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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-09

THE PARTY. who found purse
containing sac in bills, is known.
Save trouble by leaving at this Of
Gee. Liberal reward and no questions
asked.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-09

FOR SALE-A very desirable resi-
dence, 12S7 Trinlble street. Reason
for sale owner going to leave town.
Phone COS.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-09

FOR RENT Front ground floor
office with use OF reception room. DR..
M. Steinfeld, sos Broadway.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-08-09
Weekly Excursions to Detroit and
Return $500.
Weekly

via the South Shore, leaving Duluth
every Friday. Same rate to Alpena'
Oscoda, Harbor Beach and Port
Huron. TO Buffalo $3.50 higher.
Limit September 18th, 1907. For
sleeping car and steamer reserva-
ton, apply to Mr.. A. J. Perrin,
General Agent, 43O West Superior
S t., Duluth, Mimi. 6-2l-tf
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-08-09
Card OF Thanks.

10 the many kind friends who 90
ably assisted us during the late
illness and death of our behaved
brother, Hjalmer Syrstad, and who
by their acts of kindness lessened
our grief, we desire to express our
sincere thanks, and trust the ANGEL
OF Death may spare them and theirs
tor many years to come.
OLOF SYRsTAD AND FAMILY
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-08-09
Good News From Fay-Cananea.

Late news from the Fay-Cananea
group announces that the Sulphate
shaft broke through into sulphide
ore at depth of 146 feet, the entire
shaft being bottomed in rich ore at
depth of l48 feet.
Much stock in this group is held
by Virginia investors, who recog :.
nize the value of the company's
holdings as an investment stock.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-08-09

just keceived-A fine line of Edi-
son machines and records. From
$1,000 up. BEN M11AvErz
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-28
CHAPTER XVI.

Ut was the cottage of a New York
millionaire which had fallen to
Brewster. The owner had, for the
L time, preferred Italy to st. Angus
tine and left his estate, which was
well located and lavishly equipped, in
the hands Of his friends. Brewsters
lease covered three months. at 4 fabu-
lOus rate per month. With Joe Brag
don installed as manager in chief, his
establishment was transferred bodily
from New York. and the rooms were
soon as comfortable as their grandeur
would permit. Brewster was not al
lowed to take advantage of his horses
and the new automobile which proceed
ed him from New York. but to his
guests they offered unlimited opportu-
mites.
hopper Harrison had remained in the
north to renew arrangements for the
now hated ball and 10 look after the
advance details of the yacht cruise
DIR. LotlesS and his sister. with Sub
way Smith and the Grays, made up
Brewster's party. Lotiess dampene1
aIonty's spirits by relentlessly putting
him on rigid diet. with most discourag-
ing restrictions upon his conduct. The
period of convalescence was to be an
exccec.2-iy trginc one Tor the invalid.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-28
S 5ynopsis OF Proceeding Chapters

CHAPTER IA supper il honor OF
the tWetny-tifth birthday OF Mont
g0mery Brewster, grandson ana ne1r
OF Edwin Brewster, millionaire, is in
terrupted by the announcement OF
old Mr.. Brewster death. Il-Brew-
ster inherits his grandfather's ST.
100000. He is invited to dinner by
Colonel Drew. III-Monty offers to
aid Mrs. Gray and Peggy, his foster
mother and foster sister. He receives
a letter from Grant & Ripley, law
yers, telling him that the fortune OF
his uncle, James Sedswick OF Mon
tana, has been left to him. Nv.
Swearengen Jones is executor OF the
Sedgwick will IV-Brewster is in
formed that the Sedgwick fortune is
left to him on condition that on his
tventy-sixth birthday, Sept. % of the
following year, he be absolutely PEN
niless. The conditions forbid him to
give away. or loan any money, but to
get his moneys worth. The Sedg-
wick fortune amounts to more than
Sc 900 900. V-Brewster is forbid
den to take any one into his conf
dence. He believes himself in love
with Barbara Drew, daughter of Col
onel Drew. Mr.. Jones, in Montana,
states the conditions under which
Brewster is to dispose OF the Brew
ster money. Brewster employs his
friends to help him get rid of the
million VI-Brews;er makes friends
with Mrs DeMille, a society leader,
He gives a magnificent dinner, after
which the glass ceiling screen falls
on the table, running it. NIl-Brew-
ster whips a newspaper man who
sneers at him and ,Iiss Drew. Will
Brewster asks Jones whether he may
marry and turn the money over to
his wife and is told to stick to his
knitting" Monty confdes in Peggy
concerning his love for Barbara.
IX-Brewster bets on q prize light,
hoping to lose. He tells Miss Drew he
loves her but gets no decided reply.
His prize fight wagers prove WIN
ners. E-BreWster decides to invest
in Lumber and Fuel, falling stock;
his purchase sends it up, and he
makes $4,000. XI-An auto acct
dent costs Brewster S14, 900 He has
a quarrel with Barbara. Highway
men take Brewster's money and val
nables. XII-Monty refuses to iden-
tify one of the robbers and reforms
him. Brewster and Mrs. DeMille plan
a ball Miss Drew returns his Christ
mas gift.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-28

s6s had been reading aleud from a
moved 50 saruleus that it fairly cried
aloaA fer interruptions.
Now, Nspper, what became Of the
ball I waA going to pveT demanded
Monty, q troubled look in ais eyes.
why, we called it Of" said Mop
per ia surprise.
Don't you remember, Monty" ask
ed Peggy, looking up quickly sad won
dering if his mind had gene trailing
OF.
Il know we didn't give it. of course
but what date did you hit upon"
I'VE didn't postpone il at all" said
Hopper. How could we? We Didn't
know whether mean. it wouldn't
have been quite right to 10 that sort Of
thing"
Il understand. Well, what has be-
come of the orchestra and the flowers
and all that"
The orchestra is gallivanting around
the country, quarreling with itself and
everybody else and driving poor Gard
Der to the insane asylum. The flowers
have lost their bloom long ago.
We'll, Wen get together, Hopper,
and try to have the ball at midLent.
/ think I'll be well by that time
Peggy looked apIealingly at Hsrri-
son for guidance. but to him silence
seemed the better part of valOr, and he
went of wondering If the illness had
completely carried away Monty's rea-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-28

the point Of despair. From the begin
ming, apparently. the concerts kad been
marked fer disaster Public indirsr-
sres hsa aroused tie seorn Of shs Eas-
chile Msnb srs Of the orchestra. and
there was imminent danger OF col
lapse in the organisation. Gardner lv-
ed in constant fear that his troop Of
Quarrs,sons Huagarlaas would finish
their tsur suddenl. in a pitched bsttis
with 6sggsrs and stems. brewster
smiled at the thought Of the practical
Gardner trying 10 smooth down the
electric emotions Of these mus cians
A few days ater Mrs. Prentiss Drew
and Miss Drew registered at the Ponce
de Leon, and thee was much s1ecula-
ton upon the chances for q rer0aciiia-
ton Monty, however, maintained
strict silence on the subject and refus-
ed to satisfy the curiosity of his friends.
Mrs. Drew had brought down small
crowd. including two pretty Kentucky
girls aud young Chicago millionaire.
She lived well and sensibIy and with
none Of the extravaganza that charac-
teri2ed the cottage. Yet it was in
evitab!s that Brswster's guests should
see hers and join some of their riding
parties Monty pleaded that he was
not well enough to bs in these excur-
sions, bat neither he nor Barbara cared
to oyersmphasize the enlargement.
Ito Re Continued.)
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-28
ARMY OFFICERS AT CANAL
VIII Have Charge OF Construction OF
Big Ditch in Place of Engineer
Stevens, Who Has Resigned

WASHINGTON, Feb. ply an
order addressed to Chairman Shonts
of the Isthmian Canal commission
yesterday President Roosevelt, as far
as lay in his power under existing
law, transferred to the engineering
branch OF the army further RESPONSE
bility for the further construction of
the Panama Canal. He also formal
present at least, Of the project of
having the canal work done by con-
tract on the percentage system. An
other feature was the acceptance OF
the resignation of John T. Stevens
as engineer in chief of canal construc-
ton.
Shonts is in New York, where he
will preside this evening at meet
ing OF the directors of the Panama
Railroad company, of which he is
president, and WILL it is expected,
formally resign that Office.
The president intends that there
shall be an entire reorganization of
the Isthmian Canal commission with
three army officers OF the engineering
corps as it's leading members, who
are to have charge of the engineering
features Of the canal work. The
chairman and engineer in chief Of
the commission will be Major G. w.
Goethals. His associates will be
Major DUB Gaillard and Major Viii
liam Siebert, to rank in the order
named These officers are all COM
.era.;veiy young, ambitious and en-
e.Eetic
Senator Joseph S. c. Blackburn of
Kentucky. who will retire from the
United States senate March 4, is to
be made a member Of the raorganized
commission.
The nominations of the present
commission now pending before the
senate include Messrs. Shonts. Stew
ems, Haines, Endicott, Herrod, Cor
gas and Jockson Smith Their con-
frmation is desired in order to re-
move all doubt as to the legality of
contain acts they have performed in
connection with the making of con-
tracts. The retirement of Messrs.
Shonts and Stevens will leave but
two vacancies, so that there will be
two more retirements necessary to
make way for tibet hree army officers
and Senator Blackburn.
The president is determined that
the work on the canal shall proceed
continually and the temporary dis
locations" caused by the designations
of higher officials will not be allowed
to interfere with progress.
The president is unaware of the
specific reasons which have been in
fiuential in prompting Stevens resig-
nation. 1t surprised him very much,
for as late as the middle of December
Stevens made no mention of his wish
to retire. 1t has been said, however,
that Stevens has been stung by criti-
cism aimed at him inconnection with
the canal work, some of which came
out during hearings of committees
of congress.
1t is understood Stevens is leav-
ing to accept a position in connection
with a great engineering enterprise
in this country at an annual salary
more than double that he now re-
eeives from the government His
friends contend that the organization
of the forces on the isthmus is ex-
cellent. Stevens is said to believe he
can now terminate his connection
with this great enterprise without in
any way jeopardizing its success.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
Gibiloienft= =Yriifmnsen.

Cine @ibilbisnf. prhfurg ftir ben
goifsn zines Bsrs9nsrs In benz Der.
staatsn 0abigations. 8 Obisrpatorium.
finbet ON 90 uno 80. Sanuar Itaii
unb finb bier oerartige 8afan3en bor.
hanben. Gisie &s&ner tperben jpar
prp 6tunoe bejablt, isbo9 ioIl Ha ibr
SubresssbaIt auf $500 bis $1,000 be.
laufsn. gsfbrbsrunesn bts su $1,000
id6sIi8 finosn obne tpsitsre prhfuns,
ie nod eiatretenoen 0atanaen fatt.
Die examination wiro fulssnbs @sasn.
fidnoe umfaHen: Ratbsmatit. aHro.
monte, prattii&e gsrs9nunsen, matbe'
mntii9e unb afronomii4e 9enntnihs
In f& begreifenb. llsbung unb grfab.
run9. Als altersgrenas fnb 20 Sabre
Obsr bariiber ansssebsn. ieoo& wiro
elm alter uuter 35 Sabrsn porge.
3oesn.
am 80. Sanuar finbst cine wsiters
giOilbisnfprhfung far sinsn l1.bse.
iebsr in Geuti9 uno 5ran3bii9 fhr
oas Bureau bss Snternational @r.
DANCE. Smitbionian Snifituts, fatt,
nit psl4er Stsae ein Sabresssbalt bon
$40 pertnupft if. Die prhfung ptrb
fi& tibsr bis FOIssnosn Jd&sr :ritrsdsn:
gu6fabirsn, Sd6nfdrift. 8risfldrei.
ben. ausfabruns nod sinsm furssn
gntwurf 5ran36Ei& unb Geutid.
Sauptarbsit tpirb bis usbsrfsbung Der
In beuti&sr unb frans6Riasr Sprude
einlaufenoen griefe iein. Altsr 20
Sabre rber bartibsr. AusgeidloRen
bon bisien prtifungsn Rnb bis Bewob.
nsr Ioon WarpIano uno bsm Giiiritt
BON columbia.
Wsiters Snformationen Rnb BON
Gsfretdr Der bieRgsn @ipiloienf prti.
ungsn S.rrn 8. &. Wilbouis, I'm
pisrtsn Stod bes Bunbesgsbdubss sr.
| b6ltlid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
@sFaselansfs

Die vSOutbsrn Juoiana pouItrp
anb pst Siud aFutiation". bi. aus
2iebe sur Sa8s befe 8sfhselartsn
sii6tet unb ni6t auf geuinn. isnbern
auf 0srbsHsrun9 Der 8sf1hgelraiieu
ausgebi. raffst fh fir bic bonn %. BIB
26. Sanuar In SsfferfOnbille ftattfin'
benbe 6sberbisbausRsllune. An Der
Spise Der ssnannten @sisui6aft ifebsn
Or. 8. 6. 9aeon aus SsfferionOille.
6arrp s. 5rsp unb SObn 6. 2snb
aus @atiou uno Wiltam =. S&ma.
ninssr aus SsfferiOnuiIls. prdFbent
oss G9isbsesri9ts fhr bic gsf1tgsl.
prdmiirung III Ssrr %. 6. pisres aug
Snbianapolis, Der Elm Shbns. uno
8aubsn Sa9Osrtdnoiger aus benz
grunbe iif.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
Yolt3etIt&es.

Sames goppoG, 1113 Nel.
ION Str, unb Wife .. &bsaaum,
1923 Cornell Abs., usI9s beibs In bic
Wsta1bisbfdble aus Der Tabrif ber
5irma Qnisbt & SilIfon bermidelt fein
iO0en, tpurbsn bon ben Deteftibs Utan.
ming uno Samuels berbafiet.
mes Wc Real, 338 Sf
@afbington Str, Der tn an9eouieltem
3ufanbs ben AnseHellten Der Biblto.
tibet sine 0orlefung tber gibliotbets
usisn uim. 'balten wullte, uurbs nod
Der poliseiffation bef6roert. mo ct In
fsinsn 3sQenasnoRen sine banfbarere
3ub6reri8aft fanb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
8uras frsissiproaen.

Nlidasl 2pn9, Der bor sini9en Sa.
gen i'm Yoli3sissri8t NIT $40 nebIf
Rotten 6sfraft muroe, appslirte on oas
2riminal9sri6t. mo er feline uni4ulo
bsuiss unb freissiprO9sn wuros.
2pud ii Der Wann. uel&sn poIisiff
Suntsr Dor sinissn Saeen nit sinsm
Sadett tibsr benz Nrm an Der Btrginia
Aos. ontraf. 2pnd topfts oas Sadett
unter Isinen usbsrrof uNo als oann Der
poIisiff tbm na9silts, lief sr oabon.
Der Bsamts holts oen Wann absr 3us
lsst elm uno 2pn6 puros uerbaftst.
Sm poliaeigsri9ts gab sr feline Gr.
ildrung ab uno bic 6olae mar ieine
8eroonnerung. Sobalb absr Der RID.
ter ssf.rn srfubr, oab 2pu4 i'm auf'
trage bon 5rau 5rant Sugbep oas
5ndstt aus Oersn 5auie gebolt, tldrts
f9 bic Sa9s auf uno Der angetlagte
muros frei9sipro4en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
0sssn ssiaenfatternns wsiess
berlaast.

llngsfdbr $50 Bhrasr bon Gori
Wapne gtngen ben Ssfrstdr Der
staats @efunobsitsbsbbrbe um Der.
anlafuns zines @eisBes an. um 3u
bsrbinbern, bob 69msins bur& Ab.
fdQe ober bie 2ei&name bon 8bieren
fstt sema&t mhrosn. ba elm berartiaes
@eieb BIS iebt ni&t eriffire.
Gieier Beamte, 9oftpr 3. q. 6urtp,
iagte gefern. oab bie Obise 2lass boil.
fdnbig sers&tfertigt fsi. oa 80 BRO.
gent Der auf obise art fsttssma&ten
69msins nit $ri@insn unb anberen
parafitsn bsbnftet isisn unb tein @eiet
bies berbinbere.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05

Der Yeri9t oss AufIsbsrs fhr gs'
feueruns I'm bisRsen Besirt 3eist, bab
wdbrenb bes Isbten 9ierteliabres,
snbenb NIT benz 81. DECEMBER 1906,
Der @sfammtwertb Der importirten
Waaren $118. 083 betrug unb Der 3olI
barauf $40, 852.37 wdbrsnb TIM Isbtsn
NuartaI bes borbersebsnben Sabres
Der Wertb Der Jmportation $l09, 149
unb bic baftr einssnOmmsnsn sieuern
nur bie Summe bon $38, 152 errei9.
ten.
Der fpseifiSirte 8eribt fur bas lebts
Wierteliabr 3etst foI9enbe peri&isbene
Stems unb beren Wertbe: por3eQan
$32. 500; @Iaswaarsn 81. .777; Sen.
Rsrslas $2,l0O; ssi3Iiffsnss @Ias
$4,000; etrobmatten $4,000 Nua.
oraiparbs, gum Wertbs bon s3. .875;
Wuhtinfrumente, I'm Wsrtbe BON &c..
227; eaI3 5,432. 900 pfunb. gum
@ertbe bon SIC. GA; 6aIpeter 90, 400
pfunb, gum @ertbe bon "a, ,818; 60.
rintben 81. pfunb. einen @ertb
bon $2,876 reprdientirenb; @laes.
banoi&ube I'm @srtbe bon 81. 100;
epieIfa&en. puppen etc. fhr $11,.
918; @isarrea fur $500; Weine ftr
80. 400; eine neue Art bon 6euermerts.
i0rpern 1888 pfunb. etnen Wertb bon
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
40 9eute peri6mttet.
8insen in 6siien bonn llngliid beirii'
geiuGt.

Binssn, SeFsu. 5. Sanuar. -
@1breno Der Arbsiten an Der GLEN
babnftrtde 3uii9sn 2smi1sio unb
2eininssn wurbsn eefsrn 40 9eute
bura sinsn grbRurs Deri9httst. Die
2ei&sn bon 13 Gst6o:stsn uurben se.
bergen unb Is 0srlsbis tuurben iousit
aus benz gtnfiur3s befreit.
Gin Damn mar eineeifhrst, u1ter
nsl9sm susi Wdnner bsgrabsn pur'
ben. I'm bic bsiosn 0sri4atteten 3u
rsttsn. tparsn iofort 2.ute bon allen
ssiten beranessosen unb In Der @rube
uaren stma so Wann bsi6dfti9t, als
oas grorei& no3mals ua9sab uno 40
osrieI5sn beri4ittste.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
Gsasetioasn fir RsstmezN Niiiton
9IIs getrrsereien sebranbmartt.

BON bsrI9ieosnsr Settle uurbe Bs'
i6psrbs esftibri, bab sins ober mebrsre
5rausn FIR bas Rsseus WifRon Dome
bstteln ain9en uno lluterfibunsss
eelosr fur bafslbs sintaiFrtsn, porauf
Der Superintendent bisisr 9sIslidaft.
Or. W. Dbeeler, aufmsrtiam ma9t.
oaB ale hsrartiss @ollsettunsn 8strh.
ssreisn isisn uno bab fur bte (D6ssler)
Rsseus Wiffon unb Seimatb 3u Sns
oianapolis Nismanb auiorifirt let, @sl'
Der fur bieielbs 3u smpfansen. @enn
ROnetsn n6tbig isisn. 10 tuenoe fi4 bie
WiTfonsbsb6ros an einige prominente
8si8aftslsute bisHssr Staot, wel&e
NittsI unb Wses sbnstsn, um Der 60.
lamitdt absubslfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
Bonn n@aRsrmassm" asfaasm,

glmor gopb, 512 Yibifon StraBs,
Der am Sonnerfiag bonn .Waherwa.
gen., ben sr srf am Neuiabrstase BE-
fieesn, i4on misber berabRel, tuuros
In bret se9en ibn erbobenen antlaaen
f8uloig befunben, unb In ieoem GaQs
3u is s5 nebf 2offsn nsrurtbeiIt. gl.
msr NOR in @sisai4aft zines glsi&fals
an9siduIslten 5reunoes nod 5auie ge.
tOmmsn, unb bate bann bemfelbsu
bemonffratip bemisIsn, tpel& Hrensei
Rsgimsnt er TN 6auis fibre.
gr bdtie suerft Der 8O&ter cine Obr'
feise bsrabrsiat. nsl&s bic stns De.
ii&tsbdIfte b60is anf9weuen IisB.
Ha&bsm sr bann nod nit ben tibri'
gen 5gmilienmitelisosrn In Sireit &C.
ratbsn. mar sr trieber auf oie Wanber.
iaaft aesangen. um neue 2aounssr
sinsunebmsn. Die :.RabIsr @alniid
uno Wilion nabmsn ibn feb. aIs sr ir
sinsm DrusRore feline 6elosntbatsr
eraabIts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
Mnssbots far S&ntmaa
DoppeIt 10 bod tpie stabtratbs.8spinisuns

Dos 'nisbrisffe Anesbot fHr bis
S9usmausr on benz 6toufer bes Jall
Greet suiibsn 5llinois Girabe unb Ga.
pitol aOs., bstrdgt $l3. 555 bon Der
@ontraetoren. 5irma 8. .. 6ob, wdb.
rsno nur $1,000 bonn Staotratb ffr
oieTeu 5aII beui!liet uaren.
Nunmebr bat bic parfbsb6rbe ibren
Superintenbenten, 6errn s. @lpos
pOipers, infruirt, ole In bieier an9e.
lsgsnbsit sinssrei8tsn ansebots auf
ibrsn resllen @ertb 3u prhfen unb
iolIte er finbsn, oab bieielbsn anne6m.
bar fub, 10 uirb Der Stabtrnib um bis
b.treffsnoe MebrbewiIligung> eriudi
tueroeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
Snbiamappls Snb., @amdas, s. Sanuar 1907
6rete Ganusr
SIiinSsrn Sei6dftslofaI.

Gin bsrtpsesnes Rdubsrfihd3en tuurbe
ssfsrn absno turs Dor z ubr In ara
6. WilIer's giiennnarenbnnblune.
1920 Oft @aibin9ton Str. BON spei
Ieiber enttommsnen 8uri6:n ausse.
fhbrt.
I'm bic angsesbene Gtunbe eri&ie.
nsn In osm @sS6dfts stpsi Wannsr I'm
aItsr bon anndbsrnb 40 Sabrsn uno
bntsn, ibnen Sai&.nmsfsr CUR auss
tuabl bor3ule9en.
Ssrr Willsr bssab fib gum SGau'
taffsn. bclts bis aeutinidten Sa&sn
bsrbei. uno blifis bann In ben 2auf
zines eroBsn sdieBsiiens. Wdbreno
Der cine Der beiben Burihen ibm be.
bsutsts. fi9 rubfg 3u bsrbaIt,n. ging
Der anoere iofort auf Dos @aIbresiffsr
los, tpsI6sm sr s12 In 8aargslo snt.
nabm. Der 8anbtt irat oarauf on
ben S9autafsn, bolte ii9 ausi RebOl.
Der, etn babies SuBeno RaRrmeher
uno 16 Siid Der bsif,n 8aidsnmeRer
aus oemIslben, msl9e er ale in ben
8ai9,n ieines &odss bsrf6winbsn lisB.
Sn3uii9en bate Der erfts Der beibsn
6alunten nit Germ WilIer Elm 8e.
iprd3 ansefntipft unb bate. na4oem
er oas Xo9snab3eideu oefelben bemertt.
fpsar nod bie unbsrfrorenbeit beIsi-
len. bsmislbsn ben 2ogsnbanbgrtff an'
;ubistsn, usIaes bon WilIsr nattirlid
nit ben Worien abgslsbnt wuros. oat
sr fi9 ni6t aIs 2ogsnbrubsr gu Rdu.
bern uno 8anbitsn bsfenns.
Die Rablsr 6aa unb Raosmads,
nnbmsn ben 8batbsfano auf, bod
murbsn ois fre9sn @auner big isbt nod
ni9t srwii4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
gbas 8aaste's Sibfeite 8neipe,
1891 Sib gaff Str.
Tertea Der Yarfbeamtem.

@eubbnli9s eterbli@s, usnn be.
iOnbers bon 5ortuna bsoor3ust. 6absn
tbre 6ommerferisn, bie Beamtsn Der
partbeb6rbs baseaen ftnb frob, iusnn
fie I'D TN @inter bon bss ssahxes 2aff
unb 6ibs abthblsn tbnnsn. go au9
bter. 3uar babsn fi9 einise Ssmotra.
ten unb msniss Rspublitnner 3u sinem
unfrsiwinisen urlaub bsquemsn mhf.
fen. bsrsn Namsn bon Der 3ablife ON
srfen 6ebruar perf&wtnben tperoen.
absr au@ bo3offisiens peribnli9tsiten
msrben f1 bie 3stt 3u elmer 6srisnrsif.
g6nnen.
part.gommiRdr Colonel Sonnins
utrb f& auf stnigs 3eit nod BEN
Stiben - Sun antonio unb Wsrico -
bsesbsn. mofslbf sr bislsi6t 3psi obsr
brei Nonate berbleibsn mirb. 6srrn
pomer. euperintsnbent Der Beb6rbe,
uurbs sbenfaus ein WaoratsurIaub be-
miltgt, begtnnenb am IL. Sanunr.
unb beabR&tigt berisIbe ebsnfals, f9
fhbli4 3u uenben, wdbrsnb Der Dor.
Rbenbe @offn Mnfanss 5sbruar auf
3mei Wo9en na& Wsrieo unt bsm
Shbweifen Reibaus 3u nsbmsn ss.
bentt; nur 6err 8Iptbe q. Ssnbrids,
Der glerf bsr geb6rbs, bleibt alIsin
in ieinem Bureau aurHf.
gs wirb nun Der partbeb6roe Der
CUTE %atb ertbeiIt. ben 6errn 6enbrids
ebenfaus auf etnise Wo&en In bie sc.
rien 80 f&iden. um bie Rotten Der Sci.
suns unb 8eleu&tung ieines Bureaus
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
gerlanssn sertasere Ssitsusrnns
Sir StraBensgerbeHerunsen

Won ben intsrsiRrtsn 8runbsiaens
tbhmern Der 20. Strabs, 3wii9en Sal'
boit aps. unb gellefontaine Strabe
wirb uabri3sinli1 innsrbaIb bsr ndt'
Hen se6u 8ase Ilase e,nsersi9t wer.
ben I'M bic bo6s gsfsusrung bisisr.
balb 81 betdmpfsn.
Die 8.iausrbs beerhnost R1 ba.
our4, bab bic Befsuerung tibsrtriebsu
uno ridt slsidmdbig psrtbeilt fei, In.
benz bic 8eb6rbe oie anpobnenosn
grunoeiasntbtmsr auf sine Strsds
bon $50 5ub bon isber seits Der
etrabe ni9t ssb6ris in Wttleiosni4aft
Der Sefeuerung sog.
Die Ssrrsn D. u. Wpsrs unb Wm.
u. pidsns wsrbsn pabri9einlid bic
Sntersfsn Der ann 'bnenoen 8runos
sigsnthhmsr osrtrstsn. So NOR bor.
9sisbsn, bob bic 2offsn ni9t 1926 ftir
ben laufsnbsn CUB tiberf4reitsn MIR
ben. iebt absr itslt f8 Der prela
auf s4.75 per SUB. psldss elmer ge'
fteuerung bes 8runbsigentbums bon
rs big 81 p@t. bebeutet.
Die 8sb6ros Der 6ffsntli&sn Arbeiten
iagt, baB bsrarii9e Bei9weroen tpohl
1Serhdf&tigung finber f6nntsn, tpenn
man einen sinen pirtli4en @runt
wabrndbms. Oab mon fs aber ssieBlit
gu elmer iOI9en asnberuns nidt auin'
gen t6nne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
Na@ feben Sabrsn aboptirt.

Gin tIsinss Wdo9sn, nsI9ss bor
fisbsn Sabren TN SnoianapO!is Sospi.
tai bon ieintr Wutter als 2inb bon
Rsbsn $agen 3urtdgelafsn wurbs, uno
trob ben bor Rur;em srfolstsn publi.
catisnen tn bieFeen 3sttunsen, um Der
gltsrn bss Rinoss babbaft su tpsrbsn,
ni9t retlamirt purbe, III isbt bon
Isinsn bisberigsn pfs9ssltern Sames
u. We6affsp unb GIifab.tb We6affsp,
ole bsren So9tsr Warie We6affsr
aooptirt worbsn, Dos 2inb, mslass
auBergew6bnIi& f80n unb intslisen,
TT, wirb gan3 unb oar pie sin natfr.
Ii4ss Rinb Der Ne5affsp's bebanoslt,
8esuIa's Saae, 3Osen< unb Bereinss