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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-07

All parties Indebted O. ihe Kine wood
Meal Marker please call and settle % .ii
acceuns o. ihe end ~ ihe year ss ! eans OBJ
close W Old 6iiis nod max. fresh usft
with ihe New Year r. 49, CAsFof4
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-07

each Rassells 0. . and 30 u. r tfaciion
engines; . portable eand a. y RusseHs
make: One A. y. traction Ooe portable
II, p. and one 20 n. 4 noanfod oe ,rseAs
20 "a need not Be taken on Fflrts Mfg
One Gaar Scott traction 10 n y neafy
new; One "a Il. 2. McNamsr iracflop one
Redman IS n r. ssaionary enslae price
f7s good one. One steam Hay ballsr
almost new tiooi Also saw mills Russells
make nearly new, with OF with out SAWS.
A lot OF Band wheels ADD governors a lou
prices; Write as your Wants Al machinery
repaired rspainted and warranted IN rood
running order
W ~ Sfsckfa
smo. Camefon. W. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-07

A rrenissrt clsrkssars Hzz hss txs
wivssard Neither Knew Tkins At<rt
Other til Tears Afssr tks Has Vas
Dead.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-07

Oairers Of fhe STATE Department fear
that Russia s using her influence a. Pe<ins
10 prevent the ratification % fbc Chinese
COmmfrica treaty which recently received
The unanimous approval Ut tie United
States Senate. Russia objects g0fnc open.
ine ~ The Mauchurian ports of Antnne and
Mukden. and may therefore ify to ind dace
China not 10 ailx The impsfiai Seal a. tbc
treaty. The Car aovernfponf is said io
fear thai Amcficens Interest in these ports
might induce Der fo interfefc 10 The dispute
between Russia and Japan. and would
make Americans hostile 90 fiie permanent
Russian occppaa0n 81 Nanchurla AZ lhe
State Departments coofici between Russia
and Japan IS Thought TO be Inevitable
elihoueh both sides may wish 20 postpone
"a. 1hs United States would Of course be
neutral but would send large feet %
AHaiic waters 10 guard American Interests
II fHssia once sees that this country Nll
Insist upon the concessions which China
has granted ns So Maachnfia she viii
probably withdraw her oDposIlItu ~ avoid
anf possibility of rpn1icf 9Hr would
cot efe Sc set tl41 8aittN States become
81 SO - epsn o. even give her moral
sppposl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-07

Alarmed by Senator Hoar's speech and
the hostile criticism OF the united Demo
Gratis, who have Il In their power 70 present
the rauheaiion OF the canal ireais the
Republicans of the House have decided TO
ala their party 10 The Senate and support
the Administration at all costs n the
treaty cannot be passed constifuiioDally
by the required two thirds vote, the House
viii paxs a joint resolution calling for the
payment OF the money mentioned IN the
treaty and authorizing the President Ia
commences the constructions OF the canal
under the Spooner act Such radical
actlon on the part Of the Republicans viii
not be necessary as the Democrats viii
probably not make use OF their power 10
prevent the rati6cstion Of tie treaty Mr.
Corman's display Of strength has alarmed
the Republicans and forced them to expose
tbe radical methods they are willing 10
adopt TO carry out their purpose; bat the
nation wants the canal and while the
Democrats wish VIC could have obtained Il
IN a more honest manner they will not
prevent It's construction. especially as the
evil has now been done and The republic Of
Panama has been recognized By all nations
tAltRA tUttaNA anu IlQHhnQ VINO are
merely holding OF until the question Of the
division OF colombla's debt Is seisled
Senator Hoar's resolution. calling on the
Administration 10 show whether II had
preylo1s knowledge Of or aided. the
Panama revolution. IS causing much annoy
ancc to the Republicans The Democrats
insist upon debating ", and the rules Of the
Senate cannot prevent tlo speeches Of the
opposition Now the Republicans propose
a measure quite as high handed as that
suggested by the House. The motion 10
proceed 10 the consideration Of executive
business is always in order after the
completion Of ihe morning busincss and
Is not 2ubjct TO debate. 10 prevent publi-
cation Of speeches criiicising the Admins
trafion the Republican Senators intend to
continue the discussion In executive sess-
lon
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-07

United States Consul Davis at Alex.
aodfeUa received q v.sit from the Governor
~ che city who offered formal apologies 10
The consul for the antiquities offered hsna
80 some Turkish soldiers who had Wronx
fully arrested natnraiized American
citizen This man, Aliarian has been
releafed Consul Davis vas taken back 20
bits post ia Aicxaodreits on iie United
States cruiser San Francisco
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-07
TULIUs K. MONROE,
Surveyor of Lands
RfNGWO0D, ". N.

VIII answoi calls Tor land snfge9inr ffaeo a.
part " tle county promptly and feas1nanie
rates tlets. dFafte ana calculations neatly ard
Ing oct ard grading pixies country ronta ara
tramFaqs also laying Gus toWn iofa atreefs
ienu1 tiions, cto, Cofft8pgnde1cc soilnItsa
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-07

WANTED--SEvERAB PERSONS or
Character and good repaiaiion IN each
state Zone iu ihis cornty feqolicdl to repre-
sent and advertise old established wealthy
business honsc Of solid hsanciai standing.
salary f1roo weekly eiih expenses addi
uonai az payable % cash difcet each Wed
aestay from head Offices. Horse ara car.
Ilge furnished ehen necessary. References
tae.osed selfhGdrcsscd envelope. Colon,ai
Co, 33f D,hfbofh s,, Cblearo s6f
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-07
OUR WASHINGTON letter.
Locks Like Another Beer war-ThIs
Time We Are $50 English Yeu
Know


From our regular correspondent.
wAsHlNcroS. ID. c.. Dec. 40 1909
War with Colombia resulting from the
action OF the Administration In recognizing
Panama and preyenting the Boeota governs
ment from suppressing the revolution. is by
no means Improbable Reports from the
lsshmus say that there is the greatest
enthusiasm in Colombia men and women
Offering themselves aud their fortunes to
the state for the purpose OF retaking
Panama. President Msrroqnln IN spite OF
the fact that he was not re elected. has pun
his private fortune at the disposal OF the
government aud bis act has been cmulatrd
az Bogota Recognizing The calamity OF
such couflici the European powers have
advised ColombIi not 10 become involved
II hopeless war with the uniied States
and General Reyes. the newly elected
President who Is stiilin Washington en- his
forlorn mission sends the same adsi e.
He has even received hint from the
Administration 10 fctnrn az once 20 Colon
bla aud do his best 20 prevent hosulties
Although he Is convinced Of the hopeless
nessof the struggle and Is commanderm
chief OF the Colombian army, he says that
he cannot answer for his people not attack.
ing Panama They have confidence ia the
justice OF the American people and feel
that they will not prevent them regainng
their territory. SO Il IS quite posslbls
that colombia's rash patriotism combined
with the lack OF tact aud the haste Of the
Republican, Administrator viii Involve
this country in Boer War Ia the tropics
Admra! Walker. chairman OF the lsthmian
Canal Commission and representative OF
the Administration on the Islhmus has
just returned here and will make long
report to the President. w I Buchanan.
the American Minister TO Panama. has
Arrived on the Isihmus and was received
by the officials there. lie Is soon to
present his credentials Neither he nor
the Panama authorities evinco the least
concern over ihe fact dhat the United
States Senate may declare his appointment
as Minister Invalid. The orders 70 our
ships on each side OF the isthmus are 10
prevent the landing OF any armed force.
bur to wait for Colombia TO make the hrst
act OF war. Nothing IS said about waiting
for Congress TO declare war. The.
President thinhs thisss quite superanous.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-07
Andersonx,ilge as
Seen Today
Thoughts and Feelings Aroused In Northerner
by Visit TO the Old Confederate Prison
By REV. JAMES G. TErER
SECOND ARTICLE.

XVYE 80 a little way down the
~ west line of the stockadc.
Here we como on ground oc-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-18
SEN FAIRBANKS PLANS.
VIII speak in Maine but May Cancel
His Vermont Date.

Chicago, Aug lG After his speech I'm
Marion, Kans.. ON the first Of September,
Senator Fairbanks win go to Maine, t.
remain until September IT, when he is 10
l." at Saratoga springs \. Y. If urac-
hcnhlo, ne VIII speak at East St Louis
cu rout" to Maine. \ tentative engage
m'nt, has been made for speech by the
senator at Windsor, VI. on the 18th inst.
bul in view of the canVassing engage
M h'' the Vermont date may hc cancelled
lac republican managers in Maine ana
y "rm"pt are anxious to secure the pres
cnco Of the vice presidential candidate in
their states before their State elections.
hoth of which occur in September.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-18
End of Bitter Fight.

Two physicians had n long and stub-
horn night with an abcess on nv right
lne' writes j. F. Hughes of DUPONT.
Ga and gave me up. Everybody
thought my time had come As a last
resort tried DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. The benefit I received
was striking and ] was on NV feet in
few days. Now I've entirely regained
my health" 1t conquers ali Coughs.
Colds and Throat and Lung Troubles.
Guaranteed by J. W. O'Sulliyan and all
Druggists. Price soc and 500 Trial bot :
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-18
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
MARBLE MILL STARTS.
About 10 Ncn Reported for Work at
the Columbian Monday.

Rutland. Aug. l5.-SiXtoon men reported
for duty at III" Columbian Marble com
rarN's min IN this city this morning
This mill had been closed since the begin
illuS Of the strike July and indicates
that tho cause Of the local marble work
ors is WcnkcrIng
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-18
Puts an End to II All.

A grevous wall of times comes as n
result Of untearabc pain from over taxed
organs Dizziness Rackachc, Liver com
plant and Constipation. But thanks to
Or. Kings New Life Pills they nut an
end TO IT all, They are gentle but thor
ough. Try them. Only &c. Guaranteed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-18

surprise to the guests, Mr.. and Mrs
Mack having kept the matter secret I'M
til the guests had arrived. The hall was
tastefully decorated with bunting and
pottcd plants. The evening was very
pleasantly passed I'm dancing md social
conversation. Nittum's orchestra furnish
cd the music and light refreshments were
served by Catarcr Miss l.. Smith of Bur-
linGton. Among those from out Of town
were Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence hartley,
Mrs NJ. -. and Kitty McMahon Of Bur
lington. b. u. Boyle of Essex. y. Y,
Miss NJ. Boyle Of Schenectady. " Y.
NEW EXAMINERS APPOINTED.
Montpelier, Aug 1.-THE Hon. Walter
Il. Ranger, state superintendent of cthl-
cation. announced to-day the appoint
mcnt by Governor MCCULLOUGH of Nelson
' Whitehill of White River Junction for
examiner for Windsor county in place OF
Herman Dressed, Jr., of Springfield. re
signed, and Of Aida Fuller Enright of
West Concord to be examiner for Essex
county in placc of Mrs. Elcr ID King of
Island Pond resigned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-18

Alfred j Waterhouse in Sunset.
RFWARn OF THE RIGHTroUs.

Nice old Lady Uo little hoy)-How is 1t
never see yor at Sunday school?
Little Boy Nothin' dom
Nico old Lady (aghasD-What do you
mcan9
Little Boy Christmas is too far off
Nice old Lady commandments DO
Nou mean to tell me YOU only attend Sun
day school in order TO receive box of
candy?
Little Boy-Nos'm; that's all they gives
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-18
ELCIN BUTTER MARKET.

Flgin. Ill. Aug. l5--Rutter advanced on,
cent "A pound on the board Of trade 10.
day. being quoted at IS cents Sales 70,
the district We're 76S,30O pounds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-18

Statcshoro. an Aue &c Uitb clotbiry
saturated with Kerosene. vrithiur and
twisting i'm their 1pon,. ecrcaw,u.r to
Heaven for TIC mercy that The mob
would not show. ram Reed ami VIII
CATO. NEGROES. two of TN. princinuls ma
the murder ana burning Of Uenrv Wedges
ana wife ANA three of their children. six
miles from Statoshlro. three weeks ago.
were burned a, ,ho stake tp-dav
At 1:2l o'clock this afternoon. = deter
mined mob CHARGED O., the court house.
over which the military guarded. secured
| Clfn ard Pool v.b, b,d hecn rc,.pt
prfltv amor -, local trial and .,.,,.,,cni
ia he b,rpo1 tn,l, t1r,,, tv,, ,utl,.. frn,,,
Statcehnro ANA th,,o burned thIn, ,lr,s
/ RI, c1f,,,.y c,,,, ,,,icl,l, ava ,,,x-
Practically.
/ nh. tnrcro,, b,r ,,,...,I ,,;.tlv ,h,
trial of PAM Pol mo ri,e l.,de, ~, ~,
MN, ,or hoir, .,on,l,,.,i 49,, , ,.rIi, 4,
univ ro,dnrod p,th ha a,1 r'ta fo,,,..t
nniltv ,b'. d.,,. ha,or1 ., s,.,,,ooo, -,
10 bo,nod ec,,c,,Lnr o
MA, nrou.i ,',,,h,,1 ,,o,,. ,,,,, ,,,,,.
b,,s.. ,,,. n.,t No. in,',, a ,.os,ora,, n,r
was II so tbrootanfr,, I'm IN. tr,1l az
Jncd ,i,.r, u,ns No. dato, tho i
vitrcs. ,on,, L<r, .,
mijit,,r,. v.,. ,,o,,',cJ ,,.or ,,,I,,, W
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rho s,,.ct,t,r., w., ,b ,,, Wv @ 7''',
frn,,, ,ho i,,,,, a.,t.t1 ,,,>,,,,' ,,,
tf., c,I.,
crowd Wds addressed by a tall man who
rhou rar,Ifr llit"b -" '''' inc G",,,h. .,,
i.,, ,,.,',.,,, IN, .,,,,,,,.,,1 ,n'''
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81" ~.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-18
RAT CATCHING AS A TRADE.
The "profcsSOr's" Record Catch WINS
361 Rats in THREE Hours in the
>torcrnom of n Candy Fac
tory one Ni.ht.

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AMY ,o ,,,tt., ,, r'.r
rlonta,,. an IN. ,,,, ,..
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IN tbo ,itv ,vbo fo,..,,. ,lt.
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who oil t..,t,,. ~,
tb, Io..t ,r 49,. ,r,t - a.
Ter If ,.r,,t, .5,.. a.. ,r.t
ho1Iirr, Of r
fiat buildings in the citv that have h. %
yyor,t az rtfJi,,, or.. t,,,c
| bicson. rndn,,s
Tho cvtor, ~ ,no ,,.,- .,..ii.,.-
tbn rats. In ,b.t of,,. ,.i,i 49,,
to tba ,tnini,i,t. ,,t., -,
lro I,,,,sr ~, i,,.i...
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-18
A Georgia Hob Would Not
Allow Law to Pun
iSh Them.
BOTH WERE CONVICTED.

Had Been Speedily Tried for Murder and
Burning of the Hodges Family -Scn-
fenced to BE Hanged September g.
Soldiers on Guard at Court House
Captured by Mob-Negroes Chained
to Stump and Covered with kero-
scne Oil--Horrible Scene as the Me-
grocs Writhcd under Their Fearful
Torture.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-18
REED CONFFSSEs.

"Ycs ! killed Nj and Mrs. Hodges, "
he replied
"Who killed the Children" he was then
asked.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
IA. 6 /.

~ az Sous i'm Somba6qrunb
- mar felt elmer &eibe bon sSabs
q rem in BEN geiib bon Srau
8Lrgelin ii6ergegangen. unb
ieoen CONNER bate es fi9 ettpas mebr
gu einem englif9en cottage perfeinert.
lleberpogen in Der @inri9tung Der
9iGa China Die fatten tparr,en Sarben,
Die ben tri6en beutI6en Dintertagen
ba5 leuc9teuoe &armoiiin ibrer Seibe,
bic IdimmernDe 8ronSe i6rer Ml0bel,
bas funtelnbe 6or6enfpiel Der penetiaz
nii9en 9lGfer entgegen6dlten IO1ten,
10 trugen Die tleinen 3immer Der lGnbz
li6en Mo6nung einen belen, einfa6en
G6arafter. Die iungen Mib9en. fpelfe
6rau 8irgslin fir Die SommerppGen
gu fidb einlub, iau95ten por Gnt5iiden
beim @nblid biefer 5ierli9en Gdume,
on beren @dnoen S9metterlinge unb
G9palten umberauflattern i9iensn,
no aorndbren duf fanftem !9immel@
bldu iid piegten, no bds 8-iefpapier
nit Sannen5peigen gemalt mar unb
elm Gi96OrrGen Die Sinte in elmer ges
DfTneten 0uBi9ale Dem Sat entsegenz
bielt. Den jungen MGnnern bagegen
purbe bdngli9. ME tie tire lansen, un>
gsf9idten 9lieber bepegen fputen, pbne
ettpas bon ben Niebli9feiten i9redli9
su 5~erf0reu. unb eigentlt9 perftunb
es nur 2orb Malten, ii9 in ben ME-
beren aor6lefeln auf Die ri4tise, sle>
gante @eiie aus3uitreden. @ber Die
iunge GeIeaf9aft braudte fiH audi III
fur3e .3eit tdslib in ben gefabrDoaen
3immer6en gu betpesen, Jrau 8iirge=
I'm ~gepGbrte i6r ni9t nur Gatfreuno@
f6aft. fon0eru AUDI cine iebr rsi5snoe
@aitTreibeit.
Sie fel6it tpurbe bur9 ibr 2eioen,
bas i5r BEL iebem fii6len 2uft5ug cine
@9peaung Der @angs unb permebrte
@9meraen bra9te. piel in ibrem 3im=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22

Sum Gterben bereit.
BET einem 8eerbisunsseottesoienit en-
elite ben Duntatozprebiger &sp. 6. 8.
SeB in MrisbtsbiIe, 3d., Der Sob.
&ep. 9eB bate eben Die @prte seipro.
9en sd bin bereit gu fterben," uls er
gu 8ooen fiel unb ehe Die erf6rsdte.
Srduertrasenben ibm our Settle ge-
eilt, NOR er tobt. gr par So Sabre
aft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
(Tortfebung.)

Doris ssb0rte ni9t gu ben unbe=
DuBten Salenten, gu benen, bic ni0t
piiisn, mas lie tbun. Sbre araft lag
ouBer Der eigent6imli9 siinitigen Ser
anlagung ibrss &ebltopfes in Nrbe:t
uno 8erftanbest6dtigteit getpGrmt uno
bur9gIiibt BON i9re@1 5uiammengee
orGngten, unberausgubten, iebnfI9tig
lpbernben 2~ebensfeuer.
---N6er lie ipGre trpb dlem unS
aGem germ geliebt roorben. Sn Der
P6dntaIie bieier tlucen, rpbuiten unb
erfabrcnen 8ibnentini tlerin f9ps5is
elm naiper Wdb9entraum BON elmer
Sdrtsn, treuen, 6inge6en6eu unb unperz
l~ansenben MGnnerliebs. sic 6itete iiG
pO6l, bas liebe. 6lahe, fentimentule
Bib nit mem bimmel5lauz unb ecI>
benen Ha9men iemals Dem f9arfeu
graufamen Sagesli9t aus3uieBen.
Qber es mar INNER BEL ibr. 0arum
trdntte es lie, buB OiOnps 10 glei4>
eiltis 6lieb.
Soris baGte 1pGter NOD oft On Die
fen @6enb. &aum brei Mo6en barduf
fdrb Baron Yerneberg an ben Soleer
elmer i9eir6dr unbebeutenben Speruz
tipa. 8si fsinem 2ei9enbegdngnib crit
fa6 man, ME melt Der @influB bes
Ieihtfianigea SbealiIten gerei6t, pie
pielen Menf6en fem ipurnes 9ers,
feline impulIioe S6eilndbme @utes ge@
than. Sas &beater betam einen IN
bern Better, Der nit Gngitli6er Ges
nauigteit beftre6t mar, Die oerfiigburen
Wittel nidt gu ii6eri9reiten. Sin
pbi~liIfer6aft'r &rittelgeit griff plot
mo 10 lange Elm fro6er Nugemutb aee
r0aItet. Nu9 Soris' Steuung on Der
9ii6ne purhe cine andre. Sic bate ben
6reunb perlOren, ibsr ben tie ii9 5par
oft Grgern muBte, nit Dem lie in ftstem
&dmpf geiegen mar, dber Der i6r aud
etRe terporragenbe unb berat6enbe
Stequng in Der @eIt binter ben &ous
lifien geii6ert bate.
Der neue Sntenbant e~ngagirte cine
neue iunge Sdngerin, Doris mubte
man9e i46ne &oGe abtreterl. 0as
pu6litum intereIiirte Ii9 fir Die frembs
griGeinung. Man fanb, baB 9oris
tiiniilerif9 3uriiGging f.it Dem Sobe
Dec Sdrons. Sbr feblte Die pornls
Ntmofp9Gre, in Die Der Mann lie nit
feiner 8epunberung ~eingebuut bate.
Sa, e3 feblte i9r ielbit Der &f sez
gen Die 2iebe, Die tGgli9e 2uIt, graus
Jam fein 81 biirfen. 9as tapfere unb
muntere M1Gb9en iiberlieB ii6 elmer
baltlolen Srauer UNI ben 8erItprbenen,
Die 10 fGmer3li9er 4usbrii9e fGbig
mar, als base tie in @abrbeit ben Sc
Iie6ten perloren, Der ibr Der Baron BEL
2e65eiten ME gepeIen. sic f9pelgte
IN Sel6fpOrpiirfen. SIRE 9efunb>
beit fit unter Dem trii6en 9emiitbssuz
ftanb, ]re Stimme perlor an Slang
unb Slang, i6r Spiel an Wei9beit,
9armonie unb itiuem @b:l. @s tpurbe
unbermittel;, gsfpaltfam. SIN M4z
tagsle6en nabm cine Neigung 8u
9errf9Iu9t unb 5eftisfeit, peI9e tire
Neiber Der Sdngerin oft porseporfen
botten, entf6ieben 5u. Die Meni6en
perben Ielten liebenspiirbiger, penn tie
ii9 unglidli9 fihlen. 4u9 lire
6reunbe fonben es eft f9per. nit Do
rig Hu6er aus5utommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22

srfteu . e&Lhse, s~ueitsr aIarrn,
3ueiten 3 S6Idse, brtttn AIarm,
Drtttea . S4Idee, rierter AIaru.
81, 6eser aus unt SdIaa4 Gafezsn
$ S&ldge, MaferSrid ab.
u S4Idse, - t5r geittasA
Die 70 b<sei&neten SisnaIe ipsrbea nm BON 95xrR
rd&ter o~uesesben ba ar ben betrsheasea Stra6ep
aeisuraea tehie MIarmiSieu anqebra4& fxA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
WortfeBuns folst.)
A1tf RntttntuuHp.

rNlfo sic, 9err Oberleutnant, per@
fabtan ben prolos 81 Der potriotii9en
Auffibruns beim &egimentsjubl@
tGum?"- .Satpo6l! 8Dm Gegiment
gum Si@ten tpmmanbirt tporoel."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
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