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The San Francisco call., 1904-12-06

HOTEL BALTIMORE. 1o15 Van Ness ave-
This nrst-cIass hotel. now being conducted On
American plan. especially for families for the
season or year. Location Is unsurpassed The
e1ripments are all modern with every con-
vcrieuce The rooms are large, sunny and
cornfortab bic: superb view furnishings are all
eiegant Cuisine highest order. H c SHAM
NON. manager. formerly Of Hotel Langham.
\ Y and Mosna Hotel. Honolulu
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-03-12

other person having immediate GUS
todv of any child between the ages OF
eight and fifteen years who. after be-
ing notified by the county superintend-
ent as provided in section five of this
act shall further neglect or refuse to
send such child to school, shall, upon
complaint of the county superintend-
ent, be summoned to appear with such
child or children before the judge of
the superior court TO show cause why
such child or children should not be
placed in and attend school as re-
auired By law. and if the said judge
shall upon inquiry find that none of
the conditions set forth in section one
of this act permitting a county super
interdppt to excuse such child from at
tendance. exist in the case of SUCH
child so appearing before him. he
shall, in his discretion. issue either an
order commanding such parent or par
ents or guardian to place such child
in school, if school be then in session,
or Immediately when school shall re-
sumo, or appear before him and SHOW
cause for the neglect OF refusal so to
do: or an order requiring such parent
or parents or guardian to execute and
file in court good and sufficient bond
payable to the county superintendent
of common schools, the condition of
said bond being that the parent or par
ents or guardian shall send such child
or children to school as required by
law.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-03-12
Superintendent Myers Is
After 1ruant Scholars.
MANY VIOLATIONS ARE RtPORItb
Unless Children Are Sent to School
the Court Will Be Asked to
Take Action.

County School Superintendent Myers
is making Il persistent effort to enforce
the compulsory attendance of school
children between the ages of eight and
fifteen. For some time reports have
been coming in from the schools of the
county that there were quite a number
tending school. Several cases We're
also reported from the Walla Walla
city school.
Determined that the law should be
enforced Superintendent Myers during
the week sent out number of notices
to the parents of the children who have
been reported as being truant. notify
ing them to call at his office in the
court house AS a result the superin-
tendent was very busy today listening
TO the excuses that were offered by
the parents and guardians of the chill
drep. In many instances the parents
were very angry that they should be
summoned to appear before the super
intendent and all manner of excuses
were given. Others were just the re-
Verse and thanked the official for the
interest that he had shown in the mat
ter
In speaking of the subject this morn
ing Superintendent Myers said Il
will enforce the law to the letter and
While | dislike to resort to harsh means
to compel children to attend school.
am determined that so much truancy
must be stopped at once. | have mott
fled the parents OF the children of the
provisions Of the law and unless they
obey my instructions. | will take the
matter into the courts"
Section of the truancy law pro-
vides that amy parent. guardian or
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-03-12

of the deceased, filed a petition in the
county court asking that the will be
annulled and that she be declared the
sole heir and given the use of all the
property left by the deceased
In accordance with her petition filed
Judge G. A. Hartman issued an order
directing the trustees. c. NJ. RAIDER, r.
Nj. Dorothy and f. A. Reser to file the
original will of Joseph L. Stubblefield
for probate in the county court of
Umatilia county within ten days from
the date the order is served upon
them. and also to account to the court
for all moneys which they have re-
ceived. After the will has been filed
for probate the court Will pass upon
the objections to it as made by Mrs.
Stubblefield in her petition filed yes
t6day
In this petition she recites that she
was the wife of Joseph L. Stubblefield
at the time of his death and is the sole
heir at law to his fortune which con-
sists of real property in Umatilla coun-
ty valued at $500, personal property
valued at $500 900 and real property in
Walla Walla valued at $4,000.
The objection which she makes to
he will is confined principally to the
5hirty-first para graph, which provides
for the home for fatherless and moth
erless children and widows and elderly
women in Walla Walla. She alleges
in her petition that undue influence
was used in persuading Mr.. Stubble
field to make this provision, and that
ne did not know what he was doing
1t the time he signed the WILL if he
much if he signed it.
Further she alleges that the filing of
the original will for probate in the
court of Walla Walla was void and
without legal effect. as Mr.. Stubblefield
lived and died in Umatilia county, and
that the courts of this county have
jurisdiction over such matters. The
original will was filed for probate in
Walla Walla and d copy only filed with
the probate of Umatilla county. She
asks to have the original copy of the
will filed for solemn probate in Una
tilla county.
According to c. N. RAIDER. one of the
trustees Of the estate. there is only
a small portion of the estate that is in
Cmatilla county. In his will Stubble-
field beQueathed to one of his nepheWs
1872 acres of land in Ulnatilla county,
in which his widow had a life interest.
This interest Mrs. Stubblefield has
since deed to her nephew.
Mrs. Stubblefield has now no inter-
est whatever in the estate. as she has
received all that was beQueathed to
her and the receipts for the same are
now in the hands of the executors Of
the estate.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-03-12
Senator Fairs ALLEGED Widow.

ST. LOUIS, March 12.-MrS. Nettie
Robertson Craven Fair. who claimed
to be the widow of the late senator
from California. is believed to be dying
at the Southern hotel as the result OF
injuries received in a street car col
lision last Tuesday. She came to st.
Louis ten days ago and registered
under an assumed name expecting to
surprise her daughter. Mrs. Koehler
but found her dangerously i'll, and
fearing the shock of the meeting would
be harmful she decided to wait a few
days Meantime the accident occurred
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-03-12
CONTEST IN OREGON
Stubb!efie!d viii Attacked
at PendIeton.
ACTION BROUGHT BY THE WIDOW
Alleges Undue influence Was Used to
Induce StubbIefeid to Sign
the Will.
ACTION BROUGHT By THE WIDOW

There seems to be a determined eff
fort being made to prevent the eXecu-
tors of the Stubblefield estate carry
ing out the provisions of Joseph l..
Stubbleheld's will for the establish
ment of Il home at Walla Walla for in
digent widows and children of the
states of Washington and Oregon.
When Judge BrenIs entered an order
of dismissal last week in the case
brought by Henry White and Mary
McIlroy to set aside the will of the
deceased philanthropist. it was sup
posed that all further litigation was at
an end and that no further obstacles
would be encountered by the trustees
in establishing the home. Now it is
evident that the natter is to be fought
over again in the courts of Umatflla
county, Oregon.
Last Monday c. F. Cochran. an at
torney of Union. or, was in Walla
Walla, and made q complete eXamina
ton Of all the papers that had been
filed in the court relating to the Will
and the subsequent suits. AS result
of his investigation. at Pendeton yes
terday, Cassana Stubblefield, the widow
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-03-12
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
NURSING.

GOOD NURSING-COMFO
hOme-respectab lOca ton. Doc
tor day or night. Mrs. S. s. Wills.
702 Washington street. Phone. Main
637
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-03-12
Tor Sale Chaan.

Two very deep lots. house, five rooms
not including pantry and cellar.
Stable for two horses and q COW. sew
era! choice fruit trees: large number
of grape vines: many flowers. etc
Nice small home cheap. Inquire w
Statesman office.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-03-12
ARTICLES SIGNED Up.
Fred Muller ard Barney MuIlan Viii
Box Ten Rounds at 1873 Pounds.

FREQ Muller of Astoria, who is
matched to box Barney Mullan ten
rounds before the Walla Walla Ath-
letic club March -, arrived in the city
tbis morning. Muller and Mullan met
at the club rooms this afternoon and
signe, up the articles of agreement
which call FOR ten-rounG contest,
Marquis of Queensbury rules to gov
eru. Clean breakways will be observed
and the men will weigh in at 1873
pounds at ; O'clock on the afternoon of
she contest. The one failing to make
the required weight Will forfeit $50 to
his opponent.
Muller looks in rugged health and
This afternoon said he will have little
trouble in making the required weight.
The weight agreed upon suits Mullan
all right. although he will have to do
a little extra work to take off the flesh
ne has accumulated since the Reilly
40. Eulter will commence training at
the West End saloon at once Mullan
started light work yesterday but COM
menced his regular work this after
noon.
Jimmie Reilly, brother Of Jack and
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-03-12
HIGH LIVING
PORTLAND RESTAURANT

excellent meals are served at a very
reasonable price.
The food is of the finest quality:
well cooked and we'll served. Dining
room is we'll appointed and comfort
able.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-03-12
President Makes Nominations.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-The
president today nominated Robert "
Richardson. to be postmaster at sac
ramentO. He also nominated Ch1gleS
attorney general. RObb is now assist!
ant attorney general of the pOstotfiCJ
department and was active in the il.
vestigation of the postal frauds.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-03-12

The Royal Neighbors of America will
give a party at the l. O. O. r. hall on
the Modern WOOdmen and their famil-
les are invited. Admission % cents
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-03-12
FARM TO LET.

21-ACRt FARM TO RENT; TERMS
reasonable: one acre in fruit; one
quarter acre berries; six acres al
falfa, rest grain and good garden
land. Mrs. Jane Hardesty. general
delivery. Walla Wala.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-03-12

ED-MANAGER FOR BRANCH
office we wish 10 locate here in
Walla Walla. Address. with refer
ences. Norris Wholesale House. care
this paper.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-03-12

Many use Co-Ja-Mo coffee: you try
some q Nuntinga's.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
Bonn ariegsi9auplab int
ferueu Often.
Sin rmiFldss SOrpsoO=8 Boot In
ole 9nit eeipreust.

@bee 600, IL. Mdr3. qlm 10.
Uldrs lam Der ruiIiIte SorpeoobOot.
3erif0rer .5iorri" befin ginlaufen in
ben 6afen bon Bort qirt6ur NIT elmer
unierieeII6en Uline in Bernbrung.
0as G1iff wurOs in bic Cuff gsiprengt
rno nur 4 2eute bon Der WannIdaIi
ipuroen oereitet.
9icetonis 9Ilerisif betdti9t ben Bee
ridt iiber ben Sdaosn In BORT 2lrtbur
udbreno oes 8ombaroements am 10.
oIs. Dts, aber sr berldtet, oab Die
@eldidts BON einem Jeuer cine gee
rHeine grfinOuug" lei.
Warnun9en iinO bier eiugegangen,
our9 ipsLbe Frh6sre Bsribte befdtigt
tuerOen, oaB ndmlid bic Ruhen Idngs
Der 2iaO 9un9 5albinIel Ninen gelegi
baben. yleutrale 6d;ffe miiilen iid
bur9 ibrs Glogse fiinf ailOmsier BON
llTer erlenutlid MAIDEN uno Die 4n'
tunft zines 2ooiTsn abuarten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
GriHnermas an siue sntIeB!i9e
@rauo=g gataitropbe auf=
gefriIdt.

6euts Dor IA Sabren. am st.
patrids 9aee. mar bic entieblide
Br0nos gataIfropbs in Dem BOmens
D1errin @tabliiisment. uel6er 13
5eueripebrleutel3um Opfsr fislen, tudh-
reno is ptrpunoet puroen, bon mel
den einiee ipdter ibren wunOen ere
lager.
Seitoem bat Die 6irma an ieoem
Ct. patrid's Sage Dem Geueriusbr=
peuIionsFOnO einen auf 800 lauien-
Den @bed iIbsrianbie.
0eute WOrssn nit Der erlfen polf
empfine 6euersuebr gbef gOots bon
Der gObbs Merria 60. (NadFOlgsr bon
Der gOwen=Msrria Co., bieIen Gbed.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
YsrIonaI=N

SRI. 6 m a 6lanfe, Die be-
liebte 3eidenlebrerin in Der Wanual
9rainins 9isb 6doOl miro ibre STEELE
aufaeben, um ii9 in Wnnden oem
3unififuoium 3u wiomen. glad Oem
bemieienen 3alsnt Der iungen Dame au
urtbsilen, itebi ibr cine 9ldn3enoe
2iiniflerlaufbabn bebor.
6err NooIp9 % a | b bon Az
q. 2ibertp Ctr. Der bsiannts Wuii-
Ter, gigarrensEabritant uno Uetsran
aus benz giirsertriese III bon Der
idmeren &ranfbeit, bon usldsr sr
befallen mar, 9ant Der aufOpfernoen
pHeae, melde er I'm DiafoniIien=
0ospital gefunoen bat, tuieoer gsneisn.
Der gerwaliuns ossislben fpridt sr
hermit Isinen hilrmlfen 0ont aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
gie GonEituticnali,at ses Ws=
iebss bstr. Die mts=Sermiat
anSe9riHen.

lin Die gonIiitutionalitdt oes Don
Der lsbisn qeaislatur paiiirtsn @eiebes
bstrefieno Die 3sit Der Sermine gewiher
Gountp-Nsmter fsiiBuitellen, BAT Wm.
8. Stephens, Der rtpubiiianiIde Gan-
oioat fir GdaBmeiiier bon Warren
Gountp. in osm oortigsn areisgeridt
cine 2lage gegen Greo. &. @emmer,
yorfbenoen. uno @belfer g. RoIIiter,
Gecretdr oes republ. gountD. .@omiies,
eineereint. um bieIelben su stpin9en,
ieinen glamsn auf oas Nominations
@ertificat gu ieben, iooab iein Name
am Wabltag auf bem 6timnl3ettsl er'
ideint. QlboiiOn 6. 0arris bon bier
IL elmer ieiner Qnwdlte.
DerTelbe BAT idon Dor einisen 9agen
benz gorFBenosu oss repubIicaniidsn
Staats, @Omitss idriftli4 mitsetbeiIt,
oaB Ieiner glnftt nad oas neue 0e-
FEB unconifitutiolea lit. Yor=
libsnber G'Brisn pOm oemOcraii.
i9en Staatssgomite bat bon BEN
Redtsantualt u. q. Smith cine dhn.
liht grfldrung erbalten.
Wenn bag @eleb conifitutionea lit,
10 wiroen in Marion gountp S9ab'
msiltsr Clibsr g. gnsIsp uno NuOitol
GDrus @larf Elm Sabr ldngsr aIs ibrl
yorgdnger in ibrem Nmte berbleiben,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
Nitmal gorps Ger &Orner 9o9s
ylo. 1, :. 8. 6. y.
Sellts glastenbaa.

0eute Mbeao miro Der Yreis=
Wasienbaa oes Hitual @orps Der
G0rner Qose in Der Sioieite 3urn.
bale nbgebalten tperoen. Der Yorber.
tauf Der @intrittsfarten ldBt auf einen
guten geIud fdlieBen. SIR bic bette
@ruppe wurosn $1,000 In gaar,
fir oas bette ROitiim cine soloene 9a-
menrllbr unb fiir bic bette @baratter.
Wasle Elm eleganter feioeEsr Re9en-
fhirm aus9elebt. Wer einen froben
Qlbeno in gsmutbs,dsr @eieaidaft ses
nieBen nil, miro bier Die paRenofe
@slegsnbsit Finosn. Sung uno PIT
fino gum 9ontsas fir bic prsiIe mill.
fommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
9euti@lano.
Die . pier Der aaierne.

Die Opfer Der Raferne."
Berlin, ben IL. D2dr3. -
Ser frhbsre baperiide !Gfii5ier Ru=
OOlf Rraift Dat Elm Bu9 unter benz
8itel ,9ie OpFer Der 2aIsrne" ber-
OFsntIiht. usldes in tusitelfen 2reiien
Mufleben errest unb behen Snbalt leb-
baIt beIprodsn miro. Sn bitIem
Werie idiloert 3rafIt in ourdaus
Tahlidsr Beile uno Obne cine Spur
bon GenIationalismus bic urinden Der
ebenio soblreiden iDis bstlagenswertben
@oloaienmiBbanoIungen uno beleudtet
bsn ganjeu @egeultanb fehelno un6
iiber5eugeno. gs tueroen Diele beglau-
bi0te unO beIonoers trahs Gdlle bon
SolontenThinbereien erDrtert. uno ben
Enlightenment 2reilen miro allsrleI
tuertbpolIss Ulaterial unterbreItet, Das
sur WerbiuDerune bon wlibbantlungsn
nnbbar Qemodt iperbsn tann.
Rraift ia9t, oas gan5s SDliem Der
Militars6 6!refredtspflese ieI falld uno
oas 8eI6weroere6t Der Wannidaften
ilIuIoriIb. gr fnbrt Gdle OH, in
oensn Rsiruten bic glusIlbung Dee
geT6werOsss9ts iebr f9te1t betommsu
1T, 10 Oab iis fn In erb0btem MaBs
Der Rantiins bsrjenigsn ausiebten.
nber iusl4t iis geiIa9t batten.
Der Wsrfalier Oringt In bic 0eerss'
Derpoltuns, oab lie anoere Mittel, ala
Die bis iebt anseuanOten 3ur geidm'
pfuua Der SOioatsnmibbanolungsn er'
Fnnsn mOgs. IonIt iusroe iia Die 9e'
wnni9te 9rnnblide BeIsrung nidt ber'
btiIdbren Iahen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
pbiIippinens 2rieger
fur ct. outs.

Wai aibington IL. Mdr3. -
Der nslOertrstenoe Gsneralaoiutant
9an empfna beute bon @eneral Wabe,
bem eomman0eur Der pbi!ippinen=
DiDilion, per Rabeloepeide bic 9ia9-
ri6t. Oab Der transport Dompfer
.Gberioan" nit 3G6 Mann bonn IL.
GaDalIerie Regiment unc einem gas
iaillOn pbilIppInsn Scouts, pelds
nab Der ct. 2ouifer gtusHsaung wol=
len. beute na9 wlanila ab9efabren 1T.
Gan Grancisco, IL. Wdr3.
Ger Ser. Staaten 3ransportbampIer
n9bOmas" III bon Wanila bier anges
tommen. 2ln gorb bsfinben fd bas
IL. Jnfanterie.Hegimen unb Alb
Mann bon ben pbiIippinen- 4unb-
i1aftsrn. Die leBteren unier Gone
manoo bon Capt. garringtor weroen
bsr pbilipplnen-Qlbtbsilune Der ct.
2ouiIsr WeIi 2lusleaung 3ugetbsilt
iperoen. Die gompaanien bes IL.
RegImsnts usrosn nod iur3tr Nall
auf Der preiioio-s sReferbatiou @arni-
Ionen i'm Often bs3ishen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
ssos's Satilamm.

Mm Samiiag, 10. Wdrj, fsiert Der
ioOiale grfrifdun9sratb Sofep +
3 flueger. 1885 9. gaif Str, iein
einidbriass @eiddfts=Subildum. Mn.
ldbli9 oieies 6eatasss miro er am
9lbenO einen bodfeinen 2und TerOiren.
Soc label feline 6reunoe unb Yetannten
Elm, iid perf6nIi1 bon Der Cite oes'
Ielben 3u iiberjeu9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17

@eor8e 10. 9loams s400 Sdaoenerlab
5u. 6errmann bate I'm Jntsrs6e oer
erbsn oes yerungliidtsn cine Sdaben-
erIobllaae singtreidt.
s3n Der bon Games 6. gbans qegen
ole Strabenbabn 0eIelIaaft einge.
rsidten S9aosneriabtlaas ipradsn bic
@eihwcrenen beg Ribters 2satbers benz
3ldgsr $4,000 3u.
ganferoit.
Ser 8erii9erunos=Moent Charles u.
S9miot meloeie I'm gunoesgeri6t
feineu Bancroft an. Seinen Uerbinb=
Li4seitsn bon s7734.98 fsben Nttipa
bon nur $500 ae9eniiber.
9 d beri9t Der @roB :
9ei d orenen.
Die @rObseiauOsensn rei9ten GEE
itetn benz @riminalgeridt itreH GdluB-
beribt eifl. llnter oenen BON ibnen in
4nilageSufano DsrIetten perionen iino
5ameS Gogep. WOro; iein Osfer pai
patrid @arcaran bon pelf Snbiona.
polls; Gr pribat Getectibe 0anno
gO9o, 9iebifabl zines 2ofsrs aus ben,
@eiddfte bon WaHon uno gbarles s.
Creelp, alias Williams. alias Sobn.
ion, alias Repmono. getrug. gr bait,
Il. u. bic Wlerdants glational Banl
mig einem gefdlitbten WsdlsI UNI $11(
bsI9iuinbelt.
q d pIainfieIo aefanot
Charles peterion, Elm ebemaligel
SnIaie Der 9eformi9ule in plainiielo
iusl9er auf parOle entlaHsn uorber
mar. tuuroe na9 oerislben Nnftalt 3u
rhdgeIanot. gr bate ben Wamen bor
grtbur M. 9astsll bon Der .Slterna
tional 0arbefer Co." auf einem gbed
9sfdli4t.
Der 15'idbrige SOon g. @rofi bot
go. 1926 WeIt 10. StraBe tpuros
ebenfalls na6 Der Reformidule ge'
i4idt. gr bate einsn ginbrud in BIZ
9potbete bon gbuarb piesion, Sausb
bile, perhbt.
. er unterf 9Ia9ung Be
9uIbi9t.
Der 0aulirer Marcus Watermat
bon go. 927a girginia Mbe., tuelde,
btiduloiat lit, bem Sacob QsfHer bOr
go. 527 Of Wabaib Sir. $29 unter
f@td9et su baben. miro am %. Wdrj
i'm pOli3eigeridt iein WOrperb0r gu be-
lte1en baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
9as GroferfeI (ground-hog)
bat 8ledJt bsbaltfn.

9ns erofsrttl. WlurmsItbisr, biersu-
lanOe einFab ngrcund-hog" genanni,
Dat Disosr einmal Reht bebalten
@enau BON 2. Gsbr. an, als es ii6
tuieoer in Ieinsu S9lupfwinfel Dsrtro9,
baiien mir 6 Woden lang anbaltenO
Ifrenges Wintertuetter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17

3neibunbert Metien Der
@onfumers' @as go. murben or Der
bisiisen g0rie 3u $500 berfnuft.
Gpdtsr ipuroen nur nod @as.5ruf.
Nctien 5u $500 anaeboten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
9emrp 3. 9burbsr.

9etrOit, Did,. II. Mdr5. =
6eurp 8. 9burber, pribat- -Seeretdr
oes prdIioentsn 8roper glebslano tpdb-
reno Ieincs 2. Sermins lit beute Wors
gen elmer Ulinbbarm=Gfitsiinoung er-
leoen. Er mar 80 Sabre alt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17

= 0rober VretS @aSfems
Ball bemte Nbeno in Der
gAoiette 1urnballe. WreiIt.
fur ote bette @ruppe, fitr ote
bette Gbataftet MnSfe, fir
oaS fetmfte Qoititut. ss5xuer
2o8e No. 1, Ritual Corps.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
Gitnf'S 0risblinee Nmts
tD0areu GrSiJrtttt9.

tpaarem GrSfIrum9.
Wue Treitmoe itmo @6nmes
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