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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

EA@f,RCoK No. 4I.sI2 o.; - linton Dime
savings Iustltufioa 10 MISSING ANY ~
So having claim 90 90 10 Lrr~nl
ut5r GO present tls s4r1r withir Ten GAY
~ ruHr..t O. having ril p-ss-ooA 'a-
c~ITed ana new one .sslrd
pA~xpooK No 3gs $50 o: 'he Un,on Dime
EayirEs Institution IS MISSING AH5 ~.
- having claim 90 it - iFfFt5 'A..el
lsrs- =. -.r~r-ut the same within ten GAY
t- submit q. harlrs SAID gaHsy-'S .1-'
.rflst ans 4 new ore Issued.
vt,t,r00K No SCI - o. ths Union Dime
-ayfrr- Irs.itltlau "a missing Ahy ler
49, rr.Iax 81 claim % g. 81 hereby e.-.-l
,.-.-- FL rr~-~-t tNs sane within ter c@S
- ...t--..f o. fasf1s ~liI Iaksl'aek eAnce-.e-
ans "a new one l-e-ei
r..-- lr =rDl rs farfhn"k No @"s 1l-
- .r. German savings lttA ~ l.r '..t
20 Sen. YORK . rrr- 8ih.urr. ana lf'. A' .
t..-...t ts kH-- ssI.t1. 40 lfTr.H s are az
...r.. against --FHf.a''rE frr - '- ".
-st..-fsI Co. t.s E1aE .r 'Er lt-- az '
N.r.h ialB a duplicate 800 .r lFt'l
1...-r -RarrtsaE SO s48 "a. Bank for
e-tf--- 30 81. ave. Sow 9fH- %S
r..Ht .,arre1 Please lct1rr BOOK i' 'ai."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
srrNts,> a WILLIAMS. Attorneys Tor Administrator.
-s n .ir-rrl, street New NuFk ,tty.


At,zr ~ re,tuas a surrogate - the county -
N. Nsfa notce hereby ssen g. all persons ha'ins
$50. -rafn-t a NudWin late ~ the county
~ Nrr N-fh deceased present us same Win Noha,
= tt-s. a. thr sutatlincs al thtlf pace - transact
- business at tte once ~ 7tAeuan slnei. DO ~
-. N.ra LA before nfrruth 0uE vl pa heAA
Y.trt Sew Nask abe nrst day % tobei ipVs
fsAAs q -Ntrti EMMA l. Mul4l.th Executors
srf.fN4AN a atlhth AtturneIa To- haesoteis -
a.r.-s,a =, hsreush ~ NarLattan New A"ik tny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
D0llEsTIc sITUArIONs w,v---


- .-NAIrRESS-By two $500
vS li - one coos ana la1assssoa 50 50
- Z references. Apply IN nj. =, country,
BUREAU. 3J2 4th-sva A-''dsLRGi3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
,,,ISnN. FRANCEs AN PURSuANCE

w ~ nm order Of Hon Ahner c. Thomas
r,tr ~ ihe county ~ Rev York. notice - hereby
49,, ~ an persons having csins against Frances A.
Wil..a late . che county % New York deceased 70
..,, ~ sauta vouchers thereof Go tho cub
lt5,.- tr.r place trau-actnE business. az the
-. II. - ,fifnsan 4 Williams No. as Liberty street IN
- ,-iry Of New before the aoth day %
Arm next - 49,, 49,. -, Oh. tvnq
t-rANt'Fs A WILSON. WILLIAM r. WILSON
Administrations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
WORK WANTED.


Female
ATrTNDANT-Younx lady a. attendant 20
soml-inyaIid. or companion 70 aged lady
or gentleman: musical. cheerful and ob.ig-
ing. willing 20 travel ~. n. T.. Box 4
Tribune Ofice.
AMERICAN GENTLEwOMAN having IN
enccpti0nable references. would Ike re
engagement as companion Or any position
requiring carability and trustworthiness.
Address g.. 1913 Degraw- ST. Brooklyn
CAsHIER.-By young lady. 20. with -ons
know ledge 81 Bookkeeping and tyDswrit-
ing Il. A. II. 263 West 125th-st-
ELECTRICAL. MASSAGE a. patients' res
idsncru specialist On rheumatism. b E
G.. $50 West 59th-s third floor. west
aOvERNFsss or CoMPANIOS 4 lady
tswiasl. certified teacher. speaking per
fectly French. German and English. music.
desires place with lady or family going 20
Europe. good sailor and Laveller. highest
references EUROPE, Box ils. Oh 9th
ave
PREPARE yourself FOR trip ~ Europe By
daily lessons and couvsrsa zion IA modern
languages IN return Tor refined home raPld
progress: New York references MADEMOl-
sELLE. Box al. Tribune once.
REFINED. educated French LADY. who INST
vith financial Joss. wishes place % ary
Kind. sE- 50. tact. business abiiiy. IRE
ssE mistress q. T.. care o. Van IasselL
HiB Avenue A
sTENCGRA PIER - Lady experienced.
ELIZABETH FTTZsIHMOSS. 90 COlun-
Bta ~ Brooklyn.
sTESO8PAPHEs and TYPEWRITER.
neat careful begir ner: -, no aEenfs
Address q A.. ZiGA 5Sd - brooklyn.
STESOGRAPIER - Experienced stsn0E-
repher and once assistant; quick and
sorFet@nt. salary Si2 Miss ETEPHES.
csa West 81 Hrboksr n y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

- order Of Hon Abnsr G Thomss one Of the s2s-
not hereby given TO al persons haying claims asalns;
- 1-orfv II New York, deceased 10 present the same
t re vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at his paes
bus mess OF sullivan 3 Cromwell
20 Street city ana county OF New York
On ar before 20th day u APRIL lSOt
r-+ed Nsw York. october =. 1908
wN. II DJNoST. ADMINISTRATOR OK heeh SWofoS
deceased -
NJ Street New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
- rIRsrANcE oF Az ORDER OF HoN.

Asnsr c Thomas = Surrogate of the Cuunty Of
Nr~ Vera N1tics hrreol given % at persons Ls'lns
NUodh1use % the county
81 ~ Y1rk present the same with Noulhefs
their place q trausactinE
- nsss o. re 1rnoe q Harmon MatheWsou. ~ 40
"A al street Borough 4 Manhattan iu lhe tly CT New
Ycra 10 or Before Tire l8th tAy % April ly4.
Ea-t sew N-rA. me 18th Cav % O-t.bef. l.=S ---
CHARLES " WOODHOCsE. EMMA d WOObhOtSE.
: !. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

. COACEl.AS--Sluzie. . thoroughly IN
derstards his business IN all IT'S branches.
highest reference. sober and reliable Ad-
dress Z. r. Tribuus Cptoan Oe.ce. l. 564
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT.
gr-ro NerC Textbooks in an IHTqfl"g
bat Difficult Field.

AMERICAN GOVERNMENT. BY Roscoe CO. Le y
asblev- Octave. Do 2is. cine MacH'i-l1-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-18
TO PUNISH
DESERTERS
General Chaffee Recon-
mends Taking Away
Their Civil Rights.

Deserters from the army and navy
of the United States will get small
favor in Hawaii in future, if the leg
islature can be induced to act in the
matter. And Governor Carter viii call
the attention of the legislative body
to the matter. 1t seems that there
have been so many desertions 1atterly
that some of the states have been led
to deprive such men of civil rights.
This course is approved by the United
States army authorities, and is contain
ed in the following letter received by
the Governor yesterday from General
Adna S. Chaffee, Chief of Staff of the
army:
81 enclose copy of my annual report
as Chief of Staff of the Army to the
Secretary of War, and ask you to
please read the marked portions thereof
on pages IL and l.. L would appre-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-18
barge, which would re-establish their

charge, which would re-establish their
civil status.
If such laws were enacted by the
States and Territories the very serious
penalty to follow desertion from the
service would be known to the man
upon enlistment. This knowledge would
cooperate to steady many men who
think of consequence, chances of escape,
and detection in after years. 1t would
deter large numbers from commission
of the act. The military result would
be, as L believe, to practically put an
end to trials for desertion, and empty
our military prison of two-t thirds of
their occupants; this too, by applica-
ton of corrective civil laws, temporary
in individual application, depending on
the will of the party concerned. !"
The attention of the Legislature viii
be called to General Chaffee's sugges-
tions when it meets in February.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-18

ciate highly your careful consideration
of the subject therein referred TO, and
shall be glad if my suggestions can
receive your support.
"Desertion from the army is most
serious matter, not only for the Army
itself but for the country at large, and
I firmly believe the cooperation of the
several States and Territories of the
Union along the lines indicated would
result in practically eradicating it.
The report shows that the number of
assertions from the army in the past
year was 5,S73. The prevalence of de-
sertion is much deplored and remedy
against it is suggested as follows:
"An States and Territories are inter
ested in the welfare of the Army and
Navy, all have men who claim citizen
ship with them In both services. De-
serters from the military service return
to civil life and then seek employment
and the exercises of civil rights and
functions accorded to others, and it is
rare that they do not disclose having had
connection with the military service. If
all States and Territories should by
law withhold from deserters exercise of
the right to vote at national, state and
municipal elections, unless the act of
desertion be atoned for by lawful dis
charge, subsequently earned by service,
it seems probable that the most health
full remedy practicable would be APP
piled to the evil and that the result
would be surprisingly great. The major
ity of deserters would return to the
colors at their own expense and serve
out their unexpired enlistment con-
tracts in order to receive lawful dis
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-18

Il allus knew Reub would turn out a
kindhearted boy said the old lady,
wiping away a tear with the corner of
her apron; tin this here letter he seq:
Please send me another twenty-five
dollars. The other all went to feedin'
the kitty Cincinnati Commercial
T-1.iIal1r1a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-18

He (reading about the latest society
wedding)-"They have a lot to say
about what the bride wears, but they
have nothing to say about the poor
bridegroom She-'They have no need
to, because it is a well-known fact that
he usually wears a worried look"
Boston Globe
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-03
Superior Court SuStainS Judge Lindsey
in Important Decision.

In the case of j. NJ. Bemis Il Son VS.. II.
A. Shipe, Collector of taxes in jerks
township. J. NJ. Bemis & Son, the plain
titfs, were the owners ofs saw mill and
machinery. which they erected in 1902 on
lands leased of the Penn Tanning Co sit
uated in jerks township, Forest county,
Pa. The assessor of jerks township val
ued the mill and machinery at s. 900 and
on this valuation the county, school and
township levied their various taxes,
which amounted in the aggregate to S223,
and the duplicate for the collection OF
said taxes was placed in the hands of II.
A Shipe, the collector of taxes for jerks
twp. The collector made demand for the
taxes of the plaintiffs who refused to pay
the same. In October, 1868, plaintiffs
filed bill in equity asking the court to
restrain the collector from collecting the
taxes. for the reason, as alleged, that the
taxes were illegal and plaintiffs were not
Obliged to pay them. The defendants
filed an answer, claiming the taxes were
legal and asked the court to dismiss the
bill at the cost of the plaintiffs. On hear
ing before Judge Lindsey the plaintiff s
bill was dismissed, by decree of the court,
and from this decree of the court, axcep-
tions were filed by plaintiffs and an ap-
peal taken to the Superior Court. The
case was heard by the Superior Court in
May aud on July 2S, 1904, at Philadel-
phis, the decree of Judge Lindsey was
affirmed thus holding that sawmill and
machinery erected upon leased land, is
properly assessed to the lessee, and sub
ject to taxation.
d. |. Ball. Esq, of Warren, was attor-
ney for j. M. Bemis Il Son, and A. G..
Brown, Esq, of Tionesta, was attorney
for II. A. Shipe, the collector.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-03
Warren Hospital Attendants Charged
With RObbing a Patient.


Unable to secure bail, Walter Carter
and d. Ward Black, attendants at the
State hospital for the insane, at North
Warren. were committed to the Tionesta
Jail Wednesday afternoon to await trial
at the September term of conrt. The
hearing was held before Justice II. S.
Perry. Black was charged with larceny
and Carter was accused of receiving
stolen property, The complaint was
made by William j. Benson, an inmate
of the institution. He had secreted in
the lining of his trousers the sum of 800.
Black became aware of the fact and
ordered Benson to disrObe, which COM
mand was compiled with. 1t is alleged
that the attendant then took the patient's
trousers out into the hall, and after re-
moving the money threw them back in
the room. He then divided the money
with Carter. Benson succeeded in get
ting $40 back, which he placed in his
mouth t. insure its safety. The accused
men maintain that Benson gave them
Sl5, and that they did not steal anything
from him. Both have been employed at
the hospital for about three years and
heretofore have borne good regulations.
Warren Mirror.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-03

and Mrs. C. A. Randall, for the past
month, returned home last Friday. She
was accompanied as far as Oil City by
her sister, Miss Delva Randall.
John Lawrence caught and Lew Ar
ner played left field for the Warren team
last Saturday in game of ball with the
Falconer team. The game stood 33 at
the end of the ninth inning, when the
latter team we're Obliged TO leave the
| field TO catch their tram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Whichello and
children, of Harrisburg, were guests OF
their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. S. q.
| Johnson last week, returning home Mon
day. They were accompanied by Harvey
Johnston, who will spend the balance OF
the summer in Harrisburg.
Walter Morgan, former employe In
the mantel works here was up from YER
ona. Pa, over Sunday. the guest of Les
ter Holeman. Mr.. Morgan recently took
the civil service examination for a clerk
ship in the Pittshurg postoflice and his
friends here will wish him success.
VIM. Cropp and son. Daniel, S. f.
Church and Char es ShafTer. leave for
Roseburg, Oregon, to-day, where they
will spend few weeks looking after
some timber claims they have taken up
in that State. Their possessions are To-
Gated about hundred miles from the
town mentioned.
Rev. II. w. Illingworth, former pas
tor of the Presbyterian church here,
stopped in town a few hours last Satur-
day, while on his way to Erie county.
He expects to sail for England within the
next month, where he will he engaged a
few weeks in introducing the New Inter
national dictionary. prior to taking a
course of study at Edinburgh, Scotland.
Hon. Joseph c, Sibley and family set
sail for America from their trip abroad
on Saturday last, and will probably reach
| Franklin some time the first of next
week. They will then go TO their sum
mer home at Valcour. N. Y, on Lake
Chanplain, to spend the rest Of the hot
season. 1t is understood that Mr.. Sibley
will not begin his campaign for re-elec'
! ton to Congress until late in the fall.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-03
ENROLL NOW

Positions await our graduates.
More positions are offered us than we
eau supply. Special advantages in
our Summer School All departments
given for the price.of single course.
The Business World is looking to the
Business College more than ever.
JON US and better your condition
StUdeuts enter at any time. Write
for details.
THE HOFF BUSINESS COLLEGE,
WARREN, PA.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-03
LAKESIDE ASSEMBLY,
Findley Lake, n. Y.-GreateSt Season
Yet-NOted Lecturers, Enter
tai.erS and Artists.

Four programs daily. School Of elocu-
ton, dramatic culture, physical training,
language. Rates for room and board,
81 to S. per week. Entertainment, rec
reation and education. Season closes
Aug. 30. For information or catalogue,
write to Byron w. King, Program and
Platform Mgr, Findley Lake, N. Y. If
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-03
Violent Attack of DiarrhGa Cared by Cham
bcrlain's Collie, Cholera and DinrrhGa
Remedy and Perhaps n Life Saved

"a short time ago was taken with a
violent attack of diarrhna and believe |
would have died if | had not gotten re-
lief" says John j. Patton, leading citi-
zen of Patton, Ala. "a friend recon-
mended Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy. | bought twen-
ty-fve cent bottle and after taking three
doses of It was entirely cured. | consd-
err 1t the best remedy in the world for
bowel complaints. Sold by DR.. j. c..
Dunn
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-03
Worlds Fair Excursions.

Low-rate ten-day coach excursions via
Pennsylvania Railroad, August 10, II, a
and 81, Rate, Sl4.lj from Tionesta.
Train leaves Tionesta at ll.0l a. m. con-
Meeting with special train from New York
arriving at ST. Louis 4;l4 p. III. next
day a3l
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-03
Cholera InfuuluII.

This disease has lost its tcrrors since
Cham berain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy came into use. The uni
form success which attends the use OF
this remedy in all cases of bowel com
plants in children has made it q iayOrite
wherever its value has become known.
For sale by nr. j. G. Dunn.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-03
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Joe Levi. Ad.
hammers. Ad.
Hopkins. Locals.
The McCuen Co. Ad.
Penna Rv. Readers.
II. Il. Mckinley. Local.
Prohibition Ticket. Ad.
Lawrence Paint. Lncals.
Prices Cereal Food. Ad.
Smart &c Silbeiberg. Ad.
Edinboro Normal. Local.
Hoff Business College. Ad.
White Star Grocery. Locals.
Monarch Clothing Co. Local.
Rochester Business Institute. Ad.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-03
Town Property for Sale.

Three dwelling houses, seven vacant
lots and steam laundry. All good loca-
tions. S. J. WoLCoTT & Son.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
Sm 3sidsn. oes &radJs.

Die Sirmen 8enbir & gifenftaeot
bon Seem Yorf, s. W. Miner bon Sem
Yprt unb bic Wooel Shirt 60. bon
Snbianapolis rei6ten i'm 8unbesee=
ri6te bas @eiu9 elm, Die bieiige Tirma
2eit6 & so. fiir banterott gu ertldren.
Die brei Sirmen baben i'm 8an;en
tiber $500 au foroern.
2eitd & SO. rsidten auf bas @s=
fud' cine MntmOrt elm, in uel6sr fis 3u=
aeben, oieie GOroerungen nidt bs3ab=
len 81 t6nnen uno iie ertldren ii9 be-
reit, ii9 fur bancroft gu ertldren.
Wm. q WhGer, Elm @lasbldisr bon
Shirley. Sgo.. meloete i'm @eriat fei'
men 8anferott on. Seine Yaiiipa be-
Iaufen li9 auf $500 $1,000 iduIoet
er FIR 4limente) uno feline Ictipa auf
SIS, ben Wertb zines @rtra-&n3uses.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
Die ,,Sadfmuit MusiteQnns" err
trent fi9 einss lebbaften
&efnds.

Sn benz 3tpeiten Stodtperi bes Sc,
bduoes Der vYonne9ut Saromare go. :"
9in9 es qefern wdbrsno bes eanaen
Saaes iebr lebbaft gu.
6ier befinoet fid Der BON @ebriiber
8ertermann in einsn palmsnbain ber-
panoelte Baum, in wsl9sm bic bon
Der 6irma bsranitaltete ,godtunft=
Iusfteaung" Die Samen BON Nab uno
5erne berbeilofte unb mo Die Go6=
tiinitlerin frau 9Odett Den gefuGerin=
nen seiet, wie in elmer Wajeitic &ange~
bic ihDnifsn Biscuits in brei Minuten
eebafen tperoen t6nnen.
Wdbreno Der aanssn @O9e ipirb iie
bon 9 big III llbr gormittaes uno bon
2 big 5 ubr Nadmittaes ben 8siu6eril
Nni4auunssunterridt i'm S6nsubaden
ertbeilen. gs lohnt iid, on bemfelben
tbeilsunebmen, benn auber ben ihmaf=
baften Biscuits miro aud nod @aHes
ierbirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
Stein Wfahenbermalter mebr fur
: Sie Serre 0aute & Snapls.
8abn=0efeafdaft.

&i6tsr 6rancis 6. 8afer bon, bief-
gen 8unoes 8reis=Seri9t erIieb seifern
cine Orore, oer3ufolge am 1. Nobem-
Der b. s. oas Nmt zines Wafenbermal=
ters FIR bic 8erre Saute & SnbpIs.
abn=@eisafdaft srlii6en uno Der
bisberiss &eceiper 6err .. 8. Walott
on bic Serre Saute & Snopls. gabn.
@eieli4aft oeren gisentbum, fouie oas
Der ct. 2cuis, 0anoalia & 5erre
0auie gabn uno Der Serre 9aute &
peoria 8abn iibertraeen ioll. Dieie
gabn@eielli4aften iOQen big auf tpeitere
Orore bes @eri6ts bon Der Serre
6aute & Snopls. 8ahn=@eislidaft
oertpaltst tperoen. Serr Waalott mirb
als geamter berielben aud tueiter ans
geb6ren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
S9arla9Feber tn gGooornff
Ylate.

Or. Samuel Me@augbep, Der
@ountp @eIunbbeits-Beamte, bat un-
teriudunsen betreifs bes @eiunobeits.
3uitanoes in Woobruff place ansetsai
uub ausgefunoen, bab in Der fleinen
Srtidaft ni9t peni9er als fiinf 8in=
Der am S9arla9fieber ertrantt finb.
Die 2rantbeit 1T ieoo9 big iebt nod
in miioer Gorm auf9etreten. 0ier bon
ben 2inoern batten bic 6ffentli9t
Sdule SEQ. SO befu9t.
Or. Cameron @bamberlin, elmer bon
Der itdstifGen @eiunbbeits 8eb6ros
ernannten dr3tli9en Snfpsctoren nahm
aeffern> eins llnteriuduns Der 60C
2inber Der genannten Sdule bor. 6,
empfabl, bas brei 3inoer bonn Beiud
Der sdule aussei&loi1en merben iOl.
ten, ba lib bel ibnen2ranthsits=S Spmp.
tome seisten. tuel&e .fi& pabrf4einlid
su Sdarladfieber entuideln treroen.
Sie geb6roe bieb bic @mpfeblunser
qut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
Snbianapolis, Snb, Mtpod, 26 Ofpber 1904
SuSianapolis Gbrbiantbemem=
mao &lnmen: Sereiniguns.

Die Sirectoren Der ,SnoianapDls
@brpIantbemum & Gloral NhOciatiOn"
bielten gelfern Nahmittaa i'm @om=
mereial Club cine Sibuns ab, in mel
der fur Die Nationale 8lumen=Nusftel=
lung, tpelde am z. Nobember auf Der
Weltaussfenuns abgebaIten miro, 800
beipilligt purben.
Sas Sirectorium brau6te nur brei
Winuten 3eit, um bieiss 8eiddft 81:
erlsoiQen.
SuHslbe isbt fi4 aus foleenoen Ser-
rem 3uiammen: Serb. 6. Waper, W.
8. Blod, Subn Bertermann, Sret
Mpres. Charles $. 8aJeer, Wm. 6.
Bobbs, 8eorge u. @rup, 8. 3.
@aHon. Wm. 90. &i9arbion, 9Bm.
). milboaano uno Sscretdr Sruin 6,
Bertermann.
Nuf Der 8lumen=IusfeQung in ST.
2ouis merben $4,000 in preiisn su,
8ertbeilung gelanaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
Die Mbbaltmns elmer patriOtiiden
Teier
gu Gbren Ser berhbmten Sreibeits SIode
beI9Ioiien.

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cine patriotii9e Seriammlun9 3u Ders
anifnlten. @r ieBte fth nit peribie-
benen 2Orperihaften. mie Commercial
Club, Sanoelstamme etc. in 0erbin-
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uno anbsre prOminsnte Yirser einges
funoen; iie peroen bas General -@onite
fir bic beburfebenoe Seier biloen.
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pdblung oes Mapor's gum prdfoen-
ten uno Wm. sc. Williams gum Se=
fret1r.
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6ier am IL. gfobember 6 llbr Nbenbs
anlanesn uno bis gum Ueittas bee
ndditsn Sa9es bleiben wirb.
Sb cine paraoe tattfinben ioll.
bdn9t nod oapon ab. pb Der fa6s
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trd9t, auf ben 8eleiien Der Straben.
babn 8eienidaft befDrbert perber
tann; bon Dem WcssOn wiro fie untel
feinen 1mfidnoen entferni. Fas er.
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oelpbia. tpelde bie@lode bssleiten, nidt
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oes IL. Hobember in Der SomlinIon'
Salle cine batriotii6s Geier absubaltsn
am Yormittag bes Is. Hopember iOl
Johann ben 6inoern Der 6fentliher
Sdulen @elegenbeit gegeben tuerben
bic berubmte @lods in Musenfdein 81
nsbmen.
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rifirt moroen mar, bic beridieoenei
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fano 8ertagung big nd9fen Samifai
Nadmittag ifatt.