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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-09
Ouden Briefs,

ESCAPED FROM THE INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL.-F. Nelson and MILFORD Rack
eT, inmates Of the state industrial school.
escaped about o'clock Sunday evening.
SUES THE SHERIFF.-As a result of
q case or e1ectment E n. Williams has
commenced an action against Sheriff G.
A Sebrlng and Marian Nelson for S. $50
GOING TO PHILADELPHIA ].
A. Howell Will leave Wednesday for Phil
adeiphla, where he Will serve as a dele
gate to the national convention of the B.
T. q. Z. from the local lodge of EIks.
LEG is BROKEN.-Henrv I.owtber. an
engineer at the Calvert & Jeek brick
works, had his leg broken yesterday by
his clothing catching in the machinery He
was otherwise badly bruised about the
body.
TURNED WATER ON.-Oue Of the fem
ants of the First National Bank building,
some time during Sunday disconnected
one or the water pipes and permitted the
water to run into the room. The water
soaked through to the second floor and
down into the office of the Ogden Water
works company, doing several hundred
dollars worth of damage.
STRUCK BY LOCOMOTIVE H
Nichon, residing at 100 Twenty-second
street. was brought to Ogden last evening
from GOlCOnda, Nevada suffering from
a fractured leg. Mr.. NiChOll was en-
p1OTed as foreman of the Southern Pa
cific water service at that point and on
tive. He is receiving treatment at the
Ogden general hospital.
FINED $50 EACH.-Jim Morrison, Dick
Howell and Joe Drysdale, three of the
four men who interfered with Officer
John Cooney in a Twenty-fOurth street
saloon, a few nights ago, were yesterday
fined $50 on each charge. There were
two charges against Morrison and one
against the other two. The case against
Fred Anderson. the saloon keeper, goes
over until Wednesday.
RUMOR ABOUT MR., FORRISTALIL-
1t is now reported that when ]. NJ. For
ristall. formerly local manager of the
Utah Independent Telephone company, re-
turns from his trip to the jamestown ex-
position he viii devote all of his time tC
the insurance business, and that w. c.
Winter. who is filling the position OF
manager for the telephone company will
continue in permanent charge of the local
office.
NEW REAL ESTATE COMPANY-Ar-
ticles of Incorporation of the Wright Din
WOOdey company, with a capital stock OF
$4,000. divided into 800 shares We're filed
with the county clerk Yesterday The
company is formed to do q general Tea
estate business The officers of the new
concern are: President and treasurer, w
c. Wright; vice president, Edith i. D
Wright: secretaTy( A r Wright. These
also compose the board of directors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-09

/ 10. Death of Emperor Nero, 6S A. D.
II. The death of Emperor Vespasian,
70 "A. D
IL Death of Emperor Macrinus, 218
A. D.
10. Death of Emperor Constantine,
$40 A. D.
IA. Ravaging of Phrygia by the
| Ostrogoths, 1893 A. D.
Is. Defeat of the Huns under Attila,
451 A. D.
16. The epidemic that swept the
Eastern hemisphere, $50 A. D.
II. Conquest of England by the
| NOrmans, 1865 A D.
Is. Death of King Philip Augustus
Of France, 1928 A. D.
10. The pestilence that swept Eu-
! rope, 1905 A. D.
%. The triple terrors, war. famine
and pestilepce, that swept Europe, 1918
| \. d.
81 Death of Charles I of England.
! 1916 A. y.
%, The deadly London plague, 1866
% The war of 1912. by comet of 1911
A. D.
q. Our civil war, 1851 A. d.
%. The assassination of President
! Garfield 1881 A. D.
| Here are some of the nations and
| persons that believed that the advent
| of a comet presaged disaster:
| The antedeluvians, the ancient Jews
| from Abraham to JOsephus, the Baby
| lonians, the PersianS, the PhOenicians,
the Chaldesns, the Egyptians, the Gre
clans, the Arabs, the Romans, the ETH
| opidnS. the Franks, the Huns, the Sax
/ ons. the Celts. the American Indians
and the Chinese; Enoch, Moses, the
| prophets of Israel, Alexander the
Great. Origen. Tentullian, Chrysostom
! Constantine. Bede, Thomas Aquinas
/ Luther, Melancthon, Zwingle. nearly a
score of Catholic popes, John Howe
! Jeremy Taylor. John Knox, Milton
| Sha kesDcarc and KeDleT
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SUES FOR $4,000.
Provo Man Wants Damages for AS
sauIt Last April.

Provo, July S.-John T. Wisnal has COM
menced suit against Thomas II. Wilson,
jr. for $4,000 damages for an assault al
legged to have been committed on April
%, 1907. Wignal alleges that he was at
tackled by Wilson, who struck him with
stones and inflicted great injury on him.
Ether Brimha1l, who has spent several
years in Alberta, Canada, has returned to
Provo and will make his home here.
Lawrence, the 12-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Root, tourists from Grand
Rapids Mich, on their way to Ogden, fell
from a stool I'm the Gem restaurant last
night and broke his arm The fracture
was reduced by DIR. Slater and the lit
tie patient is progressing nicely.
Walter. the 17-year-old son of Mr. and
Hrs Harry Crane. OF Pleasant View, died
this morning of peritonitis.
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WHAT TO INVENT.
Some Needed Articles That viii
Bring Millions to Makers.
(Chicago Tribune.)

You don't have to be an inventor to
invent. Some of our greatest invent
Ors started out in other lines. The ma
jority of the great inventions in Amer
lea are due to men who stumbled onto
improvements in their work.
Thomas A. Edison. who has taken
out nearly 900 patents. started work at
10 years of age as a newsboy on the
Grand Trunk railroad. For more than
ten years he was a telegraph operator,
and il was not until he was 81 years
old that he took out his first patent.
Benjamin Franklin, who first put
electricity to practical use, was a
printers apprentice at the age of u,
and it was not until he was 40 years
old that he finally found electricity,
The inventor Of the telephone, Alex
ander G. Bell, was a ScOtchman, who
came to this country in 1870 as a
teacher of deaf mutes, and then be-
came professor in the University of
Boston.
Eli Whitney, of cotton gin fame, was
a teacher in Georgia, where first ne
realized the Importance of the i'm
provement which he later made.
Robert Fulton, who invented the
steamboat, and Samuel Z. b. Morse,
the telegraph man, both were artists
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e g G PURELY
-. -. -. VEGETABLE

recognized everywhere
and the greatest all to but the medicine that
DID,
whose delicate and rundown
equally without unpleasant
effects Next in Importance removing the disease the
which left
Medicines containing mercury
injury by eating out the delicate lining tissues
producing chronic unvoraby affecting the
and danging the otherwise that the original disease had
been removed from the is f in such weakened and danged
condition that the health permanently impaired enjoys the dis
blood
mineral ingredient kind tits made entirely the healing
extracts and herbs and banks gathered directly from the
fields
laboratory all their original valuable blood purifying
properties We offer reward for proof that S. contains
particle mineral form Being made entirely from these
absolutely while
disease adds health and strength of the body S. S.
Rheumatism Catarh Soua Sores and Ulcers Skin Diseases Contagious
Blood Poison and all blood troubles
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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HOT PURSUIT OF PRISONER
George cartwright Tries to Escape
and Police, Aided by Dog,
Catch Him.

George cartwright, who was convicted
few days ago of stealing a dress suit
case from the Union depot waiting room
and sentenced to serve ninety days on
the municipal rock pile, made a desperate
attempt to escape yesterday forenoon
while the prisoners were being taken from
the stOckade to the jail cartwright
made a dash from the ranks, and guard
Thomas Lever fired his gun twice to
attract the attention of other officers in
the police station. A score of officers,
some in the patrol wagon and others on
foot. took after the fleeing prisoner. On
Twenty-seventh street dog took up the
chase and caused cartwright to seek
shelter in a coal house at the rear of the
residence of Joseph Carlson. The police
had little trouble in locating him. Here
after he viii pursue his duty of making
large rocks into little ones with a ball
and chain attached to one of his feet.
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until they each saw greater opportu-
mites and grbsped them.
From a. commercial standpoint the
linotype Is one of the greatest sue
cesses. This invention practically was
stumbled upon by a German watch
maker, Ottmar Mergenthaler, who
came TO this country in 1872.
A man was walking along the street
one day when he happened to stumble
over a tTapdOor hinge in the sidewalk
He cursed the hinges. looked back at
it and wondered why they had to have
hinges that protruded from the side
walk. The result of that stumble was
the sunken hinge for tTapdoors, which
is universally used now. This man lit
orally stumbled into a fortune.
There are thousands of simple things
for which the world is crying. the in
vention Of any one of which would
bring fortune to its originator.
There always has been a demand for
a handle for cooking utensils which
will not get hot
Women forever are putting new
braids on the bottoms of their skirts
An attachment to prevent these from
wearing out, or a new, more durable
braid would find a ready market.
Flexible glass is a mercantile need
which would bring a fortune to the
man who invented it.
You've noticed the dumps and ash
heaps full Of tin cans. There undoubt-
edly is way Of refusing the tin, but as
yet il has not been found.
Now they are using paper bottles in
some places in which to deliver milk.
A better type of bottle that cannot be
used a second time is needed greatly.
An envelope that canont be opened
without detection never has been
made, and there is a big demand for
| such a thing.
Large dealers in fish long have been
/ looking for a machine which will scale
a great number Of fish at the same
! time.
| A self-feeding paint brush and a self
/ feeding putty tool are needed and
| easily could be made by man with
/ the proper amount of originality and
/ initiative.
| Electricity offers a great field A
new filament for incandescent lights,
| a perfect insulating material, a trolley
wheel that won't come off the wire a
new battery, all are needed.
/ The cries of animals to be used in
/ the making Of toys have never been
! perfectly initiated, and the man who
| can reproduce a lions roar can make
a fortune.
There are thousands, yes, millions,
of things which the world has been
/ crying for for long time. You know
what some of them are, these will sug-
/ gest others. You know the needs of
your own in the shop or office; there
is, indeed. a great demand for inven-
/ ton.
Spend little of your time thinking
up improvements and it would not be
at all wonderful if you should stumble
onto just the right thing, and, be as
sured, if you can find anything use
full TO the world you will find It a good
paymaster, az has been proved by the
many fortunes which have been stunl-
bled onto in the field of invention.
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Cchicago Inter OceanD

Does the advent OF a comet pTessage
war, or pestilence, famine or some
other dire disaster to mankind?
1t is the common belief that it does,
and to a certain extent even noted men
have subscribed to the general belief
that when we see the wayering. uncer-
tain looking shape in the heavens
something is about to happen.
There is even data extent to warrant
this belief, for history shows that a
great many of the most disastrous hap
penings on this earth were preceded by
the appearance of a comet in the
heavens.
Accompanying this article are some
of the shapes that comets have as
sumed in the past which have startled
the credulous and superstitiOus people
of earlier days. Each of the comets
that have been reproduced from the
authentic descriptions of them obtain
able struck whole nations dumb with
dread.
the luminous shapes of these historic
comets startled a careless world and
repeatedly caused millions of men and
women to be smitten with terror.
According to tradition each of the
following .nomentous events was fore
| told by the appearance of a forbidding,
blazing comets in the heavens:
l. The deluge. 234S B. c.
2. The confusion OF tongues at Ba-
bel, 221S B. c.
3. The destruction of Sodom and Co
norrah, 1898 b. c. .
4. The overthrow OF Pharaoh and his
host in the Red sea, 1881 r. c.
.. Nebuchadnezzar' bloody inva-
sion, 11+0 r. G.
G Destruction IN Achaea of two ci-
| ties-HelIse and BuTa-
:. Death of Julius Caesar, Al r. G.
g. The death of Agrippa, statesman
and geographer. j Z. c.
O. The Jewish revolt which led to de-
struction of Jerusalem in 90 A. ID.
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To Get More Strength
from Your Food.

" WHEN the Bowels are filed
" n 4 with undigested food We
WV may be a great deal worse
W. off than if We were halt
starved.
Because food that stays too long in
the Bowels decays there, just as if il
stayed too long in the open air.
Well, when food decays in the Bowels,
through delayed and overdue action, what
happens?
The millions Of little Suction Pumps
that line the Bowels and Intestnes then draw
Poison from the decayed Food, instead Of
the NOurishment they were intended to
draw.
This Poison gets into the blood and, in
time, spreads all over the body, unless the
Cause of Constipation is promptly removed.
That cause of Constipation is Weak, or
Lazy Bowel Muscles.
When your Bowel-Muscles grow fIabby
they need Exercise to strengthen them, not
''Physic" to PsmPer them.
There's only one kind Of Artificial E1-
ercise for the Bowel-Muscles.
Its name is "CASCARETS, and its
price is Ten Cents box.
So, if you want the same natural action
that six mile walk in the country would
give you, without the weariness) take one
Cascaret at time, with intervals between,
tillyou reach the exact condition you desire.
One Cascaret at a time will properly
cleanse a foul Breath, or Coated Tongue.
Don't fail TO carry the Vest Pocket
Cascaret Box with you constantly.
All Druggists sell them-0Yer ten million
boxes year.
Be very careful TO get the genuine.
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold in bulk; Every tablet
stamped "CCC." 7n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-09
CASE OF SPOTTED FEVER
Charles G. Hoxer, Aged II Years,
Dies of Disease After H.
ness of One DaY.

In the death of Charles @. HOXer. the
11-year-Old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hoxer Of this city, who died at o'clock
yesterday morning, the first case admit
ted to be spotted fever has So far de
velOped in Ogden. The boy died after an
illness of twenty-fOur hours. The fu-
neral Will be private and will be held
from the residence at 10 o clock this morn
ing. Interment will be in the City ceme-
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Five-mile relay cowboy race Wan
damere, July 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-09

Prize dancing Lagoon, July 18th.
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EMERY COUNTY'S PROGRESS
Assessment Rolls Show a Healthy
Increase and Steady
Growth.

Castledale. July County Auditor
Mark futile has completed the assess
ment totals for the present year. which
show a very healthy increase over last
year. Following are the figures for the
present year, as well as 1906:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
Gin ansssniSigsr Gbesatte.

Cine flsins 6amilisn.a fairs, tpslds
DIE &nolsr @oIniT9 unb @ilion esfsrn
absnb aeraume 3sit In gsweguns
belt, snbste 3ulsBt NIT Naribal Bates
Bsrbaftune.
Bates tpohnt 204 gmpirs Strabs,
unb laut ausingsn bsr Rablsr febrie
Der Sausterr seifern absno NIT sinem
2orbs boiler Groceries 6sim. gr fano
baB feline Grau inauiI9sn fortgegangsn
mar. uno natarli6 bic Sausibhre Der.
i9loHsn bate. Bates madte fit9 10.
fort auf bic Su&e, es gelang ibm. bic
6rau gu finb.n, unb bsibs tsbrtsn nod
SauIs 3urhf.
5rau Bates aber tonn,e nun ben
6aust6hrf6ItiHsI ui5t iofort finbsn,
uno her on no i4On r:at ungsoulbigs
gatte iOa oann bic Sbars nit sinem
trdftiesn JuBtritt eeiprsnqt baben.
5ierauf 9ine Bates oann absrmals
fort. fsbris absr baIo surad unb Elm
argument sntipann fi9, unb i'm Ser.
laufe befelben Iou bic 5rau oie 9soulo
bsrlorsn, unb ibrsm g6ssattsn ben
Qorb nit ben 8rocerpuaaren on ben
ROpf gsuorfen 6aben, 10 oab So6nsn
unb S1infsn, gisr unb mas fOnf mod
alss fi9 TN 9orbs bsfanb, tibsrs 9an3e
3irtmer berffreut uurosn. Bates
ging nO9maIs fort uno als sr BET osr
Ssimtsbc oie Jrau i'm Bette oorfnno,
bsfabl sr osrislbsn iofOrt auf3ufebsn,
uno ibm elm absnbsRsn gu bsrsitsn.
6rau Bates tpsigsrts fi9 nathrli&
unb Der 5aus6srr iu4ts fie aus benz
gsits ,u sie1en. Dos mar benn bod
elm tusnis gu fiart. Die Jrau fanb
uuf, srgriff srsrtff .iusn s&ub unb
i4lue Bates birsft aaf ben Dsrftanbs.
To Hen. unb ,tuar 10, baB er ni9t MI,
fi&, ionbern aud bic ganse Stubs NIT
glut bsiuosIts. Garauf sins sr tuis.
Der fort.
Die Rablsr, wsl8e i@on berf9Iebsnt
5abrtsn na9 benz 6auis ssmabt. isbss.
NAL absr ben gogsl ausgsfussn fan.
ben. uartetsn biesmal auf Bates, uni
ss oauerts benn au8 ui9t Ianss, ba
batts sr f9 In bic bpr Der Ssitsntbal
ftsbenbsn 5abrrdosr bsrtpifslt uni
uurbe fsifaenommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
Gin bistsss Mrsumsut.

Sultus Steinbereer, 16l Geifsn.
oorf Str, Der bsrsits isinsn 2Dffsr aur
abrsiis espad. bate, tpurbs bon ben
&ablsrn 4olnii9 unb @ilion bsrbaf.
tst, uno unter NnfIags bes tbdiliden
Angriifs unb oes Bsorubens nit Worb.
mafen gsfslt.
Steinber9er. Der i'm Sauis bon
Gillette Williams mobnt, iol bisis Be.
rsits am Ha9mittass nisbsresI9lagen
babsn. als sr tn gsieai9aft bsrislbsn
uno i6rss gruosrs R9 auf Der Su9s
na4 paHsnbem @runbsiasnibum be.
fano. gu 0auie unasiommsn tpurbs
bann bas arsument fOrtseiest uno gu.
lsbt ioll f& Steinbergsr futueit Der.
ssHsu babsn, baB CT elm WsRsr 3os
unb mt bsmisIbsn nuf einsn Der I'm
3immsr anusisnben Wdnnsr loseing.
Gin LANCER S4nitt In Der @ano ioll
Iaut ausiagen Der Rabler 3eusniB
ablsesn. bab Stslnbure nod benz I'm.
berufenen Debattanten nit ieinsm
WsHsr ialug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
@sibnaatsbsi4esrnns
Der @rEeiter ainber Sterbefafie in Der
GoIumbiasSane.

Gin grOBss pubIitum battle fi8 &c.
ftsrn Nn9mitia9 In Der goIumbta'
SaIs ein0efunbsn, I'm Der 6efli1teit
Der ainbsr.Stsrbetafe beisu.
mobnsn.
6err albert Berg belt einen Dor.
tfag iibsr bic gntfsbuns, bic Bsoeu.
tung unb ben 3tpsd bss Wsi6na4ts'
fsIfes. Der 8prtrag muros nit gro'
Bsm BsifaG nufgsnpmmen.
Sisrnuf tpuroe bonn vSo3ialifii4en
Saneerbunb" elm 2ieb porestrngen.
Damn folsts Ssrr Rar ubrba9 nit
elmer Rsbs, tn wsl6sr bas entfs6sn
uno bic gntuidslune ber arbeiter.
RinoerssterbstaHs belsu4ist uuros.
Gieielbs purbs TN Sabre 1887 gs-
grfnost unb sdbIt In ben 8ersini9tsn
etaaien 6srsits $4,000 Wtitelisosr.
Jm Sabre 1900 purbe in bisier Stabi
mit Is RitgIisosrn bic bisfise Brand"
ms 2sbsn gsrufsn. 9ieis tleine Wlit.
elisbsr,a5l III inswii8en auf etwa loo
nngerntIsn. Die RaFs 3ablt mad
ftnfp64sntIi4sr Wtttglisoi&aft $50,
nod ftinfidbrissr 3ussb6ristsit SIC
Sterbegslo. Der Sabrssbsitrae belief
fi9 - nit Ausnabms oes Sabrss be,
,9ensral eloeum" Affairs, mo osr-
Islbe auf 60 Gents srbb6t purbs - aui
so @ents.
aud bisIs Tsbs fanb rsi9sn 8sifal
Stsrauf foIeie bts gsi8eerung be,
Rinbsr. aua fur Wufit mar ssiorst
porbsn. Der ySO,ialifitf8s Sdneer.
bunb" trug Johann nod mebrsrs 2ieos,
Dor, 9stlamntionen unb anoere Inter.
baltunssn usdisltsn ab.
DDS gsamtsnperional oes 1ersin:
isbt ft uie fOlgt 3uiammsn:
prdFbeni - Carl pfffsr.
8ice.prdFosnt - gbrif. Wapsr.
5inans.Ssfrstdr - War ubrba9.
grotofolirenbsr Sstrstdr - Senrt
pobltptie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
11nidulsis beraa@ttst.

Wie Stm Stsben, 439 Wsf 16.
Str. 3u isinsn @erIssunsen fam, iil
sins Srass. wsl9e 3ur 3sit bic pOlissi
bsi9dftist. Die .pOli,si bsbaupts!
3mar fframm unb fsif, bab Gau
COMPTON, 551 9arnea Ctr. feline In.
eretfsrin setusisn, gaa absr bsbauptsi
gerahe bas @sssntbsil, unb He tann
f8 ni&t srlidrsn. mis irssnb ismnnn
au9 nur on eine Iol9e 8ei9i&ts alau'
ben fann.
gaa srsdblts, baB fie gsfern Absnt
fi& gum 2ir4ganss sertifet bate unr
als fis gsrabe sur 6austbhre binaua
wOlts. trat Sim ibr sntgsssn. Sn isi'
nsr 6anb 6ielt er Elm erobes WsRsr.
gla i9ris bor e&rsd laut auf, uni
Wa9barn siltsn aur STEELE. Sim nabn
iofort Rsibaus unb uurbs srfi ipdts,
bonn poli3ifsn 8cmlinion bbaig mt
glut tbsriubeIt aufge9rifen. gr mut
nit sinsm &afirmsHsr 3ussfust uOr'
ben fein, bod bsbauptst gaa ntsmal!
ein RafrmsRsr TN gsRse 9ebabt su 3D.
ben. Sim i9peist fi9 hber bic anas'
lsesnbeit aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
Sacob &ierbOrf's Birtbi daft,
885 Mafaduietts @be.
/ @artim 8irt /.

Sim bobsn Nlter bon rs Sabrsn ifi
ssfsrn Ha9mittas Wartin girt, 1119
0orb alabama Ctr. seRorbsn.
I'm Sabre 1880 In @artsmbsrg ge.
boren, tam Der DerRorbene aIs "a
idbriger Shnslins nod SnbIanapOIis,
mo- sr ii4 als Seifenfabritant etabIirte
Sm Sabre 1884 isbo& ,us sr R&
bonn Gef4dfte surtid. psrr Biri war
In bsutf9en 2rsiien bsfsns betannt,
unb er nabm regen AntbeiI an beut-
i9sn 8sfrsbungsn. gr NOR elm Mii
elisb bss bsutf&en pionier.Wereins.
bes Wdnner9ors, Elm Miislieb be,
Druiben, Der Treimaurer unb be,
9empslritter. Aoams & Qrieaer Tor.
gen ftir bic Befattung.
Die Wittme bss Weraurbsnsn uni
a&t Qinber trauern on Der 8abre.
Die 8siisbuns an DienRas Nn4mit'
tag 2 ubr erfoIet nuf @rotnn Din.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
gbas Baaste's SIbfsits Snsips,
1921 Glib gait Ctr.
straBsnramb nno 0sssnmsbr.

I'm Der Off Wi9isan StraB. asssn.
tiber Der erfsn Aqsp bon 2ibsrtp Str.
bsraubtsu um z ll6r absnbs 03psi
StrOl4s Srdulsin gmma etostling,
BON 713 Sff Wi9igan Gtrabs unb
nabmsn ibr. trOb bsftiasr 8sgenwshr
ibre Bbris ab.
giner Der 2euis trat aus benz GunlsI
Der Illep birstt bintsr SRI. g Stostling
uno erfabts ibren 4rm unb ibrs S6rie.
oa f9 leoo9 bic iungs Dame snergiid
tpebrte uno Der cine Der Banostsn our9
osren SaufiidIdss fan bsrtrisbsn mar.
fam i6m isin @ompIie. raf8 gu SiIfs
uno nun tuurbe fis 3u Booen ssi6ln.
gen unb ibr bic S5rie sntriHsn, bon
tpsl4sr fis isbo9 ben 8riff In 5dnben
bebislt. JrduIsin etOstling lori. nun
ensrsiid um Shlfe unb psri9isbsns
pahanten riefen bic poli,:i berbsi,
tuorouf bic RabIer 6an, Woooiuarb
uno Wsifurb nod einissn Ninutsn aui
Der gilofd&e srf9ienen, Tim gu tonffa.
tiren BOB bic 9bssl bsri9wunosn isIsn.
Der Ort bes ueberfalIs 9Idnst Abenba
IN Sufernib" unb iit 10 rs4t fir 81.
men IeberfaG sssisnst. unb war .s
GrI. SHILLING In 5olge oeRsn niat
einmaI m6sIi9 ansugeben, Ob ibre gn.
grsifer S9warss oosr @eibs warsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
Ysrional= l=Noti3sn.

Serr au9uf ReitbI., 922
Belmont abs., murbe gelssentli@ let.
nss gsburistagss bon ben anssfeQisn
Der Amsrienn grsping 60. tiberrafdt.
Die 8efs uerl.btsn riels froben Stun
ben i'm gafili6sn Sauis.
5rau @li3abetb Sosrr
fsisrts s.itsrn ibrsn 90. gsburtstag I'm
Sauie ibrsr So6tsr, 6rau &. W.
s9rsdsneoft. 1929 ganbss Strabe.
Die nlts Dame srfrsut R9 elmer aubsr'
eeu6bnli9sn 2afigtsit unb na6m nod
Dor sinisen 5ag.n. troB be; prutsfsi
Der Sa4ter, an Der Jamilien-W -Wdi9I
t6sil.
Sic tuurbe am 6. Sanunr 1915 ir
Tsuti1lano gsborsn. Ianosts I'm altsl
bon 25 Sabrsn In philadelphia
fam balo oarauf nod Snbianapo
lis, wsl6es He felt isinsr .ainb
belt" isnnt, srinnert I'D nod
re6t gnt Der frhbersn greignifie
uno bsiOnosrs wdbrenb SsrRrisgsiabrs
In uniersr staot, mag bon ben Dot
loren, ba lie ME trant mar, nidtl
uiRsn, tlaet nur tibsr tsmpordrsr
tsmpOrdrsn Rb,umaiismus, bat neur
Rtnb,r, ftinfBsan gntsI unb breiBii
ursntsl, sinen lsbsnoen Bruber I'm III
ter bon 80 Sabren uno einen anbersr
bon IS Snbrsn.
Der @eburtstaesfeisr tuobnten ore
tbrsr ainbsr - 6rau S9rsdsngof
5rau 6enrp Rartin unb 6enrp D6rr -
unb ungsfdbr 42 anb.rs 0srtuanbt
uno Jreunoe BET.
%sb. unb 6rau 6. 8. grsiia uni
isrf6isbens Waitslisber Der grffer
ebangsliidsn 2ig9s. bsrsn dlt.ftsl
gaitsIisb Gruu Sosrr iff. waren eben
faQs anpsisno I'm oas Geburtstags
limb au sbrsn.