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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
PRESSURE IN THE BRAIN
IMPELLED HIM TO MARRY
Man Who Has About Thirteen Wives
Tells the Court He Can't Resist
the Temptation.
tBy Associated Presa J

TOLEDO, O., Jan. ST. have u
spinal affection which causes brain
pressure, which impels ME to marry
women. cannot resist the impulse"
so Albert Holden. an alleged minis.
ter. who pleaded guilty to the charge
Of bigamy, told Judge Barber today.
You are menace to society" re-
piled the Judge. land will send you
10 the pen for six years. 1t should
have been seven years. but as you
have pleaded guilty. will not be so
severe upon YOU"
1t is said that Holden has about 13
wives and that he has two sons un-
der Indictment for bigamy.
Holden married every time the
Spirit moved him. His courtships
always took place during one OF his
REVEALS, and his victims were always
one of those whom he had taken into
the church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
LIEUTENANT DRURY I
-
FREED BY A JURY
/.
United States Army Officer and
Soldier Who Shot a Thief
are Both Acquitted.
MAIN QUESTION IS NOT SETTLED.
Presiding Judge Said That It Did
Not Enter Case at All Whether
Accused Me, Were Soldiers or
Nos-eovernment Was Very Anx.
ious to Get Decision on This Point.
{By AsaocIated presH )

PlTTSBURG. PA, Jan. 31.---Lieut.
Ralph w. Drury and Private John
Dowd, of the Ninth United States
Infantry, who have been on trial
In criminal court all week charged
with the killing Of William H. Crow.
ley, citizen OF Lawrenceville on
September /, 1903. were acquitted
today. the jury bringing In verdict
of not guilty.
Crowley was shot while escapins;
from the arsenal grounds. where i,
was alleged he was stealing copper
from the roots of the government,
buildings. The statute fixes the
extent to which citizen of Pennsyl.
wanna may so in his efforts TO pre-
vent the escape OF n felon whom
he has caught in the act of com.
hitting felony. but does not decide
the question of what is the duty, OF
a soldier of the United States under
similar circumstances
This Is the question the govern.
ment wanted to have decided but
Judge F. ]. o'Connor In charge
yesterday made 1t plain that the
orders n soldier had received. or
the regulations of the United States
army, had nothing to do with the
present case.
The case had aroused much inter.
est in Civil AMI military circles
throughout the country, because of
the important question involved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
'sePdsassg#' slale Wqsaa!
by q Gang Of House Bfvss1s ~
BLOOD HOUNDS WILL Be UsE0
II the erutes are Caught it Seems
Certain Tha. There viii Be a
First Class Lynchins eee-Most
of Victims Unconscious.
tpy Associated rrossl

GORDONSVlLLE. VA, Jan. d.
Unknown men caused much terror
In this town at one o'clock this
morning by chloroformmg women
Ii Is reported that four women were
chloroformed and mistrcated.
The men entered the home of
Edward Davenport ana were in the
act of chloroforming Misses Annie
and Lottio Davenport. when they
were frightened away by the
screams of the young ladies.
The homes Of Rev. r. A. Meade,
W. O. Blakecy aud w. w. Scott.
former State librarian. wers ara
entered. Mr.. Scott lives not laI'
from this plase. The Invaders were
frightened from his home.
Hurricane Branchs bloodhounds
are on the way here from Suffolk.
having left that place this morning.
and if the men arc caught 1t Is
feared there will be lynching.
The Misses Davenport are conf
dent that more than one man en-.
tered Their room. They arose from
their bed Immediately after the men
left hte house. but failed to sec
them in their flight
These acts have aroused the citi-
zens of the town and county and
they arc contributing literally 10.
ward defrayins the expense of llav.
ing Branch's bioodhounds run down
the guilty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
Richmond Association The Victor
in Campaign for 100000 Fund.
MISS HELEN GOULD GIVES s25, 900
The Necessary Amount Had, How
ever, Already Been Rcceived--sub.
scriptions Still Coming in and the
Association Will Have Fine
Fund.
Especial to the Daily press)

Especial to tho Daily Press).
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 3i.-Rich-
mond's record breaking campaign for
100000 fund for the endowment
and equipment of Young Mems
Christian Association, came to a close
at 10 o'clock tonight, with cable
gram from Miss Helen Gould who is
now in Rome, Italy, requesting that
her name be placed on the subscrip-
tion list for $4,000. The association
had, however. succeeded in their eff
fort even without this liberal dona-
ton, having tipped the necessary
two hundred thousand. with an extra
thousand in subscriptions prior to the
receipt Of the cablegram.
The subscriptions are still coming
in through the mails. The campaign
lasted fifteen days and was to have
closed at midnight.
A very handsome donation had
been promised with the understand
ing that the two hundred thousand
dollars be raised.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01

The afternoon conference evidently
was one of some warmth for when
District Attorney Jerome appeared
in the court room he was vlsibly
flushed and walked with the de-
termincd stride of thoroughly an.
CRY man. He dispatched his assis-
tant, Mr.. Garvin, on an Important
GRAND and sat down pulling vic.
iously at his stubby moustache
while the clerk began to call the
roll Of talesmen.
Jerome Mad All Through.
when no announcement was made
OF further discharge from the jury
panel 1t was taken for granted that
Mr.. Hartridge and the others OF
Thaw's. counsel had won the battle
with the district attorney.
The examinations of the first tales
man called after the conference
were carried on under circumstances
that indicated feeling existed on
both sides, and once talcsman
iSaiis OF years vi age, WnOm nelLne'
side appeared to want, came very
near taking the oath because Mir.
Jerome refused to carry on the OK.
animation, when counsel for the de
Tense declined to examine the tales.
man and all challenges for cause
had been withdrawn, when Mr.. Je-
rome at the last moment interposed
peremptory challenge for the
people. MIR. Garvin returned to
court after an absence OF forty
minutes and Mr.. Jerome called
another conference, which was held
this time at the judges desk There
was gesticulation and an indication
OF a lively argument but again to no
avail and the regular proceedings
were resumed.
Excused Because OF lil Health.
Toward the end OF the afternoon
sessio a messenger came from the
district attorneys Office ana there
was whispered conversation with
Justice Fitzerald and the attorneys
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
viii Appoint Negro In Ohio.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 21.-It
is admitted in administration circles
today that the President is consider
ing the ACCESSIBILITY of appointing
negro as surveyor OF customs, at Gin
cinnati The appointment OF col
ored party to such an important Fed
eral position. If made. would be for
the purpose of demonstrating that the
Presidents attitude In the Browns
Vile case did not arise from any pre-
jndicc against the negro race as such.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
DR.. FOSTER NILt
{ have 10 GET ! OUT
State Takes Hand IN 1.-The Williams
burg Fight and L Necessary
VIII Eject Him.
COURT ORDERS DIRECTLY OPPOSITE
--- ----.-,,- ii
Governor Swanson, However, Backs.
the Attorney General Ia Hls POSI-,
.lon and !. Seems Certain ;'ea, That hat ii 81.
Drunk VIII soon be IL charge u
the state AospItsl
COURT ORDERS DIRECTLY OPPOSITE.
tpy Associated Pussy

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 3l.--Judge
Tyler ut Williamsburg today aus.
pended temporarily an injunction
granted last night by Judge scott OF
Richmond upon bin addressed TOT
Judge Tyler's court, which injunction
restrained pr. l.. s. Foster, auperln.
tendent OF the Eastern State Hospital
for the Insane ut williamsburg, from
Interfering With DR.. o. O. Drunk In
taking immediate charge of tho In, /
stttution upon credentials secured by
his election to tho position of superin-$
tendent, following the removal of DR.. !.
Foster by the governing boarai In
.Richmord last ilight for alleged
neglect of his official ;inties.t after
service upon tho board of "a writ oS;
,certiori from Judge lTyleiss court or /
aafing the board to forward tho rae.
ord of the. trlnl3of Pa Foster, to- lie
Circuit Court pf wi llainaburg, for Inn
court and not The boara 10 ttotcrss j
mine the Esillt Of innoSsnc az Drs
:Epster
-, - ,t 81 ~
2 The Injunction signed SbF s,J,t,jgo5
Scott was hurried to Williams, sisi,gs
and served upon DR., Foster this
morning, but Judge Tylcrs order be.
ing Immediately entered, DR.. Foster
continues in charge of the hospital
until tho case comes before Judge
Tyler next week.
DR.. Foster Will ask complete va.
cation of the Injunction signed by
Judge Scott. on the ground TINT the
Injunction was based OH void net
of the governing board while tin
board was In alleged contempt of
Judge Tylcr's writ.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
NINETY STREET CARS
BURNED IN CHICAGO
Fire Destroys North Clark Street
Barns and the Loss viii be
More Than 100000.
(By Associated Press).

CHICAGO. ILLS. Jan. 3l.-Ihc
North Clark street carbarns of tho
Union Traction company was today
damaged by fire to the extent of
more than 100000. Ninety street
cars were destroyed. The fire was
caused by explosion OF gasoline
tank.
one man, James Mackus, car
cleaner. lost his life i'll the fire, and
three others were injured by the
explosion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
University Girl Killed.
(By Associated Press.)

MADISON, WIS. Jan. 31.--May
Douglass of Vancouver, b. c.. a
senior I'M the University of Wiscon-
sin. died in the city hospital as a
result of fall from the third story
of the Gamma Phi Sorority house
last night. a new fire escape had
been put on the Sororlety building
and the girls resolved to try the
device. Miss Douglass went first
and fell.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
Offers Reward for Recapture.

RICHMOND, VA. Jan. 31.-Govcr.
nor Swanson this morning offered
1926 for the capture of Algic Stokes.
colored who escaped from the MOTTO.
way county Jail Jan. 81. Th1 offer
supplements similar sum offered by
the board of supervisors of the coun.
tv. Stokes is scheduled to hang
March for murder, and every effort
is being made by the Nottoway coun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
Dead Wife Lay at His side.

NORFOLK. Jan. 3I.-H. Clay Guy.
seVenty.seven years old, lay paralyz-
ed by side of his dead wife whom no
did not know was corpse until
negro woman who had been in the
habit of bringing the couple their
meals, entered their Portsmouth
home. Guy, with no one to care for
MIN. was moved to Kings Daughters
hospital.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
Number 72 All Rlqht.

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 31.--Reports
that Diamond Shoals Light ship,
No. 70 was In distress off Gull shonls
today are erroneous. Tho vessel had
been relieved by Light Ship No. II
and was on her way to Norfolk. When
hend winds were encountered. Her
captain hove to for fair sailing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
Or. foster win be elected.

RICHMOND. VA Jan. 3i.-Thc
Supreme Court of Appeals has issued
a writ sustaining the general board
and vacating the writ of Judge Tyler
under which DR.. Foster resisted de-
position.
Governor Swanson has written a
letter upholding the Attorney Gcncr-
al Is sustaining the action of the
general hospital board by which
superintendent Foster of the Eastern
State Hospital for the Insane was dc.
posed.
This is construed TO mean that if
DR.. Foster rcsists longer in turning
over of the books to his successor.
the power of the commonv q tlth will
be used to eject him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
Favor An investigation.
fBY Associated Prasnl

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. 31.--A
subcommittee OF five members of the
HoNHe committee on Interstate and
foreign commerce today, decided by
unanimous vote to recommend to the
lili committee that n favorable report
snail be made on the Livingston res.
oiution providing for an investigation
OF the New York Cotton exchange by
me Department of Commerce and La.
Dor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
Cheaper Fares In Alabama.
(By Associated PressI

MOBILE. ALA. Jan. 31.-A spe.
cial from Montgomery. Ala, says the
senate bill fixing the passenger rate
On railroads in Alabama at two and
half cents permit passed the lower
mousse of the Legislature today and
now goes to the Governor who Will
sign It,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
Succeeds Judge Croker.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. 3l.-,Judgc
James +. Croker. of the Hastings
court OF Portsmouth. today ended hia
term. He Will be succeeded on tho
bench tomorrow by Judge Kenneth
a. Balm. son Of the late n. T. x,
BAN. ut one time in the brick bust
ness in Richmond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
Francis VIII Escape "pen.u

RICHMOND. VA. Jan. 3l.-Govcr.
nor Swanson this morning committed
w. H. Francis one-year term In tho
Irnitentiary to like term in the city
jail. Francis, who is about twenty
eight years old and native Of New
York. was convicted in the Hastings
Court OF this city January lG for the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
WIN Pay Receiver $500, 600.

BOSTON, MASS. Jan. 31.--1he
suit for tho recovery of tho Bny
State Gas Co. of Delaware, against
Henry II. Rogers in connection with
the ownership of stock of the Boston
Gas Company, was settled today
by ar agreement to pay the recover
81, 5000 "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
Indiana After Cheaper Rates.
(By ABspCiateyi PreaaI

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. 81
The lndiann senate today passed the
Bland bill which provides for two
cent railroad fare In Indiana, with.
no excess charges allowed for failure
to purchase tickets.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
900 Longahoremen strike,

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 3l.--Four
hundred longshoremen. employed ON
the various docks IN this city, have
gone OH strike, demanding twenty.
five cents Instead OF twenty cents an
hour and, as n result. tho loading OF
several cargoes Ia being considerably
delayed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
Death of Mother Of Judge Garnet.

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 31.-Mrs
Fiorentina !. Garnctt. died last night
at S:35 O'Clock In the homo of her
daughter Miss Ella |. Garnet In
washington. Mrs. Garrett was 81
years old, and the infirmities of old
age we're the principal causes of hcr
death.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
! Roosevclps Picture In Hague.
I. tBy Associated Press). !,

WASHINGTON. p. c, Jan, 81
President RooscveltEis having made
a full length portrait which is to
be placed In tho Peace Hall OF the
Hague. The gift will be from a
group of peace friends In Europe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01

NJ. Y. Assemblyman Takes own life.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.--Wllllam j..
Donnhue ,thlrty-three years tho State
assemblyman, from the Fourteenth
District. Kings county. shot himself
In an Oakland Avenue saloon In
Brooklyn today, He was killed In.
stantly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
EarIy cloaIna ma Rlohn,ond.

"a EarIy CIosIne In SHIchmond.
RICHMOND. VA, Feb. Tho I'm.
ilauf ordnance, which calls for the
closing of all saloons Mt midnight
went into effect tonight. The police
rlsidly enfcsGed the law.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01
Who Is In Charge, Anyway

- 'N'SSb SNbJVdy
RICHMOND, VA. Jan. 31.-To.
night tho question as to who Is
superintendent of the Eastern State
Hospital nobody seems to know
whether DR.. Foster or DR.. Brunle Is
In charge. for two courts. one OF
them the Supreme Court of Appeals,
have decided that DR.. Brunk Is the
man, while the williamsburg court
is fighting hard for DIR. Foster
For six hours this evening Dr..
Brunk acted as superintendent at
the asylum, anu even presided at
the head Of the table at supper
time but at midnight DR.. Drunk was
deposel and DR.. Foster is again In 4
his old position.
the next move, which will proba-
bly, he made tomorrow. may be tho
arrest of Dr.. Foster and Judge Ty-8
Ter, charged with contempt of the
Supreme Court of Appeals.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01

theft OF $500 from his employers,
Petit & Cos but had notgSeti been
sent sen to the psSaltentlarS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-01

Continued on Page Severn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-05

miro bon Dem fraberen Waltsr'i9tn
Belts ni6t msbr bel iibris bleiben.
Dos @ert1t tau4t INNER wisber
auf, bab @altsr, mie f6on mebrmals
bsm.rtt, man9sm 8stanntsn nit gslb
esbolfsn babe uno bisisn 2suten cine
@~slsssnbeit ssben NOBLE. bas @elo su'
ridsu,ablsn, bamit He niGt aud In bic
usrorisbli9s ansslsgsn6eit Uerwidslt
tueroen.
ginsm nnbersn 8erii9t sufoI9e lou
Der frtbers S6aBmsifier isbr na2R6ti9
geesn feline 6reunoe aeBsisn iein. bic
NIT Stsusrn i'm &idhanoe tuarsn.
absr bas fno, ME esiagt. ebsn &C.
r!i6ts, uno WaItsr fslbff i6nnte ibnen
sin gnbs MAIDEN. bod bsuabrt er nod
INNER oas aufdligs Stiaiaweigen.
Die unisrfuGung pirb nod mebrere
8aes In anipraG nsbmsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-05
Womatlt4er @stterberl@t.

Mis Der WpnaisbsriGt bes hiefgen
Wstter-8 Bureaus fur ben bs,fORenen
Wonat Sanuar sei9t, 3ei&nete osrielbe
Rd ourd ausnabmspeiis bobe 8emps.
rntur uno bsbsutenben &e9enfal aus.
Die acknowledgements bes Oer'
FoHsnen Wonats mar: WnrImum Al
8rao, Winimum 34.2 Grab uno Der
RsesnfaG 1893 3Ol. Die b6&fs $em'
psratur bss Sanunr 1907 betrug SO
grao ON 49,, Udbrenb bie b6hfer'
reidte Wdrms In bisism Wonat in ben
IsBtsn Sc Sa6rsn 70 @rao bstruB. Die
Sauptpinbri6tuns fam pdbreno bes
Wonats bonn Sioofsn uno bic sr0bte
eGnslietsit muroe am 20. Sanuar
our9 sinsn Siiopsftuino errsidt, mel
der NIT elmer S4nsaietett bon So
Nsilsn bic Stunbs ein6srhraufs. Rla'
req @etter batisp mir an 8 &a9en.
.beilpeiie bsp6lttss on 4 6agen. beD6lt'
tee on "a 8agsn. Der sr0Bte &sgen.
fal bes Monais tpuroe ON 3. Sanua,
bsrssi9nst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-05
Sod at9t seflart.

Wan bat nod INNER aulab. f&
iibsr bic @emttbsrube oes frtibsren
g~banspilsr S4obmeifer @alter 81
t%punbern. 5rsilt4 tpsiB mon ni&t, Oh
er bieie nur our S9au trd9t. ooer benz
Rommenben ipirili4 nit 10 grDbsm
8lsidmuib sntssssn Hebt.
Gum Sprs9en if er !mmsr nod
ni9t aufaeIset, ~tusnteRens bot er Rd
Bis jsbt aanobaft gsusigsrt. bas aass'
meme publitum stnen Bid in bic 10
untIaren 0erhdltniHe istner amtsft6'
runs than au IaKsn. Ooer eine auftld'
run9 berbsi3uftibren.
Tas 8runbeise ntbum. bas er be,
SnbianapoIiisr 8siel f&aft ibsri6ris.
ben bat, miro raid p~ertautt.
Wie seRern mitastheilt uurbs. bal
f9 Elm Qdufsr far bas Wobnbaus or
@aibineton Aos. eefunben.
Gin anosrss Anwefen. oas ettua biel
ader umfabt, uirb mabrf&einlid II
ben nd4asn aagsr psrtauff psrosi,
es bat R@ Elm 2aufiebtuber gsfunosn.
uno tusur, mon I'd bssagli& bes BRET
fss stnissn tam, wiro Der 6anoeI II
ben nd&Ren 9agsu abesi&loRtn. Sani
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-05
Setetttbes bon 0atttn aberltfet.

Na1bem In Der psrsangensn Wo1e
etpa 1900 6otsIs aaer art tn Neu
BORT bur6hbbsrt purben. IN Der SOh.
nung cine Spur bon 8soree &booius,
unb Der absnteurerin Gina Dare 3u
finbsn, bnbsn bic Tetetttpes ole Sch'
nunq suf @rfolg a~ufgs9ebsn. Sas
paar tpuros Dor Rursem tn 2ouisutle
aetraut uno BITE 5rau miro Der @ntfab'
rung hires isbissn @atten bsf8uIoigt.
Die Setstiipes Hnb tiberBeuet. bob
He pon 6rau Gina iibsrlifet porOsn
fno unb F6 bas paur auf Der Rsii.
nod europa bsfinost. I'm, bort ots
5litteruo9sn 3u bsrlsbsn.
Rbsoius sslanste nod benz Soos
ieiner Wutter In ben gsfB zines be.
trd9tIi9sn @srm6sens ano Tom baIo
barauf mad 0sm Dort. mo er bas 8eio
nit uolsn Sdnosn aussab.
glma Dare lernte er auf elmer Spris.
tour nod europa tsnnen uno he mar
bann feline fdnbier Bssleiterin. ali
bas Ipaar nod Gmsrita surhdtebrte.
srtIdrte bic Jrau, bob He nit Rbobius
bsrbsiratbet iei. Gte mar bsreit, ibrt
slnfpri9e auf ben Wiaiondr 9sge1 eint
arobs abfinoun8siumme auf3ugeben,
bas paar bsri9wano ieoO1 aus Sn'
bianopoIis, troS ibrss a%bfommens.
Die 5rsunbe oes iungsn NiaiDndra
bsbauptsn, bab &bOoius in 5olgs 9si'
Hiaer 8siardnttbsit fur feline 5anolun'
gen Mot bsrantuortlid sebalten tpsr'
ben tonne unb bic gbe behelbsn mil
Gina Dare baber annuQirt tpsrosr
fonte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-05
NasfemsaQ oes Saoieite Sarns
8eretn8.

Der aefern absnb fattgebabte Ras'
fenbal bes Shoieite $urnpersins er.
frsuts fa zines, aubsrOroentli1 gutsr
gs'u9s ~frsuoissr, hem Wummsl-
iaans hulbissnosr @dfe. Sas Slur.
Romits. usl&ss I'm fpanif4en aofhm
eri&ienen mar, ma&te einen re&t inlpos
ianten ginorud uno srfhate feline
pfi1t I'm bolfsn Wuabe.
an Der sroBen polcnaiis 1abuerl
cirea 800 paars tbsil unb tcnnte mon
man9s intsrsHants Waste bsmsrten.
pel3s R4 bic Whbs senommsn batte,
oriain.l obsr &arattsrifii& 3u sri4si'
men. gsionoere siufmsrtiamteit er.
rsgtsn bts gdren, adt an Der 3abI,
iopie bic y8abp Sbop". aus9effbrt
bon IL Surnsrn, wsl&e gum $beil in
Rinbsrua9sn uno Wiesen antamen
uno bic @ruppe iawdbii4er Sausrn,
pel&e I'M Rational. Rofam erf4isnen
wareri uno Sie Aufmertfamteit auer
anpsisnbsn auf I'D 3ogen.
gs mar elm @eruirr uno @spoge uno
Wandsm Der 8beilnebmer muroe es 80
bsiB untsr Der Masfe. ebe bic 3sit Der
Gemasttrung bsrau fam. als enoli&
btsisr ,3.itpuntt UNI elf ll6r errei4i
NOR fab man eisIe srfiaHnts uno biels
entiduI9te @eR4tsr, ba man glaubts
gentle psriOnsu bsfimmt ertannt 81
babeT, nbsr bel Der eintretenoen Wirt'
li1teit eine anbsre Bsrion als BITE er'
wartsts oor R9 lab.
Gin Sober, Der ben Wastenbau be-
ia&ts, tpiro tpohl sufrisben ietn mi
benz mas er srlebt uno uiro ote Wuf'
nod Wan4sm In ben Obrsn iummen'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-05
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Saufrirter @siansssotteSoienit.

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