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The daily sentinel., 1907-01-02
THE DOCTORS MEET
Annual Election of Officers Held Last
Night at the Regular Monthly
meeting of the Mesa
County Physicians.

At the offices of DIR. F. r. Smith
last night the members of the Mesa
County Medical socieay met in regu-
lar monthly session. There was a
good attendance and the meeting was
one of the most enjoyable held in
months. 1t was midnight when an
adjournment was taken.
The annual election of officers re-
suited as follows:
DIR. G. w. Warner, President.
DR.. Larson, of Palisade, First Vice
president.
DR.. F. R. welles, Second vice presi-
dent.
DR.. A. C. Taylor. secretary and
treasurer.
DIR. U. s. Abbott. delegate to the
state medical association.
DIR. H. S. Day and DR.. F. r. Welles
were delegated to read papers before
the state association.
A large portion of the evening was
taken up in an interesting discussion
on Retrospect. Prospect and sug-
gestion."
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-02
CAMERON'S

We clean mattresses, make them
over or make new ones to order
Phone Black 2241 or call at the o.
X. second hand store.
A new firm name but an old estab-
lished business, Barton & TERRELL.
liverymen and transfer people"
Fifth and Colorado.
Lowe and Coulter timers are pre-
pared at all times to meet your re-
quirements in their line. Hot air
furnaces, galvonized guttering and
repairing. 126 N. 5th street, Phone
1853 Black
The Degree of Pocohontas will in
stall officers during the meeting this
evening at Elks hall. Great POGO
hontas, Minnie F. Petrie will be pres
ent and a social session held after
the regular meeting.
The best bread. the best cakes, the
best pastries of all kinds, at the
Progress. Staple and fancy grocer
les also. A reliable place to trade
Best service Prompt deliveries
Courteous treatment and square
deal all round.
r. P. Davie. of Colorado Springs.
president and general manager of the
Western Sugar and Land COM
pany of this city. made flying New
Years visit to this city yesterday. Mr..
Davie is in high fettle over the splen-
did conditions prevailing at the sugar
factory this year. 1t has been a most
splendid campaign and it will close
with a record never made before by
the plant in this city. Mr.. Davie re-
turned to Colorado Springs last night
and on Thursday he will leave for
California, where he will rest With
his family for several weeks. He will
then be Joined by ]. r. McKinnie his
partner in many enterprises and to-
gether they will make a pleasure voy-
age to the Hawaiian islands.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-02
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ouDscrlDe Ior Ihe DAILY Sentlnel.
The collectors are reaplng their
harvest today and from all accounts
the collections are very good. espec-
tally among the business men.
The local interest in the big fight
at Tonopah yesterday was not as
great as is usually demonstrated in
one of the big pugllistic battles.
Miss Reta b. Wheeler who for a
long period has been night operator
at the telephone office has resigned
her position and accepted the position
of bookkeeper and collector for Har-
ry Hiatt, the blacksmith and machin-
list. Miss Wheeler was a most effic-
lent and popular operator and she has
n great host of friends among the pat
rons of the exchange who will regret
to learn of her resignation.
The Sentinel made exclusive an
nouncement Monday of the nomin-
alton of Simon Guggenheim for SEN
ator by the Republican caucus, the
nomination being made about two
o'clock on Monday. the other daily
paper Will anounce it tonight, As
hours later. The Sentinel was the
only local paper that announced the
terrible wreck near Washington, and
the serious Illness of Grover Cleve-
land. The Sentinel readers get first
class telegraphic service.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-02
If It's a Fred Mantey saddle it win

If it's a Fred Mantey saddle it will
wear.
See Lowe and Coulter for a hot
air furnace job. They can save you
money and do work promptly. 126
N. 9Th street. Phone 1853 Black.
The three commissioners hearing
the evidence In the Pallsade condem-
nation suit against the Hoover ranch.
did not complete their work of hear
Ing the testimony Saturday afternoon.
They adjourned at a late hour until
this morning and then this morning
adjourned until two o'clock this after
noon. The Introduction of evidence
was completed about three O'Clock
and the arguments of the attorneys
followed
At special election held in Canon
City Monday to decide the question
of issuing 100000 in bonds for the
building of a mountain water system,
the proposition was defeated by a
small majority of three votes. The un-
certainty of the cost of bringing the
NdltI llOil 1OANOhMOOh Nltthf III ~
miles from the city had much to do
in bringing about the defeat of the
proposition. The fight was a bitter
one. Believing that the question
would carry, the city council had al
ready purchased land and water
rights to the value of $4,000.
As usual the Pueblo Chieftain is
, sued an immense as well as a magni-
ficent paper, known as the Chieftain
New Years Annual. The paper con-
sists of 16S pages. nearly all the sec
tions being put up in magazine form.
The Industrial and commercial prog
ress of every county in southern and
western Colorado is dealt with in an
interesting way. There are scores of
handsome illustrations in the addi-
ton. 1t is one of the biggest and
best papers of its kind ever issued in
Colorado. 1t equals any New Years
edition put out by the Denver papers.
The Chieftain never lacks enterprise
/ and it is growing in influence every
day. Mesa county is well written
up in the edition and the article is
set off by n number of handsome illus
trations.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-02
A GOOD CIGAR

means a Happy New Year and he who
smokes a Grand Valley National Cigar
cannot fail to receive all the happi-
ness it is possible to get out of good
tobacco. Now that 1907 has arrived
turn over a new leaf and smoke the
cigar that you know is of the best
uniform quality.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-02
HORSE STOLEN
Fine Animal, and New Saddle Stolen
from Stables mt Whitewater
Last Night-No Trace
of the Thieves.

This morning City Marshal c. C.
o'Neil was notified of theft that had
occurred at Whitewater last night.
very valuable horse belonging
to Joe Harvey was taken from his
stable and saddle. almost new was
stolen from the stable of Bert Ennor.
presumably by some thief taking both
the horse and the saddle.
The horse was brown, branded with
cross on left hip and with pin on
the left hind leg.
The thief or thieves broke open
the locked doors to get at the horse
and saddle.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-02
The Westmorland
Colorado Ave, between
2nd & 3rd Sts.

Furnished rooms permanent and
transient, gas, steam heat and baths,
restaurant in connection, rates reas-
enable.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-02

In our city schools during the ses-
ion of the fall term gratifying re-
boys and girls, whose work previous
ly has been very poor. In many an
interest has been awakened where
there seemed to be no interest before
and good progress is being made by
this class of pupils. When the teach
ers have the hearty cooperation of
the parents, good results can nearly
always be obtained.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-02
THE GRAND JUNCTION
ELECTRIC AND GAS co.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Grand Junction Elec-
tric and Gas company will be held at
the offices of said company, No. 527
Main street, in the city of Grand juno
ton, Colorado on the Sth day of jan
uary, A. D. 1907, being the second
Tuesday of said month, at the hour
of O'Clock p. IN. for the purpose OF
electing directors, and for the trans
action of such other business as may
be brought before said meeting.
Dated Grand Junction, Colorado,
this 14th day of Dec. A. d. 1906.
FREDERICK II. NEWTON,
Secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-02
BACK AT WORK
All the Teachers Home Again and
the New Term of the City
Schools Opens Auspic-
iously in the City.

After the rest and pleasure of the
vacation week. teachers and pupils
have returned to school with the de-
termination to do strong and thor
ough work for the rest of the year.
The boys and girls say that last week
was the shortest week within their
memory. The time flew quickly by,
because they We're so busy with Christ
mas. skating and vacation trips. One
week is short vacation, but the last
part of May they will be glad that
school closed one week earlier.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-02

Superintendent Allen, visited sew.
eral sections of the association and
also did some committee work, which
he hopes may be of lasting benefit
to the teaching force and the entire
school system in Colorado. He learn
ed that most of the leading educators
of the state agree with him in his
ideas of the fundamental principles of
pedagogy. Mr.. Allen believes in look
ing after individual pupils, in indi-
vidual promotions at any time during
the year, and in developing the ply
steal and moral nature, as well as the
intellectual.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-02

Try the Corcoran Grocery. First
class service Clean, fresh stick.
Meat market in connection.
Feathers of all kinds cleaned by
Rice, the upholsterer. With the o.
X. Second aHnd store.
You will get your moneys worth
and courteous treatment every day II
you trade with Corcoran, the grocer
at the corner of Second and Colo
RADIO.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-02

The Denver papers as is their usu-
al custom sent out elaborate and
well gotten up New Years editions,
dealing with the growth and develop
ment of Colorado during the last year.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-02

Miss Carrie Lindley represented
our high school at several sessions
of the state association. She was pres
ent in the college and high school sec
ton when DIR. George E. Vincent OF
the University of Chicago gave his
masterful lecture upon Social cul-
ture in the high school and college
She also listened to a lecture upon
Physical Culture in the High School
and College by j. r. Richards of
the Colorado Springs high school
These gentlemen took a very strong
position, which is important for sue
cess in high school work. DR.. Vim
cent maintains that fraternities and
sororities must be eliminated from
the high school. Mr.. Richards be-
lieves in high school athletics, but
is strongly opposed to having a paid
coach for foot ball and base ball
teams.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-02

During the Christmas holidays Mrs.
William Jones. nee Miss Florence
Sturtevant. made pleasant call with
her husband upon Superintendent AL
len in Denver. at the Albany hotel,
Miss Sturtevant was a popular teach
er and the entire teaching force joins
in wishing her happy welded life.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-02

Miss Collins. the new teacher of the
fifth grade in the Whittier building
has begun her work and promises to
be an excellent teacher.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16
Sermnsladte Sod'settsrsiie.

Wslbin Saeobs, 20, Sra grman,
18, aIice Slpnn, 18. aus Cincinnati.
uuroen bon ben Dstsctins 6olb unb
DsRoRstts berbaftst.
Wie psrlautet, famsn bic gtnetn.
natter nnn bier. unb iofort murbs
geplant, bab sins boppelte 5o93sit
fiattfinbsn fols; oa man isoo8 nur
18 Dollars In Der semeinfamen
QaRs batts. unb bi.iss 8elb Hi&i
gsntsts. aue unfohen 3u befreiten,
sinisisn Rs R& Vile ba6in. bab WeIbin
Sacobs unb 6assI 5aneod fi@ 3uera
berbeiraiben folltsn. Saeobs' gItern
unb grman's S&wsfer tamen iebOG
nod bier. uno nonbem bieis nit ben
Beamtsn bis n6tbige @adipra6e &c.
nommsn. sinssn bieie gum 6auis 6ls
georb Senate Aps., no zines Der paart
H9 tn3mif9en nieber9eIaRen, unb nod.
benz bisiss fefsenommsn. selans Il
aud, hes anberen babbaft au psrben.
Ale uerben gegsn bobe Bar9i@aft &c.
halten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16

3ofo m o. &. 6. 6enbrir bon
bier mar Dor sinigsn Wonaten mad
eiour Sails, g. g., gereif unb batte
bsim bortisen @eri&ts cine e&eibungs'
tlase sssen feline Ssrau pesenib6smili'
gen DsrlaRsns angeifrensL unb mar
fpra1los nor Grifnunen. aIs BET be,
0srbanblung pl6bli& feline Grau unh
bersn 8rubsr als 3eugen auf Der Bib
Fiddle eri&isnen. Der Ri&ter bate TO-
fort bic Situation ri&tis erfabt uni
nabm 6errn 6enbrir ri&tig por. I'M
iam ben etanbpunit nod allen &e9eIr
Der Qunf tIar 3u MAIDEN. @r ma&t'
gIsi&3sitis Der 5rau tIar, He tonne TO-
fort sine Geeenilase einrei&en, wal
aud iofort ssi&ab. uno bas &efulta'
tpar. bob ibr bic S&eioung unb $l2C(
aIimente 3useipro&en wurben, wdb'
renb er nod sl0O Anwaltssebhbrsn a.
be3ablen bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16
Nabm &atteaSift.

@m. @uinn, 2O29 Oh Wai6ing.
ton StraBe. beging eefern Abeno
Sslbfmorb, inosm er cine Nuantiidt
&attsnsift 3u fh na6m. Der f4on
bsiabrte Wann, !psldsr udhrenb osa
Mbsnbs alein 3u Saufe blieb, tuurbe
bur9 feline aus benz 8beater beimteb.
rsnos 5rau In ben Isbten 3assn lie
esnb aufgefunben.
Or. J. &. &obertiOn unb Or.
6ut9iion, tpel&s man Iofort 3ur 6tele
risf. bsmfbten f9 bsrgeblt4, ben
Wann am 2sben su erbalten. bod
farb sr tros alIsr angewanoten @sgsn'
mttteI.
s9Ie9ts Gsiunobsit uno tsmpordrt
@siisspsrpirruns i&einsn ben Nanu
tn ben 8oo getrisbsn 3u baben. De,
Batter besieIbsn foq irrFnnts gemeieu
Isin, pdbrenb, mie perlautet. Der @rbb'
patsr bes gerHorbenen 9lsi&falIs burd
6,lbfmoro enoste.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16
@sssn t1eberforosrums fir etra=
Beu=SerbeR eRsrunsen
@irS iest 8Iase sinserei@t.

5rau anna =. Wiler bon go. 1913
Qsfontains' 6trabe rsitte bur1 ibre
anpaIte 2sdliber unb Mpsrs 2Iaee
esasn Samss Brobsn, frtbsrsn Selre'
tdr Der Rspublie @rsoiottns Co.. elm,
tpsssn Rhdsrfattung bon $2ll. usl8s
itr su bel FIR Strabenoerbeferungs
abesnummsn uurbsn.
als bis 20. Strabs eine Jabruee=
gsrbsHsrung srbalisn foQts. NOR 6srr
Broosn bel Jrau UeilIer uno trof nit
bsrislbsn Elm Mbiommen, bob, trsnn
bis pfafferung Der Strabe NIT 6ol3'
blbdsn I'm Sabre 1906 porgenommen
wtiroe, ibr bteie Mnlase ni4s mebr als
SO fhr ben laufsnbsn SUB. ober $3.50
ftir 120 6ub, foffeu tutirbe.
Ssbt aber bsrlanet bis Staot $4.75
pro Iaufenbsn 5ub uno iff 5rou Rillsr
Ftr $571 fhr bieie 9erbsKsrunssn Elm.
eei1dbt. Nattirlid pia fie bieien
Webrbetraa bon $2l1 ni&t lsihsn unb
oesbaib bic Rla9e. Broben iif in3ui'
iten berforbsn. isbo4 srtDartsi mon.
bas ois eeri3tIi9e @ntf&eioung 3u
@unfen bon 5rau Wiqsr ausfalsn
mirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16
ams Dem Saipital emtHobem.

glur Isi9t bstlsiSet, uno foptsl mon
ueiB Obne s9ub uno strhmpfe. III
glba gcmman. 20 Sabre alt. aus
benz Hdoiiiasn 6oipitals sniiobsn.
Bouman nuros Dor Ginger 3stt usgsn
9Iebfabls zines p.trolsumofsus Der.
baftet, uno sr uurbe In Der Soil &C.
baIten, nm Die Sisuns Der gef4wore'
nsn nb3uwartsu. aIs ss fi9 srgab, oab
er Grssli9sr pHsss bsourfts. Wan
bra9ts ibn ins 6oipitaI, uno UNI feline
Ilu&t ,u perhinbern. nabm mon ibn
isins 2lsioer fort. gr wuros TN
oritten etcdmsrfe untsraebra6t. unS
bon bort ma6ts sr fi4 bann unaeieben
fort. Ran elnubt faum. bab Bonn
man F9 Innge tDirb fh9tig balter
tbnnsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16
Ssonaro StnbbS sefaugeu.
gBirb aus gsetp gorf ;uriid eebraGt tperben.

2eonaro Giubbs, Der unter Sintsr.
IaKune bon elmer $1,000 8arsidaft
aus Der Stabt sniflob unb felt lebten
Suni bon Der poli,si 9siu6t puros. III
tn Rew 0ort sinssfangen uno SetsttiD
@baunesp Blaming if esfern absno
abgsreift, ben Wann nod bier surtid'
3ubsfbrosrn.
Stubs III elm observation-disclosures
unb Iaut Nusinesn Der poliasi iff er
bOrfi9tis uno gemiBt In ieinsm untsr'
nebmsn. Ct tlsioet fia bo8mOosrn.
ffsigt In ben befen 9otels oh. gr
fieht bier untsr Intlaas bss 8roBoieb'
finbls. gr iF bsi9uloiat. swsi padsts.
I'm. 2Obb. prdRosnt Der Wbits @itp
amuisnient gompanp. gsb6rig, bon
Der american grprsB 60. ausgel6if su
babsn unb NIT bsniel5sn osriawunosn
3u isin. Die pafete enttielten laut
ausiagsn Der polissi einsn gin.meto.
erapt unb bie n6tbigen Slime.
Der grpresbote ioQ bieislbsn I'm
gnslifb SotsI an Stubs abe.lisfsrt
babsn, Der fn isinsr,eit als 2obb aus
esasben baben fon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16
Sie 2egtslatmr.

Der Wiitpods 2s9islaturfBuil8
uurOe nit sinigsm Sniersiie snt9sgsn'
osIsbsn, oa mon wubte. oaB sins grOBs
ansabI piatiasr gOrlagsn aur nntsr'
brsitung bsrsit isisn.
6srr Worton aus Soparo @ounip,
NorRser oss Qomitss fhr 6fsntline
Npral, bat cine DOrlage tn gorbs'
r,ituna, uelas ben gstrisb Der SOnn'
taosi6eater bsbinosrt. Die gotlass TT
oeoen ets 5 unb 10 @snts DauOsbills.
86eatsr gsri&tst. wel9s alsntbalbsn
i'm Staate er0ifnst tpuroen.
Cine 0orlags aur gr6Hnung zines
examinations. BUREAUS fhr 3ele'
orapbiffsn piro bon 5srrn gatsr aus
gltbart pcrbsrsttst. Nfan bOfft, oaB
oisIe gOrIaee DisIsn Der giienbahnun'
aItdsFdlen elm @noe bsrettsn tptro.
9ar.sr bra6te cine 8orlaas etE,
usI6e bic gsrwenouns bon Strabens
bubnwaaen ubns gsfiibtiIs i'm @intsr
bsrbietet. elimp cine fol&. ae9sn ger.
fhmmsluns BON S4attenbdumsn.
SinausIaieben oss l:btsn Sermins Der
stsuepabIune bonn l. gum 8. Wontag
In ben TOnntsn Wtai uub Nopsmbsr.
gsnIon Dhni9t bic an3ahl bon
Wobl;eiteln fhr bic @ablsn bei8tdntt
,u Ieben. gonbr, 8smiaigung bon
s12O, 900, um bic aussaben Der &C.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT su bedsn. pniFrt
unter aufbsbune Der Iegeln. Sr.sn
min bas ausnabmsesiss auf 6ppctbs'
fen BON 500 auf s1400 erb6bt wihsn.
Garraro min @ittmsn uno gltnos
nit eerinssn RitteIn bon Der gsfsus'
runa ausasi6lOhsn uiRen. gabeod
winI&t Elm. grbi9aftsfsusr porgs.
is6sn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16

Rem albanp. 3wii&sn Der
Rsu albanisr Sugsnb unb ben Stin9'
linssn bon Ssffsrionpils bsitsbt Der
,@irIiss" rsqsn bittsre 5eino!9aft,
iooaB 9sfisrn sini9s Nsw albaHier, bic
bas Rdodsn ibrsr Dabl In Ssffsrion=
bile bsiu9tsn. bic polissi tslepbonif&
aufrufsu mubtsn, nur, oamit he. obne
our4geprheslt au msrben, bic 6eim.
fabrt miitsls Der Strabsnbahn ans
trsten tonnien. 60 melt III bic gifer.
iu&i Der SfRallnge Der beioen Ra9'
barfidbis bsrsits seoisben. oab bie
6rass In grwdgun9 gs3Ogsn tunros. Oh
es ni9t am Bsfsn udrs. bic giubs.
rufunp elmer eompagnis Riltdoloaten
In bic Bsee su Ieitsn. Aber bic ffram'
msn Sungsn Der Rilijeompagnis
pfessn ia au9 Die iunaen Ndo4en su
.pouiirsn", unb 10 uhrbs bamit bel.
Isi@t nur Del ms Geusr sssOHen
psresu. Sn Ssffsrionbils Rnb bstIa.
ssnspsrtbs 3uadnoe. bis nod Remebur
FHreien. Dillie Donoban, Der srh
a&tssbn asn3s sdbIt. uno Der is4ssbn'
idbrige Sobn Gnbad, Der bereits Elm
.Alias" bat uno. tpsnn man TIN ruff.
aud auf ben Namsn Sobn ReDanisl
bort, mubtsn R9 ssferu TN polijsiss.
ri9t psgsn RnnIoisr gstrunfsnbsit Der.
antuortsn. Die straffa&e wuroe Der.
taat, um oie perionsn ausfnbis 81
ma&en, psl&s ben S&IinssIn am Ist.
ten eonntag Branntwein beriaufI
babea. 2ouis &sfaar, Otter bes
Roisbia. S&ulaebdubes. snoli& mel.
Sste Der SsffsrionbilIer poliasi. bab an
eonntag b0swtlIise Buben tn bt'
e4uIs sinssbro&en Fnb uno bort ein'
An,obl e@uIbdufe isrtyammsSt taben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16

Sobn RIine. 600 Snbtana
An.., tpurbe bon ben Rablern RibmilleY
unb 8rimps TIM 8sf9dfte Der STANDARD
Eco 60. an Der Rsu Serisb unb Baib'
ineton 6trabs gde usrbaftst. gr iR
bsf9ulbist. R& etnenHgeIen uioerre&t'
si& anseeisnet su baben.
Snber rperfon oes 19 Noro
Nem 5erisp Ctr. wobnenben Grant
Sheriff elauben bie Detettibs 6aufer
unb Gimon isnen Wann gefunben 3ti
baben, Der ben go. 38 Rsntudp Aue.
uobnbaftsn 5iopb 2ouea um eine
Quantitdt esifs, einsn Anjug. uno
anbsre Sa&en befabI. ct foa AUD
9. g. goble, NIT mel&em er In benz
ielbsn 2oeis6auie mobnte. nm etnen
lleber3ieber bsfoblen baben. eberiff
bate fi@ ansebli& ben Namen eurugb
beieeIset.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16

Cir bIauer Cart in
tpel9em jebe ein5elne pflanae blaue
8litben trdgt, lit auf Dem 2anoiibe
BON Sir Gliott Sees in Sorietfbire,
England, anselest ipproen.
Die ge eftrid d ten Striimpfe
famen i'm Sdbre 1860 bur9 bic
S9tpei5er uuf, obipobl oiefelben naz
mentli9 in Seioenitiderei ibres bOben
preiies- ipegen nod lange cine srobe
Selten6eit blieben.
Sie &riegseb ebrenli tie,
tpel6e iiingit in Supan perDffentlidt
ipuroe. fpeift 516,426 Namen auf. ollie
2an0s anS Seeiolbaten, Die oarauf
itehen. erbielten @eloeef1ente unh
439. .926 auheroem nod Oetprationen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16
cSnoiatta's @irtbspers
battO
sfidJt mebr sewiIlt, fid5 tsranniiiren
30 laien.
(Spesials sOepei9e.)

gbansbiIle. Sno., Is. Son.
Sn Der bier abgebaltensn 0eriamms
lung Der Mitglieber bes l. 9ifrifiss
oes Staatsberbanoes Der Wirtbe bon
Snbiana tamsn intsrsHnnts Yinas 3tit
Sprade. Sonbsrbarer @eife finb BON
ben 13 2onsrsboifriitsn bss Staatea
nur 3tusi nod ni&t organifrt, Der Sn.
oianapoliisr unb Der 2afapsttsr. Sn
Der Siaats6auptifabt bat man ss no'
msnilit barum nod nitt 81 elmer Or.
saniiation 9ebra4t. neil bie Stabi
fslbf unter ben Wirt6.n 10 bieIe gefar'
worter elmer bobsn 2i,sns bat. Co.
fapette abet III ois 5eimatb bes wsgen
isiner Ssmpsrsn3. unb anoerer S4ruI.
len ,bertbmien" 8ouberneurs Sanlp.
Sn ben tibrissn elf SiRrisisn bat oer
Dirtbsbsrbanb 5000 Wlitelisbsr, unb
bisis fnb feb sntI8lohen, pdbreno be,
sben bs9onnensn 2eeisIaturfsung Ct
mos aussuridten. trobbem au& bi'
INNER tfhnsr auftretenosn @afierlsutt
fi9 uisl bon oieIer eibuns psriprs9sr
unb on benz 8ouberneur einen grobe.
rem Salt baben, aIs an ir9enb einem
Der frtiberen.
Der 0srbane Der @irtbs mar isi
Der 2seislaturtpabI isbr ibdtig. uni
elaubt h9 nun auf eine genh9enoe an'
sabl 2eute psrlafen au f6nnen, I'm
gtmas su srrsi1sn. Man uirO isb
bauptid&Iia babin su tutrfen Fu4sn.
bob bic Rssuliruna bes 8etrdnfeban'
bells benz Staate entiogen uno ben ein'
selnen 2otaIitdtsn iibsrlafsn, alit
v5oms Rule" eingsff6rt wirb, tpte baI
G6laetport Iautst. So0te man mi
iOI9sn gsmhbungsn absr bod nidt Der
gsphnintsn grfolg baben. oann gebenti
mon, In ben am msiFsn bebrdngteu
8 otaliidten - unb az bisisn gebbrI
iebt au& gpansuils. no man frnbe,
bon frsneen Sempsrenaaeiebsn ni&ts
Uubts - sin isbr braftiiGss WittsI an'
3uuenben. cine ridiige pferbetur. Das
NittsI uirb R& ala toifipielig erme!'
fen, aber biels 2suts isbsn na9esrab'
sin. bab ois 3sit sefOmmeu iff. mo mar
entpeoer Opfer brineen obsr Der
DaHsrIsutsn polenbs bas 5elo tiber'
IaRen mub. Yas Witisl ion borlduRe
es6sim ssbaItsn tuerben. neil man fid
faon BON Der grobsn l1sbsrrai2una.
trsI6e feline Anuenbuna beruria9er
pirb. Mot ssringen grfolg periprs4er
3u otrfen glaubt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16


Die Softoren Cigar 8. Riisr bonn
Dispsniarium unb Rorman Sobes bonn
Staot.6oipital, ioute GrI. 6reeis, als
Borfeberin Der Rranienmdrterinnen
oes Sofpitals, baben sin usbereinfom'
men babin gstrOfen. bob In 3uiunft
bic esprhftsn Rranisnpfsserinnen bes
6oipitaIs 3u irseno uel&en Disnfsn
fur bas Dispsniarium btnsussaosen
uerben t6nnsn. uno bsionbers bie
pHsee bon 2ungentranten tbsrnsb.
men. Der Commercial Club bot ii&
aus freisn Sthden erboien. ben fi3 i'm
Disnf bsfnbenben pfiegertunen ttnsn
suten 2un& tdaIi& uneutgeltIs& iu
lietern. ss -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16

@eIeQentIi& ber Quarantdne
In Der poli3siRation sreignete f& cine
gptiobs, bis algsmeine 6etterteit cts
rssts. Die farbiesn SanitOrs ndmti&.
iobalo He bas rotbs Blatterni&ilo an
Der SbHre Der S9lieberoffiee faben,
uno ausfanbsn, bab ole Werbd&tise
auf 3usi Do&sn unter Quarantine
feien. beri&manben ipurIos, unb finb
istttsr nkbt metr esiekeu. ,il, --