davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01

SnbtanapsIis RafeesgreHe

SnbtanapsIis RafeesgreHe
9ets6bnI. BITS gutter 10-12e; priMa tts os
wdblter 4-16e I; Sancp 324-3Sc, goIsss
DeIou IL bis 22e, Sana 28-32e.
Sn padetsn:
Ertoia $13.26. Zion $12 .26, Series sls.25;
Caracas s12. 10, Diawortb's s12. 25, Suta
SABA 8Isrb SIG. O0,N aiIBou@ Sl2. 26, gate.
SIenbeb Sapa s12.25.
8uder-Domtnoes 5000; etidyu6cr $3.50
puIuertfrter 5.s5e; 3f43 SuIperiFrter 1906,
feiner sranuIirtsr 5.55c; Gubes 6.05e; Con,
festioners' G5.6Oe; Hibsewoob u 5.4Os; B95,
mtg q $3.50; empire u 8. 3Oe; SbeaI srtra
SpIoen 6 6.25c; Binbipr Grtra 6 6.2Ot,
Riosewocb u 6.4Oe; seIber 6 4. Sc; Is gel.
Der 4.60.
@etrotaete 5ri&te-AepfeI, an Der Connie
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren IL Bis TIE;
@ttrOn l8c bis l4c; anFnen. Q @ruron, per
Pfunb, II, 8 Grown tic, 4 @rowa 7fe iao,
u~semfpese &c bis SC, California RuseateI 7Ks;
SuItana 73c, ir1portirte SuItana lie Dts l4e,
California Gpritoien &c Bis 12c.
@tngema&te Sri9te-8Icdberries 8 gfe.,
Slice Bea9es STANDARD, 8 gfb., ia
2.25; combs 8 8fuab 81. 5O-s1 So; Bic
s,eaaes. 81. 40-S1.5O; s~Inanas. Stanbars,
L 8fo., 81. 65-$1.SO I; SECONDS, 2 9tuna,
81 .25 $1.45; crime SObnen, 8 ssfune aar,
men, 8abama ananas $685.. 25t,
Geiiebte Grbien, 81. 20-S1.7 rs. fribe Stunt 90
Gents, Rarrorp 9Oe, etnsepei9te $500
tomatoes, 8 gfu1b. 81. 10-S1.16, Snder,
Som SOc-sl.26. apfeIbatter. pet Daseah,
8 pfunb. 81.
MiHe-Srasil neu &c Bis 10e; SiIberis Il I,
gtanbeIn IA; pei5i9aIise RonbeIn 1sc;
Serbian RanbeIn 15c; Searuts &c bic btc.
s~er0ftete 7c bis &c; gnsIii9e @aIiai1e
EidIes-24OO i'm 6ab $40; l2OO im 5as
SIS; 1900 I'M SaIbfas $3.50; 900 TN ia:
$3.50.
Gprup-Stanbarb Gern 23e bis 25e; &c,
wabIter &c Bis 32c; Sorghum 2ee bis 38e;
Stem Orleans NoIaHes lse bis 2ec; seudbI'
ter SOC Bis 38e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
G0mtrtteu.

indianapolis Detail gerfaufspretie:
Ratnmatb Rlee Sc. 5O@$7.0 90.
3otber 81. O0-$6. 70.
2Iliife 81. 26-$S.00.
alfalfa $8.60-S9.00.
Neiber So. 50-$10.25.
Sancp Tirnotbp $1.85-$1.90.
@erpdbIter 81 80-S1.e5.
Srin1a 81. B-$1.80.
Sancb Rentudp BIausrab $1.40-$1.50
@rtra retnes in Gbaf 50c-60c.
Or6arb @rab $l.45-$1.60.
&eb Cop IN @baf 85c@$1.25.
8eiBer Soma Sar,en Safer $685..
Neiber Sninois s5c-55c.
Sarnen Corn rueib urb seIb 81. 10-s1.S5.
9lrnber Suderrobr Saunen $l-1.25.
gniIase Corn 9Oc-SI.10.
5riibiabr @erfte 9Oc-$l.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01

@sb6rrtes RttbFeii9 - S&tnten, req
Sets, 143e; Aubenfetten 124e; Snneni. Is;
Sno9eI TIC.
Birfe - @erdu9erte Brotwura 8}e,
Srantfarter 73s; SoIpsna tn Ddrmen etc, IN
Sud- 8Hc.
S@maIt- tn xserces-1. Dual. 81; q.
nuaIitGt 95c; 8. NuaIitdt 8sl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
Wcm @oees. Wayst.

1inotb5-gertaufspreie: $40 50-l20i.
3Iee - gersaufspreiie: $6. 00-s8.0N
De[iGiorn - geriaufspretfs: ie na4 Der
AaaIttdt, $685..
Safer--eei9dIt 43-45c; IN ben Eetres
s8.OO-$9.OO per Tonne. Neuer $3.50.
Carbohydrate, ie mad benz @r.sO. tn sGls
len, $6-$7.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
Nsm ~amfgewMblt
@iro Der 2ippe'i6c GrbfoIse.S STREET.
Dur6 Yroteit on ben gunoesratb.

Berlin, 80. Sept. Ser proteif
bes Girfien @eOrg b. S6aumburs=
2ippe an ben SunOesratb gesen ben
Wntritt ber &egenti9aft bon 9ippe=
Detmolo isitens bss @rafen 2eopolo,
Sobn ocs @rafen @rnit 2ippe=
Biefterfelo, mirb beute ber0fentlidt.
Gs miro bebauptet. bic gan3e 8ieiter=
fslo 2inie lei ibres grbredts bsrloren
sesanssn, neil Wooefte b. unruh,
nrsrOBmutter 2eOpOlo's. unebenbirtig
mar.
Die Sbatia9sn iiber WOoeife ieien
our 3eit oes bon Dem 2ippe'i4en 2ano=
tag i'm Sabre 1898 ansenommenen
grbfolgs-8 eiebss, auf @runo oefen
2eopolo iuccebire, ni9t bstannt se=
tpeien.
Sic @esentidaft bieies 469 Qua=
bratmeilen sroBen Gtirfentbums 1T
rlur bsBbalb bon gebeutung, neil
Bring Noolf bon S9aumburg=2ippe,
Der ganbioat fit bic &esenti9aft,
bur6 feline 6eiratb nit 8iotOria, elm
S9wager bes 2aifers, uno elm 8ruber
bes resIerenoen Jiirfen @eOrg bon
S9aumburg=2ippe 1T.
PreuBen uno Mefle1burg. S4merin
unterittBen ben groteff.
Sirfei.
Nrmenie W acre.
paris, 80. Sept. Cine vSemps"=
Sepei9e aus 6onftantinopel meloet,
bas Sort &amian in Nrmeniern lei
geftern bic Scene zines Nrmenier=W ai-
iacrss bur9 3uroen geueien. @in3el=
beiten feblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
u r II c e.
GbinrG(d)r Sstranber.
Gbenteuer eimcs enaliSd)en &apitanS une
Yiiiao cruas eines Gorfee.

etpenteucr eimes snaliidlen &apitaes uns
YtiaoerIu8 eines SORES.
lle6er Elm Grlebnib nit 9ineTI9en
SeerGubern teri9tet Der &apitGn Der
englii9en &egierunss Odmpfbarfafe
r@leranbra": SD fsfanb MIDI" 10
i9rei6t er, nauf Der 6abrt bon Song
Tong na9 Weibaipei, als bas Wetter
an einem Nbenbe 10 bid unb regneriI9
tpurbe, baB i9 BEL Der Snfel Nomti Dor
4nter gu seben bef9lob. Sci "a SUP
Siefe fanDen mir bort audi einen gllz
ten unb sei9iibten plab. Sobalb aber
Der 4nter binuntergelahen mar, tpurbe
Die 8arfafie bon mebr ais bunbert
Sii4erbpoten umi9pdrmt, Die aus
ieber Gde unb iebem Winfel 6erborz
tamen. Nus ben 8ooten fletterten bon
allen Setten Meni 9en auf I'M er S6iff
berauf. Mteine 2eute fonnten fein
Wprt bon ibrem Sialeft Der ite6en. Inz
fangs glaubte i9, baB blpbe Neusierbe
ben 8efu9 psranlabte, aber t9 foIte
balb zines anbern bele6rt tperben. Die
Menf9en beeannen, meine 2eute binz
unb ber5uitoben unb ii9 5uglei9 nit
alien betpegli9en Su9sn gu f9affen
gu MAIDEN. 8efonbers ita9 ibnen Der
metalene 9elm bes &ompabbGus9ens
in Die @usen, unb atpei o ibnen per=
fu4ten, i'm ab5ubreben. Dem piber<
feste i9 mid natiirli9, nGre babel
aber beinabe bon Der 8anbe ibertpGls
ttgt tporoen. SD fprang nun f9leu@
ntgft in meine Sabine, UNI meinen &ez
bolber 5u bolen. ginige Der ungebetez
men 9Gite batten bic Sre9beit, mir bi.
in bic Sabine fiibrenben Stufen binz
unter gu folgen, a6er Elm paar tpu6tige
9iebe nit benz Gebplperfplben berleiz
bette ibnen biefes 8ergniigen. Meine
2eute bepaffneten ii9 barauf nit eiierz
men Stangen unb &lpben bon Seue=
run9sbol5, unb mir ma9ten uns baran,
Die Gefelf9aft au bertreiben. Na9
ettpa 5ebn Minuten angelfrengter Or
belt gelang rns BAG, bod nun periu9te
man, uns baran gu perbiHbern, ben
Infer auf5upinben. SD tpar genDz
tbigt, meinen &epolper srft iiber Die
&Opfe ob5ufeuern, unb neil bus feline
Wirfun9 bate, einen S9ub cuff ben
Bug zines 8ootes absuesbsn. Nls mir
ben Infer gliidli9 an 8prb batten,
lieB i9 Die 8arfaFe nit boiler &raft
gesen ems Der 8oote seben, bas I'M
folgebefen fenterte. Die Sn1aiIen purz
ben 5tpar iGmmtli9 bon ibren 9enpFen
aus Dem Wafer seapsen, aber Der
Wtutb Der 8dnbe f6ien babur9 bod
etpas absetiblt gu fem, 10 bab mir
uns obne peitere 8elGfigung entfernen
fonnten."
Na3 elmer fpdteren Ha9ri6t erf6ien
Die 8anbe na9bem in Der StGrfe bon
etpa 200 damn unfern Der Snfel
Hamti in einem grOberen &iitenbprfe.
BORT ma9ten fi9 Die piraten auerIt an
bas 4ineiii9e Wa9tf9iff beran unb
foroerten beHen 8emannung auf, ii9
81 ergeben. Nuf bic Weigerung fpurbe
bas S9iff seitiirmt, unb ale perionen,
Die ii9 an 8orb befanben, purben niez
bergema4t. Nun iu9ten Die Sorfbe=
tpobner ben piraten entgegenautreten,
aber ba Tie ni9t ausrei9enb bepaffnet
iparen, mubten tie iid balb auriid<
sieben, fporauf bic fre4en Ginbrins=
hinge na9 9er5ensluft bic @obnuneen
unb %befonbers bic 2%eibbGuier NIT ibrem
rneiit t%pertbpolen Snhalt a%usrau6ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01

YepfeI-S1.OO-S3.5O per Sab.
ganonen-5ewdbIte ST.. 90 bis $l.25 per
BunG, srpeite Nualitdt Toe bis SLIGO.
RotusmhHe-$3.25 per 9unhert.
@stronen--Neiftnas, $500.
Oransem-Sanep California gaIensia 1910
California Seedlings $3.50 Bis Sz.76.
g~nanaS-$3 .26 per Grote.
gHaum en- -$1.O 90 per Buibel.
Strnen ST. 90 per Smibel.
Georgia 8irnen-s1.bo per G!ate.
Seigsn : Smprna ll-16c bas Bfuno.
Oat.eIn &c per Sfutb, 80 pic. &s1teE.
Neuer~ Sonis-16c.
Sruuben lCc bis 2Cc per Sor5.
9fir5ide 81 bis $i.50 per Bmfbel
gantaIoM e3-S1 .50-l.75 per SOB.
@aiermeIonen Sc bis lec.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01

DC b o n, Wis. Sas Ober9e=
ri9t bertaste fi9 big Is. Oct. obne
gntf9eibuns i'm 2aGo0ette Sole.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
Tdalther Marftbertht.
E{eh@G:Rt

E3s1gsGsft.
S~no.anapogs linton gtesbOfs. I. Oftbr.
&tnbpteb.
Sewdt!ts bis yrinna @Srcrt
stiere, i3OO-l5OO 3d.. s. 2b-6 20
Jeas.ge 5is mtttIere @rrort
St.sre, 13OO-l4O0 gfo..."- 460-5 %
Cute bis prinl0 SGIS9ter Stiere,
ll50-l250 Sb..".-...-".. l5--4o)
gero6pnlt9e Ssiere. 1l,bO BIG
1850 Tfnno. ..."......"..." oo-4Z 70
Cute bis ssrG5Ite Jsebtng
stiere 8 500 70
TdBige bis CUTE Seeding Gttere,
100000 8fS.--"."..--... 3Zo-5 on
G,,te 6fnders 2 50-3 90
2esnte StDderS. ...".."~-.... ZvIo 20
Suite ois eerodbIte Rinoer-""-. 36O-42o
ga;.tIere sis gate Rinher-".-.". 3O0-3 40
@etpDbnIiGe Mroer ......"..... 25-2 70
Srte bis sspShIte Sihe... ........ 325-3 80
Rtttiere Htne..-.."............... 10 10
geruabali9e aIte &iihe. ~.~-... l CO. rs
ottte siibe nit Roll. $50 $50
Y~emDbnIide Siibe nit GaI -. $40 $26
@e,pGblte E6Lber 8 CO.. 90
Stnrere RSlber- 50-5 90
qrima Bis fanca Grport Sat9er
ssriuen 300-3 90
@eIpobnIiGe Dis quite 8nuen....- So 10
Sew0bnIi@e GuaeH....~...... l 76-2 20
3weITs
Suite bio seudblte i9Dere.".".. 10 0o-6 10
9em:itie ruo iGwere Padsn8... 8 85-6 90
Cute Bis seroabIte Eei&ts. -""-- 95-s %
@sIp0bnti@e ieiGte"--....-"- 575-b 80
Suite 9igs-....-..-"""""..". W-o 20
2s:1te piss...".-.".. ..".... 90 70
Snanbs a 800 20
E9afe.
Spring 2am6S. 3 % 81
Quite bis serrdbIte ginidsrise-... 8 90 %
GepS5nIide bis CUTE @iniabltse 80 8 20
Cute bis sendbite S9afe...-.. 90 90
Oretndre bis CUTE e8afe.".."." 40 90
Q 90 8 30
36de, per 100 Dfo.---."-..".. 400 2 90
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01

Oie Spbes trafe 1T IN Sta
lien i'm Sabre 1875 absef4afft poroen.
Geit biefer ,3eit 1T bort bic 3abl Der
Morbtbaten UNI AZ proaent seitiegen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
Sh=MHen.
StrategifGe sage
Qe4tloert /.

lit beoeuteno g~ednbert. Die Sapaner
f6einen iebt Gle Ssfenfoe ersrsifen gu
uollen unb baben cine Stelung nOro=
weftli9 bon ben Dentai=@ ruber1 einge=
ncmmen.
Na9 ben beften Quellen beftebt bic
iapaniide Qrmee sesen &uropattin aus
100 8atailonsn pber 144, 900 Mann
Snfanterie, auBerbem $500 Mann 60
paIerie unb 638 @eidhbsn.
Satbaroff's 8eriat.
g t.. petersburg, 1. Off,
Sas &rie9samt per6Hentli9t cine De-
pei6e bes Sen. SafharOff iiber Elm err
folsrei9ss 8orpOfien=G efe6t BEL 9an=
tai am %. Sept.
Muberosm miro beri9tet, baB fi9 bic
Sapaner in ~perftdrfter 3abl am Oen=
tai 3wsig Der 8abn uno am Saitie BEL
gonEibu cuncsntriren.
Obefa, 80. Sept. Der 2aiier
fam beute aug petersburg an uno be-
i9tigte Die Sruppen.
81 ea:8 o o # EN- 3us
Il d g etrieben.
g t. Petersburg, 80. Sept.
Nus suberldfiser Quele perlautet, baB
es BEL Mutosn su fdweren &dmpfen
fnm, bic itg3uriidtrsibuns bon Sen.
&uropattins @orpofsn enbieten.
Ser @eneraIfab tbeilt nit, bic
ruifi6e Sauptarmee febe mod INNER
in Mufoen.
Bort u 3 u t1grie
q q 10 elem.
6 t. Petersburg 9, 80. Sept.
Mngeii6ts elmer Mittbeiluns bonn ruiz
fiIden gonfulat in G6s Spu, Die japa=
nifden ansriffe auf pOrt artbur bonn
20. Biz 26. Sept. ieien erfOlgrei4 gu
riifgepieien tporben, finbet Der 8eri9t,
BOP Die Sapaner Die Saupt= Sorts bon
port Mrtbur genommen bitten, feinen
8lauben.
Na@ridteu ans Grieasminiferium
nod betrugen Die japan. 8erlufie pdb:
renb Der gelaesrune As, 900 Sobte uni
gertpunbete.
6 6Ia6t 10 | b er NJ q I e /.
Mufoen, 80. Sept. Cine BOIL
ftdnbig reue Pbaie i'm Gelbaug febi
unmittelbar bebor.
g t. q etersburg, 80. Sept,
Na9 elmer Sepei6e aus Mutben idei=
men bic 8"rbereitunsen fir einer erler=
giihen iapanii6en 8ormarid bpllsnbsi
unb Elm srnfisr 3uiammenfOb gilt ale
brohenb.
Sen. &uropattin beihtiste beutt
berIdieoere eben in Mutoen angelangtt
@eeimenter unb berlieb an Is Diff
siers, bic fi6 bel 2iao Dang ausge=
sei6net, oas @eorgs=3reu3.
en- hber &riess=
8eaneene.
Sapart unb &ublanb trafen Elm Mb.
tommer iber ben biretten NustauiG
bon @adri@ten iiber 8riegssefansene
obne Die 8ermittlung 6rantrei9s uni
&meritas. 8On jebt ab tueroen BIZ
Mittbeiluneen tiber japan. @efansen'
on ben japan. @%eianoten in Berlin &C.
ianot, tiber ruifii9e @efansene MI Der
ruifi1en @eianbtsn in Betting.
MIerief tebrt u Il 4.
Die Mittbeiluns, 96nis Mlerief
tebre na4 Petersburg 3uriid, uuroe ieit
bemGnti4luKe, cine 3peite Wanbidurei'
Nrmee au Idafen, als t,abr betradte..
Seoo9 1T bic Wittbeiluns, Mlerieff ful'
9ansler tperben, leeres @erii9t.
Samper Nrabia a.
o a., Ore., 80. Sept. Sam'
pier bon oer.Y ortlano=M fiatiiden 2inie.
1T geftern aus benz fernerl Often ange.
lanst. Sie Mrabia tpurbs bon ben
8~laoibofod. @eiduaber am %. Sui
gstapsrt, nod 8laoiooftOd gebra6t,
bonn prifen=8 eridt aber freiselaHen
na9bsm IS, 900 sdde Msbl entfsrn:
tuaren.
Si arsebli9 9 orer=
. 10 egung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
Sapaniide @ttrfibrer
Gl1tidlieBea id mgeblid 5ar 9eeniiOe. : SIRE
Sauptmadt BET ben Yentai= @rnbem.
safbaroifs Sentt. = Sluige Gurpuien Gefedte nm NlnfSen. - Bort
arbmr angrfe Der leskm Sage a6seunien. = 4bfummen
berefs &riegsstfangenu.- Son Der Sorer= S~ewesnns.

@bili, Sbantun unb Sunan. Sas
auspdrtise Imt tbeilte ibnen nun nit,
baB bic 8etuesung psientli1 rebulutio=
ndr uno antiopnafiid 1T. iomit bon
ben bnuptfd4li4 fremoen=feinoli9en
unruben Deg Sabres 1900 abpeidt.
Nlgier, 80. Septbr. Sampfer
,Smolenst" bon Der ruifi9en freipil=
ligen TlOtte traf aus port Saib elm.
Sas S6if nimmt 400 Sonnen Sob
len uno uartet auf gefeble.
8ruRbritanniem.
2onboner@ r Il n b r.
&onbon n, 80. Geptbr. 6. 8.
SoOlep uno 8. 6. 2amion, 3pei i'm
lebten Mai tuesen Betruss berbaftete
@riinoer, puroen Der seridtli6sn pro-
ceifirung iiberpieien.
2amion fa9te i'm 2aufe elmer lar=
gen @%rfldruns, er fei iber 20 Sabre
i'm 8eiddftsleben 9onoon's tbdtig ee=
tueien unb babe pdbrenb bieier 3eit IA
8eieli9aften nit einem 8eIammts
capital bon iiber $40, 600, 900 geeriin=
bet. IS pairs unb $50 Witslieber
bes n~ntsrbauies seb6rten gu bieien
@sTeni9aften. ST lei itOl3 barauf,
tpenn i'm iol9e @ei6dfte uno 0erbin=
hunger ms 8efdn9niB brinsen.
Neuer 2orb=W a . I.
2onbon, 80. Sept. Stabt=
ratbsmitslieo Sobn pouno, prdfoent
Der 9onooner Seneral= Omnibus=@e=
ieai6aft, tuuroe fur bas laufenbe Sabr
snm 2orb=M aDOr bon 2onbon getpdblt.
ST lit 1849 bier geboren unb fDlgt als
giirgermeitsr Sir Sames SbOmpiOn
&ithie.
Seutf9lanb.
Ices Gaiers q eunbbei t.
Berlin, 80. Sept. SIN Wiber=
iprube nit geridtsn, Die seffern in
Mmerifa circulirten, erfldren Mitelie=
Der oes @efolges, baB Der @eIunbheits=
suifano beg 9ailers elm b6lig giinifiser
iei; sr ipri9t nit tlarer unb natiirlider
Stimme.
M0sliderueiie untsrnimmt er i'm
nddten Sabre wieoer cine 2reu3fabrt
i'm Mittelmeere, So6 if bieriiber mod
nidts entI4ieoen. Die ale paar WO=
den auftau9enbe 8ermutbung, oas
6alsleiben bes Gaiiers lei reu ausge=
brodsn. fiiibte fi9 auf NeuBerunsen
Ginger Geeleute Der vSoben3olern",
bab bas S9if fi9 bielei9t fir cine
neue Salrt rifle.
Yortugal.
@r6ffnungb esparlaments
q B o n, 80. Sept. &6nig
Carlos tinbigte in Der Sbronrebe BEL
@r6ffnun9 Der @ortes on, er tperoe nit
26nigin Mnelie i'm Npp. ben G6nig
gowarb in England beiu9en. pOr=
tueals g~e3isbuneen nit allen nuspdr=
tigen Md9ten uerben als berslid Bee
3ei9net unb Die Neutralitdt i'm oitli1en
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
Batter, Gter ..ao @eaaass

SdnbIer beSabIen foIsenbe Rrene:
Butter - Country. 10c, @rsoaiers a.,
sIeia 23e.
Gter-l7Hc per Dusenb.
Sibner 10c, Sdbne 8, Eurfets-lO:.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
8afe.

gngros $ gertaufspreife SrScsttr.er
etwesertdie SOC per pfunb etnbetmt9e.
SSrepertdie 17e, 8iscontn greon $ adis
10, Stem gort GbebbarsI lee. etnb,tntb
f4er 2irabrrger Ice. grid 13e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01

indianapolis Detail gerfaufspretie:
woy,n,,,th FIee S6 50-x7 %
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-07

was willing, but his knowledge of fire arms was about as thorough as an Els kimo's knowledge of the Panama ca nal. Besides the horse was an old friend and it seemed unkind to end it's life as though it were a traitor. sF
 ttNo," said MT. Eggert to himself, tfar be it from me to put this igno- miny on the noble beast. Instead Iwill devise some new and glorious end for my old friend which shall send the tale of his death echoing down the corridors of time"
 The decision was an easy one, but it took many sleepless nights to evolve a brand new means of transforming the useless animal into an equine hero of romance. He tied dynamite around the horses neck and took the animal to a field. After attaching the explc- sive he touched off the fuse and start ed to run.
 The horse started to follow. Eggert had not thought of this and was ago. nized, expecting to be blown up any moment. He reached wire fence in his wild scramble, crawled through it and ran about two rods, when he heard a terrific explosion behind him. Looking back he saw no horse and no fence and the ground was torn up for yards around
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-07
THE DOCKS AT BuENos AIRES

and 92 per cent of the immigrants are of jeans have begun to come into the coun- try, but it is thought they will ere long be an important factor. Buenos Aires, the capital and chief port of Argentina, stands at the mouth Of the great La Plata river, and is the largest city in South America. It has population of almost q million, population rapidly increasing and made up of many for. eigners;, nearly four hundred thousand Italians; next the Argentines, then Spaniards, French and Germans, and a goodly number of English-speaking people. The city is the chief political and commercial center of the Argentine country, and prodigious amount of shipping is entered at this port. It's splendid docks extend along the river front for five miles.
 Tn Brazil, "the Portuguese half of South America dwell 1S.00O ,000 people. more than half the total number of folk counted for South America. This vast country, as yet practically undeveloped, has wonderfully rich resources. The United States takes about half of Bra zil's exports (gets most of her coffee and millions of dollars worth of her rubber annually), and sends to her only one fifth as much as it buys from her. The Germans, shrewdest and most hustling traders in lowest America, have ab- sorbed the trade Of various provinces of Brazil
 The Chileans MT. Carpenter calls the Yankees of South America. There are about three million of them, alert, pro- gressive, prosperous people. The Chill can commonwealth has been we'll ordered one in the main, not constantly disturbed by civil broils. It has warred with Bolivia and Peru as to boundary lines and had some internal troubles, but has maintained a government of sta- bility and strength. This Hong, slim land" is one of marvellous wealth, has great store of precious metals as well as other very valuable mineral deposits. Agriculture, however, is the chief busi- ness of the country, and there is 8 very rich farming class in Chile, people that buy many goods.
 Concerning Ecuador but very little is known. It has 1 1,500, 900 inhabitants, and Is a land of revolutions. Bolivia is land also practically unknown; of great extent. but state of only 2,0Q0, ,00e peo- pie. It has rich mineral deposits but is 8 primitive land, in it's present stage of development not much of a market for America. The Germans have control hf the foreign trade.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-07

After mentioning the fact that there is in this country only about $SO,OOO,- OOO,OOO of wealth outside of the half dozen big trusts, the Wall Street Jour nal of March 1T makes the following very significant statement: Ut should not be overlooked that the trust wealth is the most important, in that it largely controls all the other wealth. The trusts are in control of the transportation facilities of the country. They are practically in con- trol of its banking facilities, and they control it's main industrial centers. Through control of the banks, the rail- roads and the leading industrial coIn- panies. the directors of these trusts practically direct the business of the country, and when it is said that of the $20O00,000,O00 of trust capital in the United States, upwards of S1,OOO,, 100000 is held by one family, and that the greater amount is represented by group of perhaps sa dozen capitalists, one gets some conception of the i'm mense power which is wielded in this country by few capitalists
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-07
HEARD IN PASSING

Justice Brewers recipe is simple enforce the laws. and they will be re- spected; obey the laws. and their en- forcement will be easy.-Chicago Post
 Judge Parker is saying very little, but there are many monuments in the political graveyards to men who died from talking too much Cincinnati Enquirer.
 As good democrat as Samuel J. Tilden held down the governorship and the state chair1nanshfp at the same time, and this ought to be a fairly good precedent for democratic consumption. -Burlingbo Free Press
 Another step in behalf of world peace, another step toward perpetual ing the vision of Connecticut's EIlhu Burrftt, another step toward interna- tional disarmament, will be taken dn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-07
NEIGHBORS HOSTILE
SOUTH AMERICAN REPUBLICs
 AGAINST UNITED STATES.
Reasons for the Proposed Alliance Against Us-Fear Growing Fever of Expansion May Reach
 After Them.

Runaors are afioat as to the hostility Of neighbors of ours to the south-Argen- tina, Brazil Chile, Bolivia and Ecuador. Fearing that Uncle Sam has designs of Rnnexing, or at least grasping after, the South American states, it is reported the above mentioned countries have formed against that ambitious one an alliance offensive and defensive.
 That our interests are vital In the por- tion of South America north. of tns Amazon is unquestionable, and few of our citizens will gainsay there is neces- sity for religious observance of the Mon roe doctrine in lands bordering the Caribbean, lands in the proximity to the Isthmus of Panama; but there seems to be 8 growing feeling among students Of political conditions that the states far ther to the south need not concern us so closely, in fact. that it would be well for the United, States to withdrew altogether from these it's Monroe protection.
 With the exception of small strips of Ecuador and Brazil, the five republics in the reported alliance lie south of the equator, in the region certain statesmen suggest should be left to work out it's VIII 1eb4Y cLICls V DC Du LII v, tLAo ct VEL large and important part of south America a land of great wealth, of great possibilities, and we would very much dislike to see any other nation, or na- tions, getting possession down there. Let us glance bit at the various coun- tries making up so big a territory, pos sessing so much real and so much po- tential wealth.
 First Argentina. The Argentine na- tion, founded. in 1910, experienced the usual yicissitudes attendant on Latin American experiments in self-gov- ernment, but the present Argen- tine republic dates back to 1862; which number of years indicates stability and prosperity of an unusual degree for that region. From time to time revolutions have worked havoc, but the last one occurred IA years ago, and at present peace reigns and is promised for the future. Argentina has now about 100000 people within her borders; more than one-third are foreigners,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-07

The Hartford Times, whose editor has ehampioned the cause of ex-Mayor Sullivan early and late and all the time, says there is more truth than poetry in the remarks made by the ex- mayor in the joint discussion last Sat urday afternoon Tn fact, that paper says there is class distinction, and that Hartford people tried to show it on the occasion of the visit of President Roosevelt to the capital. The president hlmself isHgiven the credit of being the person that put his foot down and would not allow it.