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Newport daily independent., 1905-03-03
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


 Our store is the lightes, and brightest, day or night. Jacocks.
 Red Seal Zephyr Ging- hams in all the newest styles at 12ac per yard.
 Wo1ff-G Goldman Mer. Go.
 Mrs. Harry Williams of Jones' boro and Miss Elsie Ford of Hel- ena, who has been Mrs. Williams guest for several days, arrived in this city Friday for a visit to R. w. Randy and family.
 There will be a business meet ing of the Pastime book club Sat- urday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Wm. Bailey. Business of importance and all members please be present. 2
 For cleaning, pressing and re- pair work take your clothes to T. w. Shaver's shop on Second street, recently purchased of Mortensen Bros. All work care fully and promptly attended to.
 Col. James P. Coffin, president of the National bank of Bates vile, spent the night in the city Thursday, en route home from a several days visit to his son in New York City, and to relatives in Georgia.
 Dr. James D. Anderson, editor of the Arkansas Methodist of Little Rock, will preach at the Methodist church Sunday morn ing and evening. Dr. Anderson is very able minister and will no doubt command large congre- gations.
 Rabbi Louis Wolsey, owing to a funeral on the coming Sunday, has postponed his engagement here until Sunday, March 12, when he will hold services in the afternoon at the Christian church. His subject is Are all men equal. "
 The salary bill introduced by Representative John H. Keel of this city, raising the salaries of sheriff, county judge and treas urer in Jackson county, has been passed by the, house and now goes to the senate, where favor able action is expected.
 Junius R. Cox suffered a sprain of his left ankle on a defective walk Wednesday, which has caused him great deal of suffer- ing. He has too much stick-to- itiveness to ever give up and is attending to his work at the store.
 Rev. M. B. Umsted had an architect come up from Little Rock Tuesday and draw plans and specifications for the remod- cling of the Methodist church in this city. Extensive improve ments will be made on the inte- rior, the work to be commenced at an early date.
 White river reached it's recent high mark Thursday in a gauge register of s feet, but began falling next day. The snow and ice from the hills brought a big ger rise than was expected, and had we suffered the usual rains that attend the breaking up of winter, the danger point might have been reached.
 w. H. Barnes has been in Paragould for several days, where the firm of Barnes & Com nanu hrokers will omen a branch
Newport daily independent., 1905-03-03
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

Saw mill and 1000 acres of oak for sale cheap. Party de- sires to look after other business. Apply at this office. This mill is a bargain and can be secured for $450.
Newport daily independent., 1905-03-03
NOTICE, EAGLES.

There will be a social meeting at the Eagle hall Sunday after noon at 2::30. Barbecued pig, gratis. By order of the worthy president. 2t
Newport daily independent., 1905-03-03
COMING SOON.

Last night before a large audi ence the Boston Ideal Opera Con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

n tho city officials do not obtain
Interest on the clfY'a cash deposit
~ 3d. not because local banks are not
willing 90 pay lt The mauagera Of
several banks informed The star
this morning that they were willing
- Boz thus generous with the mHaIe.
lpnllty. while others virtually al
mittod that although they did rot
deHlrc 10 break the present iuefa
tive custom. they would be willing
10 dix up " they must - ct the
business
There waa "a time when there was
combination among local bankers
- prevent thr Initiation ~ any Gus
tom whereby the city and county
should obtain "a reasonable return
for their deposits The bankers
worked iu harmony with the public
servants and scandals resulted
thrrcfrDm
A. the prorrut time also there Is
"a combination. or rather mutual
agreement. by which local bankers
consent not ~ pay interest on such
deposits but ln o. sense n has been
broken into. aud u VIII not amount
% anything " tho city fnaueiefH
show o. I.fiIo backbone
~ ia an agreement among the
members of thr clearing house.
which repressu'H every bank IN the
city that uo interest shall be paid
on demand deposits such aa tie city
would make Tt.s rule however IH
not rFlIIy adhered 20 such inst
ufIous a# ihe Washington Trust
company paying interest on all Dc
posiu
Itlf the national banks and those
carrying larg, deposits that object
o. paying me interest Not auiY
arc they ayorar t0 paving interest
on municipal deposits. but on ~.
waite demand deposits ms well
should they begin 30 pay the city
interest o. would mean that they
must also pay 80 ~ their private
depor.torF. and the initiation %
such a policy would be costly
Tho Dc1fOr-iiort0u bank. for In
stance. which carries very heavy de
positH. amounting 90 about 5000
600. would Boz our large sum should
IL pay interest on the money Man
aRer iA'lm'r declined this morn
nag 20 discuss the matter. but If il
said that be- possibly more atrenH=
ousiy than other local bankers. viii
oppose Mayor Ballinger'a project az
far NJ the bank that he represents
To- concerned
Local banks pay 2 per cent inter
eat on deposits among themselves
- stated 70 r. Spencer. o. the M
ti0uhl Bank 40 Commerce. preais
dent ~ the Seattle Clearing HOUSE
association. this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30
WILL PAY
INTEREST TO CITY
LEADING BANKS or TIE CITY SAY THEY CAN AFFORD TO A..
Low 4 REAsoHABLg RATE on DEPOSITS

We do that" b. rafd 90, 81,
"a keep the bua.HeH Zoo the rI,y ~, ~
cannot afford - force Tie Js,L. ~
deposit their fund rIrVbe,s
h rule ~ tho M#4lIafIgp II
ever that interest b. not psi1 ~
demand dep1H.f#. ar IhGse a1t,,..
- check Before aa could eons,,,
ta paying such Interest We woris
have r. alter gur present sgrss
meuta
John aehram treasurer o. ~.
Washington TRUST company looksS
Al the matter I'm an entirely dlf,s,'
enf llght Said be
We pay all other dcposltors ,
per cent and we would Boz iua, a.
willing t0 pay tho city the aarps I
d. not know what legal arrsnm.
meHfa on the city. part could h
made. but we certainly ftand rsssy
~ pay the city on Tho same bsS,
W pay individual Our lnstitutios
however. r. rlu OH rYmawhaf an
feeut plan than faH others NOD
~ the other banks t1 not pay n.
teresf on open accounts We % n.
vaflably."
4. II saslhaHF F.rr preslden, "A
the Scandinavia American bank.
spoke IN tho same win.
= see no reason Why we could
not pay Interest IN rHeh dep0ai,a"
L. SAID although have never
given the subject much ronaiders.
ton We do not cater 20 that s0rt
~ business. carrying a0mparatiyelg
email depoaIts"
Lester Turner president o. Us
lfst National bank 1ald.
The payment ~ Interest On ts-
naaa deposits such as the city
makes. are not veU profitable. and
doubt II many ~ the banks you'd
care to handle tho fIfFa cash n thsy
were obliged - pay interest The
gItg.a cash balance might be ven
large one day and small the nsrt
making II an unstable prop0sition
About all that f. is good for Is The
use u correspondent and eve.
mere so Atfa HI Dr. iHi worm more
than IL per cent
II the bids were called By Us
city for the payment ~ interest %
such funds. the newest and least
stable hanks would naturally u
willing to pay the highest rate q
Interest. + might be- a mistake iof
the city - adopt such q course"
President T. G Negfelder. oi he
Peoples Savings bank. said }.
thought the city could derive inter
est from It's funds. but that he VA
not competent 10 give an adeqEats
opinion on the matter because the
bank with which he g. connected
does not handle that kind q buEs
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

day In a dangerous condition iro"
what is believed 90 have been N
assault with murderous tn'sns
Stone went To Newport SATURDAY "
business. That evening a uanp
asked him FOR "a position, elaimhs
that Stone had promised him en-
ployIuent. lie WAS refused a piAee
but continued to hang AROUND Wy
office and saw Mr. stone hanailhs
the company money Early suhaS
fire was discovered iu stones rvOn
At tho hotel I'm Newport and Nnsa
the reseuers entered. stone Va
living on the floor unconscious W.
his clothing ON fire stone was 0.s
Is burned below his waist Before Wv
blaze was extlugulshed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30
jim HILLS TROUBLES
ARE STILL IN COURT
SUPREME COURT WILL REwE " DECISION OF LOWER COURT
IN The NORTHERN SECURITIES CASE

throw into issue again the questios
Of whether the acquisition Of stock
by the Northern Securities company
was legal. although the purpose q
the cooperation was declared %
Illegal as TO make Necessary he
dissolution OF the Northern Secun-
ties company
In ease the decision coming on he
eertiorari proceedings supports
Harriman's contention. the COMPANY
will be forced TO return the Original
stock to the original holders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30
OBJ a-ripp. Vow Avn,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2o.-The su-
preme court today granted the petit
ton of Hartman Pierce. the Oregon
Short Line and The Equitable Trust
Co. Tor a writ 81 eeriiorarl. urovid-
lug for review and determination
Of the records in the suit In equity
which January Was decided
against them and In favor Of tho
Northern Securities Co.
The effect Of the decision is TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30
KING MAI
ESCAPE
TIE NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL MA
y AVOID BGtso SENTENCED
UNDER TIE CUMULATIVE S
ERTENCE Law

John King. the notorious criminal
Who r. uHw awaiting trial In the
county jail for burglary. has one
faint ray Of hope 81 being able 20
avoid being sentenced under the
cumulative sentence lAW should hc
be- convicted
Evidence u his having served two
terms ia the peuitenfiafy for bur.
Elary iH conclusive. but bis atiof-
neg. 7. II HuEhea. s. eunHldefinE
arguing a demurrer Ia the infurma-
tiau charging him With being an
hah.tuai criminal On the ground
that the cumulative sentence laN Is
poat farfa In thlH case
Ito made this announcement In
the criminal department 81 the SUI
perior court this morning after hia
client had catered a plea II not
guilty u the charge % breaking
into a PIKE ertreof leNelry store
King Vas sentenced In is82 20
serve five years In the peniientlary
and also vas given the same sen
tsnoe I'm skaEIf county IN ls9N
NANMtA H#+ HF AtHHH ? 3 ira a HHHHHt haAAaH
Of burglary under the hahitual
criminal iaw be could be sentenced
TO serve A. hard labor during the
remainder Of his life time
Mr. Hughes contention Is that as
Kings two previous convictions oc-
CURED prior 70 the time Of the
passing II the cumulative sentence
Law KING cannot properly be
sentenced under the terms Of IT,
Mr Hughes stated TO Judge Griffin
that he vas reading come Law on
the point and would file his de
murrer 10 the Information II he de
cidrd To do So in a short time Sew
cral men have been sentenced IN
der the cumulative sentence law I'm
this county. and in all eases tho
prior convictions occurred before
the law Wa enacted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

r. any evening. your copy % The
Etar has not arrived Al 6 90 clock
telephone Runset. Main 1000. or In.
dependent iiss. any time between
500 and 7.oo-and a copy will be sent
Aan al once. Ia special meanenAsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

Ballard Camp lie. v. q. ". will
visit camp Ga of Seattle on January
g. The ballard aggregation viii
meet at the city hall aud go over In
q body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

United States Inspectors Of Huus
rendered decision Saturday I'm the
George T. Starr Sehome collision.
The vessels ealllded on December
Is. Tho license Of both masters
was suspended for a period OF five
hnNa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

Northern Pacific section house
AZ Kent was broken into Saturday
might and a lot Of clothing stolen.
The theft was reported to the po-
lice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30
\ SWELL corrAar-A SNAP.

\ G. JOHNSTON.
liuuHff. Lots Farms Acreage
t.ala Nru tru"m modern bause. lot
sNin r.uar fH state university IL
cash wiu handle this
o. 60 Nearly new t.raum modern Eata
taEg. Joe fnt.E east side - Me3faae.
bi.nrk ngfih = DENIM waY
Ter ~ cash. 80 per n1uth
NHl-ut Cxlu tu an alley. cts WHfHr
20. me level lot excellent view
queen Anne nm
Ino-6 acros Al iaal 4. h. areh4rd
small house. good aufbuildIuna piaHa
vel fenced. ml frnm hual Land
lug across from Lesehi PARK EaaH
rbrss are only a sample come r.
and ipaS over ms Hat before aa#Ina
\ G. JOHNSTON.
Msin - i'hoasi-iad. Ascz -
JUST LOOK OVER THESE
tzo-,.room house aaa lot on sah ave.
north.
Too-t-rpom house and Iat Ia Columbia
80 Groom house aHd lot At Green
H5o-i1-room house aud lot on 9Th
ave. north
g oo. Groom house aud lot on s,h svs.
west. 49,
81 eU- 5-roam houac and lot. In IRE.
81 20 t-room house and lot Ia Ere.
mont
IiAMBLEruS a OLSEN.
~ Marion Hik. -
Liberal TERMS on norm
s. For five acres Of No. battuu
lHuI fine larne creek easy giaanad
u.sf school free mail excellent
rr.Ehbara Easy drive Co ssattAe
tGo-For 20 acres 81 very bsst land
facing on fine county road. near mill.
free mail school handy. EaHy Dive
CHARLES r AnAMa
ROOM 30. CuLNAS BLDG If
a FNAP-s-room pIsstered house At
Kirkland fine view uf lake. good
boat service Price So cash.
s. %. NEWELL. lig Marion st
For ssl.-ttoUs,, and Lot.
LEAVING country-Isrgs new hous.
aud Z acre.. lots of chickens, berries
etc, only te,b. on terms Of H. down
and so per month. to good party,
come Quick. zee Hanastt. inquire at
Rainier Beach boathuuHo or rooms
] or q upstairs In Times block tt
2-RooM house. 800. 80 down and SO
Per month
j. y MERRITT.
Phone Ballard 5s2i. rs North street.
TT
A MODERN cottage. new rooms.
lHHrw'nt and purUheas 81 co.. viii
give time. Phone DUES IgaI. Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30
Star Want AID. Agencies

y. ~. Mullen. S2t Ballard ave. ops
poaite City Hall.
Fremont Drug Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Quake prua Co. tof8 iat ave.
Thea. Harris atrosteffles, Rentens
G. NJ. LohndroH cigar store, Alu'
Second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

Hospital
yItVAIl home before and after CON
finemsnts terms fsaaaa.aa bic. nurse.
Junk.
II VOC sAnt CORRECT Weights and
prompt feturua dfuf with the Chiea4
Io Junk Co. taoa wsatsrni Main sti
nasausrsds Costumes
Mis- JOIN n CoEAHEY IL IN a.
Musical
NJ and Afs Douglas itaaa. Violin AID
plano iuHtfuetiaa. EQaa rim ave. lad
u III TT
VERA KIsa LAWN Nus u Piano.
violin tla Marion street Ind Tel
d lGt ii
Patent Attorney.
D y AbAha bfafnna eolman bla4
Millinery.
IfIMhHU Hats ed IIumaa sfa.. a.
half price NJ A ~ Hanson lGIl
cor tth aud Pine st
PUGET SQUAD NATIONAL hank
on HHAITLE
Capital stock paIa iu 81. 90 surplus
NO. M We suf ~. pre- A, agia.
thfhtar. correspondents ~ principal
cities 81 the United states and La
rope
TItE CAHADIAH Hank or cox.
hEHe -. CAPITAL pad Up. 8 i0o ~
al aaiiarsI. aafuIaa g. E1.59 inisT.
Get altunsd Ga time deposits a gen
.fsi bagsias business transacted
heattls branch corner James direct
and Second avenue q. v Holt
manager
I'M neARuisAYIAN AHIHIcAN
e. sss.is -. I'd saHiess e. 2" =, =
pfsaT j J. Lane. cashier. dsa. Il
FISHER. est sashlsf
PEOPLES HAtIaaa nANK
Second avenue ed Pike street, cap
itai Paid W 40 = ! = ksefsiagf.
Iftn = 4 aHeeHHsaf cashier con
tasreiaI savings nd tfuat business
Medical Specialist
IiAIAI diseases OF sasag nature
satHsHHfHIF treated Consult pHYHl-
gaa free fs.iz sss fe5s MsdlsaI
ifsat second conner Union.
ostsepathr.
s4AHfII#s.t Ist4HHAtY OF
EHIfAHfN at Second aEsrua
phone Matu 80 both men and ladg
tstsapstha saaHiHatlan free
wAHtua0foN INSTITUTE or os
TI18tAffHl rive reHHs ID haattls
SAFE Deposit tattdiaE ~ Fifst
Physician aad eurason
bE ~ 3 .ItHsEh Z aresisX
D. chambsra EDlsr bla Bath phaas.
osuHsta urt burfsts
Dh o. Is rEHHI. oe4AsL. AagiaL
On FONDA sADEAU ~ Rars. "a
ship suiissrs
MORAN BROS eoArAs4. engineers
ard HEipbuildaHH. Dr. DaEaa. Lutbr
Ter nAh Hsafus
storage
fH1Aks dsussfsd = cent? d.Ts
storage Zee piano "a fargi tfs
Trsaafsf & Hfsfaas .. - fifst.
18th phaass Nan -
al a free Nkr 4 Seattle a. Hssins
hosiHE : ataraKs G.. Ftrst Avsaas
sna chem street
Ph7tsaraphsrs. Supplies
ANuHHa0H HgfILf q. III Cssfry
At haaft.
rsIiosias School ----
ETfHfIH IaaIss Tailoring calsE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

To M auu Ms Prank nrohaus
Baxter station. January Is. KiFh
To Mr AND Mrs r. Naeee. Rainier
avenue. january g. bay
To Mr. and Mrs J r. Eel ISL
Hewitt street january e. Eifl
To Mr ana NnH n A shauufsld.
GO belmont avenue. january - a
boy,
10 MI. ana Mrs William AnsIsy
january Co. O. hay.
To Mr.. and Mrs chin We shInE
lig Eub avenue. January 81 a Eifi
To Mr aud Mfa n j NHsuFieN
loo6 thirteenth avenue. January -
girl
10 Nj. and Mrs Charles Auaer=
son. sss Howard street January IS.
girL
To MI. and Mrs l. Nafkav saa
Twelfth avenue. january g. boy
and girl
To Mr.. and Ms. e y Hart ttaa
Dean street. january aS a girl
To Mr. and Mrs r Bahiuus rs
Seventh avenue. January - a Eitt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

Is ACRES half mile FROM Riverside
station. Iuferurbau road. 81 per
uaHE
y UUgO SMITH
Rooms HHH q Colonial NI"th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

tau New Broom pIastrIrd house.
MHHIHHu Ger HuNh. owurr care ~
" 4 Fuller 20 und Jackson n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

Mia MANY SCHMIDT Hungarian
spiritual medium. riaIf..|Hri palm
IL HHHI reader. absolutely tIHH on
81 affairs af ME. business mining
IHaa ETC. IfadiHEH o.. uu1 20
Haam The gIuuhruuh it-a iiT.t
Ave. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

ron LEASE

GROCERY store 1u prominent corner
cell Hf Invoice SEQ
UHtHHHF shop hHHf locations onInE
FHaH business $3.50
fHamH. elegant furniture. so
T. rHana. cheap rent. tthu
rs LUCAS Is CO.
o. Sew York liik. -il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

pfInaeaa rHfsrfFurrru fhia wonderful
IHNrfIaH don't Hnrf the public 60
eiaHa her Nffh any other uaIfuiHt IN
Seattle without fIfHf Eu.-. .tlHG hrr
IrfasH.f end f4fHrs told from UfHt'e
L. gave Hauafarftau EuuruHfrrd -
D. uaF ifs lirHt Ave iiuuIH 60
daily ~.4
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Deaths

a M. burns aEe s months A. II
Pontius avenue. january e.
Hans Roal. age sa years. January
IS.
u. n McRramond. age e wears. AZ
Richmond. wash. January -
Dorothy Fluyter. age months. At
Green Lake. January -.
August Zaao, age % yHara ~ ttis
East Thomas street January e.
Robert W. srhneule aEa - gsarH.
al Iamando. cal. Jan -
Nah.l T. sinclair aHa THaHH. A.
1911 Tenth avenue. taaaafF =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

MAKE saaY IivinE IN tlumanr Garden
af Edsu 500 On Lake Warrington
al : ear lines uu cores ut - per
nFra set e. fruits aud herrlcu Own.
e. 81 room q Times block tn
IAH4T hail FOR rent centrally lorut-
sd tu# Third Ave. Phone Main 49,
u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

\ HNAf fadm nov house % Two
tafa corner 4 blocks from cor. good
view. liza
a II fEWTft. ne Marion nt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

pIiEAIU home before and after con-
nutmeHt. terms reasonable nurse
IluDh tGH Iu HzHd avenue IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30
Aoreaas tor safe

WHITE BINEN GARDEN rltAtrH
HEIWEEN SEATTLE AND
TACOMA
Have undivided Hu Ola hup ranch IA
very figH bottom iHuH into and lH.
aHrH garden tracts. 30 ~ each tract
fH CLEARED. cultivated. UH afHmUH
does mort overflow fiur running
HuHIHk water. Several tracts hn4r
buildings HHJ every tract haze hiHh
ground for mNdiuH Hitr. Railroad
station and school house uu che land
EHHNsled rtAda and FREQ mall drllN.
eEf all tHH uuHNruiru.HH 81 rHt.
ufh COME az once aut set ,huiUr
s acres from EsN 300. according Co
ImuFuN EmrHfH
A Il NEWELL. 100 Marion o.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-11
Granfreid.
g 9-fran36fif&
6reunb4a 1.

parts, 10. gug. Sier %srtuartst
man, bob 2bnis gbparb auf Der 9eim.
tebr bon Warisnbab benz prdfosntsn
2oubst absrmals einen 8eIu9 abffat.
ten miro. Ob bes gmpfan9es oes
fransbfi9en @ei9maoers In gomes &C..
rdtb bic Singo'preRe faf In @er3i.
dung. SieieIben 3eitungen, bic nod
Dor tuenisen Sabrsn In allen Sonarten
auf bas perfioe Mlbion f9impften,
freuen iebt ben 8riten Weibrau&.
sic ribmer bic ffsts noble @af.
freunbi&aft," bie R9 biesmal felbf
tibertroffsn. Ser Steele" rsnnt ben
Nustaui& Der 96fi4teiten rein gltid-
Ii9ss bifiorif@ss grsisnib" unb iust:
,Nebsn Dem fort abbdmmernbsn
BanbniB nit @ublanb srbebt f& Elm
fol9ss nit gn9lanb In bou frablen.
BEN @lan3e." Der SOaialifenfabrsr
Saurss bdmpft In Der v6umanite" bts
tiaibe Beeeiteruns ettpas NIT ben Wor.
ten: vgs mdse eth fonoerbarer SIR.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-11
9enti6e Gmigrantett
Gittoen Elm nenss 9eim in Netp Yprf.

Rem gort, 10. aua. Statts
lid uno i&mud ftsbt bas neue @ebduoe
ttr bas Dsuti9e gmisranten. Saus In
Stats Str. 3wiI9en benz 2so.9nus
unb benz unsarii9sn ginmanberer=
9etrt ani9eineno boaifdnbia fertis ba,
oo6 ertldrte geftsrn @sb. @ufab Do
ring, Der Miffiondr bes Seuti9en gmi=
grantsn. 6auies, bab nod sinige Be.
tails gu bolenoen fno, unb Der um3ug
tn ungsfdbr IA Sagel itattfinoen tpirb,
uilo 3tpar tuiro, uie es f9 BEL elmer
iOl6sn ieltenen @elegsnbsit ssbtibrt,
cine fsfIi9e Weibe ftattfinbsn. Gin
bsftimmtes Datum fir bic grbHnung
babsn &ep. S6rins uno bog Sauto-
mite oes 6auies nod nidt fefeefelt.
Sas 5aus, ME es iebt oaftebt, 1T cine
3ieroe fur bic State Ctr. Sie Sront
oes Oeoauoes be1te9f big gum 3tuettsr
Stodpert aus @ranit, i'm tibrigen aus
bsuen Yadfeinen nit Serracotta=gin
fahuna. gs 1T isds Stodmsrfe bod,
Der ie4ite Stcd 1T i'm Wanfarbenfil
nit S9ieferoa9 sebaltsn, uno Der gau
1T feuerfsf. Sas neus Seim bat nit
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