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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-04-20
FRANKLIN DISTRICT
CONFERENCE.

The District Conference of the
Franklin District NJ. E. Church, south,
will convene in Goodwin Chapel May
and 10.
The opening sermon will be preach
ed on the evening of the Sth by Rev.
T. L. Darnell, of Thompson Circuit at
8 p. m. Let everybody come to this
first sermon.
The Conference will open at 9 a. m.
on the morning of the 9th. Rev. P.
A. Sowell in the chair.
We will be glad to see as many as
can attend.
]. G. BLACKWooD, P. c.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-04-20

Mr.. Eben Appleton of New York
City, has in his possession the famous
"Star Spangled Banner" that inspired
Key to the writing of the much-ad-
mired national hymn. An effort will
shortly be made to purchase the house
in Baltimore in which this flag was
made, and use it as a museum or
patriotic shrine.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-04-20

Paul Nonquet, the French sculptor
and aeronaut, is completing his plans
in New York for trip from that city
to Philadelphia in a balloon, to be
made in ten days or two weeks. He
has planned to model a bust In clay
while sailing through the air.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-04-20
JUDGE HIGGINS
FOR GOVERNOR

TULLAHOMA, Tenn, April 17.-For
several days there has been heard
much whispering around Tullahoma
that Judge Jos. C. Higgins, of Fay
etteville, would get in the game for
Gubernatorial honors should the State
Democratic Convention get into a
deadlock. Judge Higgins was in Tul.
lahoma Monday, and, being asked con-
corning the report, said he had receiv-
ed a number of communications on
the subject, and his answer was that
he was in the hands of his friends.
SMITHVILLE, Tenn, April IL
At meeting of a number of Demo-
Gratis here last night a movement was
started to influence Judge JOS. C. Hig-
gins, of Lincoln County, to enter the
Gubernatorial race in the interest of
harmony. The movers in this matter
say:
1t will be too late for the Demo-
Gratis of Tennessee to wait for the
meeting of the State Convention to
settle this question: it will be too late
after either Mr.. Patterson or Mr.. Cox
has organized the convention and the
other candidate walked out with his
followers, proclaiming to the everjoy-
ed Republicans of Tennessee, who are
watching us with a nervous strain
and hoping for what is sure to come,
an irremediable split, that they are
ready to cooperate with them in de-
feating the regular nominee.
1--WE earnestly hope that there are
enough conservative Democrats in
Tennessee who will take up this mat
ter and call meeting in the city of
Nashville and fall upon some plan to
settle this trouble and save the party
from plunging headlong into the Re-
publican gulf.
1--WE have not conferred with Judge
Higgins in regard to the above sug.
gestions, but we think it is a duty
that he owes to the party under the
present circumstances to give this
question some consideration"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-04-20

viii address the people of Maury
County at Riverside Park, Columbia,
Tenn, on Monday, April the Both,
1906. Seats will be provided for all.
Ladies are especially invited to attend.
Come and hear the truest friend and
exponent of the rights of the common
people since the days of Andrew John
son. w-2t-d-sat&mon
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-04-20
SATISFACTION.

you say you get a great deal of
satisfaction out of your life insurance
policy?"
yes. 1t makes me feel important
when l read the reports of investiga-
tions. "-Washington Star.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-04-20

Milan has decided that at every
street crossing eight signs made of
brass letters shall be inserted in the
pavement.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-04-20

When man goes home with a pack
age that his wife thinks is candy 1t is
a sign 1t is a box of cigars.-New
York Press.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-08-09

WELD the torch and Unfortunately
destroy the property of the big land
lords.
The strike in Russia grows rapidly,
and the leaders are ready to proclaim
a provisional government if success
crowns their efforts. Bomb throwing
and rioting are reported in many
places.
Important reforms for Ireland are
foreshadowed by Sir Anthony Mac
Donnell in a speech at Dublin.
Mrs. Humphrey Ward plans a visit
to America, which she regards as the
home of the vulgar and untutored,
next fall or winter.
Cowes week is to be brilliant So
cial occasion, the kings and queens
of England and Spain attending.
The action of the British govern
ment in giving home rule to the
Transvaal arouses anxiety in Eng
land, although the imperialists are
relieved that the situation is not
worse than it is.
Hundreds of thousands of London
w oe1i OuI OA uOIiodyo, ctuu CnO Clty
is topsy-turvy, crowds thronging the
streets and overwhelming the police.
The imperial privy council reverses
the decision of Judge Anglin and up
holds Canada's right of deportation.
The report that an anti-foreign out
break is planned in Mexico is de-
MED by railway official
The mutiny of Russian troops at
Sveaborg fortress is unchecked, and
the battle still RACES. Revolutionists
seize the opportunity for an attempt
to precipitate a great uprising.
Three hundred persons, mostly
Italian emigrants bound for South
America, were drowned when the
steamer Sirio struck a reef and sunk
off the Spanish coast, and the cap
tain of the vessel, attributing the dis
aster to his own imprudence, COM
mitted suicide.
No word has been received from Sc
bastopol and there are rumors Of
grave disturbances in the garrison at
that place. The fate of the Russian
strike which is expected to bring on
a great uprising will be known soon.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-08-09
FOREIGN NEWS

William E. Curtis, writing from st.
Petersburg, says the greatest peril
in Russia is an uprising of the peas
ants, who, without reasoning, will
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-08-09
Summary Of News

olueot anu pest galleries OF us klnQ III
the state. High grade photographs
landscape views and all work done
in this line is executed here In the
best style of art and at the lowest
living prices. When you come to the
city just call for Clements Legislative
Gallery and you need not look further
for courteous treatment and the right
kind of work at prices to suit the
times. Call.
Two young women bathing in Ore
gone, gave up their lives in an at
tempt to rescue companion, who
also perished Many other drown
ings are reported.
Harry Thaw's life in the Tombs is
one of luxury, according to Paul Nc
Donald of Pittsburg, who for a time
was confined in an adjoining cell, and
says that the prisoner has his meals
sent from Martins, that he distrib-
utes great sums of money among the
guards in tips and that he receives his
wife and mother with scant courtesy.
Friends of Estes G. Rathbone, con-
victed of completely in the Cuban pos
tai frauds, are preparing for con-
gressional investigation, and hope to
clear his name.
John d. Rockefeller breaches love
OF country in an address to the Sunday
school of his church in Cleveland.
Starving youth, apparently crazed
by his sufferings, stabs men on street
in New York and then attempts to
rob him.
Six persons were hurt in collision
between a New York police automo-
bile and sight seeing car.
Mrs. Thomas w. Lawson wife of
the Boston financier, died of heart
disease at her country home at Scit-
uate, Mass.
The rans-Mississippi commercial
congress is called to meet at Kansas
City, November 20, 81, % and %.
Bishop Samuel Fellows declares the
present age is full of Esaus selling
their birthrights for massas of pot
tage. l
Chief of local bureau of animal in
dustry says meat consumed in Chi
cago will be inspected under the new
law
Corporation Counsel Lewis attacks
the Illinois law exempting stocks of
state corporations from local assess
ments.
Wounded and deserted, with hope
gone and enduring agonizing pain, VIC
tim of the battle with the Dietz family
crawls far through Wisconsin forests.
Pennsylvania railroad announces a
reduction in passenger rates from 8
and 3 IL cents to 2 IL cents mile
on lines east of Pittsburg and Erie
will be made in a few months.
American officers are sought to or
ganiZe and train an army of 900 900
men for China, a recruiting officer now
being in Washington.
Michigan republican convention ad-
opts resolution urging the delegates
to the Iowa convention in September
to work for a constitutional amend
ment permitting the election of Uni
ted States senators by the people, and
dominates a state ticket.
William ]. Bryan demands the resig-
nation of Roger G. Sullivan as demo-
cratic national committeeman, and his
letter calls for a sizzling response.
Directors of the United States Steel
corporation declare two dividends on
the common stock of one-half of one
per cent each, payable out of the earn
ings of the last two quarters, and re-
port earnings for the quarter ending
June 80 of more than $40,000,000 set
ting a new record.
Eli A. Gage, son of Lyman J. Gage,
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-08-09

Anthony Comstock, censor of New
York's morality is indignant when he
learns that members of the Art Stu
rents league sketch undraped human
figures and gaze upon pictures of
gods and goddesses who lived before
clothes were invented, and raids not
only the League rooms but the office
of an art magazine, where he arrests
the bookkeeper.
The Great Northern road grants
many rebates, says counsel for Mime
sofa shippers at hearing before the
state railroad commission at st. Paul.
Samuel Gompers is leading a fight
OF labor unions against the plan of
Milwaukee postmaster for carrying
mails on street cars, fearing effect in
case of strike.
Conference of western trunk line
traffic officials fails to settle the differ
entail involving export grain rates
from the Missouri river to the gulf
and seaboard.
Albert B. Cummins was nominated
for Governor of Iowa by the republi-
can convention at Des Moines, the
stand patters" are put to route, the
power OF Secretary Shaw is over
thrown and Senator Allison's toga is
endangered
Packers and other great corporation
chiefs in Chicago has given orders to
carry the political fight for Lorimer
and Mann regardless of what it may
cost.
William E. Mason makes second
attempt to get Congressman Lorimer
of Chicago into debate on the meat
inspection bill.
Lithographers throughout the Uni
ted States and Canada are daily ex-
pecting orders to strike.
John Dietz the Wisconsin home
steader who has held his dam against
the authorities for two years, in an
interview declares that he will never
be captured
Woman seeks judgment for 5000, 1000
against Senator Patrick McCarren,
democratic leader of Brooklyn, claim
ing that she is his common law wife
and that he is the father of her boy
The Hearst wing of the New York
democratic state committee won a vic
tory in forcing the selection of Buff
alo for the state convention and Sep
TENDER Is as the date.
Former Alderman Henry Forth
has pleaded guilty to the accepting
of brides at Green Bay, Wis, and will
be sentenced
Commissioner of Insurance Kelsey
of New York intimates that he will
conduct a general investigation of
fire insurance companies as a result
of the San Francisco conf1agration.
Gross and net earnings of the Atch-
ison and the Rock Island show large
increases for the year, and traffic on
the Chicago elevated lines increases
Public buying of stocks on the New
York stock exchange for the first
time in months follows the declara-
ton of the dividend on United States
Steel common.
Former Governor Yates in a speech
at the Chicago opera house detailed
the appointments by which, he says,
the federal combine" sought to as
sure the support of Chicago to Cul-
lom.
An order of the grain inspection
department in Chicago board of trade
caused misleading classification to
be made of oats, and spectators were
thrown into panic.
Figures by the census department
at Washington prove that Chicago's
claim that it is the most healthful
big city in the United States is cor.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-08-09

his been removed from office for in
subordination
The weekly review of r. G. Dun &
Co, says basic conditions of Chicago
trade strengthen confidence in pros
perity.
Stocks are weak in the New York
market, declines being general prob
ably because of the unfavorable mon
ey situation, but the bulls keep con-
fidence.
The federal court at st. Paul en-
Joined ticket brokers from dealing in
nontransferable railway tickets.
Friends of Governor Cummins of
Iowa, in congratulating him on his
victory over the standpatters, men
ton him as a candidate for president
in 1908.
Secretary Taft announced his in
tention of going from Washington to
Maine to take the stump for Repre-
sentative Littlefeld, against whom the
American Federation of Labor is max
ing a fight and for whom Speaker
Cannon will campaign.
Former Governor Yates of Illinois
charges Senator Cullom with secret
ly working against popular elections
of senators by sending out adverse
arguments.
Michigan democratic state conven-
ton nominated c. H. Kimmerle for
governor, endorse Bryan for president
and tabled a resolution demanding in
vestigation of the charges against
Taggart.
In 875 out of 1854 precincts in Illi-
nois Cullom gets 25,42O, Yates 12,s07
and Webster 2,436.
The hottest campaign in the history
OF Illinois has ended and the first
primary election is held under the
new law, the result proving a rebuke
to old machines.
State Senator Merton of Wisconsin,
candidate for the democratic nomina-
ton as governor, calls halt on the
plans of the members of his party
to take part in the republican pri-
maries.
DR.. Nicholas Sem returns from a
trip to the interior of Africa and ex-
presses the conviction that cancer is
purely a disease of civilization.
Naval reserve squadron of the
big lakes is assembling at South Man
itou Island for five days maneuvers.
The opening guns Of the federal at
tack in Chicago on the Standard Oil
company will be fired this week when
a federal grand jury will begin in
quiry.
The Hoboken police arrest sus-
pected anarchist just as he is about
to sale for Italy with a bag contain
ing dynamite.
The republican campaign in Wiscon-
sin is hard fought, the LaFollette wing
of the party having the fight within
its own ranks, as the stalwarts are
out.
Steel and iron trade again booms,
the new orders being large enough
to hold prices firm.
State Auditor Carroll of Iowa makes
his report at Des Moines on the in
surance situation in the state, and
though he recommends a number of
changes in the laws he fails to un-
earth scandal
The plan of organized labor to de-
feat blacklisted congressman is given
a setback in Indiana, democrats and
republicans both rejecting the unions.
Lackawanna railroad wins its sing
lehanded fight against the absorption
of insurance charges by the coast
wise steamship lines.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
Sabrsans 80.
&eematns Seioett.
S9iTbriit)is. mad LANCER Gabrt se'
rettet.

Seattle, %. Sept. Ginuno'
breibia Wnnn bss gsi4elterten Wal'
fiTtidaers gisranber lau9ten auf benz
9ampfer SsrOlb Dollar bier on. Die
2eute bab.n f6wer gelitten, tnoem he
Is Sage In ofsnen 8oOten umbertrts'
triebsn uno bon Walfii6tbran lebten.
Die alsranoer i6siterts wd5rsno
zines Rebels bsim gap Serrp tn Ndbe
bon 8auta 9ano am IL. Auguf uno
eing iofort unter, 10 bab bic Seute gar
teinsn probiant nit fi4 nebmen tonn'
ten. Die 2eute puroen bonn Waifii9'
idaer German aufsefunoen, nod point
garrotp esnOmmsn, unb bann bonn
9ampfsr Ssrolo Dollar bier ausss-
f9ifft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
Gin 0si4aftsmau,t
S@eut ii9 an Sinberaifien ni@t.

Gin Tabrrab 3u feblen III feline
2unff, aber Elm 5abrrao ffebIen, nit
oemielben bic Strabe 3u freuaen unb
ben 9sriu& 3u MAIDEN, oahelbe benz
86atorte 9egenaber 3u berRlbern,
brinst ri9t 10 lsi9t ein Seoer fertis.
WIniam Chamber, 467 Wef 18.
Str., Der gefern bon ben Setettips
SauIer uno Simon fefgenommen
wurbs, unb eesen ben bret AntIagen
bes 8roBoiebfabls erboben tpurben,
foa bisfss Shd&en sefern ausgeffbrt
baben. 9aut Ausia9en Der Setettips
etgnste R1 g6anbler bsim @ourtbaufe
ein bort TN @ange ffebenbes @ab on,
ging NIT bemielbsn quer tiber bic
Strabe uab itanb TN gesriffe bafeIbe
3u berflbern, als er fsitssnommen
wurbe. Gin Rreu3bsrb6r lieferte nod
3wei anbere &dosr 3ur STEELE, oie alei6.
faIs sefO6len fein iolsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
Na6ri6ten aus Snbtata.

DUB pont. Inter aufR9t bes
GARNER Snfitutss unb Der Sdulbs-
b6rbe bon Ssnnings gountp III bort
Elm Stub fur 2naben unb Wdb9en
er6ffnet. Die anaben b.fafen R& nit
Rornpfan3sn unD bic Ndb9en tonlpe.
tiren TN grObbaden. alIs Mitglieber
mhhsn unter 81 Sabrsn isin.
Rni9btsto 10 n. DAB f& Der
Inbau bon Npfelbdumsn trob aler
Wioerreosn be3ablt, bspiss g. &.
Williams BON bier, Der fur ben grtraa
ieinss Is ader apfelsartsns $4,000
erbielt. Der 3dufsr bsfOrgt bas
pfidsn unb 0srpadsn Der aepfsl nod
obenbrein. Dies msint etpa $l33 bro
ader. @abrli& sin gutter prORt.
gpanspiIIe. - Seit Wapor
Sobn %. gOene feline Abfi9t tunb eab,
nod benz l. Sanuar Der etabt ben
Sedel auf3uieBen", iif er ansebIi9 nit
Drob. uno S4mdbbrisfen berart fiber.
iawemmt. bab feline Jrau ibn gum
&adtritte 3u bewegen bsriu9t 9aben
iou. Die bonn Wappr anssiiinbi1te
politit io0 ibm untsr isinsn beifen per-
i6nli1sn 6reunbsn biele iSeinbe ge.
I:ca,, haben.
Jr-t Wapne.-Sm bieFaen
pofamte fanb nor BunbestommiiiGr
2ogan bas Werb6r eeeen ben Wirt6
5res. 6. Bolb ratt, weI9er bsi@uIbist
III. eefoblsne 8riefmarten berfauft gu
baben. gunbesanwalt Ga 5plstte lei,
tete bas Werb6r.
Der erfe 3eugs mar poFomts. 5n.
fpeftor Burr. 9erfelbe aab cine ge.
If4reibung tibsr bie gsraubnng Der
pohfatiOn in Wsiaersburs am IL. 5..
bruar bisies Sabrss.
Die 3ueite 3susin par 5rdulein
%unoeQ, 8u9baltsrin Der 9ibb We.
bical @ompanp, BET pel4sr fie felt fiinf
Sabren beI4dftist if. Sic fasts aus,
bob He fur ibre Strma I'm 2aufs Der
lesten 3tuei Sabre sins arOBe Nafs
griefmarfen bon 6rsb. 6. goIb gsfauft
unb aIs 3abIunssfatt g6eds FIR goIs
ausgei4rieben babe. Disie gbsfs tpur.
ben aIs geweismaterial uOrgslsst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
9as @ef Wi@tsam Straken=
Vfafer.

Die am 25. Ottober 1905 bon Der
geb6rbs angsnommsne Neiolution, %.
Wti&i9an Str. bon Der Blate Strabe
Bis our Solmss Mbsnue In 9augbpiae
nit ASPHALT gu pHafern. III bis iebt
nod niat sur Musfibrung gelangt.
@lei9 nod paffrung Der &eiolution
wurbe bon gefhrmortern bes 6ol3'
pfafers sin g.ri9tli9es 8erfabren
sinsslsitst. usI9es 3ulebt 3u @unfen
Der gsb6rbs bffsn.li9er Arbeiten. alfo
su @unftsn bon asphalt entf&isaen
wurte.
Die 9ussrabunsen wurben bsgon'
nsn unb aud bas Gunbament Der
Strabs purbe gum gr6bten &beile 9s'
lset. aur Woqenbune iif es ober bts
ieBt NOD ni4t gefomnten.
Die Bhrger bes betbeili9ten Dtfrit'
tes fnb natiirli9 tiber bieie Wer3bge'
runsen ni9t fonberli& erbaut, bod
i&sint es. aIs Oh bic @sbulo berielben
mod eins Wsile auf bie probe gefeli
tperbsn tpirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

William u. Solomon, SO Sabre
aft, BON pittsburs. 3d., fiarb sefsrn
MOresn gsssn 10 ubr an 2unsenbIus
tuns.n auf benz grown Din 5riebbOfe.
Osrislbs mar BON elmer Jirma In
plttsburs nod bier seiunot wOrben,
um sin Ssnfmal auf benz 5riebbofe
aufsuisbsn. Seine Arbeit NOR beinabe
bollenoet, als sr porssiiern ertrantte.
gr 3os sinsn Ar8t 3u Ratbs. Der ibm
Rubs anorbnste.
Ssssn ben Raib oes ar8tes bsgab er
f9 gsfsrn Worssn na4 benz Rir9bOf,
um fein Wsrt au pOllsnben uno iein
6anbmsrts3sus 80 bOlsn. als sr pl6b.
lid uisbsr srfrantte. Aer3tli4e 6Hlfs
murbs iofurt ssrufen. ieoO8 bau&te be,
Rranie ieinsn Gsiff aus, bepor Der Nral
ibn srrei9te. Die 2eiae wurbe mad
pittsburs transportirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
&laFenfampf.

@is allidbrli& bor Nnfans bes @ins
terfemefers Der uniberRtdtsn, 10 fanb
gsifern ein aampf tn fpislsnbsr @siis
amif&eu ben 5rsibmen unb Sopbp.
mores her msbi3inif9en l1niberitdien
ifatt. 11neefdbr 100 e9tiIer bur9.
iosen bic Stabt, I'm bic partie Der
@egner 3u iu&sn, mo He bann suiam.
mentrafen. entipann R9 elm @sfs9t.
Sieie 2dmpfe tpurbsn in.bisIsm Sa9r
3u tOu gstrisben unb es Iisfsn 2Iassn
BET Der pOli3ei bon Birsern Der Stabt
Elm. bieien rubef6renbsn 2drm ,u be.
feitigen.
Die &ablerpolisifsn bau unb WuI.
lin fabtsn cine InaabI Der Stnbsntsn
an Der Worbieite bes 3irfeIs ab unb
befabl ibnen, ibre @obnungsn nuf3u.
fu&en. tuiorissnfaus ihnsn Elm frsies
Na&tquartisr In Der poIi3eiifation on.
gewiefen tuerben tuiroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
Sm e9nte Der Yoli3a.

@atbarine Qiefer, Elm aus graatI
aus benz glternbauie entfo6snes Wdo.
den. tpsI9ss bsrsits ieit sinigsn Wo8en
bier in aefaurants arbeitenb, ein fhm'
msrli9es Saisin friitets. tpurbe 9efsrn
bon Der poli3si In Obbut genpmmen.
@bsf Wsbssr. Der bas Wdb&en aur
Rhdtebr au ibrsn gltern 3u bewegen
iu9ts, fanb balo. bab bisfe ieinem
Wuni6e Mot entipre9en uerbe. ba
@aibarine angab. He lei i'm gltsrn'
baufe 10 f9le9t bebanbelt tuoroen, oab
He niemals nod bort 3urtifehrer i6nns.
I'm nun bas Ndbten TN Strubsl bsr
@robfabt nidt berfOmmeu 3u laRen.
entf9lOb i& Der @bef benz Wdb&sn
In elmer 6amilis untsrfunft au ber.
f&affsn, mas ibm au& gelang. @atba-
rine pirb In anifdnoi9er 5omilie ale
Mitslisb aufssnommsn. unb um ib,
susIeid aud bsbiIfid 3u iein, ifattets
Der gbsf auf eisene ROfen bas Wdo'
den nit neuen Rlsibsrn aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
GriAoR ibren Wann.

2afapette, Snb., 22. Sept.
Cine Jamilisn $rag6oie fpielte fit
beuie frh6 In CHARLES 2awfons Saloon
ab. 2auIon unb feline Jrnd, beioe
benz 8runfe sraebsn. ffanben ibon isit
einissr 3eit nuf BEN ariessfube. 6suts
gormittas sri&isn bte 5rau tn Der
@irtbi&aft unb Elm etr.it entipann
f9. 2apion er9riff elm gisr9las,
uelhss er na9 Der Srau mart. Gas
glas psrfsbIts isin 3isI. Gawion trai
bierauf binter benz e4anttii4s berbor
unb gins auf bic Jrau los, ois stlsn
RspOlpsr sOg uno ftnf s&f1e aul
ibren Wann abgab. 2auion Hart
furs barauf. Die Jrau wurbs unts'
Wproanflnes ber5aftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

Das auftreten Der beiRi&en Jliege.
Der gr6Bte 6eino Der Wei3enbauer In
Snbiana, mirb tn bieiem Sabre bsion.
bets ssfhr9tst, unb bon allen Seiten
laufsn ois Wabnuneen sin, NIT Der
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