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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-07

PRISONERS ARE SENTENcED-Alers,
der Wheatley, who pleaded guilty 10 a charga
OF robbery. was sentenced by Judge Dun6e
yesterday 10 serve four years in San Ouentfn
He held up and robbed William Sykes ~ s3J
on May 10. John Gibbons John Coffev and
Henry Valley, convicted OF burglary for
breaking Into the premises OF New0fl r.
Brother, soap manufs scturers PIP rrnS,
street, on April 20 and stealing two boxes ~
soap, were each sentenced TO serve fifteen
months IN San Quentin.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-07

recently began suit for $3.50 900 damages
against Abe Reuf and forty-one others for
malicious prosecution. alleging that they had
kept him in jail and the insane asylum for
most OF the last seventeen years.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-07

LAPIQUE SUES-John LApique his own
lawyer, began suit against NJ. Hoffman for
$1,000 assigned claim from Henry Vol,
who, IL is said. lent Hoffman the amount in
question. Lapique Is the meat packer who
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-06-02

Boys WASHABLE SUITS
Bows brown and blue striped cheviOt
Suits, bias band trimming, blouse styles, at
400 each.
Brown and tan cOlOred blouse Suits Of
cheviOt and crash, white band finish, ages 3
to 10 years, at 6Oc each.
Boys fancy mixed and striped cheviot
Suits, we'll made and nicely trimmed, Sailor
and Russian styles, ages to 10, at 75c.
Fine cheviot and doeskin, Sailor and
Russian Blouse Suits, deliberately trimmed,
white collar and belt. CSC each.
Fine blue and red striped dOeskin Suits,
the very best make, and trimmings of the
latest fashion, Russian Blouse style, white
Sailor collar and belt, ages q to 8, price
$3.50.
Pure linen of solid coIOrs, white band
trimming, Blouse style, ages 3 to 10, at 1.49
each.
White duck and pique Suits, Sailor,
Russian and Blouse styles, ages q to lO,
price CSC to $3.50 each.
Separate pants, white, solid and fancy
colors, 3 to - years, price 25c and 49c
each.
Mothers Friend Waists, white and fan
cy colors, 400 each.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-06-02
OBITUARY

William Terrell was born near Belfast,
in Russell County, Va, on March 18th,
1925, and came to Tazewell county about
thirty years ago. He died May 2lst,
1904, aged 7S years months and Ii days.
He was baptized and joined the Mission
airy Baptist church 40 years ago, and was
man of strong faith and devoted Chris
tian all bis life. The deceased was highly
esteemed by all who knew him. He was a
good citizen, good neighbor, successful
farmer and business man, provided we'll
for bis household and educated his chill
dren well. Brother Terrell was greatly
afflicted, patiently suffering great deal.
He took a deep interest in the welfare of
his county,
When the time came for bis departure
he was ready and happy, and said he
would be with Jesus. His funeral sermon
was preached by the writer at Steelsburg,
and then we buried him in the cemetery
there. A large number of people attend
ed the funeral and promised to meet
Brother Terrell IN Heaven, He leaves
highly respected family, composed of bis
widow, four SONS and one daughter,
PATTON J. LocKHART.
kgov 0zth 1Q0A
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-06-02
Circuit Court Proceedings.

When we went to press lsst week the
case of the Commonwealth W.. James
0'Conner was still occupying the aiten-
ton Of the circuit court. On Thursday
afternoon the jury brought in verdict
acquitting him Of the charge Of felony,
but finding the accused guilty Of On as
sault and assessing fine of three hundred
dollars against him. A motion was made
Immediately by counsel for the accused to
set aside the verdict and for an arrest of
judgment. The motion was argued before
the court on Friday, and Judge Henson
took time to consider before deciding the
question raised by the motion. Up to
this writing the judge has not rendered bis
decision.
On Saturday the appeal case of The n.
and w. Railway Co. against certain citi-
zens of the town Of Graham and Tszewell
county was lgued before the court. This
case involves the condemnation of certain
water rights at Graham for the use of the
Railway Company, and is very impor-
tant case involving the riparian rights Of
the defendants.
The application Of certain citizens Of
Thompson Valley for road leading from
town across Rich Mountain was argued on
Monday This case was begun more than
year ago in the county court, the sppl-
cation having been endorsed by the board
of supervisors. Judge Henson decided
certain preliminary questions in the case
on Tuesday morning. He decided that
the order Of the county court establishing
the road was null and void, and that an
order of the board of supervisors requiring
the applicants for the road to pay the costs
of the litigation was also null and void.
He then fixed upon the 10th inst. to hear
and decide the case upon its merits
Since Tuesday morning to this writing
the court has been occupied with the trial
of the damage case of A. S. Higginbotham,
administrator of Antony Rukus. We. The
Pocahontas Galleries Co. Rukus was
Hungarian miner and was killed in the
baby" mine explosion at Pocahontas
which occurred about two years ago. If
we remember correctly this case has once
been tried and verdict for $4,000 dam
ages rendered by the jury; but that for
some reason the court set the verdict
aside.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-06-02
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Trunks, Bags, Grips and Suit Cases at
The Big Store. All styles and prices.
Harrison 4 Gillespie Bros.

Trunks, Bags, Grips and Suit Gases at
The Big Store. All styles and prices.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Under new rule, which went into force
the 1st instant, all phone messages from
this place to Graham and Pocahontas will
hsYe to be paid for as regular toll messages
Heretofore all persons who we're subscrib'
ers for the phones of the Tazewell Tele-
phone Exchange could send messages to
Graham and Pocahontas free of cost.
Boyer has recently placed new and
beautiful soda fountain IN his store, from
which he proposes to dispense only pure,
clean and wholesome drinks. He warns
his patrons against the use Of the new
drinks that he and others know nothing
about and that in many instances are
dangerous.
Under the new schedule on the CliDch
Valley Division the Roanoke Daily papers
now arrive at 1870 a. m. Under the
former schedule they did not reach our
postoffice until $3.50 p. m. This gives us
the Roanoke papers FIVE hours earlier on
day of publication, which is great adj
vantage to them and qualification to their
subscribers here.
w. S. Moore will be at Ratlf Hotel
June 3rd to 9th with his usual line OF
Jewelry, Diamonds, Watches, ETC. He
will have in addition large a varied as
sortment Of Rich Cut Glass, Fine Chinas,
Sterling Silver, and many other articles
suitable for birthday gifts, presentation
pieces and bridal presents.
d. b. Ryland & Co.
Under the new schedule of trains for
the Clinch Valley Division mails will be
closed as follows at the Tazewell post
Office. For No. rs, due at 1917 a. M,
mail closes at $50 a. m. For No. IL, due
at 9:O4 p. M, will close at 2:3O p. m. For
No. IL, due at 1:95 p. M, will close at
loo p. m. For No. 20, due at ola p. M,
will close at 4:40 p. m.
There is no better clothing on the mar
ket than that shown by US. We guarantee
the value-Strouse & Bros. issue an insur-
ance policy on every sui they make, in
surfing the make, fit, wear and color. You
take no risk. Sole agents,
Hartman & Bottimore
Yesterday about noon marriage took
place in the parlors of the Ratliff Hotel
The contracting parties were Miss Alice
Ravens and Mr.. Andrew M. Lane, both Of
Graham, Va. Mr.. Lane is a travelling
salesman for the Bluefeld Grocery Com
pany. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. j. n. Harman and wac witnessed by
a dozen or more friends and acquaintance
of the bride and groom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lane left on the 100 p. m. train.
Tazewell Supply Company
is offering % cents cash for
good grade of unwashed wool
delivered at Tazewell. This
price is subject to immediate
acceptance and the market
change.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-06-02

We have other valuable farms for sale.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-06-02
Very Pretty Wedding

On yesterday afternoon at five O'Clock
one of the prettiest weddings that has
been in TazeweIl county for long while
took place at the beautiful home CT Mr..
and Mrs. R. Bowen Watts. The con-
tracing parties were MIR. William Law
renee Painter and Miss Kate Watkins
Redd. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. G. R. Brown and was witnessed by a
large throng of relatives, friends and in
vited guests.
The handsome parlor had been Taste
fully decorated with evergreens and flow
ers, and beautiful arch of evergreens and
roses placed at the west end of the room,
under which the bride and groom stood
while the ceremony was performed. They
entered the parlor to the strains of Men.
delsohnn's Wedding March. Then came
Miss Ida Painter, maid of honor, and Mr..
Frank St. Clair, best man. The atten-
dants came next aud were, Miss Leta Davis,
of Rural Retreat, Va, with Mr.. John
Greever; and Miss Sallie May Glider.
sleeve with Mr.. Charles Painter.
The bride was gowned in white chiffon
and real lace, carried an exquisite bunch
of lilies Of the valley, and looked very
lovely. The maid of honor and the brides
maids wore gowns of blue organdie and
lace, carried white fans and presented a
very charming appearance.
Miss Mamie 7. Fagg, of Mora, W. Va,
who was dsintily attired in white habitue
silk with chiffon embroidery, played the
wedding march. While the ceremony was
in progress she played pretty air, "Be-
cause l love you." As the bridal party
and guests left the parlor for the dining
room she played "Cavaleri Rusticana."
The guests were received by Mesdames
]. ]. Fagg, of Mora, w. Va, and S.
G. Peery. Mrs. Fagg wore handsome
gown Of black spangled net and Mrs.
Peery one of old rose silk and Roman
lace.
The supper served to the guests was
sumptuous and excellent in all lite appoint
ments. That it was greatly enjoyed by
the assembled guests goes without the
saying. Mr.. and Mrs. Watts gave the
guests a cordial greeting and made the
occasion a very enjoyable one.
There was large number Of beautiful
and useful presents given the bride and
groom, and they were warmly congrstu'
lated by the friends and relatives who
were present. May friendships fairest
flowers bloom in the garden Of their
destiny and adorn for them an elysian
home in the happy vale Of content.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-06-02
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE

desire to sell my hotel prop
erty at Tazewell, Va. 1t is the
most thoroughly up-to-date and
we'll equipped hotel property in
Southwest Virginia. Large din
ing room, splendid Office and
sample room, heated by hot
water, supplied with bath rooms,
closets, etc. Brick building re-
Gently built with ample number
rooms. Livery stable attached.
hrs. c. ]. BARNS,
TazsVell, Va.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-06-02
Real Estate Column

Mercer County, w. Va.-293 acres lying
on the turnpike road between lngleslde
and Princeton, about . miles from rail-
road. About 40 acres cleared, balance in
timber There is no mountain land in
Guided in this tract. Convenient to school
and church. Write or call on IL for par
ticulals.
Water. power saw and grist mill, includ-
lng iue dam, and two.story building,
also about 3 acres Cf land. The mill con-
taIns a lathe machine, cut off and single
saw, Leilell Wheel 80 inches IN diameter,
52-inch Dision Saw. Capacity to thou
sand feet per day. Price $500. Terms
reasonable.
100 acres lying miles of Asberry,
Tazewell county, Va. 40 acres cleared,
balance in timber. There is good Groom
dwelling, barn and other necessary out
buildings, good water, fine orchard, etc.
Price $3.50, oDe.half cash, balance aad 2
years with interest.
Town of Graham Two story with base
ment store house, one two story dwelling
house and one story cottage dwelling; also
eight lots situated in the town OF West
Graham, Tazewell county, Va. Price
5000. Write or call on us for partic'
ulars.
Greenbrlar County, w. Va.-675 acres
more or less in Greenbriar County, w.
Va, one mile from g. & o. r. r, 800
acres in small timber, tenant houses,
medium size stable, water all over the
farm, large limestone springs, excellent
grazing. Price $500. This is a fine
bargain.
IA acres in Tazewell county, Va, stu
ated J miles north ofTazewell, and ! mile
from lazewell Station, seven acres under
cultivation, the remainder grazing land.
There is a two story, frame dwelling with
six rooms, four of which are plastered and
kitchen anG dining room ceiled; there is
also nice young orchard, good spflng and
spring house, stable, crib, smoke house,
etc. Price $1700
Monroe County, w. Va.-255 acres in
Monroe County, w. Va, II miles FROM
county seat, Union" This is a fine
bluegrass farm, well watered and lays
well; 80 acres in meadow land, and with
tie exception of acres, binder can be
run all over the farm; good story eight
room dwelling, plastered, one tenant
dwelling, two good barns, and other nee
essary outbuildings; two good orchards,
vineyard, fish pond, cattle stalls, etc.
Price $4,000.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-06-02
Quarterly Meeting

The third Quarterly Meeting for Taze-
we'll Station will be held next Saturday
and Sunday, the 4th and 9Th, in Main
street church. Rev. w. NJ. Morrell, the
Presiding Elder, will preach at IL a. M.
Saturday and IL a. m. and p. m. Sum-
day. There will also be services in the
North Tazewell church Sunday night.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-06-02
Mr.. CLEVELAND SAYS
PARKER is THE WINNER
He Believes the New York Man VIII Be
Named, But Does Not Change His
Opinion as TO 0lney or Gray.

Princeton, N. j., May 30.-Grover
Cleveland has broken his silence regard
ing the Presidential situation and in
statement says:
81 have believed for some time, and |
believe now, that Judge Alton B. Parker,
of New York, will be the nominee Of the
National Democratic Convention for the
Presidential Office. This expression Of
my opinion lie not new. In reiteratIng it
at this time, when there seems to be lull
in the Parker movement, do not mean
to yield my original judgment, which was
that either Mr.. Olney or Judge Gray
might have proved the strongest candidate
for the Democracy to name for the con-
test with Mr.. Roosevelt.
circumstances and the state Of public
sentiment were such, however, that
months ago it became apparent that Judge
Parker was the man upon whom the con-
sentative element of the party could and
should concentrate. Neither the circum-
stances nor the state Of public sentiment
has changed, and Judge Parker remains
now, as he has been for some months, the
logical candidate Of his party.
"Some months ago conservative leaders
of the Democracy began to experience
alarm over the strength this man Hearst
was seemingly developing l took no stock
in the Hearst candidacy myself, but, real
izng the necessity for checking moye-
ment which might grow formidable, | oc-
cupied ground, in common with number
of others, and gave out statement favor
ing Judge Parker for the nomination.
WHY HE NAMED PARKER.
81 named Judge Parker at that time be-
cause bis candidacy bad gained such lead
over that of any other man whose nomina-
ton could be deemed acceptable to con-
servative Democrats that he appeared to
me as the most likely man about whom
the element of the Democracy could con-
Centra,e in Its efforts to purge the party Of
that irrationasm with which it has been
afflicted in the last two prtsidentiA. CAM
paigns.
"Quite naturally, because of my long as
ISOLATION with them and my intimate
knowledge of their abilities, have thought,
from the time the talk about the 1904
nominee began, that either 0lney or Gray
might be the most available choice for the
party candidacy. pretend to no right in
the direction of party affairs, however, nor
even to the right to advise the party upon
men or measures, so when it appeared
necessary to concentrate upon some avail
able man, in order to stifie the Hearst
movement, l gave up thought Of either
Olney or Gray being nominated and
aligned myself With those who were urging
Judge Parker's nomination"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-06-02
TOWN PROPERTY.

One story and basement containing 5
> nicely finished rooms, two email porches,
good barn, dairy and other necessary out
buildings. Water at the kitchen door.
Price $780, Payments, one.half cash, bal
ance $40 per month.
Two story; seven room dwelling; plas-
tered and painted; good garden, stable,
corn crib, buggy shed, smoke house, dairy
and all other necessary outbuildiDgs;
water at the kitchen door. The entire
property is in good condition. This prop
erty is situated in the town of Tazeweil,
Va. Price $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
Ser s0asfmno tit sramspaaI.

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bic utelouns ein9errpi Ell, baB I'm Ss-
3trfe BON 3putpanS6s,g elm Dergrabss
FER S9aB I'M Ger.9e con elmer Bier
Lelmilion PfunD entpedt porben lit.
Oieie Melbung lit besbalb iebr beap=
tenspertb. petl Die @ngldnoer i9on
Ieit SaGren bebaupten, Die Buren,
9dupter Der ebemuIisen &epublit bit
ten @~taatsgeIber IN ii9 genommen,
unb grpBe Summer pdren pergraben
pOrben. SeItdtist ii9 Der 6unD, 10
pircsn Die 8riten 0uruuf binpeifea,
baB ibre gebauptung ri9tig pGre.
Wenn a6er au9 Der Same bes @ntz
bsders 9enannt pirb, 10 funn man
3peifel an Der Sa9e ni9t inter
briiden, 5unGGft neil cine 10 runbe
Summe serannt tpiro. Iuffaaen
mltB Dor alien, bab iofprt bin5ugefiigt
pirb, Der S9db II Dor Dem Ginriidsn
bes 2orb apberts aus Pretoriu entz
fernt pprben. Wp1er tpnnte man
bas i'm Mugenblide bes Iuffinbens
ni1en9 Samit BADEN Die 8riten lire
MbIi9t perratben, ben S9aB ais aus
Staatsgslbern ifammenb, b%in3uitelz
len. Oabur4 mare benin cine 9runoz
lage CUR Seitdtigung fir Die ulte Nn@
ffage gefunben, unb Die 8riten fDnnz
ten bann pobl qegsn @in5elne mit&laz
gen pprgeber.
Snbe5ien mub man folgenbes ertpdz
gen: Ser &rieg Eat brei Sabre 9e=
bauert unb Die Hepublif batte Notb.
cen ungebeuren MnfOrberungen na9s
5ufommen. Wenn Tie audi Die Sob
ienbunsen abfing, Die aus ben Minen
in MittJdtersranb na9 England ab9ez
BEN ionten, 10 iin5 grObs S9dBe bod
ni9t iibris se6lisebn. Die alien 8ur
ren=Samilien finb basegen bur99Gnz
gig bon ielbIt re9t p~oblbabenb gene
fen; iie beiaben 0 @nfuns an iebr
umfdngrei9e 2dnbereien, pie 3. 9.
prdiibent ariiger i'm 8eairte Rutenz
burg. Diefer @~runbbeiib, Der mod
por Elm paar Sa6raebnten iiberbuuPt
feinen bsre9enbaren Wertb bate, ftieg
ndmentli4 felt @ntbedung Der Cob
felbsr auberorbentli6 i'm Wertbe unb
in ieinen G%rtrdgen. Np9 piel ftGrfer
purbe bieie Wertbiteigeruns, fu1s auf
fol6en @runoitiiden eolOfiibrenbs
@bern sefunben tpurben. Sus 9runb=
eieent6um folder alien 8urenzSami<
lien beaifferte ii9 bumit cuff Sunbertz
taufenbe bon Yfunb an Mertb. Sic
tparen eben reid, au9 pbne baB lie ii9
@tantsgelber oneigreten. Ser@runbz
befib tit es uud, Der ale 9Gupter Der
8uren, tpie Die Samilie Gloff, BEN
prGiibenten Steiin, ben friiberen I'm
ter taatsiefretdr ban 8pei9plen u. In.
mad Siibafrifd 5uriidfi9rt; Tie treten
ale in furSer 3eit bic &iidreiie an.
Ser %l1riprune bes aneebli9 9efunSez
men unb BON ben gneldnbern als aus
ben transbaalI6en StaatsfaHen fam
menb beunipru6ten S9abes lit fomit
f6sinestpe9s ii9er feftgeiteGt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
Na6e osr @erlaHensm.
Gbefran rerisBt ibren @atten unb
bsgebt einen Seibfmeropsriud,.

Wuncie, Snb., 80. Sept. Sn
nd9fter Ndbe Der Wirtbi9aft, mo am
MittwO6 Grau @antner ben Granf
Serri9 i@wer berlests, f9oB beute
Ibeno Srau Sennie @orman smeimal
auf ibren @atten uno iaste fi9 oann
ielbt 2 Suaeln in ben 9Opf. Sm go
ipital miro ibr3uftano dig bOffnun9lOs
beSei9net.
Die Srau bate ibren Manr, 9eFfern
uegen b0suiaigen SerIaHens perbaften
lafen uno er fam beute segen Yirg=
idaft fret. als fe i'm on 2. Strabe
traf, er6fnete fs mad fur3em @ort=
pe6iel Teuer. 8ormar mar big
fiirslid S9anttelner in Serrid's
@irtbi9aft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
SO. is.
Orafe'S HQlmetto Wine.

Sieie fpunoerbare tonif6e Meoi5in pir6 Sbs
men fofort 3%inoerune brineen uno abfoIut etne
Seilt1e betpirfen. Seoem 3eier biefes 9Iattes,
elmer sriinoIi6en Strobe gu unter5ieben piiniGt.
tpirb eitc YrobefIaf6e 9rafe's 4al1netto @ine
tret %otiertert. Gin gBloffeI bou %einniaI am
Gage linoert uno furiert abfoIut Subsection,
Sldbungen. 8eritopfung, &atarrb Der G6leims
bdrte. aoneeition Der 2eber ooer Der Nieren
nno @nt5iinoung Der 9Iaie, nm furiert 5u b!eis
ben. gr TIT elm punoerbares Comic fir ben
Mppettt, oas gterbenibitem lno oas gIut uno
foroert nno erbdlt Seiunobeit uno &rnft. Siinf-
unolieb5ig Gents in 9potbefen fit eine erobe
Slai6e, .gefpJbnliGe 9olIargrDbe, aber cine
Yrobeflaife fuirb fret unb porausbe5abIt ges
f6idt an ieoen 2efer biefes 9Iattes. Der elmer
foIder Weoi5in beoarf. goreffieren Sic Sbre
Yoftfarte ODER Sbren Brief an Die 9rafe Sors
mula 9on1panb 9rafe Building, Chicago. SD.
Cine HrobefIaf1e piro ~frantiert gefanot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
Bonn Sabrmorft Der GtteIte:tcn.

Die ~Grantfurter 3ts." Oer0fienrz
li4t @usaiige aus Der Summer Der in
Gan Morino eri9einenben 3eitun9
rSl Sitanp" ppm Is. Iusuit. SIS 1T
bies bas einmal i'm Monat eri9einen=
be Organ Der bemDfratii9en Barter
bon San Marinp. Ser 9unbel nit
Srben unb Siteln, ben Die feline Tee
publif gu betreiben f3eint, pirb in 6eri
8latte mebrfa9 gsriigt. 3unG4t fin
ben mir BARN Die folgenbe MittAei=
lung: nGs perlautet, bab in Paris etns
Isentur gum @erfauf Der Ius5eidz
nungen BON Gan Marino beitehe, unO
5tpar ieien fol9e gum Preis bon 1900
Bis $1,000 2ire gu baben. Mit bielem
noblen Sanbel bei9Gftigen fi9 5psi
ReprGfentanten Der @epublif: Der Sc
16dftstrdger 4. unb Der Soniul ..
(bas 8latt eibt bic pirtli6en Namea
any. Sober &ommentur ba5u pGre
ii6erfliihig." @uf Der opeiten Settle
ffDBt man auf bic folsenbe orisinele
StatiItit:
6oneslgbepeouno i'm @robcn 9asor.
Sic bon 0O-l9 bon uuierer republifanii6en
uno taufmdnnii6en &seisrung perlitbenen Er0en
nm Sitel befroocu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
Wn,erifanifGe Grtsuancn in Der
Wfaff.

gei elmer 8olcnifiruns bes 0art6es
bru9s Q767-1782) benannte ssriebz
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i'm @inperftdubniiIe nit benz &Gniee
bic neu anselegten Srti9aften nit
geoerupbiifen Namsn, Die in benz
glei95eitisen decentralization Sreiz
beitsfriege befannt seporben fparer.
60 finben mir mod bsute i'm areife
S%fiternberg Die Orti9uften: Cara
tosa, 9ampfbire, 2puiia, 2ouiienpine,
Murplano, Penniplpanisn, pbilabelz
pbia. @nnapolis. Sem gorf, Yprfz
topn, Sloriba, gbarlestotpn Samaica,
5apannab, S%apannab, DUBBED; i'm
&reife 2~anbsbers: Esperanto; i'm
&reiieO ftbapellanb: 2obeoffunb (auG
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5Orm aus Dem Infonge bes Is. Sabr=
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Surge 9epei9en.
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