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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21
What the Market affords.


I ] oMEGROWN tomatoes, 1912 to Is cents pound.
l Homegrown cucumbers, 5 cents apiece.
Caulifower, Is and 20 cents.
Green BEANS cents BEANS cents pound.
Watermelons, 40 to so cents
Raspberries, four for Is cents.
Fancy blueberries two for 25 cents.
Currants, 10 cents; S.. so for sixteen-quar crate.
Freestone peaches, % cents.
California peaches 20 cents Dozen
Table Talk makes the following helpful suggestions for
hot weather meals: Vegetables frequently be
place Of meat both for breakfast dinner platter of
panned tomatoes brown Of mixed summer vege-
tables will prove quite satisfying and certainly be
heahful than fat meat Fresh fruits cold fruit soups
be substituted first course and ripe Melon thoro
ly chilled, dish Of fresh fruit will only prove the
and grateful dessert but will heat in the
kitchen and time to the housewife Occasionally of
grade soup meat preparation put up by respon
sble manufacturer will take the place Of the freshly pre-
pared article, but such substitution should not too
frequently.
cooling dish for weather is frozen coffee. To
make this coarsely ground coffee is stepped in milk
double boiler using about three tablespoonful to each
After twenty minutes infusion the hot milk the mixture
carefully strained and scan cupfu of dissolved
in it When chilled, add and half teaspoonfus Of
vanilla and freeze slowly Heap the tall glasses with
spoonful Of whipped top and several crysazed
mint leaves garnish
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21
JAMAICA's TOOTHBRUSH TREE,

HE toothbrush brown brown alike in handle and
l bristles, and its shape uncouth.
"It homemade article, said its cit grew
little tree toothbrush tree They have tooth brush
tree in Jamaica. AS go out and pluck peach or a
pear the Jamaican out and pucks toothbrush
Literally of course, he doesn't pluck toothbrush. He
cuts tWig and ravels out end into bristle The
wood you see, is somewhat saponaceous like slippery elm,
and it has aromatic flavor like denfrice It makes
a toothbrush of good quality.
The bark of this singular tree is often ground into tooth
powder box of the ground bark It smells good,
doesn't it? Tho it makes ather keeps the teeth very
white. a:FNEz%.. - go. zsrs
"Jamaca is undoubtedly the only country in the world
where you go out and pluck not only your
but your dentifrice from tree
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21
YANKEE THRIFT.

Ii G. FRICK talking about Yankee thrift.
IL ''The Yankee Of the past, the old-school Yankee
he said as thrifty that he could literally make
thing out Of nohing he could literally create property
where existed.
Gin West Overflow where was born there used to live
old Yankee This veteran conducted big business in
eggs and chickens. asked him day how his business
started and the that he gave afforded good
example of the Yankees thrifty genius
'He said that, having little to do summer, he Dor
rowed from neghbor setting hen, cucker along with
dozen eggs. "
HE set the hen the eggs, and she Matched them all
out. Thus he the possessor of dozen chickens.
'But he had still the twelve borrowed eggs to return.
After thinking the matter OUT he kept the hen till she had
laid twelve times Then he returned her. along with the
twelve eggs to her
'Thus out ofsnothing out Of absolutely nothing, the
Yankee created property Of twelve chickens which grad
uay developed into the finest chicken farm West Overton
had ever SEEM
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21
4 String Of Good Stories.
~ cannot tell how the truth may be;
ISay the tale as twas said to mo"
MISS AMERICA AS A F1NANcIER.

THAT Kipling was right when he wrote his famous
j couplet about ''the colonel's LADY, and Judy
OGrady'' being sisters under their skin, was amus1ngy
illustrated recently wideapart sections of New York
city.
The first incident occurred in fashionable school Tor
girls of Sizes which the tuition fees (not counting the
innumerable exras annually amount to small fortune
Incidentally included in the curriculum OF the school IS
alleged be thoro correct and refined Engsh
Among the little ladies undergoing training girl about
years out of town. whose spending procvities
are equad only the generosity of her father The father
visited the school the other day and asked his daughter
whether she needed anything.s
Yes' she replied eve had awful lot Of expenses
here lately and you'll just have to cough up five dollars
for at Once!
Down the deep wilderness of New Yorks great East
Side kindergarten which is by phanthroplc persons
with real interest in that section OF the town Among the
little girls of nder who grace the kindergarten with
their daily presence tot who has the proud distinction
being 'the toughest kid in the neighborhood Inc reg
aons Of the kindergarten require each OF the chlare TO
bring cent day. to keep from hem as IS sald ne I'M
pleasant feeling being the recipients of charity Ut course
in the cases of very poor the is not insisted upon
The youngser MENTIONED however, finds other ana more
pleasant for the penny to her by her motne anu
conceas it. to be spent later for candy chewing gum
The other day kindergarten asked Maggie why she
didn't bring penny, like the other children
''Me folks don't give none,' said Maggie .
t'But saw you spend penny yesterday tor candy,
said the teacher 'and I'm that kindergarten
penny you don't bring the penny hereafter shall have
to ask your whether she gives it to for candy or
for the Glass; ...-. .... ,
This didn't suit Maggie at all, but she only answered
automatically ''Al right, teacher"
That afternoon at Magge's home her mother was con-
fronted with proposition. 49,
s'say mom said the young hopeful, "teacher says II
YER don give ev day fer de class she's gon
ter clout der head off, mev'-New York Press
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21

bore the number TWEEN THE G1R1H1s G1R1-BoRE THE
ty-seven. - :..r ~
This information conveyed to Miss Russell, with
request that she invite the girl to dinner which he to
give friends the night the of his depart
for the south He also begged Miss Russell to let him
know if his invitation accepted.
At the matinee next day the prma donna made inquiries
found that emo 27'' of the most charming and
agreeable of girls The dinner invitation extended with
explanations and after hesitancy accepted Miss
Russell then the following telegram to the young
''You win twentyseven, black"
The dinner great success The young found
the girl charming without the paint and tnsel
and WE'LL they be married in the fall-New York
Press
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21
Lillian RMssezPs Match.

TESTING telegram sent in a spirit Of fun
by Lillian Russell has led to an engage
ment Of marriage between wealthy bust
ness man of New Orleans and former chorus
girl in Weber & Fields Music hall. The man
was here on business trip few months ago
and witnessed the performance at the music
hall. His attention was particularly centered
upon pretty girl who was in the front line
at all dances The program gave no clue to
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21

OCnefS. linen, perhaps,
I may be able to help
you out.
The young man with
several friends occu-
pied a box the next
night. He watched the
dancers attentively, but
as their costumes were
so much alike he could
find no distinguishing
marks. Just at the
close of. the first act,
however, he found the
sought-for clue. The
girls were then wearing
short dresses Of black
and red materials, de-
signed to represent
roulette wheels. Each
wore a number, the
odd ones being on the
girls in black and the
even ones on the reds.
The girl-his girl
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21
The Time Is Now.

If you have a word of cheer
That may light the pathway drear
OF a brother pilgrim here,
Let him know.
Tell him you appreciate
What he does; and do not wait
Till the heavy hand Of fate
Lays him low.
If your heart contains a thought
That will brighter make his lot,
Then in mercy hide it not,
But tell him so.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21

her Identify he appealed to Miss RUSSELL with whom
he well acquainted find out the Of the girl who
had impressed him strongly Manlike he tried to de-
scribe but the description fitted many that Miss
Russell had to give up.
Come to the performance tonight she said, and try
to find something that will distinguish the girl from the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21
Somebody Near.

Somebody near you is struggling alone
Over life's desert sand;
Faith, hope and courage together are gone;
Reach him helping hand.
Turn on his darkness beam Of your light;
Kindle to guide him, beacon fire bright;
Cheer his Encouragement, soothe his affriShtf
Lovingly help him to stand.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21
THE BEGINNING AND THE END.

THE annual convention of funeral directors in Phla-
~ depha last month, John Sebastian OF Fitzwlllam,
n H.. praised rich and elaborate funerals.
''The beginning and the end said Mr. Sebastian the
beginning gay the end sad the beginning bright the end
u.s. hen do all to render this sad dark end
switch is common to all, less miserable
Mr. Sebastian then advocated the employment in funerals
of mute of pumes and special occasions, OF
mufled music There was a Of protest, and the
speaker, smiling, said:
Ah friends let us the end seemy and pleasant
as possible The end different from the beginning In
that it is like marriage, isn't it? --
IT thinking of two Fitzwliam the young,
the other DID, The sat granite rock under white
birch tree July afternoon; and talked phosophicay
about life. .----.s
* I am happy enough said the young woman The
only thing have to complain of is that my husband goes
off every morning and doesnt return till evening.
s''My husband,' said the older woman goes OFT every
evening and doesn't return till morning."
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21
The Kew to HappIness.

A little boy went to his mother and
said: II tried to make little sister happy.
I couldn't make her happy nohow 1
: could fix it. but 1 made myself happy
trying to make her happy"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21
INTERNATIONAL SUNSHINE SOCITTY
d. VI 10 N

may know Latin, and still go hunting for
faults in each other; you may $speak
French and still say spiteful things, but
you cannot do these things if you have
caught the spirit Of the school of Sum
shine, 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21
A Sunshine Greed,

Kind hearts are the gardens;
Kind thoughts are the roots,
Kind words are the flowers;
Kind deeds are the fruits.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21
A CHANGE OF MIND.

AMES DALRYMPLE, of Glasgow, the expert on munich
pal street car ownership, comparing in Cleveland
the public with the private operation of water supplies gas
works, and kindred utilities.
s'When private hands take hold of these things" said
Mr. Darymple, ''hey them beautifully at first The
people first highly pleased But with times passage
the popular pleasure wanes it changes to vexaon and to
bitterness that' said Mr. Dalrympe reminds me OF
recent happening in Glasgow. ...-~ st.
s'There was Glasgow man to whom his wife said:
Donald, next Thursday is Helen S birthday. She will
be eleven years DID, Give little money, please to get
a birthday present for her. ......
'The he took out his purse, said querulously
q 'How the deuce you able to remember so exactly
the dates of all childrens brths?' -.
Easily enough the answered Our first child
born January II, and on that day you gave
necklace of diamonds and rube Our second born
June g. and that day you needecase worth SIX
pence. Our third child born October 81, and that
date is firmly fixed in my mind through terrific
that you made about milliner's bill. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21
Omitted Duty.

Every duty we omit obscures some
truth we should have Known. RuSkin.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21
What Women Want to Ku0w.

y ATH BAGS-Can you tell me how to make the bath
u bags that to be used in place Of wash coths?-
Mary. -
Take your bits of toilet soap good CASTLE soap
and shave pound into soft mass Add three times
as much bran half much powder soap and mix
thoro Make bags about four inches Of cheese
cloth and fill them with the mixture Use the bag in the
bath as YOU would wash cloth and SOAP
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21
QUESTION FOR TOMORROW.

OUTFIT.-Wil you kindly make suggestions
as to suitable travelling outfit for trip to the coast
including stop at fair and down thru California and
return by southern route? want to limit myself to
absolute necessities and be comrade rather than
cumbrance to my husbands We are young people, with
little to SPEND and anxious to make trip success.
Would it be possible to dispense with trunk9
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
Sas Sidht als Seilfaftpr.

Die SDotung Der 8atterien our6
oas 2i6t lit cine Der bebeutenoften uno
interefanteften G~nt0edungen Der mos
bernen WiFsni9aft. Die perf6ieoenen
2i6tarten iiben je mad SnteniitGt cine
mebr ooer peniger observation-disclosures
@irtung aus. Mm intenfiDiten tit oieie
@irtung n~aturgemGb beim Sonnen@
li9t, oas f9on na9 1aitjinbiger Gin
pirfuns Yatterien aler Dirt t0otet.
@euberit initruftipe @erfu9e na9 Die
fer &i9tuns tpurbsn iiingit in elmer
@usiteluns y@oltstrantbeiten uno ihrs
8efdmpfung" in Wiin9en porgeflbrt.
lin Die Observation-Disclosures @irtung oes
Sonnenli9tes gu 5eigen, tpuroen mehs
rere Soppelelasi9alen nit beri9ie6e>
men 8%atterienarten unter 3ubilfenahme
ron @gar@9lgar als NG6rboben geimpft
unb 5pei Stunben lang benz poaen otz
retten Sonnenliht ausgeIeBt. Sur4
ein5elne papierftrsifen in 8u9ftabenz
form, tpel9e auf Die @ldsplattsn gelsst
ipuroen, nuroe bas Sonnenli9t BON
Den oarunter Iiegenoen Sbeilen oes
NGbrbpoens abeeblenbet. 10 bob Die
gatterieH i'm S3atten Der Papierbu4>
ftaben pa9Ien fpnnten, tpGbreno lie
auberbalb Ger Sedung oerfelben rings
UNI our9 bas Sonnenli4t getDotet
purben. SieIes Experiment Seigt, ME
pi9tig es fir ben Meni9en lit, feinen
Orsunismus, feline nmgebung, feline
@obnuns. feline 9ebrau9sgegenitGnoe
II. (. 10. mOgli9t piel unb mDgli9t
lange Den heiliamen Strablen oes Sons
nsnli9tss ausauieBen, Die ni9t II auf
ben Srganismus fOroerno t~pirten, fon=
bern aud Die f9doli4en &rantheitss
feline tDoten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
e d..
Gefdbrlider seibtrand uno pie man Inn
clssurpttcn tradltet.

Sefdbrlider sRibtTauH uHo tpie man inn
essSurptten tradJtet.
Dem 9oi6iI9mibbrau9 fallen iGbr<
li9 in @gDpten biele Meni9en gum
Spfer. 9ui4iI4 ipiegeIt feinem @erz
ebrer Die f9Oniten SrGume unb See
len3uIidnoe Dor. 81 i90n ser &aui1
unO 70 grdBli9 bas @rpa9en lit. 10
leibenfdaftli9 lit Die @rsebenbeit, nit
Der Dem @enuiie gsfrDbnt miro. Die
egbptii9en SebOrben geben ii9 ale
MiEe, Dem unieligen 2after entgegen=
5utreten, benn Die Solgen iino fir
&0rper unb @eift entisBli9. SIN
Sabre 1897 mar Elm Orittel ser Mann
li9en Sniahen Oes egbptii9en Srrsn>
bauIes @bbaiiieb BEL &airo infolge oes
9af9ii9genufes aeiitestrunt; 1904
befanoen ii9 BORT nur So &rants BON
$50, fir beren @rtrantung Der 9as
f9ii9 berantportli9 gemu9t psrOen
fpnnte. Der @ifer, nit hem Die e9pp=
tif9en 8eb0rben gegen Die 2eiOeni9aft
antGmpfen, iteigt nod INNER.
So9 fino Die S9pierigteiten, Die 81
iiberpinoen iino, au9 febr grob. Der
4nbau bon Sai6if9 1T in @gDpten
f6on felt Dielen Subren berboten, Die
@infubr uno Der 0ertauf lit unter>
fagt. Senno9 miro er in groben
Mengen, Defenders aus 9rie6enlano,
eingef9muggelt. Sur9 8erorOnung
pom IA. Sanudr 1895 lit oen Sn>.
babsrn aler DifentIi6en 2ofale inter
iagt, 9ai9ii9 rau9en 81 lafen ooer
gu b~ertaufen. 3upiOerbanOlungen
tperoen itreng beitraft. Der porgefun@
bene 9af9ii6 miro lpeggenommen; ja
IelbIt bie G9lieBung Ser &Gume fann
angepronet peroen, penn mebrers Ser
urtbeilungen pegen 9aI9ii9pertaufs
in elmer eetpiHen 3eit erfplgt finb.
Srob oieier itrengen Mabregeln uno
iteter poliseili9er @ufii9t nimmt bas
6ai9ii9rau9en ni6t in Dem ee>
tpiini9ten Mabe ab. Die 9af9if6z
p~erfGufer pifIen Den @ertauf mDgli9it
gebeim gu balten. sic tragen Die
~tpertbpole Waare Elm Yfuno toitet
etpa So = gum She'll Bel fi9, gum
She'll baben lie lie bergraben ober iOnft
berborgen. Gs 1T unmOgli9. o Den
Rau9ern Die Namen Der @ertGufer 5u
erfdbren. |
SIN Iebten Sabre purpen 42,738
pfunb 6af9iI9 fonfisairt. Man oarf
iiberSeugt fem, Dab Dies bod nur elm
tleiner She'll BON Dem lit, mas einge@
f9muggelt puroe. Die feline padung
uno oa6er Die iebr lei6te MDgli3teit,
ben Saf9if9 unter5ubringen, MAIDEN
ben 3o~abebOrOen Die @ufi6t iebr
f9per. Der 9aI9if9 miro ni3t mebr
auf Dem Seepese iiber Sripoliss
Meranorien na9 @sppten gebra3t. oa
Die @efabr Ser embedding bel Der Gam
bung gu erpb lit. Mun fenoet i'm jeBt
au 2anoe auf &ameelen bon Sripplis
aus in Die Safe BON Sipa unb 8o@
barieb uno BON oort na9 ggppten.
Ser 5ai9ii9mibbrau9 miro in Ggpp@
ten erit Damn aufb0ren, penn ods nabe
9rie6enlano ben @nbau perbietet.
Dies lit bisber tros aaer eingebenben
8or Itelunsen Der egpptii4en &egis>
rung ni9t geI9eben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
EARTHQUAKE alS 9haifer.

Der fran5Dff9e Snsenisur PAUL
@au6in, tpelGer nit Der @usgrabung
Der einitigen @rie9enftaot @~pbroooiias
in &leinaiien betraut tit, maate bel
ser S%reilesung bes ipnif9en Sempels
Der @pbrooite, Der feline grbaltung feie
ner umpanolung in cine bp3antinii4e
Stride perbantt, Die iberruf9enoe @nts
osdune, baB bas Steinpfluiter in Der
sansen @orballe Der Stride aus Den
reid peraierten Seitenpdnbsn grie4is
f9er Sarfopbage beftano. oeren se%
f9miidte Iubentpano man na9 unten
selest bate. @tpa 5pOlf poaftGnoige
Marmoriarfopbase tpnnten aus Dem
pflafter lptebergepOnnen tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

= y er tiir5lt6 map 1etrter
Oeportiruna aus Imerifa nieoer in
!Sapre eineetrpffene 3omain Saupis@
nae, Der 8ruber Der rsroben Sbereie"
bat trob ieiner traurisen Gage ieinen
uuperpiiitli9en 9umor ni6t perloren.
9raffii9 eradblte er ben fran5Oif4en
8eri9tertattern, pie i'm auf @ats
Ssslanb cine Gpmmiifion perbOrte unb
linn ben gintritt na9 Stem gorf unz
terfaate, neil er in Paris perurtbeilt
pGre. 4uberbem mar er mittellos.
anoebIih, neil man linn ~unteripe9s
cine Saf9e nit 5000 Srancs geitobe
len bate. gr reiite nun BON !9afen
gu Safen, fanb absr nirgenbs @inlab.
Sie amerifanii6en Mbpofaten tpo0ten
fi9 ieiner %annebmen unb ertldrten bas
@oraeben Der 8e60rben fir unre9tz
maBig. Saurisnac tonnte ibnen aber
fem aeniiaenbes 5pnprar in Iusfi9t
fteuen. @einen 8efrasern erfldrte er
BON Neuem, bas 8ermOgen Der GraiDz
forbs e%riftire in Wirfli9teit, Sberefe
ihdtte Dor Seri4t ni9ts ausfagen pols
len, Inn boaltebenbe periGnli9feiten
,ni9t gu tompromittiren; lie fperbe
aber ipreden, fobalb tie tire Strafe
abeebiibt bat. Damn tperbe man iif
iiberaeusen, baB Tie bas Spfer zines
Su1iairrthums mar. Mit biefer On
fiinbigung BON iiberrai4enben @ntz
biinunsen befolst Daurisnac bic alts
Saftif feiner S6pefter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
Seatimlanb.

Qarlsrue, l. Sob. 9ie anti
li4s .8arlsruber 3eitun9" f&reibt:
Die r1euefen &eoen oes 3aifers be-
rsiten Der unbeoinsten Jrisosns3uber.
R4t. IN bic bas bsutfae Bolt i9 bin.
ein3ulsbsn TN gsgriH NOR, Elm gnee.
Die aritit mag isnsn ausldnoifden
pOlititsrn aberlaRen bleiben. bic fid
our6 ben ernf uno bic Ofen6eit be,
@sosn bss aaiiers getroHen ftiblen
mafsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
Standardization.

New DOrf: r9aiier @ilbelm H." bon
Bremen; Oceanic" nod 8ibers
pool; yStatenbam" nod &Otter=
ban; .pannonia" nod Heapsl,
Srieft unb Giume.
2iberpool: vSa9em" nod Bottom;
Southport" BON Wontreal uno
Quebec.
2onoon: y8eorgian" bon Bottom.
Queenstown: vWeripn" bon pbilas
belpbia.
NeapeI' y@arpatbia" bon Srief mad
SEEM Oort.
6abre: vSaroinian" BON Wontreal
nod 2onbon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

Berlin, l.. Nop. Der Stettiner
&e9tsanuaIt gid6of if bier in Daft
genommen tuoroen. @r ftebt unter Der
antlage. cine Samburger 8ant um
$50, 600 Wart bstrOsen gu babsn.
@binefif9s 2rtegs.
M p ter.
Berlin l. Nopember. Gene
raj Gin S6an, tpsI&er ieit einisen
Sabren 9ineitIAer @eianbter nod
S'uti4lano 1T, febt i'm 8ssrife, nod
Betting 5uriidsutebren um ben pofen
ines 2rie9sminifers gu iibernebmen.
2ampf in Sihweftari q.
8erIin n. /. Sob. Cine pffi3iele
Sepeiae aus 9euti9 Siopefafrita
meloet. baB cine Mbtbeilung Der Saub-
trupps unter perf6nlider 2eitung bes
@eneraleutnants .. Sprotba cine cine
befeffigte Steaung Der rtbeIif9en Gin.
geborenen, bic bon ben 6duptlingen
Wcrengo, Wprris unb @briftan Be.
febliet murben, angrif. Der 9ampf
oauerts mebrere Stunben Biz gum Gin
bru9 Der Ma9t. Srei beuti9e Diff
siere unb Is Nann tpurben gei6btet,
81 bertpu1bet unb 5 anbere bermibt.
Die &ebsuen erlitten i9were 8srlufts.
Granfrei6.
prdf. 2oubet aurhd.
Yaris. 1. Sob. prdi. 2oubet
febrte beute bon ieinem 8eiu&e In
Spanieu uno portugal Surid uno
tuurbe nit miIitdrif9en Gbren ems
pfangen.
Sapan.
Sofio, L. Sob. @s miro be-
ridtst. baB ruiii9e 2ommiHdre ein
9auptamt FIR ben &iidtransport BEL
@efanseneu 3u Nagaiati srridten mol.
len. Die meifen Der entlafenen 2eutt
rperben nod WIabimoffod, bic anoerer
nod Obsfa gebra9t tperoen.
gelgien.
Horbpol= 6 Expedition n.
8rhel, 1. Hobember. Sc If
cine Noropolsrpeoition untsr 2eitunl
Der &esierung seplant. Die untofter
in S6bs bon So. 600, 600 ssusrosn ourd
cine grobe National. 2otterie aufge'
bra1t tperosn. Die 8orbereituneer
fur bic Expedition. ueroe1 orei Sabr
in Mnfprud nebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
Sanfabb E.

6aratot 1. Sob. Die Staot
bat bsf9lohen an ben 3aren eins Sant.
aobreHe fir @~emdbruns elmer 2on-
titution au ri9ten.
@beron, L. Robember. @e-
Fsrr unb bsute fanben bier antiiemi.
tii&e SemOnffratiOnsn ffait. Gin 30.
bslbaufe plinoerte bic Suoenbdufer
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gef9ts Der geIpannten politiiasn Sage
nit unsep6bnli8em 5ntereRe entges
9sn9efsben. Sab bic neue Glottens
borlags 3uerf an bic &sibe fOmmer
iou, wiro aIgemein als Elm untrigs
lttss .3ei9en Der beiflen eituatiOn
aufgefabt. Senn es lag uriprangli9
ni9t i'm plan Der &eaieruns. nit Der
Glottenborlage nod Dor ben Weihs
na9isferien auf3umartem. Mber fe
liegt loon fr uno fertig aasaearbeitet
ba. Mn bic Debatten, tuelde bel Der
8sratbung Der 6lottenporlage i'm
&sidstase srfoleen toeroen. tuerben
i9On iest bO9gebenOe g%rpartungen &c.
fntipft.
Die bauptfd9lidffen grbsiten. nit
peI&en fi9 Der 8ei&stag. auBer Der
GlOttsnborlage unb benz gtat. bei@df.
tisen Nib, fino Wilitdrpentonsseieb.
&ei9sfinan3rsform, Standardization,
unb B6rienreform.
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heuts Mbeno 6 ubr tuaren angemelbet
Rsue Tdae 0, i'm @an3en 1896.
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unter gebanolung IL, als sebeilt emit.
laHsn 1880.
Or. Wbiie glaubt, baB bic meifen
Der fhr3lid gemeloeten GdIe aus BEN
2anoe tamen.