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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
ITALIANS DROWNED.
One Foreigner Caught Cramp and
 Other Went To Rescue.

Birmingham, June 2s-(special)- )-- Two Italian laborers at Enslay, while in swimming in the cement factory pond, lost their lives, and efforts to To- cate their relatives in Louisiana have been in vain.
 The men were known at Rocario Dispenza and Domicano Caddinale. and were cousins. They were employed as section hands on tie Louisville and Nashville. One of them, it appears, was attacked with cramps, and the other went in to help him. hearing the cries for assistance. Both were drown ed. Relatives are supposed to be liv- ing in Napoleonville, La, and telegrams were sent there. If no deply is received ed from the telegrams. the bodies will be buried at Enslev.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
CASTING PLANT OPERATED.
Tennessee Coal and ITO Company Do
 AWay With Old Method.

Away With old Method.
 Birmingham, June 27-(Special. J. The Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company has put into operation a large casting plant at Ensley and iron man ufactured at the five furnaces in opera tion is handled through this casting plant doing away with the handling oE the product
 The molten metal is carried to tho casting plant and without handling. iE molded Into pig iron and then loaded or to cars The plant has a capacity for twelve hundred tons of iron day, and the labor saved amounts to consider able. The device Is part of the devel- opment proposed by the big iron and steel company In this district
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
sbayv CalIa For Money.

washington, June 29.-The secretary Of the treasury has written letters to the various national banks which sometime ago received a special de- posit of $10,000,000 of treasury funds asking them to return the same to the treasury between the tenth and twen- tieth of July. This is in accordance with the conditions imposed at the time the deposits were made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids for the construction of a concrete. steel arch dam across the AutEuga Creek at Prattvtlle. Autauga County. Alabama, will be received by the Prattvilla Cotton Mills and Banking Company, and the Continental Gin Company. at Prattville, Alabama. until noon July 9th, 1906 Specifications. draw ings and full information in reference to the proposed work. and the form of propos- als and contract can be seen by applying to Mir w I. Ellis representing the Prattville Cotton Mills and Banking Company. and 1Gf Daniel Pratt representing the Conti- IeThe right is reserved to reject any and all -blds -2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
Enrle,s Pets Won.

Vicksbure, June 2s.--(Special. J. Earle's Pets reversed conclusions to- day, doubling Jackson's score in spite of four errors. Reeb allowed eight sim gles. Jackson was one to the good in the first half Of the sixth, but the locals wont in and put four men across the plate, winning handily
 Score by innings R.H E. Jackson .OOOC IO2 OoO-S 8 3 VicS sburg. . 200 GOA 0G$-G + and Leighton
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30

Summary-Two-bas hits. Wells, Ap-
 perious. Three-base hits, MeCsnn Hit by pitcher, Maxwell 2. Double plays, Schmidt to l3ohannon to Frary, Bur nun to Mullaney. Left on bases, Nash Duggan 8, Maxwell 2, Burnum 1. Eases on balls, Duggan 1, Maxwell ,, Burnum 2 Stolen bases. Frary, Gilbert. Schmidt, Sacrifice hits, Gilbert Time of game. 2.50. Umpire, Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
Uniontoyyn Lost Last.

Uniontown, June 29.--(special.)-- afternoon in the last game of the series. Bailey pitched we'll. but the work of the local infield was ragged Score.
 Demopolfs, 4 { 8.
 Uniontown, 3 4 G.
 Batteries. Uniontown-Bailey and Lister; Demopolis-Hughes and Pol lard Umpire, Terrell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30

Summary-Two base hits. DeAr- mond, Johnson; home runs. Carey, Babb; stolen bases. Babb. 9; Nadeau, Suggs, Plass. ;; bases on balls off Quick, 2;. off sugss. l; struck out by Quick 5. by Suggs 5: hit by pitcher, Plass; sacrifice hits. Carey, 3; double plays Plass to Carey: time of game. 1850, umpire, Buckley
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30

summary-Twc base hits, Knolls stolen bases, Byrne, Abstein, Hess
 sacrifice hits. Byrne, Knoll, Beck; to King to Abstein, Cargo to Blake to Beck; OrBrfen to Blake to Beck struck out by Lee, 6; by Phillips, 3: ba~es on balls, off Lee, 2; off Phillips, Orleans, 9; first on errors, Shreveport
 2; New Orleans, 0; time Of game, :25 {; Umpire. Tackaberry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
Notice to Tax Payers.

Notice is hereby given that the books of assessment for the year of 1906 have been completed and are ready for inspection and the Board of Equalization will sit on the second Monday in July. 1908. to examine the assessors returns and to correct any errors therein
 $. T. wEsTcoTT. s-1At Clerk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
Rogers General Council

Washington. June 29.-Tho isthmian canal commission announces the ap- pointment of Richard Reid Rogers, an attorney of New York, as General Counsel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
Rrxnnt I.nat Cinne.

Baton Rouge. June 29.-(Special )-- Baton Rouge, with only three hits off Iryant, won from Gulfport this after noon in a very interesting game. Gulf four errors, but could get only one man over.
 Score by innings R.H.E Gulfport. .. .. ..0l0 900 009-1 $ Baton Rouge .. 100 900 01*-2 8
 Batteries-Bryant and OBrien; Laird and. CutfieraZ
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
FAIL TO HIT WILHEM
ATLANTA LOSES A GAME TO BIRM-
 INGHAM.
Hughes Allowed Nine Safeties, While the Kaiser Gives Up only Five Both Teams Fielded fin
 Brilliant Form.

Atlanta, June s.-Birmingham de- fested Atlanta today because of the The fielding of roth clubs was the fea- ture of the game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30

Sale of Birn'lngh ham Southern;
 Birmingham, lure 29.-(Speclal '- When asked today who would succeed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
LEES SUPERB WORK
wlNs FOR PIRATES OVER CHARLIE
 FRANKS PELICANS.
0n1y Three Hits Secured By New or leans, Shreveport Obtaining Eight or Silver Biil Phillips--
 Tackaberry Umpfres.

Shreveport, La, June 29.-Lee's su- perb pitching won todays game for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

and PhiiadeIphia split even in todays W double header. Patten was knocked out Of the box in the seventh inning of the second game.
 Philadelphia 102 020 112-9 IS 0
 Batteries-Kitson and Heydon; Bend CT. Coakley and Schreck Time 1855. Second game
 Philadelphia 900 900 4Ol-5 l.
 Batter1es-Falkenberg Patten and Wakefield; Bender, Bartley, Dygert and Schreck and Powers. Time 2:l0. Umpire o,Loughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
DIVIDEND NOTICE

A. A meeting of the Directors of the Union Bank and Trust Company. of Mont romery. Ala, held June 14th. 1906, the usual eerni-annual dividend of (three) per cent. on its capital stock of s2o0,OoO. % was de- cIared, payable July l. 1906; o~
 1ne President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30

New York, June 2s.-The New York American easily defeated Boston to- | day.
 Boston .. =. .. GOA 900 OOO--4 f. New York. .. 900 400 136--S 12 O. l Batteries-Dinnen and Armburster; Chesbro and McGuire Time 40. Um- pires Connor and Hurst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30

Cleveland, June 29.-The Cleveland team defeated Chicago today. Walsh and owen were hit hard. while Town send was effective uo. . :. Chicago " .. 900 1e1 000-2 ' 2.
 Batteries-Townsend and Beemis; Owen, walsh and Sullivan. Time :4S. Empires Connolly and Evans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
National Iearne-

Boston, June 29.-Boston turned the tables on New York by consecutive hit ting in the first and fifth innings of
 R.H.E. Boston ... 200 01o O0x-.3 8 i NfN Batteries: Gfe Young g1S ana UGO NeeSham Mo fGnnity and Bowerman. Time, 1:23. Empires, Emslie and Conway.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30

. . %sS . . Q . YESTERDAYS GAMEs . S&A~AA~~A~A AA ~A~~AS . Southern Leawue-- Nashville g.; Montgomery g. Shreveport 3; New Orleans 1.
 Birmingham 3; Atlanta 1.
 Memphis II; Little Rock 2. American League Cleveland g; Chicago 2
 New York 8. Boston f.
 Philadelphia 9-h: Washington 5-6
 Detroit T; St. Louis 8. National Len9ue- Cincinnati-Chicago, rain. Pittsburg g.; St. Louis 2.
 Boston 8; New York 2
 Philadelphia 5; Brooklyn 1. American Association Milwaukee 9: Minneapolis 1. Indianapolis D. Louisville f.
 Toledo 10; Columbus o.
 St Paul 4; Kansas City 1. South Atlantic Charleston 2: Macon g. Charleston 2-7:. Macon 9-2. Savannah ?: Jacksonville 1.
 Augusta 5; Columbia 4. Cotton States '' Mobile ?: Meridian 1.
 Vicksburg s; Jackson 8.
 Baton Rouge 2; Gulfport 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
(. BABE AT THE BAT
FOUR TIMES UP, FOUR HITS AND f FOUR RUNS.
Quick Allows Thirteen Hits, Two of Them Home Runs, and Memphis
 Wins Listless Game from
TrnvIers

lT NsHHs VI A<fBtftss. UHfht HUH fMs TrnvIers.
 Memphis, Tenn, June 29 Quick al- lowed thirteen hits today, two of them home runs. which with listless play ing on the part of the visitors, result ed in an easy victory for the local team. Out of four times at bat Babb
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30

Detroit, June 29.-Detroit punched six hits with three errors and two passes, scoring seven runs and makin g the game safe.
 Detroit. 020 800 00s-7 l.
 al Louis .. 100 010 010-3 10 4. Batteries-Donohue and Schmidt;
 Powell and Spencer. Time 1925. Um-
 pire Sheridan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
A FEW FOUL TIPS.


 Good morning Mister Doogan. And Jack Lee beat Bill Phillips. That 300 is as hard to reach as it was last summer-but wait
 Schmidt has found his natural sphere and lest you forget he found the sphere yesterday.
 One more game in Nashville and then for old Birmv and the 4th of July will history repeat itself?
 Charlie Franks crowd seem to be up against 1.-the Pirates are almost tied with them now for the lead. Baton Rouge Is now in second place in the Cotton States with Jackson and Mobile coming like a streak of light ning.
 Just look at that Mobile team-Dus- tv Millers crowd would make a run away balloon look like it had iron bal last ties to 1t.
 Cleveland and New York are still tied for the American league, the Ath- letics by losing one yesterday drop ping out of the fight temporarily.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
SECOND NASHVILLE GAME
 IS WON BY THE FINNITES
Mister Dugan 0utpitched Young Maxwell and the Final Score Sheet Showed
 8to ,.

the agony of very tired looking set
 of fans at Castle Higgins. The score was: |.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30

Summary---Three base h1ts, Prout. Base on balls, of Verneuille 1, off Bill Hard g. Struck out. by VeI neuille 5, by Billiard 5. Sacrifice hits DeVore. Time. 40 Umpire. Burke.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30

Brooklyn, June 29-Philadelphia out played Brooklyn, both at the bat and Brooklyn -. 900 100 00O-1 8 Philadelphia ... 100 01o 03x- 0
 Batteries: Scanlon and Bergen; Lush and Dooin. Time, :45. Umpire, John
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
sOUTH ATLANTIC,
COTTON STATES.
AAAAAA AA~A~ ~~ %A~o co . ToDAx's SCHEDULE. . A~~~%H %HA%~~~~ ~~A~%~o

= EODAX'S SCHEDULE. A~~~%A~%~~~ ~%AA~%~t southern Leasue- Montgomery at Nashville. Birmingham at Atlanta.
 New Orleans at Shreveport.
 Little Rock at Memphis American League Philadelphia at Washington. New York at Boston Chicago at Cleveland
 St. Louis at Detroit National League Cincinnati at Chicago. New York at Boston.
 Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
 Pittsburg at St. Louis American AssOcIaflon-- Columbus at Toledo. Louisville at Indianapolis. Milwaukee at Minneapolis. Kansas City at St. Paul. South AtIantic.-- Macon at Charleston Jacksonville at Savannah
 Coiumbia at Augusta. Cotton States Mobile at Meridian Jackson at Eicksburg
 Gulfport at Baton Rouge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30

Charlie Franks crowd seem to be up against 1.-the Pirates are almost tied with them now for the lead.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30

Good morning Mister Doogan.
 And Jack Lee beat Bill Phillips.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30

One more game in Nashville and then for old Birmv and the 4th of July will history repeat itself?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-19

tpirbs, aber trobbem aIs ni9t seniiz
genb funbirtes observation-disclosures
f9on balb psrfra6te. @eifbem bat
fi9 Der 9laube einseniftet, bab bas
4limd, benz ia au1 bic on ben 8aus
ten Der erftsn baprifden 3Onise unse>
bra9ten Sresfoeemdlbe nt9t ftanbse>
balten babsn, fir bic tbierif9en Be-
tppbner pdrmerer 2anbitrids au rarb
lei.
Nber bic grfabrungen Sasenbeds
unb AMBER Sbiersudter baben ge=
aeigt, baB es perfeblt mar, tpenn man
20ps1. Sisern, Strduben u. +. 10.
bur6 ipintsrli9e Ginf6liebung in
tparme HGume Die 0~erbdltnife i6rer
6eimut6 fiinftli9 barbieten tponte.
bub basesen cine 4ftlimatifirung. Der
fogar Die Natur bur9 8tlbung zines
pGrmeren Suartleibes entetgentommt.
febr tpobl mOsli9 lit. tpenn, Bios Elm
gefdiibtes, tro6enss unb bur9 bide
Saidten BON 9iinser unb Streu &C.
tpGrmtes Eager iotpis fehr bel @aum
sur 4etpeauns i'm Treien aur @erfi=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-19

Der betdnnte Ssuinetoniff @bolf
Balm i9ilbert bic Stuttsdrter Sbeas
terperbGltni1e Bis su ben a9tsiser
Sabren bes porisen Sabrbunberts uns
semsin fehelnb. Nu6 bon 2inbpaintz
ner, Der 81 Sabre lang bas mufifali>
f9e SSepter in Stuttgart i9pans,
peib er interehant unb t5eilpeiie aua
lmiiiant gu ~plaubern. Man erSdblt
ii9 merftpiirbiqe Oinge iiber feline
banbperfsmdBise Dirt bes S9affens;
rnulla dies sine linea" mar babel
iein Wablfpsuh. unb fpenn man i'm
fragte, pie er nur ale Die pielen
Spern, 8alets. gntreactes, Supertu>
rem, 2ieber fertia brinee, meinte er:
nOas Weittel tit febr einfa9: um bier
llbr Morsens auffteten, ben sansen
Sag tpenis eifen, fortarbeiten Bis gum
Ibeno unb fi6 bur6 ni4ts ftOren lafz
FEM"
Die bielen eigenen Werfe, bic er duf
biefe Dirt probusirte, ma4ten i'm unz
bulbfam gegen bic Der Qnberen, mo6@
ten Is nun ~bebeutenbe uno anerfannte
Salente, pie Meperbeer, ooer mod
iunse, erit enporitrebenbe iein. 3am
ba zines Saees elm iunger Muiifer,
Der in feiner &apele ben &ontrabaB
ftri9. unb iiberrei9te linn ebrfur6ts=
poa bic pdrtitur zines grOberen Grit
l~insstperfes. elmer Spmfonie, nit Der
f9ii6ternen Bite. lie bur9snieben
unb pomDali6 i'm Monnementsz
&on5ert aufSufiibren. 2inbpaintner
erpiberte:
r2afen sic bus gut fein, 5err Sof=
muiifus, bas beiprgsn mir bier felbft!"
Sprad's, f6ob Dem 8erbtifften bas
Hotenbeft pieber unter ben Mrm umb
ibn felbif CUR Sbiir binaus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-19

WGbrenb bas nGrbli9e urb mittlere
Deuti9lunb nit soolosif9en 9Grten
rei6er afs irsenb Elm anberes 2anb
aiisgeitattst lit. but Siooeuti4lanS
pGbrsnb LANCER Sabre Bios in Stutts
gart cine ftdRbige Sbierfddu beiefen.
Dos febr biel srSSere Miin9en
muBte fia bisher nit ben tpanoernben
Msnagerien ~besniigen, bic aaidbrlt9
our 3eit bes Sctoberfeftes bic Star
fdbt su befu6en pfleser. Oiefer
Mangel tpurbe ni9t nur bonn fduu=
luittgen Yublitum uRh bon 9elebrten,
fpnbern namentli9 AUDI bon &iinfi=
lern empfunben, bic, tperrr fie Sbier,
fubien MAIDEN tpollen, dnbere beutide
Stdbte auffudsn miiFen- Oie lIr=
fade bss Mansels 1T pieIlei9t bariR
su iuden, baB Miin4en fdon 1862,
alfo glei9 na4 Berlin. Grantfurt q.
W. unb &Dln, einerl Soologifden Gar
Ten erbaIten Pat. Der fe1r biel befm4t
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-19

sung fteben. Nut OrunD Dlelrr nrur=
rem @ni8auung bat ii9 porisss Sabr
In Miinden etn @erein sebilbet, Der
fir bic Inlase zines mobernen %Sooloz
gtfden @artens cine lebbdfte Mgtta=
tion entfultet unb Der audi, tpenn ibm
bic Stabt bur6 toitenlpie neberldf>
flung Der am redten Sfarufer auserz
iebenen @runotide entsegenfommt,
fein3iel errei9en biirfte. Sa man bon
ben bisber beliebten pruntbaften
Menagertebauten abieber min unb ba
au9 bic S~bierpreife nit Der fDrts
f9reitenben Grf9liebung Nfritas uno
anberer 2Gnoer INNER niebiser ss>
poroen finb Goitet bod elm paar
2Dpen pber Siser Bios nod gegen
$1,000. 10 1offt man nit einem 4n>
lasefapital bon runb 100000 unb
idbrliden @ussabsn bon $4,000
ausfommen 5u fOnntn. ~11nleugbar
1T, baB man ii9 Bel benz gepfanten
Natursarten bic grfabrunsen aner
Gltersn @nlasen dbnlider Nrt sunube
MAIDEN fann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-19

Gin Milberuneserunp
Ser @ein, ben sic Sbren &unbtn
fanbtsn, mar gefGli6t!!" = rGrlau@
ben sic, es itunb aber audi n8pr>
iidt!!" alf Der &iite!"
= 6 in 30 ufiffeinb. yWel6c
GsiGnse lieben sic mOhl am meiiten,
Serr @ebeimratb9" = Die aug benz
iiebaebnten Sabrbunbert!!" = $50
mild! @esbalb serabe bie?" =
.Wsil ie heut5utage Niemanb mehr
finat!!"
- StoB1euf5er elmer m De-
bernen &D9in. rWie lang
nirb's benin nod bauern, baB man
ii9 nit benz S9la9ten urtb 3upfen
bes @efliigels plagen muB9!!... Win
benn teiner bas Saniin, Gntol uno
9iibnerol srfinben?."
: Ser o m / #. 81: SD
fuee Sbnen, i6 psrbiene iebt 10 pisl
@elb, baB i9 aar nidt peiB, prbin
bamit; id mill nidt uuH4nefben, aber
BET mir lre9t IN leoer Sde elm Quf1oert>
martf9ein." g.: nOas CLAUDE i4
germ, tpabrf9einlih tpObnen sic in
rnnben 3immern!"
: 5angbaIl. Menid, ME
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men eisentlid pufirtg S4neiber:
So, pifen Sic, t4 Dar beute BET
stpei S9ulbnern, bic fid serdbe ses
geniiber tpo6nen. . unb bic baben
mid cine balbe Sturoe lang INNER
sesenieitis elmer benz anberen in bic
8ube aeihmifsn!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-19

BON MttIetb init benz Mermffen .rsrtf.
fen purbe. Sd lteb benin audi i'm
&ubftan sinen plub fir ben Mamm,
bic 6rau unb bas &inb einrGumen
unb seniisenb Strob gum Rabtlaser
berbeii9affen. Sbr Yfsrb bra9te i6
IN einem unbern 9ebGube unter unb
f%iitterte es ielbft. gu bamaliger 3eit
pfleeten bic 2opplGnber i'm Winter,
men" Tie bettelnb in Die @bene famen,
INNER pferb unb S9litten mitaufiibs
rem. Sos Pferb lie!en fe ii9 bon ben
Bauern unb 6Guslern oben i'm Sc
btrge, unb biefe p~ertruuten linen aern
Die Sbiere an. Senn niemanb aebt
nit ben pferben better UNI unb pfleqt
tie setpihenbafter, als Der 2applGnber.
Sesbalb tann man ibnsn audi rubia
feline Pferbe iiberluhen. Seute, mo-
ods Ibbol5en i'm Norben in 70 6obem
Wabe betrieben pirb uni man bic
pferce i'm @inter CUR Soritarbeit
b%ertpenbet, eelingt es ben 2applGnbern
10 leidt nidt, Elm pferb gu Ieiben.
Nus btefem 9runbe iiebt man fie in
%ilnisrer Segenb audi nidt mebr 70 oft
als friiber.
Dim nG4iten Morgsn fam Der
3dpplGnber gu mir unb bat midi, nod
einen Sag bleiben gu biirfen. Senn
bds Sinh lei 10 franf, 70 franf. Sd
begleitete i'm in ben Stall, UNI mid
na4 Mutter unb Sinh umsufeben.
Sas &leine iab audi 10 slsnb aus.
tab t9 an feinsm Muffommen afpei>
felte. &iibrenb mar bic 8eiOrsnib bes
0aters.
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fragte mid Der 2applGnbsr.
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So"
m@9, bann perfteben Sic aud ben
Shmer5 zines drmen 2applGnbers."
Dim &benb tpurbe es falt unb fern
fldr. Oa fam Der 3applGnber ipieber
gu mir unb Bat mid, NIT ibm binaus<
augeben.
nWas sic fir midi unb bic Meinen
setban baben, iou ni9t umfonft ee=
pefen fein. 3par bin i9 nun cir arr
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men segeniiber aber bod banfbar
seisen."
limb bamit fiibrte er MIDI elm Stiids
diem beiieite, 10 bab niemanb uns
bDren fpnnte. unb lebrte mid in Der
Mil9itrabe lefen unb baraus has
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8leinen. Damn perfdpanb er aus
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BEN lahen, i9 babe aber, pte gefaet,
bic &unit Der MISUNDERSTANDING bon
inn e%elernt, unb mas i9 borausfaee,
iii mod INNER einsetroffen."
,@ber pie MAIDEN Sic es nur2"
1rdgfe 1emdn0.
yWis i9 es made : ia, bds 1T
mein 9heimnib unb bas berratbe i9
ni9t. So lanse i9 tpeisiage, miiBt
Sbr elauben."
rS9on re6t = aber tpenr sic
nt9t mebr am 2eben finb. 70 pGre es
bod f9Dn, tpenn bic Stunt duf einer
onbern i%iberginge."
nWenn i9 nidt mebr am 2eben bin
= ia, bm, nun bonn fiimmert mid
bas Wetter audi ni9t mebr," fagte
@uitaf furS, unb bamit perf4panb er.
limb Der alte @uitaf bat f9on piele,
bisle Sabre p~ropbeseit, unb er fagt
au9 beute nod Winb unb Wetter porz
aug. unb piele f6pDren duf i'm. @ielz
lsidt gibt es aber nod mebr 2eute,
bic ieinen Seutungen aus ben Sterner
Der Mil6ftrabe feinen @lduben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-19
Sier 1T eiae CUTE 6elesembeit
sSSbr @elS 1T eini9em @omatem
1T berooppeln

als bic Sabrif Der &oaefsr GOmpOite Srid 60.
ae6aut uurbe, CAB es bieIe 9eute bic nber bic Sbee
Gttisn barin gu faufen la&ten. sd bsibsili9s milo
niemals on 10 ettpas", iasten bieielben /; sd berfebe
ni6ts bonn gadisins Ssidaft uno ipeib niat Oh Sbre
8adReine etpas pertb fnbl unb oh aus benz Sei4aft
@elb sumaden if".
Oieie 9suts paren ffeptifd unb Iadten bobnii9
iber uniers anirensunsen, cine Sabrif gu bausn Oiels
asute waren gang fiber, bb fe ME ME Iftien in sinsrn
nnternebmen pe in Sieiem faufen tuerben.
@ber na6bsm mir Die Sabrit sebaut batien unb
gaditeine ~berteuten unb bieie 8adfeine uuroen on
Bobn> unb Gsi3aftsbauiern, Sabrifen etc. benust,
bann Ia9tsn bisIe Manner ni@t mebr. SIM @esentbeil,
fe pini@ten Nftien gu %faufen. @ines MorsenS als i'd
mid UNI 9 l1br nod Ser Sffce besab, paren bier bon
6ieIen Mannern ba Sic INNER tadien, bab eS perfett
abfurb lei, BEL linen ansufrasen, @ftien in Der 3odefer
gompofte 8rid Company gu faufen, welde auf mid
tparteten. nnb fonberbar gu iasen, lsSsr Sisisr Serrsn
pini6te Attien gu faufen.
SD fagte ben Serren, baB bic @eieuidaft feline
Aftien gu ~bsrtaufen bate unb id bate aud feline gu
b~erfaufen. llniere attien fnb ale %berfauft. Bir ber>
taufen iest 8affeine unb es pirb mid freuen Sbnen
8adfsins gu b~ertaufen, absr attien fno teine msbr gu
baben.
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elm Ding su befben NUM- den unb es nidt baben fonnen.
70 lit bas gerlansen barna@ UNI 10 sr0ber. llnb 10 mar
es audi nit 6ie1en Serren unb nit bielen anberen, Die
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ma6ten.
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fam ? fraaten fe.
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fonnte, 10 CAB i'd ibnen Die Namen GINGER Der fleinen
@ftiembeTber be sIeid i'm Nnfaus sefauft batten uuo
bic bieIeidt BiIens paren ibre Mftien gu einent suten
Yroft gu ~bertaufen.
tlnb bieie Serren fpraden BEL bieien Iftienb 'fbern
Dor unb sabIten fur Die Ittien $65 90. $1,000 unb
SIS 90 Der antbeiI unb fdIiebIid nuroe rs INNER
fdtpieriger Semanben gu fnben Der ~berfaufen uoate,
$780, 90 per Nntbsil nuroen offerirt fIr g oapote 8rid
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tennen tuenn fe cine iolde ieben, batten @eritanb senas
aleid su Nnfans gu inbeairen unb fe berSoppelten ibr
gels in einisen Monaten.
Stun, penn biss in 8odeiter setban tperben fam,
narum fam es nidt nit einem gleiden @eIdaft in Sn@
b~ianapolis setban peroen. Ser Yroceb Der Seritenuna
Der 8aditeine lit Der sleide Die Seidaftsflbruns lit
bic sIei6e. Sic 9erbdItniRe in Snbianlpolis fnb better
ais Die in &odsfer. Sn @odsfer rnub Der Sanb, bas
8obmaterial fur bic Badteine. su0If MssiIen per Sabn
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bsrfeIbe in unerldopTidem 0orratb auf unierem 5abrit,
plas Sn @odefsr %befanbsn fd bier Sonbadfein,
Sabrifen nit pel9en Die neue Company fonturiren
mubte in SnbiunapoIis 1T Die ndafe Bad tein >Sabrit
40 Weilen e%ntfernt.