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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-03-17
Il UNIVERSAL MONEY" x

virtually extinguish the independence
of the United States. Universal mon
ey without universal government Is
physically impossible. To seek for
universal money, to negotiate, or seek
to negotiate, treaty stipulating for
common money with aLy ether state,
should be treated as an act Of treason;
and it has thus been characterized by
Won Stoltz ard Fichte of Germany,
Harrington of Great Britain, and 9TH
er publicists and statesmen. No one
will accuse Senator WolcOtt of being
a traitor; he is simply an unsophisti-
Gated man. who is not aware Of the
complex character and profound po-
litical relations of the legal institu-
tion called Money and who fancies it,
in his innocence, to be merely mat
ter of SO much gold or silver metal.
This Is precisely what entrapped Mr..
Ruggles in 1867. That it is practica-
BILE to have universal money with
out universal government. is de-
lusion which has arisen out of the
gratuitous and unlimited coinage acts
Of Holland in 1872. and England In
1866. BY these acts the governments
OF those countries resigned to certain
of their citizens-practica.ly to pri-
vate ban'gers-tke State prerogative of
coinage; that Is to say, the right TO
add to the money of the realm by
compelling the State TO coin their bull
lion into money. substantially free of
expense. and the right to diminish
the money OF the realm by melting
down such coins into bullion: the coins
having the legal power TO pay debts
and The bullion having no sucn power.
These acts. by potentially con.crr-
ing upon bullion the legal attributes
OF coins. introduced great confusion
into the subject OF money. Were
there no paper notes In use as money.
or could the usc of paper notes for
money be successfully abrcgatcl, an
universal money might b. praetlea-
bic. provided all the commercial States
agreed upon comforting The same rel-
ative value to the two precious metala
and the same legal functions upon
coins. Hut as the case stanis. this Il
entirely out of tho question. Stree
the enactment Of rratuilous colin
age In Holland. Engiand and other
states. paper notes have become so
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-03-17
MIR. Del Mar Calls Attention
to This Financial Chirnera

| important, though a variable part Of
the circulation, that in some States
they have driven out coins entirely.
Taking all the states OF the commer-
cial world together, paper notes fofm
one-half Of the aggregate circulation.
In each state these paper notes pos
sess legal functions and attributes
differing very widely from the legal
functions and attributes OF similar
notes in other states. TO bring these
all to the same level, for example, TO
level the Russian paper rOuble, tho
Italian corso forsale, or the Argentine
or Brazilian paper currency. with the
Bank of England note, is simply Inn
practicable. Until this is done ani-
versal money will be an idle dream;
dream by means of which the de-
signing will entrap and destroy the
unsophisticated. For be it observed
that the intrusion of paper notes.
apart from other consiierations-al-
ters the value of coins in each coun-
try by itself; so that no matter what
coin costs to produce or what pro-
portion ii bears to the whole number
OF coins in the world, Its value, ita
purchasing power. in each State Is Diff
ferent. and such difference OF value IS
caused. and the value Of the coin low
cred. by the proportion Of paper notes
In the circulation OF such State. II
Is quite evident that IT, for example.
all OF our paper notes were withdrawn
from circulation, the value OF each
gold coin in the United States would
be at once enhanced. II this be adj
milted. Ii follows that the value 0f
our gold coins depcnds--apart from
other considerasicns-npcn The quan-
tity and proportion OF paper notes in
circulation. As such proportion diff
fers In various countries. SC does the
value of gold coin OF any given de-
nomination. III universal money
(colnsl Ii not TO be attended with !
common level Of prices. or a common
value to the same weight OF metal.
there Is NO advantage IN Il. aud goy-
ernmcnta viii refuse 10 adopt Il.
Therefore to render II practicable the
various states OF the world viii.
sooner or later. be required 10 bring
their paper eurreheles 10 q eommon
level. To formulate such a proposal
Ia 10 condemn H. No statesman out.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-03-17

It was not until 1867 (the Recess OF
Zinna) that any measure looking TO-
ward a general unification OF money
in Germany was made lawful; yet
even this was confined TO three small
neighboring states. In 1890 the same
states agreed to another coinage uniCn.
In 1853 a coinage treaty was effected
between Austria and Bavaria; and in
1853 an Imperial" decree sought to
unitize the monetary systems of all
the South German states. In 17e5,
1766 and 1772 some OF tho smaller
North German states formed coinage
unions, but it was not until 1897
(Treaty of Munich) or 1888 (Treaty of
Dresden) that any substantial advance
was made in this scheme, which
reached its elimination in the Treaty
of Vienna in 1857. BY this cartel
nearly all the German states, includ-
ing Austria and Prussia, were Joined
in a more or less uniform monetary
system. But how long did it last?
Just nine years In 1866 war broke
out between Austria and Prussia: and
the convention of 1857 went to pieces
Today the monetary systems of these
states are as far apart as the poles:
and there Is little likelihood of them
coming together again. Tho events
of 1876 opened the eyes Of Aus
trian statesmen to the fact that uni
versal money meant universal govern
ment: and as Austria did not care to
sink its autonomy In Prussia. the Inn
practicable dream of international
money was abandoned and relegated
To the North German schools, tSee
Memorial to the king OF Prussia by
John +. Fichts cited IN 'Scicaee OF
Money" p. ar } which employed IL
To bring about the United Germany OF
1870. When the United States wishes
10 sink its autonomy In England. when
lta free people desires To throw away
the results of the Revolution. when
instead OF liberty they prefer To bow
their necks To a parcel of self alyled
mobiles" recruited from the ranks of
company promoters. rnrk.merchanta.
brewers. aud mountcbaaka. let them
adopt monetary convcntion with
Great britain.
The object for which SENATOR VOL
colt went 10 Paris and London In
1897 n one which. II attained. would
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-03-17

Two different monetary schemes are
now fermenting in the busy minds of
those plotteIs and traitors who fill
the Stock Exchanges OF Europe and
America. These are Universal money
and Elastic money, anything-in short
except Just or Stable money, which
can neither be universal nor elastic.
may pay attention to the Elastic
vagary in a future communication;
at present my business is with UNI
versal money. This scheme originated
in England many years ago; 1T is now
being revived; and under the shelter
of the "taut Anglo-American alliance"
encouraged by the present adminis-
tration, will probably soon make its
appearance in the American press.
There are no examples in history OF
an attempt to create an international
money previous to the surrender CT
the right of coinage by the govern
inents of Holland and England. The
Roman imperial system of money
was. in respect Of gold coins, uniform
in all parts of the empire; but so was
the Roman law. Beyond the empire,
fs.i example, in the Gothic and Arab
ian states, neither one nor the other
was followed or observed. In 1343.
which was more than a century after
the fall of the Roman imperial system,
tho parliamentary council OF Edward
Ill. advised the king to issue what
would now be termed convention or
international gold coin. to be current,
with permission of the Flemines, both
In FLANDERS and England: but after
soiac efforts To follow this advice. the
plan was abandoned as impractIcable.
teMIddle Ages Revisited" XIX. s;
"Hlst OF Money IN the Netherlands.
u. 40 In the 18th century the Four
Electors of the Rhine cnteicd into a
coinage Union which hid for lts OBJ
Jcct the unilorlGIty Of the colna aud
their preservation from abuse: but
Il must be admitted thai measure SO
local and Insignificant rs this one. was
a long way on from universal money.
II was confined 20 four small neigh
boring states, of like circumstances.
MI recently subject 90 the imperial
%, ernment and all plevloraly em-
plvylng similar coins aud monetary
sya.ems. llligt Money Germany"
y. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-30


". w Wallace viii soon open n
stone yard 1t the corner Of Eleventh
street and National avenue and will
concentrate there the large business
that Is coming 70 him in sidewalk lay
Ing. stone cutting and building con.
tracts. He has lately added to his IA
cilIties d power crushcr for the prep.
sration Of crushed granite for cement
walk. His contract for cut stone on
the new asylum addition is nearly
completed, Some excellent work Of
The Wallace yards IL seen NJ the Ma
,Fonic cemetery in several monuments
cut from the handsome native red
stone.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-30
WOOD prs.erslnu works a,.ume.

The nc pickicr Is again in opera
lion although the improvements
which were under way IN
the works are not entirely finished.
The denisna for treated material be-.
came 50 urgent along The line. Il he,
came necessary 70 start opration again
bcforn tie date set for doing SO. ~
very large quantity Of timter aud ties
AS awaiting treatment and the plant
will probably be run continuously
t~hroughout the remainder the scar
The present force Of employees will
doubtless be increased thrae fold when
the works are running ri fnil capac
ity as they will be as soon as the i'm.
prpyements mentioned are completed
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-30

The members Of the California
GIee Club which will sing here to
morrow night are 70. be guests Of
honor III Il ball 10 bs rendered BY the
Commercial Club at Albuquerque next
wednesday night. The Glee club had
decided to pass up Albuquerque this
time, bur the folks down there wera
so insistent that . date was arrang,
cd. Las Vegas folk expect a rare
treat tomorrow night.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-30

The celebrating Of Memorial Day in
Las Vegas promises to be fitting
The exercises at the cemetery this
afternoon win be impressive and ap
propriate.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-30

Henry 4 Sundt. the w sVftalne
contractors, have much work IN hand
such All alterations aud additions ~
r~vsidences. Among other things they
are repairing the Noise property which
vas recently damaged ny fire,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-30

Saturday evening a carload Of Rus
SLAMS and their families passed
through the city on their way to San
Francisco, Several Of the men said
Russia deserved a good licking and
they hoped she would get Il, condi.
lions In the country had become IN,
tolerable TO the peasant class and a
great many we're escaping.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-30

Two carloada Of soldiers. 126 IN all,
nassed through the city Saturday
evening, with their officers. bound
for san Francisco. whence they will
ship for the philippines, They beaong
ID the 18th infantry.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-30

Dir. Elmer Il, Brown and wife pass'
I'd through the city bound for Califor'
mia. DR.. Brown is head Of the gsdli'
cation department Of the University
OF California. He delivered the COM
menccment address At the University
IN Albuquerque.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-30

The remains Of Mrs. John lSoshane.
formerly Miss Blanche Field. Of Al
buquerque, passed through he city
Saturday night on the way 10 Hamit
ton. Mo-, where they will b. laid 70
rest. Mrs. Koehane died sorne days
ago in San Jacinto.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-30

Souvenir programs OF Evening With
the Flag given ~ each ticket buyer
Extras for sale At iOc each BY FOX =
Harris and &. Il. Hedscock, also Of
Normal hall tonight. 5ioo
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-30
H]~~S~&%%>~~$>s
LOCALNUCC[Ts !:
=
~<>~%$$%4$AA$$s
ToniEht--Normal hail--An Evening
MIN the flag. 5.I05

4 suit in court that didn't com %
trial was that Of Annie Williamson
versus Charles coe, which was as.
missed at the instance Of the plain
Tin.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-30

work Iii the r~emodalinE of tho Bun.
ker residence progresaes steadily.
when The alterations are conpleted
theirs win be one of the most com.
Portable and convenient homes q this
city III homes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-30

Bes, talent II the town tonight ai
Normal hallan Evening With the
r,a. 5-105
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-30

Admission 10 Evening with the Flag
r. only IS cents-at Normal han 10.
nleht. s-io5
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-30

Evening With the Flag tonight. a5c
sos
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-30

Beautiful and thrilling songs a.
Normal tonight-An Evening with
the FLAG. 5.10b
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-30

Continued on Page 30
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
Gin atpettcr SiogeneS.

Golsenbes biibf9es @pmmeribnG
eraGblt Elm beutffer Spuriit BON ben
9etaben bes 8~oOenfees: vNeben mir
fibt felt einisen Mittasen elm forbid
oreinbltdenber 9err. Sein GROCER
S9nau5bart tpadelt fortnGbrenb, Bis
Der leBte @aft am Slide iiBt unb bi.
@aaltD9ter bic Suppe auftraeen. Der
Bart padelt, neil BON 1919 l1br biz
gum 8eginn bss @fens tastdgli9 cine
frGftige Rebs iiber Die llnpiinttli9teit
Der Melt ben Munb perlGBt. Man
er5dhlt iosar, per audi nrr einmal
na6 benz 9lpdenf6lag eintrete, fperbe
trpB dQer Dorbsrgegangenen 5r.unbs
li3feit BON benz @6nauabart teines
8rubes me9r gepiirDigt. Srauben i'm
9arten gebt Der 6err apif6en 8 unb 4
ubr tpie elm Iutomat feinen beftimms
ten, 5 Minuten luneen Weg ~ununterz
bro4en auf uno 'ab, INNER 3pii9en
Stpei beitimmten Stiiblen, unb bann
entfernt er ii9, UNI gu baben. Rur bat
i'm nod niemanb in pber bel Der oe=
meinfamen 8abeanitalt geieben. Oo9
ieBt lit bas 9Gtbiel eelDIt. Mit euten
&ameruoen fubr i9 in ei1sm fnaten
Wotorboot iiber ben Gee. Oa fab elmer
In ierer Heifegenofen bur9 bas Serns
rDbr etpas Spnberbarers: cine auf
benz Wafer ftebenbe 3eitung. vS9
LAB MIDI frefe, g ii9 E 3eitunel" rief
er. Wir fubren raid auf bas YbGnoz
mer ga unb iiebe ba, unfer SiI9na6@
bar S9nau5burt lag, bur9 cine umgt>
f9nonte S9tpimmbii9fe sebalten, auf
benz Hiiden i'm @afer unb las l,in
2eiborson. @on unten &iiblung, BON
pben 8elebrung : mebr fam man
ni9t ~berlansen. On Der Mittdastafel
eradblte unier fonberbursr S9pims
mer, es gebe auf Der Welt ni9ts S96<
neres, dls tGsli9 feline 3 Stunben
brauben auf benz &iiden gu liegen, unz
ter ii9 elm 10 gefunbes Clement pie
bus Wufer, iiber i9 6immeG unb
Sonne unb tpenigftens- cine 53eitung,
bamit man in aler Ginfamfeit bos
Heuefte ni9t nur f9luden, fpnbern
audi psrbauen fDnne." Ser alte Oio<
genes in feiner Sonne bat einen Ra9<
|folger an Orisinafitdt unb @enis<
fdmfeit g~efunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15

Gin insepetbttr. rTie,
fer 4berelaube BEL ben SGgern 1T
bod gu numbering. 60 aebt msia
Mann prinaipien ME an .tnem iibis
I9en Tsiertase auf bic Sasb." =
.@isneidt beibt Der bortise Milbs
rambler Mofesa"
Nurbur9 biz BE punberns &
pertbe 9eiitesgegenpart bes Mai9i=
niitsn Mr9ie McSee unb bes @rem<
iers 80. 6. &eiffer ppn Der Baltimore
&c Sbioz8abn, pel9e {9nslI enti9lOf=
fen, einen 8ranb lDI9te, Der auf benz
Gnbe zines nit 10000 Yfunb Sbnas
nit b%elabenen Waggpns auf benz
bieiisen 8abnbof aussebro9en mar,
ipurbe in gpnnelspine, pa., f9Deres
l1nbeil abseipanbt. @ie bas 6euer il
benz @agepn e~ntitanbsn tit, peiB man
ni6t. OerIslb. bate srit furae 3eit
auf benz 8abnbof ~geitanben. ais Der
8ranb entbedt purbe. Oas 3ugper>
fonal, ipeldes an Der Sbiir bes Bagz
eons bas grobs @ssubrf9ilb erblidts,
flpb nod alien &idtuneen. Der
Maf6iniit Mc5ee unb 8remier aeifs
fer foppelten aber ialeunisit ibre Maz
I9ine bon ibrem 3ugs los uno fuhren
eitligit gu Dem brennenben Waggcn.
gs aelans linen au8 pirtli4, oas
sseuer bur6 8esieben nit Wafer aus
gimern gu lOi4en, ebe es Die Grploiip>
foffe errei6t bate. 9as 8erbalter Der
beiben Qeute pirb als elm beloenmi-
tbiees beaei9nst unb iGmmtli6e Be-
ANTE Der Balm beslidpiini9ten tie gu
ibrer padern Shat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15

bsri9tpinbet er nit lanscn S@rttten
in Der &i4tung, Die uuf ben 4oientsm>
pei fibrt.
Die Monbftrablen 5iebsn ii9 i9eu
auriid.
Gin paar peripGtete 2su9ttGfer6en
Sei9en ibm ben Duntlsn S~annentpeg
entlans unb cine Spottbrofel min ii9
halb tobtladen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15

Myslittle Mary comes to me
And softly climbs on Mothers knee
I'll know her wish full soon
So with an artful little sigh
She asks when supper will be nigh,
This long, long afternoon.
Don't keep the little ones hungry. Good
bread, butter and sugar will shorten and
sweeten the longest afternoon.
Puritan Bread is sold at the Taggsrt
bakeries and by grocers. Ask for it.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
GurOpdii6e Qa6ri6ten,
$6tnei3.

Bern. SIM bena9bdrten StGbts
den 8urgborf bat Der @ertebrsDerein
hem 1849 bort beritprfenen Oi9ter
Der yWa6t am HbeiE", Mar S9ne=
dsnburger, einen fGlidlten Osntitein
geIeBt, Der leBtens snt6iiGt nuroe.
Nscona BEL 2ocarna. 8eim
Baben i'm See %ertranten Spei 8inber
Der Samile SorteGt, zines ie9sidbrig,
bas anbsre a9tidbris. Der Batter,
Der bin3u elite unb in cen Gee iprdng,
UNI cine Rettung fsiner 5pei SDhne gu
oeriu9en, fonnte nur nit Guberfter
Mibe nod lebenb aus benz @afer stz
Sogen tperben.
Gbur. 8eim 4ufities auf ben
galanba p~erungliidte Elm iunger biefis
ger Mann Namens Mlfreb 8ii3lei.
8ii9elei fam benin 4uffties auf ben
Spiel auf cine lofe Steinplatte gu itez
ben, pel9e naGgab unb ibn nd9 Der
8Gttiferieite in bic Siefe rib. @nbere
Spuriften bra9ten bic Na9ri9t mad
bier.
Spfa9. Oas benz 9snsbift &ibs
geb0renbe guuernbaus brannte 6fs
auf ben 9runb nieber. 9robe Suffer-
DorrGtbe unb AUDI Elm Sbsil bes (uns
perii4erten) Mobiliars singen an
9runbe. Sa Silfe raid our STEELE
mar, tonnte elm tpeiteres 1mii9gretfsn
bes Seuers perbinbert tperben.
&dltbrunn. Der on Der Gtz
denbabn angeftelte gleftrote9nifer
Sules pbilippe MiIes ans 2auianns
fam nit Der Starfitrpmleitung in Be
riibrung unb purpe setDbtet.
Often. DUFF benz bisiigen 8dbn-
hof Bel Der Iusfa6rt bes S9nelauges
bon Grid perungliidte cine % Sabre
alte Sruu Grnsba6er bon Ga GbauTz
be<SDnbs. sic mar tpGbrenb elmer fur
ger Mbpei enbeit ibres 9atten in einen
unri9tisen 3us eingeitiegen, bemerfte
i6rn Srrtbum unb poGt ben 3ug piez
Der ~berlafen, afs bieier i9on in Be-
tpegung mar. Srau @rnsbdaer ge<
rtet1 unter DIE Td0er, pel0e l9r Deipr
8eine abi9nitten. Ser Sob trat To-
fort elm.
d.. 8eim biefigen &urz
plab purbe Der 2ei9nam bes 26idbriz
gen Milers &arl Webrli bon @f9iz
fofen, S6urgau, aus benz See ge5ogen.
Die 2ei9s bate i9on ldnssre 3eit i'm
@afer gelesen.
SGntis. &iiralid fu9ten einige
perfonen pdbrenb zines befti9en Sc
tpitters S9uB in elmer 9iitte. Oieie
tpurbe aber plDBli9 bur9 Stsinf9lag
ae%rtriimmert, nobel Elm S9affbduier
Namens Walber einen 8einbruh erlitt
unb brei anbere Yerionen. @erksungen
bapontru9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
GROWING ~28ranoenbnrg.

Yropina 28ronoen6urs.
Berlin. YrofeFor Grid 8ennede
lit i'm Nlter BON SO Sabren elmer 8lutz
bergiftuns erlesen, Die er iih Bel elmer
Speration SugeSosen fat. @ri4ofz
len bat ii9 rad elmer burdf4pdrmten
Na4t Der So Sabre alte Arbeiter Wilz
5slm S9effler aus Der 2anbsbergerz
ftrabe 81. gr bate in biefem Sabre
nur tpenig Mrbeit ge6abt unb mar bor
GINGER 3eit enbli9 Bel Der Pafetfabrts
9efeQf9aft in elm bauernbes Mrbeits>
berbdltnib sefpmmeu. 2ebtens bate
er ieinen Wp9enlo6n perbrau9t. Nls
er na9 9aufe fam, nurbe ibm feitens
Der @6efrau elm ni6t eben f%anfter @mz
pfang gu tbeil. Die Solge mar, bab er
elm Neben3immer betrat uno ii3 aus
einem Gepplper apei augeln in Die
re9te G9lGfe iagte. = Sin 2biolatz
tentat periibte in Der @neifenau Straz
BE bic &ennerin Sttilie 9ebbdrbt ge<
gen ibren friiberen 9eliebten, ben Was
Ter 90blfe. 9tefer purbe f9per Ders
leBt; bas linte Muge lit total Derloren,
ebenfo bat er i'm @eii6t unb an ben
9dnben f6pere, f9merSbafte 8ranbz
nunben baponeetragen. = Oas 25s
jdbrise SubilGum ais erfter Maga5ins
arbeiter Bel Der Mftien > @eienf9dft
S9Gffer &c Walder feierte Der @rbeiz
ter @ottfrieb S9ola. Sn boiler Hiis
ftigfeit paltet Der Subilar, Der audi
bic 6elb5iige 1866 unb 1870-71 mitz
madte, ieines Mmtes. : Sin &inber>
fpagen, in benz ii9 Der ~bieridbrige
Sohn bes gigarrenarbeiters So9ples
pib befanb, purbe in Der &ietnen Mus
guititrabe bon einem Miinpagen an
eefabren. Sas &inb ftiir5te beraus
rnb fiel ppr elm Gab bes Wagens, bas
ibm iiber ben &opf binipegsing unb es
10 f3tper perleBte, bab es na9 furSer
3eit itarb.
G6arIpttenburg.O ur9 cine
Spiriiuserplpiion 56per perleBt pur,
be bic 23iGbrise &o6mamfea -Glfa
&iebel aus @eimar, bic i'm Heitaus
rant rWalObaus" duf WeItenb bef6df=
tigt mar. = Bon &oipbies iiberfallsn
tpurben an Der Gde Der &npbelsbprffs
unb Odndelmannitrabe Die Mrbeiter
S6Dnfns9t unb Wanned, bic ii9 aui
eemeinf9aftfi4em 9eimpese befanben,
Sbne ieben Nnlab purben bic beiben
BON elmer Hotte BON 5tpDlf iungen BUR-
f4en ansefa1en unb NIT Mehern Be-
arbeitet.
Triebenau.O Der &aiier fat BEN
Sber 3egierun9sratb q. o. Or
S9r0ner ben 3%rpnenorben 5tpeitei
&lafs perlieben.
2anbsberg a. SO. 9ie Srdr
bes Maurers 9dmmerling mar in be,
Slide beim &o9en bei9dftigt. plOb.
li6 fiel pom &iidenbrett bic Spirit.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-03

Ohio Railroad have been approved by General Manager c. E. Doyie:, B. F. keefe. is appointed superintendent of the Covington and Cincinnati Elevated Rail- road and Transfer and Bridge Company with office at Coyington. Ky. J. w. Hayes Is appointed assistant superinten- dent Cincinnati district with office at Covington. Ky: c. r. Snow Is appointed trainmaster of the Cincinnati district with office at Covington: J. P. Stevens Is appointed chief train dispatcher Gin cinnat district with office at Covington. Ky; l.. 8. Robertson's jurisdiction is ex- tended to include the Big Sandy District.