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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-03
DELHI.

Will Allison of Carlsbad, N. NJ,
is in town for few days.
The school board held a special
meeting Tuesday evening.
A baby boy arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Stoner Mon
day, January 25.
Brady Miller has sold his resi-
dence in town to Will Furman. We
understand that Mr.. Miller will
move his family to Kansas this
spring.
The Epworth League social will
be held at the home of Harlan
Stone, Friday evening February 5.
Ed. Cowles was down from Man
chester Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Boomer are
the parents OF another little girl
born Monday, January 25.
Mrs. Toomer and daughter Mayme
returned Saturday from an extended
visit in Chicago.
Prof. 7. V. Hunt had business in
Manchester Saturday.
Ralph Jamison has gone to Okla
homa.
Judge Doolittle is very i'll with
pneumonia. His many friends hope
for his recovery.
o. A. Holdridge's baby boy has
been very sick the past week.
Bert Peterson was here from
Hawkeye last week.
DIR. John Doolittle of Indepen-
dence is here attending his father
during his serious illness.
Geo. White has a nephew from
Minnesota visiting him.
Last Friday being the anniversary
of Mrs. A. E. Houses birthday, a
number Of her lady friends surprised
her by coming in body to spend
the afternoon. A dainty lunch was
served, and very pleasant time
was enjoyed by the following ladies':
Nlesdames. G. ID. Stone, E. G. Per-
kins, q. II. Blanchard, j. W. Swim
burne, I. V. Hunt, L. N. Green,
L. M. Barnes, G. G. Stone, L. Lewis,
j. Bennett, +. E. Stimson 7. Fraser
and the Misses Harris, Fraser and
Durham. Several pieces Of dainty
china-ware were presented Mrs
House as slight token Of love and
esteem from her friends.
! Frank Williamson Of Hopkintor
was up -ts.-see- l.:a-tAtherts11l.isews
Judge Dsadttle Tuesday.
Bess Wilson of this place and
Robert Goldsworthy of Greeley were
married at the NJ. l.. parsonage, by
Rev. L. N. Green, Wednesday even
ing January 81. Congratulations Of
their friends are extended them.
| Bert Haight and wife have little
girl very ill,
John Dauberman is visiting re-
latives at this place.
| Thos. Simons and wife entertain.
ed company of friends at their
pleasant home Saturday evening
After an elegant supper, the guests
amused themselves with the popular
games, finch, pit and trix. The
following were present: Messrs. and
Mesdames L. N. Green, l.. n
Barnes, L. A. Doolittle, G.. NJ
Himmel, Flack, Wilson, Cum
mings. Misses Jennie Cummings
and Rebecca Wilson. Mesdames
L. V. Hunt. j. W. Swinburne, Z. b
Porter, and G o. White.
The W. T. NJ. S. meets Thursday
afternoon February A with Mrs. A.
| e. House.
d. Clifton and wife were shopping
in Manchester Saturday.
w. T. Rich of Clear Lake is visit.
ing relatives here.
A. L. Boomer is home from Water.
loo.
The NJ. E. Aid Society meets
Wednesday afternoon February
with Mrs. L. M. Barnes.
Mr.. Flemming and Miss Jessie
Littlefeld of Hopkinton were
married at the M. Z. parsonage
Thursday January % by Rev. L.
N. Green.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-03
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
Ira 2 Adanf

IL d 1 aodiLb
VS.. pia'n''1'
Cortez Burlington, the
unknown heirs at law,
legatees OF and claim
ants under the said
CorteZ Burlington,
Chauucey Burlington,
Mrs. Chauncey Burning
ton. Vernon Burning
ton, Nancy Burlington,
Geo. Harris. Geo. tar
ris. Jr., Levlngs Harris.
Rebecca Steadman, s.
4. Steadman, John q.
burlington, Jennie Bur-
ringtOn, George Stead
man. VIM. Walker Jr.,
G0rinne Walker. Cora
Dashiell, John Dashiell,
and the unknown claim
ants of Share No. 4 of
the Levings burlington
estate. being a part of
the T. n Sec. 90 Twp. so |
NJ, r. 8, West 9th p. NJ. !
Defendants
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
e Our Business DIRECTORY, 8
T, r, MOONEY.

Successor to Lee Bowman.)
pLAOKoMlIh and WagonmAker, Delhi,
u Iowa. Work done promptly and In work.
manlike manner. Charges reasonable. Your
Patronage solicited. ibt!
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.


10 ShlQ DelcnuantS,
You are hereby notified that on or before the
2lst day of January A. D., 1904, there will be on
file IN the office Of the Clerk of the district
Court Of the state of Iowa, In and for Delaware
County, a petition of Bctsey Harris claiming
among other things that she Is the absolute own
er in fee simple Of the North Eas' quarter ri
1881 North. Range SIX tsl West Of the 5tii ?. ii.
In Delaware County, Iowa. That the plaintiff
now Is ana she, and those under whom she
claims title to said real estate, have been for
more than forty years last past In the actual un-
disputed, open, adverse, exclusive. visible and
notorious possession Of said premises under
Color of lille and claim of right.
For a more particular statement OF the claims
m dc against you by plaintiff, you are referred
to said petition which she prays that the title
to said real estate be quieted in her. that you
and each of you BIO forever barred and estopped
from having or claiming any right or title there
to adverse to her aud for such other and further
relief as may be deemed equitable In the pre-
misses.
No personal Judgment is prayed against any of
said defendants,
And that unlessyou appear thereto and de-
fend, on or before noon Of the second day OF the
March term, 1901, of said Court, which viii com
mence and be held at Manchester, In said County,
on Monday. the 18th day Of March A, D., 1904
default will be entered against YOU and judg-
ment and decree rendered as prayed.
Dated this 92nd day Of January 1901,
BRONSON & CARR,
Owl. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Locations for Bus,n ess.

Locations for Business.
If you are seeking location for any
mercantile business, for the practice of
a profession. or for the manufacture of
any article, first communicate with the
undersigned, who will inform you in re-
gard to opportunities on the line of the
Chicago Great Western Railway Co.,
the most progressive railway traversing
the most fertile section of the United
States. Maps and Maple Leaflets
mailed and more specific information
given as requested w. J. Reed, Indus
trial Agent, 604 Endicott Bldg, st Paul,
MINI. 5-w9
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-03

INsuRl YOUR PROPERTY against cyclone,
i AID t0rnadoea In tho old reiiuDle I,,,,i,lS
nsurspca Co.. BRONSON h CARP gents.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-03
Money to Loan at Low
Rates. Hubert Carr.

CHEAP-Residence Property in this city
Enquire Of Bronson Il Carr.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-03
VIM. DENNIS.

~ l am now prepared to do all work In my
line IN good and wOrkmanlike manner. Salts
faction guaranteed. Plans and estimates fur.
nished Work taken III town or country, Shop
near the stand tower on West Side Of river,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-03

For your liver and stomach Ills.
Take Beacom's Picnic Pills,
They will surely do you good
They Will stimulate your blood,
And make you feel as happy as clam,
Try them. Is cts. All druggists. 60tf
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-03
Q. e. GATES.

@. z. GATES.
NITY DRAYMAN. Am prepared to do all
" work In my line. Moving household goods
and pianos u speciality. All work will receive
prompt attention. A share of your patronage
10 solicited. Charges right. Give your draylng
to man who mas come to stay.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-03
ATTORNEYS.

CIV. DuNHAM E. n. STILES " soRRIs
DURHAM. fsSRF S q STi,.G6
A TTORNEYS AT Lam AND NOTARIES
a Public Special attention given to Collec.
TINS insurance, Real Estate and Loan Agts.
Once In City Hall Block. Manchester, IL.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-03

*..'*
Another bill that aroused some
little discussion was one providing
for the printing of 10000 add.
tional copies Of the Official Register,
making in all an edition of 10000
copies. Senator Lambert, who had
opposed the measure when it was
proposed to send the copies to St
Louis, for distribution made q
short but forcible speech in
favor Of it. He said that as
he had learned from the Secre.
tary Of State that the plan now is to
distribute them among the schools
of the State, he would heartily favor
the measure, as he deemed it most
valuable means Of instructing the
youth Of the land in the history and
civil government of Iowa.
as,sa
Another bill that will probably
arouse more or less discussion before
the session is ended is one introduced
by Senator Smith, Of Mitchell, who
would make use of the institution
at Knoxville, formerly school for
the blind, establishing therein an
institution for the care of dipso-
maniacs. The bill, if passed, will APP
proprlate 100000 for the restora-
ton Of the building, and will also
provide a new law for the control
and government of inebriates and
dipsomaniacs. 1t provides that the
head Of the institution shall be a
physician who shall, with his assis-
tants, be selected by the board of
control. The patient may be com
mitted to the asylum by disinter-
ested friends or on his own appli-
cation. He may be paroled at the
end Of six months if during his stay
ne has not attempted to escape.
This measure would doubtless be
an important one if adopted, so
when it comes up for discussion
some lively debates may be ex-
pected.
49,
In the House, the members ignor-
ng the motto of Speaker Clarke,
who declared that he who legislates
east, leglslates best, have introduced
bills galore. Some Of them are old
'nes dressed in new form, many are
entirely new.
One Of them, which will interest
the women of the State,
many Of whom have already in the
Federation of Women's Clubs taken
! decided stand in the matter, is
Dill introduced by Cummings, of
Marshall. According to this bill no
'hild under Ia years of age and no
.hild under l6 who is less than
Medium height may work in any
nine, quarry or kindred places. |
children are not to be employed
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-03

o. vn..s. . As..n.p a..,, oAAs.
ft',eAm mOtN y vnaAN
4 TlORNEYs Al LAW, ana Real Estate
a Agents. Once over Delaware County State
sank, Manchester, Iowa.
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MAsoNyILLE.

Will McCool who has been quite
i'll for the past week is better at this
writing.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
6unb aIs 2ebensretter

6unb aIs 2ebensretter.
Sci etnem Sturme tpurbe bic beuti6e
Barrie .Marie" apiI9en &ofebeartD
uno Sanbbapen, England, an Die &ute
setrieben. Ils ibre NotbSei9en an Der
&ifte bemerft nurben, purbe iofort
mad Der nd9iten Stabt, S~raierbursb.
an bic bortise 4ettunssiten telesru,
pbirt. Sa jebo9 f9nele 9ilfe moth.
that, tpurbe am Stranbe elm GROCER
6unb nit einem Sell in's @aHer se.
fdidt, unb pirfli9 seIung es Dem
Sbiere, bas eine @nbe bes Settles big
gum seitranbeten S9iffe gu brinsen.
l1nterbeTen mar bic &ettunesmann,
f9aft am plaBe erf6ienen, unb mi!
Silfe bes bon Dem 9unbe b~iniiberge'
f9dfften Seiles fpurbsn ale Mann
ii9er an's 2anb gebra4t.
Ser unn / b It ebIi9e
NtfoIaus. Sn elmer s3eitung gu
9emer, @eifalsn, erf9ien por 8uraem
bas folsenbs Snierut: rOen 8epObs
nern bon Semer tbeile i9 bierbur9 nit,
bab i9 bas 6rdulein ni9t babe fpms
men lahen, um es gu beirutben, fOns
bern um ben neusierisen Perionen gu
5sigen, bob i9, renr es barauf an>
fpmmt, au9 nod berienise bin, cine
perion gu beiratben, bic an S6neib
unb glesana nidts gu tpiini9en iibria
ldbt. 9lei65eitis made i9 mod be-
fannt, bab Somftos Mittas LIT ubr
cine perbeFerte @ufluse fOlsen tpirb,
unb ia bite ale, pieber piinftli4 an
Der 8abn gu fem, unb auf's Neue bas
MuuI auf3uipsrren. gtitOIuus POit
Wegepdrter."
Gbinei9 DIES
6 bepaar. Sn gbarlpttenburg Bel
Berlin fanb unldnsft bic Wermdblung
bes 80 Sabre alien @efunbti9oftss
atta9es BEL Der 9ineIiI9en @efanbts
f9aft in Wien, 9iiisbz9izSi9ons, nit
Der 19iGbrisen Mnna 3amotb aus
Gharlottenburg fatt. Ser Mtta9e lit.
pie feline iunge Satin, bic er in Berlin
fennen lernte, proteitantif9. Sein @a=
ter mar friiber profefor an Der nnis
DerfitGt in Peting mnb lit in BET. HGbe
Der aineiiGsn 9auptitabt besiitsrt.
Die Gltern bes Ntta9es finb Dor mebs
reren Sabren ebenfaus bon Der 2ebre
bes &onfuaius gum prDteftantismus
iibergetreien. 9fiebr9iSf9ons 5at
cine 4inefif9e @rammatif fir Seutfae
per0ffentIi4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
u 3 q 3 G n.

Seltenes Sabrttfeft. Sn
Der Patentpapierfabrit gu penig, Sa9s
fen, feierte man iiingitbir elm Jeit, bas
benz freunbi6aftli9en 3uiammenpirs
ten Der papsrfabrif nit ibrem bor=
nebmiten N%bnebmer, Der papiersrob>
banbluns Serb. 5linf9 in 2eipais unb
Berlin galt. Die 0eranlaf1 Jung ielbft
CAB bic neberrei9uns bes 10000. @ufz
TRACES bonn 2eip5iger !Saus unb bes
$1,000. Nuftrases BON 8erliner 9aus
Jlini9. Die beioen 4uftrGse mu9ten
80 @asen feiniten. bol5frsisn papieres
aus. Oos sefammte perional BEG
2eipaiger unb bes 8erliner 9auiss
bate ii9, Der @~inlabung Der DIRECTION
folgenb, in Der Yeniser papierfabrit gu
feftli9em Nttus perfummelt.
perftf9e prinsener<
3 eun g. Die bier gsssl5Dbne bes
S9abs bon periisn iinb in GefeGz
f9aft ibres frunSDff9en gr5iebers unb
zines 2eibarates in 8riiKel sinsetrof<
fen. Ser Glteite Der prinaen, 5irouae>
Miraa, Der iebt Is Sabre adblt, trat in
bic 8riiReler MilitGri9ule Elm, Inn fi9
CUR Militdrlaufbabn boraubsreiten, Der
~15idbrise Bring Mbbds>M iraa ion in
8elgien Rational0tonomie unb inter-
nationales Re9t itubiren. Sie beiben
iiinsiten prinsen, Mobameb>@ oliz
Miraa unb 9ohetnz9 bolizM ir5a be-
fu9en cine MittelI9ule. Die iunsen
prinaen famen aug 8eprutb, mo Tie
ibren porbereitenben unterrt9t Bel ben
Sefuitenpatres erbielten.
9 thames 6 eine1
) n b u It + {. Singitbin 1T Der in
plauen i'm fG9ff6en 8oistlunbe in
friberen SabrSebnten 70 blibenben
9anbpeberei Elm setpaltiames Gnbe be-
reitet pprber. Ser leBte Grandmother
hat, ba es ibm ni9t gelingen tpolte,
fir feinen Webftubl ausreidenbe Dir
belt gu finben. biefen Webftubl aerfdla>
aen!
6umane Neuerunger n.
en- benz @taatssefdnsnib in Srenton,
q. G., fouen bic Ounfel5euen abges
f9afft unb pibsrfpniise Snfafen iols
len in belen 3eaen an asttsn selssi
tperben. Oie geftreiften 4naise ber
StrGflinse unb bas S4esren lhres
Ropfbaares purben bereits obsei4afft
Oer Bif4o BON Con
b o n empfins BON einerm 2eidenbeffat=
ter cine Subftription in 90b bon $25
en- sinem beigefisten Shreiben erfldrt.
Der @sbsr, bab bic .,@abe einen Ount'
bafiir bilbe, rbab fem @efddft tn les.
ter 3eit elm fe4r Isbhaftes Setpeien lei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
Surge 9epei9em.
Is. Npbember.

10. WDUeHluels
SnIano.
8etbIebe m, ga. Sr. Sropn,
prdfoent Der 9ehisb uniperitdt. 1T
ben Golgen elmer Operation erle9en.
Mar6aII, Mo. Ser frabere
@on9reBab9eorbnete Sames @oonep 1T
an elmer 2ungenent3tnoung beridieoen.
MuSIauo.
2egborn, Stalien. &reu3er
9es Moines traf aus @enua au mebr-
tdsiaem Mufentbalte Elm.
&io be s aneir o. Ser @on=
sreb bsfdlob 8erbdnsung oes gelas
serun9s3ufanoes tiber Stabt unb nm-
9ebuns auf 80 Gage.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
SeutIhIano.

9ie n =pIdne.
Berlin, Is. Sob. 2ai1er Wil.
belm's umfaHsnoe @anal : Broiette,
tpslde Der prsubiide 9anotag 1899 unb
1901 ablebnte, ueroen peni9ffens tbeil=
psiie bermirfli6.. Die Canal : @om.
milton bes 9anbtags beidlOb unters
ftibuns Der @Ori4ldse fur Candle,
trel6e Sannobsr nit benz &beine ber=
binben unb bic @analiiation Der Wefer
bon 6ameln abpdrts, borausgefebt
bab Bremen einen Sbeil Der Wusgaben
trdet. Der Canal benuBt etma go
Weilen beg beftsbsnbsn Sortmuno-
gms-@anals uno erbdlt auei Iusldu=
fer mad benz &bein.
Nu9 bic @analifirun9 bes 2ippes
6luHes tommt aufwdrts mad Samm
aur Surdfibrung. @%eiammtldnse,
Wefer aussenommen. betrdat 165 Mei-
len; Soften etma $50, 600, 600.
Die Nbfimmung tiber ben Berlin
Stettiner Canal uno anbere Dflids
Projette tpurbe beri6oben.
9ur9 ben 8eidluB Der @ommiiiion
gilt bic Nusnabme oes projsfts In iei:
ner sesenwdrtisen SOrm i'm 9anotaq
9ei4ert.
8 d 10 | m menbes g anitariu m
Berlin, Is. Sob. Die Sam.
burg Nmerifa @eieaidaft rtfet Der
neusn 0iirt gismard als elm fdruims
menbes Sanitarium aus. Sber=Ir3
tpirb Or. @1mennineer, Der ebemalis'
6ausarat 8ismard's. Sas Gdif
triit am l. Npril cine 5abrt nod ben
Wittelmeer an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
&taatS<
SIN S6loRe am Winbior 40 Gbrer
Der @afe uDn Yprtngal.

Sonbon, Is. Nob. Mn benz
Staats-8 anfett, bas beute Nbenb 3u
@hren beg portueiefi&en 2~Sniqsbaa-
res i'm Winofor S9loHe ftattfano,
nabmen Witalieoer Der 0al. 5amilie,
oiplomatif9e 8ertreter, Miniffer uno
anbere W~iiroentrdaer theil.
Sas Diner tpuroe an elmer lonQert
$afel %ferpirt. in Der Witte fob 95nig
gbmaro nit Der 36niein b. poriuaal
CUR &sdtsu, ibuen s~eseniber 66nis
Carries nit Der enslifden &6niein.
&0nig @arlOs bradte einen Srints
fpruh auf ieinen 8aftQeber aus.
tpcrauf Der enalii9e 66nig an ieinen
beralidsn @mpFang Iebtes Sabr in
2iHabon erinnerte.
I'm bas Diner i6lol1en fid 8Or-
ffeauusen i'm g%mpfangs-S aal.
CCiirfci
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
Saltloier &latfM.
9ebensflbrnna oes &aiiers sengt BON
gutter @%etnaobeit.

Berlin n, Is. Sob. Die @eriidte
iiber cine @rneueruns bon bes &aiIers
6alsleiben uno bic Notbwenbieteit
elmer anoern Operation finoen in Sofs,
dr3tli9er unb anbern eutunterrihteten
Sreifen teinerlei @lauben.
Sdon Dos tdeli6e 2eben oes 3aiiers
pioerlest bieie @erndte. 9eute, an
einsm nofen uno rauben Gag, madte
Der 9aiisr cine LANCE @utomobilfabrt
uno am Samfag belt err bel dbnlider
Witterune cine Mnfprahe an &efruten,
pas BET einem tranten Gals b6tt ge=
fdbrli1 geuefen ndre. @s re9net 70
bdufg BET benz gri9einen bes &aiisrs
in Der Oefentlidteit, oab man cine
oerartiee Witteruns iebt ansemein als
v2aiier.W etter" bs3eidnet. @rft lebte
Wo4e erleste Der 8aiier auf Der Saso
81 Wilofdmeine.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
Stfersn5en iber bic
81 b u r {.

e t. Qefersbura, Is. Sob.
3wii4en @nslano uno &ublano ent=
Eano iiber ben bon lebterem benubten
Wortlaut bel Der Observation-Disclosures
6ra9e oes Hcrbiee=8~ orfaass cine Diff
ferens.
SIN a~uswdrtigen Mmte berIautet,
8uBlano NOBLE teineswess bon Dem ur=
iprin9liden Mbiommen abpeiden,
f&lage oielmebr unr cine fpradli9e len.
oeruns in benz eneliiden Serte Dor 9ie
aomiralitdt sins ftsts bon Der anf9t
aus, oab Die internationale Commit
lion ibre nntsrfuduns auf Gefffs1uns
Der Jrage, Ob SOrpebobOote Dor Sog=
ger gant paren. au bsfhrdnfen babe,
ioDie oarauf, oh Die rufii6en S9ife
gum S9ieBen bere9tist paren.
Momiral 3~Oiefbestp's 8eridt seiat,
oab einige S9dhe Der Sdladti9ife
ben ruffif9en &reuser 9urora bef9d-
oigten; Elm 8ei6Oe berleBte einen
priefter, Der fpdter in Sanser feinen
0erlebuu9en erlag.
Die ruiiids Nomiralitdt bs3eianei
eieien 0nrfal als peiteren Bepeis fir
ben 9uten 8lauben Der Sdife. bic
ibrer Weinung nod auf Sorpsooboote
idoKen, inbem fe tueoer bic Slider
boote nod ibre eisenen S9iffe bon Der
2reu3er=H ibifiOn 9eieben batten. 2eut=
nant Dit. elmer Der ruifiden 3eusen.
min bei4m6ren, baB er Glammen aus
A Sdornfeinen zines tief i'm @afer
liesenoen S9ifes empOrffeisen fa6.
9eut. gIis. Elm anberer 3euge. er=
tldrt befimmt, einen Sorpeooboot- 3er=
fi6rer 9eieben gu baben. Capt. @laoo
bsftsbt barauf, bab sr 2 S~orpsoOboote
erblifte.
81 abrtber 9. Sipiion n.
2ibau, 3uBIanb. Is. Nop. Die
2. Sibifion beg ruiRiden 2. pasifc
@eidmaoers fubr bsute ab. sic otrfte
Die Sipifion bes Nomi1al Uoelteriam
pia Sue, Canal tiberbolsn.
+ utrdee Ii Mmerifa.
g t. petersburs,1 6. Sob.
Son ben S9ifen, tpelGe bns ruihi9e
Warineprogramm fur nd9ftes Sabr
oorfe6t, ioiro cine Nn3abl i'm 4uslanoe
gebaut, oarunter beri9iebene In ben
8ereinigten Staaten.
Sie Stbirif9e 9 ab n.
6 t. petersburg, Is. Sob.
giienbabnminiffer 6trff @biltoff bal
in 8erbinoung nit Der 2seung boppel=
ter 8eleiie auf Der Sibiriiden 8abn
bsretts 800 Snssnisurs abasianbt.
. 9 ebanhluns Der g
aIlenen.
Mufbe n, Is. Tob., bia Sientfn.
Der pgefnit" Der Wanoi9uriider
Nrmee. Die ein3ise auf Dem 8riess.
i4auplaBe eri6einenoe 3eitung, eradblt
@~in3elbeiten iber Die Senaue 6triOrse,
tpeldsr bic Sapaner ben &eliquien uni
anoern @Hetten ruiiider 8efaaenel
aeseniiber an ben Sag leesn unb CT
tpdbnt aud, ME foi9e 8sgenfdno'
nod Petersburg aefanot wurben.
9as Blatt lobt oisies Werbalten uni
tbeilt nit, 3uropattin babe empfoblen
baB ale ruifiden @ommanbeure be
ben iapanifhen Sooten dbnli9 81
Werfe 9eben ioIen.
9ieie humane Yraris, au9eni1ein
fdeinlid bon ben Sapanern In be
SOfnun9 begOnnen, fur ibre Sootei
bierour9 BerhdR9tieuna gu ersielen
fano ben geifaa Der ruiiidsn Nrme
unb miro na@seabmt meroen. mem
INNER bic RuRen nod einsm 2ampf
Serren oes S4la9tfel6es fno.
Sa bic 3apaner bisb.r i'm Befb
faft aaer S4laatfeloer uaren, 10 mal
bieraus bic Weinuns entfaroen iein
Die &uRen bdtten in Der Bsbanolunl
tobter 2rieger feline &idihten eeiib
Gin FOLDER ginbrud tudre aber bnr1
aus un9ere4t.
NeIiboff's Sobn tobt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17

. 9ung Der m 4 b o:
8er m nj | n 9.
g t. Petersburs, Is. Sob.
Die Bldtter erbielten Nnweiiung, Die
8eipreduns bon Sragen, wel9e auf
Der 3emitpO.@ onferenS CUR 8eratbung
tommen io0en. einaufteaen. Wie Der.
lautet. III Der 3uiammentritt iebt ents
gjlti9 biz Sanuar berIdoben porben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
S6iHsna@rimten.
u o m n, G n.

S@tUS"U3 bsp9tSWs
Mngef n.
Stem Sort: r8aiier @ilbslm Der 8r."
bon Bremen.
SEEM Sort: v6rantfurt" bon Bremen;
r9Oben3oIern" BON @enua; vWa=
ieffic" bon 2iperpool.
9iberpoOl: .Grieslanb" bon pbilabsl=
pbia.
Marieiles: vpatria" bon Netp gorf,
iiber Heapel.
@lasgom: vMforia" bon Neu Sort.
@eapel: v@retic" bon Sem Oort, iiber
Gibraltar.
Sober: patricia" bon Sem Sort, fur
Samburg.
Spbnee: .8entura" bon San 5ran=
cisco.
Nb9eabren.
Seem Oorf: Oceanic" nad 2iperpool;
yprin3eiTn Serene" na4 Neapel
unb @enua; ROTTERDAM nod Rot=
terbam.
Nntmerpen; r8el9enlano" nod pbila.
belpbia.
Queenstown: .Sbernia" nod Bottom.
2iberpool: Baltic" nod SEEM Oorf,
iber Queenstown.
9iberpoOl: vSbernia" nod Bottom bio
Queenstown.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
lake ERIE g. WESTERN R. R.

-. Sabrseit Der 8ise...
Abfobrt autunf
IOIebO. Chicago umb Ri4iguu grpres...t 7.l6 t1o.sS
EOlsbo. Detroit unb Chicago Elm .....s1a.ao I s.a5
Ni1isam gitp, Nuneie u. eafapetteepI- + 7.2o tlo.a5
. t0gIin ousseuomuen Sonnfaas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
Slrfei.
6 u berIanQt.

Con 4 ntinopel 16. Nob.
9eutidlano berlanat bic Nbiebune Der
Beamten uno 8efrafung Der 9eute,
Die in ben Gnsrif auf ben oeutiaen
Goniular +. Sleentsn @dbarbt in l1rfa
berwide;t fno, auberoem 8esabluns
elmer @ntfhdoisuna.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-03
PEACE IN SIGHT
SAY DIPLOMATS
Belief Obtains That War Has
Been Avoided.
PRESSURE UPON JAPAN
ENGLAND AND FRANCE NAY CO.
ERCE THE ISLAND KINGDOM.

New York. Feb. En- the best in
formed political circles here the opin-
ion is expressed that a peaceful So
luton Of the Russo-Japanese affair is
assured" cables the Paris correspon-
dent of the Times. A diplomatic ar
rangement has been received, the dis
patch continues, between the French
minister of foreign affairs and the Brit
ish ambassador here, by virtue OF
which it is agreed that both the French
and British governments viii bring
strong pressure to bear upon Japan
20 induce her TO accept the terms Of
the new Russian note
The language in which this note is
TO be couched has been submitted, the
correspondent ayers, TO both the
French and British foreign officers ana
is recognized TO be the most concili-
atory in effect
Should Japan not yieid to the French
and British representative other TEu-
ropean powers VIII add the weight of
their persuasions< the same end. and
then, If Japan continues recalcitrant,
all the responsibility for war and its
consequences viii rest with her and
Europe viii wash its hands of the bust
ness.
The recent entente cordiaIe between
France and Great Britain has chiefly
helped in permitting this understands
ing between. the French and British
diplomats as TO the JAPANESE
question TO be brought about