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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-18
OUT OF BUSINESS.
Mormon Church DisposinR OF Its
Commercial Enterprises.

Salt Lake, Utah. May iS.-The
Mormon church is going out OF busi-
ness, according to a local morning
PAPER. Its principal holding On SAT-
Lake. the Utah Light and Railway
company, Is to be taken over by a
s25. 900 900 corporation composed oil
English and American capitalists
The new company Will also acquire
the Odgen street railway and build
an electric line from Juab county
Utah, to ONEIDA county. Idaho.
simultaneously the announcement
is made that the salt Lake & Los An
geles railroad. another church prop
efty. has been sold 70 local syndi'
cate for 100000.
II this policy Is completely car
ried out the sale OF the traction In
terests will be followed by the sale
of stocks in banks, sugar factories
the great z. c. VI. Il. department
store and many smaller enterprises
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-18
REU MORGUE TALE
IN GRAND RAPIDS
Monkeys Fatally Assault Child
With Knife.
Dance Like Demons, Trailing Blood
Over Bed, Where Little Victim
Lay Unconscious.
FOUND BY HIS GRANDMOTHER

Grand Rapids. Mich, May IS. =
Paralleling in several respects the
plot of Edgar Allan Poe's story "The
Murders I'm the Rue Morgue," was
the deadly attack by two monkeys
made ON little Riford Worth. son Of
F. C. Worth, of So Briggs court. this
city. last night.
While the child was sleeping the
beasts entered through a window one
carrying a butcherknife. Immediate
~ they assaulted the boy, who is four
years old. While one attacked him
with the knife, slashing the lad
above the eye and seriously cutting
his arms and shoulders, the other
pounded and scratched his face and
body.
Mrs. II. B. Riford. the baby's
grandmother, heard the screams OF
the child. She had hardly entered
the room before the monkeys charg-
"a upon her and drove her from the
apartment Then. with a triumphant
brandish of the knife, one beast jump
tn TOT Uut NufuOWs tioSCit lOho"S''
by its mate and disappeared. The po-
lice were notified and detectives
searched the city for the monkeys.
They were located at the home OF DR.
b. ]. Zudzemse, at 430 Lyon street
DR.. Zudzense said that the animals
were his pets. and that he had owned
them fourteen years. or late they
had been displaying more viciousnes'
than usual. Both are good-sizec
beasts, standing about three feet 81,
inches.
At Butterworth Hospital last might
1t was stated that the child was prob
ably fatally injured, having failed tC
recover consciousness in five hours
when / entered Riford's room.
said Mrs. Riford, 81 saw the mon
keys dancing like demons on thu
boys bed ,screeching and chattering
the quilts were covered with bloo'
and Riford appeared dead. l coul'
hardly believe my eyes. | screame'
and the sound attracted the attention
. of the monkeys to me. They leape'
from the bed and drove me out o
the room and then jumped through
the window" etf, t-. f.r
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-18
BOOZE" BOAT
PASSES FALLS OF OHIO ON WAY
DOWN RIVER.
Destination l. Unknown But
Avoiding Process From Dry
Town On Other Side.

mn. p,.,,t.., ho.,ar Lno,,,ro M thu
M n, !" - on 80. era,, IL
-, - - - ,ho aav avn from
,o,,,s,,,,,a
=. -, ovo. .ha ,aiis Sunday
-. 80 ,,,.ssh.d = caI, for ahe
- -. -, =, ~, c,.a,, h.ca,,se
:, ~ da,,nn ., "can,aln" DpIong
san,nan a. - The craft The "Roozs
Boat however. managed to shoot
the chute safely and proceeded on
down the river without the aid of the
life savers
The Booze" was. IL is said, put
I'm commission at Portsmouth, Ohio
ahout a month ago in order to cir
oumvent a tight I'D order issued
by the mayor. IL was stocked and
manned by two local saloon men
who came to grief when the sherin
of Greenup county. KY. pouneed
down upon the little craft While u
lay at ancnor ON uhs heiiVuoA' 'u
The Two Commanders "ere neiu
prisoners put .ney r"''"-'seu
transfer their inNsieas's 10 Du'ons
VINO raised anchor oa'urua' is"'
anu o@Ooii'"s w"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-18
Captured by Full Bloods and Mar
shal's Posse.

vinita. I. T., May 1s.-United
States Marshal W. II. Darrough re-
turned with a posse this evening
from the spavinaw hills, where his
officers captured Ben Hungry and
Ned Carselute, alleged accomplices
OF the wickliffe brothers, full
blood Cherokee Indian outlaws.
The prisoners we're placed IN the
United States Jail. charged with com
pilcity in the murder OF Deputy
United States Marshal !. L. Gilstrar
and ]. II. vier. Hungry confessed
that he was in the fight with Deputy
Gllstrap was killed and that carse-
lutte harbored the Wickliffe brothers
and Hungry the night before the bat
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-18
More Playground.

More Fairgrounds for the children
In Ch1cagos congested districts musf
be established, while permanent pos
session must be obtained OF those
now existing. That was the unani-
nous decision reached yesterday by
the special park commission after an
automobile tour of the Fairgrounds
and parks of the North. West and
south sides, and the aid of the Com
mercial, Merchants Bankers. lro-
auois and Hamilton clubs and OF kin
dred organizations is to be sought
immediately Chicago Record-Her-
aid.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-18

II honestly conducted, as the menu
bers Of the general council avow
they VIM 'condtict, II. the proposed
Incense board inquisition can accom-
plish nothing but good. As outlined.
the plan does not contemplate the
assumption by the legislative body
of any executive functions. and the
general counsAl will NOT undertake
any active crusader sachE as might be
expected of a police department. The
fnquisbtion wholly lies within the
province of the legislative depart
menu, acting IN its capacity as the
authority for the issuance OF licenss-
"a. The proposal merely means that
citizens, who have evidence that sa-
looms are violating the law, Will be
given an opportunity TO tell what
they know. This will have ten
dency to clear the atmosphere, and
certainly should be satisfactory 70
the police department. II the charges
that saloons are allowed to violate
the closing law are proven ground
,e.ss this investigation widl exonerate
the police from suspicion OF lack oil
diligence If aAetss unknown TO oethe
police are broagfit out. 1t wihdgive
the depanrment basis on which "
work saloon keepers who have ypesp
observing the law. need have no con-
Germ: while no one else viii be con
oarmod over the fate OF such as &c
not observe N. There is nothing
srartling In the situation. The mem
bors OF the general council merei,
proposa to go to unusual pains tc
perform their duty
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-18
xi,uuf ro.Es.


Representatives, of the companies
using wires and poles ON the streets
Wi mset this afternoon with the
board Of Public Works TO consider
o1nns by which the excessive number
a. poles along the streets can be as
Dnuuod with. This matter was taken
up e the regular meeting Wednes-
day. but the conference was not con-
Guided when adjourning time arriv-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-18
Funeral Of Carl Schurz.

New York, May 1s.-The funeral
OF Carl Schurz took place today. Pr
waite services at the late home were
conducted by Rev. II. b. Bisseh
president of Hampton Institute
Hampton, Va. and DR.. Felix Adler
Of the Ethical Culture society. Later
public services were held at the grave
in Tarrytown, n. Y, where the tuner
al party went by special train.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-18
s7s FOR THE PRETTIEsT
YARDS IN PADUCAH.

The Sun offers q prize OF
$40 cash for the prettiest
yard In each OF the six wards
Of Paducah, the residents
within a half mile Of the
city limits being deemed ell
gible for the contests.
Besides these prizes for the
different wards, an extra prize
OF S15 cash will be given for
the prettiest yard In the city
at large. .a adj ID
The Sun offers these prizes
to stimulate an interest In
handsome yards.
The contests will be decided
July 10, by committee to be
selected ut a later date.
The only condition OF the
contest Is that entries
must be subscribers Of The
Spn. 80
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-18
Eating Frogs In Field.

Evansville. Ind. May 1s.-Wtlliam
Bopp, an Inmate OF the Southern In
diana inpne asylum, who disap-
peared ten days ago. was found In a
field today eating frogs. The hospi-
tai authorities did not know that
Bopp was missing. -,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-18
Fuller Hanged.

Butte, Mont. May 49, Miles Full
Ter was hanged this morning In the
jail yard for the murder OF Henry
Callahan. Both were miners. Fuller
claimed to be a relative Of Chief
Justice Fuller. He has relatives In
Ohio.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-18

Nth cork filled walls at same prit
II inferior makes. Guaranteed to US
Jess ice and keep colder in the foe
hhamber than any other make or yot
money back. Plain epameled or pc
! ..sain lined.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-18
WEEKLY TOBACCO REPoRr.

The following is the report OF
Tobacco Inspector Ed Miller for the
Week ending May IS. 1906.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-18

The Mormon Church IS going ous
OF business. WAten Whit get out Of
politics? lsroos sl4t
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-18

"When people know their work
md do 1t. life has few blank spaces
for ennui"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-18

49,. - = oars,d OF Boston. I'm
.: = !; !; '' '';:.' : e;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
TALK OF The TOWN.

Black Cat hose al Abbotts.
frhe College Widow at The opera
house tonight
Catholic church iaif All next week
At Hale's Pavilion
0lrison Maltby Of Nershire was IN
town OF business last evening
The ladies of Tho q. A. r. viii hold
their regular meeting Friday evening
Hind legs of lamb, s cents per pound
Granite City Cash Meat and Grocery
store
a 5.inch I'LL SILK raneta ribbon IN
ehangeable effects for 15c per yard at
Perry's On saturday
Roller skating at the Pavilion today
sessions from D to Ia d. m, for begin
ners; 2 to 8 and 70 10 p, ri
Only two more days Of the great
bargain sale 1T Thomas Brady's store,
l1s Main street 10 not miss i
Airs Joseph stenson and Mrs Thomas
Thompson, who have been visiting az the
home d William Aliers, returned today
70 their home III Boston
Nuchendon. Mass, The concert last
evening by the Choral AT club, 81
Boston was the finest ever given here.
The ensemble work was perfect 4
large audience enjoyed every note from
Che beautiful low tones 81 the second
bass .oloist to the sky touching sweet
ness u Dr Page. Barre opera house
! Thursday evening. Nov. 18th
iii selecting the company which will
be seen at the opera house this evening
III George AIDES comedy Ihe College
Widow, Henry ~ Savage received and
! examined hundreds of applicants The
1 play u one of American types and eaei
player was selected with 4 yiew tn his
\ physical fitness u realize to the letter
I tte role entrusted 10 him ID portray
\ The University Chancellor tlie mild.
hammered tutor the railroad magrate
/ the rural freshman, the athletic girl
the football player tho trainer, the eo.
ed, the town marshall- these are few
4 Ut the people So truly sketehed BY MI
\ AIDE and 50 completely realized ~ Mr.
Sayage's company, The College Wild
ON" affords an evening OF fullest AND
rarest enjoyment
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
BONNET SILKS.

These are the kinds Of Silks worn
by our erandmothers. La appearance
they have beautiful black iusrre
Years ago these Silks were made l9
and 70 inches wide; now they are
made 20 inches wide and priced
less than years ago.
Now we Get a 26-inch Bonnet
Iafteta that should sell at sI25, now
down 70 81 90 per yard
We are using this Bonnet Silk as a
leader 70 show the ladies thar we carry
only the best Silks and that they are
priced very low,
We expect by selling only
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
Who Win claim Them J

The following letters renaain at thc
Barre pDsteffice for che week ending
Nov sth. 1906.
Men H. w, Arnsworth, Dr. Bowers
i. T. Balch Francisco Barsanti, RI IL
Berry, Wiiher Chandler Jelf Cutler VIII
tfed Da3hnef WIN Doney lis a Do.
hpnsS lahn Downs. n N. Fitted, n H.
ailyiA 4. =. Harris David fligera slef-
III Jrnniiigs Edward laralV, NJ A. Me
GlintBeks N Nicolinu II NJ Moves. .tss
Patterson, Billy pitllie, CIas Reeehia
Aelyae Recki Geo. A. Snow n ] SpeB4
reY, Hhiljp TroSeli Rollln Thomas
James Williamson, Aaron White, Wig
lilo Zantipi
Women Bertha Ruchanan, Miss NJ
Common Mary Comiaioh Mrs Mahie
tooney 9, Mrs Ada Emerson, Sylvia
Emerson, Ruth Emerson, Mrs. Freeman
Mrs. j. Garno, Mrs Aiillie Harris, Mrs
Hannah Irish Mrs I.pida sanders Fran.
III Ward.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
FANCY SILKS.

Passasant, the largest silk dealers
III this country, but 4 Short time
ago closed our to Boston parties
all 81 their Colored Silks at bot part
Of the cost, We were fortunate
enough TO get chance at this pur
chase and now have Plaid Silks al 75C
for waists or fancy hoods, silks worth
.S1.00.
One LOT 81 Jasper silks, a 75c
value, now at SOC per yard
Black TaHeta for Innings, 4 good,
pure Six, very soft and lusterous, now
at Sc per yard
lble to take your silk order.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
Fresh HaIibut !

We were able to get the fresh
caught this week mot frozen
stock. Also Sea Trout, Fresh
salmon, Mackcrcl, Haddack,
Cod, Lake Trout, Bullpout.
Pike and Perch Fresh lot Of
Finnan Haddies and kippered
Herring daily Be sure and get
Oysters OF Us and GET the bess
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09

Since we put in B and A. Silks,
one year ago, our sales Oh Golored
silks have more than doubled and our
Black SIX business Is half az much
again as before. Il all goes 70 show
that ladies want the best, the reliable
kind of goods, especially when the
price Il but y trile more.
b. and Al. Colorcd Silks come very
wide GO inches wide) and sell for
only $f.00 per yard
b. ane a. Black Silks come yard
wide and III very lustcrous Taffeta;
sell for $f.37 ~ per yard
extra good values in Silk to be
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
TOO LATE For CLASSIFICATION

and Wehsferrille s pocke t.paUk containing a
sum Of money, finarf viii BE- rewsfdcd ~
leayfna 81 thEs office .AStf
TO KENT Tenement d SIX rooms Appls t.
b W Hooker aHstf
FOR sAi.H~tiood cook stove, Apply Sc ~
fYffhiant avenue susfas
no RENT Fout-fobta tAaement 40 i'm
pfoveiaeuts As East street q. D. Weed
worth efgif
STRAINED INTO MA PAsTURE.sA heller,
which tho OWNER can bava w proving property
aad paying rbafges. Napoleon Munay On
Washington laad 2lat7,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
A. p. ABBOTT & CO.
Laid Beside Her Mistress.

New York, Nov u. Mary Jane VIII
liains, negro servant who changed Jobs
only once IL her seventy years d contin-
uaus service. was buried beside her mis-
tress, che late Gertrude Leiferts Wander
bilt. the aufhoress, IN the Vanderbilt
plot ia Greenwood cemetery Monday
When Mrs. Vanderbilt died four years
ago, sle asked that fhe old negress be
Inferred beside her aud Mrs Vanderbilt
family saw that the request was Carried
out
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
Clothes OF Quality

Our Clothing is the result Of genius First the genius
Of the who design the patterns Of the cloth, the
genius Of the who the garments and the gen
ns Of the aors who build and mould them into the finest
Clothing produced in America today We've toldyou much
about Clothing but all the telling make but small
part of the impression that actual wearing experience viii
give You know you depend it YOU II right up
to the minute in style feel well its perfec
ton Mems Fall Suits Of beauty and excellence $3.50
1000 ~ 90 Or 100 Overcoats Of grace and luxury
81. So 1000, 1900, OF 25 90 Hats and Haberdashery
way up above the level Of the ordinary moderate prices
You pet your minds worth and your moneys worth in
every transaction you make here.
Y rank MCWhOrter Co.
One Price Mems and Boys Outftters
Telephone Call 284 Blanchard Block. 20 and p North Main st
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
a. r. ABBOTT 4 Co IA p ABBOTT 8 COLA p ABBOTT 8 Co
- The Daylight Store y
YEARS AND YEARS AGO

made
hahec bta few
Silks
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26
II af q lie.

Ireitae 8ormittag 10:45 ubr puros
Der in 8orne's Sdmieosuerffdtten
beiddftiafe s. 3. @uraau, 129 N.
Sem Ssrisn Str, bel Der Irbsit an
sinsm in iansler gewesung befinb'
li9en polir.Stein i6wer berleBt. g,
rutI9ts nit ben JhBen aus unb fiel
nit Dem gsR5t auf ben Stein, tuobsi
ibm bic untsrsn 2innlabsn 3eri9met=
tsrt murosn. Ser BsrleBte tuuroe In
oas itdOtiiae SOipital aebra4t.
3uei Stunoen ipdter, I'm 12:45
llbr puroe Der giienbabns sWdrter on
Der MOrris StrnBs unb gslt,2inie bur
elmer locomotive iiberfahren. Ct wuro'
in bas ct. gincents 6oipital gei9afft.
NO ibm oas lints gein amputtrt tuer'
ben muBts; on ieiusm Iuftcmmen wirt
ae3usifslt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26
Bon aem aoblensrd6ern.

Die FIR geiisrn 8ormittag feifgeiebt
getuefens gr6ffnuns Der 9emeini&afts
liden @onfersn3 3uifdsn ben @rubsns
bsfibsrn uno ben 2oblsngrdbern fano
erf ssffern 3a@mittag fatt, oa bic
@rubenbsiibsr ibrs Borbersituneen nod
ni6t besn6et hattsn.
gHiati9e 6ragen liegen our Beras
thun9 bor, 10 unter anberen bic 3us
lahuna Der 0srtreter Der 3oblengr1ber
in ben itibmsifli6sn Staaten. IS III
m69li9, oaB bic @rubenbefBer fiG
hermit nitt sinosrIfanosn ertldren
tperbsn, unb baB bnnn bic @onferens
iiberbaupt nidt 81 Stanoe tommt.
Golte bieier Tnll eintreten, 10 tpirb
wabridsinliG Die iosben aufgel6fte
Contention Der 8sraleuts uieber 3u=
.ammeutreten, um iibsr tpsitere Sdritts
au bsratten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26
Bon Der Stdbsr1eits=8 ebOroe.

Die Si9srheitsbsb6roe belt geifern
cine 8eriammlung ab, In Der ben Ga-
nitdtsbsamten poliseigewalt bsrlisben
muroe. Sie Ganitdtsbeamten erbielten
gOlissibabsss, bon benen TN gan3su
2l2 our 0ertbsiluns gelan9ten, oapon
IL on bic neuaebadenen ySanitdts.
poli,iiten.
Der Si9erbsitsbeb6roe 9i1s eins
3lnse bss &eoatteurs Der 3eiiun9
yJreeman" 3ll, Elm Organ Der i6war=
gen gsp6ltsruns anierer Staot. @bas.
u. Barter, bies III Der Name oes 4ld=
gers, beIamert f4 oariiber, oab ibm
Der poliaiit Sarrp Sener i'm Bart
8bsater pbne @runo 2 3dbne ausge.
ialassn, ibn miBhanoelt unb In be,
gemeiniisn Weiis beidimpft babes Sis
geb6rbe min bic Mneelessnbeit unter-
1u@en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26
s3wei Seitien Derbaftet.
Jbre Opfer 2 iunee 11docpen.
asrstlide unterinhnns anseoronet.

Die Wittms 5rau @lepe, tpelde an
Der 6foieite in einem osutIhen Saus=
balt bsbienffst iif, batte ihre 3ebnjdh'
rige Sohter Glprence in BEN aoftbauit
Ro. 1917 Rebaoa Str. untergebra4t.
Die llmsebung oortIslbif eridien ibi
na9 ndbsrem 9etanntweroen nidt gu
trdglia fiir ibrs Sodtsr uno He bolts
fie oesbalb heuts bon bort meg. Sr.
9eno etpas f1ien an oem Wdbden MIDI
in Oronun9 sa iein; fie fanote oesbalt
CUR pOlisei uno Bat, ben pOlisei.ar3t
su isnben, um eine unterIu9ung Dor:
3unehmen.
Or. 5uoain fano bas 2ino in be.
oauernswertbsm 3uiianoe. HaA pie'
len 3ureben wuroe enblit oas &C.
ftdnbniB aus ibm herausgsbra6t. oai
fie In bsm obsn srmdbntsn 2Ofbaui'
bon suei W6nnern. wel1e nit cine,
efslbnftsn 2ranibsit bsbaftst mar In
berbre9erii1er Weiie semiBbraud
woroen iei.
@apt. aia ianbts fOfort bic gpcicle'
polisiifen astins uno Duncan mad
benz 5auie. wel9s bic beioen Wdnne'
bsrbafteten. Die Namen oerielben tint
Ruhel Some, 38 Sabre oft. uno Wal-
ter @orns, 90 Sabre alt. Beioe be-
tbeuern ibre llnidulo. Der poli;ei'
arat tuiro ots bsiosn gerbaftsten auI
ibren @siunobeits3uifano unteriuden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26
Ball Der 60. A Der 3. >. 6. y.

Die gompagnie A Der s. 3. &. p.
belt qsifern Nbtno In Der Sioieite
SurnhalIe einen nit 0erlooiung ber.
bunoenen gaQ ab, Der einen gldn3en=
ben 0srlauf nabm. ginen prddtigen
anblid gewdbrte es bic ffattli9en
Sitter In ihrsn fdmuden llniformen
uno ben SamenfOr gu ieben, 3u benen
Der Saal einsn bibI9en Rabmen bils
osts. CUR 8erlOoiung selanste elm
elssantsr Sdautelffubl. Die @eminn'
hummer NOR 81.
Der 8efiber tonnte aber nir9enbs
aefunoen tperoen. 8sgsn 8or3eisunG
isines Billsts ioq ibm Der babi9e @s-
tpinn aus9ebdnoi9t werben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26
RspnblifaRiidle EDITORIAL Vito:
citation.

alm Jrsitas WOrssn 9 llbr er6ffnets
Die @epublitnn. editorial AhOciation
i5rs erfs @si9dftsRBuns i'm SeniiOn
5OtsI. gsi oem 9eifern abeno fatt'
aefunoenen ganfstt wuroen interehants
aeoen tiber psri9isoene S6emata &c.
5alten, 10 !. 9. iiber: yWas pia sin
Wann nit sinsm politiiAen NHt?"
fiber ypolitii9s Soeals i'm aagemei'
nen", fiber bic vgrs6bung Der 2ehrer=
Sal6re" ab.r Die .BOlitit in Sdulsn"
u. O. m.
9lm RaGmitta9 fanb bic @rtDdbluna
Der nsuen Ssamten ifatt, worauf fiG
Die Convention berta9te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26
Sabis Fel bereim.

Soc Sabis. Elm Sdnbler nit
altem giien an Der gourt unb gris
StraBs III oas Spfer zines freden
Sisbes eeuoroen. Gin Heger fam au
ihm uno eradblte. CT babe cine groBe
Quantitdt @iisn au berfaufen. Habis
fam bic Sade slalbhaft bor, faufte
bas giien unb Iieb benz anqebli9en
8erfdufsr isin pfero unb ieinsn @a=
gen, .um bas Nstaa berbei3ufGaffen.
Der Ns9er maat. fid unbsrfroren boz
ran uno ftabl bon Der Jirma &od &
60. an on pearl Strabe. bidt BEL ben,
@odnips@ s@efdngniB uno Der poliasi=
Station eine eause Waeenlaoung aus-
rangirter uno serbrodsner Wafdinen=
tbeile, tpelGe auberbalb oes 8ebduoes
unbeauffdti9t la9en. Sabls nabm
Die Waare in gmpfang .unb bs3ablts
oatar, I'M Glauberl, etrl glites 1ethdtt
gemaht 81 baben.
sluf einmal eri6ien ieooa bic poli-
3ei uno itsdte ben Isidtgldubigsn Sdnbs
Ter uegen 9eblerei elm.
Der Wertb bes gsitoblenen @iiens
betr1at unQef1br $100.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26

yBirt lame Yreotet. Sn
Me9anicspile. Sa., ging elm Sermon
0es iiberdQ i'm Stdate befdnnten Wies
6ootftensPrebisersS. .. 8artle einem
rei9en 9runobeiiber 10 gu 9er3en, odB
er 1i9 pornabm, fortan elm frommes
2eten gu fiibren. 9lls Hep. 8artle ieis
mem neuen Sreunoe ben Wunih aus
0riidte, er mD9te nur einmal paIditina
fetsn, erflGrte Der anoere iofort, baf
er bes Seelioreers Wuni9 erfiillen nnt
auf feline Soften nit ibm oas beilios
2an6 unb audi anbere 2Gnoer bereiIen
tpole.
8eigabe BON e o 9faIs
3um 5u ter. @iel gu tpenig eez
tpiiroiet miro nod INNER Die 8eiaabe
bon 8o9ial5 gum 5utter Der Sausz
There. Sas &p6ials bient ni6t allein
oa5u, eetpiiIe 6uttermittel i6madbafz
ter gu MAIDEN, ionoern bef0rbert aud,
beionoers ipenn iebr bolsfaierrei8e
ssuttermittsl perabreidt peroen mill
ZEN, Die 8eroauung uno regt iiberbaupi
Den gan5en Stofftpe4iel an. @s be-
f0rbert ferner Den 9aaripehIel i'm
5riibiabr uno peridafft Den Sbieren
elm glGn5enoeres 9Gar, permebrtes
Woblbefinoen uno grObere 2ebbaftigs
feit. 8eim Mildpieb Gibern mGbiae
&odialagaben oft einen siinItisen Gin
| fluB auf Die Mild=Sefretion, beim
Maitpieb auf Den JettaniaB. lebtereg
beIonoers audi Bel Den Shpeinen, aus.
genommen, oiefelben perben nit piel
Molferei< ober falarei6en aiidenab-
fGllen gefiittert. pferoe brau9en Sod.
faI5 nur BEL fdtper beroauli9em Haub,
fitter "a. 9. 8obnenitrob poer it'd
ftoffrei4em &Ornerfutter (9esumino.
fen).
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26
sdwar,e &aabbeine.

gub Offer. elm Garbiger in go. 774
Snbiana Apsnue tpnbnhaft, meloete fi6
eeffern Mbeno 11.30 llbr auf Der go.
li3siifation unb bsri4tste, oab er Jrant
Ruhel, sinen anoersn 6arbigen. nit
sinem Bell iibsr ben aopf sei4lagell
babe. &uiel bemObnte Elm 3immer
i'm Siier'i4en 9auie uno seftern abeno
In bstrunfensm 3uifanoe inIultirte er
5iisr's IS Sabre alte Wutter. Siier,
Der Elm 2rhppel III. elite 3u 6iilfe uno
nadoem sr Den Sruntenbolo fampfun=
fdhig semaat bate. itellte er fi4 Der
poli;ei.
Hufsl III nur leidt nerlebt.