davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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when everything was a blur before
me. The passages of the kidney Sc
cretions were irregular and painful,
and there was considerable sediment
and odor. / don't know what would
have done but for Doan's Kidney
Pills. l could see an improvement
from the first box, and five boxes
brought a final cure"
Sold by all dealers. SO cents a
box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y.
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gradual ascent to the foot of the
Liguanca Mountains.
With stories of the Port Royal
earthquake always fresh in their
minds, residents of Kingston, espe-
cially the negroes, who constitute
five-sixths of the population, have
predicted that some day Kingston
would meet the fate of the capital it
supplanted.
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What Scared Him.

Mrs. Bacon-"My boy has been
afraid of the dark ever since he was
a child"
Mrs. Egbert-"How do you &C
count for that?"
Mrs. Bacon-"You see, his father
used to sing to him every night when
it was growing dark."-Yonkers
Statesman.
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since 1872, when the seat of e
ment was transferred from Spanish
Town, the latter place becoming the
capital after the destruction of Port,
Royal, in 1892.
1t is situated on the south coast
and on the north side Of the harbor,
the latter being a land locked basin
available for the largest ships. 1t is
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Municipal Fish Market.

Consul-General Richard Guenther
reports that the city of Frankfort
has established a fish market under
municipal supervision, which has
commenced operations in a tempo
rary market hall. Sea fish will be
sold at low prices, controlled by the
city. A reliable fish cooking book
will inform interested parties of the
Fest mode of preparing fish. This
cook will be furnished free of charge,
IS also an exnert treatise relative TO
re Importance of a FISH diet. This
step has been taken as a consequence
Of the present meat famine.
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Was 1t SYmnathy2

Pethick Lawrence, husband of one
of the 'suffragettes" imprisoned in
London, has promised to subscribe
$50 a day to the woman's suffrage
fund for every day his wife remains
in Jail. Whether Mr.. Lawrence is
actuated by sympathy or gratitude,
deponent saith not.
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Insane Man Attempted Escape.

Edward ]. Russell, whose recent
efforts to secure freedom from con-
hnement in an insane asylum failed
In the New York City courts, tried to
escape in Troy when being taken back
to Dannemora by jumping from a
moving train, but he was caught and
taken on to the insane hospital,
where he had been.
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Ambassador BrYce's Speech.

James Bryce, in a speech at lew
castle, said that his aim at Washing
ton would be to cement the already
strong ties between Great Britain and
the United States.
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enclosed on the south by a long
tongue Of land the extremity Of which
Is Port Royal. American visitors to
Kingston were not numerous until
the last few years, when special pas
senger service was instituted. Last
winter thousands of Americans, most
of them from New York, visited the
island, and this year the number
promises to be doubled.
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No Choice.

Are you in favor of government
ownership Of railways"
NO" answered Farmer Corntos.
sci. 81 amt botherin' one way nor
the other. I have had claims agin
the railroad an claims agin the gov
eminent an it was a stand-off which
got settled irst."-Washington Star.
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Weekly.
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Legacy FROM a Cat.

A cat named Pinkeye has died at
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, leaving an estate
of 100000 to a sister cat. Each of
the cats inherited $4,000 last year
from B. F. Dilley, an eccentric mil
Misunderstanding Dispatch.
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AS recently as 1906 seers on the
island made the solemn prophecy that
within two years the city would be
swept into the sea. Despite these
forebodings, however, Kingston has
had a steady growth and improve
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Papal Encyclical Accepted.

Eighty French Catholic prelates
met at the Chateau de la Muette to
consider what action to take for the
preservation of the church. The Pa
pal encyclical was accepted.
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II was SO weak
ened and general
Iy run down with
kidney dis ease
that for a long
time l could not
do my work and
was five weeks in
bed. There was
continual bearing
down pain, terri
BILE backacbes,
headaches and at
times dizzy spells
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Those Picture Postcards.

Miss De Style-"How far did you
go on your vacation?"
Miss Gunbusta-"Thirty post
cards up the Hudson, and thea forty
two postcards west."-Woman
Home Companion.
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FURNITURE FOR FUEL.
Seattle Suffers From Cold Because of
Shortage of Coal.

Shortage OF Coal
Seattle, Wash.-Seattle has suf-
fered severely from the cold wave. In
many homes furniture was chopped
up for fuel, and old antiques which
had been saved up from grandmoth-
ers' days went under the axe. The
charitable societies had many re-
quests for aid which they were una
BILE to grant, as they, like the general
public, we're unable to purchase the
coal or wood which every one so
eagerly sought.
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Well SunnIied.

whats the difference between in.
surance and assurance"
1.-THE distinction is, that the aver
age agent has the former to sell and
the latter to Puck.
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Tried and Found Wanting.

"You say you have no faith in
Nine. De Skynn's wrinkle and wart
e~radicator?"
mo; I tried it on a large pickle
and it failed absolutely"
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We Strive to Please.

Shopper-"I want to see some
Brussels"
Clerk-"Yes, madam; in-er-
carpets, sprouts, or point lace?"-
Harper's Weekly.
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A Swedish inventor thinks the
price of alcohol made from peat will
be less tsan one-half of the present
price of alcohol and lower than the
lowest price of refined petroleum.
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Psrun is a household friend in mora
Than a million homes. This number Is
Increasing every day. Peruna has become
a household aUord all oreY' the EnqIisb
speaking aUorld. 1t is an old tried remedy
for all catarrhal diseases of the head,
throat, lungs, stomach, kidneys, bladder
and female organs.
Ask Your Druggist for Free Peruna
almanac for 1907.
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Beef Trust to Make Shoes,

Members of the National Boot and
Shoe Manufacturers Association in
convention, at Boston, predicted that
the Beef Trust would soon be making
boots and shoes.
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Valuable.

"le's a very bright girl, isn't
she?"
Frequently. But it isn't sus.
tanned. There are moments when she
IS manageable Life.
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Noise.

Rivers--"Can there be sucn a
thing as a crying need?'"
Brooks-"Why not? Everybody
knows there is such a thing as a
bowling success."-Chieago Tribune.
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No Need to Now.

"Going to take the family abroad
this winter?"
"No; we have given up the trip.
Our cook has decided to stay
Judge.
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Mercantile business In Kingston is
conducted largely by Scotchmen,
while the tobacco trade, which is ex-
tensive, is carried on by natives. The
stores are large and very similar to
those to be found in an American
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Mother Shot Dead at Christening.

NAOU1OI DIOO DCdU UU NIlTIsIeHtl1Ss
Mrs. Hannah Healey was shot and
killed in Chicago at a celebration fol-
lowing the christening of her baby.
The bullet was accidentally fired from
the revolver of Probationary Police
man William DwYer, a guest at the
celebration.
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No Joke.

"One-half the Senate-er--"
Lets have it."
Doesn't know how the other half
keeps out of ail."-Louisville Cou-
rier-Journal.
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An epidemic of maIarial fever ex-
lists at Tananarivo, Madagascar, a
city of 10000, which has resulted
in the death rate averaging 500 a
month.
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His Best Achievement.

Aunt think you say your pray
ers very nicely, Reggie"
Young Hopeful-"Ah, but you
should hear me gargle!"-Punch.
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Seeing,s Relieving.

Attentive Waiter-"Feel like a
cup of tea, sir?"
Irascible Customer-"Do I look
like a cup OF tea?"-Harper's
Weekly.
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All in the "Touch."

Church-'"To be successful, a beg
gar should be like a popular
pianist"
Gotham-"I see. He should have
a pleasing touch."-Yonkers States.
man.
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Merely That.

Her face is simply perfect,
Her smile is good to see;
She has a faultless figure,
But she is not for me
Her bare and cleaning shoulders
Possess a graceful slope,
And she is but a picture
That advertises soap.
Boston Post,
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city Of 10000 persons. The two prin-
cipal business streets are Harbour
and Port Royal, the former the home
Of the retail shops and the latter of
the wholesale. Along the water front,
which is always the scene of keenest
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At the Laundry.

what do you think the most
pressing evil of the day."
"a cold iron."-Josh Wink, in
Baltimore American.
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A Fitch But No Strike.

"Did she miss her husband after
he had left herr"
"No; but she missed him before
he had left herewith a milk pitch
er."
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Americas first printing press was
erected at Harvard in the year 1893.
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National Church Pronosed.

Henri des Houx is attempting to
found a national French Catholic
Church, which will accept the Separa-
ton law.
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The Greatest Common Divisor.

Hobbs-"I understand that you've
had an addition to your family"
Dobbs-"More like a multiplied.
joints triplets."
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FPTS,S st. Vitus'D lance Nervous Diseases per
manentlycured by DIR. Hines Great Nerve
Restorer. 3 trial bottle and treatise free.
DR.. Il. &. Kline, Id 931 Arch St, Phila.. Pa.
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Mrs; Winslow'sS Soothing Syrupfo Children
teething, softens thegums, reducesintiamma-
ton. allays pain, cures wind collie, 25ca hottla
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Subsidy Bill Renorted.

The, House Committee on Merchant
Marine and Fisheries voted, 8 to T.,
to report favorably a ship subsidy bill
prepared by Mr.. Littauer as a sub
stitute for the Grosvenor bill.
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There are ffty-two medical societies il
New York CITY.
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Piles Cured in 6 to IL Dave

No photographs are ever taken Of women
in China.
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Brides in Australia are pelted with rose
leaves.
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q Morse Christian name Haakon
and the English family name Haw-
kin OF Hawkins come from the same
root, and are pronounced in the same
fashion. NY-A
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81 wish you would shoot that dos
of yours. He annoys the whole
neighborhood."
II will if you'll shoot your daugh.
ter or burn your piano"
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In stature Eskimo women are the short
est on earth.
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Snails' eyes are at the end Of the upper
pair of f%eelers.
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Pazo Ointment is guaranteed 10 cure any
case OF Itching, Blind, BleeiIngor ri ~rotruding
Piles in 6 TO II daysor money refunded. 50c'
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italian peasants are becoming decidedly
hostile to the drivers of automobiles.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26

Cine bDfe Na4t mubte
Gbas. 2apfon, Der 9ilfspG9ter bss
Sbomas' point : 2eu9ttburmes BET
Baltimore, burdmaden. Ct fpurbe
balberfroren in einem fIeinen Segel=
boot rpr gapitGn 8urfe BON benz
S9leppbampfer rRabiant" unb Co
pitdn Wm. 8. g)erfes bonn S4Iepps
bampfer nMafbinston" aufsefif9t.
na9bem er bic sanae Naat biilflos
i'm gis einseidloKen, Bel elmer Semi
peratur unter Nuu, bin unb Der gez
trieber mar. 2apioR tpoIte fur3 Dor
OunfeIfp.rben bonn Geftlanbe na1
benz 2eu4tthurm aberfeben, fein
Boot nurbe. aber bon Der Sluib unb
benz Sis erfobt unb in bic Bal bin
aussetrassn, mo- Der bebauernstpertbe
Sn{afe in Der ftrenaen RGlfe obne
DEFENDERS marine 4leibune anb obne
Rabrung applf Stunben berbrinsen
muBte. Oils er BON fetnen Rettern
aufsenommer purbe, iparen feline
9dnbe, 6iiBe unb @eiiht bonn SroF
furhtbar anaef4polen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26

Die be IL Gigenfd3at
elmer guten Sc q &C
fcG boria tsIeLen, bGB s. m5gliGf
piel uno CUTE MiI3 bei gerin1er 5uts
teroufnabme lisf,rt. Der &0tper mus
ii9 Dem sinen 3pede Der Mil9er5eus
sung 10 ipsit tpie m0sIi9 fiiesn. b. T..
es bari bas Sbier BON benz ibm barge
rei9ten Sutter muir 70 piel fur fi9 be-
balten, DAB es felbft gut unb esiuno
unb eesen 8rantbeiten piberitanbss
fGbig bleibt, unh ben anberen She'll
mub IS in Mil9 umfesen. Sm alter
BON stpei Big flint Sabrsn lit bic 3iese
am bsiten bisrsu seeienet. @on bieier
3eit pGdit lie. fruu6t fomit bel Suts
ter our &0rperbilbune UNI oamGlieer
9eranbitbuas Der Mil4crgune, unb
nod bteiem Iltsr tritt f9pn pieber
cine GENTLE Gri9laffuns elm. 1eber
feds Biz fieben Sabre lang follte man
feline 3ieee balten, ba lie fi6 fpGter
audi nur mod tpenig mGiten ldbt unb
bas Tleif4 gang alter Shiere nidt be-
ionbers' Dobf9medenb tit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26
Yroseffe sesem Sbters.

Der bobe Gatb bon Worms befres
tirt. i'm Sabre 1868, baB, tperlr1 elm
M.uf4 bur6 8ienenftide ben Sob
trIitten babe, bic bss MorDes i4ulbis
gen 8isnen glei4fuIs gum Sobe So
perurtbeilen Ieien. vGs fon iebo4",
10 figt bus @sisB ipeisb.itsoOG bins
gu, yunter allen l1mftGnben seftattet
itin, ibren 9onis gu ehen."
Sm Sabre 1870 ipurben in 8urs
suno an. S9neine elmer 9erbe Oers
6aftet unb -proaeifirt, neil elm &nabe
BON br.i Sdu.n, bic gefiir4tet hatten.
Dab sr ibnsn bic 3unSen pegnsbmen
piirbe, aet0otet porben mar. Die
S4psineberoe sehOrte einem alotsr
unb Der Qlsgang bes Proaehes
ma9ts ben MOn4en grobe Gorge:
Die S4netne ionten nGmli4, tpenn
lie bur4 bus einseleitete @eri4tspers
fa6ren tart belaItet piiroen, nttt
nur binssri9tet, fpnoern aud nod gu
4iGe perbrdnnt tperben, mas lie nos
tiirli4 ppGitGnbig unseniebbar gez
ma9t 6dtt.. Der prior mics oaber
in einem S9riftiab burauf bin, oab
mad benz grgebniB Der Inter u9ung
nur brei SGue i6ulDis ieien, Die an
bsren Sbisre dber foitenlos freiges
iprofen spsrOen miiBten. Sus nrtbeil
= 10 ersdblt Die 9rGfin Martinengo
GeIdresco in einem in Der .Gontemz
pordrp HeDieip" enlightenment Irtitel
uuroe crit neun Sabre o. fpGter ssz
fproGen. Der t0er5og pon 8urguno
perurtbeilte dls pberiter 8eri6tsbsrr
nur Die brei i&ulbisen SGue unb Elm
S9pein9en (pus mp9te oas UNI
i9ulbigs Ding inn muir getban bdz
BENG gum Spbe. Die anoern Shpeis
ne. purben freigeiproGen. obtpohl ne
na6peislih Der grmproun9 pes
8naben b~sig.pobnt unb ni9ts gu
ieinem S6uBe getbun battsn. VS.
qa6 u6er in alien 3eiten nidt nur
Strafe, Ionoern audi @~ipilproaehe ges
gen Sbiere.
Sn Saint Srlien paren 1857 bic
Sliesen auf S9absneriab Derflass
porben. Sbr Re9tsanpalt bsbarp.
tete, bab lie BON Natur bas 2e4t
bdtten, iberan bin gu flissen uno
i6 cuf ale 9esenitGnos, ergo audi
auf bic Weinpflansunsen Der 9emein=
De, gu IeBen. Der 8ertreter Der Sc
meinbe beffritt ibnen bisies Re4t,
uno meinte, b.; ielbit- bic 6liesen
nur gum NuBen unb ni6t gum S9az
ben Der Meni4bsit sei4affen isien.
Odrduf antfportete bic @ertbeioigung,
baB Der Menf9 atpar ben SAieren sts
bieten oiirfe, aber fem Re9t babe, i.
gu ~berfolsen unb gu qudlen. Die
&idtsr iparen in GROCER 8erlegenbeit.
SalieBli6 md9te Der 8iirgermeilter
bon Saint Sulien einen 8erslei4sz
borI9lae, Der mad ldngen @erbdno<
1unsen ansenommen puroe: man
iiftrlieb ben Sliegen elm Slid 2unb,
auf peldem lie in Srieoen i6re Sage
psrbringen fonten, obne es ie gu pers
ldHen. =. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26
uur

-2Guft N nur
benz mailer. 8apt. Gborlss Us.
Olbriepe bat auf Sapimmiduben ben
Waferpeg bon Cincinnati, o., nab
Nefp Orleans, ben Sbip unb Miiiii=
fippi binab, cine Strede o 1900 Weis
len, In 40 Sasen tpenissr As Minuten,
1uriideeleet unb nit bieier 2eitung Die
rWeltmeiferi9aft", iopte cine Dettc
ron $1,000 getponnen. Beinabe mare
CT in Netp Orleans on Canal Strabe,
bi6t am 3iel, peruneliidt, benin Die
9roBen S9pimmi9ube idliipften un'
ter i6m binfpes unb Der WafergGneer
ftiir5te fopfiiber in BEN SluB. Seint
sSrau, bic i'm in einem Huberboot uuf
Ser eanssn Tabrt 6esleitet battle. elite
Ianen gu 9ilfe unb rettete Jpn. OBJ
riepe trat am 1. Sanuur bon Gincins
natl aus feineR Wafer : Spd5ier9dns
an unb bic in Der Wette eeIte0te 8ebins
euns mar, baB er Nep Orleans binnen
40 Sasen errei9en iOll.. Sci ben
ssGlen oberbal6 Don louisville bate CT
einsn Mufentbalt bon "a Stunben, Der
in M68uq qebra6t purbe. Sur Bel
Sage i6ritt OlbrieOe iiber bic MaRcr,
nGbreno err Die Ta9t am nfer 5uS
bradte. Der 8erlierer Der sisenartiz
oen Wette lit gbparb WiIidms bon
Bolton. Die bon Olbriepe gebrau6tcl
SdpimmI9ube paren aus 3ebernboii
eefertist, So SUB lang, funf Son brei.
unb iieben- 13on tief.
Sn Der 0erIegenbett.
Rum 9udud, pie t6nnen Sh nur
in ben 9rdben fubren!"
Chauffeur tbemaliger Rofletenhr):
u9erseibune, Serr Baron, basSdnauz
ierl bat ii6 ieoenfaas Dor Der UoeslS
iheu6e bort gei4eut."
Oie Wunben, bic Der 3abn Der .3eit
ben M:nfden i4ldgt, bernarben am
f9perften.
Wie CROP Elm Mtnf9 bentt, seiGt
fi9 barin, fpopon er ileir bentt.
Tur bic Menihen perffeben iiG
tpirfli9, bic audi unberffGnbfi4es pons
chamber binnebWen fSnnen.
Sc sr6ber bos @enie, beftopenissr
fogt es Der Msenee. Gs sfbt f1rr elmer
Seufel. aber teineu Soft bes p6beIs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26
Blu pfrI ~prrluupt.

,Gins unpsrf6dmte perfOn unisrs
aD9inl grft fast lie. fe i6uue mebr
auf quite 8ebanblun9 dls auf ben
2pbn! SEPT baben mir fie gut bebanz
belt = unb nun min tie ben 2Obn aud
no6!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26
800. 35 Sub SHERIDAN Ctr.
Merchants National Bank.

4ts 1T cine quite SADIE fur cine Ser
W fon. seIessntIi4 eiuise Winuten
basu gu berpenben UNI aussureds
men pie man Isin eintommen bsrweus
bet bat. @enn bic Yrifuns burd>
sreifenb 1T, 10 wiro man man9en
Soften fnben. tpel6er 3 lite uuterlaf en-
tperoen tounen- Hidels, Dimes unb
Quarters, Die 10 Ieiat gu berauSsaben
fne, MAIDEN Dollars, unb Die Dollars,
10 oft ME m0slid nit bieier itarfen
@eIeal1aft ~beponirt. nadien gu einem
Sonb, Der in Belt Der TOlb iubtantieae
SiIfe bietet. Sbr Spar Gonto, oh sros
ober tIsin, III tuiatOmmsn. Beginner
Sic iest, beute nod.
The INDIANA TRUST COMPANY
XapttaI. .......... $1,000,000.O
nebsri9us ......... 325,000.W
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26

Dte ubgefetmteften SpiBs
buben unb @erbreder, bic Is siebt,
finb pffenbar %. 9usbes unb Wesleb
Ssbourn BON Cumberland, Mb., bon
ipelhen grferer tpesen zines Morbs
ansriffs gu 10 unb 2ebterer tpesen
9iebitabls 5u s Sabren 3u9thauss
bait Derurtbeilt tpprben -inb. Ils
Ssrtff Samilton bon M1esanp
@ountp fe nud benz 3u9tbaus in
Baltimore bra9te, raubten iie auf
benz 3use Der Baltimore : Shios
8abu Dem 3eitungsperfGufer mebrers
padete gbofolabe, fir bic Der Sheriff
fpGter berappen muBte, unb i'm Gam
ben : 9ubnbofe periu9te elmer Der
beioen @erbreder, bic nit 6dnSiGels
len suidmmeugefefelt fparen, nit Der
freien Sanb i'm 9ebrdnge einsn ga
fdenbiebitdhl.
-OergrofefforO Or. pann:
mig in Berlin ipurbe pom 2anbge'
:i9t in 9amburg gu einem Sag Sc.
ftunssbaft perurtbeilt, neil er BEN
hamburger @e4tsanpalt Or. Sui'
tpegen 8sleibigung cine Suelforoe'
runs bate iiber6rinsen lahen. prpfsi.
for panntpiB ertldrte, er babe gun
Dueu forbern miifen, ba ibm anoe'
renfdlIs bas l1niformtrugen Derboter
porben more. Oas @eri4t ertldrte
bob Der i6per beleibiste Inseflast'
nidt anbers babe banbeln tDnner
unb bab besbalb bas Strafminbeft'
maB ansebrudt erf9eine.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26
Drur,trrutfp,t.

.Msr iparen benin bic brei !Serren,
nit benen Sic ebsn fpraden2" : Der
NIT benz f6porsen 9aar trar Der alte
Meper. Der nit BEN srauen 9aar mar
feih Sobn unb Der nit Der @Iabe fem
gnfeI."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26

Gin bDbmif6er &omponiit, Der in
benz Rufe ftebt. aiemli9 itarte muIifa=
lif9e Nnleiben bel beribmten 2ollegen
gu MAIDEN, er5dblt in @efenf9aft bic
betannte 3sssnbs, nadr ipsfter in
8Dbmen iebem 3inb in Der @iese elm
9eler unb cine 9eiee bingebaltsn
fperbs. @reift es mad benz 3eIler,
nirb es Elm 9ieb, min es bic 9eiee,
elm Muiitant. Gr f9lieBt feline grs
sGblune nit Der 5rage: Limb mas
slauben sic, pona9 id gesriffen
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-28
MAGN1FrEs THE TELEPHSNE.

7
 ''To sit a milet away fro rTthe plat form on which an orator is speaking or a band playing and to hear voice or music as perfectly as if one's chair were within yard of the stand; and to know, at the same time that, at twenty different points in as many diff ferent directions all equally distant from the speakers or performers, other listeners are enjoying the same privilege, is an experi- ence that the invention of new instrument called the multiphone had made possible and which will soon become one of the commonplace con- veniences of modern life" Thus writes w. H. Hodge in the Technical World Magazine. With the invention of the multiphone," he continues, 'the powers of the telephone have been vastly en- larged, and a new wonder developed out of this sometime commonplace in strument, The multiphone magnifies both the transmitting and receiving capabilities of the telephone. I can pick up all the significant sounds in an area almost as great as that controlled by the human ear, and reproduce it at @ distance so that anyone within a similar range from the receiver may hear almost as well as though he were at the first named point. Audiences may be amplified, to the physical limf- tations of wires and instruments, and actual demonstrations have proved that orators no longer need disappoint over flows from inadequate halls"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-28
NO STILL, FOR THE FARMERS.

You may but you can't" is practi- caIly what Uncle San has said to farm CTS of the United States in regard to the homemaking of renatured alcohol. A theatrical man would say that the lawmakers at Washington have hand ed the farmers a lemon.'' The Tech nical World Magazine has an article by H. c. Hunting on the subject of the farmers disappointment, The writ CT goes on to say: Permission to man. ufacture and use, but permission so hedged about with conditions as to make 1t practically worthless, is what the law amounts to so far as the small would-be maker and user of denatured alcohol is concerned. The idea which grew at first in the minds of the men who need the newly cheapened com modity, and would most promptly make use of it if they could, has been that a veritable boon was bestowed upon them by the new law and that straight way all that any man need do to avail on denaturant business hhhhhhhhh on the denaturant his musiness would permit him to use and make his own supply as his demand called for it. But. unfortunately, this is not the case. Whether through the schemes of the enemies of the law or the errer of its friends, the individual who would make denatuerd alcohol for his own exclusive use is just as effectively prohibited from doing so as if the law had never been passed