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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-07

Hazelton Republican,: Miss Carrie
Brindle, whose mind has been affected
by recent illness, escaped the watch
fulness of the family last Saturday
morning and wandered out into the
storm. She had scarcely made her
escape when her absence was noted
and search instituted. The unfortu-
nate girl was found about mile from
home, with her face and hands slight
ly frozen. Her people have kept her
under constant watch and this is the
only time she has been out of their
sight. Aside from the temporary
pain she will suffer no ill effects from
the exposure.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-07
Suggestion from Walsh County.

Grafton Record: The Record is a
long way from the capital but it de-
sires to suggest the name Of Capt.
W. r. Plrdon Of Wahpeton, for speak
er if that Office is to be filled by a
republican. Capt. Purdon served in
the last session of the legislature and
did not ride on, pass. He is a quiet,
dignified, honest and absolutely fair
man, just the man to preside over the
deliberations of such a body. He is
veteran, Of the Spanish-American
war, and if wesrecall correctly was at
Paete when Company c lost so heavi-
ly. If the office was to go to demo-
crat, inasmuch as the democrats hold
the balance of power, we believe the
honor would be conceded to our
democratic leader, T. D. Casey of
Walsh.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-07

be the best suited to make the wisest
selection. If this cannot be, my next
suggestion would be the selection of
a county superintendent by the school
directors of county. Either of
these methods in North Dakota would
involve a constitutional amendment
inasmuch as section $50 of our consti-
tuition says that superintendent of
schools for each county shall be elect
ed every two years, etc. The other
method would be the election of a
county superintendent at the school
election in June, with provision that
there shall be no party nominations
Or party designation on the ballot.
This method was in vogue in the early
9O's and if my memory serves me cor
rectly it worked satisfactorily. It did
not eliminate contests for the office
but the contest was usually one in.
volving the fitness Of candidates rath.
err than party politics. At that time
people are thinking about school mat
tiers not national or state politics.
think I could mention several good
county superintendent who suffered
defeat at the last election solely be.
cause people were thinking about
state politics rather than what was
best for the children's education.
The election of a county superin-
tendent will never result in the
greatest good to the cause of rural
education, because at the polls, peo-
Pile, frequently remember minor mat
tiers and difficulties with regard to a
county superintendent and overlook
the question of experience and gen
eral fitness. I believe the selection
of county superintendent by a
county board of education presents
the only real solution of the most
serious problem in school administra-
ton today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-07
STEELE NOTES

The Tribune's travelling cor.
respondent dropped into Steele the
other day and noted that it was one
of the busiest towns on the Missouri
Slope.
He was greatly pleased at the big
store of H. A. Wehtz where the
several departments employ six
clerks who are kept busy from early
to late waiting on the steady stream
of customers. Mr.. Welitz has 1890
feet of shelving, a floor space 5Ox10O,
besides warehouse 25x40. He says
his business has increased fifty per
cent the last year, which speaks we'll
for the prosperity Of the people in
Kidder county
Mrs. Bruce Miller, the courteous
deputy register of deeds, has made
many friends for that office as she has
kind word for all who have business
there, and this may partly account for
the fine majority the chief of the Of
fee received this fall.
General satisfaction is expressed
around Kidder county at the re-
election of M. F. Woesner to the office
of county treasurer. Everything is
in apple pie order in the office and
the treasurer is one Of the most
pleasant men to meet
Another successful candidate at the
polls last fall was F. P. Leany, Judge
of probate. They made him &C
some, but his many friends stood by
him nobly and he will do business a.
the old stand for another two years.
Winner & Adams have found it
necessary to enlarge their lumber
@;sfiices at Steele to accommodate:
their growing business In addition
70 the Steele yards this company has
a number elsewhere, all OF which are
doing a fine business The head Of
fee is at Steele.
Busy Bees is the name Of a
nt xr,.,Y,, Az, -. &, =, - ..Y -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-07
NATURALIZATN PAPERS
THE ASSISTANT CLERK OF THE
U. S. DISTRICT COURT HAS
JUST RECEIVED
THE NEW BLANKS WHICH ARE
VERY COMPLETE AS lDENTI-
\ FlCATlON PAPERS.

Assistant Clerk Hoskins of the
U. S. district court, after long delay,
has finally received the records and
blanks for the new naturalization
process of those who desire to become
citizens of the United States.
While the residents of the different
subdivisions of this judicial district
will naturally take out their papers
with the clerk of the district court in
their own county, there will be many,
doubtless, of other districts and
states, who will come to Bismarck to
make filings on land and who have
not taken out their papers as required
by law before they can file on land
The law requires that all declarations
of intention to become a citizen of
the United States must be made i'm
the district in which the party lives,
but gives authority to clerks of the
United States district courts to re-
ceive such declarations, and as R.
D. Hoskins is assistant clerk of the
district and circuit courts, declara-
tons of residents of other states or
of other judicial districts of this
state can be made before him.
The declaration to become a citi-
zen is entirely different from the old
one and it will be noted that great
stress is put upon the declaration that
the applicant is neither an anarchist
nor polygamist nor believer in
these doctrines.
Following is the substance of the
declaration of intention: In this form
the applicant gives his full name, age.
occupation. description, weight, color
OF eyes, etc, and any marks or dis
figurations that may be present;
where and when born, where now re-
siding; when emigrated to the U. S.;
from what country and on what
vessel. OF course allegiance to any
foreign power is renowned.
Petition for Naturalization: This
blank is a very large one and con-
tains all the information required in
the Declaration of Intention and
more. Date of declaration of inten-
tlon must be enumerated and at what
point and in what court. Married or
single and if married, name of wife
and if any children name and date of
birth of each. The eighth declara-
tion reads as follows:
Il am not disbeliever in or op-
posed to organized government or a
member Of or affiliated with any
organization or body of persons teach
ing disbelief in organized, govern
ment. I am not a polygamist nor a
believer in the practice of polygamy.
/ am attached to the principles of the
Constitution of the United States, and
it is my intention to become citizen
of the United States and to renounee
absolutely and forever all allegiance
and fidelity to any foreign prince,
potentate,, state. or sovereignty, and
particularly to OF which at
this time am a subject, and it is my
intention 70 reside permanently in the
United States. Z 81
s# Length OF time applicant has re-
sided IN this country Immediately
preceding the date Of the petition,
must be stated, naming each diner
ert place II not continuously at one
place.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-07
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
Municipal Convention.

Grand Forks, N. D., Dec. 7.-Of-
fcials of incorporated cities are hold
ing a municipal charter convention
in Grand Forks today. e
The first session was held in the
commercial club rooms, beginning at
10 o'clock this morning. An interest
ing program was prepared for the oc-
casion and nearly all the incorpor-
ated cities of the state were repre-
sented except Bismarck.
AS nearly every city in the state
has had more or less difficulty with
its charter The meeting is bringing
out some interesting arguments and
valuable plans to remedy the defects.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-07

S. Robinson, Esty Landon and John
Rumsey. They were manipulating a
hose on the north side of the building
when the wall collapsed and pinned
them down slowly to roast under the
burning debris:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-07
deer HUNTING
EDITOR OF GRANVILLE RECORD
PRINTS HIS EXPERIENCES ON
THE sLoPE-WAs so COMFORT
ABLE AT sPERRY's, HE HUNTED
LlTTLE-BisMARcK NOTES.

Ed. Pierson, editor of that bright
paper, the Granville Record, thus tells
of the good time he had deer hunting
at Sperry's: -
We were called to Fargo as a wit
ness before the u. s. grand jury in
postoffice case. There we met our
old friend and 4 hunting companion
Ed. Bowers, who in company with
Dan Bnlmeyer, was about to start for
the Missouri river region on a deer
hunting expedition. We couldn't re-
sist the temptation to accompany Ed.
and Dan and thanks to u. S. district
Attorney pat" Rourke the case in
which he appeared as witness was
disposed of the day following oui ar
rival at Fargo and In company with
Ed. and Dan we boarded the N. p.
North Coast Limited Wednesday
morning for a weeks hunt for big
game, the Sperry ranch, miles north
east of Bismarck on the Missouri
river, of which e. H. sperry is the
proprietor, being our destination.
We arrived at Bismarck after the
dinner hour at I'D. Patterson's North
west and were compelled to satisfy
the inner man at a Chinese restaur-
ant across the street. The place
operated by the pig tail will not catch
us again. Right here we want to
make it known that we have always
had warm spot In our heart for the
we'll known Bismarck politician since
the day-many years ago-when he
cashed a check for us--the writer
when we were "aH in" for ready cash
at the Capital City-and saved us the
humiliation OF asking for loan from
one of our friend the possibility
of being unceremoniously turned
down-and when at; Bismarck never
fail to show our appreciation by eat
ing Eds grub and quenching our
thirst with his mineral water-a de-
cidedly good brandy the way at,
IS cents per. 5s 81 II ~
"A Bismarck liveryman took us out
to the Sperry ranch. His charge for
the trip was something fierce, but
when we told him that We were not
legislators, he cut the price to more
reasonable figure. The Sperry family
had about decided to quit accommo-
dating deer hunters SO numerous
had they become but fortunately
Dan Billmeyer had been their guest
last year and a very cordial welcome
\ was extended to- us. We went out
for a leisurely stroll to become ac-
quainted with the SUR ndings. Evil.
dences of big game In the timber
along the Missouri river were plenti-.
ful. 5}.
I Early Thursday morning we com
menced driving the thicket.' I'd
Bowers emptied his repeater at three
4 deer as they broke out Of the brush
/ and at a distance of so rods succeeded
y in bringing down one of the animals.
BY mistake the was shooting steel
pointed bullets. however and the amt
NAL almost Instantly recovered and
/ succeeded IA safely getting back INTO
the brush. Ed and Dan made an
other drive ana q shot gun ID hands
I of the writer delivered the charge Of
buckshot that kilIed-the deer a
fine doe-and the Pierson family are
now Teasing on venison- -independ.
ent Of our friend Porter's meat shop
We remained at the sperry home un-i
tiI the following Wednesday not
missing 4 day ont Of the woods and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-07

teer firemen were killed while fight
ing the flames, four students lie in
the infirmary at the point of death,
while it is not known how many are
in the ruins, but several students are
missing. The firemen killed were A.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-07

Contractor D. A. Dinnie of Minot
has purchased the pacing stallion
Nerola of J. r. Waters of Grand
Forks.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-07
BIG FIRE AT The CORNELL UNIVERSITY
Chi Chapter House Burned Early This Morning Causing Many Deaths
Building

Ithica, N. Y, Dec. 7.-Early this
morning the beautiful Chi Psi fra
ternity house at Cornell University,
the finest chapter house in the United
States caught fire and soon the first
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-07

The Jas. Burgess residence at
one year.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-07

floor was aflame. Before the fire de-
partment could arrive o. L. Schmuck
of Hanover, Pa, jumped from the
third story window and was so
severely injured he died in the hos
pital later. Three of Ithica's volun-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
Sretenstbater eines
Srrfinni9en.

rrinnise
Atlanta, &c., Is. Wai. -
Samss s. glart. Wa9t.S ~sleerapbif in
@bamblse, elmer tleinen, 3p6If Reilen
tOrbbfli9 BON bier bslsgsnen @iien'
b~abnfiation, uurbe lsBten abeno, udbs
rsno er In 9isnfi mar, pI0bli9 irrfns
mig, bemaHnete f9 uao 9ing auf ben
a~riegspfab.
ST bsgab f9 3unddf nod benz
Sauie bon g. pureel, uOielbf er
losirts, unb ~Derlan9te @inlab. als
ibm bieier bertpsigert puroe, brad er
bic Gi9entbtr Elm, na6m eine Same
grb6l uno iesie hermit bas Saus in
Brano. als bic Sniafen, bic beioen
puresl's, Batter uno Sobn, uno %.
Wart, aus benz 5auie tamen, um bas
Geuer 3u lOI9en, er6fnete @lart erff
aus etnem &ebolper unb bann aus
elmer 6linte 6susr auf bic Wdnner
unb bsrtpunoste he ole brei 9efdbrli9.
Siernuf panoerte sr, benz @iienbabn.
eelsiis sntlang, nod benz fiinf Weilen
sntfernten SunpoObp, mo er beute
In Der 5rtibe anlangte. betrat ben Sas
Den bon Nai6 & @lart uno bsrlanste
patrcnen. Der @%srtduFsr, Wiliam
s. @bssts, Der t~elepbOnii@ seuurnt
tuorbsn NOR, usiesrts f9, oas @e.
tuiini9ts su pertaufen, worauf @lart
i'm bur9 einen Sdus ms Sera t6b-
tets. ginsr Der gisentbhmsr sntsing
bemislbsn S9idiaIe nur bur9 einise
5lu9t.
Der Wabnfnnige periab fi9 nun in
benz ssnanntsn @sfddfts auseiebig nit
Munition uno bsri9manb In ben Wdl'
bern bon SstaIb- unb Sutton @ountp.
8Oli,iitsn unb 5rsiptQige ma9tsn fG
auf bic Su9e nad gIarf, unb als oie-
fer f9 9dnali9 sinssi6lofen fas, thai
sr bas @sideitsis, mas sr tbun tunnte;
sr sridOB F4 ielbf.
Sternburg iiber bic
beut q T."
% abingto n, Is. Mai. - ST.
biplomatii9en 9reiisn miro bsuts febI
Diel 9eiproden hber einsn artitel, Der
Der beutI6e BOti9after, Baron boz
Sternburg. tn elmer 3eiti9rift Der.
6fsntli8t bat, unb Der fi9 fber BITE TO
eenannts v9suti1s @efabr" In graf
lien ausldbt. gr be3eidnet bas ge
rt9t, 9euti9lanb beriu9s bic Nus
panbsruns Teuti9er bon ben Der
Stnaten ab unb nod Sio. Amsrita 81
lenfen, als 2fge.
an 6ano off3ielsr ifatifif9sr ge
riats ueiff Der Boti9aftsr nod, bal
unb 90 Yro3snt auer gmisranten boz
Seuti9lanb na@ ben Der. Staatei
iommeri; In benz 3sitraume bon 1877
big 1894 fno 81, 719 9euti4e mad
BraRIiien unb 1880, 1872 nod bel
Ser. Staatsn aussstpanbsrt; mod Il
fsinsm Sabre bot bie 3abl Der In Bra
Hlisn ein9euanoerten Seutf9en 80.
~iiberfiesen.
Sn flarer Wsife tpiberlsgt Stern
burg bas 9sri9t, baB BAG bsuti9
auswanberunss-g Bureau bie gmisran
tion NIT allen nur nt6gli9en Wittelr
auG Sub. Nmsrita Ienfe, nm, In be
q~emdbigten Gone 8erritortum au ge
minnen nnb cine Suprematie bes beut
i&en 6anbeIs beraufeIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
Altegpptird)e Stuoentem.

Der alte Sen Ifibd bat INNER reHt:
&aes lit i9on einmal bageipei en; oit
GrI3einungen iino INNER Die glei9en,
faum Dab Die 6orm pe9ielt. Gs mus
tibet uns bur9aus MODERN an, tpenn
mir i'm papDrus SaGier oen 8riei
zines alten 6errn, Numens Nmenemun
an 1einen S9iiler, ben Stuoioius Ye:
tdur, le1en, pprin es portpurfs pol
beiBt: ~Gs lit mir mitgetbeilt poroen
gu pernu9ldiiigit Ous Stuoium uni
9ebit bon &neipe 5u &neipe. Wer mad
Bier rie9t, lit fir ale abitobenO; oe,
Giergeru9 bdlt ale fern, er ma9i
Define SeeIe Der1drtet. Su finoeit fiji,
gut" 10 ii6eriebt Der befannte Ggbpto=
lpge 2autb peiter, reine Wano ein5u-
rennen unO bas 8rettertbor gu our9:
bre6en. Sein &uf lit notoriI9, es
liegt 0e5 Suffes auf Osinem @eii9te
Sbue op9 nidt oie &rige in Define
GeOunfen, bergiB bp9 bic Srinfbe6el
=. 9u trommelIt auf 9einem Baud
0u itrdu9elit, Su fdqit auf Seinen
Baud" unO OieIer feu9tfr0bli9e pe=
taur lit t~einestpegs cine Nu5na6me ge=
tpeien. Sn einem anoeren G9reiber
ermabnt 3. g. Elm gepifer Mni Ieiner
Sobn Gbuniubetep: 8erbring ni6i
Define 3eit i'm 8ier6aufe. 2ei6t fGGi
9u gu 8O0en uno bri9It Dir oie @lie=
Ser. teiner aber rei9t Dir bie Sanf
gum geiitan0e. Sieb, Define Genpfer
trinten unb iugen gu Dir: Sch mad
9auie, 9u bait genug g%etrunfea." Sr
einem 8riefe f9ilt elm Batter bas Der
flu9te Sag" (glei9 8ier) als Der
Queu Ser 8erOerbniB ser Stuoenten
@enn 0ie !9erren oes eblen Geriteniaf=
tee bou, pflegten tie nGmIi6, tout
CONNIE deg nous" aIerbanb Mlotrio
gu trei6en. sic rifen Die 3dune Elm
oemolirten Sbiiren II. /. IN. Werfpiir.
oigerpeiie paren i9on oamals Die be.
riibmteften 8ruu6GuIer in oen timber:
fitGtsftGOten gelegen, 10 Elm febr be.
tdrlf1tes IN Mlerdn0rten, Der 9elebrten'
itaot par excellence, elei9fam oeu
Miin9en CUR 3eit bes &bamies, pt
man beim alien golumeId i9on Sra.
pun5el uno Getti9e als Hei3mittel bein
potuIiren eenob. @ie Der @ein tpiri
ou9 ous 8ier gele9entii9 Die Self
Ser Gorge" gsnannt, unb Bier uni
9Gniebraten gilt als 9Dttere1en in
0immelrei9e.
Nu6 Die gramina ma6ten oen Stu
6ioien bdmals ni6t geringsn Summer
Ner in Die .0omGne Der S9rift" auf
genommen tperoen tppnte = in Selio
polls itu0irte man in eriter 2inie Sbeo
logic, in Mempbis Mebisin, in S6ebei
Observation-Disclosures = mubte bor
erft oie Yrifung a6legen. Cine 5tpeit
9riifung erI9lOB Dem StuOenten 81
2aufbabn bes Stuatsbeamten, Elm
brittle enoli4 Die bO4iten @emter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
H6nig nno Grsiber.

@on Dem &Dnige Grnft Iuguit Dor
Sunnober itammt folsenOe @netbote
Ole err germ unb oft gum beften CAB
SIN Sabre 1916 faufte er elm Gut apis
i9en Solberftabt uno Nueolinbure
Der aIte Serr mar iehr fur5iiatis, bislt
ii9 ober fir einen tii9tigen SGger
Bel einem sroBen 5elotreiben i4of
un0 feblte er febr bdufis. Sa ging cir
9ofe bi9t o linn auf; er i9ob uni
rief einem in Ser RGbe itebenoen Srei:
Der Die Trase gu: rS4peibt (blutst'
ere"
Ser Sreiber, tpelder Die &unftuus:
bride Der Sdser ni4t bertrand, rief gu:
rid: ry1p6 ni6t; aber tpenn er nod
lanse 70 tpeiterlGuft, miro er ipobl II
S9peib fommen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
Cine ffltfamt Garriere.

8efdnntli6 baben 8erbre6er ni6i
ielten duffalenO treue @enoiiinnen,
Ob tie nun beI6eibers RGuber ooer
itol3e 2Guberbauptleute iino, Die grs
pG6lte hires Ser5ens bGlt meiit in
alien We9ielfd1en zines oerurtigen 2e=
bens trel unO feit gu i6nen. 90 bat
benin audi oas Sudden" oes beriibm=
ten S9inoerbannes cine 8eriibmt6eii
erlangt, Der jener hires @emabls tpenia
na9gibt. Sruu Suliune puroe pOr
ibren 3eitesnpHen als cine Der befter
@attinnen sei9iloert, Die es je seseber
6at, unb als oes 9annes i6perG
Stunoe fam, ga mubte lie ibre Sreue
aud re6li9 biiben. Mqerbings purbs
fe ni9t binseri9tet pie tbr beriibmte,
G6eberr, lie fam nit spei Sabren Sc
fdngniB oappn. Na9 ibrer GntlaI=
flung aber mar es nit ibrer Sreue Dor.
BEL. S9inoerbdnnes maj ia audi toot.
Die 8iirmer naaten lGn9it an ibm. unt
10 permd6lte iid Die Wittpe bes Rdus
berbauptmanns gum Sneitenmal uni
3par = our @btpe9slung = nit einem
9pIiaei6iener. Oas geI9ab i'm Sabre
1907. DIS 5rau poli5eibienerir
ipuroe iie benr audi in @bren alt, fl
ftar6 1851, na9oem fe nod ibren 70
@eburtstug gefeiert bate. 9epib eint
feltIame &arriere!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
lafufr pauon-Ankrr.
Sic @efabr oes 2anoenS uno ole f~osenannts
vSGIeiTabrt."

Don Sen mannisfa9en 9efu6ren, bis
ben 2ufti9iffern broben, iino biejenis
gen, tpel9e ii9 beim 2anoen oarbisten.
entf9ieben Die grOBten.
&pmmt Der 8alon aus bDberen
2ufti9i9ten pieoer berunter in Die
IGbe Der Grbe, 10 beibt es sund9it.
fi9 einen geeigneten 2anoungsplaB
ausIu9en, tppmogli9 cine Wieie ober
elm freies TelO, iporauf feline SGume
ite6en, beren 9leits @efabren berbeifibs
rem tOnnen. SIT elm FOLDER sefunoen
un6 ser 8a[on 5iemli9 entleert, 10
muB ebenio, pis Bel einem S9iff, Der
Inter ausssporfen tperben, Der, nu9-
Dem er fi9 in bic Grbe ein9ebatt bat,
bu5u bient, ben 9ulpn feit5ubalten.
Sabt Ser 4nter feinen feiten SUB pOer
reibt er fi9, nadbbem er ein9ebuft mar,
pieOer los, 10 tarn Dies fir DIE Guft'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16

Ge1bn9t tie SaIf9fpies
Ter. @uf Dem 5nii9en Warf9au unb
plod, 3uiff9<polen, pertebrenoen
Wei9IeIoampfer rWaper" batten flint
SaII9Ipieler in Der jiingiten 3eit cine
@n5abf pdFugiere biz auf Die leBte
2opete aiisgepliinbert. WGbrenb elmer
Jabrt biefer Sage brunsen plDslih
a6t ~unbefannte perfpnen in bic &uz
iiite oes Oampfers, mo Die Spieler ges
rabe beiiammen Iaben. Mit Rebolbern
in Der 9ano Spunsen lie Die Jalf9@
it&ler. auf Sed gu eeben. !6ier tpurs
hsn Fs IN cine Geibe aufseftent, uno
bdnn erOffneten Die a9t Elm Eeuer 9e@
gen lie. @isr Ser 5ali6fpieler tpurben
erf9pfen, Der FINITE marc i4tper per>
lebt. No6oem Die ~1nbetannten ibr
Werf ~ppl5ogen, lieben tie bas S9iff
lanoen unb perlieben IS, pbne beldtigt
al tperoen.
Il nbeiIpoIIe GrpIoton.
en- einem @ei9Gftsbauie gu MurieiIe
i'm fransOiif9en Separtement Der
Rbpnemiinounsen ereignete ii4 cine
beftise grplofion, bur9 Die elm Sdbat=
se59dft, elm Reftaurunt unb cine Sro<
esnbanbluns poaftdnSig serftDrt tpurs
ben. Gin &elner erlitt f9ipere Der
Iebunsen. Die grploiion mar 10 Def
tig, bab elm auf Dem Biirserfteis bor=
~beigebenbes MGb9en ettpa aebn Meter
melt fortsef9leubert puroe. Ser
Geueripebr selang es, ben our4 ote
Grploiion entitanbenen 8ranb an be-
ipdltisen. 9is Srploiion miro oarauf
auriidgefiibrt. BOB Der &elner IN Dem
NIT ausfrSmenoem Safe ansefiiIten
GeIlerrdun. in benz fiG auBerbem nod
etpa 80 Rilosramm pulper b~efanoeu,
Elm 2iht anainoete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16

@pm 8ffb Of 9 { n,
Bel einem in &qbra, Sa&ien, nieOers
segaugenen 9epitter puroe Der auI
benz Gelbe bef4dfliste 20 Sabre aIts
Rneht 6es G~utsbeibers aippinc
fammt apei pferoen bonn 8liBe sr.
fhIasen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
Staten erbObt
SON Seriidernngs= 6eieQidaften tn san Srantisto.

Gin SrrEnuNr mf Dem &nesspfab- 5tern6urs Hber Die "oenfhe Gsfabr."
- 3narauber gefangen. - GaliurnhnS Sefeber. - SiebItr
sdabmeifer.- Sunse 5rau in fdredider gSeae erHurSet.
gsihpe berGsrt $4,000 9ebensuerfbernmg. =
&dhielbafe @eididtr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
SO. &OngreB.
6 /.

90 n atom, Is. Wai. -
Mit Ausnabms Der paBflauiel erleoi9te
teute bas Senatscomit. bic 8~eratbuns
gen iiber Die 6radtratsns 8urlaae, unb
10 balO bic paBfrags erleoigt 1T, wire
bic &atsn.D orlaee prm Senat In Be-
ratbuns ge3Ogen tueroen.
8eTOnoers LANCE bausrte bic geras
tbune iber bic Wtt9lisoer Der Swii9en=
faatli4tn 6~nnoelseommiifon. Sena.
tor Silman ipra9 pieoerum hber BIZ
l1ntsrbnnolungen nit benz prdFoenten.
Saus.
Sas Saus entf9loB F9 6eute ben
Oberssri9t bes Sifritts bon Columbia
bic Ma9tbputommsnbsit gu sspdbren.
ben S9ulratb fur Waibtngton 3u En-
nentlerl.
Nn9 tpsitersn unpidtieen 8srbaub'
lungsn bsrtaets if9 bas Saus bi:
moreen Na6mittas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
mtnn bic grbt btff.
Bon benz e~danpIas Der iinsfen &atafrss
Sbe tn &aIiiornien.

Die 3abl Der @rbbebenbiloer aus
8alifprnien pG9it begreiflt9erpeiie
ms l1nenOIi9e, 10 Dab cine &uspabl.
Die alien Wiini9en gere9t miro. gu Den
unm09li9en 0ingen sebOrt. &uf gut