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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18
Die WaIfamirase uno oct
4reibmno.

Ifrtb Dr WI ~
WollonbaibInIel unternebmen nil ODER
aud nur u~nternsbmen i6nnte, NIT wsib'
tralen betradtet, neil es cine Durhs
ireu5ung isiner eigenen auf NIbanien
Qeri6teten Abfidien befir4tet. es 1T
aber falid, iuern Elm iialisniides Blatt
bebauptef. Stalien babe ii6 an eng
lamb oepanot, I'm nit oieIem 1anoe
sulammen cine 2lenoeruug oes status
quo auf Der galfanbalbiniel 3i BERLIN.
bern. Stalien III Dielmebr bemiiht, bic
Baltan . N~ngelegsn1eit innerbaIb oes
Dreibunbes 81 srle0igen. inoem es
piinIdt, oaB Deutidluno, Deperrei9s
llnaarn unb Stalien rilr nab gemein'
Tdner Yerltdnoigung auF Der 8alIans
balbiniel bOrgcben, aIfO oas Dreibunos-
Derbdltnib gemiRermaben auf ben surOs
pdiIhen Orient ausbebnen. SeuiTd-
Lamb 1T nidt in Der Gage, auf einen
fol9en plan ein3uaeben, oa CO oirette
SntereHen auf Der Baltan9albiilIel
ni9t beIibt uno oesbalb heitrebt 1T. in
Die Baltanmirreu nidt bineinge3o9en
su tueroen. gluf Der onberen Seize 1T
Deutidlano extraordinarily iebr germ
bereii, i'm SntereRe tes freunoidaft-
Ii9en yerbdltnihes 5Diiden allen orei
Wdhien bic Holle oes unintereiHrien
germittlers 3wii6en ben 0ifsrrei6lI9s
ungariiden uno ben italienif9en Sn=
tsrelen ~ iibsrnebmen. O5 es freilid
FIR ben 6ap, oaB bic tiirtif9e CRIB
f9aft sur Qluftbeilung gelangen tpiro,
gliiden mirO. Die 0iferreidiI6 : un8ari'
T6e uno ole iialieniide SntereRenipbdre
obne Gtreit ge9eneinanOer ab3ugreu3en,
if cine anoere Grage.
8ieIe Jraae III aber iniofern bofent-
ilw hsegI u'u'' VIZ ~ y" "'"'''' Ou"
ben Nnf9ein bat, boB bic bulgariI6e
Nsglerung o's auI me'lstss s'ae 'l'eo.
li9e politit sinidlasen wiro, UNI nidi
ouFg Ole auIrOun'9 Os1 ounu''l'ua
in elmer fir RuBIano Ic ungslsgeneu
sen o'e's'' mu~''9e'' %O',"s' 81 psr-
l''n''i'sl' quiz a0'. l'u'
10 ~'tO onu 1'pel's'u "'"' y ~s''=
lsH owll'''n 8s'o'p'S' uno 'a''
anV S'a''sm 's,ns SOsS' ""O u'' y
Jung oe' u'Oa'''~s" U'as' ''"l'O''''''
Os''a8'h'
Bon berldieoenen SslisTl MIRO IIl'
ner pieoer ange5psIteli, Oh Seuti1=
lamb an benz Offafatildsn Srie9e bOlls
tommei iinintsrsllirt lei. es miro
an9enOmme1, oab bic oeutl6s Regie=
rur9 @uRia1o gs'plile DOIlps''s 5aSe'
rnsr' pane nho oaB 1s Oa'n' OOn sa'-
plper Ssie Derlpls@n'Ssn elpa'.sn
paoe' lel 20 Ole 1os.s'''n9 s'''es 'alls'
lpsn oaIens IN Dplss9s0'e's' ls' - Ole
5otoeruns DEB osu'l@sh e'nlluhes "
als'na''sh oul~ "ab'a"Oi oO' "ab'
9sosnoer Seiie m'lo uhs oo5u Oer'
lIc9srf, DAB aie o'sls Dermuigu'sen
leoer Wrlnolass sn'Oepren. 2pOein
tOnnieil au1 Die yoripells Oelfepsn, Die
Seutl1lano Dem rullllpsn NsI9c pap'
reno Der Saiisr oss 8r'esss e'nraumsn
iuiiroe vs. MIRO HuBlano msosr oiIrq
@slO NOD our1 paannl1diisn nO9 arf
lrgeno cine pol'iioe Arl iillierlfnBsa,
I0noern IS fpIro l'1 auF cine tfr'tis
N~sutralitdt bsl1rdnlsn, ole aAeroIngs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18
Jatranbl. nnfaa NIT idlimmsu
Tol8em.

Wm. Gpeenep, tpslder in benz 0e-
iddfte bon o. q. WaHOn & Go. als
glsbator. 5unge anaeiisllt mar. iiel ee-
fern Hadmitta9 ben S@a6t Oes Gabr-
ftubls bonn eriien Stoduert in ben
3ener binab.
Das 9iipeniarium uurbe bsna9s
ridtigt ulo baIo oarauf madte Or.
Wadsp iein grideinen. 9erielbe cone
tatirte, oaB Der Suulae oas lints 9ein
unb ben re9ien Urn ge5rO9en uno
aller wubrI6einIi9teit mad aud innsr-
lide werIebungeH oabOngetragen bate.
Sn 1egIeitung bes Doctors murbs
Der Derungliidts per glmbulana mad
BEN ct. Wincsnts 0oipitaI iibsrfibrt.
6tusenep LIT etiua IL Sabre oft itnb
potnt go. $3.50 ". 8elatuare GtraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18
Sin Gtreit Der Goblensrabe,
nidt wabrideialid.

Sm bieligen 6aupiquartisr Der yer-
eini9ten @rubsnarbeiter bon Wmtrifo
fino bic Nationalbeamten Der Anfi9t,
oaB bic @efabren zines Streits boriiber
linb. Sm @an3en tuaren $500 2oeal-
uniOnen beredtigt, gu ffimmen; unn
ss piro nngenommen, oab minoefens
neur 3ebntel babon oas Stimmredi
aus9eiibt baben.
Dit Der offi3iellen 3dblung BET
Stimmeu uuroe ssfiern Wormittaq i'm
6auptquartier bon brei n~ationalen
3dblsrn Der Wereiniaten Grubenarbei'
ter b%egonnen; oieIelben Iino:
Hat. Charlton bon Streator, ST.,
Wm. 6iBimmons bon Dunmore, 3D..
ilnb Sames pritdaro bon 6emlOd, 8.
IS miro angenOmmen, oab bic CAB.
lung atuei Gage in 9lniprud nebmen
tuirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18
steme Sneorporationen.
Gin SoipitaI fir Brazil.

GolQenoe neie @eIelldaften ertuirt=
ten lire sJncorporatipns- papiere:
Sic .llnion 0oipital WRociation"
bon gra3iI; oieIeIbe beabidtigt bic
gtabIirung uno llntertaltun9 zines
9oipitals in Werbinoung nit elmer
Sdule fir Observation-Disclosures.
Die oNmerican preieb grid Cons
punp", Mi@isan 9Ounf9ip, 2apOrts
gounip; Capital $1,000. Directoren
gbarlss q. 0ids, Granf q. 5mitt
unb George 6. Smith.
9ie .Gamoen Goscperatibs 9ele'
phone COMPANY, Gamoen; Capital
$4,000. Directoren: Seize 6. plant,
Jreo Mrnuf uno 8. %. Wpatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18
@runOeiasnth unis llsOertraeunaen

gbarles W. 2Doer an Mfrso q.
Gabs, GOT 113, Rubbel's @lsnnOot
gbb. 50, 500.
Gbas. 6. Srusler on Sbos. Gorri.
bon, Got So, Winoion plaee Noo.
81, 900.
QpOia 6. De9ner on Sobn u. War.
rem Ii. u. Got A. @oopers Subj. 9beil
Of WaibinetOn Ctr. NOb. 81. 900.
SiIbanus Niber on Qrtbur 9.
gromn, Got 357. 3. Gee. QDeE parl
Nob. 81, 700.
Samuel q. Qelp 9bminiffrator an
@ranpiae @iuum, gots Il Iln0 %,
Gong & 5arlan's Cottage Dome 4Oo.
81, $50.
6raneis Di. Greb or WOnrOe Blad.
Got 189, dletder'g 2. gob., Bright.
tuooo. 81, 500.
Wm. 6. Waning an CHARLES &.
Minsmortb, 5bei[ QOis 81, % unb %,
@oburn's Subj, Mubenlot 1872. 81.
200.
Warsares 3eiQsl an 5onn 3asfD,
2ot Is, gfod 10, 6ubbarb's parI
9eigbis qIoO. $3.50.
Warp @. 9aroin on 9bOmas s.
Gannan, She'll Iot z, Gong & Oar
!an's Cottage Dome Aoo. $500.
glica y. Barrett an Warp G. Snb'
|ber, 5beil Got 5, gbans Gubo., 9bei
Sobnion's grben Qloo. s2.575.
Warcus 8. 0are an 2afprence 6
Jlsmming, Got 20, 6iscus Subo.
76eil 8rootibe Qloo. 81, 900.
Jnoiana 2umper uno Yeneer Com
panp u. u. an William g. Yederid u
u. 5ruhss, Cots | big A, 0anion'l
Subo., bon BlOd 8, 5rnce : Bale
4ob. SO, 900.
Grant 8. Wiisman an Dm. Glen
Got 38, Sings Subj. 3beil 6igblanl
parf Qbo. $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18
Yonssuides.
-
Gin gutter Sang

VI m. eDonalb b, elm 15s
jdbriger Gpibbubs, iuelder ieine WOb,
uuna No. 4l9 Spring Str. ansab,
iuliroe geiiern Nbenb inter Der Qlntlaee
oes ginbruds in Der poliseilation sins
sefberri.
Der poli3if MuHero bate ibn BOZ
bel eftuiidt, als sr einen fali6en Doll
lar an ben Wann bringsu ipollte. Jn
Der poliaeifiation fanosn iid bel ieiner
9uraiu9ung cine Ansabl 9dn9eidl0i@
ler uro alte Wiin3en ucr. Der yuriae
aeiiano elm, baB er nit einem anberen
10 idbrigen Sunaen ON abenO in cas
Sdlofergeiddfi bes u. GbarIes an Mai-
ia9uistis Qbe. eingebroden mar unO bic
SdI6ner, Wiin5en &c. bort erbeuist
bate.
Or geItano fernsr Elm, Dor sttua einen
Wonat in Die State 9ouie @rocerp
OH Der Man. Nbt. nit linem nnoeren
Sungen eingebrodcn 3u iein. Jbre
Yeute beltano bnmals aus l8 pennies
rnb Nuantitdten BON 3augummi etc.
gapt. 6plano, iDelder Die Durh=
iu1ung bss Burden uno oas Werb0r
oeielben bornabm. 1T Der 9tnfidt, bab
Der iueenOlide @auner nod mebr Cite
brii6e auf benz Gsrbbols bat.
poIi3eidsf Griser empiina
gefern aus Ct. Qouis Elm Gdreiben
bon 9beOoOr Rupp, in weIdem Der
Ielbe eriudt. ben 9ufentbnlt Der Grau
uno 3tpei Rinoer oes WarimiIian
9beobor Otto 9laoro ausfinoig su
MAIDEN. EsrIslbe lisgt jir 3sit in
einem ct. 2ouis !6oTpital in iebr critic
Idsm 3uianoe oarnieosr. gr III
slrGiteet bon Beirut unb flbrt Wsr-
fderunas= policen bel Iid, aus iuslden
bsrbOrgebt, baB er iein eeben fix
$1,000 gu @uniten feiner 9inOer per-
fi4ert bat. Der Same Qaoro 1T i'm
bief9en aorsBbid nidt ber3eiAnet.
BON Der felt lebten Gonniag aus
ibrsr Wobnung go. All WaHadu-
ietts abe. 10 ipurlOs peridmunosnen
ilngen Jrau gmilie 2epis lit biz jebt
nod feline Spur gefunoen mCroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18
Gusben piro betamnt. bah bel ben


b~Iesjdbrigen Gsaipielen In Dihnden,
bel osnen beianntlId Ridarb Was.
ner'ide g8srte i'm prin5regenien.9 bea-
ter unD Wo5artide Werie In ben beis
ben 3oItbeatern our guhhbrung TOM.
men, Gsir WOtil, Mribnr Witif9 upb
0sIir Weingartner ale Diri9enten mits
ipirien lperben. Damit III ben 5sli.
fpieIen cine great attraction" geIi.
dsrt, Oa bisie orei 9inAler, iuenn man
bon Dans Widter IN gDien abl'ebt, Qes
~aenudrtiq bic erfien Drdefterleiter
DeutI1lanbs unb oamit Der ganseri
Wslt fno. Jn ibnen bertOrpert Iid 10
re6t Der 9ppus bes mobernen Diri9en-
te~ntiinitlers, Der nod Tor aipan3ig Sab
rem unbefannt mar uno Der 3uerii auf
ben unDergeblihen 0ans b. Billion sus
rid9ebt. 5eute leat nan eben 10 bel,
ia bielleidt mebr Wertb oardif, cine
BeetboDeni 9e Symphonic unter Der
Qeituna zines bet aroBen QapeIlmeiter
~ b6ren. als oarauf, einem @oncerte
bon o'4lbert. Soadim ober Der 9anoi
bsi3uwobnen; unO es triro n~lerbinos
BON sinem unseu0bn!iden SntsreHe
iein, Die Weiifer:perte Waqner's unb
Mlo3art's In Der breifaden Snterpreta-
tion bon Woitl, Weingartner NIB Ni=
it'd 81 b0ren; oenn oSie orei Wdnner
Tinb ourhaus beridieoene Snbibiouali-
tdten. Wottl. fein, gsiIlrei6, idtpung.
pol, befiBt neben Der Rraft, Die i'm
Wagnsr's groBen 3onOramen aetpa6s
fen ma9t, cine beIonoere 2isbsnsipiirs
oigteit uno Mnmuib. Die i'm fur Die
idusre gufgabe zines Wo3arts9 irigsns
ten prdbeltiniri. Weifgariner 1T Der
@Oloriit unier Den 9reien. Der bas Orr
DIETER DerIdweuoerii9 nit bItibsnoen
9~fangfarben ausIdmiidt. elm sldnsen=
Der gis3tsD iriQsnt. Ritifd 1T Der
Weiifer Der Stimmuns, aussesei9net
in Der Wisosrgabe Der sarisn iino Tor,
perIOIefen muftaIiidsn partbitu, Gle
er nit ioldem 3auber ausfibrt, bab
Der 00rer gIeidiam in braun p~srisnit
miro. Die .6od3eit bss Giearo" bon
Wottl, v3r!fan uno JfolOe" BON NIs
it'd, Die nWeiiieriinger" bon gBein=
GARNER bright - ss IiEb a~lerbings
feltene @sniiie, ole oa Der @dlts Der
oiesjdbriaen Wiindensr GeIt Spiele
barren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18

3 auerfau b e.
Go=operatibe Goal & See Co., Eager
baus, Girielbabn unb Sub OF Ctr,
s5, 900. - 8. 80. @ibiOn, 1-ff0diges
Npariments6 aus, 18. uno Will Str,
$1,000. - u. 9. Bropn. Cottage,
MaOiion gOe., 5wiiGm Garion uiIr
Sopo, s900.-A. 9. Broun, Cottage,
1900 5cnneman Str, s900.-S. ..
6intbiner, Cottage, Dearborn, 3piiden
26. uno %. Str, 81. 600. - s. Ok.
WOors, bbl5. Wobnbaus, 1913 Spring
Str, SO, 700. = 9abriel Cool, Got
tage, MooiiOn, 3uiIden Ohio uno Qen
Dort Sir, 81 1000. - Sames @reen.
Cottage, 26. Str, nabe Sfabele.
81, 700. - Cutler Nsbring. b0I3ernes
WObn5aus, 1923 9. MERIDIAN Str.
80, 900. - MuauH Sabm, b0l3ernes
wobnbaus, 2910 Central qlOenue.
s3, 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18
Ea- 3audt bic fish | Mingo.
Masfeabaa oeS @itaaI : GospS
Ser &0rmer=9oes No. 1,
3. 8. St. y.

Der ae5tern glbeno bon benz Rituals
gorps Der 36rner=2oge go. l bes Ver-
beiierten Oroens Der pptbias= Sitter in
Der Stb'eite : 3urnballe .ab9ebaliene
Wlastsrball nabm einen iebr bergnigs
ten Werlauf. prin3 garnsbal iam st=
mas Ipdt In Der Saiion ~ benz Corps,
allen er fano nod 10 Oiele bon ieinsn
ndrriIden llnteribansn Dor, Dab er fid
iiber3sugsn ionnte, bah aud Die !Oade-
rem pntbias : Bitter Greunos zines
barmioien Mrmmenfdanses iinb.
Yin bielen bibi@en uno prddtigen
Wasfen, fouie aud on ebarottermass
Ten mar tein Manqei rnO ss berridte
baber i'm 6aale bon Nnfang Bis 81
enbe, Elm froblides @arnsbals : 2eben
uno .5reibsn.
rir quite Beuirtbun9 mar sbenfaGs
IN bortrsHli6sr WeiIe Sorge getrngen
uno Maper's gapeIe iOrgie fur quite
NansWuff.
Die bon Dem Grips aisasiebtsn
4reiis errangen:
Sir Die bette @ruppe 6srmanf
9inp unO 5rau, nebf gouFne Grau
Dlattie Gmitb - Weger.@ rupps)> SIC
In ColD.
SIR oas ~elsgantefte 9amenzG Coffin
SRI. 0ilOegaro 9fumms, eOloelle ubr.
SIR bic bette gbaraetersW asfe: mm.
8. posblsr. Gsibensr RegenIdirm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18

Sobm @eber'S Wirtbi1aft.
No. 764 @eit Wostb Gtx.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18
grsis=g ontnrrsn, fir edalsr.

Das iednifde Sniiitut bat cine 6ons
curren3 fir einen preis bon s25 auss
gei9risben fir Den beiien gntwurf fir
sine gron3e @eoddtnibtaFel, ipelder
bon einem G6ller Der Snbianapo=
liIer Ofsntli6sn Gdulen eingsiunbi
tpiro.
Quf Der @eoenftafel io0en Die so.
men Der IL gnrger usrspigt werc:n,
.0el6e our6 ibre redt3eitige Greigebia.
ieit ben Antauf oes SauplaBes fir oas
5nfiitut crm0slidten.
Die 3afel Ioll 60 3oI bod uno 40
3oll brett iein uno Die Tol9enosn Na-
men tragen
9usb s. Mc@owan.
George 8. Mc6unod.
Sames u. 3. Brunt.
Simon Danbes.
WILLIAM g. Dub0lrO.
9enrp Sdnun.
Gletder g. Dimes.
Wiaiam 6. onDuaro.
Waria 8. 9tpres.
Qlfreb BuroIal.
1iram g. Wadon.
ebtDaro s. Glst6er.
-19C3.-
Dem Sdulratb blsibt ss iibsrlaHsn,
bic brsi prsisridier 81 ernennen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18
Mbnabme Der glattsrn.

Statiaii9e geri9ts Der Staats-gs
Eunbbeitsbeb6rbe ergsben, OaB rudbrsnb
Oes Wonais Jebruar bic 3ahl Der
glattsrnfdns bsosutenb absenOmmen
bat. Sn 81 Counties tparen 408
8latternFdlIe gemelost, bon osnea 5
t0otlid berlisFen. SIN Wonat 6ebruar
bes Worlabres iuuroen aits 50 gouns
ties 1888 Blnttern grfrantungsn 9es
meloet, ipODon so t0otli9 perlieFen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18
Nrmes aorea!
Nsttes Jra9tden
edsint 60. gui6 gu iein.

Seuie fri aessn | llbr wiroe Der
l6.jdbrIgs 90. Yuid, 804 81. pine
Str, iuObntafi, pertaftet, Der Sunae
bate eiien ginbrud I'M State 0OuIe
WrOcsrp SfOrs, SO. 1917 Mahaduistts
Qlbe. Deriibi Il. ipuroe auf friIder 9bat,
aIs or aeraoe nit 3abat uno iOnifi9eu
Waaren bslaben, Z bas Weite iu9en
luollte, Oerbafiet. Cine glntIn9e tpeger
@inbru1 uno Diebifabt mirb aesen
Jpn erbobsn tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18
eIts' MinarsI SION.

Die SITS" peranifalteten 9effern
qlbenO i'm gngliIb O~pernbauis cine
WieoerbOlung Der .Winfrel Sbcp".
Der Hefud lieB iuieoerum nidts gu
wiinIdsn iibrig, uno fdmmtlide Mit-
nirienben l~eiifeten ipieosrum bortreh=
li9es, 10 oaB oas publicum einen Gee
nuBreiden Nbenb perlebte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18

ntfprungene @efans
8 c. SIN @sfdngnife gu 2lnniion,
Qlfa., baben Dor Sturgeon uht @efon'
gene ibr. GnttDmmsn beiperiitelligt,
Nlan bate fe mad benz Gefdngnib=
iorribor gsbradt, Inn ibnen Elm Bah
5u geben, unb ipdbrenb Der 4ufIeber
In sinem anberen Ebeil bes Gefdngs
niHes feinen pflidten nac3ging, fpreng,
Ten fe Elm JenIter cuff rnb lieBen iif
aus elmer 60be bon Is CUB berunter,
Der guIieber ipur6e b~orldufig BON
Qfmts IuIpenbirt. Mebrere Der Gnt'
ffobenen iDaren gu Iangen Gtrafen psr'
urtheiLt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18
Niisn fisbt Rublano ipeosr 8eutid-
lamb, nod enslanO, nod ielbit itinen
fran3Offdsn Werbnnoeten germ.
Msie bic bspenttnpfeu Gartoniaeu

Nie Die beoentsnofeu GartOnifen
Der Welt Die &rie9s.S ituaiicn betrah'
ten. ueroen mir, NIT beute ~be9Inneno,
unIersn geIern IN elmer Serie bon por'
3hg.iden 9aeproouctiOnen bon Rag 5u
9ao bOriiibren.
wir dnb fiber, bab bleie 3eid-
nungen, bic NIT ipsnioen SirIden Ders
uidelte SItuaiiOnsn arel bsleudten,
ben Beifal unIererqeIer Iinoen uerbe1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18
etat Der @sbraosr Seller.

Die 0srrsn 5ulius unO RObsri ael-
Ter batter geItern abeno cine 2lnsabl
Greuuos 81 einem %fOlennen aarten-
abenb i'm Geutidsn 9aus gu @aHe.
Gin a~nrsgenber Abtno wurbe beim
RartenfpisI, treFlidem tnlten Buffet Il.
bor;hgli6en @etrdnien berIsbi.
Ger iIers Gag mar i@on bsbsntIi9
aneeriReu ais bic lebten Der @dltc an
ben bsImiues ba&ssn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18
@nt BlaH!


SIN .Mdnnerdor" finost am ndd'
ten SOnntas 9ladmittag oas mOnat.
lIde @tat-9 urnier ifatt. Den Wenssl.
Rittsrn, tpelte fid an osmIelben beibei-
lieen wolen. ipinien isbr biibi9e
preiie.
glad Der Rarteni9Iadt iuiro geefiieal
nit YrottartOfeIu ierbIrt uerOen.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-11-17
- -
HOLD iTZ MOUNTAIN.
Russians stubbornly Hold Fortified
Posltion---7oO Killed.

FcNNionr--fOU NlNco.
Chefoo. Nov. 11.--Itz mountain, &C
cording to Chinese, 100 OF whom at
rived here today from Port Arthur, is
proving a costly obstacle to the Jap.
anese. On the mornings of November
and fierce assaults on the position
were made by the Japanese. who were
repulsed. During the second assault,
a shell, soaring over the other hills
from Palichuang, dropped on LIZ
mountain and demolished land mine.
controlling the station. and exploded
other mines.
The Russians were holding the
trenches on the boundary of the min.
cd section. Six or seven hundred
were killed. The Japanese. having not
reached the place, were unbnrt.
Itz mountain owes the best part of
Its strength to tie peculiar topo.
graphy OF the surrounding country,
which prevent direct artillery fire
and does not enable the Japanese to
advance trenches with the success owl.
dent elsewhere.
The Japanese advanced on II in both
instances from behind distant hills
with the fullest force the ground
would allow, but In the long distances
which they were compelled to traverse
In the face of machine guns, their
ranks were melted. Both times the
japanese broke the wire entangle.
ments In places. One soldier with a
leg torn off was seen trying to bite
the wires.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-11-17
JAPS FOR TREATY
AFTER PORT FALLS
Baron Hayashi Gives His
Views On Proposed
Plan tor Peace.
EVACUATION OF MANCHvRlA
Cxar Nichols and His Advisors Have
No Apparent Notion Secondng
Proposals tor Peace Soon - But
Way May Sc found.

st. Petersburg, Nov. IA correct
casualty list of the ten day battle OF
the Shakhe river issued by the war
Office places the total of killed and
wounded at $3.50, Of whom 900 were
officers. The first returns. 1t Is ex-
pected, contained Implications and
some OF the men were so slightly
wounded that they returned to the
ranks in a few days.
London, Nov. lathe dispatch OF
the Associated Press from Washing.
ton Of the statement made by these
dispatches that Japan had indicated
her Willingness to entertain peace sug-
gestions from President Roosevelt or
King Edward created much interest
here .,~.-,.,.,.... .........
Baron Hayashi. the Japanese min
lister. said yesterday:
AFTER the fall of Port Arthur Japan
would. believe. be ready to treat
for peace on no higher essential basis
than that Russia should evacuate
Manchuria, Japan also agreeing to n
similar evacuation. The two great dit:
ficulties In the way Of any suggestion
OF peace are, first. the apparent opro-
sttion OF Emperor Nicholas, present
advisers to a settlement OF any kind !:
second, the preservation OF Russian
prestige. When a nations prestige Is
already severely impaired II Is diff.
ficult matter even In the best OF In.
tentions to preserve It"
AThe Associated Press learns that
Queen Alexandra had been In constant
communication with the dowager en-
press Of Russia and the emperor of
Russia himself during the last few
days. This is interpreted here as a
hopeful sign and as possibly likely TO
lead, though not In the immediate f,i.
ture, to the establishment OF some
modus vivendi whereby steps looking
to arbitration might be initiated with.
out offense to Russia.
The reiteration of the American
state departments determination not
to intervene except on requests from
both OF the belligerents TALES with
the official attitude of the British
government, but It Is thought that be
fore long some method may privately
be devised whereby this diplomatic
barrier to action will be overcome.
Baron Hayashi yesterday morning
had no news from Port Arthur and
discredited the reports Of Its capitu
lation.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-11-17
MUKDEN AWAITS
THE FINAL BLOW
The Japanese Slowly Advance
Toward the
Forts.
EXPLOSIVES RAlNED ON CITY
Russians Take Great Care Of Their
Positions--Japs Get Within Range
On All Positions Held by Russians
With a Most Telling Effect

Mukden, Nov. 1o.--(via Tien Tsin,
Nov. 12,)-During the bombardment
last night the Russians threw sixty
large melinite shells into the Japanese
camp opposite Manalon hill.
The Japanese, who during the pre-
vious cannonading seemed to have
successfully used searchlight di
rected against the Russian positions
for the purpose of covering their op
erations at night In the extension OF
their field works In the region of the
railway, did not reply last night when
the Russians attacked them further
to the east.
~ The Japanese are notably cconomI.
cal in the use OF ammunition. as
though anticipating an early battle,
when great quantities will become nee
essary.
It Ia known that the Japanese have
placed guns of large calibre In the VI
cinity OF the Shakhe railway station
bringing Sehiatung. the next station
to the north, within the range Of their
ilre.
- The great precautions taken by the
Russians, their continued vigilance
and the disposition OF their forces
would seem to guarantee their army
against any, repetition OF disasters OF
enormous magnitude.
Reports Of the grave condition OF
the besieged at Port Arthur have
reached Mukden. and al consequence
the Russians win not he surprised &c
learn OF the equalization Of the fort
ress
In the extreme east the Japanese
appear not to have advanced north OF
Saimachi, and to have concentrated
their forces In their center.
Tho prevailing conviction Is that the
reinforcements received by the Jap
alese have been much larger than re
ported. and cor seuuently II Is expect
ed they will attNck.
Three imperial red cross trains at
tached to the Manchurian forces re
main constantly In the rear OF tho
army on the Fushan railway and on
the main railway.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-11-17

just as well set it for a capitalist.
~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~
Michigan paper woAnu UP d Con-.
pliment 10 a young schoolma am with
a good word about the repHtation for
teaching she bears" The next day the
Young schoolma am met the editor and
chased him down The street with an
umbrella. and at every jump In the
road she screamed that she had neve.
taught a she bear in her life
Ia some of the cities OF Germany
glass water pipes are used. They are
covered with asphalt, to prevent frac-
ture. 1t is claimed that they give
thorough protection against moisture
In the ground, against the action of
acids and alkalies, and that they can
not be penetrated by gases.
A trotting ostrich is owned by W.
W. Ford, Of Florida. The bird is
nown as Black Diamond, and lately
ran several races in Smyrna, Dover
and Milford, Del. The ostrich Is har-
messed to track wagon, much like a
horse, and can trot a mile In 2:4O.
There are no orphan asylums in
Australia. Eve'y child who is not
supported by parents becomes a ward
of the state and Is paid a pension
for support and placed in private
family. where board and clothes are
provided until the fourteenth birth.
dav.
The fellow who agrees with every.
body has no opinion Of his own
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-11-17
"In course Of a Southern tour" said

"In course Of a Southern tour" said
John d. Rockefeller, Jr- II attended
church one Sunday morning In a
quaint little wooden Westinghouse
where the pews were OF implanted
pine boards. The minister was a
good man, a sincere man, q really elo-
luent man; but he had an unfortu-
1ate habit OF believing. He beloved
ike a bull. His voice shook the raft
srs. The sound overwhelmed the
sense, and 1t was often impossible,
.or very noise, to get at the mans
meaning. He was especially loud dur.
Ing the prayer. I never heard such
an uproar as filled me little building
while this Southern minister prayed.
After he was through, a little girl on
my left gave sigh of relief, and I
heard her whisper to her father:
Father, don't you think that IL he
lived nearer to God he wouldn't have
10 talk SO loudr"