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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-05-26
ASIO,000 School for TazeweII

AS Others have written on the school
question, 1t may not be out Of place for
me 10 say word or two. Of late, several
of myfriends, entirely unsolicited have been
saying a great many nice things about me,
both in print and out. This publicity is
very embarrassing to me, but if it will aid
the cause of education one iota, l am more
than glad to be the humble instrument, as
that is the height of my ambition, and l
take this opportunity to thank my friends.
But let US become practical.
After very careful study of the situa-
ton, 1 have come to the conclusion that
there is no use in trying to go on with the
school business here in Tazewell without
at least $4,000 capital, or a thoroughly
equipped, modern, up.todate school plant
costing that sum. With such a school
plant and the cooperation of the citizens,
there is no doubt OF the success of a good
school.
AS !, personally, have not the means
now at hand to invest in the enterprise,
suggest the following plan by which the
capital can and should be raised. Let the
business men in town who will profit di-
rectly by a good school, subscribe S., 900
cash and will undertake to raise like
sum, thus making the necessary SIC, 900.
Let this $40, 900 be placed in the hands OF
trustee who shall invest it in suitable
site, in proper buildings and permanent
school furniture and equipment, which
plant shall be held in trust by said trustee
for those who subscribe in proportion to
their subscriptions. / will agree to stay
by the school for period of years and to
pay a yearly rental equal to the interest on
the money so invested and keep said plant
in good repair. Let the buildings and fur
niture be insured for the benefit of the
subscribers 30 they will be reasonably safe
from loss. The natural increase in the
value Of the property will insure it's selling
for az much if not more at the close Of the
rental contract than it originally cost if it
becomes necessary or advisable TO sell 1t
then.
With the $4,000 modern plant, will
undertake TO handle 300 foreign students
annually during the calendar year. ] be-
lieve that 5000 is a conservative estimate
of the amount that the average student
will spend while in TazeWell, in board,
tuition, laundry, clothes, in the stores aud
numerous other ways. This means $780,
900 annually or 5000 monthly dumped
into the town, nearly every cent of which
will pass into the hands of the business
men who should subscribe to the 5000
fund and this means twelve hundred per
cent. on their investment.
These figures may seem impossible and
my ideas on the school question too vision
airy but / challenge Tagewell to come fors
ward and give me fair chance-a $4,000
school plant, the universal and hearty CO.
operation of the citizens, and little time,
and We will see what there is in the school
business. Respectfully submitted,
]. H. DODGE.
Tazewell, Va, May "a, 1904.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-05-26

To change the heavy, scratchy, winter
underwear for the light, soft, cotton gar
ments for summer Here are the famous
Scrvens patent elastic Shirts and Drawers for men;
made of high grade silk elastic and cuffs price $500
the suit
Scrvens improved elastic seam Drawers, $lOO per pair
Scrivens' elastic seam Drawers 75c the pair
Silk and cotton mixed Shirts and Drawers CSC EACH
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, 25c and up.
Mems ready-to-wear neggee Shirts Acc and up to $3.50
Mems belts, 25c and up to $1O0 each.
Mems fancy coIored and drop-stched hahose 1Oc and
up to SOC the pair.
Men and boys straw hats 1Cc and up to $3.50 each.
Mems patent leather vic and russell oxford ties 800
$50 and $780,
Mems 4in-hand midget puff and windsor ties, cents
and up to SOC each.
White and tan vests 1.75 and up to $500 each.
Fancy figured white vests 1.75 and up to $3.50
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-05-26
THE HOUSE WAS DIVIDED.
An Instance of Thwarted Harmony
That It Would Be Difficult
to Match.

Most persons have had the experience
Of walking with friend out Of step and
trying to shift just at the moment when,
the friend also makes the attempt. This
Is an instance Of thwarted harmony
much like that which appears in a story,
told by London V. c., of an elderly cou-
pie. They were childless, and had never
been united by the bond Of other lives
linked with their own. So they were
always in a state of well-bred Disagree
ment.
On the subject Of meals they disagreed
thoroughly, and each usually suggested
dish for the Sunday dinner which the
other did not approve. One Saturday the
man came home from market with a
basket.
you needn't worry about to-mor-
rows dinner any more, Maria. I've
got It."
"And so have l. George. You were so
undecided"
Undecided? told you what I
wanted"
well, mean you didn't decide as !
did. So I brought a goose"
why, 50 have I. told you I'd like
4 goose"
well. now We are agreed for once,
anyway"
eyes, and suppose we'll have cold
goose and stewed goose for the next
two weeks"
They relapsed into their usual silence.
Sunday forenoon the wife asked: do
you want q little ounce in the apple
sauce with your goose?"
"Your goose, you mean"
mo, don't. It seemed so absurd to
have two geese in the house that sent
mine to Aunt Jane"
What! | sent mine to Uncle Joel"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-05-26
INSURE
YOUR
HOME

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it burns down you will not
lose anything.
We write insurance for the
very best insurance companies
in the United States and we
know we can give you the
best kind of fire insurance.
Come to our office any time
we are always glad to tell
you about our companies.
The F. D. kits InS. Agency
Insurance Headquarters
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-05-26
Printed Ones

"Have you any proofs to OFFER" asked
the bombastic author of the carpIng
critic, "in substantiation of your state-
ment that my new book will not be the
greatest literary event Of the year?"
None" replied the carping critic,
calmly-"except the proofs of the book
itself. Cincinnati Times-Star,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-05-26

We have other valuable farms for sale.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-05-26
FOR SALE

Grazing and grain farms in
best counties Of the State. Free
list. H. ". HILLARY,
t.2l.4t StauntOn, Va.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-05-26
suItap's sOn.Iu.Law ExlIed From Turkey

Constantinople, May 24.-Kemal Pasha,
the Sultan's son-in-law, and several high
officials haye been arrested and exiled for
entering into a secret correspondence with
the daughter of the imprisoned ex'splian
Murad,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

various pioneers, 10 the Woodruff
Brothers, who operated a plant IN the
early 7O's at Gordons near the mouth
Of Big Cottonwood canyon Their plant
was a crude affair, but It served the
purpose and probably did as well as
any other shelter could In those days
when the science Of metallurgy was
not as well understood as 1t Is now. As
far as being a money making proposl-
ton, the smelling business then do not
pan out very well and most Of the early
day plants built about the time the
Woodhulps operated theirs, were usual
~ short lived,
MILLER MOUNTAIN PLANT.
A furnace built for the Miller Noun
tain mine In American Fork canyon Is
said to have made money FOR is own
ers until the ore pinched. when It was
forced to close. f. A. Pascoe. bunt
and operated a small plant near the
Warm Springs On this city, with con-
siderable success, Later he found
stockton a prolific field Buel & Bate
man built a smelter about miles east
Of Sandy for the treatment OF ore from
Alta and about 1876 It was leased to
Maher & Gest. who increased the ca
pacity 10 200 tons. The Saturn was
another Of the early shelters built for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17
How the SHELTERS Have
Become the CONNER
cial Life Blood Of Utah

Alta ores. This plant was built by
John w Kerr. a familiar character in
mining circles about that time.
IN BEAVER AND BINGHAM,
The shauntio smelter was built in
Beaver county below the Harrington &
Hickory mine. now owned by the Ma
jestic Copper company; the Horn silver
also built a plant in Beaver county and
the Stag pile ia the edge of the town
Of Frisco Is still In evidence.
Bingham canyon obtained is first
smelter In 1873 when the owners OF the
Winnemuck mine provided facilities
for reducing the ores mined from that
property,
That year the Mlngo. which was op-
Grated at Sandy until less than four
years ago, was placed IN commission
ADVENT OF THE GERMANIA.
After the Mingo. came the Germanla
at Murray which was established by
Christopher Billings, This was the
most complete plant built up to this
time. During the latter years Of It's
service T, r, Jones' now at the head OF
the purchasing department OF the Unit
ed States Mining company, served the
Germanla as its manager Both the
Mingo and Germania plants were abb
sorbed by the American Smelling & Re
hning company about Eve years ago.
Soon after these deals We're made. C..
W. Whitley who had been man
ager Of the East Helena smelter. came
TO this city TO serve the American IN
the same capacity. Tie stll onlcates,
while Joseph NJ. Bldwell Is assistant,
manager and h. D. Rhoades, recognized
as being one Of the most thorough
smelling men IN the west IS superIuten-
dent and Is IN active charge Of the
operating department The old Han
auer smelter, the ruins OF which stll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17
The Mighty Daily Ore
Tonnage Of Utah's
Chief Mining Camps.

have made additions to their respective
plants.
BINGHAM CONS NEW FURNACES.
The Bingham has added new copper
furnaces to its equipment, bringing
the daily capacity up to 1000 tons OF
ore out Of which copper bullion Is be.
ing produced at the rate Of about H..
100000 pounds annually The Amen-
can has added new facilities for the re.
duction Of ores other than copper in.
creasing It's capacity, accordingly It
does turn out some copper bullion,
however, at present about 100000
pounds annually.
UTAH CON ENLARGEMENT.
The Utah Consolidated whose Blng-
ham mines have continued to perform
wonders, by increasing their ore re-
serves, found It expedient TO increase
its output and, at an expense Of about
100000, made such engagements as
has enabled the company to treat one
half as much ore In a day as was pos
sibe year ago, and is making copper
at the rate Of about $4,000 600 pounds
annually
ToNoPAH AND GOLDFIELD ORES
The discovery Of Tonopah and Gold
field, in Nevada, and the general pros
perlty which has come over other Sec
lions OF the mining west during the
past year or go, through the smelling
companies operating IN the Salt Lake
Valley, has been the means Of bring
ing many hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars through Salt Lake channels.
Two years ago, San Francisco had the
decided ADVANTAGE in freight rates, but
through the influences OF local oper-
ators, Salt Lake has been given an
even chance with the result, that the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

business from that section, or the
greater portion Of 1t, has been turned
this way through these influences,
Salt Lake business houses have en-
joyed trade from this quarter, but not
what they could have had, had they
been as alert as the smelter managers
in going after new business.
BINGHAMM CON. EQUIPMENT.
The Bingham Consolidated Is operat-
ing with FIVE copper furnaces, the fifth
one having been installed only during
the past few weeks The converter de-
Tartment contains two converters OF
extra large size and an unusually large
travelling crane, BY smelling men, this
department is pronounced as being the
most complete, as compared to other
plants, In the west,
A feature In the construction Of the
Bingham Con smelter, worthy Of note,
Is the big balloon lue, which collects
practically all the valuable nue dust.
which is collected daily and brought
down to the brIcquettlng press after
passing through this machinery It Is
IN shape for re-smoltlng. The nue
mentioned, is about 200 yards in length
The equipment Of the smelter has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

been made as automatic as possible
and Is otherwise a very modern plant.
Mr. W, II. Nuttng serves the COM
pany as It's smeltcr superintendent,
having been associated with It almost
from It's inception.
IN "REMINISCENCES,
The credit Of having operated the FIRST
smelter IN Utah has been given, by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

I That the "sure customer for whatever
YOU have 10 sell is a reader Of tho
want ads. Is one Of tho safest aueases
you can possibly make in an unoer.
tain world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

Many Of those who arc advertising In
tho classified columns today for the
first time viii develop, In the course
Of a year, into regular and successful
advertisers.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03
Streifenoe @lasbl6ier Dor Dem
&aaoeSs& idter,
Inn iid pesen RiBa9tuns bes 9eridts gu
perantuorten.

Dor 8unbesri1ter MnberIon batter
ssftern folsenoe ffreitenoen @lasbldie,
Bon @lmooo gu eri9einen, Tim f4 &C.
gen Die Nntla9e, einen bonn &i4ter err
lafenen gefebl miBadtet gu baben, 81
perantmorten.
Sus6 WOOos, SOiepb Marb, Soiept
Siebert, 9enrp 8rein, SObn Sper,
SO &eoiubausb, Nnton 3abler, gn
0enigan, SObn Nmgel, 2Ouis WenbeI,
Souls 8Iein, Sames 2lopo, Sbomas
@OnbOp, Simothp @pman. SbOmas
Wbalen. 8eorge 2antitOrber, Cline,
2abler, Sobn Soolisun, Soiepb 9aas,
Sbomas 2abanaugb, Wm. @oobs,
anorew 8abis uuo Sofepb Wooos.
Sdmmtlide Mn9etlaats finb Wit.
glieoer Der lofalen unionen in glpoob
uno Mleranbria bon Der vNmerican
Glint @las @orter's Union. 9ugb
WOobs. Soiepb Marb unb Soispb
Siebert finb 8eamte in bieIen lofalen
unionen unb Senrp 2lein it grscutib.
Naent Der Nationalen Organization.
Die Streifer tparen friiber BEL ber
Mac getb & Mbams Nnlage Der Mme.
riean @las 60. in glpoob angefeat.
Dor geraumer 3eit bei9nitt bic 8eiel-
idaft bic 26bne rnb bic Mneefenten
gingen on ben Streif.
Mm 8. October ermirften Heprdfen.
tanten Der @eieli9aft Dor &i1ter Mn=
berion einsn tempordren ginbaltsbe=
febl sesen bic Streifer. bur9 melAen
es benielben berboten purbe, @aden
Dor Der Gabrif auf3ufeIen uno bic in
berielben bei4dftisten Ni&t Union.
Nrbeiter at, Der Mustbune ibres geru-
fes 3u binbern.
Mm 10. Nooember erbDb Der MntpaIi
Der McBetb & Mbams 60. i'm @erini
bic Nnflase gegen bic Streifer. bab Die
ielben @emalt angeman6t bdtten, INN
2eute bonn Mrbeiten in Der Gabrit ab-
auhalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03

9ierauf erlieb Der &i9ter bic Orbre
an Die Streiter, Dor ibm gu eri9einen
uno na9suweiien, aus pel6em @runbe
fe ni8t tueeen WaiBa6tuns beg @eri9ts
bsiiraft tuerosn iOlten.
Sm 8eionoeren finb biefelben be-
iduloi9t. ein.n @i9t. Unions Wann,
Namens SObn Wasner, in brutaler
Weiie m%iBbanoelt gu baben.
SerieIbe iagte auf Dem 3eussnftanbs
aus, baB ibm am IL. Nopember
Nbenbs, als er aus elmer WirtbI9aft
tam, bon Sacob Marb Elm Stein an
oen2Opf seporfen puroe, unb baB etua
stuan3ig anbere 2eute Jpn in sntisblider
Weifs miBbanoeltsn. Cine senaue 9e-
i4reibung oieielben betmo9te ct ieeo1
ni9t anau9eben.
Ser 5aa tpirb iebenfrls heute nod
ben gan5en Sag bes 8eridts in Wn=
fprud nebmen. Die Streiter ueroen
our9 ben anmalt Sobn %. &ern ber-
tbeibi9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03
@runSeiseutbumS 1lebertragnngen

indianapolis 2anb & Smprppe=
ment so. an 8eorse q. @aspari, 2oi
303, 8. Sec. Wsf part Mbo. an
9aura Ctr. nabe Ohio Ctr. 81, $50.
Sobn 5. Wc@ain an Wiliam s.
Glenn. Got 319, basielbe @igentbum.
81. $50.
Salon g. @iliams an Beffe @oI=
ting, Got Is. Barnes 9bb.. NorbIeits
81. Str, meftli9 bon SainOis Ctr.
$4,000.
CLAUDE 6. pofon on &obert 9.
@ulper, Shelf Got 90, &itters Mbb.,
Srbin9ton, Sreied Got, Ofieite Sow=
aep gOe., iiioli9 bon WaibingtOn Ctr.
$1,000.
Nnbretp g. Sports an Sbsupbilus
M. Sbanf, Got 10, Omen's Norb
Snbpls. Mbb.. Shbfeite 26. Str,
tpsffli9 bon @rober Str. $1,000.
Wilbelmina Sbeine on gmma s.
Bertbolo, 2ots Is, 80 uno 81, @Oos
per's p%leafant parf abolition, ct.
peter Str. nabe Nebrasta Strabe,
81, 200.
@~brifopber 8ernloebr u. ". an
Grant s. Siebl, 2ots l uno 2, 8late's
Subeioiion bon SutlUt 80, iaoweftI.
gde bon ct. Clair ctr. unb Senate
Mbenue, $21, 900.
Sofepb &isble on Ni8Olas Be
Weriep, Cots l biz 4, 9oriep's Sub.
She'll bon Gletaer's Dat 9ia Mso.,
6srntpap unb 8lopb Mpe., $500.
Wiliam 6. Waterman on bic Sns
b~ianapolis Southern &ailwap, 70
2ots, 8raben's Ripsrfibe Mboition,
entlang benz 6fli9en ufer beg Wbite
&iper, fhbli9 BON &apmonb Strabe.
$4400.
Marp 8. 9oart an gbas. 6. @ofin,
Got 9, Mc9eoo u. u. Subbiniion,
&itter's Mbbition, Srbington, Offeite
Der Srpington Mbe., rt6rbli9 bonWafbs
ington ctr. $500.
Same Morris an Bailep 8rotu1, Got
Is, Nunean's addition. alabama Str.
r,6rbli9 bon 49,. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03

pra9tpolen Werften peroen, ME i1
CLAUDE, niema!s bon S9ihsn umlaeeri
iein, unb bic groBen Gb3ugseard!e, Die
Der bepunoernswertben Capitalization
Der @tabt bienen, fno In ben Mu9en
Der @bineien nur oasu erbaut, nm i'm
0otbfale bic Slu9t nod benz Seeufer
3l erm6sliden."
@ebr daratterifii9 unb faft tomii9
tlingt Der S9luB bss artitels. In mel.
dem Sapat segen oas ldnoeriii3tiss"
Ssuti6lanb a~ufsebebt mirb. ~3dnoers
Thati9es" 9eutialano tlinst ni9t libel
seeentiber Der ensliiden @Olonialpoli=
tit, bic In ben leBten Sabren ben melt
iiberwiegsnben She'll bon Shb= uno
Mittelafrita unb in ben lebten Wona=
ten ben alien 9inefiden Taialenftaat
Sibet an fi4 serihen bat.
Ser Correspondent fdliebt rgs
wdre nur bic spise @ere4tisteit Der
Singe, oaB bisisr plan ni4t gebeibt
uno oaB oieie md9tisen @ebdnbe gu ben
2ei9enFeinen oes Srabes zines rieien'
baften Miberfolses miiroen. Die an=
neriOn bisiss gebietes ieitens Seuti9'
lambs, als @riaB fir Die @rmoroung
speier tatbOliider priefer our9 einen
INSTRUMENTATION hineff4en Wob.
mar elmer Der Hasranteite n Gdle BON
Raub, ben Die mooerne 8eidiate auf.
supeifen bot. Wer peiB2 @s mag
tpieber Seutidlanb %abgenommett tuer=
ben. So fno iaon unwabri4einlidere
Sinse seiGebsn, als baB in ben nd4=
fen Is Sabren Die Glagse Der Gufge=
benoen Some bon ben Waften mebt,
NO isBt bic beutide Glasge nit BEN
3eidsabler i'm Winbe fattert."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03
,,9te Iente rnm $dJlnR Bemren."
Honan bon 6. $ ai6betn m.

Gelduhrte asbsnsani9auuns ub wabr6aft erquieenoe @efab1s-
wdrme 9eben Dem in Der beuigen Summer bieies 8lattes besnnenben.
nod Ssorm umb Snbalt ponenoekn Roman bas @eprdse. gne our9
bas e9eiern hires ~2ebsnsslhds uelkntremoete uno in unuernHnftssr
unb Iamd9li9er SslbHpersdrtsuns innerli4 bon gaier uno 8ino IOsss-
trennte 5rau unterIiest ben Maaenfbaften Der intisanten, 10 feinem
Wittel suradidredenben 6~ausbdnerin Tires 8atsrs, zines Dem 1runte CT.
asbenen, benz pbpi9en unb moralii9en Serial %hOfnunsslos anbsimge.
faaenen gsntsn. Sas gbie bebdIt ssraums 3dt bic Oberbanb. aber
ian sriumpb 1T tea enOeifhssr, er 1T nur Der e&atten zines eturm
uno 9rana hberbauernben. aaert ~l1naenadt trObenoen Slides, bas Tegs
reid benz Sumpfe msnfdIi9sr @srosrbtbeit uno mabfOfer @slbsier emit.
fprost. Mit Ieltener Meiaerfdaft perfebt es Die Muoin, benz 2eer auf
biekr @runolaae lire tbpii9en @efaltsn Dor Mugen gu fabren unb beren
innsraes eeelsnlebsn nit tefm pip4OlOsii@sn gerfdnoniB gum aus-
brud su bringen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03
Nus Ger Goroners= Offee.
Sur9 &Iati9 in ben Cob setrieben.

Die 3eugenausIagen in Der @oro=
t,erss unterfu6ung bes Selbtmoro=
Sales bon 8urlep McSopan in @ef
indianapolis aeiste seftern obne 3mei=
fel> baB oas iunge Mdo9en burt
grunoloie 4lati9ereien 3u ibrer Sbai
setriebsn puroe.
@larence2 am on beseu9te, bab bic Ser.
bli4ene elm 9utes, moralii9es Mdb1en
mar. ST beffrttt, iiber bas Mdcden
f9 aus9elaHen su baben. CAB absr su,
bob er geifi Somnsenb gu fsiner Ser.
trauten madte unb oerielben fagte,
fails gurlep ni6t unterlisbe, nit se-
wiRen iungen 2euten gu berfsbren, {,
fi9 BON ibr tuenoetl tperoe.
8eiie Sopnsenb lit bog Wdb1en,
pel9es er berlieB, um ebett nit 8urler
We@oper fi9 81 beirsunben unb bic
man beiduloi9t bate, 8eriidte iiber
bic 8erforbene in nmlauf sefsbt au
baben. @sfrast, oh er iemals iiber
gurlep fid ausgelafen babe, iaste Der
iunss 2apfOn aug, babSbomas 8erbp=
ibire ibm 9eiagt babe, pdbreno ibres
Beiudes auf benz 9anbe lei bas iunge
Wdo4en nit elmer aanaen Mnsabl june
ger Mdnnsr gegangen. auf Gefragen
fagte Serbpibire qua, oab er nit 2au=
ion besislid Der 2anoreiie beg Mdb-
1ens cine unterrebung bate. Derbp-
fibre faste, ibm babe 9apion anber=
traut. er CLAUDE, bas Wdoden lei uns
moralif9. gsifs Sowsenb beffritt,
iiber ibre Greunbin fur bic fie
groBe Nnbdnsliateit 3eigte, irgenopie
sefpro6en gu baben. fa9te aber, bab
Clarence 2awfOn. &op 8eattp unb
Berle 3pberts ibr Sa9en iber bic
8ertorbene er3dblten. Or. Sunlsbp
fano, baB Clarence 2auion's Wuttsr,
8urlep in ibre Wobnuns rief unb fe
Bon ben iiber he circulirenben @eri9teit
tn 2enntnib iebts, tporauf banu bas
Wdbaen in cine tfabeaelegene Npotbete
aina uno bas @ift taufte.
6rau CANTON. bic natirli9 iiber ben
unermarteten Musgarlg ibrer benz Mdb-
den i'm Bertrauen gemaGten Wittbei.
Iunaen iebr aufserest ift. tonnte seffern
nidt psrnommen tusrben. tpirb ieood
uobl beute gum gerb6r pcrselaben
uerosn. Ser Batter beg iunsen Wab.
dens iaets aus, bab feline So4ter beim=
lam, Elm @las Wafer trant unb fI1
bann in elm Neben3immer begab, no fe
auf benz Bette lieaeno in l@onbulfonert
aufgefunbe1 tuuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03

- 9er 2abrer Gtnfemoe
8ote iowte Der Ne8emSbnr8er
Martett QaIemoer fur 1905
ttmo omr@ uniere Office 80
be5tebett.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03

GpttIfeb 6 eufharbt,
vDis eensatbli&e ede,"
gde Noble uno Wartet Str.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-24
DanmarR.
Srnenoe gufont.

Social : 0emotraten" meboeler
unber 6. Mai:
S Nnlebnin9 at Sneoterftrtten
pau SelIin9er Stibsb9rft bar Or
bejbsetoerforeningen mebbelt be FAM
Dirfenbe 5ogforbub, at man agter
at iOretage 2octout at iamtIige or
9uniiereoe Arbejbere paa 6elfingsrs
Stibsp9rft ben 20. Mai og at man,
bpis 6urboloene / 9eliingpr life er
prbnebe til ben 3. SUM, bill foretage
9octput bos gurmeiiter &c Mdin,
8sbenbapns 5lpoeoot og poa o8uis
cun" i MaribO, iamt bos Sernfaz
brifanterne baabe / 8sbenbobn og
propinierne.
Spis bette beaer life ftuIbe Otie fig
tiIitr9tteligt, ifal 9octouten ubOiOes
til ogiaa at omfatte De arbejoere,
Der bsif9ftiges bos acknowledgements
ne DC 9ronfmeoeme irene | &ebens
baon og Smegn.
Observation-Disclosures Gorrets
nin~ssuopalg fIutter i'm StrtOelie til
De famOirtenoe 5a~gforbunb meo ut
ubtale, at bet sr oinigt til at optugs
en- Jor6anoling meo 5orretningsuos
poleet for De iampirfenbe 5ugfOrz
bunb, for Iaa oibt bette mautte snite
en- faaban.
De iambirtenoe 5~agforbunos
TOrretningsubbalg holot Msbe or
psnne Sag ben 7. Muj.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-24

sMisfionsu9en" %. b. I.
5allesubpalget for pbre Misiion)
afbolbt Notwithstanding / 9eben=
babn ben 4. Maj. Regnitabet, booraf
nebenfor mebbeIes ct ubbrag, bleu
fremIagt os sobtenbt. 5orretningsz
uoOalget eenOalgtes. oog faalebes. Ct
9ditorinbe Ssrenien tiltraabte for
3amuIs % Sinamisiionen, og pa
Iforinoe Storm for SemanbsmisIios
men / Stebet for garonssIe Billie
9rabe og 9aitOrinOe qrinr. iom
begge sr ipge. 6ormanoen. @rep u.
0toltte. Og Setret9ren. @rOsferer
). S9reber, senoalgtes.
Uean beIluttebe at afbplbe bite
aars llbiuls / St. 5. Il. MS 9otaIer
ben %. us 30. Rooember, 1. os 2.
December.
9eo ubfalgene 1903 inbtom til
8dntzameritdnf NisTion $50 ar.
Oct banIte Misfonsielitubg Samul-
og aindmisIion 533 ar., epbentbaIs
MisIion 873 &r., Suntbolmisionen
|2777 &r., Ssmonbsmis Iionsn
i fremmebe 6dpne 1852 ar. Ssras
elsmi8Iionen 1000 ar., 9iterIanbB-
misffonen 1854 ar. Salt 10,330
aroner.
gureauet bar / 1903 bdft en- Snes
t9gt at 1873 9r. og er ubgift al
1766 Str.