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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
RAILROAD WORLD.

J. N. Cornatzer, general agent in the freight and passenger departments of the Rock Island-Frisco system. with head quarters at Memphis, was in the city yes- terday Mir. Cornatzer is considered one of the most popular and best informed railroad men who periodically visits Bir- mingham, and yesterday was exuberant in his praise of the present condition of the south as he viewed it from a rail- road standpoint. In speaking of the sys- tenn that he represents, Mr. Cornatzer said that every department was in a healthy and fourishing condition.
 J. H. McCallister, travelling freight agent for the Norfolk and Western rail- road. was in the city yesterday. Head- quarters in Chattanooga.
 Sam Porter, travelling freight agent for the Big Four in Birmingham. is out on the road.
 General Superintendent A. J. Davidson of the Frisco system of Springfield was in the city yesterday.
 T. J. Parmalee, travelling { passenger agent of the Chicago, Hamilton and Day ton railroad with office in Atlanta. was in Birmingham yesterday. J. N. David son, general agent of the Cincinnati Northern railroad from Cincinnati was in the city yesterday
 w. B. Clements, travelling passenger agent of the Seaboard Air Line from At is in fha citV
 The report of weekly gross earnings to the Wall Street Journal disclose the fol- lowing gratifying figures: The earnings of the Louisville and Nashville railroad for the second week in November was S771, ,395 which Is an increase of s42760 over the corresponding period of last year. The earnings of the Southern rail- way for the same week was $40 7S3, which is an increase of s45,050 over the same week in 1902
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26

There are several events each season on the local stage concerning which mere announcement Is sufficient to insure very liberal patronage, and the engage mant of I,ouis James and Frederick Warde next Wednesday evening is one of them. These famous players are rep resentative of all that is best in the stan dard dramatic productions of this coun- try. On this occasion they will appear Tn Wagenhals and Kemper's scenic produc- tion of "Alexander the Great, which IS generally regarded as lavish dramatic snecfacle The acting company represent ing an ensemble of nearly fifty, inclues Norman Hackett Wadsworth Harris Thomas Coffin Cooke, Miss Margaret Bourne and Miss Engel Sumner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
Ward and vokes.

Ward and Vokes are coming to the Jef- ferson theatre next Tuesday with "A Pair of Pinks," a detective story set to music, with vaudeville trimmings. Ward and Vokes will be seen as two Pinkerton men, and poor old Sherlock Holmes would groan could he see the deeds of Percy and Harold"
 In writing the new vehicle the author found it necessary to locate one whole act in A private jail which is owned by the two Pinks. as he could not ask the public to accept the idea of what he want ed to present as taking place in any jail of their own and in 1t they can do as they please
 The action is spirited and set to music
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
BIG REWARD OFFERED. Sheriff of Jefferson County Will Pay $250 for Arrest of Armour.

A reward of $250 is offered for the ar and Harrison Armour who, it is alleged killed Ruben l.. Little at Morris on Nov ember IA.
 If either of the two men is arrested half of this sum will be paid for his de- livery at any jail in the state.
 w. D. Paris, coroner or the county, offers to pay s25 of this amount. It will be remembered that Little was killed in broad daylight at Morris one Saturday afternoon and the two Armours are ac- cused of the shooting The man was killed by rife shot and 1t is said was the result of a feud of long standing be- tween him and the accused men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
FULL MAIL SERVICE
 HAS BEEN SECURED
REPRESENTATIVE UNDERWOOD SECURES MAIL SERVICE ON L. &
 N. TRAINS 5 AND 6 BETWEEN
 BIRMINGHAM AND DECATUR. !

It Is announced from Washington that Representative Underwood has secured the establishment of full mail service on trains Nos and between Birmingham and Decatur.
 This will greatly facilitate the mail ser vice between this city and the last named town and will greatly benefit every town along the Louisville and Nashville be- tween the two centers.
 ->->>-~----------~---~--~- petition that the people of the territory be authorized to elect a delegate who shall have a seat in the house of representa- lives and be empowered to represent them in matters of concern to them pending be- fore congress. All political opinions were represented in the convention which se- lected MT. Foley and the form of state hood for the territory and all mooted po- litical questions were eliminated from consideration by the convention.
 The resolution adopted by tbe eonven- ton, which were presented to the Presi- dent, urged him to recommend in his an nual message that the territory be grant ed a delegate to be elected by the people the man so elected to have the power and privileges exercised by other delegates in the house. The need of such a delegate Is indicated, particularly in the dellbera- tions incident to providing some form of local self-government for the territory. It Is pointed out that although the terri tory has a population of 50O,000 1t has nc free school system, 100000 children in the rural districts being without school facil- ities no asylums for the insane, and nc provisions for the caring of the helpless homeless and the incompetent The peo. pie of the territory claim the right ot representation in the consideration of sucf matters as are of vital concern to them The President promised Mir Foley to giv' the matter careful consideration and tt discuss it with others.
 It is recognized that some obstacles may be in the way of acceding to the request but they may be surmounted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
Special

Manager Douglas of the Jefferson thea tre is pleased to announce to his patrons the engagement, on Friday, matinee and night December 4, of Howard Kyle IF a revival of Rosemary" which has the record of the greatest comedy success in the history of the Empire theatre, New York city. Sale of seats commences Wednesday, December ?; prices, 20 cents to s.5o. As this engagement promises to be one of the most notable of the sea- son it is suggested that patrons desiring good locations should secure their seats as early as possible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26

xxr AsHINGToN, November 2.-
 N There are eleven contested cleo
 ton cases in the present con gross and the report is current tonight that as soon as the committees are ap- pointed those devoted to a trial of con tested election eases are to get to work immediately and start the work of turn ing out democrats The first case to be taken up is that of Connell vs. Howell from the Scranton, Pennsylvania dis- trict. The Kahn-Lvernash contest rom San Francisco will also be taken up at an early date.
 The house judiciary committee promises to have some spicy work before it next month. It will then begin the considera-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
NEGRO BOUND OVER.
Is Held on Charge of Assault With In
 tent to Murder.

Jack Robinson, a negro, was yesterday bound over to the criminal court on a bond of $50 on a charge of assault with intent to murder Jim Meadows, a cousin of Policemen Henry and Will Murphy
 Several nights back the negro followed MT. Meadows and struck him on the head with a pair of brass knucks as he was crossing the Frisco tracks near Four teenth street. The negro had grudge against MT. Meadows, it is said, because the latter had prevented his killing a ne- gro several days before.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
Pine Shops to Start.

Gadsden, November 25.-(Special) )-The pipe shops of the Gadsden Pipe and Foun- dry shops, which have been idle for the past month on account of scarcity of or ders, due to the great labor strikes in the north and east, will resume operations next Monday and will put on two-thirds of their force for the present. The out look for a market for pipe is more prom isng, and when it improves full force will be put on. The Gadsden plant is in good financial shape, owes no debts and has over $20,0O0 worth of material on the ground.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
INDIAN TERRITORY
 WANTS DELEGATE President Urged to Make a
 Recommendation IS NEEDED IN CONGRESS Citizens Have No Free School sys- tenn, No Asylums for Insane, and
 No Provision for Helpless > and Homeless.
IS NEEDED IN CONGRESS

Washington, November 2o.-Representa- tive Curtis of Kansas presented to the President today c. F. Foley of Eufaula, I. T.. who recently was designated by a convention of the inhabitants of the In- dian Territory to come to Washington and lay before congress their desire to have the territory represented in congress by a delegate.
 MT Foley has presented to congress a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
UNDER TWO FLAGS.

JANE KENNARK as CIGARETTE"
 NOTE.-You may have seen many stock presentations of this play, but this is the original version and production as used by Blanche Bates during her famous New York run. Entire original scenery costumes and effects.-The Management.
 Night Prices: 25c BOG, 75c, $i.0o, s1.5o.
 Matinee Prices: 25c, BOG, 75c, s1.0O. Seats on sale Monday morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
The Wells Company.

The Wills Musical company will be at the Jefferson theatre tomorrow and Sat urday nights and Saturday matinee. Sweet Sixteen" will be the bill for the opening performance. 1.-TWO Old Cronies' and At Atlantic City" will be done on Saturday matinee and night.
 For this engagement the prices will be only one half those usually charged at the Jefferson theatre.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
Gadsden Takes Holiday.

Gadsden, November 25.--(Special. 1.-The merchants at a recent meeting decided to close up their stores at o'clock for the remainder of the day. Special Thanks giving services will be held at the Bap- -tist church at o'clock Thursday after noon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
The Limited Mail.

At the Bijou next week will be present. ed Elmer F. Vanees wonderfully realis- tic spectacular melo-drama, "The Limited Mail" which has become a tradition among the patrons of melo-drama, The Vance company Is a good one.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.

A building permit was issued from the office of the city engineer yesterday to James Lappage to erect two-story frame dwelling at the corner of Nine teenth street and Fifth avenue, at cost of $l2O0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
Appointed Student.

Gadsden, November 25.-(Special)-T. Y. Greet has been appointed a student from Etowah county by the county commis- sioners to the Mobile Medical college, and he has begun his studies there
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
At the Biiou.

"The Night Before Christmas continues to draw good audiences to the B1ou. Ine engagement of this company closes wlth the Saturday matinee, there pelng no Saturday night performance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
RECORD OF COURTS.

Rein Fatooh, by her next friend, s. Fatooh has filed suit in the circuit court against Ellis Nesser Krabey alias Ellis Nesser. to recover 5000 damages for al- legged islander.
 In the United States court yesterday the case of Aaron Dill, charged with peonage was mol pressed. The cases against Marshal Dill and Archie Dill. charged with the same offense, resulted in the imposing of fine of s4oo against each.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
JEFFERSON THEATRE

Wednesday and Tlfhrsday, Thursday Matinee, Thanksgiving Day)
 Nov. 20 and 26 Q. D. Woodward presents the New York Academy of Music Production
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26

J. H. McCallster travelling freight agent for the Norfolk and Western rail- road. was in the city yesterday. Head- quarters in Chattanooga
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26

Sam Porter, travelling freight agent for the Big Four in Birmingham, is out on the road.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26

w. B. Clements, travelling passenger agent of the Seaboard Air Line from At ianta, is in the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
"Alexander the Great"

action is spirited and set to music.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26

General Superintendent A. J. Davidson of the Frisco system of Springfield was in the city yesterday.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10
@lndmnni9 3epeid)e
9es 8ororts be3 decentralization Surs
nerbunoes IN bie@ermaniihe RuleIntSs
@ereini9ung.

Serr S6eooor Sterlpfei, l. S3rift=
mart oes 9OrOrts Des NOroameritani=
I9en Surnerbunoes bat beute i'm 9lufs
trage ossielben on Die 8ermanii&e Wu=
ieum= Nereinigung, Cambridge, Wtafl.,
fOlgenOe SspeIae geianOt, Oeren Sn=
balt fir Ii4 ielbit ipri6t;
Ser Yorort oe5 decentralization
Surner6uuoes IenOet feline aufri6ti9en
Glfifpiinibe Der @ermanii@en Wtu=
ieum=gereiniguns 5u Der GrOffnung
oes @srmanii9eH Wuieums, zines Sn=
ftituts, pel9es berufen lit, Die dlteite
ameritanii9e IniOeriitdt gum Centrum
Der Germanii9en Stuoien in ben Ser.
Staaten ;u MAIDEN uno unierer Station
ein: bObere WertbIddBuus Der Serma=
nii9en @ultur als elm Clement i'm
6or.i9ritt Der Meni9beit bei5ubrin-
gen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10
Seine 0aaoe fur Sen MSroer
Soober.
SerleIbe Nib iein Serbreben an GalSsn
biiBen ntiifien.

8ouberneur Surbin 6nt bas 8efu3
Der 8erwnnOten beg gum SOOe perur=
t6eilten Moroers 6rant SooDer um
umpanolung berSOOesfrafe in lebsnss
Idngli6e 3u4tbausbaft, ni9t betpil=
list. gr lit Der 9luii9t, baB au elmer
oerartisen gegnaOisung feline Ieran=
laiIung Ooriie9t. Sas Staatsoberge=
ri9t bate erit Dor einisen Sagen ent-
i9ieoen, oaB 6OOUer in ieoer Sesie6ung
beg Noroes i'm eriten 8raoe f6uloi9
mar. SerIelbe tuiro am Is. NObem=
Der tn frii6er WOrgenitunoe i'm 3u9t=
6arie su 0ti9igan @itp bingeri3tet
neroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10
Ius Dem Staatsbauie.

@Ouberneur Surbin BAT &equili=
tionspapier on 8ouperneur Sed6dm
bon Sentufp betreffs Nuslieferun9 bon
SObn ShOmas auseeItellt, pel9er in
@lart @ountp Der 8isamie an9etla9
1T. Sbomas bdlt fib sur 2eit Sem
tuGp, mo Satin go l po6nt, auf.
glm H., II. uno l3. 9topember
peroen bier etwa 125 bis $50 S9ul=
Iaperintenbenten aus bem Staate i'm
Staatsbauie 8eriammlungen abbalten.
Prrf. 8. 8. Sores, e6emaliger Super=
int'noent Der SnOianapOliier S9ulen.
ipiro II. u. einsn 8ortrag balten.
X
Snoiana's neues 0anobu9, tuel6es
bon ts=gibliotbefar Senrp unb
ieinen 4iiftenten ausgea,beite unO Su=
inmmenseifelt tpotben iit. III aumDrud
bef0roert morosn uno miro in etwa Ia
Saasn iein @rideinen MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10
0essn oie Ssidaftisuns Der
SoteamGoel.

Die Central 2abpr Union bat in
ibrer leBten Sisuns cine &eIOlution
ansenOmmen, berSufulge oas 2e9is=
latur=@omite Der s. 8. u. Der na4iten
9egislntur cine Bill borleeen iOll.
our9 wel4e es telegrap5ii9eu uno
anberen dbnliben Geieli6aften ber=
bOten wsroen iOQ, Wd09en fiir ben
8otenoienft an5uftellen.
Sie Mit9lieOer Der 6. 8. Il. iine
Der 9nIibt, oaB Die Wdo6en aus
mOrulii6en 8riinSen ftp niat gu iOl.
den Sieniten ei9ueu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10
Sbu9ebaau miro ai9t oeportirt
tuerOeu.

Sas Sspnrtement bes Sanbels in
@ai6in9tOn bat ertldri, baB es ben
San bes iriiden 6lt6tlinss Sames
2pn6e6aun fallen laiien miro. iObaB
alIo BON elmer Deportation besielben
ni3t ne6r Die &eoe iein fann. Sas
Separtement bate fib bemiibt, aus5u=
finoen, cb 9nn6ebaun Die ginDanOe=
runasseleBe perlebt bate, allein oa Der
ielbe unter einem aneenommenen Sra
men in Die Der. Staaten ieinen ginsu9
bielt, 10 tonnte Die 8e66rbe ni6t aus
finosn, mann unO RIO er gelanoet mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10
yforo Merioian ctr. : &eitoen,
berfauft.

6err @eo. 6. Bed, frii6er bier, iebt
in Spotane, Waib., anidifis, bat feline
bieiige &efoens. go. 1l57 81. Meria
oian Str, our9 Die U. Mebstr=Nsen=
tur fir $4,000 an Ssrrn Sp. 6.
@ttins bertauft. 9as Srunbifid iIt
6Oxl95 Gub grOb.
Dur6 oieielbe Nsentur tpurbe au9
Die Sarm, pel9e als SOnes 6arm
befannt unb an Der 9ine Str, itibli9
bon Sroington nabe Der Sbelbpbile
glectr. 8abn beleeen lit, an Serrn
Wm. Man3p fur $4,000 baar pertauft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10
SieRem ieine Sole ,mrId.

6. 9. Quafenbuib bon go. Isl
SOuslab Ctr. tlagte geitern Der pO=
li5ei, bab er in Der SOnntas Na3t i'm
arlington Sotel an Der @eit Waibins=
ton Str, no er un9liidli3er Weiie
iibernadtete, bon 2 StubengenoHen I'm
feline gan5e 8aari6aft, llbr unb io9ar
um feline S9ube beltOblen uOroen lei.
Sm Sotel mubte er pantoffel bergen,
um CUR polisei=Station pileern uno
iein 2eib Hagen 81 f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10
Sranfreim.
O G anoter 5 af o n.

0e q n b tie T j O d o n.
paris, 10. giopbr. Sobn 9.
Safion, Der amer. @eIanbte Sci @rie=
denlano, &umdnisn uno Serbisn III
bier aus &umdnien angelan9t. &e=
eieruns unb Yolt baielbif ieisn ben
Der. Staaten freunOIi9 sefinnt. Der
@eianbte sebt ni6t na9 Serbien. DC
Imsrita, uie England uno Soaane,
big ieBt bic &eaisrung &0nis peter's
nod ni9t anerfannt baben.
Sulgarisn.
9 er 8 ftung BON Offisie=
% len, 10. Roobr. glad pri=
pat= OepeI9sn aus Sufia iiuo in
4uiteaoil, gbilippOpolis unb Sresnit
uerIaieoene OFfi3iere untsr bem ger=
oadt zines NnI4lass scsen ben 5iir=
ten Jeroinano Oerbaftet tpOroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10
v3pei sliidlide Sase. ="
Der SiteI Der nd6iten beuti8en Sbsaters
MuffIbrune.

Serr Georg Seinemann, Der be-
tannte Sirettpr beg ct. 0ouiier Gn-
iemble, mar seifern Na6mittas in Der
Gtabt, I'm iiber oas am 80. glopember
i'm @nsliib Opera Souie aufSufiib=
renbe Stiid nit Dem &epertoir=gomite
oes Sbeatea= Sereins su beratben. 2aut
einfiimmi9en s8eidluB pirb oas
rei3enoe mOoerne 2uiiipiel y3pei sliid=
li9e Sage" aufsefihrt tperben.
Sas Stiid iddumt iibsr bonn elid-
liditen Sumor unb iit 10 rs9t aus Dem
Gntassleben sesriffen. lleber JOlsn=
beiebuns perben mir 10 balo als tbun=
li9 beri9ten. SeoenfalIs ueroient oas
&epertoirs gomite ben Sant bee Sbea=
terfreunoe fur bic trefflide @abl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10
pontrug. Gr beIu6te nod am nd6
ten Sage Die Sduls, itarb absr balo
oarauf an 8ebirneri9iitterun9.
St1btii1e g}imroee
ni9t gem Il DIT.

~ W W ~ ~ W
St. Wanne. Ser 0ogel= uno
Wiloidub=gerein bon Nbams SOmn=
ibip bat foleenbe Seanten ertpdblt:
Wi9ael Sbsriban, Yrdfoent; 6reb.
Sofemeper. @ice=Prdiiosnt; @briftian
SdlauOrOif, Ssfrstdr; SObn 6sleer,
S9abmeilfer. Sie Serbinoune sdblt
1872 Mitslieoer uno bat ieit Den spei
Sabren ibres Seiiebsns bebeutenb our
8ermebrun9 Der S6gsl, Die ni2t nur
bur9 ibren @eiana bes Wenibsn Ser3
erfreuen, iOnbern au6 ben Sarmern
iebr niisli9 iinb, ino:m fie f9doli1e
Snietten bertilgen, beigetraeen. =
Stdotii9e 9fimrooe, belOnoers isne,
Die auf brutale QEeiie anes nieoertnal,
len, mas ihnen Dor Die 6linte tOmmt,
tbun gut oaran, menn fie Die @emar.
tuneen bon Noams SotpnI6ip meioen.
US te Der etn Sfrtte.
Serre Saute. - ginbunoert
Nrbeiter in Dem Musiebunes= Separte=
ment Der bieiisen @iienbabnnaesn=
Sabrit lesten am WOutag Die srbeit
nieber, neil Superintendent 8. s. Cor
oreisebn Irbeiter entlahen bate. als
Serr @or eriudt puroe, einen 8runo
aususeben, warum er Die Mdnner ent=
laiien bate, 9ao er cine idarfe unb
un5ufrieoene Intport. Sas &eiultat
mar, bab cine 8eratbune ftattfano unb
binaen Sur3em legte Elm jeoer arbeiter
in oem Separtement feline gDert5eu9e
nieoer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10
NieOerlan0e.
G q D. au Der IS ri b n g
m q 9te".

SIM Saag, 10. giObbr. Sas
0enesuela Tribunal betpilliete bas
@eIu9 oss amer. @eianoten 8Onen,
Or. Sole Yaul, elmer Der 8enesusla=
8srtreter Der 9emii9ten @OmmiIrOn,
als 8ertreter uuo AntpaIt fir 8ene-
3ueln an3unebmen.
8iaaliroa, Spauiens 0ertreter, pro=
tslfirte gegen rirri9e Se6auptun9en"
WcYsaeb's be3i9ti9 Der ipanif4en
&e4te, Die neientli9 an Der @ibiii=
iation bon Siioamerica mitbelfe. Ser
fol9enoe glnnalt fir Spanien, @laret,
pOlemiirte 9s9en Die 9niprti9e Der
Slpdaoemd9te, ebenIo i'm Namen Der
Ser. Staten &i6ter Yenfielo.
8aris, 10. NObbr. Or. 9aul,
Elm angeie6ener Wiener &e6tsanwalt
uno Mit9liec Der eemiibten @Om=
million, lit nuf Der Sur9reiie nn6
Dem Saag eingetrOffen, no er Sotpsn
Bel 0eriretung @eneaueia's beifte5t.
San Suminso.
&epo ndre IN An=
mar d.
San D ON ng 0, 10. giODbr.
Gin eeltern 3uriideete6rtes 6anonen=
boot Der &esierung beri9tet, Mucoris
beI9Ohen 81 baben, Der nod INNER
in ben Sdnoen Der &ebOlutiondre 1T.
Die Steittrdfte Der &ebolutiondre
ndberr ii6 San Domingo. Seine
frsmoen Sriessi6iffe i'm Safen.
Seutidlano.
Seine Nrmee= 0erftdrtun9 g.
8erlin, 10. Nop. Cine auaen-
iheinii9 BON 9rie9sminiiterium ber=
riibrenbs Melbung tiinoist an, baB Die
&ssisruns an STEELE oes nit oem lau=
f.nosn Giscaliabre erlOi9enoen Quins
quennats feline neue 8orlase einbrin=
aen miro. Sas bisberiee @e=
ies ion auf Elm Sa6r erneuert rueroen
9amit iino Die @eriidte tiber bic an=
eebli9 ssplante @rmee-gerftartuns wi=
oerleot. Ser GntI6lub Der 3eoieruno
entipridt oem &eiultate Der ttrSlidsn
@onferen3 Der bunoesifaatli9en 6inanS=
minifer nit Dem &ei9stan5ler in @er-
lin, oaB ndmli9 Die Gage Der &ei6s=
Sinansen cine @eridiebuns alsr 8Or=
laqen nit neuen 9lufwenoungen er=
hsii6e. Die grneuerung bes 9egen=
ipdrtisen @eieses auf nur elm Sabr
ldBt suslsi9 Die abfi9t Der &esierunG
pornusiehsn, srOBsrs Militdr=pldne in
aneriff gu nebmen, iobalo es Die 81
nan5lase geltattet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10
@rofer 8an

peranitaItet pow oets Sers
etnisten Sogen oes SroenS
oer GermatnS. S0bac III Ser
Columbia Saue am Cant
ftag, ben Id. Wonember 1908.
Gtmtritt 0err ttno Dame
25 Gents.