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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26
UPPER PENINSULA PYTHIANS
Five Hundred Expected to Attend the
Reunion at the 500.

sAULT STE. MARIE, MICH:-It. is expected
that 500 visitors will be In the city Wednes,
day and Thursday to attend the third annual
reunion of the Upper Peninsula League of
Knights of Pythias. 1t will be the biggest gath
ering ever held by the organization ..,u
contest. The 500 team won last year and if two
more. victories can be scored the cup will will
Grand Ranids for state honors this summer.
Wednesday evening banquet will be served
at the Iroquois hotel at which some of the
leaders in Michigan Pythianism will speak.
Chase S. Osborn. former railroad commissioner,
Will Z. Hampton OF Charevoix will address the
gathering on Michigan Pythianism." Presi-
dent James Dryden Of Ishpeming has been as
signed the topic, "Aims and Objects of the
Upper Peninsula League Miles 5. Curtis of
Battle Creek. grand keeper of records and seals
will discuss the value of degree team contests.
Past Chancellor Webster Dock Of Hancock and
Leo A. Curo Of Grand Rapids are also among
the speakers secured.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

NCRTHWOOD. IOWA.-The Rock Island sta
tion and general store at Gordonsville
robbed of about $50 in cash and $50 worth of
merchandise. Three suspects with set of bur-
glar tools were arrested.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26
BERRIES FOR THE TWINS
-Four Hundred Bushels Shipped from
Black River Falls Alone.

BLACK RIVER FALLS, WIS.-Nearly 800
cases or 400 bushels of Strawberries were shipped
from here last night for the twin cities. This
is the largest single shipment ever made from
the city.
Arrangements are completed for the most ex-
tensive celebration here on the Fourth ever seen
in the county. An industrial parade, Forester
drill, water baseball, high diving seventy feet
into the river, literary program and fireworks
are Oh the program. ExMayor Bright is pres-
dent Of the day and John f. Dunn marshal,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

CHARLES CITY. 1owA.-D. B. Collins was
tried before Squire Haven charged with cheat
ing by false pretenses. He pleaded guilty and
on offering to pay the costs and return certain
posed to be working in the interest of the book
trust. which desires to gather up all the Sec
ond-hand books and take them out OF the mar
ket
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

IOWA FALLS, IOWA.-An association COM
posed of twenty-five physicians has leased and
will conduct Ellsworth hospital in this city. The
new organization Is to be known as the Ellsworth
Hospital asSOciati tion.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

ROCK RAPIDS, 1owA.-A convention of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
will be held here tomorrow and Wednesday.
Delegates from the first district will attend.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

ECHO, MINI. An heavy hailstorm passed
south Of here, badly trdamaging the barley and
rye crops Wheat is also damaged, but it is
thought that oats escaped. A genuine cloud
Lightning struck the barn Of William Bur
meister. and it was destroyed. The Belview
Lutheran church was also struck and the steeple
damaged. .-s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26
FOSSTON LAYS CORNERSTONE
New High School Building Started in
the Northern Town.

FOSSTON,, MINN.-The cornerstone Of the new
high school building here was laid Saturday.
Within the stone placed sealed glass jar
containing copies of the twin city dailies Crooks
ton, Bemidji and local papers. Typewriter lists
of national. state and local officers and organ.
zations We're also deposited.
The outside stockholders of the First National
bank. established here two years ago, have sold
out their interests to the Bank Of Fosston, a
private institution, established sixteen years
ago in this town. The old name will be dropped
and the merged interests will hereafter do bust
ness as the First National bank of Fosston.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

ARNOLDs PARK, I0WA.-Arnolds Park is
planning for monster Fourth of July celebra-
tion-Meyers & Brooks have sold their lumber,
grain and coal business to the Johnson Lumber
company.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

MANKATO, MINN.-Trees were blown down
and several buildings damaged. The plate
glass front of A. G. Lacks store was shat
tered by falling iron and two clerks were cut
by pieces Of falling glass.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

NEW RICHMOND, WIs.-John Mcclure. coun
ty surveyor, and one of the earlier pioneers OF
ST. Croix county. is dead as a result of
stroke of paralysis some weeks ago. He was
had been resident Of this county since the
early ffties.
Thomas Ryan Of Stanton. another st. Croi,
county pioneer. is Dead after lingering i'll
ness from heart trouble. He was born in Ire
land in 1928. and came to America when IS
He had resided in st. Croix county since 1857.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

ST. CLOUD, MINN.-The Public Service COM
pany's main plant was struck by lightning
and badly damaged. The dynamos, which
supplied the manufacturing plants with power,
were put out of service and the plants had to
shut down. ".- --- .,>. p. =
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

OsCEoLA, W1s.-At a special meeting Of the
village board 1t was decided to raise the license
from S4OO to $500 ...
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

PIPESTONE. MINN.-Crops were reported
slightly damaged in the eastern part of the
count ty. The smokestack at the electric light
plant was blown down and crashed thru the
roof of the wholesale grocery house of Hornby.
Nichols, Parker company. permitting the rain
to flood the top floor and damage goods. q
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

AMIGO, W1S.-Chief of Police Jack Near.
thur was shot and instantly killed by Jim Wit
finger, escaped maniac.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

DULUTH, M1NN-Joseph G. Polzin. head pat
tern maker at the National Iron works in West
Duluth drowned in Lester river. being
swept into the stream by "a log which caught
him as he stood ledge picking up drift
wood,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

amount of Indebtedness due on Norman coun-
tvs courthouse will be paid before July l.
At special election the bonds for the payment
of the courthouse defeated and ever since
its erection it has been rented from the contrac-
tors
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

BEsSEMER, M1CH.-Mrs. Goggins Of Hough-
ton, travelling with horse and buggy from Match
west branch of the ontonagon river-This city
will have monster celebration Of the Fourth
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

HASTINGS, MINN.-Chief of Police J. J.
Schmitz overhauled runaway boy named Wal
lace Markie, from the state training school at
Red Wing and turned him over to Miss Johnston.
state agent Mayor G.. L. Lytle has commenced
mayor of South st. Paul having filed a notice
of appeal from the action Of the canvassing
board,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

OSAKIS. MINN.-Anton Tax. since last
spring mayor of the city. died yesterday after
only few hours of illness. He came to Osakis
| from LIE Sueur county, MINI. He leaves wife
and three children.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

SAUK CENTER. MINN.-Grave fears for the
safety Of the water power dam here are enter
tanned. The Little Sauk dam twelve miles
north, went out yesterday afternoon and every
stream tributary to the river is swollen Mel
rose is alarmed over the rapid rising of the
river.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

LITTLE FALLS. MINN.-The residence of
j. A. McGregor. Hveryman struck by light
ming and destroyed. The loss is $500; insur-
ance, 81, 900.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

FRANKLIN, MINN.-This section was Wis
tied by terrific electrical storm. On many
of IT,, the farms north Of town the loss Of crops is
said to be complete Lightning struck the
Of William Fox sr., Birch Coulee pioneer. was
held here. He was S5.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-An east-bound
freight train on the Northern Pacific was
wrecked near Foxhome. The track gave way as
result of constant rains and several fatcars
were ditched and demolished. Workmen on one
of the cars jumped and landed in watee up
to their shoulders, but all escaped injury.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

NEW ULM, MINN.-One of the windows of
the Stuebe meat market forced out and
William +. Fenscke was cut in the leg. 1t is
feared his leg will have to be amputated The
glass struck him just below the knee and cut
the flesh away from the bone and also injured
the bone. - T. % t.r.-s . ..- ~ .l
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

OSAKIS, MINN.-The st. Cloud Great North
ern railroad shopmen held their annual picnic
at Lakeshore park d Trains were run in two
outing. The ball game between Osakis and East
st. Cloud was won by the visitors by score
of to 2
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

MARQUETTE. MICH.-Mrs White, wife of
Peter White, died at 2 O'Clock this morning,
after an extended illness. aged about 70.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

AITKIN. MINN.-Del Buckman, living near
Cedar Lake, four miles west of here, was killed
last night by lightning. The bolt that killed
him broke the stove and furniture and set fire
to the bedding. Buckman alone in the
house. but brother. coming from the barn at
the time, was slightly shocked.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

IOWA FALLS, IOWA.-Paul Benshoof, long
resident of this. city. was buried here yester-
day with patriotic honors, the funeral being
in charge of the local G.. A. r. post. His wife
and several grown children survive him.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26
GEORGE WOLDRICH KILLED
Wealthy Farmer of Brown County
Struck by Lightning.

SLEEPY EYE, A11NN.-George Woldrich a
wealthy farmer and of the earliest set
tiers in Brown county, was instantly killed by
lightning. - > ID ar~
The Sleepy Eye Milling company's elevator
at Golden struck by lightning. A terrific
windstorml, accompanied by heavy fall of hail,
played havoc with grain.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

NORTHFIELD, M1NN.-The school board has
decided to adopt the two-session- a-day plan in
the high school. The one-session plan did not
too many opportunities for idleness.-Rev. F. B.
Hill of Providence, R: l., graduate of Carle:
ton college, preached in in the Congregations
OH their honeymoon and are about to start for
years tour of the world.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26

COTTONWOOD, MINN.-A destructive hail
storm passed over the. townships Of Underwood
township of Stanley in the county of Lyon. The
territory affected seems to have been about six
ali e he pat of o the are
to be totally destroyed.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26
NORTHWEST NECROLOGIC

SPENCER, IOWA.-Homer Pitcher and Mis-
Tersa Waldo were married here by Rev. e. E
Day, pastor of. the Congregational church.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-26
NEW BANK AT DEER PARK

slight darnape s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-29
SMITH COLLEGE GIRL
DIES IN GYMNASIUM
New York Sun Special Service.

New YORK Sun special Service.
Northampton, Mass, Sept. 29.-Miss
Margaret Dana Kelley, member of the
freshman class of Smith college, was
given q test by Miss Augusta Camp,
Of seeing if it was prudent for her to
take part in gymnasium exercises.
The doctor did not think it best for
her to undertake gymnasium work,
but, to satisfy the e irl, who was anx-
ious to have a part in the physical
training of the college, counsel of
several physicians had been arranged
for and Miss Kelley was to meet them.
AS the doctors were entering the Of
fee of Miss Senda Berenon, the physi-
cal director of the gymnasium, Miss
H0h. III feel i very cry bad. T have 1ee Weak
heart. " H..
Immediately she sank to the floor
and lived only short time.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-29
FooLING THE MOON MAN.

r. AS thew sat out on the old lawn she
looked away to the summer skies.
s'Wouldn't it be NICE" she ventured, IL
the skies were ever clear?' 1853
"Of course not" replied the romantic
young man. "What chance would Cup1c
have if there were not clouds to hlde the
moon mans face occasionally?'
And the maiden blushed and said she
did not care if the whole sky was over.
cast. --- 5@- 1
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-29

the operation of the machines is not
really highly skilled labor, and that the
employers have been foolish to pay the
men operators of this class more money
than they gave many of their "make-
up'' men and their machinists.
Place Hope in Women.
Mr.. Hamm, secretary of the typothe-
tae, says much hope is placed in the
women.
''Our printers:' school for girls,'' said
Mr.. Hamm, twill result in bringing
into the field a supply of competent
printers within a comparatively short
time, who will be pledged to work for
typothetae firms on the 'open-shop
basis. All branches Of the trade will
be taught-composition, machine oper.
alton, makeup, job work and everything
that pertains to the trade. All girls
will be paid during their entire three
years course.'
The managers of the school prefer
typewriters to take the course. Nearly
all the women now undergoing instruc
tion have been typewriting machine
operators.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-29
AN EMPTY TITLE.
Detroit Free Pres

Friend of the Family-Why do you all
ways speak Of your father as the gov
ernor?"
Son-It pleases him SO much. He
never really has say In anything;
mother is the real executives!
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-29
HE SHOULD.
HouSfon Post

LILLIAN Russell Is writing magazine
article on How to Keep Husbands"
Now, John Rockefeller ought to write
one on: How to Be Happy, Though
Poor 2
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-29

Beach's Glycerine Hand Soap cannot
irritate the most tender cuticle It
soothes and softens, opens the pores,
and by an action, common to no other
hand soap on the market, removes all
traces of CRIME, grease or dirt and
leaves the hands soft and white. Try
a cake-5 cents.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-29
TEACH WOMEN TO
Be TYPESETTERS
Chicago Typothetae Expects to
Supersede Men Employees in
Printing Shops.

Chicago, Sept. 29.-Women are learn
Ing to handle typesetting machines in a
school established by members of the
Chicago typothetae. While undergoing
Instruction they are paid from $12 to
$18 a week. Eventually they are des-
tined to take the places of men type
settlers in establishments of members
Of the typothetae.
The object of the printing firms which
have established the school is to break
the power Of the Typographical union.
The members of the union have sue
ceeded in having the eight hour day and
the "closed-shop' rules rigidly estab-
lished in this city. This condition has
been brought about only after years
Of bitter warfare, during which strikes
and lockouts were of frequent occur
renee. The employers believe that wo-
men will not join unions, and that in
time they will supersede all men now
employed in printing shops.
The firms have taken no steps. to get
men in the school. 1t is declared that
the women show great dexterity in the
use of the tYpesetting machines, and
that their nimble fingers will make them
the equal of the best typesetting ma
chine operators.
All Branches Taught.
Included in the school of instruction
Is a course intended to familiarize pi1:
pills with the construction of machines
90 that outsiders need not be depended
upon to keep the intricate mechanism
going.
One employer said he would not think
Of returning to the employment of mel
operators unless circumstances absO
lutely compelled him to do So He anC
his associates take the position that
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-29
KING
RULED IN JERSEY
HIS IDEAS OBTAINED FROM THE
MARSHES OF WISCONSIN.

He Transformed the Salt Marshes Of
New Jersey and Made Two Gran
berries From Where but One Mos
quito Grew Before Captain Martin
Haines a Well-Known Figure in Full
ton Market.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
Trablinssmette

Sas pdbreEb Der leBten Sage genoi=
isns i96ne 6rablingswetter, bat i'm
ganaen State, bauptid9li4 aber in
Der umesesno bon Snoianapolis einen
9roben @s9iel i'm AngebOte bon @ar-
tenprobufte berporserufen. Sn ben
Sdoitaaten baben bic Jr6te oas
@adstbum Der Semitic oerarlis bebin'
bert. bab oieislben nit elmer 8eripd=
tuna bon elmer Big su 3tuei Woden erf
gum 9erianot gelangen tOnnten. aus
Neu Nlbanp aber trafen am Samifag
bereits elm 9ubeno Crates y8rhn=
trnaren" DOrsaglider Qualitdt bier Elm,
au9 @urten, Salat, Rbubarb uiw.
febt man i6on i'm biefsen Wartte. 10
oab nun aud in Sarse auf Die an'
tunft bier se3ossner Semitic unb 0eges
tabilisn gers9net tperoen tann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
Sampenbanoluns tn Tlammem.

Gur3 Dor 8 ubr brad in Sorinlfins
9umpenbanolung, 422 Weit Hortb
StraBe. Elm Geuer aus, wel4es burt
ben Iharfen Stomeitwino angefa4t,
bas 9anae @ebduoe p0Gi9 abbrannte.
Die Seuertuebr fonnte tros angefrengs
ter Arbeit bas @ebdube nitt retten.
Die Wanni9aften Der gto. l Spriben.
@ompasnie ieBten fid Der 9r6Bten @e'
fa6r aus, iie ftanbsn auf benz Sa4e
oes 9lei6falIs in grano geratbenen
Offieeeebduoes, mo- lie au1 ausbarr=
ten, Obgleid bas Snnere osheIben DOl'
Gig ausbrannte. Eie lobernoen Jlam'
men entIanoten einen Guntenregen
iihsr bic bena9barten @ebduoe. De,
gerluif uirb auf etpa $2500 aeiddBt,
$500 babOn sntfalsn auf bic 8sbduoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
Ste OHemtlt@e 8aeeanfalt.

Die S1bianapolis Wafsrtperfe ha-
ben Der Stabt cine Nntport in Ga1en
Der bon Der Stabt 3u iibernebmsnben
SdifsPi6en Babebduier sutOmmetl
lahen. Die Company 1T ni9t gemillt,
i9 ausenblidli9 auf Idnsere pa9t-
2ontrafts einsulahen, wini9t piels
msbr, baB bic Stabt ben Contract,
tuel9er ieBt 3piiAen Der Wafer @pm.
panp unb ben @igentbimsrn Der Babe
anifalt beifebt, iibernebme. Der Gtabi
1T oiefes in man4er 8e3iebung nidi
9enebm.
Inter Dem nit Sdifels abseidlofs=
men @ontraete sr6alten bic WaHer-
merle far ben @sbrau9 bes WaRsrs
etwa 1926 idbrli9, ieoo9 slaubi
Stabtinsenieur Seup ni9t, baB bic
Stabt se3trunsen uerben iollte. bic
glei9e Summe 3u sablen, fouls bic
Saoeaniialt bon berielb.n iibernommen
miro.
Sn bem @ontratie befinbet fi1 eins
2lauiel, laut wel8er bic Wafsrwerts,
faas bic Stabt eins 8abfanfalt er,
ri9tet, etua 100, @uuonsn @ahs,
td9li9 frei su liefern bot.
Die padtiontratte Der SdiHel'ideu
Baoeanftalt laufen nidt por Sabrer
ab uno bic 8eb6rbe fhr 6Hentlide Mr.
beltsn bat bic Sa9e bssasIi9 Intau'
berielben unter Beratbuna.
@twa $4,000 iOllen ssnassn, Der
padttontratt ansltaufsa uno oas I'm.
ternehmen in getrieb gu isBen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
Glempnsr erbalteu usrlanste
Sobnerb0buns.

@sferu Yrrmittag trat bas @omite
Der 2lsmpner nit ben Irbeitgebern be-
sfsli6 5eitfslluna Der suttnftigen
2Obnifala in @oafsren3. Die SiBung,
wel9e ben ganseu Sag nit nur tur8en
unterbrs6ungen in anipru6 nabm.
enbete oamit, oab ben &Iempnern Die
herIanste 2obnerb6bun9 bon 5 @ents
per Stunbs bewilist wuroe. Gin
8oridlas Der Mrbeitseber, ii4 aui
einen @ompromib bon 2tc per Stunot
einsulafen, wurbe enti6ieoen abge'
tpieisn, fopie aud Der Vorf4las. bit
sads sinsm gomite our Grleoisung 81
tibsrpsiien. Der assenmdrtise @On'
tract stuiiden ben 2lempnern bat Fit,
bic nd6ten 3wei Sabre Iiiltigteit.
lduft alio erft am L. Wontas i'm apri
1907 ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
Smrd Ste Yoli3et serettet.

Inter Der Intlage ieine Jrau gei9las
gen su babsn, tpurbe Sbomas Su9an,
113 Sfo California Ctr. ber6aftet.
Susan 1T beIduloist, bic Grau, na4s
Gem er fie su gooen sei9lagen bate.
10 5rutal nit Gauiiidid9en uno CUB,
tritten trattirt gu baben. bab fi4 iein
Stiefiobn uno mehrere Na9barn inc
Wtittel le9ten uno ben Whtberi4 por
ibr fort3ogen. Bei Nntunft Der i4leu'
nigt berbeiseeilten &aoIerpolisiffer
batte ii9 bic in3tuiiden angeiammelt'
Dfeni9enmen9e oerartig erregt, oab e:
ibm obne poli3sili4en S9ub mob
i4Ie4t er9angen wdre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
Ser Coroner uuteriu9t.

Ssputp.@oroner SunlaUp bielt cine
NutopIp ab, um aud bier bic Sooesur.
ia9e oes eri9ohenen September
Smitbep felfsuifsllen. Die 6ugel pel9e
in nddfer Ndbe oes 96rpers ab9e9eben
ieiu muB, burd6O6rte ben linten Gun-
genfliigsl uno oas Sers unb febte. fia
i'm Rhten feit. Sie Sugel uirb benz
beim, Bette borsefunoenen &epoluer
singepaBt, um gu iebeu, oh bieielbe
aus oieiem fammt.
3as Nidtborfinoen BON pulberipu'
rem on Der Gleibung bes SObten 1T ni4l
als 8susismittel oehen an3uieben, bnB
Der Mann aus Der Gntfernung gei4oi=
fen murOe, ba bdufis bel eineGi oi9i
am 26rper abgsgsben S9uile oas pul'
Der nit osm S9uife in bic Wanoe
orin9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03

gas Saumielisen, welde es bisbsr
unterIisBsn, ibrs Wassns uno Sicpele-
9isenisn gu l6ien. iOiuie aud alle &ao-
fabrer, wel9e obne 2aternen fabren,
tpsroeu Don jebt ab ber5aftet uno benz
&i6ter borseftibrt. Mdbreub Der @in=
termonate tpiro's esp6bnli6 nit oieirn
Sa9sn ni9t 10 fren9e 9enommen, ba
nur iebr penise &aofabrer auf ben
StraBen 3u finoen iino, bel @intritt bsi
milberen Wittsrun9 ieood. NO &aolei
pieber in Sdaaren bic Straben belle
ben, perben ftrsnsere WaBregeln moth
menbig, um unsltidsfdQe uiw. 81 per'
bitten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
Yoli,eilt6es.

Otto %. grstin. 3l09 OF 10.
Str, gu1balter Der Gii9banolung u.
Sootb & Co.. tpurbe sefern bur9 bic
Setettipes @erber unb Srimpe berbaf.
tet. grstin 1T bsI9uloist, nit s78,
bic er na& Der 8ant bdtte tragen iol.
len, fi9 on eins Spree beaeben srl
baben.
Gin bre&ern eslans es, fidb su
@eo. @oulbs WObnung, $50 Soualat
Str, 3utritt 3u psri9affen uno nit
s6 in gaar ibre Slu9t su betuertfeni.
gen.
@bas. 8. sbaffer, 143E
0opt Ibe.. meloet. bab au9 ieinel
@obnung elm geiu& abssitattet uurbe.
oab ieood bic Sisbe sri9eu9t wuroen,
ebe He irgeno msl9s 1eute NADER
fpnnten.
Steben &umdnier, bic f& II
ibrsr Wobnung ZIG 0ausb Str. mi
sinsm epiel&en osrsnhaten. MURDER
usssn epielens perbaftet. gine Summ,
bon IS @snts. ose uuf benz Slide &C.
lsgen babsn ion, oieute als @runb fii,
loie gerbaftuns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
Gar Sie Sanbitummenauitalt.

Snnsrbalb Der nd4iien Sage miro
bic @ommiifion, wel1e fur bic neue
8aubfummenanffalt bic 8augrhnbe
aus3uiu9en bat. eine Snipettionstour
unternebmen. 0on ben bur1 8runbei.
gentbumsbdnolern an9ebotenen 80
pldben folsn bis auf 20 ale auriifse=
misisn iein. Die gommiifon befsbi
aus ben Serren: @ouberneur s. 6rani
Sanls, @eneralanualt @bas. 90. Wil-
Ter, @apt. $. 9. Serron bon @rap-
forosbille, Or. 8. .. gromn bon 8al.
paraiio uno @apt. %. g1. RuB por
gpansbille.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03

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