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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-12

"AlI the Comforts of Home"
Georgia Harper will be seen in Gil
Iettes splendid comedy, "All the Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23
SIP for Mems SIS OVercoats.

special Saturday offering of Mems Stylish Winter Over
coats, in medium and heavy weights Fashioned of black
tbet Irish eze and unfinished worsteds lined with Venetian
silk Garments with snap and styeaored with all the skill
of custom made. Actual ST 500 value, at $I2oo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23

a line
at $1,000 .
al and
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
Causes of the Mania

THE less material causes for the travel mania
include the modern spirit of restlesSness (visible
in other fields also; the comparative modern love
Of the picturesque the desire escape extremes of
climate; the fact that travel is now one of the few
occupations atfOrding some chance of adventure;
and the fact that travel multiplies details easily,
and tends to fill up the vacant life at a minimum
of personal initiative. The cynic might add, with
Balzac, that travel affords opportunity to make
friendships of limited liability and that it likewise
offers unlimited copy" not only to the practised
writer, but to every scrbbler who cares to unload
his trumpery journal d. 1oydge a regardless
public.
AS far the desire for novelty goes, she motives
may be considered rather mixed. He who travels
simply because he thinks he has exhausted his home
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
Universal Craze for Travel
NOTHING is allowed TO interfere with
tnr ,,r.,.nf ncnrnnfnr afaN Nia Is lardll

to a peregrination Of the globe; personally col
parties of the blind are organized to see the y
Of creation; a whole long lifetime spent IN
kale-vard does not prevent the octogenarla
being suddenly bitten with the spirit OF the
starting off for visit to the Pyramids.
1t is equally true that in the United
States at all events, poverty IS not con-
sidered a good reason for renouncing
peep at other chimes. We all remember the
travels of Bavard Taylor in Europe and
Of Richard Dana before the mast. The
good use made By American school-teacherS
OF their hard earned salaries has almost
become Troyerbial; and only the other day
! heard Of a New England seamsuess, who
at the age Of siXty-three had amassed the
amount (three hundred dollars she deemed
necessary for long-cherished visit to
Europe, and managed 10 see a large part
Of that continent, including Rome, Tor
weekly expenditure which never exceeded
six dollars.
The causes of all this running to and iro
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

over the face of the earth many and multi
tarious To enumerate first, those that obvious
and material ii clear that among the great reasons
for the everlasting exodus the Improvement in
the facilities of travel the greater diffusion of pros
perlty and leisure, the dinnutlon of international
ennites and the decrease in dangers of all kinds.
Not the least among the agents making for easiness
n travelling is the modern guide-boob which may
be called not only a result but also a cause. As
tar as observation is practicable, it would seem
that the appearance of a and trusted guide
book to a particular country certainly stimulates
travel in that direction.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
Americans Lead the Movement

IN the great hurly- -bur1y of modern travel the
native of the United States is, perhaps, the most
conspicuous figure. 1t has been we'll said of him
(by H. T. Tuckerman) that the American is by
nature locomotive: he believes in change of air for
health change of residence for success change of
society for Improvement The size of his
country makes him regardless of distance; his taste
and temperament make him desire all that he has
not; it is incumbent him, the youngest of
mankind. to 90 abroad to the material embodl-
ment of the historical, artistic, religious, and
literary civilization in which he has his roots.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

of climate will actually enjoy the succession of the
changing seasons if he will only stay quietly at
home, SO, possibly, day, with the Improvement
of modern inventions, it may well come to pass
that nearly all the advantages of travel may be
brought to our own door. Even half a century
ago that distinguished Cockney traveller, Mr. Booley,
able to boast before the Social OYSTERS" that
with the aid of the dorama he had travelled over
a great portion of the globe, not allowing
than twcnty-four hours to elapse after his return
from the Nile before he started for the Arctic
regions And all this with greater refreshment
than a biscuit or q bun, and with not drop of
alcoholic liquor.
And if Mr.. Booey could feel like this, how
should feel with the wonderful illustrated
lectures and moving pictures of to-day, in look
ing at which it is indeed easy to feel that time
and space are annihilated? Through the i'm
provement of the stereoptCon; the school children
of the Sums are able to get real,
vivid and as close a picture of a glacier
avalanche as if they had all been born in a Swiss
chalet near the clouds The reader has always been.
after all in real sense the most extensive traveller
of them all and when he add great optical
delusions as these the mental pictures afforded
by his text where does he radically differ from the
actual traveller, except in the avoidance of incon
veniences fatigue, and expense: Predigested travel
seems entirely natural in this age Of breakfast
foods
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
Mrs. Grill is very i'll,

We all Grills-1nale fe1nale-though per-
haps few of satisfied with a remedy so easily
accessible Paris. Some like Pearv or Hubbard are
content with nothing short of the perils of the
extreme north; Others, like Andr6e or Santos
Dumont, despise all ordinary means of locomotion
and insist taking themselves wings; while vet
Others, not excluding those of preeminent station,
go some way toward enulating the submarine
Voyagers Of Jules Verne. The transatlantic ferry
has become a regular and trivial item in the lives
OF many thousands the ascent of Mont Blanc
scarcely counts for more than that OF Bunker Hill
Monument; every picturesque highway is thronged
with the drivers Of automobiles who like their
namesakes in the proverb rush in where others
Cn consequence fear to tread and if have TO
admit that the Wit of youth is often as homely
as ever we must look for other causes than that
OF keeping al home.
There is none so poor but insists upon hs annual
outing at the seaside if it has be spent in
nothing better than a gaily painted dog-kennel at
Basss Point Cottage City. At least whole
country has gone bald headed into the tourist
business; and il the three four million strangers
who visit Switzerland annually and leave there
fifty or sixty millions of their (InOre or less tainted)
dollars were to 90 elsewhere, that thrifty Republic
might Just as well shut up shop II she did not have
TO compound with her creditors she would at least
stances. and would certainly have to cut down her
Presidents salary from its present bloated amount
OF three thousand dollars.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

The desire Tor movement leads 70 SUCH
a rapid multiplication of means of COM
munication in his own country that it is
crcdibly reported that the average American
translates nnlld dies sine liuea as mo day
without its new railroad" An American
railway company thinks nothing OF making
a detour of thirty miles just to allow its
passengers passing glimpse of Niagara.
The Europeans who come here to lee
ture go home with the idea that America
consists largely of overheated Pullman
cars The violinist Marie Hall, one of the
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

IF q label is sought for the period in which
We live, perhaps The Age of Travel"
viii tit as well as another. We all feel
the sting of the reproach feared by
Young Proteus of Verona that it would
be - great impeachment to his age" to have
known no travel in his youth" A homeler
and equally opposite motto may be found in
the old ri1ne:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
Srsmitr SaaRa iibsrfabrsn.

Der 8rsmIer %. 3. gamma, No.
1OO6 0arriIDn StrnBe uobnbaft. tuuroe
am Niitno5 W6rgen I'm l.3O ubr
nabe Der &rtu3uRs an Der Sepfons
aDenue bon elmer &ansir. Wai4ine Der
Big Gour-giien6abn tibsrfa6ren nno
iofort ast0Otet.
Sanna bate feline Wc6nung am
absno subor osrlaiien, I'm elmer Go'
asns@srinmmlune bei3uBo5nen uno
befnnO fi9 CUR 3sit bes ungltifsfals
iebenFaqs Guf benz SsimtDe9s bon bort.
6anua's 26rpsr wuroe grdBli4
bsrFhmmelt; Der aOpf uno linte Irm
uaren bOafdnoig bon ben Rdoern Der
9ocOmotios bonn 26rper abgei6nitten.
Der Coroner puroe bon benz llnfall
hena5ri9tiet.
0anna mar unpsrbeirat6et uno fam
bon 5ammOno, Sno.. bitrber; feline
Muiter III nod bortislbft mobnbaft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
@mrbea smrd oas Gridletnem Der
Tsusrmsbr iiberrai9t.

Die Nneeifelten uno 3unben In 6.
g. Npres & Sos. grobem @ei1aftss
9ocals uurbsn gsisrn b64li9if aber-
rnf6t, als ss plbbli4 in bemielRn on
su, rs9nen anfina, nod msbr itieg aber
bic usbsrrai4ung, aIs aud bic ffdbti'
i6en 2bi6manni9aftsn eri8isnen unb
nod sinem 5eusr su iu&en besannen.
BON Dem glhdlidermsiie nirgenbs etwas
;u entosden mar.
3immerleute, bic NIT sinigen fleinen
bauli9en Derdnoerungen i'm binteren
Sbsile bes 2ocalss beiadftigt iparen,
batten eine autpmatii9e 8orri9tung
sufdllis 5sribrt, tpel6s nod einem
stOBe ben eprsng.apparat einf4altet
unb ben 6suer=alarm giebt.
Der bur9 bas Wafer angeri4tete
S1aben ift ni1t neunensuertb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
Mlter Seteran toat amfsefnaosa.

6siatiab SOnes, elm geteran bss
Barssrtrisges uuroe am Utitttuo4
Moraen In 8rcab Ripple In Der Ndbs
Der 5traBsnbabns s8eIsiie toot aufss,
funosn. Der 96rpsr tpsiit feinerlsi
8srlssunesn nuf uno nirb nod ans
f5t bss Silfs-@oroners Or. Bennett
cine autopfie borssnommen peroen
mhhsn. I'm bic 5obss.urIa9e fef3u.
HELEN.
Sones uohnte isit lansen Sa6rsn in
Broao Ripple uno lebh bon ieinsr
flsinsn psnIion unb bon bem grtrag
9slegenili9sr Gisnifleiitungen, bic i6m
bier uno bn tibsrtragen purben. gr
bate bic @suObnbeit, seitwsiis Hart sl
trinten, puros absr fsts als bDaiq
barmlOs 6stra9tst uno bsbanoelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
/ Trau 6. %. Satspiler /.

Nn9 LANCER 3ranf6eit ffarb ON
NittuO9 Dlor9en sos ubr Srau
GbarLe5 90. 3utsuilsr. 1909 pari
aos.. i'm 81. gincent.SOspitul. Die
Tolesn elmer bor etpa brei Wp9en bor-
9snommsnen Operation warsn bic un'
mittelbore Sooesurfa9e.
6rau Sutspiler mar sine So9tsr
oes frti6sr uoblbsfannten 9rueers fbo-
mas q. alforb unb mar In Snbiana.
polis 9e6Orsn. sic binterldBt ibrsn
9attsn uno bier 4inbsr, 6rau Artbu,
9rOwn, Ernu 5reo goans. Charles
uno Sarrp Sutemeilsr.
5err Charles %. Sutetpeiler iff Elm
Mitgliso Der Si9srbsits.8sb6ros uno
@ei4dftsfiibrsr Der equitable 2ifes
A1eturan3 60.
arrangements fur bic Beerbigunq
Der VsrffOrbenen inb nod ni&t gee
trpfeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
Die Goainmsrs 6as Srmf Via:
sslsssabeit.

Der gebiilfe oes Ser. Staten Rreiss
gsrufun9sesriGis In @bica9o bsnad=
ri6tisie ben ffdotiiden Nnwalt Wtnts
ion, oaB bic IlmfOBung Der gntibei'
bune beg &i9lsrs 8ater In osm Sale
Der @Dniumers Sas Sruf so. ni9t
Dor Ablauf bon 80 Sa9en beitdti9t
tperoen tuirb. Sisis Srift 1T fiir Gins
brinsung sinsr petition sDsds Reuber=
fahrans gebrdu6lid. @snn eins iOl&s
pstitiOn ni6t eingerei@t paroe, 10
piiroe Der @inbaItsbefebl Oes &iGters
Batter aufgsboben, uenn Der 3sltnb'
I6nitt abgelaufen mare, usl9es am 8.
Mdr; isin mirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
Ben Sdnlo sntlaFet.

1err Paul Uebrner, pel9sr pcr
sinigsr 3sit wsesn Biebfiabls bon $32.
ois er isiner Satin sefcblen haben
folIte. psrhaftst tpuroe. III auf Antraa
bss StaatsauwaIts frei9eipro4en NOR
ben, ba ss f9 bur9aus niat nm einen
9isbfabl banoslts, ionosrn unt einen
JamilisnsUif. to;e elm FOLDER BET ben
geifsn bortommt. Wie leib Der 6rau,
usl&e ben Sirafantrag Felte. biefer
S4ritt esmOrben if, brhdt Elm grief an
ben StaatsunwaIt senau aus bteieIbe
mar fia tbotid9li9, neil Der en9lii&en
Spruce untunois, Der Golgen oes bon
ibr sinssfdlassnsn S9rities ni&t be-
uubt. Sas bette on Der 6a&e if, baB
fid beioe g6slsuts tpisbsr peri6bnt has
ben !; in 3ufunft wiro man iol4s
64ritts stwas iOraiamer iiberIesen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
! Srisasidj 3pidsr, len. /

gsRern Na9mittag i9loB gum 8o'
Oesi9lafe Ssrr Trisori9 3wider. fen.,
feline guaen. Der Bob fam ibm als
@rl6isr bon LANCER Dual. Sein
afbmatii&ss 2siosn mar in Den lsBten
Monatsn i9persr ssuuroen uno als
i9 nun no9 Die tfdif9e 2uneenent=
stnoung binaussislts. be unterlag
feline Sernnatur.
Serr 5risbri4 3nider wurbs am
Is. Sept. 1885 in 9reuSna8 aeboren
une panosrte nit Grau uno 2inSern
i'm Sabre 1880 naa amerita aus, no
SnoianapOlis feline sueite Seimat9
uuroe.
gr blieb nu6 bier tsrnbsutI9. bers
tsbrte, 10 lange ss isin @eiunbbeits3ia
Hanb nur erlaubte. in oeutIden 9rei'
len uno erwarb fi1 sablrei9e Greunbe
burd feline 8ieoerteit uno treffli4en
@barattereigenidaften
@r mar elm eeiddbtss Witglieb oes
=, ,Wdnnsr9or" bes Snbianapolis 2ie=
bsrtrans unb bss 1Innbbdngiesn Surn.
8erein:.
GuBer ieiner Dittme Wil6elmine
geb. Nabersbera trauern an ieiner
Sabre bic 3inoer Sulius o 3wider,
etaot Merieo, Trau Wat6ilos 9lopi9,
5rieori9 3wi6er IT,, 6ugo 3wicer,
8rootlpn, Nsp Dorf, Winnie sSranfs,
gmma 3widsr unO 5rau Ioele Jauf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
ct. Sobaunes Sinsliuss=
Sereia.

ssn Der sefri9en regelmdBi9en @er=
iammlung beg ct. SObannes Siinss
Iinas.0ereins In ct. Marp's San
purosn folsenb. 8samte 81 Der am
l3. Rdr3 fattfinoenoen Wabl FIR ben
fommenoen Sermin nominiri:
prdfoent - gouarb @alm, Sranf
Bauer. .
0ice- prdFbent-albert Abels, Bert
8uenna9el. -
@orrsIp. Secretdr-peter 3immer,
Dm. Strnd.
Ginan3. .Secrstdr-GbparoW Wbitafer,
Wm. 2osdle.
Wuri9uu - Sobn MsaisI, Otto
S9mitt.
8ibliotbetar-8so. Mi9aslis, 5rani
Walte-.
gsiiili6er Director unb s9abmsi.
fter-Hsp. Wm. Sduier.
gu benz In ben lsbten .Sasen bee
Wonats Npril itattfinbsnben 10. Stif-
tungsten oes 8ersins trifft bas @omite
f9on iebt umfaRembe gOrbersitunssn.
Sas @orlite bsffs5t aug ben Serren
9p. goItert, gOrfsenosr; Solspt
Strad. peter 3immer. gbmarb Calm,
Wm. Strad, Greo. 8oItsrt unb &es.
Sduier.
Die am 6. 6ebruai abge6altens 2ar'
tens@efeufdaft 9eitaltete fi9 gu einen
id6uen @rfolg; 266 Sbeilnebmer Bat.
ten ti4 eingsfunben. 3w6If preii,
tamen 3ur 8ertbeilune.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
Iesssr=@ steata

Der 9amen.8 .8srsin bes 9eutI&en=
Wsbesr.gereins aiebt bsute Nbenb In
Der 9ermania 0aae isinsn idbrli9sn
Wasfenban.
Wlan tpeib. usnn bic Oamsn Der
Meb9er bic arrangements zines Ser.
anhaens In 9dnoen babsn, III es un.
m6sli9, bab Der grfoIg ausbleibt.
Der biesidbrise Ball mub alles
9Orbsrise in om S9attsn ifsIlsn aud
wsnn nur elm tleiner 8beil Der grwar.
tungsn, tuel9e man auf @runb Der BON
benz Gomiie felt 2angem aufseuenbe,
ten Waben iu begen bere@tt9t iR, In
@rftaung gebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
Wsitere &odloemosfratione
Der SnSianapoIis @as @cmpanb bilr4
Serrn Sarrb @Iair SbeIbp.

Bel Der seiirissn Semonifration bes
6errn Clair Sbslbp auf benz @asOfen
Der SnoianabOlis @as 9ompanp in
oem 8as appliance 3immer Der @es
lsul9aft batten fi9 10 piele 3ub6rer
eingsfunoen, baB biele ni9t In bas
3tmmer tommen fonnien. @r 5eigte
seffern bic 3ubsrsituns unb @ar.li=
run9 zines vSslmonico Stsat@, cine
Speiie, wsl9e i'm Often namentli9 in
@ep Oort unb philadelphia betannt
1T. unter anoerem but er au9 @bo-
tolabe 2aper @ates.
sluf elqemeinsn Wuni9 mubte ct
feline yWuffins" obns gisr wieber
baden. oeren Re3ept mir gum Hugen
unierer 2eisr bier mittbeilsn.
Recept fur Wuffins Ob E
Gier.
Gin pint 9efebtes UtebI muB man
nit 2 8bsslbffel bon Yadpulber unb !
Sbssl6ffsl uOll Sal3 prbentli4 uers
mdn9en. 6ierauf aiebt man einen
@bl6fel g.itmOlsene Butter, l 81
l6ffeI 3uder ilno II Sahe Mil9 au
unb i&ldgt bic Mii@ung gu eine leiate
3uiamenbdngenoe WaiIe unb badt bie-
islbe In cine pfanne.
Sdmmtli4e 8eri9te, tpel5e er tuie-
Der hsrumrei4en lieB wurben auf bas
669fe 9eIobt unb Ssrr Sbelbp tpurbs
nit Jragen beitarmt, bic er ale In
lisbsnsparbiser Weiis our gr6bten 3us
frieoenbeit beanttportete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
Galtsres @etter im Sidt.

Dos Nstter. Bureau prDpbe3ett elm
tueiteres Sinfen Der Semperatur. Mors
gen frh6 pirO Ous 8bermOmetsr tuabr'
i6einli6 nuf ooer untsr benz Nuas
puntt fs6sn. Die tiber Ha9t einge'
trstsne a6thblune unb Der lei6;s
Saneefal uaren nur bic 8orbpten
elmer tOmmenoen talten @eQe bon Der
e9ten Sorte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

Der SIaatling Charles
2aep, % Sabre alt, ein ptirbissr Der"
treter Der i&marsen @niie. tpuroe se.
fern bon ben geamten sar3 unO Ser
Der perbaftet. 2arp miro In &ufb-
bile, Sno., tpegen Sisbfabls bsrIangt.
Der 1siabriee GOher par.
Ter, tueI9er f9 In go. 529 Wef 81.
straee aufhdlt, tpurbe aeiiern tpegen
2l.inbiebaabls binafsf gema6t. Vt
ion ubrsn, Munbbarmonifa unb
anSere fletne @essnfdnbe entmenbet
baben. Die Derbaftun9 murbe bon
ben geamten 2ancaffer. Com, 2urb
unb 6olb borgenommsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
Central 9abor lInisn.

Sn Der reesImdbiseu 0srIammluna
Der .@entral 2abor Union" bet!a9te
fi9 Die 2ocal. Union Der 6eissr, oaB bic
@puntp @ommifdre bon Nlarion
@ounip fi9 wsi9ertsn, Wtitslieber Der
Union in Der araftfation beg Gountps
su beiSdfti9en. Die angele9enbeit
murbe benz suhdnbieen @omits tibsr=
tuieien, nadosm bon mebreren Selega.
ten barauf nufmertinm eemadt mar.
oaB cine fernsre @eieerun9 Der @ountp'
@ommifidrc, ben @hnidsn Der bsiasr
3u sntipre6en, bisQsiat unliebiamme
SOlesn Bel Der @abl 6aben i6nnte.
Die Sslesatsn Der garbiere eriu4ten,
bas Bef9peroe. q omite 3u bsauftragen,
nit 9hreermsifsr gootwaltsr uno benz
6fsntlidsn anfldger genebic. &tf=
iprn6s In gstrsff Der s6liebung aller
garbierfubsn ar Sonntagen gu nebs
men. geri4iebene 8arbiers tDsiesrn
R9, benz Sunniaasi&lisbunss -@eiese
nn6sutommen, uno MAIDEN on bieien
8nesn Elm borshslidss @sfadft.
Den 2eFeliamisosn puroen s5 als
gsiitsusr gu ben llnfOifsn Der grOoeiR.
rune 6sctor Wegaterns. Der I'm lebten
Nobsmbsr ben Rehelidmieo Anorew
@rifRn eri6oB, betpiligt. Die Union
Der 9sfeli6misoe mia bic seridili@e
Werfolguns Wcgadsrn's einlsiten.
Cine gsI9weroe. oaB in Der grauss
rel Der capital gitp 8rspins gompdnp
Wni6inen aufasfslt fino, wsl&s In
0i9tsrlnionwsrtfdtten ansefsrtist tuur.
ben, mar bic gsranlaRuns, oaB gum
sritsn Nals in Der Ssididte Der @en-
tral 2abor Union ein Nrbsitgebsr CUR
Rs&tfertisuns feiner 9anolunssweiis
gum @orte suselaRsn uuroe. Die
Deleeatsn Der Union Der 8rauerei-
4rbeitsr baitsn suar idon borber ere
tldrt, oaB bic @apital gttp gretpins SO.
ben organifirten Nrbeitern bsionoers
ghnitig gsfinnt fei, bic Central 2abOr
Union belt es ieoo4 fiir n6thig. 6srrn
SObn 5. Sisien. gics.prdFosnt Der
grausrsi. 3u sriu@en, grtldrunsen gu
ssben. Ssrr @ieien isbte ben Selesa'
ten auseinanoer, bab auf bic ausiGliebs
li9s 0srtpsnouns bon Waterial aus
llnions Wertffdttsn bel Der @rrihtung
Der 8rausrsi bsiunbsrss Nusenmert ges
ribtet tuoroen lei; fOgar bie pferoe
gsb6rten 3ur Union, oa He In ben
llninn-Stodparos 9sfauft tporoen feieu.
gr ertldrts fd bsrsit, bie fragli9en
Wai9insn innsrbaIb 80 Sasen our&
anbere srisbsn su laRen, tpenn nn6as-
uieIen whroe, oab oiefelten tbatidhli6
bon Ridt- llnionleuten angefsrtiat tpd-
rem. Serrn 8ieien tuurbe Der gani
Der Central 2abOr Union fir fein gnt-
gegentOmmen ausseipro&sn.
Inter ben neu su9slafensn Ssls9ateu
mar elmer brg Ssr BIER erif fiirali1 Or.
aanifirten Boot SS Shoe Worfers
Union.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
saoieits=SarRbsreiw

Der beute Nbsnb In Der Shbieite'
SurnbalIe fattfinbsnoe Mastenbaa bee
Shoi.ite. 8urublrsins beripridt grob=
attig 3u tperbsn. Das @omite bat felt
@o6en Die sroBarti9Hsn @orbereitun.
gen getroifsn, uel@e sinen auten gr'
folg In ieber Sinfi9t f4er ifeaen. We,
einiae gemitbli9e Stunben bsrIeber
min, berfeble ni9t, beute @bene bas
Collide Seim Der Shoieite. Surne,
aufsuiu9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

Der Damen. 0erein bes So3ialen
8urnbereins bdlt beute abenb i'm
Deutf9sn 6auis Elm Wasten.ardns&en
ab. Die umfaRenoffen gorbereitun'
gen fino aetrOffen wOrosn unb wirb es
oesbaIb an grfolg nt&t febIsn. Web'
rere i96ne usberrai9unSen feben ben
@eiu&eru In Ausf9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

Sdbrlt@er 0aSfemtau oeS
9atstenberetnS oeS 9eutjMen
0et9er.WeretnS tn Der 0ers
ttsamta 0aue, beute Mtemo,
oem f4tem 8ebrmar. Gtms
trtt4 fur 0efr itno Dame soc.
Gxtra SaMte 25e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
Sranen Der Gb. ct. Yanlms:
0emetmoe.

am Donnerfag Ha9mittas bdlt Der
Grauen'gerein Der gOans. ct. paulus
Rir1e, CT Der @de IL. uno Columbia
abe. fein 9affeefrdna&en in benz Gonn.
tagidulaimmer ab. sMe Gamen Hnb
5sr3li9 willtommsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

Der 0eger Rpp 5obnfon, II
Sabre alt. 528 Waria etrabe mo6n.
baft, murbe sefern iusasn l1nteriGla.
auns perbaftet. Sie @ebeimpoli3ifien
2urt unb Susan nabmen bic Werbaf.
tung Dor. ~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

8eamte 6tobbarb berbaf'
tete geRerir ben S3idbrtaen James
3rent, 22S DeR Warplano Strabe
wobnbaft, weeen Hauferei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

~ @roker preis. Nasfenbal Der
pbonir 2ose go. 4. s. .. &. g., am
Donnerfag. ben Is. 6ebruar, tn Der
Germanta 6alle. Die RiIitdr.Abtbei.
lung wirb babf&e grir3itien aufntren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
s. .. 6 q.

@rcBer SabresbaM oes =
>. s.. y. Sroems tttt 9emt.
imen GataS Stenttag, ben
20. Tebrtar. Gtmtrttt Gerr
ttnp Satte SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

Serisp Sadsn. &eienberg. 6erren.
i2neioer. 406 Of Waibiugton Str.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-13
SISTER MURDERS
HER BROTHER WHO
KILLED bETRAYER

Seattle, Wash, July 1s-George Mitch
ell was shot and killed last night by his
sister. Esther. TO avenge whose honor he
had become a murderer. The girl was ar
rested and the others are held as wit
nesses.
Young Mitchell recently killed Frame
Edmund Creffield. prophet of a sect
known as the Holy Rollers. who accom-
plished the ruin OF Esther Mitchell, among
others.
Mitchell was acquitted by a'jury OF the
crime OF murder and completely vindi-
Gated. In addition. the people OF Cor
Wallis, Or. presented TO him medal for
Kidding them OF the prophet" and fur
nished funds for HIS defence.
Last night the father. Esther George
and his two brothers, Perry and Fred,
sat in the railway station, awaiting the
train that was 10 take the father back
70 Illinois and the three boys TO Ore
gon. George kissed his sister and
started for the door. Stepping quietly be-
hind him, she took a pistol from her
dress, took careful aim and fired. The
bullet lodged in his brain.
The murderess has been living with
Mrs. Crefrield. widow Of the Holy
Roller preacher and George was espe-
cially anxious 10 remove his sister from
the influence OF Mrs. Creffield.