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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28

The Summer Normal closed III
eight weeks Of successful work thit
morning. The school, established
somewhat as an experiment has fulfill
ed the hopes and anticipations OF III
founders and promoters TO a degree
that is signally gratifying. From
every part Of the territory. from tht
far away Pecos valley, from Gran
county In the south. from Taos ant
Colfax counties on the north, from
Bernalillo county, the students came
and brighter. more earnest iot o
students the faculty agrees. teachers
never had to work with.
The course cssayed for the eigh
weeks was not an easy one and thu
students were obliged 70 work hard
However the coolness Of the climate
rendered the hard work less tryinl
and excellent results have been &C
complished There will be some thir
i ty schools In New Mexico this veal
that viii be better taught because d
! tho New Mexico Summer Normal a
Las Vegas. And this means a grea
deal
So entirely successful has been tn
school in the eyes Of Students, teach
ers and regents that II has been dc
cided to perpetuate Il as . regular
part Of the Las Vegas Normal uniyer
sity. The work will be done In th'
coming summers on broader seal,
and with each succeeding year. II II
confidently expected that the atten
dance will be large and the results ac
eompIlshed more far reaching.
This morning a few moments befort
noon, the students gathered in the MS
sembly hall. the examinations over
the work of the course all al an EN-
and listened 10 the parting words o
the members of the faculty.
I President Vert outlined the worl
for the next normal year and th,
next summer school, inviting all th,
Students who conld do so to return
He gave them sound advice on seyera
important subjects.
Mr.. Otto expressed his sincere ~
probation Of the earnestness Of splri
Of the students and the effort the,
had made during the course. lc lei
with them the single thought Of tn
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28
pr. i. 4. Mckinney. arrived ii /

DIR. 7. A. Mckinney, arrived In the
city from zarogoza. state Of cohuela
Mexico, and has decided to relocate
here. While there he graduated IN
a medical college at the City Of Mex.
leo. The doctor Is not unknown to
Las Vegas having lived here and prac'
ticed his profession for several years
up to fourteen years ago. He has
Iopened an office on the west side In
the Kihlherg block on the plaza. The
doctor says his son Forrest McKinne,
Ii now In Los Angeles. His wife ant
daughter Ada are here with the doctol
and the family vi likely make thei
home here.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28
'SW|F I PEOPLE R
LAUNCH A BOMB
Notify All sympathetic Strikers
To Draw Their Pay. Hand
lers Return To Work
PLAN IS MORE THAN
HALF SUPPLIED.
Packers win Treat No Further
With Men Who Wantonly
Broke Their Agreement

CHICAGO, July 2s. Following the
refusal to enter into more agreements
with the striking women at the stock
Yards Swift 4 Company tossed q
bomb into the camp Of the sympa'
thetic strikers by posting q notice
that they are no longer regarded a.
employees and stating they can draw
their back pay In full today
According to President Skinner Of
the Union Stock Yards and Transit
Company, six hundred handlers be.
came dissatisfied with the prospects
81 the strike today and returned TO-
work caring for the live stock.
According to employees there were
Iis,479 men working in the big pack.
ing plants today. taking the places Of
more than $4,000 strikers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28
Empire Plunged Into CONSERVATION By Fa-
natical Act Of Opponents Of The Gov
eminent Of The Gar. Assassin lnjur-
ed and Captured
Widespread CONSERVATION.

The news of the tragedy spread like
wild fire throughout the city, causing
CONSERVATION everywhere.
Won Plehve was appointed minister
of the interior on April 16, 1902, sue
ceeding sihiaguine, who was assassin
ated by student named Balscpaneff.
Won Plehve had been director Of the
department of police and conducted
the prosecution Of the Regicides in
1851 after Alexander II. was killed.
Second In Empire.
From that time his power increased
until it became only second in impor-
tance to that of the emperor. Sew
raj plots to assassinate the minister
have, according to reports been dis.
covered during the last two years,
which has been marked by strong
political rivalry between the interior
minister and the former minister Of
finance. Witte, now president of the
committee of ministers. Won Plehye
was largely of Polish blood and it is
alleged no man in Russia so signaliz,
ed himself for severity against the
Firms as he. He was dreaded on ac.
count of his control Of the third
(secret) section of the police and Of
the press through censors. He was
not a man of learning and was la.
borious nj the extreme.
Effect on Emperor.
The emperor was greatly affected
by the news Of the assassination OF
Won Plehve coming as it did on top
of bad tidings from the seat of war,
the fears Of international complica-
tions and the strain incident upon the
hourly expectations Of the event close
to the fathers heart. The emperor
almost broke down.
Whatever may have been the mo
tive of the crime. the utmost indigna'
tion and condemnation Of the assass
ms act Is voiced everywhere.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28
Fine Program For Sanger.fesf
AZ Chief CITY or Wisconsin

come to the visitors, and the cere.
mony OF the presentation Of the flags
by President Charles Richter will fol.
low. Other numbers on the opening
program are:
Overture by the Festival orchestra.
"An die Kunst"- Wagner. Mass
Maennerchor Of the Northwest Saen.
gerbund and orchestra.
Soprano SOLO
"Das Ertse Lied"-Wilhelm Hand.
werg. Mass.choris "a capella).
Orchestral number
(a) o Komm zu Mir tfolksong)
Hugo Juengst.
tb) Elslein Won caub (folksong)
Ferd. Moehring.
Mass-chorus "a capella).
Not only do the programs for tht
various concerts include some Of the
greatest compositions known tc
music. but body of soioists, eacf
ranking as an eminent vocalist, ha,
been secured for the occasion. In
Guiding Nine. Schumann-Heink, con
tralto. Mrs. Minnie Fish.GriffIn, SO
prano. Ellison Van Hoose. tenor. ant
Arthur Van Eweyk. baritone. Thes'
will be assisted by choruses rangini
all the way from $500 to 1000 voices
and varied from mixed chorus o
enormous size 10 an exclusively mall
chorus and to one Of the children
voices.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28

MILWAUKEE,, Wis.,. July 2s.--In
addition to the many excursion trains
and steamers arriving last night bear-
ing singing societies and visitors to
the twenty.first saengerfest Of the
Saengerbund Of the northwest, there
were thousands OF visitors marching
from the depots today In addition
to the societies the attendance of viz
itors Is one OF the largest that was
ever known on any occasion In this
city.
There are ninety three soeie.., 5
repr resented among i'i1 r.s.:.ig aeIe-
cations. They come from Illinois.
Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin.
and California. Some Of the largest
delegations are from Chicago, st.
Paul, Davenport. Peoria, Lacrosse,
Madison, Dubuque, Rock Island, Ap-
pleton and Freeport.
The rehearsals were continued dur.
ing the morning and afternoon. There
we're many impromptu concerts in dif
ferent parts Of the city The exposi'
tion building Is the place Of rendez'
vous on the arrival Of societies aid
delegates. Here heavily laden tables
and beverages await the visitors.
The program for the song festival
consists of five concerts, the first oi
which takes place tonight. Mayor
Rose will deliver an address Of wei
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28
Remarkable Rise Of Unlettered,
Auster Man Who Ruled The
People With a Hand Of Iron

ST. PETERSBURG, July 2S.-Min-
istr Of the Interior Won Plehve, was
assassinated this morning while driv,
ing to the Baltic station to visit the
emperor at Peterhof palace.
A bomb was thrown under the min.
ister's carriage, completely shatterins
it. Won Plehve was terribly mangled
and the coachman was killed.
The assassin was arrested. He is
said to be Jew who declined to give
his name The tragedy occurred at
10 o'clock on the Xalalkonski pros
pect. The bomb thrower must have
known Minister Won Plehye would
pass the spot he choose for the act
this morning, for the minister makes
report to. the emperor every Thurs
day.
Conditions Favored Crime.
An internal machine was thrown
with deadly accuracy and the assass
in was favored by the fact that traf
fic was heavy owing to the crossing
OF lines of street cars and a continu
Gus stream of heavy trucks. For this
reason the coachman was obliged te
slow down.
The minister's servant who was ii
the carriage box was badly wounded
Two officers driving by in a cab were
injured by splinters. The ASSASSIN
was wounded in one eye. He took tt
flight but was overtaken. The roat
was strewn for a hundred yards will
the wreckage Of the carriage. Vol
Plehve's head was battered almost be
yond recognition.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28
Amrlcans VIII Protest.

Adjutant General Whiteman left on
No. Z this afternoon for Santa Fe
well pleased with the result OF his
trip to this city. Before leaving. the
general expressed the opinion that
Las Vegas was the most suitable
place IN the territory for holding tho
encampment not only this year but
every other year. He declared that 10
his belief the territory should take
steps as sooD Us possible TO secure
the excellent site near Las Vegas for
a permanent camping ground. accord
Ing 10 the plan which has been fol
lowed BY many other states.
J. c. 0sgoode. the Colorado Fuel
& Iron company capitalist, accom-
panied by DIR. Chapelle. passed
through the city this afternocS on
his private car going TO San Antonio.
According TO report published else
where IN this issue, the Colorado Fuel
& Iron company representatives have
lost out in their contest against
Judge Mcmillan and II. q. Bnrsnm
An Optic reporter asked the gentle
men today II the report was correct.
They said Il would not be proper for
them 10 say anything about the mat
Ter while II was IN It's present status
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28

Last night a crowd OF boys raised
q considerable disturbance around
the Normal and the Methodist church
at both Of which social events were
in progress. The hoodlum noises were
probably heard by pretty nearly
every one In town except the night
policeman. However, complaint has
been made against number Of the
distnrbers and Il Is proposed 10 at
tempt to put stop to the disturbance
Of all kinds of gatherings by the mis-
chievous Young America element.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28
FORT LuPToN PEOPLE Ar.
RESTED ON GRAVE CHARGES

DENVER, Colo, July 2s.-A cor
oner's jury Is investigating the Death
of Miss Jennie Price, a stenographer
In the Fort Lupton Condensed Milk
Co. Or. Holmquist, who held an
autopsy over the body declares the
girl died as the result Of criminal
operation. Charles Page. secretary Of
the company, and DR.. Wilhelmina
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28
Waxbs-iage The Republican
Standard Bearer In MissOus.i

ST. JOSEPH. d. July 2s. Repubi.
can state convention which nominal
ed G. r. waibridge for governor last
night completed the ticket today as
follows.
Lieutenant Governor John g. Nc
Klnley. Unionville
Secretary Of state--John swanger,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28
MAN SECOND IN POWER IN THE WIDE EMPIRE Of THE CAR BECOMES
THE VICTIM THIS MORNING Of BOMB THROWN BY An ASSASSIN.

OaConnor are under arrest, the form
er charged with being the author Of
the girls ruin and the latter with
performing the operation which caus-
ed death.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28

II. +. Blake returned last evening
from the Blake company camp on
the Tres Hermanos and reports pro,
gress on the foundation for the com
pany mill as going on very satisfac.
torily. He says that the company will
put on good force Of men and rush
the work as soon as accommodations
can be put up to take care Of the
laborers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28
COUNT vON P[EHVE RUSSIAN MINISTER
Of THE INTERIOR ASSASS|NATED
ON PUBLIC STREETS THIS MORNING
symptoms of Sorrow.

The body Of Plehve was taken
in carriage to his town residence
adjoining the ministry OF the interior.
The carriage, surrounded by mount
ed gendarnies, passed through the
crowded street, the sidewalks being
a solid mass Of people. As the car
riage passed all heads were uncover,
ed.
A hurried investigation by the po-
lice seems TO connect the crime with a
plot frustrated by the explosion at
Hotel Dunord, April IS. Kazanoff. one
of the eonspirators being killed by the
accidental explosion of an internal
machine which, il is said, was intend
ed for Plehye.
investigation.
II is reported that six men were i'm.
plieated in the assassination, five Of
whom fled into little hotel adjoining
the scene. The hotel was surrounded
by police and all the inmates were
arrested.
Wounded, teh assassin, was taken
to Alexander hospital so dazed as to
be unable to speak. Il Is said he took
poison.
According to another version the
bomb was thrown from the window
of the Warsaw hotel. The bomb
[ thrower bolted but was captured. In
| his pocket another bomb was found.
The force of the explosion was so
tremendous that all the windows of
the hotel facing Zabalansky street
We're blown in and some large panes
of the Warsaw station a hundred steps
away were shattered Some drosky
drivers at the station were injured.
In both the Dunord affair and this
case there were explosive bullets in
the bomb.
II GWhoI1IIN0loIN, w july Ao.--I ne us
assassination of Won Plehve did not
cause much surprise in circles here
best informed as to conditions in Rus
sia. Plehve was regarded as reac-
ZIONIST particularly severe in the treat
ment Of the radical element Of Rus
sian politics.
Won Plehve was &C years old and
spent forty years In official work.
In May. 1903. he was appointed pres.
ident Of the imperial commission to
carry out the emperor's reform de.
! cree. He was accused by enemies OF
having had part In the Kishineff mas.
l sacres but as he retained the EN-.
peror's confidence 1t Is only Just to
assume the allegations were unbound.
ed.
II transplres Won Plehve was on
the way to Krasnoyo Selo where
Grand Duke yladimir's birthday was
to be celebrated. All festivities were
countermanded and a requiem service
held.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28

Milan.
Treasnrer-Jacob 6iamellch, Boon.
vile.
Auditor Henry Weller st. Gene.
We've county.
Attorney General Herbert s. Had
ley, Kansas City.
Railroad Commissioner - Frank
Weightman, Monett.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28

w. Il. Alexander. a Trinidad COM
mission man, Is here today on a bus
mess errand.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28

wANTED-Purchase for second
hand goods, Perry Onion. The Plaza.
7-Ios
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28
mild PROTEST
FROM UNCLE SAM
Startling Developments Expect
ed Soon In kuropat kin's
Neighborhood. Ta-Tcllc.
lSiaO Abandoned

LONDON, July 2s. Foreign secre-
tary Landsdowne received assurances
from the Russian government that full
satisfaction will be given Great Brit
ain in the matter of the sinking Of
the steamer knight Commander.
Russian Ambassador Benckendorff
informed Landsdowne that before any
action could be taken his government
must have the report Of the command.
er of the yladiyostok squadron.
Lansdowne promised to wait a rea-
lsonable time.
The British View.
In the house of commons this after
| noon Premier Balfour said the acute
stage Of the Red sea incident had
passed and the Russian volunteer
fleet vessels would be Withdrawn. He
laid down the British view that nc
belligerent warship could issue from
the Black sea.
Russians Abandon Tia Tchc.
| TOXIC, July 2S.The Russians
abandoned tn Tche Klao July 25. re
firing before the advancing army ol
General oku. They applied a torch
to TIA Tche Kiao and surrounding
towns. The Japanese left wing occu
pied Kin Know.
Startling News Expected.
ST. PETERSBURG. July 2s.--A
! Telegram received from Genera, Knro
patlSin today announced the position
at the front not changed. II Is gener
ally believed here that startling de
velopments are imminent. All wal
correspondents have been ordered t'
IIarbin.
AmrIcans viii Protest.
WASHINGTON, July 2s-The stat,
department has instructed Spencer
Eddy American charge a affairs a
ST. Petersburg. to make some moder
ate representations 70 the Russian
government on the subject or tht
seizure of the cargo Of the steamel
Arabia.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
plinoe Dfgfn nno Sdrpabrn.

Np9 INNER bort man selesentli9
Die 3ebensarten n@linbsr 9efe" ober
r8linber S9pabs"; namentli9 bic
~eritere tpirb eft ssbrqu9t. Oas Wort
tpurOe lanse 3eit binbur6 auf cine
bermeintli9e tOrperli9e 8eionberbeit
Der 9efen unb S9paben 3uriidge<
fibrt. No9 I'M 16. unb II. Sabrbuns
bert mar ndmli9 Der 9laube perbrei=
tet, bab bic !6eIen unb S9paben blinb
CUR Welt tdmen unb neun pber aebr
Sage na4 Der 9eburt blinb blieben.
Sosar in benz 8u6e zines Mr3tes aus
8aiel, erf6ienen 1854, finbst fi6 in
bolIem grnft Die 8emerfuns, es lei
f4pdbif9e Dirt, bab Die Menf9en na@
Der @eburt rpie Die 5unbe neun Sage
blinb lie9en." Cine anbere grfldrung,
bic ollerbinss nur auf bic 9efen pabt,
bat Der 1874 geitprbene ausse5ei9nete
5iftorifer Suitus MDier eeeeben.
mSie 9eiien," fagt MOfer, rbieBeu
ebemals &atten ober &basaen, unb es
lit fi9er cine Inipieluns auf bic blinbe
@eburt Der Saben, bub man bic !6ei>
fen, bic fi9 ia ni9t tpeniser f9arffi9tie
ertpeifen, ais ireenb Elm anberer berts
i6er @plfsitamm, nit bieiem YrGbitat
beebrt bat" Ser Wabrbeit ndber
biirfte mo fommer, tpenr mo fid Der
in S9paben, Sefen unb gupern in
pedfelnber ueberlieferuns perbreiteten
Sage bon ben Welfen %erinnert. Wer
ben Namen Welf bort, bentt IN Der
Hesel nun on bas betannte Tiirifenbaus
bteIes Ndmens. v@elf" lit aber elm
altbo4beutfdes, AUDI i'm Mittelbod<
beutfden gebrdli9li9es Dort, bas
r%iunses Sbier" bebeutete. !9auptfdds
li9 tpurbe es fir iunse 9unbe anses
penbet. Sotpobl in 9efien pie in
S9naben lit nun bic bielfa9 pariirte
Gage bon Der Mutter gu 9aufe. Die
5pDlf (uud fieben) andbIein CUR Welt
bra9te. bic, neil bic Muter ii4 fiir9z
tete ober aus irgenb einem anbereu
@runbe, fir rblinbe Welfer" ausgeeez
ben, serettet unb bic St~ammberren ber=
borraeenber @ef4le6ter tpurben. Mit
biefer Sage hdnst %permutbIi9 ni8t
blos bic M~nmenbuna tes Mortes
rblinb" uuf ben sanaen @oltstamm
aufammen, fonbern audi bic 8ebeiz
tung, bic bas fir iunse Tbiere eez
brai,dte Wort serabe als Jirftenraris
erbielt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
s6neefmrm.
gisb niht in @efahr.

maba q, Heb., 26. Deg. ueber
benz 5nbiansr Serritorium, 3anias,
Hebrasfa unb benz peftli9en Soma
berrfdt Elm Sdneefurm. Der Wino
lit duBerf 6eftis unb oas Quedflber
fsbt nabe benz Hulpunfte.
Sn Omaha ino ettpa 1000 Seles
phone unbrau4bar.
@ieb3idter ertldren, oaB 8ieb ni9t
in @efabr if, ba basielbe In ausge-
3ei9netem 3ufanbe uno i'm Stanoe if
Der 2dlte 3u troben.
3aIte WeIIe.
% abin9ton n, 26. Seq. Sie
geri9te an bas Wetterbureai aeigen,
bab Die erfe entldieben falte Welle bonn
Cfabbangs Der Gslisnsebirse fio6flid
sebt.
Ssute Morsen 1T bic Seinperatur
linter Nua in Der Satotas, i'm meff-
liden Wpomina uno bon 9abre,
WOnt., tpirb gar Elm Winimum M bon 80
@rab gemelbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
PENNSYLVANIA SHORT LINES.
WerbeKerte 8ebiemttt8 mad
Chicago unb Louisville,
eTettib ssuntas, "a. Nouemtsr.

sleue Buffet @assons NIT Serpirune bon
RabI, eiten a la carte, uerben auf benz Bug
SO. 19, Der Snoianapolis UNI 11.35 8orf
mittass perIdbt, in Oienft sefeut; gnfunft
in Chicago UNI 8. 80 llbr Na9m.; forie auf
Bug SO. Is, indianapolis perIafenb Am
1856 1br Na@rn. unb IN 2ouispiIe nnforns
unenb nm 7.10 ubr Nbenbs, bic ~gesenipdrs
tise Buffet Nagson 8ebisnung BEL weitem
iibertrefens.
Oie Dasgons 'ffnb sur@aus MODERN. Der
Speiyefaal nimmt tie SdIfte bes 1aeeons
Elm, um 10 9~erionen 3u elei9er l8eit ju bes
tienen. S@neetpetbe 2einrpanb, beforirtes
4prselan, feineS SiIber unb gel&lifene
@IaSwaaren finb in bieier ~eleganten gebies
niing natiirIi9 4auptsame.
Sin 8ibIiotbef &aiGjtmr1er perbinbet nit
benz SpeiieiaaI, bas nit 9roben bequemen
MrmfthbIen nit 2eberpoIfter eingeridtet III.
Die Wibliotbef entbdIt bic beften un6 reres
fen BiiGer, tpeI&e aue ben Eafaeieren our
freien W~erfigrng ffeben. Die Geniter iinb
srtra sros unb fpesiel seeignet 3ur Dbiers
BATON.
Sur Sabrfarten, SabrpIan, gerbinbunsen
etc. menbe man fi9 an bic TidetsM senten,
48 Beff @aibin9tpn Strabe uno Union
Habnhof.
~. -. Nibarbfpm, u. 8. g. u.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
Gyplofom.
8etra6tliber Sdaben.

6inblap, O., 26. Sea. Dos
Waga3in Der 8rabforo- @lpcerinuerfe,
n6rolid bon bier, bas 1000 Quart
@itro9lpcerin ent6ielten, flossrt beute
in bic 2uft. Die grpIoion srf9hts
terte bic @ebdube bieier Stabt unb
ri4tete In Der nmsebung bss Masa.
gins betrd9tli9en S9uosn an.
3srrifene 3Ieioer, bic auf benz
e@auplabe Der grplofon ssfunbsn
tpuroen. seben CUR Mnnabme NnIab,
bab Elm unbefannter gst6btet tpurbe.
Sport.
pittsbur9 9, 3d., 26. De3. =
gei 9 SUB i'm Obio sinsen beute g.
600. 600 = 5000. 900 guibel 2oblen
nod Siben. Wenn Der Jlub n,orger
auf IL Sub feiqt, tuerben S9ife nit
IL Wiaionen Babel 2oblen, bic i'm
6afen auf b0beren @aferfanb mar.
ten, Die &eiie antreten.
9oble | q n b.
q reensbbu 9, pa., 26. Sea.
gs wirb beffdtiat, bab bic 8. 6. Grid
Cote 60. 1000 Nerss 3oblenlano bel
gonnelIspile fur 81, 200, 600 taufte.
gs iOl bies bas lebte Sttd 8oblenlanb
seueien iein, bas in iener @eaenb i'm
8efbe unabbdngiger periOnen mar.
Die Srid 60. 1T elm She'll Der yl1niteb
States Steel Cooperation"
@babm GalI.
NGbaup, q. g.. 26. Se3. Sem
Sheriff Barrp bon Glebslanb, o.,
wurbe elm 8sfsbl fur auslisferung 81.
9erop g. @babmid's bsrtpeigsrt, neil
bas @eiu9 ni9t na9mies, baB @bao-
mid am 5. Wdra 1908, an tusldsm
Sage bic Gdlidung Der unteri@rift
Nnbretp @arne9ie's erfOl9t iein fOu,
i'm State Obio mar. @babuid 1T
9emeiniam nit feiner Grau biefer Gdl.
i9un9 ansefla9t.
Sheriff 8arrp reifte mad 9ew Dort
tueiter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
Gin pr9fBGlhtigtr Bauer


fam 5u benz 2ebrer feines Sorfes nit
Der 9itte, er mD9te ibm bod beibrins
gen, bab er Bel @eriAt feinen 0amen
gu fdrsiben bermOge, unb fl4 beshalb
ni9t i9Gmsn miiRe; benin er fdhe
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