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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-25
Die y@ittiuc" bes Cords.

9teoerin ais @enleitredtlld)e. = Ne
onIprlldt ein 9rittel bes NadloI-
les zines bier 81 2onoe lmgetonl~
menen britil6cn IOeligen.
GI8oio, Ger., "a. gpril. = Bur
@rleoigung Der Streitigfeiten Inn Dcn
9tod)laB oes britii6en SoroS .. S.
9eresioro, Ser om "a. 3e5ember b. 5.
bel einem 9obnungliid in 9toro.Gas
foto oe1 So0 fanO, lit I'M bieiigelt
0iItriftsgerift bie @inietltng zines
aurators beontrogt ipor0en. 6lora
@olif, sic Ne9erirL nelde beboilptet,
Die ygen1einreGtli6e" Satin oeS
CORDS 5u ieilt, bat ii6 nit Der ibr
teltalnentoriid pernlnd)tcn Sunlrle
bon $4,000 ni6t 5ufrieoen gegeben,
ionoern erbebt Nniprii6c altf ein
@ittiuent6eil, Elm 9rittel oeS geiarnnl-
ten NadlolieS Ser aus Gan6ldnoc-
reicll unb &iebbeItanb IN Merifo unO
Canada i'm 8ertbe bon iiber $1,000
600 bcItebt. Ser @r6lolier pcrfiigte
in ieinem Seitament, oab 6lora 8olIf
$4,000 erbolten l,nb Der, iibrige Shei(
ieineS Gernlogens ieillen bcioen Srii-
bern IN Gngldnb 5ufolcn iputc. ltns
ter Ocn merifonii6cn @ciebcn modt
ieoo6 sic Iegcrin @ottin.Nnipril6c
9elteno ullo 6ot bos fir lie bcItinlmltc
2egot 5uriifgemicien. Gbnlirol 2orO
9ercSforo, Gin grltocr OcS Geritorbc:
nell, bcnliibtc ii6 por einigelt @od)elt
mGbrenO icincs 9lufentbolteS in 81
Yoio pergcbens, ein GomprontiB nit
Der Megerin 5u @ege SIT brineerL unb
bcmtftragtc i6lieblid ieinen &edts'
onlpalt in Nep-Oorf, cs oitf einen
Gro5eB onfommen 81 loiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-25
Heuer Brdiibent bes>
MethSrdthS

petersburg, "a. slpril. =
Senator gfpnloff lit gum BrGiioenten
Oes Geidsratbs, bes Sberbollies oes
Barlan1ents, ernannt mor0en, ais
Indfolger bon Baron Srildl Ser am
10. @pril aus oem 2eben i6ieo. 9(fp>
moif, Der friiber Slliti5miltilter mar,
lit ein Sdwager oes ebenlaligen Mi-
nilters Oes Snaern 0urnopo nrb
iungirte ais &idter in Dem BroSelie
geget Sen aiiiiten3 Minilter bes SIT
rerr @ilrfo unb BEN abtbeillngsd)ef
2itpinoft Die Ser llnteridlagung bon
elmer Miaion Sdeffel @etreioe, oas
fir Die Notbleioenoen IN BEN Sunger.
Giitriften heltimmt mar, bcl6nloigt
jinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-25
Gimc i~ibcridnucmmtc MnsfcImug.

8ittsburg, "a. @pril. - Stint
Minllten nod groffnilng Der bieiigen
Sport : ansltellllng in ben 9itqiiesne-
@drten, inn Dltliden Stabttbcile, borit
Gin 8alierbebdlter unb iein aus 1907
600 @aaonen ~beitcbenoer Snbolt
iiberi1memmte einen Sbeil Ser @Gr-
ten. Siele Der Oeforationelt mlroen
perni6tet. Webrere SunOert Se-
l16er ltiir5ten lhrederfiillt ben Mus
gdngen 81, aber Niemano wltroc per-
lebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-25
characterization luaren iein Sub.

Gbicago, "a. Mpril. = Or.
@olfram 6. Sl6s, elm grpert IN Der
M%nipenoltng Der Gontgenltrablen, er-
lag bellte einem &rebsleioen, iueld)es
CT iid Dor brei Sabren our6 9eriib-
rltng BEG Hontgenltrablen : Ipparots
8it5Os. er bat ii4 Jet Dem eintreten
oes 2eioens eiuer Mn5abl Sperationen
unterworfen nnb lieB iid mebrere
Singer ampiltiren. Die Sperationen
blieben erfolglos, sic 4ranfbeit er-
ariff anoere a0rpertbeile unb fat nun
Den 500 BEG Totienten bcrbeisefiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-25
Gr.Midtcr iucnbct bas nnseId)ricbenc
Welcb at.

2pnd burg, Sa., "a. gpril. y
Ser irii6ere Gidter Us. Is. 2oping er-
iboB 81 Saf &ioge, Dem Sanolib
Tbomas s. Hpan's, Sbeooore Cites.
@r bate bon ieiner 19.iGbrigen Sod-
ter gli5abetb erfabren, Cites babe lie
betGrtbt unb angegrifien, nnternabm
lofort cine Sabrt bon aft bis 5ebn
Meilen, Nun ben jungen Wann anf-
5uiuden, unb iAoB i'm nit leiner
0oppelilinte nieoer, lobalo ct i'm 81
@eiid)t befam, obne ibn Elm @ort Der
grfldrrng 81 geltatten. Hidter
2oping puroe segen cine giirsidaf
BON $500 auf freien Sub geiest.
TaTe our Geilc in's Mnslano be-
iurat 6. Maine. Nr. 413, Dit.Halti.
murc-StraRc, nabc guitIm9uuic-Mue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-25

gale fitr's Nasiano beiprst &. Nainc, Dir.
4t3, Sit.y altimprc-str. nabe Guftntabpnic.stpe.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-09

Teller want Aas bring results.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-09
PARAMOUR NOW
TELLS HER STORY
RuDyan'S Affinity Denies
Having Accepted Money
From Him

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Laura M.
Carter, the woman indicted for COM
plicity with Chester L. Runyan, who
absconded with some $4,000 of the
Windsor Trust company funds, and in
whose fiat the thief was arrested on
her betrayal of him to the police, to-
day took the witness stand in her own
behalf. She denied having willingly
been party to the crime, and reiter-
ated her declaration that she told the
police of his whereabouts only because
he had threatened to kill her after her
discovery of his identity.
Before Mrs. Carter was put on the
stand juror No. had Runyan recalled
and questioned him as to the amount
of money left in the fiat at the time
of his arrest.
Runyan said he had counted $40 500
at first in the presence of the woman
About S64.500 was in the chiffonier
when the police were called. Only
$4,000 had been given to the woman
And he could not explain how it was
that the police found only $54400
Mrs. Carter gave her name as Mrs
Laura NJ Ison. She said she had been
married; that her husband abused her
beat her and that She had come to New
York in search of work in a depart
ment store, but could not find it. This
was about seven years ago.
She then described how she had first
met Runyan and how he had called at
her fiat and presented her with $4,000.
Up to July 4 Mrs. Carter said she new
er had any idea who Runyan was, but
after learning that he was the abb
sconding teller, she advised him to re-
turn the money to the trust company
but he refused and threatened to kill
her if she said anything about him to
anyone
The next day, after consulting her
friend. Harry Kirkstein, she said she
went to the safe deposit vault where
she had placed the money given her
by Runyan, and got $4,000.
Laura he said. You ain't going
20 throw me down now, areIyou?' con-
timed the witness.
No. I said, I amt going to throw
you down, George, but 1 don't want
lone OF that money on me- said. So
lie took the $4,000 and put it in the
lrawer with the rest.
After that we sat down and had
unch together. I was afraid If I went
ut for lunch he would get suspicious
M try to kill me or kill himself. Aft
r lunch I went to the police station
nd told where he was"
The Carter woman was taken all
yer Runyan's testimony. She care
uily denied it in every detail, where
did not agree with the story she had )
old on the stand.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-09
ABE HUMMEL
DETERIORATINC

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-"Abe" Hum
mePs physical and mental condition is
such that the date for the second trial
OF Harry K. Thaw for the murder of
Stanford White cannot be set. He is
not now able to testify. 1t is doubt
full whether he will rally sufficiently
while in the penitentiary to make a
competent witness, and the state NAV
never again be able to rest it's case
against the Pittsburg murderer on the
little lawyer.
Hummel, once one of the keenest
lawyers at the New York bar. has
sunk into a state of lethargy in the
prison hospital of the Blackwelrs ISL
and penitentiary. according to Dr. Sig
mund Tynberg. president of the
board Of medical control of the peni-
Tertiary.
While Hummel can be reused into
a perfectly rational conversation by
an effort and while he tells me min
utely and correctly the symptoms of
the trouble which keeps him in the
hospital" said DIR. rynberg, ahe is not
it to testify in a court of justice or
take part In any serious matter that
might concern others"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-09
Great Council Of Red Men.
W..

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 9-The Great
Council of Red Men of the United
States met in Armory hall in this city
today and will remain in session until
the end of the week. At the opening
there were nearly 400 delegates in at
tendance, representing nearly everg
state and territory of the Union &
1t is reported that President Roose-
welt may come to Norfolk later in the
week to receive the final degree in the
order, in which case the initiation will
be conducted by the crack degree
team of Muncie, Ind.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-09
VETERANS
At SARATOGA
Enthusiastic Welcome for
the Old Boys In
Blue

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 9.-Veter-
ans and other visitors by the thou
sands are here to attend the forty
first annual encampment of the Gran&
Army of the Republic, which is 90
continue through the week. DesfBs
the fact that the soldiers are so rapid
ly lessening in numbers, the encamp-
ment promises to be largely attended
and one of the most successful eveg
held The old soldiers received en-
thusiastic welcome from their locA
comrades and the reception commit
tees on passing through the depSt
gates and all are loud in their praise
of the ample preparations made for
their entertainment.
Various state headquarters were
opened today in the hotels and numer-
Gus reunions and receptions were held
The social events planned fer the Wis
itors are many and elaborate. Tina
political aspect of the encampment has
been enlivened by the arrival of sew
eral Of the candidates for commander
in-chief The leading candidates APP
pear to be Patrick Coney of Kansas
and Gen. Charles G. Burton of Mis-
souri,. Two others who are mentioneG
more or less prominently in connec-
ton with the honor are Gen. W. T.
Wilder of Tennessee and Chester
Burrows of New Jersey.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-09

upon an equal footing. Always well
come in every way, and every man
and woman who will teach the beauti-
full and good in life is always welcome.
I was panied to see so many chill
dren there, but glad to see their home,
glad to see the interest taken in theil
welfare, and if any child can live
there and not come out a wiser, purer
and better child and a good citizen
then I have made a mistake in my
guess, and while we have in the state
institutions which teach the classical
part OF an education more. it Is a de-
batable question in my mind IL this
school is not doing more for humanity
than all the other state institutions.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-09
USE WIRELESS TELEPHONE.
Successful Demonstration of PossibiIf
ties Along This Line.

The first actual application of wire
less telephony to practical work any
where in the world, says the Ameri-
can Telephone Journal was made in
Put-in-Bay on Lake Erie, during the
week of July Is to 20, in reporting the
regatta of the Interlake association.
wireless telephone outfit was i'm
stalled on board the yacht Thelma.
while a shore station was euuipped AZ
the Fox dock in Put-in-Bay. AL.
though not perfectly suited to the task
on account of her short spars and
wooden hull, the Thelma enabled ex-
cellent results to be obtained with tire
wireless apparatus throughout the en-
tire regatta.
The distances which were attained
even exceeded the ropes OF those in
charge of the apparatus The Thelrna
followed the competing yachts or mo-
tor boats around the course throueh
most of the races and accounts OF &C.
curences during the races were tele-
phoned to ire shore station exactly az
the cents occurred.
Not only was speech transmitted
but singing. whistling and gramaphone
music or dialogues were interolated
with the newsy reports. People on the
yacht and ashore were surprised at the
cleaEness and fidelity of the reproduce
tons. Friends recognized one anoth-
sr's voices without difficulty.
The scratching of the gramophone
needle over the disk. after the record
had been played through, even the tap
ping on the mouthpiece OF the micro
phone transmitter with a pencil was
distinctly heard at a distance of three
miles from shore. The greatest dis
lance at which the reports from the
Yachts were heard and recorded was
TOUR miles
The aerial wires led through the
roof of the wheel house to a small
ross arm on ton of the foremost and
hence to smaller arm on the MAIN
mast Ground connection was a first
made to the propeller shaft, of her
win screws, but as this was found in
sufficient, more area was added by
fastening two sheets of zinc to the
'acht's hull at the bow.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-09
DAILY MARKET REPORT

Apricots-Per basket, 35c.
Green Corn-Per dozen, Csc.
Peach PIum-Per basket. 30c.
Egg Plant-Each, 1Oc.
Chinook Salmon-Per pound, 16c.
Halibut-Per pound. 12hc-
Crabs-Each, Z0c.
Codtish-Two pounds, 25c.
Fresh Herring-Per pound, Iahc.
Shad-Per pound, 15c.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-09

ESSS-TeT uOZen, zoe.
Livestock.
Steers-Per pound. SAC.
Cows-Per pound, 2hc.
Lambs-Per pound, SIC.
Hogs-Per pound, 61sc.
Veal-Per pound, ~.
Forage.
Timothy-Per ton, $1S.
Wheat-Per ton, SIP.
Alfalfa-Per ton, $12.
RETAIL.
Flour.
Princess-$1.35.
Century-$1.30. ~ n
Characteristic 10.
Bran-Per ton, SIG.
Shorts-Per ton, SIS.
Millrun-Per ton, SIT.
Rolled Barley-Per ton, $2S.
Rolled Wheat-Per tor, $50
Chicken Feed-Per sake, SIZE
Poultry and Produce.
Hens-Per pound, Ice.
Fries-Per pound oOc.
Eggs-Per dozen. aOc.
Fresh Meat.
sirloin steak-Per pound, 1sc.
Boiling-Per pound, 5c@7c.
Veal-8@1Sc.
T-bone Steak-Per pound, l7kc@
zoe.
Porterhouse Steak-Per pouad, 16c.
Round Steak-Per pound, 12hc.
+ Chuck Steak-Per pound, SC.
Prime Rib Roast--Per pound, 12hc
Mutton-Sc@17c.
Mutton Stew---Per pound, &c.
Pork-Per pound, 12hc@15c.
Sausage-Per pound, 12hc.
Lard-Five pounds. 75c; 10 pounds,
s1.45.
Hams-Per pound. 1Sc.
Picked Pigs Feet--Per pound 1295c.
Bacon-Per pound 1ec@25c.
Hamburger Steak--Per pound, Toe.
Wood and Coal.
Dry Wood-Per cord. 16-inch. $500,
delivered.
Cord Wood-$S.5o, delivered.
Slab Wood-$5.00. delivered.
Lump Coal-Per ton, $3.50 to $11.
Hides, PeIts and Wool.
Buying prices are as follows:
Pelts-Sheep, csc.
Full Wool Pelts-Per pound, &c.
Hides-Calf, green, &c; dry. lee.
Sterile.
Bull and Stag-11c.
Coyote Skins-Each, 25675c
Badger-Each. 15c040c.
Bear Skins-$1.5oG10.O0.
Coon-26c06oc.
Forage. Il
Haulers are receiving the following
'rices for loose forage:
Straw-Per load, SIS. {
Timothy-Pe ton, $22.
Alfalfa-Per ton, sis. {
Wheat-Per ton, STA
Fruits and Nuts.
Walnuts-Per pound, 20c036c
Almonds-Per pound. 25c. Il
Bananas-Per dozen, 35c. (
OrangeS-Per dozen. SOC, 40c, eOc.
Dates-Per pound. 15c.
F1gs-Par pound, 10c. v
Pineapples-5Oc. ~ n
Apples-Per pound. 2c@sc. '-T& u
Dried Fruits. t
Peaches-Per pound, zoe. /,
Prunes-Per pound, Toe. D
Currants-Per pound, 16c. c
Orange Peel-Per pound, S5c s
Lemon Peel-Per pound, 4Oc. n
Raisins-Per pound, lie. 7
Dried Apricots-Per pound, soc. :,
Citron-Per pound, l0c. b
Sugar. :,
Fruit-Per hundredweight, sass.
Beet-Per hnndreAweight, 9s.M,
cane-PSr hundredweight. 9s.EO.
Extra-Per hundradweight, SS.De. U
Retail prices of groceries are a. fol. "
Iws:
Butter-C@cade, 40c. u
Countryside. o.
Lettuce-Per pound. 1Bs. .IY
Radishes-Three lunches, lOc. o
Green onions-Th1ee punches, lOc. m
Rhubarb-Per pound, SC. II
Tomatoes-Per pound, &c. p'
Parsaey-Per bunch, SC. ri
Onions-PeF pound. SC. sy
Gariic--Per pound. Zoe. al
Cocoanuts-Bach, lSc.
Honey-Per box. 2bc. et
Lsmons-Per dozen. sSo0Ioc. &C
MinComeat-Fer package. $50. m
CucumbsrS-2 for &c. al
New Potatoes-Pet pound. 1Ska. ca
Beans-Psr gallon. $50; pound, %. al
Turuips-Per pound. SC. b,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-09
WANTED.

Two hundred and fifty feet second
hand wire cable. five-eighths inch. in
good condition; no rust.
IDAHO GROCERY co.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23

Die Rauu|Weoi5iu uiro t1un, mas man bon ibr
e%rtuartet.
gaann=g s ebi;in furirt frih3eitisen Serial, Der
ftimmte Raunbarieit, Rerpenihpdhe, dunttion}
it1rurq, Nbnahme Der Qebenstraft, Rraftletgteit,
SerIufte Der @eidleftstraft, 9ehiruermattuTs,
&~ldeniGmer5en, 9errhituns, RiereHIeioeu uno Rers
npfitdt.
glan fam bic Sur Su Sduie pornetrner.
Eir p~erlangen feline Sejablune treeHo tueIGer
Grt - feline Guittun9en = feline Beriprehungen.
Sas giu5iee. mas mir uerIaueeu, oos man ui9t bic
Nann=Reot5in aug purer Reusier furoert. @tr
ipnnihen, eaB man bic Neoi5iu In bi1iser @eiie es
Ratur selanst.
Sieies gratis rerIdi6te Bplpadet IN Der Betpeis,
mas bic Rnuuzgeeei5iu 5u thuu permae. &;r fhtfeu
es i'm einfaGeu BapterumidIaa ,ueri6loh.n berpadt-
notbtpenoIs. Suteritate Remeop Co., 1884 2u6
Builoins, Detroit, Rih.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23

- mas h.r beutf9e Imts<
fill fir brpnise 8liitben tretbt, mag
folgenbes Beiipiel seisen: Ods tOnigs
lide @mtsseri4t in Oftertpied i'm
5ars si.bt folsenbss betannt: Der
9utmader 4usuit Spurnier in Otter
tpib bat %beantragt. ben periAouentn
5utmader Sriebri9 @nbreas 9einri4
SOurnier, geboren am "a. Iprtl 1871
gu Ofterpted. 5uleBt pohnhaft boz
ielbf, fir tobt gu ertlGren." Wie
bas Mmtsgeri9t tpetter bin5ufiigt.
tptrb Der beSei9nete 8erfdoaene burd
biefe 8etanntmadung Dffentli4 aufs
s~eforbert, ii9 fpdteitens in benz auf
ben II. Sult b. S. Mittass IL ubr
Dor benz beaei4neten Imtsgebotsters
min au melben, pibrisenfaIs bic Soe
besertldruns e%rfulsen iperbe. = Der
alte 9err ipirb ii4 beeilen miiHem,
biefer Mufforberung nah5ufommen,
mas ibm Bel ieinem boben Utter ni4t
70 teiht fallen biirfte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
Maerlet tletne 9epetnem.
%. 6ebruar.

~. 6ebruar.
- Die Der. siaateu baben i'm
Sabre 1906 70. 4S3, 125 gigarren aus
@uba importirt.
- Sm Sabre 1906 haben. Is. 778
6abr3euge NIT sinsm @sfammttonnen.
sebalt bon IL. 039. 900 ben 6ambur.
ger 9afen a~nseIuufen.
- Sn 81. pauI, Rtnn.. tpurben
breisebn perionen BET elmer GOlltRon
auf ben @sleiisn Der @bicaao & Great
Rortbwsfern @iienbabn psrlsBt.
- in Rilss. Ri3., III bas gtubIii.
cement Der Riles Shilling Co.. bas
Gr6Bt. In isnsm SiRriit, abssbrannt.
Der @erIuf tuirb auf 500. 900 se.
f@dtt.
- Der Staatsisnat BOZ, Rbobe g..
Lamb bat eine Bill paiRri, uoburh
6rausn bos Stimmrs&t bet Der @atI
bon prdRbsnti9afts @lsttorsr srbal.
balten.
- Tas beuii&e S&uli&iH Stein.
auf Der 0stmfabrt bon D%efinoien bio
BERMUDA begriHen, traf beute tn
Sorta, A3oran, Elm unb melbete AIss
uobl on 8uro.
- Der Rhfsnbampfsr ,Warion"
brannte beute i'm Wabmalatpe 6luRs
bet @barlefon, g. g., bio auf ben
@aHerfpieesI ab uno bier farbiee paf.
fagtere ertrantsn.
- Das Saobamt bot tueitere l00,.
600 rInaen Silbsr gun, prsife bon &c..
1876 Gents setauft. uel&e tn Der pot.
laoelpbiaer Whn3e su S&etbsmtn3,n
a~usseprd9t tusroen.
= Der General ssnt %. Il. Smtb
Der Sainois Central 8abn uno fstu
sobn Hnb beute auf Der Saao i'm
Staate Arfanias bsin, Tur9matsn
zines 8a9ss ertrunfen.
- Eur3 bic grploRon zines 2uft.
bsbdIters sweibunoert SUB unter ber
grbe tuurbsn In Der 2umabi Nine bel
Golinspile. Sa.. neun 8Oblengrdber
bsrlsbt, issi oabon eefdbrli&.
- in Stirling, Raf., Rno bur&
ben 3ufammenbru& elmer Rampe bee
@isbauiss BET probiosnee ICE 60. bier
Arbstter. fdmmtli@ aus Woreefer.
WaT., f9usr bei&doist tuorosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
Bier

Uler erDntn ertunftn n.
8uffalo. q. .. 20. Tsbr. =
5tau W. 8. Drummer. "a; @utb
Drummer, l8; aniou Better. Is, unS
&t@aro Better. IL. Hnb asfferr TIM
Scaiuquaba i. SIuKe on Der Gin
auenus ertrunten. 6rau Drummer
uno bic 2Inbsr sinae, auf BEN
Cite nod benz DeIauare gart,
als bic gisbsd: bra& unb &utb unb
oie beiosn 2naben unter bteIeIbe gerie.
then. Die srau iu&te bic 2ebeu Der
bret Rtnosr au retten. tuobt: He unb
ibr bier Sabre alter Sobn Waltber
alei&fal etnbra&en. Der tIeine @al.
tber. Der I'D an Cite f.Rbielt, it Der
etn3tge, Der gerettst tpurbe.
3ugentgletR +.
Sohnstotpu, 3d.. %. 5eb.-
Der Chicago unb ct. 2ouis grpreb.
aug foQ BET NtneraI point, 8 Rsilsn
6Rli& bon Der etaot bic B6i&ung
htnabeehtirat fein.
Gin 6tlfs3ua NIT Asr3ten fubr I'M
l ubr 6eute frab ob. Cine tslspboni.
f&e Weloung beiagt. baB so Rsnf9sn.
leben berloren einesn.
Die giienbabnen beruneiben ieoe De.
legsnbeit, Der ahoetirten prsKs gsaen.
iber etwas tiber bus unelid 3u mslosn.
8abnbeamte befrstten. BOB Wen.
f&snlsbsn bsrloreu eingsn.
phtIabeIpbta, %. 6sbr..
2.30 ubr fritz. Gin S%eIsgramu1 mel.
bet, bob feline Wsnf&snleben auf benz
No. 20 3u9e berloren etngen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23

Srttt Rub + 0Der oges
n annte ~ Sur6@
BEL &dlbern Elm, 70 entferne
maj SunG6ft bas aalb bon Der Mut>
ter, b. +. Iafe bahelbe ni9t mehr iau>
gen. 9ieruuf fo9e man Reis 10 idlei>
mig pie nur mOeli9. iditte benz
franten Sbisre tdeli9 flint Nal }
ptnt elm unb gebe Stpei Mal tdglid
elm aliiier bon MsiBpaHer. ST bic
Rubr bersits tpeiter pprssf9ritten. 70
fiise man benz Hsisf9leim pro GIN
f9iittuns cine WeheripiBe Sdlicpls
fGurepulper ober Is Sropfen Opium
BEL.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23

- Gur&tbare 6agel. unb s&nss.
R,rme. bte tn Norb' unb WitteI.S Sta.
lien uitben. baben tibsraII groben
S&aben anseri&tst. uebsrall Hub &c.
lssrapbsu. uuo observation-disclosures
aerf6rt tporheu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
. 2iuriteb

- StutbSu.
aeue fpesieue BeSienlrns mad So. Bapne.
-Sase beriaHen indianapolis II TOO unn
Hoo rlbr gormattass unb 800 nnS 700
agr Ra6mittass, f&neus 5abrt mad Sort
Bapne nladenS utb nit ben S&neatasen
ns@ ToIebo, Detroit unb Gina nerbtnbsnS-
fsuie aud in EoIebo unb Detroit NIT ben
Dampfern, bic auf ben sroben Seen mad
Ra6inae, Buffalo uHb ben. Riasara Sdasn
tusfen, 8erbinbuna rna&enb.
Der @aripn, SIper, Der indianapolis I'm
III ubr gorm. unS 8 nbr Ra&m. perIdbt,
IdIt ruir in Anberion, AIeranbria, Surnmit'
siae. 5airmount, SonesbOro uno @as Gitp
3unction an.
Il:30 afbsaSs8us mad Runeie.
l1:30 Hbenb>Sus nod Bera.
glse fabrsn nod Sort 8eniarutn Sarrt
ssn UNI 6s45 Bm, 800 BIN, 11:06 BIN, Loo
am mnb 3:05 Sim.
Bettere S~nformation IN Der Dffee: Ter'
-aeI @etduoe. BboHes: Seeu, Rain 6O66;
~, Rat, 176. l Ring.
JHbtaaapelis & Gafern.
U@neH 8ass Iaufen nod @reenfeIb.
sntsbtstown, Neu Gaifle, cambridge stfp,
Hi&mcnb, DAYTON, Dbio, isbs etanbs BIB
. ubr AbenSs, In Dapton, Dbic. NIT allen
1&nenyisen, bic mad Springfield, goIump
kas unb allen eentraIen gunften Dbto's
rxzsfen, Berbinbuns ma@eno.
Ubenb.8us UNI 11:s0 abenbs nod 4nisbts'
,Uur.
Bettere Snformation IN oer Office; Ter'
4suaI @ebaube. g6ones /: Reu, Ratn 6065
slt, Eatu ITO, l RiHs.
Subtanapslts & WartiHsutle.
HAD Rsorespiue, 8et9amp Bari, Rar'
nnasptue, Sab.
erfe Rorsen'gar uru 500 ubr Rorsens.
Sam Don ZOO nbr ROsssns iebs etunbs
,ts TOE ubr Gbenbs.
Gbenb gars perIaHen bic Snterurban
etatien um 600. 1000 unb 11:30 Gbeuhs.
Die 1000 ubrGar fdbrt nur bis eocresptus,
Beitere Snformation in Der Office: Ier'
mnaI @ebdups. pbones: Reu, Ratn $3.50
Ill. Raix 175, Sling.
indianapolis & Wefern Srattiou
COMPANY.
RAD Abon, Sanpiue unb Suii@enfationen.
Grfe Gar perldSt indianapolis UNI 8 ub,
Rorsens, bann iebe anSertbaIb etunbea BID
$50 nbr Abenbs. 2sste. Gar UNI 1l:l5 ub,
Hb<nes.
@eitere Snformation in Der Oftce /: Ger
mtnal @ebdube. 9bones: Reu, Ratn $685.
alt, Rain ITO, l Rtns.
jnsiauappIts @paI 9racttsn 60.
Sase Imafen RanhIi& Don SmbtanapeIM
nod 8IatrfeIS non 500 nbr Rorsens bti
7.o0 ubr Gbsnbs.
abenbsase I'M 8 unb 11:20 nbr abenbs.
Der 800 ubr Rorsens 8us Iduft ni9
Sonntass.
Bsttere Snformation in Der Dffee: Tsr
ritnai @sbdnbe. g6ones : 4eu, Eatn 6065
III, Ratn r75. l &ins.
Jnbianapolis & RsrthweRern.
e3nsu,S ase nod Charlottesville uns Ga
apette Iaufem ME foIst: 500 8m., TO
Bm., $40 gm., 800 Snt., 1910 8m., 10.4
Bm., lilo gm., IL Rittass, Loo HH.
ale ssm., 4:25 1m., 800 Rm., ITO Rm.
200 gn. unb 11:l5 Qn.
3lge, treIde UNI 10.45 0nt. unb 4:25 Rr
a6fabren, fiHb Dur9sise! nod erapforba
ptHe.
Der ll.15 abenbs 3us fdbrt .nur Ri
6ranffort.
Beitere Snformation tn ber Dffce: Ier
sunoI @ebaube. Dtones: Reu, Nain 6066
9t, geain 175, l &ius.