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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-17
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

From Saturdays Daily.
Neasham sells the best watches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nye and daughter,
Of Chillicothe we're in the city today.
j.. T. Copeland Of Hillsboro was in
the city yesterday on business.
George Yeager of Batavia was a
business caller in the city yesterday.
Sargent fits trusses right.
Born last Sunday morning to MI.
and Mrs. Frank Cramblet Of sos Gin
ton avenue, daughter
Mrs. 8. Porter, residing on Jay street
left this afternoon for visit with
relatives in Buxton.
Mrs, S. A. Evans. 419 Center avenue,
left this morning for Buxton for an ex-
tended visit with friends and relatives.
Sargent fills mail orders promptly
Zacn Carter, who resides at Rut-
ledge, is In the hospital, having been
operated on few days ago.
Mrs. A. B. Kennedy of north west
OF the city, left yesterday for Bux-
ton, to visit at the home of her bro.
Their, j. S. Mayors.
Miss Elma Halberg Of 311h Birch
street. left this afternoon for Dudley,
where she will visit with friends and
relatives.
Gun and machine oil at Sargent's
Mrs. ]. A. Devlin OF Chillicothe, who
has been visiting at the home of her
son, Arthur Devlin, 248 Valley street,
left for her home this afternoon.
Miss Nellie Mullen Of e35 East MAR
street, left this afternoon for Melrose
for a few days visit with relatives
there.
Sargent sells crutches and crutch tips.
Miss Emma Noel Of Eli East MAR
street. and her little niece, Hazel Gilt
ner, left this afternoon for Eddyvtlle
kor VISIT with friends and relatives.
Mrs. B. Beck, Of Los Angeles, CAL,
who was here attending the Work
Myers wedding, and visiting relatives
at Fremont. left for Mt Pleasant,
where she will visit with her father
Rev. J. w. Hancher.
Mrs. E. D. Carlson Of zoe South
Davis street, left yesterday afternoon
for Dudley, for visit at the home Of
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Song by James A. Fowler.
Volunteer speeches by comrades and
music and songs.
Adjournment.

The two stores Of the Morrow Ram.
DO Co., at Douds-leando, have recently
become consolidated, J. M. Morrow,
puohasing the stock owned by Mr..
Rambo. This consolidation throws two
large stocks Of goods together and
creates surplus in many depart
ments. Large purchases for fall trade
increases this surplus and to dispose
Of same we have inaugurated nam
mouth CARNIVAL SALE. commenc-
ing Tuesday. September II. During
this sale substantial bargains may be
secured in every department. COME
to this sale and secure genuine bar.
gains in any thing you need.
Poultry taken on the usual terms.
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WRECK VICTIMS NUMBER
rs OFFICIALS STATE
Continued from page ~

morning in a headon collision or the
Concord division Of the Boston and
Maine railroad.
The Dead.
BARRETT, MISS, Manchester, N.
H.
BLAKE. MRS. F. C., South corinth,
vt.
BRIGGS, MRS, E. L., West Canaan.
N. H.
CONGROT, ]. L., somerville, Mass.
DUNCAN, JOHN G., Bother, VT.
GAGON. MRS. PHILLIP, sher.
brooke.
GIRON,, MISS ALvINA, Nashua.
LARGY. MRS. MARGARET, Man
chester. N. H
PHELPS, FRED M, Ochiltree. Tex.
SHAUGIINESSEY, TIMOTHY, Cas-
tie Bar, Quebec
sHAUGHNEssEY, MRS
ST PIERRE, MISS ANNIE. Isle
Verte. Quebec.
WARREN. MRS. A. E. Haverhill,
Mass.
WEBSTER, MRS, dressmaker
from Massachusetts,.
TEN UNIDENTIFIED BODIES.
Tho Badly injured.
Barrel, John, Manchester, N. H.;
head and breast injured.
Batchelder, e. A., Somerville; ankle
broken.
Magnon, Philip, sherbrooke; inter
nal injuries.
Jansen, Miss Abby, Naushua; broken
frontal bone.
Jasques, Arthur, Millbury,; internal
injuries.
Saunders, -. Naushua, NJ H.;
legs and arms injured.
Saunders. Mrs. S., Naushua; head
and back injured.
Saunders, Mrs. G. N, Nashua;
wounds on head
Saunders, Mrs. c., Nashua; contus-
ions on face.
Saunders, Miss D., Nashua, interanl
inquiries.
Saunders, Mrs. Brockton, Mass;
head and back injured.
ST. Pierre. Charles, Isle Verte, Que,
internal injuries.
The wreck occurred just before
dawn on q stretch of track near
Canaan station. A heavy northbound
freight crashed into the southbound
Quebec express. The day coach of the
passenger train, crowded with persons,
mostly New England millworkers re-
turning from a fair at Sherbrooke,
Quebec was smashed to matchwood
No one in the coach escaped death or
serious injury. Passengers in four
sleeping coaches at the rear end of the
passenger train escaped with a severe
Jolting.
The crowded Montreal express
which was following the Quebec train,
almost ran on to the wreck In the
early morning mist. 1t was stopped
only a few hundred yards behind the
wreck and its passengers aided in the
work Of rescue.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-17
SEPTEMBER FROSTS
NOT DANGEROUS
SLY SAGE
IOWA FARMERS NEED NOT LOSE
SLEEP OVER PROSPECTS OF
DAMAGE DONE TO
CORN CROP.

Des Moines, Sept. 12.-Iowa farmers
need not lose any sleep over the pros
poets Of their crops being damaged by
early frosts, according to the records
OF the local weather bureau for the
past twenty-nine years.
During that time killing frosts have
occurred only nine times during the
for the first killing frost at Des Moines
later.
Frosts in September are not unusual!
but as a rule they do no damage How
ever, for the past two years no frosts
have been recorder during September
at the Des Moines station.
September Frosts Unusual.
killing frosts in September are very
unusual" said Crop Director ]. r. Sage
yesterday. by q killing frost We mean
one that does general damage to the
crops. It takes a heavier frost to in
jure crops in the autumn than in the
spring and there is little danger Of any
general injury being done to crops
during September. The light frosts
which usually occur during this month
seldom have any serious effect. AL
though 1t may not be generally known
1t is a fact that there have been years
when the cnops We're largest that frosts
occurred at some point In the state ev-
cry month in the year. Only once or
twice In the past thirty years has frost
seriously injured the corn crop over
great extent of territory. When the
spring is late the fall Is usually either
quite hot or heightened so as to afford
time for the crop to mature. don't
think the farmers need be alarm ed
Following are the dates on which the
first killing frosts occurred at Des
s,ir
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-17

A Clear Complexion and Bright Eyes.
In most cases sallow. blotched
complexion and dull heavy eyes are
done to poor digestion and an inactive
liver. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup aids
Gi;,,: tion and stimulates the liver and
bowels and makes the complexion
srrooth ard cloar. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syr,lp does not nauseate or grippe
AMI ~ rnfld and pleasant to take. Re-
t,isr au. utitutes. Clarks drag sure
.Swcnsun's tiY.g store
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Dr.. Finn's Testimony Interesting.

DR.. Thomas Finn OF Boonsboro. Mo-.
who has practiced medicine for 70
years, says he has used every pre-
scription known to the profession for
treatment of kidney and bladder dis.
eases, and says he has never found
anything 50 effective in both chronic
and acute kidney and bladder trouble
as Foley's Kidney Cure. It stops ir-
Irregularities and builds up the whole
system. Clarks drug store. Sven
sons drug store.
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Deaths

ROUNDS September Is, 1907, at 1880
q. M, Mrs. Fannie Louisa Rounds,
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cline Of ,331 South
Iowa avenue, at the age of 80 years
Funeral services will be held from
the East End Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning at 1890 O'Clock, Rev.
w. H. Horned, officiating. Interment
at Ottumwa cemetery.
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FIRST EXAMINATION.
OF NURSES IS
ANNOUNCED


state examination for trained nursesl
will be held at the Office Of the secre-
tary Of the state board of health at the
capitol Sept "a and Is. Candidates
for examination must be at least 23
years Of age and Of good moral char.
acter. They must be graduates Of
training schools recognized as In good
standing by the Iowa state boar dot
health, and shall have received at least
two years instruction in general hos
pital practice. A general average OF 1
10 per cent will be required to pass.
The following Iowa training schools
have been declared in good. standing
with the Iowa state board Of healths1
until Jan. /, 1908: 81
Ottumwa hospital, Ottumwa. "
Atlantic Hospital Training School
for nurses, Atlantic.
Burlington Hospital Training School,
Burlington.
Mercy Hospital Burlington
Waterloo Emergency Hospital
Training School, Waterloo,
Synodical Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo.
Mercy Hospital Training School
Marshalltown.
ST. Luke's Hospital Training School
for Nurses. Cedar Rapids. ].
Mercy Hospital Training School,
Cedar Rapids.
State University Of Iowa, Homeo
pathic hospital. Iowa City.
State University of Iowa. hospital. L
Iowa City.
st. Joseph's Hospital. Keokuk
st. Joseph's Mercy Hospital, Du.
buque.
sFinley Hospital Training School forS
Nurses, Dubuque.
ST.. Luke's Training School for MUIR
ses, Davenport.
Cottage Hospital Of Des Moines lex.
tinct) Des Moines.
Iowa sanitarium Training School
for Missionary Nurses, Des Moines. \
Mercy Hospital Training School for
Nurses, Des Moines
Training School for Nurses OF theN
| St Joseph's Mercy Hospital TraiA
Ing School for Nurses. Clinton.
| Agatha Hospital Training School for(
Nurses, Clinton
Training School for Nurses, st. AMI
thony Hospital, Carroll.
Cottage Hospital . Creston.
The Woman's Christian Association
Hospital Training School for Nurses
Council Bluffs
Mercy Hospital, Council Bluffs.
Jennie Edmundson Memorial Hos-1
pital Training School for Nurses
Council Bluffs.
Morningside Sanitarium and Hosp
tai Training School for Nurses. SiouS
City. h
ST. Joseph's Mercy Hospital Train
ing School for Nurses, Sioux City.
Samaritan Hospital Training School,
for Nurses, Sioux City n
Training School for Nurses, Germany
Lutheran General Hospital, Sioux
City
The Peoples Hospital Training
School, Chicago.
American Hospital Training SCHOOL,
: woman's Hospital of Chicago. Chit
cago. Il
4 Mercy Hospital Training School fot
Nurses, Chicago.
Nurses who were actual residents Oh
the state of Iowa on March 12, 1907
and graduates from either of the above
institutions prior to July 4, 1907, are
entitled to registration without exanli
nation but all such mus make applii
cation in the usual form, and pay the
fee of S.
!. A special examination Of candidates
for embalmers license will be held at
the Office Of the secretary capitol
= building, Oct. and 5, commencing
at 8 a. M.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Arnold Of S29
North Wapello street. arrived home
last evening from Excelsior Springs.
Mo-, where they have been spending a
few days.
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Postmaster General Returns to Duties.
washington, D. c., Sept. 16.--After
several weeks vacation spent at his
country home, Hamilton Mass, Post
master General Meyer returned to
washington today.
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wood. 600 North Jefferson street, left
for her home this morning

Now open, my fall and winter stock
Of millinery. All the latest shades
and shapes In hats at reasonable
prices. 924 Church street, one door
South Of South Side postoffice, Ottum-
wa, Iowa Mrs Minnie Ressler.
Sargent sells Mrs. Prices Canning
Compound.
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Notice.
Having sold my interest In the Mar.
row Rambo Co.'s store, all who are
owing the Douds store will please set
tie the same with me Immediately.
George Rambo,
Douds-Leando.
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I ri Weekly Courier.
CHANGING ADDRESSES.

Subscribers wishing their address
changed will please give the name OF
the Postoff1ce to which the paper has
been sent as we'll as the Postof1ce
where they desire 1t to be changed to
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-17

Mrs. e. G. Russell and children OF
Centerville. who have been visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Peters
Of 1893 Haynes street, left this morn
ing for their home
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
Der Observation-Disclosures sur Gut
iasiSmus iibsrlaHea.

en- 5ortl Mapns uuroe gei4weroe
tpsqsr ungsisBli9en pratti3lrsus oss
Doctor 2ouita Wshel BET Der Staats.
beb6rbe fur ymsbisinii4e anmsIbuns
unb prtfuns anssmsIbst, pel8e oaun
nuf ben nd6fsn Sienfag I'm Staats'
bauie gum @srbOr boraslaosn TT.
Bel @~elsasnbsit zines frtheren Ter'
bDrs tuurbs bic BEN Or. Wefsl srt6stlte
2iser3 3urtdss3Oeen, ieoo4 nod oeren
appeQation an bns allen areisgsri4t
puros bic gntT&etoun9 auriidsebaIten.
Die sufdnoies 8sb6rbs tuiro beuie
ben gana.n Gag in SiBung iein uno
bel bisisr @slsssnbsit ben Jal meter
sr6rtsrn uno m69li4f aur @nti8si'
hung brineen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
Suaiauapulis als &ubspuntt
anssriebsn.

8riaabe.8 eneral Charles 8. Noble,
pel9er i'm biefgen Columbia Club
abHiee, uno oaislbf BIB our antunft
isinsr 5nmilis, wsIGs BON Sort RenOn.
DID,. In sintasn Sagsn BIER eintrift,
nm R9 BIER bdusIi9 nteoer,ulafeu,
bsrblsibsn nirb, bat bic abf9t feline
Psnion bier gu p%er3e6ren.
8eneraI Ncble mar bor einieen Sab.
rem 8orfsbsr oes biefgen Rstruti.
runesbursaus, porauf sr nit benz 10.
Snfnntsris' Rseimsnt nod ben pbilip-
pinsn esfdidt puroe. Sas Rs9imeni
ftsbt iest in alasta.
Dor sinigsn Wonatsn puroe Sen
Iobls bur9 sinsr inbaltsi4usrsn Brisi
an bic militdrii8s Iltsrsgrenss srin'
merit pslasr sr nnbs mar, unb fam
bsbbal6 um feline psnfOniruHg mil
Z b.s nttipsn @sbaltss ein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
0eipenitcri@tH.

Cine @itbeilung, beren Sitel &c.
eignet lit, bic Nengier ltart onjure-
gen, bat 9rofeIior 0anong an Ole
g6aturbiitorii6e @eieli6aft Bon 9teli'
8rauti6meig erItnttet. Sic Intin'
oiqlng lit iiberidrieben: vllebec ben
tbati16liGen @run0 OeS 6clters c9er
@eipenIteridiffs BON Ban Gbolerir"
Die Ban GbaIeur oOer mie lie al
unieren &arten aepobnlih genonnt
miro, Die 8uie oeS GbaleurS lit cine
Meeresbuht, sic in oie &olbiniel Don
Ier-8 raunidapeig BON Slten her tief
einifnei0et. Sic miin0et IN Cen
GroBen Golf bon Ct. 9oren5, Ser 9e-
gen Dem gltlantii6en S5ean binOurh
Sic oroBe SnIel NeufunNlan6 bis auf
5nei 5iemli6 enge Meeres1troBen ge-
it)loiien lit. Sn Oielem MeereSt6eil
lit MN niht ielten cine bofJlt merf'
wiiroige 9ihteri6einung wnbrgenam.
men moroet, sic fiir 0ie S6iffer III.
iofern gef1brlih nerOen fam, ais lie
BON ibnen fiir elm 6elteridiff ODER ell
anoereS S6iffabrts5eiden gebaIten
mer6en fam. Ga iol6e Gelter iiir
sic S6ifffabrt in iener 8egeno iiber-
boltpt nift onge6raht iinO. 10 fltin
es IiG MIR I'M einen natiirlifen Sor-
gang, aGio Inn cine Irt bon Srrli1t
hanoeIn. &rofeIlor @anong bot oieI
W1oterial 5uiammengeiuft ltn0 ge-
priift, oos 81 eirer Iuffldrung nieIes
aeipenItii6en 2ifts oienen fGnr!e.
@r faBt feline S6liiIie oabin 5uiom-
men, 0aB 6og 9idJt iiber Sen @nlicrn
bon 9op Gbaleur nntiirli6er @ntIte-
bung iein miiIie, SAB es 5u allen SAB.
reS5eiten ouftrete, OaB ieine @rid)ci-
n1n1 getp0bnli6 einem Sturm Dor.
ausqebe uno 6oB ieine bGuiigiteiSorlli
ungeiGbr sic elmer Solbfugel lei, Bic
nit ser ebenen Slide naf Sem @ai=
Ter sl geri6tet lei. 3uhpeilen gliIbe
bas 9itt einfn6 obne niele &erGn-
berungen ser 6orm, pdhreno es si
anoerer 3ett Itt] 5t l6lntlten fort
n%an6ernoen SGulen erbebt, oerer
sitternOe un0 tun5enOe 9erpeglrgcn
Sic Gri6einung nod tpun0erbarer
un6 geIpenitii6er MAIDEN unO geIe-
oentlih sen In6lif zines brennenSen
Sdiffs portdui6en an Oeiien Sauei
ms @aiten Die 6lammen IN Die
@0be ,laufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
Spielsr seiu4t, aber feiue ses
fmnoeu.

Sin @sriu9. bas @lappool SoteI
Ha4 Spislern gu bur9iu9sn, uurbe
bon captain Wartin Splano, captain
aoOlpb ai8, Sergeant 6ugsrtp rnb
9etsctib Ouislep In @ibiI unb unisr
allen gOrF&tsmuBreseIn gsma@t. ie.
oO8 mar bas Rsfultat elet9 Nuu.
Die 8eamtsu bsiu9tsn nsbr ole 100
3immer bes Sotsls, tonntsn absr teine
ansei4.n FIR Spislsn u~ahrnsbmsn.
Die meifsn Der 3immer ruarsn unper.
i9lohen unb buntsI, unb paifrts es
ben Serren aud. baB He H@ NIT b6f.
li4sr gnti4ulbiauns aus sinsr, Gin.
n,sr 3uridsisbsn mubten. moielbf fe
Elm iunsss paar u~Orfanbsn, tusl9es
ietnsn 6%reunben etns flsine Abenb.
tintsybaltung bsranRaItet hatte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
Yoli3aH@es.

goparo Rent bon No. IS
Ri8mOno. StruBe. bee laut ae9sn i'm
erhobener anflase feline Grau perlisb
unb feline unmtnoigsn Rinber bsrna9.
ldlfgts, tuurbe bon ben Raolsrn Sol
mild uno @ilIon osrbaftst.
Rent iol bersits am lsbtsn Wontag
feline STEELE tn ben giienbabnpsrtfdt.
ten aufgsgsbsn 6aben, unb oann, uie
feline Grau Der pOli3et mittbeilte, Dem
8roeeriffsn Wittbsilune esma6t babsn.
bub sr fhr feline rpsiisrst Re9nungsn
auffommsrt tperbs. 9a bic Srau Be.
ftir9tste, oaB er oabpn asben unb pisl.
lsi9t nod ote Rinbsr nit f4 nsbmsn
psrOe. uanots fs fi9 on bic pOli3et
I'm Ollie.
MILES uIIib IN, 817 Waple
Str, wuros 8sffsrn bon ben Raolern
e&langs1H iinb MsffOrb rnisr bic Yin.
tIage Der Rubrf6runs 9sffslt. Wife
ipq laut ausiaes Der RnoIsr I'm 6auie
feiner S9wdgeriu, elmer Wittue NIT
9 ainbern. bon uslasn bas sins iosar
nod am 8pphus srfruntt if. msbr tpis
ben n6tbiasn Spsttatel aufesfhbrt pa.
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
ESAUgs@ GO

Die Wabriber SeGe.
pboncpmpagnie bat Der &Dnisin Bic
toria einen toitburen 6ernipre9appa,
rat iiberrei9t, Ser auf Der Wslt po6l
I9perli9 elm 9esenitiid bat. Gr lit
aus muhiOem SLIDER sefertigt. Iuf
osm llnteriuB, Der i'm Still 2ouis
XIV. gehalten lit, reden fi9 bier Ser
illlesgeitalten, gu ibrsn 5iibsn iiBt
elm fleiner Snabe in ipanif9em Waf>
ienrud; Our4 Elm tleines Selepbpn
plaubert er nit einem niebliGen eng@
lii9en MGb6en, neben benz Der britt
I9e 2Dtpe friebli9 tuuert. lteber ben
&rdgern p0lbt ii9 elm 8enathances
bogen, duf benz Stpei Yutten bas
Mitropbon empor6eben. Oas 9dnse
pirb getr0nt bon ben funitppu pers
!6lungenen ipanii6en unb enslii9en
Wappsn.
= 8om miIitGrif9eu
Stdnbpuntt. Sottor gum &C.
neraD: w...Gs lit ungalant BON Der
Sffisieren, bab tie ii9 BLOB nit Den
8adfii99en unterbalten unb bic ct.
mas dlteren 5rduleins. bic ii4 bod
portreffli9 cpnierpirt BADEN, tsnoris
REM" General: nSeper nu9 feineu
9eI9mad! Ous MtlitGr 5iebt ebep
bus Stride ben GOnierpen por!!"
-4us elmer urifif9en
pruung. PrOfefOr: rWus it Elm
Ourleben, !Ssrr Ganbibdt2" Ganbi=
bat: Sin Sarleben 1T Die leibpeiie
6srgabe bon 9slbern. in Der mebr
pber minber fi9eren leber5eusuns, lie
ME pieber gu srbdlten!" profsfor:
LIMB elm @e9iel?" @unbibat: Scr
@e4iel lit elm @arantiei9ein beg
0~lGubigers, BEN S6ulbner bis sut
@~eriuasseit ni4t gu b%slditiQen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
nnier Sannar . 8erfauf bon
WmSIfn 1tnter3eta.

Gin pidtises Greisnib fur iebe 6rau
in indianapolis uno Hmsesenb.
Der tpanserbare grfcIs rnieres
Observation-Disclosures erfaufs lit ben
Sbatia&en ;u,ui9reiben bab iebe
Srau mirfIi9 bic 8ebeuturg bes
Greisnihes besreift. Die Gewdnber
ipeIde mir offeriren iinS teri9ieoen
bon benz mas Sbnen isnft sebotsn
mirb. Die Mrbeit an SenieIben lit
befier, bas RateriaI lit befier, bic
2dnser unS 8eiten iinb mebr senerDs.
@epdnber gu 800, Toe, s9c bis So 90
1lnterboien gu 39c, SOC. zoe, soc
.OO
Gorietten. 2eib6en, 19c, 25c, 900, SOC,
Toe bis ..................$1.5O
9ember, ACC, 500, Toe $3 90
l1nterrDde, 25e, s9e, Toe bis sfO.O 90
-3weiter Stpd.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07

s m 4tter 3 M 6 en 8 5
uno 4 5 s q + r fterben nur
flint Suoen gegen a9t perionen BON
anoern Observation-Disclosures poer
9dilen.
@erungliidt @ d il B ens
m e It T. Die 3immerftubengeIenz
i6uft v@ermania" in S9peinfurt, uns
terfranten. belt elm YreisI6ieben ab.
8on einem jungen S9iBen, Der ods
&orn auf ieinem Stuben ~per6oaen
bate, tpuroe Ger 5psite S9iibenmeiIter
Der @eieqi&aft, Der 26 Sabre alte
Me3dniter SUPPER, erfu9t, Den Tebler
gu beieitigen. SUPPER fam Dem @erlans
gen b%ereitpi1igit na9. als er bas
Sorn ipieOer geraoe gebogen bate unS
nit bem Nuge bas @iiir priifte, aine
Der ni6t entldbene 3immerituben log,
unb Die 8u9el brang &upfer bur9 bas
Iuge in's 9s6irn. SDbtli9 perlebt
tDuroe er in oas &rantenbaus geI6afft.
Stednabel m aDrper.
Sie 0ienitmasb &aroline MuDrbofer
in Srauntir6en. Seiterrei9, perz
f9ludte i'm Suli 1906 cine Stednaoel,
bate Damn ftarte S9meraen i'm Maz
gen aus5uiteben unb fpnIultirte eineu
@rSt na9 Dem anOeren, bod ieber
meinte, Dob oas MGo6en an Maaens
eei6piiren leibe. Die Naoel puroe
ni9t gefinOen, au6 i'm Iagsmeiner
&ranfenbuuie in 2ina ni9t, mo- oas
Mdo9en mebrere Woden tpeilte unb
NIT H0ntgen Strublen unterIu4t
ipuroe. Dor tur3em bate oas MGb6en
tpieber fairies Gte6en, oiesmal uter
ni9t i'm Wueen. ioroern in Ger Sals=
gesenb. Sic iu6te 0en 4r3t 81.
&radopiber auf, unb oiefer sog nit
elmer 3ange Ole Habel aus Gem 9ebl.
fopf beraus. lpobin lie Eel oer 0ur6
tuanoeruns oes a0rpers seratben mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07

2oca lsD etterberi9t.
Sfesen bsute Na9t unb Sienftas; taIter
am 0ienitde.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
Gin @ntsbeFscr Ses @crocs perr
oGd1tia.

Cine i6redli6e 9lutt6at mlroe in
Sen Maloungen bel SelltmlannsOorf
IN S6lelien oeriibt. Ser oortige @e-
meinoeporlteber, @uts6eiiber&ubni6,
mar am Sormittage IN BEN @al0 ge-
fabren, I'M Sol5 81 bolen. Il5 or
bis 5um ipdten gta6mittag nift 5u-
riidtebrte, ipltr0en Na6forl6ungen
na6 ieinem Serbleib angelteQt. 9ier-
bel fanO man ben ungiiifli6en he
ben ieinem @ogen oils idredlib SUI
gerid)tete Sei6e auf; Der S6Goel
ipar our6 mebrere l6arfe @rtbiebe
mieberbolt ~geipalten, aud mar inn
our6 S6ldge nit Der ~itunlpfen Set
re Der Art oaS @eiidt fat bis sur
lnfenntli6feit entiteut. I'm Den
Geroo6t BON iid ab5ulenfen, bate
ser Wtoroer Die 2ei6e Oid)t am $50.
gen n~ieoergelegt, ioOaB es 5uerit Sen
Anl6ein erpedte, als lei ,SlthnIh
BON oieiem berabgefaIlen uno iiber-
fa6ren iporoen. Ser 8eroad)t lenfte
iib olsbalo auf Sen 9o6barn 0es
grmorbeten, BEN % Sabre alien
@utsbeliser Muguit Sannbduier, ser
pegen zines Hro5eIics nit 6. per-
iein6et NOR. 9ei elmer in ser @o9.
ming oGs @eroGdtigen 6ur6 oie
8enoarmerie porgenommenen Soi,s-
iud)un9 puroen blrtbeflefte Glei-
6unaSItiide entoedt. S%annbGuler
ielbit mar ie0o6 ni6t altf5ufinOen;
or 1T ieit bent Wfor6tuge IprrIoS oer-
ifmunoen un6 miro gegenmGrtig
eiiriq geiuht. Gs Oiirfte iid Inn Ell.
nen 9fadeoft hnnoeln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
@etterbertht.
o, 7. Sannar

eur .. etunS.u .uDsHO 7 ubr GOrssus. 8. SaHuar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07

sir snbiana: &esen beute Na9t nno IN
S9nee mmi9Iasenb i'm nDrbIi4en Ebeile ;
Diem flag, Rssen i'm eiben; fdItsr INT nOrS'
Iichen EbeiIe beute @a6t unb I'M Dienitas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
Ghermometerfann.

20. &. SIptbS
SecticnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07

S|erIauet Gin benti9es gidS1eu fir Rhne nno
~ consorbeit. Nat5ufragen IN Der Expedition
bisies 8Iattss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07

NHsrIanst-Gine aItli6e Srau fur tdsIit sinige
~ StnabeH IN seip0bnliner 6ausarbstt.
san5ufrasen SIat 4. 4A2 on Bermont Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
0erIan9t An5et8en

~ erlauet-Sin Iaontn fur 6ausarbsit. 9a1sus
~ traeen so. 25o5 8rpipect Cir.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07

VerIan9t.-gin 5uu9e als Saul.
buri9s Tn Der Ofiee oisies 8lattss.