davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10
Cinf p%frmanoluns.

8on benz peritorbsnen Mdler Qlfreo
Stepens erSGblt nan ii9 fplgenoe bib
f6e Nnetopte: &ommt Oa zines Wfprz
gems elmer ieiner 8efdnnten gu ibm in'S
4telier nit einem ionoerbaren Inliez
gen. Sein tbeurer S9piegerpapa bate
foeben Den Oroen Der gbrenlegion err
balteu; uno Oh Der Meiiter ni6t 70
gut iein polte, auf oes Oefprtrten
@ruitbilb, bas Der 8ittitslIer bon
friiber per belize unb elei9 mitsebra6t
babe, nu9trdgli9 Die rotbe @ersteruns
am anopflo9 anaubrinsen. Seine
liebe 5rdu tpiirbe ii9 70 fehr iiber bieie
lleberrai9ung freuen. Stepens fasts
beluitist gu unb gliiditrablenb entz
ferrte fi9 Der Sreunb. Sas portrGt
ftellte einen brapen, aber langtpeilisen
Spiebbiirser ppr. Der nit aiemli9 perz
drgerter Miene Dor fi6 binblidte. Nls
Der Maler oas rotbe Slerden aufgetras
gen bate unb fi6 fem Wert no9mals
beIab, modte linn Der iauertDpfii6e
9eii6tsausorud bes Bibles ni6t re6t
al Der 5reube zines Neuoeforirten pais
fen; unb, elmer plObli6en iibermiitbts
gen @ingebuns folsenb, Gnberte er NIT
flint geididten ptniel'trt9en Die CRIES
erGmise Ybpiiognom.,, bes alien 5errn
in's fr0bli9e Gegentbeil um. gu ipdt
fam ibm Die lleberlegur~ mas tpobl
fem Quftraegeber gu biefer Cisenmd9@
ttsteit iasen tpiirte. gls al nG4ften
Morsen bic 3ltngel oes Mteliers gez
5osen tpuroe, mar Der bamals nod
iunge &iinitler bod ettpus banse. Der
8efannte bru9te ieinsn S9pieserbater
glei9 nit. Wie Der fsin pertpanoeltes
&onterfei bon Der Gtaffelei berdb>
ld9eln iiebt. peiB er iid Dor gntaiiden
gar ni9t gu faEen. rOanf. tbeurer
Meifter," itummelt er enblid, Isle fino
bod elm tpabrer 3auberer! Ser tleine
rotbe Sled. ben Sbre -5uno bortbin ee>
malt, gibt meinem @efiht fpgleid
einen gang ~freubtaen Nusorud!" Don
btefer Stunbe ab battle Stepens on
Dem Sdpieserbater isines Befanntsn
einen Sreunb fiir's 0eben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10

Oepo6eIteS e0petxefstie So kxoosxIotss
Baxep BIG sa6 90: 4Iarss Essx sls. 90: Stems
Ip 5000; esort slsas ue.B0; Eaurf
s1e. 90.
KBirfe 0eraa1erte rranuxxs &c;
6raxtfurtsr 7ie; 1oIosxa tn Dsrnss Tie 10
xu& 6He.
Spes-aIGre getisx, 80 tts 90 @funb I'm
Cur9i@nitt. 1ske; EIars sssHsx. 30 BID 80
zfanb. l2ie; 4lare ssQsas. IS b 50 afu.e
taie; ls bts O. 30, I8s; Ia BID 10 Bfuah.
lac; SIors Sdiees. q. tts SO RfxxS, lats:
sa6e1 10 bs lS Bfysb 12is; elsss ssa3ex 6
Bic Q RfuRh, 12s
SrabHaG'S pe6-sIarsr 8xslH5 ssyeh zoe
gsudb!ter Suear Gnrs6 20s, e-7 Hfuxh sn
Cur9f8nstt lie Q bts 0 %fush tx Sxxes
i9nttt Ice; 10 bs ls @fuxh ha Dzr9f@xHt
ise; 6FfGnb tn DarGi4xtts f3nsaI, l3ft.
Q Rfnnh tn Dur3i@xtt. f4mal. lSs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10

sugar 0ureb S9txtss 49, gsTs Onogt1ds:
ls-29 Pfunb ll2: Is staxs lbSe; l0-ll
Bfuab l6i: 8uette CuaIttdt so-la $txxb
&c; IL Rfanb 16e /: ID Eisus lie ; 10
Pfanb lse.
GaItfornti3e e@txsex-s BID 8 Rfaxb OF;
Q bis ID pftxb 8ae.
eped. gxoI. -Vepdsle. Q ID 10 4fub
tm Dur&i&mttt, 173e; ID b IL pfaab II
Drr@i&xtt, 144e.
0sborrtes WsxnaeFQ - eQtxsex, sse.
Oets. 1l}G KaSadestsa TX; Susxi. lei
&R66sI lee.
e@mab - u IteyeeD-L. Dual lie: q.
nxaftM1 lo1e: Q. 0naEata& lo3e
e4uItea-oask GSeGos 10 ID - nh
In Dus4f4att. loe; 10 pixnb Dsw4tt4ntt$,
liz, 10 ID IL ShuA l2e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10
0eSe,a&tsfes &tsss

Srtt@es acknowledgements gtsers -- 81
SIC; bisftes etiete 6t-63s : tisfgs ssxbs1
$40 bic 800 Rfuso 7as; bssaas RRrs 100
be $50 Efrnb SIC ; xass So DO eBO sisaS
&c; S.ier Borssrrssrtd 64e, Uts ctStsss
ptertsI lie, &ixb ctx4erutestsI l0le, Assa
EorberntsrieI &c. xus BcrSshsx4ss 8se. nd
QsrteroterteI 81.
Srti&es 2aIbfet&-&dIbs 10Ke, nintss,
pierteI 18le, BorberpterteI SIC.
Srti9es e4ofHeti4 - Sduzasy ess 4faxA
12e ; e&afe SIC; 04sxtsI Iee: Heds ara,
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10

0eudbIter Ttutotbp $2.a5-2.85.
Drbindrer BIB gutter 7tmotbp sl.so-I.7,
Notber R~Ieeiarnen IS .0o-7.60.
gnsltj&er RIseiarses $3.50
aIibie 3~Ieeiarne, $8.O0-s.1
HfaIfa 2Ieeiarnen $s.00-10.oo.
&etSer 3leeian.en $500.
Samcs 9entadp 8Ia,ssras S.60-l.7S
BIausras h @baf 75e.
0nsIf&es 8Iausras $3.50.
Dr@arb @ras $1.70-1.86.
Reb 9oS IN gbdf $1.95-1.75.
4Gfer Rom 76e-$1.00.
1rtber 3xaerrobr Saraer, S1.00-L.2s.
Beibes unb seIbes asrn 81. 0e-l.B.
Rsb Sob gnfIase t1.10-l.26.
Com peos $l.75.
YRiuet 81 30 BIB $1.86.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10

Ct b~ennttportste bic Sntsrpsaationsrl
nit sinsm fOI9sn bluteteri9sn @pnis.
mus, BOB 81. Observation-Disclosures
boiler abf9eu auf bic SribHne oss
Gaales NIT benz @siarsi yW6rbsr"
une .Senfer" itrmtsn uno ben @enes
raj aus benz sanle bertrieben. Ils er
oas nd9ie Wal I'm Parliament fprs8sn
tuolte, tuurbe ss ibm ni6t srlaubt.
Der W6roer oss Generals pabloff
III Elm iunesr Wann. Der In Grbeiter'
tlelbsrn f4 isinsm Opfer ndberte. aaer
Wabrit.inli9tstt nod bat er einen
@enoHen unter ben 8ertdtsbsamten,
Der TIN pom Der Anpeisnbsit oss Gene.
rolls papIoff TN 8Or9arien bes CT
sittsesbduoss b.naaridtigts.
8roBbritannien.
guropdif@eS nterefie
perten.
2onbon, z. San. Sn &seis.
rungstreiien III mat, barh5sr sinig,
oab bic 3ufdnoe In gsrHsn fd untsr
benz neuen Sdab sIli Wirsa bsHsrn
tperben. @uglano uno Rublano fno
bic bsiosn suropdiidsn Mddts, treIde
am msiFen inisreifrt In perfsn Fno
unb belize arbsitsn 6nno In Sano. um
oie Sage almdbIis tn benz 2a1oe 3u
berbeRern.
Die finanstsls Sage oss Rsi6ss III
a~nsnbines isbr bsbauernswsrtb. oa oas
2anb faitiia pOlfdnbig bancroft III.
RuBlano dno England baben bic
gan3s s1orns Staatsi6ulo In 5dn.
ben, pdbreno bic etsusrn oss 2anoss
on gsletsn unb On msbreren Seleier
o~erpfdnbet fno. Seutf6lanb basessn
bsnbR4tiet isbt cine psrfi6e.g ant
bier su srri9ten, UNI ben oeuti9en Gin
fuB iobisl aIs mbglid 3u bebsn.
Nieoerlanoe.
. B T Il b q oerB6Ite
lIfomrt G n.
5 M 8 9, g. San. Ser beut'
i9e &eidstan3lsr SHrft bon Billion bat
Der nieosrldnotf4en 9ruppe hes Par'
lnmsntarii&en 9srbanbss Elm e6rsi.
ben geinnoi, In tp.lGsm er benz Wuni&
mad ibrsr unterfhbuna bel ben Be-
f%trebungen fir bic ygerbrtioerung Der
Boiler" Nusoruf berlsibt. 3uelsiG
ia9t sr, bob Der 0srbanb auf ietnsr
beborfsbsnosn 2onfsrsn3 In Berlin
hss bsr3ltdfsn @iltOmmens ieitsna
Der bsuti6sn Reias- uno prsubif4en
Rssisruns fiber isin oarf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10
OsseeSsss
Sn0tGnaRsItS &ofeesRreHe:

SnbsanapsIts 2afeesPpeHe:
oeuobnI. BIB gutter l0-l2s; s.tr1a BID A..
paSltes l4-1se Tanq 8GS-88e. gonss
2euou 10 BIB 22e, Sara 9s-S2e.
Sx 1adetss:
Nriofa $751; |, Stox 81 as, Ssriss sIs GO
6araeas S14. 30. Diurortb1 ia. 20, Ds:k
Sasa Blexh $500, GItntar Saso HIsxh
$l6.76. Drrica $lB.75.
Sader-Domtnoes 7.b7e; eti6sn6ss s.0a
YuIpertHrter 5.49e; XIX vuIpsrtRrte 6,l7t.
ie1er sraxultrtsr 6.l2e; gabss 6.57e; gss.
f~eetioxers' U 6.l7e sibsewoob Y 4.S2s; Eebs
MIC I 4.sae; Empire q Ate; SbssI extxs
eorbe1 8 4.72e Dtxbfer 0ytra 8 Aes,
Sisospoos 9 l.eae: aeIbes 5.6a.; Ii esb
Dec 4.87.
siRe-8sA 40 Ct. Ssf). Sat. g. 10 pet
Va1one.
YidIs-2A00 tn Sab IS ; 1900 sm bsi
s7.be: 1900 I'M SaIbfab $3.50; 200 tho ses
$3.50.
Sanbp-6KS Stansen eenst&t &c Gee.
ess eemtf&t &c; Banner xpiH Sc; @rsss
Dexbons lie: go. Q Greara ceruiict lOs,
seaHe-BraatI nea 10: bts 1se; StIterts W,
RambsIa 10; ueiti9aIise Aaabsln ISi,
Sorbax RanbeIs Ice; Reaxlts 7s BIZ 7ts,
ser6ffete Sc; GnsIjNe @cIxfEe l6e.
Setro6nete Sri4te-Espfel, On ben .-cha,
setre6net. &c; Sobanmesbeerss DC Bts 8 ~s;
Sttrox l6 1 a5s; Rofsex, . aspTs. sn
Rfuxb. 7e, Q Gsoux 7}e, Z gronx 72s sao.
msxfrsie IDS Se, GaItforsia Aussatsl Th.i
euItaxs s2e. tutpsvtirts euItaxa lie ss o..
SaEtforn.a xprtiofen Sc bts LIZ.
et&rse-pearI. Ok, gbauptcx clpt. | Exi
8 Rfash Ra6ete 8. 4orx, 1 Bfs, Ssasss.
4H-efe.
&eS6GaroEtna. 2opf. G}--sae, Sass {
-6}e, sebro&ener, 8i-4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10

BeIi&furn - Bettaufspreie: h xsa DC
0uaItt6t, 4u-lge.
eafer-ed&dIt 1886; IN oss Hsess
S12. Ce-Si4.OO per 4enxs.
Niuet - aertaufSpretis: s12 .0o-sI4 o.
Thnptbp-EertaufspreHe! sls W-2o 20.
e~trct-Preve. ie na@ BEN Crab. b Bal
len, S6.60-S6.60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10
6ttSet4e.

Beee1 - SO. 3 rctber zoe, aut &C.
isa, 70: DON NabIen F; 70. 8 sn.ess nc
December, 75e; Raeexwstssx TAG
DeIi@torn -. go. l pets l3Is 20
pets 433e; Ro. 9 wetb 48is. Sc, 4 ssss
Ale; 70. 2 ueib aeuai8t 48 70. 8
mets seulti4t dc; go. 4 wstt ssA, ..
l2e; 30. 2 seIb 46e 10 9 ssgb 48
Ro. ( seIb 42s; go. Q sssstat 60
30. 8 aemH@t 43e; go. 1 ssuatet 90
3oIbea l0e.
0ofer 70. 3 uet6sr 37S 80 0 gasn
8sie; 70. 3 0eutf9ter 8sc; SO. 8 sssnsssl
85ie.
3eu - 30. 1 atmotbs s1s IS -,
q. s17.2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10
2ayss

gwgros . BertaufSpsefts Smseti'. 8
s@Wsbsrsdfe 6es pes pfuxo sta;$tn.e,,
eGweber.die lss, BsSnxfa Ssssas > gN
143. Rsp pori Stsonars Lac. Azaasn,4
}Ger 2tntburGer I8e nss6 I6e-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10
SentiAlanb.

W ueU uIupIuu AH utU
eden psrosn @~ablaufrufe usribeilt uno
;nblrsi4s politii&e 8sriammlungsn
isbsn Ib.nb fait.
Sufii3rnib gilbert Srasgsr bon ber
5rsifnnisen 0olispartei gab gsffern
absno cine gr,ldrune i'm Namsn lei.
nsr partsi OBJ. eis bssos i8 auf bic
etslung Der 2ibsralsn ieit
benz gri9sinen oes WabImanifefes bss
@siastan,lers Shrfsn b. gflop. In
usl1sm bic gsueggrtnbe oargslegt
uurosn, nel9e bic Rseisruns Bet sluf.
Ibiung oss &si6siass lsitstsr. Ssrr
Srasgsr fasis:
.Ssbsr bon uns ba4ts, bab Surf
ghlop nit sinsm tIarsn. feftsn, benz
2ibsralismus 3u~nsig,nosn prOgramm
bsraustomm.n wtroe. Wer ieoo9 bic
SOHnune beete, baB elm tlsier 2urs
anaseebsn ueroen wtiroe, uuroe grtino.
LID snttdui9t. Der aan3ler eab urs
tIar uu periebsn, boB er uur cine an.
bere Msbrbsit hber bisisnieen baben
mill, uelde ni5t e%eIOnnsn fino. ale
Reeisrun9sbori4ldee 3u unterftsen.
@ir f6nnen nur fur cine Regterun9
einireien. tuelds fa nuf bic rnsridht.
tsrIi6sn Prinsipisn oes Sibsralismus
Habt."
j orberungb esaII9emet'
men W ablre1ts.
gerttn, 9. San. Gum gssinn
Der Sibunssn bss preubii&en 2ano.
tues, usl9sr esfiern uisbsr suIammsn
trut, wuroe bon freifnnieer Geite NIT
sinsm Antra9 auFaeuartet, Der auf bic
BeIsitiguns bes bsffsbenoen rtididnot.
gen Srsifla en- Wablipfsms ab3islt.
Die a%bssorenetsn Der 5rsiRnntaen
8olfspartsi babsn bef6loRen, bic Gin
ffbrune bes ql.i6en, gebeimen uno
nlesmsinsn @ablrs6is In 8ori9las
3u brinesr. esbsn f6 absr bsrmutbli6
tbsr oas G9tdfal ibrss Nntrnes tsinsn
SluFonsr, bin. Smmsrbin iR man
esipannt barauf. tpsl9s grildrung bon
Ssiisn Der Rssieruns BEL hisisr 8eIe.
esnbsit ab9e9.ben peroen tpiro.
28 g I'm Der beim g 1Iitts
6ubIautn ertrunten.
RieI, 9. San. Gin bb6H bella.
esnstpsrt6ss unslid piro aus Nsu.
nltnfsr In lS9lssmi9. Solfsin ssn1sl.
bet. BORT psrentgtsn H8 sablrei6s
Rinb.r auf benz Staottsi9 nit s9Iitt.
f9ublaufsn, oils pI6bli9 bis Gisbsds
bra9 uno bic msifsn Der ainber In Der
8isfs bsri&panbsn. Ni&t psnissr als
uan3is %srtranfen, trososm 10.
fort oas ELECTROMAGNETIC esI9ab, I'm
bic 3inbsr gu retten.
Spanien.
@ iserals & d b "a
tump q n.
Waortb, g. San. Gin rei8sr
GuisbeHBer i'm Beairt Serss TT unite,
Der anilass berbaftst tuOrben. nit Die
besbanben I'm Bunbs su ffebsn, tusl6s
i9un felt LANCER 3sit sdafs uno 6orn'
bieb rauben. Die 8bdtistsit tiefer
Banbsn srfrsdt f9 irsgsiammt i4or
tibsr 20lSnbrs! Sebr uenie BON be,
g.ute, tpsI9s He ma3tsn, tuurbe i..
mals pisbsrerlanet. b. bic Uisbbisbs
fsts bic gsRbsst9en 6. ben Sbisrsr
beisitisten.
90 if isst Elm. grit noli9. nntsrfu.
dung I'm 9ange, unb wabrf&einIiG
Rnb nod fonftgs rei9s gutsbefber In
bte gef9i3te permidelt.
Warofio.
NusIteeruns &at uIt's
ir 8eIo.
range, 9. San. Cine WelbunQ
BON Der gsfangsnnabms oes Banbitsn.
bduptlinss RaifuIt III bier nod ni1t
sinsstruHen. Ha3 Der Dssna5me isi'
nsr 6sfei3inat iOa &aiiuli BET ieinem
S&wussr 3iIum stne 3uHu&tsfdtt'
ssfunbsa 4absn. bod bat lsbterer I'D
srbotsu, ssse1 3abluns elmer grobsu
eumnas Gelbss ben 6li&tlina BEN
nnarOiianif&en arisssminiter In BIZ
6dnbs aujfpteIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10
Trfiimnigt
SOlfspartei iuill BET ben &ableu ni1ts init ben
&OnierDatiue1 ST tbnm baben.

% ainSer bsm Sdlhtidnbanfene rrunkn. = @ntsbefser as Gdu6enumpan.
-ausletrumg RainIrs fHr 0eb. -Gr4a6nisn BON Sannober
sefur6en.- Gaiiulps anbduser fden aad alien Ni@.
tngen.-&nBiano's vSenfer" pirb e~rnorbet.-
GMrppGHte Snkre1Ien in Ferfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10

Raifuli's 5Iu9t bat auf bic Saltuns
Der anbiarras unb anbsrer Stdmme,
bic I'm Sale istnss Sisgss fur ibn Bar.
let ersrihsn bdtten, einen beiliamsn
einfub aus9enbt. Sm 2aufe oss bsu.
tigen Cages ino finfbunosrt anoiars
ras su ben Resierunestruppen iiberee.
gansen unb babsn srtldrt, nit ibnsr
gegsn Ratiuli tdmpfen 3u molten.
gsbufs Gortfhbrung Der attion &c.
gen ben Banottentduptline bat Der
Rrisasminifsr BET allen Stdmmer
pferoe fomie gropiant rsquirirt. Or
bat srfldrt, COB bic, tpsl6e ben &saui.
%fiionen nt9t na1fommsn, als Rsbslsn
be6anoslt uerben folsn.
u aifuIi's Anbdngst fIie'
BEN q d allen &i9.
tunger.
& anger, 9. Sanuar. - Cine
8ruppsntolonns unter benz Qcmmanbo
bon Raio Settbib, beffshsnb aus 400
Qrieqern unb msbseren aanonen, NOR.
f8irts 6euts bon bier In Der Ri1tung
nod ar3iaa ab. Die 700 anbdnaer
oss Banbiten&sfs Raiiuli, usI6s bic
stabt bsisst bielten. foben bsuis absnb
aus ben Wouern berfeIbsn, iObaIo fe
aunoe bon benz Nnmarf9e Der 8rup.
pen oss SuItans srbielteu.
Oeferreid <llnsarn.
r'R6nigin BON Sanno.
Der f rben.
o munben B. @ien. 9. San.
prinaeifn Warie bon ga9iensA ltsn.
burg, bic frt6sre 2bnigin bon 5anno.
Der. bic lange irant gstpsIsn if unb
am lsstsn Sonntas nod opsrirt tper.
ben mub.e, ftarb beute Na9mittag.
prina.ifn Waris NOR an, Ia. april
1918 In 5ilburebauien ssborsn unb
6siratbete am Is. Ssbr. 1843 ben
prtn3en @sors. Der ipdtsr 25nig bon
6annobsr tpuroe uno ON IL. Stunt
1873 farb. 81. berforbsne gr.Rbni.
gin mar sins Routine bes 26nigs 90.
tuarb VII. bon England unb III bic
Butter bes 6er3oas bon Cumberland,
Der ben 26nigstbron bon 6annobsr
bsanipruGt. Sim 6fisrrsidti9. prsuBt
f4en ariege I'm Sabre 1866 tdmpfie
@eors v. bon Sannobsr auf Ssitsn
Sefsrrsi8's uno als bisies bsHset mar.
tuuroe a6nis GeOrg aus ieinsm 2anbs
asiagt unb Sannober ben Q5nigreiG
prsuBsn als prooin3 einbsrleibt.
preuBtf 9 q.
tuItren a9tsi9er.
@ier, 9. San. 6isr 1T cine Of.
flyers. aboronung bonn Wisbsrrbsini.
i9en 5tRlier . Rsstment go. 80 aus
TtRslborf einsetruffsn. sic fommt
auf gsfsbI bss Tsutidsn 2aifsrs uno
bat ben Nuftrag. benz @bsf bes Rsgi.
msnts. grsber3us &ainer. tpsl9sr am
IL. Sanuar oas a9tsiefe 2sbsnsiabr
b%oasnbst, gum @sburtstag au sratu.
liren.
Anlabli9 Der gsgsntpari Der oeut-
i9sn SffBisre feben bsridisosns 5sffs
Ii9tsitsn, psI&s bic 6fsrrsi9H9en aas
msrabsn urrunairt bubert. In ausf9t.
Rublaub.
Y ublanb's v9enter" 10 trb
ermor6et.
st. petersburg, 9. San.
General pabIoff. proturator bes ober.
fsn ruiff9sn Wilitdrseri9ts. Der al.
asmsin als .Ssnfer pablof" In Rus.
lamb betannt NOR, tuuroe beuts Dor.
mitiae UNI 10 nbr Dor benz Wilit1r.
gert9ts'8 ebduoe bur9 einsn S9nt
tbbtIi9 bsrtpunbet. Der Attentdter
uuroe bsrbaftst, na9osm ct nod sinsn
poiiifen t5btIiH bertuunbet bate.
General pabIof mar Elm ffrengsr,
unbsusfamsr Rt&ter, Der bic Wsbolu.
tiondre NIT siierner .6auf betdmpfte.
Ct uirb bei&uloiet, eine sroBe An3abl
Bssnaoisungsu Der baItii&sn Wsu.
tsr:r sefsbwioris 3urtidbsbaIten su ba.
ben, bts bieie bingert&tst marsn.
ssiner ~nationalen &uf aIs .0sn.
Fev0 ovk{sfS 0snsvof Mohfof sfa .s l.,
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BRONZE PLATED OBJECTS.
Process Perfected by Which Lace or
Rose Nav Be MetaIlized.

Process Perfected by Which Lace or
a Rose May Be MetaIlized.
Consul-General George W. Roose-
velt of Brussels, reports the success
full development there of a new meth
cd Of making bronze-plated objects.
After six years Of experiments, II.
Monge and G.. ArZano succeeded In
perfecting the art, and recently estab-
lished a factory at Brussels for the
manufacture of bronze-plated art OBJ
jects, ancient and modern. BY their
process, the secret Of which they jeal-
ously guard, they are enabled to met
allize even so delicate thing as lace
or a rose in full bloom.
The object Is to place handsomely
finished metalliZed objects on the mar
ket, in every particular equal to, but
at ne-eighth the cost Of cast bronze,
and to immutably fix the incom-
parable forms nature gives to her pro-
ducts, such as flowers, leaves, fruits.
insects, etc. OF these the most skill
full heretofore only furnished fair i'm
itations by covering with an exceed
ingly thin. but as dense as possible
coating of brass, which transforms
the natural objects into bronze.
The subjects selected for metelliz-
ing are generally well known works OF
famous artists, objects for decorative
purposes and artistic objects, such as
card and ash receivers. frames. etc.
The finished articles, which resemble
in weight, texture. color, etc. real
bronze. are entirely different from any
manufactured now on the market, as
they are declared chemically pure
copper and not a mixture or compo-
sition.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-02-05

some precaution to warn me in case
quently used birds and animals as SEN
tinels.
IF | could locate drove Of buZzards
in a tree I would make my way to a
point as close to them as possible and
lie down. know that If Indians should
approach the buzzards would flop their
wings and fly away from the place and
that the noise would awaken me.
"On one occasion slipped as near
as I could to a herd Of cattle and al
lowed them to act as sentinels for me
while / slept Another time / care
fully worked my way through the brush
in a very narrow COW trail that led to
the Leona river, and there. closely hid
den from the searching eyes of any
Indians that might be prowling about,
had my nap.
"On another trip l found the same
resting place. and when I had been re-
freshed by a good sleep I mounted my
horse and rode three or four miles fur
ther up the river and stopped to get
a drink of water at a. little shack where
a lone settler lived. He had located
at that spot. far from civilization In
the hope that he could make a fortune
in raising cattle and then return to his
old home and marry the girl he loved.
81 saw the fresh skin Of a big Mex
lean bear lying in the yard. / asked
the man where he got 1t, and he replied
that he killed the animal in the thick
ct where had just taken my nap.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-02-05
BIRDS AS SENTiNElS.
Dangers Of a Methodist Circuit Rider
In Texas In Early DAYS.


The Rev. w. ]. Joyce. chaplain OF
the house of representatives Of the
state legislature. encountered many
harlships in the earlier days Of Texas.
when he was q circuit rider upon the
frontier In speaking of his expert
enceS he said the other day:
II hope that may be pardoned for
saying that 1t required courage to be
Il Methodist circuit rider in Texas in
the early days. Forty years ago traV-
eled the Vvalde Methodist mission cir
cult. which was at that time three
hundred miles around and from thirty
TO sixty miles between appointments.
Every mile Of the distance was beset
with dangers from Indians.
in travelling the 300 miles of the cir
cult, of course. | got very lonesome
and weary. l adopted some odd meth
DDS to get little sleep and rest at
midday.
Being alone | could not post senti-
nels while l slept and l knew 1t was
dangerous to lie down without taking
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-02-05
STRIKING IT RICH.
The Experience of Gold Hunter In
Australia.

The Experience OF Soio Tuhter U"
Australia. .....
Tales OF treasure finding always
possess a fascination for all classes OF
readers. Even the mature mind sell
dom loses its. delight in such stories.
Mr.. Whitmarsh In "The Worlds Rough
Hand" describes his own experiences
az q fortune hunter. At the time OF
which he writes he was a young fell
low and with his older and more ex-
perienced partner Sam. was in Aus
tralia seeking for gold.
We had just finished our meal.
Early in the morning had crossed an
old track leading to some deserted
workings near by and on 1t had picked
up a piece Of honeycombed mineral
which I could not place. I thought OF
Il now and tossed 1t over to Sam, say
ing: Here's q curious bit of stuff l
found. 1t looks volcanic"
Sam laughed.
81 don't wonder it puzzled you. SON.
n.y." he said. Its bit Of coke, drop
ped from a wagon probably"
He threw 1t back at me, and care
lessly began to pound 1t between two
bits of rock. Suddenly one Of the
stones split. The fracture was hollow.
containing grapelike clusters OF dark
green.
"Well. here's something new any
way" l said.
g Sans face changed as he looked at
the stone. He tried the green sub
stance with his knife. 1t cut like wax.
Chloride silver!" he cried. Where
did you find it?"'H ...... .. .
7 showed him the exact spot, and he
wildly scrambled round on his hands
and knees. No stone like 1t was to
be found.
"It doesn't belong here" asserted
Sam. Being round. it rolled down the
hill, and it may have rolled a long
way"
at couldn't have come far" said l.,
pointing to a thick scrub growth.
That's nothing. The scrub is per-
haps fifty years old, while the stone
may have been working down for 3d.
600 years. Well look up the hill"
We took q direct line toward the
summit Of the range. Near a small
hill with a black, uneven crest we
found some more of the peculiar round
stones.
"Yonders our pile, lad" said Sam.
The crest of the small hill proved to
be the source Of rich specimens. A few
moments work with the pick laid bare
a seam Of ore seven feet in width. AS
long a.. l live I shall never forget the
excitement and crazy joy that felt.
We had not taken a miners right and
could not legally peg out claim. Sam
left me to guard our find and started
for town. That afternoon was glori-
orsly happy one. I stretched myself
out at full length, pulled my hat over
my eyes and built air castles. In less
than four hours San returned. He
had walked ten miles, taken out MI
ner's right and procured some tools.
Our claim was safe.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-02-05

REASONS ENoUGH.-Although polit-
cal opponents. Congressman Jerry
Simpson OF Kansas, and Speaker Reed,
OF Maine, became great friends on ac-
count Of the ability Of each to see
joke.
At one time. Simpson, wanting q
private pension bill passed. went to
the speaker and told him the bill af-
fected the fortunes OF a poor widow
down in Kansas.
."Why." said Reed. do you want
this bill passed when you have been
opposing pension legislation during
this session-especially such a bill as
this which comes in without favor
able report?"
There are thirty reasons why l sup
port this bill" replied Jerry. 1.-The
first one Is that the woman needs the
money. / have forgotten the other
twenty nine"
The bill passed.