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aREEx MouxrArN POMONA.

GREEN MOUNTAIN POMONA.
Green Mountain Pomona met With Bay
View grange Wednesday, Dec. II. The
weather and travelling were unfavorable,
but in spite of this about $50 were present
at the afternoon and evening sessions.
Worthy Master A. l. Foss, Of Hancock,
presided. The address Of welcome was
given by D. G. Hall, and the response by
Rev. c. D. Crane, of Waterville. The prin-
cipal discussion Of the morning session
was relative to electing county and State
officers by direct vote OF the people
instead OF nominating through the caucus,
as is now done. The topic was opened by
Joseph W. Wood on affirmative and A..
G. Emery on negative. 1t wss decided for
the negative.
The first session in the afternoon was
an open meeting, and an interesting lee
ture on fertilizers was given by J. E. Nc
Clintock, ofthe University Of Maine. After
this the degree Of Pomona was exempli-
fed on class Of thirty-one.
Topic, "Would our rural schools be
more successful by employing male teach
ers twelve WEEKS in year," was discussed
by Julien Emery, D. g. Hall and others,
and decided in negative.
In the evening an interesting programme
was rendered by Bay View grange, a. fol-
lows: Singing, grange quartette; recita-
tions, Hazel Stanley, Helen Wood; violin
solo, Harold Hamor; readings, c. d. Crane,
Owen L. Flye; black-face sketch, Julien
Emery and =. G. Emery; tableaux, Ella
Sweet; piano solo, James T. Grant, Of
Lamoine grange.
1t was voted to hold the next regular
meeting with John Dority grange at East
Sullivan, Jan. 10, and to have . speaker
from the University Of Maine for that
meeting.
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Sew CENTURY. pEpHAM.

The newly-elected officers of New Gen.
tury grange are as follows: N. B. Colby,
master; G. A. Gray, overseer; Laura Cook,
lecturer; c. E. johnson, steward; c. L.
Burrill, assistant steward; Mabel Thomp-
son, chaplain; E. w. Burrill, treasurer;
Mary NJ. Burrill, secretary; Raymond R.
Cook, gatekeeper; Annie NJ. Colby, Ceres;
Lizzie Gray, Pomona; Bertha Black, Flora
Cora johnson, lady assistant steward.
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PKNoBscor.

Penobscot grange met in regular meet
ing Friday evening, Dec. Ii. AL the ON
GERS were present bot steward and gate
keeper; thirty-nine present. The master
elect, Jennie Bridges, having declined the
ONCE, new ballot was taken, which re-
suited in the election Of william 8.
Bridges.
The first and second degrees were con-
ferred on two candidates. An invitation
was read from Alamoosook grange invit-
ing Penobscot grange to meet with it
on Saturday evening, Dec. q. The invita-
tion was accepted. A short programme
was carried out.
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What is good prayer meeting? 1t
+ m hour speat IN the worship Of
God, volcing this worship in prayer
and sbraise and testimony in which
al Christians feel that they may
have part and in which many. If not
m, actually do have part The old
panne prayer and conference meet
lng" = Z good one. People confer
VIXEN they are together at home or In
an once. To preach. to teach another.
- not to confer. Only prig and con-
ce1ted one makes q speech to those
with whom he Il comforting To con-
Ter i TO listen as well as to speak, and
lany one In the conference has q right
TO be heard. The genuine prayer and
lecnference meeting viii always be
good GAe.-FrsEcis Il. Clark. d. y.
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Dear Awne Madss an6 NxswaIs:
For fear, ~ the busy Christmas draws near,
the AutuAls viii be too busy to write, viii
drop line or two. Don't use It till the rest
IL gone, - come 20 often.
Wen, We are In comfortable quarters for the
winter; that 10 something to be thankful for.
WIN tell ron Of my papering experience. It
always looked easy to see others paper, 90 I
tried It ON my dining-room with the help Of
. good nsighbor, ON condition the man Of the
house would keep out Of the way. got him
to cut two strips tolshow me how to match IL,
then he went intolanother room to paint We
got along finely until We came to q window,
then called him to help, which he did. Then
We adjourned for thinner, but l got nervous
and lett the papering for next day.
After supper he went in to inspect it. I
heard him laugh, and went in and snapped
out, What 10 it!' He Just pointe4 and
looked and thought Of crazy patchwork and
said, THAT is my last papering, II can cut
bushes or anything else to hire it done, 30 he
went Ut II and hnished it, even covering MP
some Of mine. But the other rooms may 70
bare; won't touch them, you bet.
How many take the papers SIay in The East
and Union SigsaIf Those who do viii remem-
Der the reference TO Carrie Nation in the re-
port Of the national conference Of the W.
7. D. at Nashville. had the pleasure Of an
afternoon spent with Carrie Nation once.
found her woman Of intelligence, and en-
3oyed eonversing with her much. often
wonder how much Of the enthusiasm Of en-.
forcement in Maine q due to her visit. God
bless Carrie Nationi She should rank with
Frances willard, although 90 different in her
method.
There, win stop right here by saying, let us
all, - Temperance women, sing. 1 could not
catch time, but can sing. Let it 70 dry.
DELL.
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At the last regular meeting of Cushman
grange, one application was presented
and one candidate received instructions in
the hrst aud second degrees. Bro. John
Whitaker was elected - delegate to State
grange. The oncers for the ensuing year
were elected - follows: John e. Whita-
ker, master; David P. Gupsill, ovefseef;
Jemims Tracy, lecturer; George 81. Par
~, steward; Dallas G. Ashs, assistant
steward; LORNA Guptill, chaplain; Grace
N. Holt. treasurer; Florence Young, SEC
rotary; William Foss, gatekeepsr; Edith
Hovey, Cores; Lizzie Foss, Pomona; Lissie
Perry, Flora; Mildred CONN, lady assist
ant steward.
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HA1vEsf HOME, wEgT KLIsWokrH.
Harvest Home grange hsld it, regular
nesting Dec. "A, with . large attendance.
After the usual business, the following
onicers were elected for the ensuing year:
Albion K. Guptill, master; James W.
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Trains leaving Ellsworth III AZ nnr
N, and arriving Ellsworth lilo. . m' ~"
connect with Washington Co. BY.
tstop ON signal to conductor. -.
eetops only 70 leave passengers iron F''-
east Of Was6ington Junction. -
These trains connect at Bangor wiz Gss
trains on Main Line, to and from f'''
Boston and 81 John. .e
Passengers are earnestly requesy ,s ~
cure ticfefs before entering the u. r.IS ;
especially Ellsworth to Falls ana
r. Z. BooTHBy, G. p S'
GEO. r. EVANS,
vice-Pres. and Genl Manake'
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MARIAvrLLE.

Mariaville grange met Dec. IA with .
good attendance. The officers were
elected for the ensuing year - fol-
lows: Martin A. Garland, master;
Fannie e. Young, overseer; Clytie A.
Newman, lecturer; Lynwood Jordan,
steward; John Warren, assistant steward;
Lizzie Jordan, chaplain; Thomas Nevells,
treasurer; Lora c. Young, secretary; John
Jordan, gatekeeper; Nora 8. Warren,
Ceres; Lizzie Frost, Pomona; LYDIA q.
Young. Flora; Ironia Dority, lady as
sistant steward.
The literary programme was well rem
dered, and the evening was enjoyed BY
all. A contest will be given the next two
Saturdays. Next Saturday, Dec. q, viii
Be lsdies' night, and the following Sstur-
day gentlemen's night. There were Wis
itors from Bay View and Greenwood
oranges.
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oRKKNwoop. KAsrpnoox.

At the regular meeting OF Greenwood
grange, held at Eastbrook, Dec. l4,odsosrs
were elected - follows: Pssrlis wilbur,
master; Earle Giles, overseer; Eda Piper,
lecturer; Percy Jordan, steward; C. Wood.
worth, assistant steward; Mary DeMsyez,
chaplain; Charles Hardison, treasurer;
Lxsie WilliAus, SECRETARY; Hamlin King
man, gatekeeper; Mile Wilbur, Csrss;
Eva Kingman, Pomona; Clara wilbur,
Flora; Elsie Jellison, lady assistant
steward.
Fred A. DeMeyer was chosen delegate
to attend the State grange in Lewiston
this week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-18

HARBoRsIDE, SOUTH BRooKsvILLE.
Harborside grange held its regular meet
ing Wednesday, Dec. 4. Five candidates
were instructed in the third and fourth
degrees. After . harvest supper, . short
programme was carried out.
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. MAssApAQuA, eoUTR BLuEHIIL.

MAssAPAQUA, SOUTH BLuEHILL-
Massapsqua grange held . regular meet
ing Dec. II. Owing to the bad travelling,
the Halcyon degree team did mot appeor.
The third and fourth degrees were con-
ferred on four candidates by the home
team, after which all went to the dining
room and partook Of bountiful harvest
feast. The programme was much enjoyed.
Candy was served at the expense Of the
worthy master.
Ofhcers will be elected at the next meet
ing,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-18

Dear Msfucls:
can't remember that did anything to in
crease anyone's thankfulness on the glad day
Of prayer and praise, but do not forget the
good big spare-rib my husband had sent in to
him by his brother-in-law the day before. and
for 1t we were truly thankful. And mean to
have my thanksgiving last all the year, for
have so many benefits, and want to thank
VOC al for your helpful and hopeful words. :.
Nell. want to thank you for your motto
sometimes think we have more courage for
our great sorrows than patience Tor the lesser
ones, and when ct night am so tired when
the days work is dore, it is ny comfort and
ICY that can &c 10 rest and leave all in Our
Fathers hands, knowing He never slnmbers
or sleeps.
want you all to know / am SO thankful for
the night and that ~ can lay me down in
peace and Sleep and think . good comfort
able bed and the privilege Of getting into it
is enough to arouse = spirit Of thankfulness
in the heart Of anyone who knows by expert
ence the nights Of weary watching At the bed
side Of some suffering one, and there are many
Of the Mutuals, and more Of the readers, who
have had that experience.
Although the shadow OF . great sorrow Was
dArkening our home, we hoped and watched
for rift in the clouds, and now the sunshine
of hope is sgain breaking through. What a
privilege it lie, although We may be far re-
moved from pastor or priest. We can come d.
rectly 30 Him who notices the sparrow's fall,
and tell Him all our SORROWS, both great and
small; AMI find in His loving care the needed
courage and patience to help us over the hard
places.
do SO enjoy Aeb's letters. and how small it
makes our dear old earth seem to have so
many writers scattered over its lovely surface
and giving us glimpses Of its rocks and rills,
it's wales and hills, as well ~ its different peo-
pies How it brightens the lives OF the stay
at-homes, and although home is best, we All
like 70 catch the breeze Of the far-off hills on
. summers day.
How often, As look at.Mount Desert hills
for We can see them from our front door or
from the back door. the windows, the barn,
the hen-pens, or wherever we go around the
dear old home-I stop and gaze at them, and
often repeat aloud, 'As the mountains are
round about Jerusalem, SO the angel Of the
Lord encAmpeth round about them that fear
Him.
Isn't it . sweet thought that the heavenly
angels are interested in us and all our daily
life. This letter II getting 30 long I have Just
space to say Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year to all, from SISTER B.
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A DANGEROUS Deadlock

that sometimes terminates fatally. il thu
stoppage of liver and bowel functions,
To quickly end this condition without
dise&reeable sensations, DR.. King's New
Lite Pills should always be your remedy.
Guaranteed absolutely sstHfactory In
every case or money back, at E. @.
McoRE's drug store. Csc.
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PAMoLA. AAxoo..~

rmoia grange, Hancock. beld ..
iar meeting Saturday eveninr y lssu-
with fifty-ihree members ana &c. X
,.ors present. After the usual bnsi. =
four csndlhtes were instructsd I' !;
mrs. ano second degrees. At the -, =.
meeting there win be work in the IT, -. neg
fourth degrees, followed bv lo "
supper. nafyes
The omcers for the ensuing year III, !.
installed Jan. By Past Mss,.. =
Walker. !.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-18

The CHRISTIAN Endeavor society is es-
eent1ally practical. It puts theories
10 ths actual test That b one Of the
thinc IKE about It. II Is a powerful,
aggressive agency for sood in every
avenue OF our social life. II b Z vast
army making for better citizenship
dts influence - always to be found
apon the side Of those forces which
have been and which are purify ing
our civic Affairs. It Is especially force
ful I'm cultivating spirit Of go,d will
among nations. Such an Institution Is
. blesemg to every country in which
It II to be found. All honor and sue
eens to this great society In the United
9tates. Yes. all honor and success to It
throughout the worid.-vice President
Charles W. Fairbanks at Seattle Con.
Wention.
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VERONA.

At the regular meeting OF Verona
grange held Dec. Z, the following officers
were elected: R. A. whitmore, master;
Warren Abbott, overseer; Mrs. c. .. Pat
erson, lecturer; Sidney Ripley, steward;
George Hall, assistant steward; Grace
Ripley, chaplain; A. Il. Whitmore, treas
urer; Jennie whitmore, secretary; Fred
Delano, gatekeeper; Ellen Hall, Ceres;
Mary Saunders, Pomona; Georgia Heath,
Flora; Sadie Abbott, lady assistant
steward.
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NARRAMIssrc, oRIAND.

The question proposed in Narramissic
grange for Dec. q u: 's6hould not the az
penbe Of tbs schools b raised more by the
State than. BY the localityf" During re-
cess, cake and coffee win be served.
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Pusumopia Follovs : Cola

but never follows the use Of Foley's Honey
and Tar. It stops the cough, heals and
strengthens the lungs and prevents pneu-
moniA. g. A. PARcHkR.
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third and fourth degrees on . c,...
y programme was or.. oai.
omcers win be elected Dec. ~ United
hoped to have good attendance a.a isis
night. On thE
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RAINBOW, NORTH sRooxsvIILs.

Rainbow grange held its regular meet
ing Dec. u, with about sixty members
present. The first and second degrees
were conferred on one candidate; also the
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Assome OF you may have little leisure
time after dinner on Christmas day and
may want bit Of mental exercise for your
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Carter, overseer; Agnes NJ. Cunningham,
lecturer; William NJ. Higgins, steward;
Raymond Cunningham, assistant steward;
George Cunningham, chaplain; Lettie
Guptills treasurer; Clara !. Carter, secre-
tary; Hollis Meader, gatekeeper; Stella
Treworthy, Ceres; Lillian NJ. Conary,
Pomona; Annie g. Carter, Flora; Minnie
9. Bryant, lady assistant steward; Agnes
n. Cunningham. organist.
The installation OF officers will be in
order January II. There will be degree
work Dec. p.
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1t is . long time since We had one Of
sister BIS letters recounting her mercies
and giving NJ all some glimpses Of faith
and practice and good cheer. We did not
forget her when the shadows were over her
home, and were glad toiknow, even before
her letter reached::u ,::that the clouds were
lifting.
Another kind sister remembered that
many would be busy At this season, and I
can assure her her letter was very
welcome.
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DATEB.

DATES.
Friday, Jan. 10 Meeting OF Green
Mountain Pomona with John Dofity
grange, East Sullivan.
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Gen. u, 10: lisa. II. ., Z; II 10:
mt H. liz; Luke u, $40; ". 1-24;
yohn III. 10; Cor. Vi. 10. 70; XIII, II:
Heb. Z. =.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-08
Mns Der GoroaerssO OfFte.

Der Coroner untsriu&te m1hrenb
bes Sa9res 1906 ni9t usnissr mis
523 8obesidIe. 359 mdnnli&en, 164
weibIi9en gef&Is&ts.
Inter ben 5dlIen, tueI&e 3ur Inter.
fu8ung aelangteu, tuarsn In ameriia.
nti&en 6amilisn 338. beutf9en 40,
SrIdnbern 10. l1nsarn 8, Subsn 5,
e&ottldnber 5, 5ran3ofsn 8. Sn.
oianer. l e9wei3er, l Spanisr, l
@ris9e, 73 Nsasr, uub 19 5dlIe, In
usl1en bie WattonaIitdt nidt fsf3u.
feQen tpurbe.
Bon bieien tuurben 176 In unfdlIen
get6btet, SO begingen Selbfmcrb, Is
tpurben ermprbsi.
Die 8otnIfoffsn ueI4e bie @orpners.
Office far itrsn untsrbalt benz @ountp
bradte, bsIaufen fi9 auf $9436.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-08
gbas Baaste's Sibieite Sneipe,
1891 Glib gaif Ctr.
Neuiabrs'nn.

Dos Naaipisl zines Nsuiabrs'lllts
wiro bsuts I'm polississridts prr fi9
gsbsn.
Sn sinsm 2osirbauie an Der
Wsff Wafbineton StraBs 6atten
In Der Hsuiabrsna&t siniss Der
aof9dnser ben groBen @ebcntsn ss.
fabt, aus aiRsn sins 5igur bsrsufel.
len, unb oieieIbe In Clarence Wef's
gstt 3u Isssn. Wsf. aIs er In i.iusm
3immsr ben nsusn 2oR9dnssr iah,
ioQ oann oh1s ueitsr 3u unteriu9sn
foriasganasn ietn, uno bic Ra8t an-
oersmo sussbra&t 6aben. I'm ud9fsn
Worssn purbs nattrli& seulit. unb
@sf bsi&ulbiste %. 6aps, 1422 %.
Wai6inston StraBs ben lllt ausssftbrt
su babsn. 6aps antmortets. Wef
mibsrIssie, unb 3ulsbt lou 6aps bann
NIT sinsm Slsii&srmsFsr auf Dsa los.
sesaneen isin. gr Euros tudbrsnh Der
Na9t usrbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-08
Na6rt6ten aus Snbtana.

70 bafb. 6rau Sarristt Wt.
@uirs, eine Bsmobnsrin bieier Stabt
lett oeren 8rhnbuns, uurbs bur9 ben
AusfuB bon Qunffsas bon ibrem Ofsn
tn ber Ha8t bonn Samfag gum Conn.
tag get6btet. Sa bie Dame In ibret1
boben alter ben gsru9sfnn poaFdn.
big osrloren batts, murbe fe ein
Opfer bss snifisbsnbsn @aIss.
Col I'm bus. SRI. Bertha
@rOsbp, 8o9tsr bon Ssrrn unb 6rau
10. 8. grosbp aus Rent. Sefferion
@ountp, bat R4 NIT garI NOrman aus
6ope perIobt. unb bie fidbtii9en Sdu.
len baben fclgli9 sins ibrsr 9sbrsrin.
men perlOren. Snnsrhalb Der Isstsn
3tpet Sabre III Grl. @rOibp bic II.
9sbrerin unfersr Sdulsn, tpsI4e ibrs
Stsls nieoerlsgt. um bduslil9e pfi9.
ten su tibernebmen.
2afanette. Die Sc alte Srau
Gillian Nepers, pel9e BET i9rer So9s
ter Srau auguit S9sslsp tpobnte, Der.
f9wanb am 6rsitas Ta&mittag bonn
6sim ibrer SO9tsr, unb auss eu&n
na9 Der 0ermiBtsn mar psrgsbIi&, bis
man He am Samiaa absnb I'm etan
binterm 9auis als 2et&s bdnasnb Dor.
fanb. Die alts Dame batte unbri9ein.
lid In sinsm Anfaqs bon 8eifssfbrung
eeIbfmoro beganesn.
beIbpbtIle. @sfern Na&.
mittag psrfeblts 5rant 5apors BON
ct. paul, Sno., pdbrsnb er ben Ar.
beiteraug Der 5nbianapolis u. Gin.
etnnati FRACTION Sine atpii9en @aI-
bron unb ct. paul benuben uolte.
ben 6anbariif Der Gar unb iieI nit benz
6interfopf 10 unelhdlit auf eine
8abnfdwsQe, baB er smsi etunben
lang Obne Bewubtiein mar. Nadosm
ibm dr3tli9er 8siaanb 3u Sbsil ae.
uoroen mar, bra9te man :5n nod
ieinem Ssim In ct. paul.
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Stebfa5le.

eaI. 9 BEN. 936 Ghb Capitol
Hbsnue, meIbet, hab sr bon Gin.
brs9ern Bsfu9 srbislt, unb bab ibm
susi wertbpolIe Siamantrinss ssRoblsn
tuurben.
Sarrp @opIin's 3eug.
Iabsn Wo. 423 Wef Waibinaton.
Strabs. uurbe gleidfalls bsimgeIuGi
unb sine Anaabl Daaren gsaoklen.
6. u. street. Der elmer 81.
ssunsrin. mel&e ibm BIsifebsrn gum
QauFe anbot, einsn Dollar anbertraut.,
muste bie unansenebms grfabrunq
MAIDEN, oab ibm bns @eibsbtlb mil
BEN @eIbe bur&brannts. Ct tpanbte
t@ an bie poIisei um Ollie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-08

Sra psnro Wt@rear 3,
1912 3smbranbt Str.. fisI auf BEN
Snn3buben Der 8srmania 6als 10 rn'
sltdIi8. bob he F4 ben Gubtnoasl
braa. Sic purbs ins Tispeuiarium
ssbradt, mo- bas gIisb sei.st tpuroe
Die asr,te alnubsn. bab he f4 In
Qttr3s bon benz unfaQs srbolen piro.
@ m. Rurpbh 80 SOwa
Str, Elm Ssissr. fisl sshern abeno an
Der 2entudp Absnue Qrsu3ung be,
@hrisIbabn bon elmer 2ofpmaiipe uni
3og f9 i9msre 8srlsBungsn ON
Ropfe 3u.
g6arIes 2afep, on bel
StilImsl Use. uobnbaft, elm angeifel'
ter Der abams & &apmonb gsnssl
@Orts. fisI ssFsrn Ra&mitiag tn elm
iussnannts i9wingsnbe edgs, uni
f9nitt R9 ben re&ten arm faff bolI
fdnoig ab. gr wurbe ins fdotii4
SofpipaI ssbra9t, no ibm Der Urn
nbgsnommsn uurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-08

6ii@= mma @tloi4mt=Seretm
sesranaet.

5anfunssiuan3is f1& ftir bas Ntf4e'
weien In unisrsr Wa&bari&aft interei'
Rrenbs 6erren tamen TN gei&dft bon
@us. 6abf&, go. 12l @ef Waibtng'
ton Strabe, 3uiammsu, um 3u Be-
ratbsn, tpsl9s Wittsl unb Wsss einau'
f4lasen ieisn, I'm ben Bbtte &ipe,
anb anbsre GIHHs unb gdas Der Wa9'
barf4aft DOR f9dbIiAer gerunreint
aung au i&dben unb bur& neue Brut'
anIaeen bic 1isbenbsn @ewdHsr wie.
ber ~ bep6ltern.
Wan tam au benz e1luKs elmer
Slid. unb @iIbf&ub.0erein au grim
ben, tusl4er bie geeigneten RittsI bor
isben iol, bab bic rs1t:n arten bot
Gii&en unb Wilb ge3a9tet, unb MID
our& Raubfpffsm ausserottst tperbsn
Die borldufige Organization e.
mdbIts: geOrs WaunfeIbt, prdRoent
8uitab 6abi9, G&asmsifsr; g. 6
garIs, s.Staats. Slid. unb Bib
@ommihdr, Sefretdr.
gerf&iebene WitsIieber bes 8erein!
murbsn ernannt, Inn sine gonffitutioi
nsbft ben n6tbtgen Hebengeiebsn aus
3uarbeitsn unb auBerbem ioa Elm on
osres gomite 10 bel als m6slt9 Wtit
9lieber anuerben.
I'm Is. San. tpirb Der @erein etn
Sibung i'm Staatsbauie abbaIten, I'm
bie Bert9te Der borsenanntsn Gomiis
entaesen gu nebmen unb 9lei&aeitis Ell
gomite 3u srnennen, tusI&es sirsn &c
etsneten 2ai&plab ausfu&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-08

aperp wtini9t nun sefeBIi@enS9ub,
um isinsn She'll bss srpdbnten gigen.
tbums wieber 3u erIangen.
Mamis Weiner rei4ts. ba Fe erf 81
Sabre aIt if, bur9 ibren Batter
CHARLES Weiner. sessn 6snrp 6absnsp
eine gatsri&aftstIass sin. nit benz tie
felt benz Stunt 1905 Elm 9isbssbsrbalt.
NIB untsrbielt, usl4ss ni9t Obns Gol.
gen blieb unb tphni8t fie bieierbaIb
sinen S9aoeneriaB BON $4,000; aubsr-
benz absr fhr Den gru9 bes ibr ge.
lstfetsn @bebsripre&ens, ebsnfaQa
$4,000 susrfannt su srbalten.
Die gang glsiasn alasen nit ben.
fsIbsn Betrdsen erbebt psarI SebI.
mann sessn otsisn DON Suan, usI9sr
Fs i'm Wdrs 1906 nod ibrer Mnsabs
bsrffbrts unb ibr bic gbs bsripra&.
RefuItat Elm Hino unb FIR ieben Jan
ein 9silpfafsr bon $4,000.
@barles Weiner beFen 8o&ter In ben
bOrbsrasbsnbn 2lassn inbolbirt III,
perIanst mesen Bei8dbisuns fstnsr
Sumiliensbrs ,c. sbsnfaIs $4,000 suse.
ipro9sn 3u srbaIten.