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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
.YANK[E: TWANG
D0[SN'1s!E ] (
Justice John Doesn't Like DarkieA
With Nortl,crn5Ac-

Tic smiled from Plttsburg and his accent
was foreign TO the ttarhes OF The court
wherein knowledge Is generated TO tile
generator the twnrlg was lko tho turns
Ing on OF tho reverse current. II went
against the smoothncss, and II caused
tho generator to rurflc up. to hump IL
self In tho middle and 10 make q noiso
like an cnrnged panther. lie was q wits
ness, and his name was Jones. lie had
como To tho court In behalf OF one John
Robcrtson, another negro. who was
charged with cursliig and threatening oilp
Robert Anderson, n young white man.
There was q cross warrant that charged
Mr.. Anderson with threatening TO shoot
tho negro. And hence tho presence OF
tho witness with the Quake, State
twang. 81, 553.
1t was shown 10 tho satisfaction Of
tho court that tho negro had cursed Mr..
Anderson and that when no (Andcrsol,)
drew his revolver 1t was to defend him.
self against Robertson, who had his
hand full OF rocks. And therefore Rob-
crtgon was assessed IS and Mr.. Ander-E
,sor, dismissed. Tho witness with the ac-
cent was given q talking TO that made
his face somewhat paler. Thore werc In
atlnyatlons Of an appeal but nothing camo
out about II.
Hair Beyond Fixing.
THOMAS Cane is negro who Inherited
3 all OF the kinklncss OF the hair OF hs
forefathers. His black wool stuck close
TO his head, and only pair OF SCISSORS
In tho hands OF n being with strong
wrist could nlake5n part. And Thomas
nmbled up and told tho court that after
no Ind been sr,ittcn once N inc race ana
on tho head m no walked Into barber
shop to strnlghten his ruffled hair.
..Huh,,. calculated the court.
..Des fixed UP nah hn'r, whar DAT
niger Ind done r,lmpled It up" spoke
Thomas In cxpla !.
"Tlx that hair! whatd you do TO ~
Now Niger you are lying Come here and
tn1k "a mo about STRENGTHENING your
lInir. Other niger boat you. eh7 Wen
col out OF here and I'll see tho other
fellow, said the court IN 81 wounded Nce
tone =,
Young Man in Much Trouble.
Richard Meade, a young white man
walked forth from the pen ana heatd
read TO him about 'stecn warrants l
charging different things. Ono was was :, lo'
trcspassing on the property o. the ga "a.
senger and Power Company; another saio
that he Ind been disorderlya still another
I'd him for being a fugitive from
tusticc from Henrco county. and last.
5hutsnotgin any ways least. came q charge
Of houscbreaking. On the latter charge
he was held while the others went ' over
| for the time being.
& I. b.. Schultz. the young white man,
whose father in Richmond persisted IN
his rejoining the navy. was taken 20
| Norfolk yesterday morning and there VII!
rcjoin his ship. from which ne skipped e'
| some time ago.
-Four young men said they 'a ~ S -, up
senner and Power Company. The court
warned them to keep away from i such
| places. .4ts 80 .
Martha Mayo n negro woman, didn'
| know the time OF night: she was Waik !,
about, and she paid $3.50 for not ha 'If4
| watch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
WALKING TO CANADA
FROM west virginia |.;.| !
Old Woman, Reaching New York
City, Asks for Assistance to 4.
Ottawa. 7.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dlspat ch.)
NEW YORK, Angus. l6,-On her way
from Creston w. Va, to Ottawa, Canada.
and having walked from West Virginia ii'll
10 this city. Mrs. Martha Rafe SIXTY
years old, stout. CHEEKY. mot herly-
looking woman applied at the Depart
ment OF Outdoor Poor, to-day for trans ms
portation the rest OF the way to CANADA.
mninder Of the distance. Il need be.
for when Superintendent Meeks told her
to wait awhile TIL he could attend 20 iieI
out OF the ONCE, saying: -.
well. II you alls can't do ,anythlng lo ,s
mo. / guess can walk to Ottawa same
: SUPERINTENDENT Meeks stopped her. ana 2 q
when no heard her story, he said ne
would Interest the United Chagit les ~
ottawa could not bo given her. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

sr "a aSt: or,s ,S,n Ss Fs snSps'ff
Instance TAKE the psopsss, = 'S % nsr aot
Ehetse ai hi lo fanEers a,e rie uh1s ,a
hey gamble at cards, stock q. some Way
t22l97Se ana when they EEniiSh e s aniSS
s sSedl'a faihtee tafR ,1ossy !hefe
companies the same; And ~ ~
la much ha svar hasa Gtdi
of sfnM the World as he only got Il, h /, Y
W onss wpprsnE poor nStoplaa sh
SO orsear single Word Of tatilted nom
money 'o that = 'f tSo rst
for that Is not only tainted, but rott aM
TOR ihey aye do v h ,eyh nWs $50
iuto control Of thS TURNER'S tobaeco NM nj
sye them het ,hsy eh oof rt F hg w ssnq
r rhgs {hn nr0 S'ldr a5p 10 en- "a car hey
IA while YOU hear OF their giving awinIy y
no epy a., iXffy t1s et feh
Istis Being S STA ainhtea ne But hey take p
1 4ara ana ESS east p XnS aes IS anS
neo uf ,il n,acaand when Is wants e
not do good. Now. don't think Mr. r.
Rockefeller Isl tho tneanost man on14eartlI
or his money the most rotten 40 may
have extortioned the people pvt J, / i the
same time Ills el NE eIhfaRe Pc tra FhI
SEQ he makes IS presenting his money to
rich concerns that don't need i and. Of Of
course, they think It tainted When n ny
and Eiva his m oncy to churches and th y,
poor that Mood II, There would be no tax
ofataintcd money. but only thanks.
spare to state, home and foreign mis-
slons OF Virginia. and think he w pug
We should allow this old man TO giyoy MS
money as he sees best and 90 Al AL! tho
good be can on earth; for, II nc iiyes q
Christian on earth, God will certainly. r ro ;.
ward him for and i he Is o eomI1lt y bG
damned and sAif we cannot say, good
words for anyone. let US say nothlnRt
Very respectfully, coy
r. II. D. No. 4, Buffalo Junction, Vn,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
SURVEY BOAT
HANCOCK ] ] K. SUNK J. INK
Struck BY Freighter Binghampton
and Badly Damaged Officers
and Crew Escaped. 4.
Associated Press.)

~ IA. (BV ASa0ClHteQ FTEbH.J AZ ~. q
DETROIT. MICH. August l6,-The
United states survey boat Hancock was
sunk In Lake ST. Clair to-day about two
miles north OF the Crosse Polnte light
ship. No lives were lost. Il. s. Wheeler.
assistant chief United States district on 1
irlg soundinys for the proposed twcntyi
f1ve-feet channel. .5a fgG |
The Hancock was crossing the channel
when the package frcighter binghanp.
ton, OF Buffalo. bound up, struck her
bow and damaged the Hancock SO scri-
ously that she sank In two minutes =
The officers and crew ESCAPED IN 5lii &c
Tho Hancock is 100 feet long and lis
twelve years old She will probably be
raised. Captain Charles L. Wilson, OF
Detroit, who was In command o. me
Hancok, said that he had exchanged
port signals with the Binghampton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
The Value Of Appearance.

We printed In Sundays paper an m
terestlng description OF the new court
house at Louisa. Wo made feature OF
this because tho Tmcs-Dispatch be-
llcvcs that an imposing courthouse is
publlc benefit All public buildings
necessarily have their influence uron tho
architecture Of the community. The far
mcr who goes to tho county scat and
sees a handsome courthouse, we'll kept
and cared for, will, In spite OF himself
be Inspired with desire to make MS
own premises more attractive, and every
thing which tho farmer does TO add 70
the appearance Of his place tends TO
enhance It's value IN his own eyes and
In the eyes OF others, II no has a white
house with green blinds, surrounded py
a we'll kept lawn with shade troes, u
his barns and fences arc whlto-wasl'e"
and .all tho promises present an ap-
rcarnnce of caro- and thrift, the farm
will BIO worth a great deal more thall
the farm OF his neighbor, with equally
rood land, whose house Is unnainscd,
whose yard is baro, whose fences and
out-DulldlnRS are iou6i az" "Si'' $3.50
! whose appearance IL generally shabby
! and slipshod.
4 1t is strange to us that farmers gen
4 orally do not pay more attention 20
| appearances Paint and whitewash are
| not only ornamental, but preserVauVe.
| No man can affordpnot to paint his house,
| for the paint protects It against weather
conditions and makes It far more durable
All this, TO say nothing Of tho comfort
1 and satisfaction TO himself and the mem,
/. hers Of his family Of hayinB IN at
tractive home,
But an attractive courthouse exerts a
creator influence even than this. The law
"a an Intangible sort of q thinl, anu
many people Judge It by It's nynlhols, n
4 the law IN any county Is represented ny
a dlapidated lll-kept building. the peo-
: p,o who attend court cannot and VIII
not have the Same respect for II us thiy
have for a law II the seat OF Justice
be an Imposing building, presided over
by dignifed Judge, 1t would be bet
ter. in our opinion. II the judge wear q
gown. as the official sign OF Office, we
L waive that point, but we insist upon th'
Imposing courthousei and any man wh'
euits on the floor should be Nned for con
,en,ut. We congratulate the people o
y louisa on their fine temple Of justice
and commend their example 10 an WE
ginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
The Pittsylvania Situation.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch'
sir,-In your to-days Issue ! am re-
ported as stating t'At the. Go 70, nea s
inined no Montague man resides"
Your reporter misunderstood me, There 2
arc some excellent men who vote at
stnkesand. pIttsyIIvanin county, ne G q, v
porting him and equally as good men
opposing him. The latter, however, nre'
OPINION Srea, X ~ ba the ina ma'9 Guy.
ernor Will not only lose his county, but
his home township and precinct. by de-
cided majorlties. . -, =
q in talking to your reporter ! meant 70
Voting district in tho Governors home
township In which, SO far hs fas peel'
aseortained no MontnGue sup Hs carre ee-
sides" will thank you , = or WIS r. cotteo-
WE WV. r. a. JAMES.
Danvlllc. Va. August 10th. 1905.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
1anan' 4 Terms of Peace.

,rnn Nav York Journal Of Commerce
thinks that Japan's terms Oh peuee a.
not al III Unreasonable and recalls th '
oxnctions Of Germany from Franco ~
Tho war of 1To-'71. 1t is conceded says Jay
Fthc ,ro,,rnn, OF Commerce, that this war
cost Germany at tho utmost no more Nl,
than s3oo,ooo,ooo yet Gefmuny cSa elr'e .
From France$ln tho form Of al indemnify fnl'
billion dollars, and In ADDITION 55 o. y
tainod 100000, 900 interest on the war IN y
IDENTITY, $4,000, 900 contribution OF the cry
~ parts, while nbout s14O,ooo'ooo was was
cxacted from tho occupied departments
hy way Of forced contributions, taxos,
fines. etc. Besides thla, France cetled4 10 70
Germany Alsncc and Lorraine, IN other
words. Germany exnctcd more thhh lo gu
times tho cost Of tho war, and the Jour--
mi OF Commerce. snys that II Japan
should follow Germany'n precedent, she
would be entirely Justified IN claiming
Mt least a billion dollars Indemnity. Aver
informed writer In tho Nineteenth Cen
t,,ry,, Inns estimated Jnpans expenditure
MS follows: Moneys raised for the war
by loans ana otherwise, $3.50 ,oO0,O oo; COM
pensntion for the number of crippcs ana
widows and orphans who have been MADE
by tho war s15o, ooo, 900; compensation 1or
the civil population for damages suffered
through the raids OF the Russian cruisers
and other Incidents of the war; s75,eco'opo;
uear md tenr OF war material, llquida-
ton OF The war involved in bringing the
army back TO Japan, etc sloo,oooooV' IN IN
other words, says the Journal Of Com
merce. Japan may fairly claim from Rus
sin solely on the ground Of actual war
expenditure the sum Of at least S9o7 'Ooo wv
so that making allowance for the ex-
penses incurred since this estimate was
made, some six weeks ago. a total claim
of $1,000, ooo, 900 could be by no means ex-
cessive, even without reference TO the
German precedent OF a generation ago.
1t must be remembered. however, that
when negotiations were opened between
Grmnny and France, France was com
plctcly Bubducd ana Germany "tls ~ 70
tress OF the situation. The situation be-
tween Russia and Japan Is quite dittcr'
ont. Russia has a largo army already II
the field and Is capable OF carrying OF
the war indefinitely. Japan did not star
out with any idea Of conuuering Russia
Her avowed purpose was to prevent Rus
sian cncroachment. sho has accomplish
cd that purpose. Russia agresa 10 aban
don all the rights she has acquired J,
ManchurIa, to give japan control IN kore
/ and to preserve the open door In China
Japan is not poor and she could well al
ford to retire with these accomplishment
without receiving Il dollar of reimburse
ment beyond that which will come t
her incidently from Russias abandonment
Il OF her rights in Manchura.
We believe, however that Japan shoul
Z have tho Island of Sakhalin. 1t was her
originally and shc was dofraudod out
= it. It Is an old score, and we do nc
blame Japan for settling 1t to her ow
advantage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
Virginia Patents.
,r,o TrqIm,,es-DIspntch.

(special 10 The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
sHINGTON. .. G.. Angus, Nv ~
Messrs. Davis and Davis. Wasn.hs Ne
patent attorneys, report the kta .aa ,oi.
week to citizens OF virginia ~ ~
lowing patents: ton for
sn,r,np machine shuttle; Thomas =.
y sv" ~ Richmond, for a combined led 9.
M IN a. - ~ l,e, John o. Morris q Klem.
nm ond 'el for combined door knob and ~ ne'l
SAUL snuI w shoop. Of Front Royal fof :
lime kiln. I'll 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

Editor of The Tlmes-Dispateh; J,
w Sr Ike 'n Worh - n n for The GOV
ernorsh sTo Of To our State most strenu-
Gus in vieing with each other. i se n, ~
70 be II their promises Is extr nf nsgble
non moneys. The principal and pet specasn'-,
. lions being IN the direction Of public
schools and roads. . ~
Under these conditions y seems ~, ~ " ~
them has ' patent cat ii the a chemical Pre- g,
cess (safe and surely operatiYe) py Wn' Q,
money can be evolved Tor , ban by 1 be.
other purposes. in any W IN he e,.e r pS ~
inI,direct--both bad and dis.rass,ns) from
ny p0s'>'s' v JAMES II, EPEs;
Sd Blackstone. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
Saints and Sinners,
EdIlor OF The rlmea- plspalchi

Editor of The Times pispatch'
sir,-,l want to thank y9u III, tor g,y,! IRE
vs. the promise whifhis ean ~ The rimsa-
p.,!spatch, Thnss are happening 80 % fia ri
Whs d Ion ,s KIP a Se aaMi 70 Keyza
III. Roosevelt too you glys 10 70 nr e ~
blessed Is that ma Ion Wh9,sae Goa a T. no ~
Lord You say TN ! II Teslfheh{ W. NE liza
viii Or God he should hsY tlHsbii X:l0 o.
"And without holiness nGtancnhn nyn ny .,
man shall see the Lord Ars thff Ieav val
fomr' saints; hell Tor sinners, AS tres
falleth, 30 1t lies, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
Pledge O 3 Primary Ballots.

Editor OF Tbs Time -Disp CHI:
sir,-It Is reported that he ballots sent NJ
pledge sattaehed The obvious result would u
be TO allow liquor men, who would NOT
agree ID support the ticket. 10 take part
ii e primary and IN yiew o. t ety sa co
mittees when suggestions arc made re- re-
CUES sting Judges Beleoton who G,a haye thho
move suggests a ,deep.lald plan. and as a..
result, the will of the Democracy
might be upset by Republican and non,
Dam ocratic voters. Please investigate and
Of the State should take hand. DO the
gods lntond the destruction Of our party?
- - Il sSta DEMOCRAT.
(Tho State Committee does not furnish
tbs ballots to the local committees, but
simply certihes to them the names OF
the general candidates whose names are
to appear thereon.a II is left entirely tc
| the local committees to supply or not a.
| they may SEQ nj the pledge provided Tor
| by the primary plan,-Editor Times Dis
Dutch.) tiS5f& ts,.sA#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
STEPS TO
t0 PROTECT SUBMARINES i. 5
Z fRy Associated Press

K, ;1yAsIIINGTON. August 1.-THE Navy
iI111enart,r,ent has approved recommenda-
! lions made by the Naval Board Of Con n.
atr,ict lion. which were made with view
"a safeguarding the crews Of the SUP
marine torpedo boats. and to preeluas
so far as possible the probability Q!
disaster, such ms befell the French sr r,,,
marine torpedo boat lar1aoe.. . :, no no
hnard recommended that submarine
b hoata manned by inexperienced crews
-. 20 nonvar In waters not more than eight
- ,homs decp, and that they be pro
n,dnd With lifting shnckles. and be 2. !.
c cruon by vessel provided VIII. W.
iit.ing apparatus, 50 that the submarine ,t I,,r
may be promptly brought TO q. me e. s nor
face should any accident occur g ~
machinery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
Richrnonders In New York,
! (specia to The TInlesvp lspa

Especial to The TInlesv IlspH I 71 !, M
NEW YORK, August lG.--ls., -, i,es!s' n y
Sloan , II. Wilder and Wife i, r. Frat
ana VIE; Manhattan, pr. g, IL John,
s ston; ST. Andrew, II, g. Brown Hotel !,
Astor. M, Il Rose, y. q ~ lson; h II,ssa
way Central, r, Jacobs; Grand Union
w. ], redwood, @, 9, Fhl|llps,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
STILL AT LARGE.
Reward Offered for Missing
Orange Murderer.

Especial 10 Tho Times; Dlsspatsch22
VULCAN, VA. August 1s;,-H err kii iiId
eeSmnI lh sco 9tsa on July July ssh Is stu e.
large large. one hundred dollars r eM ho, y
OF ered for rs arrest nH; a. sm M a. years
t n,L weIrhs liz pounds and Is bow.leggeas;
fe e has ms'i e auek Step IN walking hos bMd
countenance, shows blue gums IN enc ana rS dark
tt fethh ana carried lea singebarre breech
loading gun. 8ss &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
Personals and Briefs,

Mrs. W. II. Butler and daughter, Alma,
Of Church ltil. are spending me mon1 NJ
OF August at Ocean View
Mr.. 3. O. Campbell. Chesapeake ana
Ohio agent at Lexington, VA. spent YES
teriay IN RIchmnnd en- route fep neSnS 9IL'p'n
few days IN New 9ork clly. NJ NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
Another Booker Washington
Incident"

In commenting last spring on u speech
which Booker Washinsto made al Iiamp-
ION. We raised the point that Washing
ton vas setting dangerous example to
his race; that lie had been receved al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

1t Is said that Chinese ladies are firing
of their old ideal of tiny fcct, and Will
shortly start a movement in favor OF
larger TRIBES. If China really wants to
become Amerlcanized, It doesn't seem
quito fair to the rest Of us that she should
take Chicago for a model.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
Took Nothing With Him,

nicks--.Well, i see old Goldrox has LOST
every dollar no had lnali!he Woria'u ,,n
Wicks-" lncredible! WHAT Was W ta''-
ureT -, s,aa
this morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

,u..n,rnto bureau. NO sol FourtceEnntn
street. Northwest, corner Peh's'1' = =
Avenue. $50
Y Man or esters Bureau: Carriers Drug s'0' :
No. 1902 Hull Street.
! petersburg Headquarters: W. a. . N'
n North Sycamore Street
The DAILY T1MEs-DIsPA;T'c;lHa5 =. IS So 500
alta cents copy .,.,., !,
Tho SUNDAY TIMES DIST y - Z - 3 =
sold at s cents n copy,
The DAILY TIMES DISPATCH, IN '''l
ing Sunday In Richmond and Manchester n'',
ana Petersburg. BY carrier, - cents per per
week or 50 cents per month. Ut
THE TIMES. DISPATCH, Rlchrmord' va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

St. Louis lady has filed suit for
$50 600 damages on account Of one days
unjust imprisonment How joyfully would
most people spend few years IN jail
ut tho above ratio!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

Richmonds population is Increasing
rapidly but she Is finding difficulty IN
supplying vlce-presidents for the pubic
meetings OF the several candidates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

Ovama is all ready. II Japan should
happen to need him at any time, Ae Is
prepared, but patient,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

Johann 1Ioch. the Chicago Bluebeard
will BIO amused to learn that the Sultan
of Morocco has only 1000 wives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

TO tho Charlotte Observer greeting:
"Will a lonely dog follow you on the
stroet?" Now, speak up like 4 man and
answer frankly and fully,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

There is IL widespread conviction that that
~ peace negotiations should be called OF
as a failure somebody would ba nj IN
tho Far East right away.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

1t Is a grumpy man who complains OF
tho rainy weather nowadays since no
must know how tho crops are enjoying y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

Venezuela is reported to be buying guns
in large quantities, but nobody seems to
care.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

entered January e. 1908, az
Richmond, Va, as second elass
matter, under act OF congress
Of March 8, 1879.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

The new foci OF the graft epidemic arc
still multiplying.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
The Promises Of Candidates,

Danvlllc. Va. August 10th, 1906
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
Hope Of the Republicans.

II. II. y. No. i, Buffalo Junction, w,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
6efdn9nikbrano.
3wei Jniahen nmsefommerl.

2afe Gttp, 3d., IL. RoD.
Geo. %. 8uttrid unb Wm. Sadion
famsn In einem Geuer um, oas bon
Buttrid beute Na&mittag angelegt
wuroe. Die @enanntsn. fowie s. s.
gipple unb Siaac Mlen muroen tpe9en
unoroentliden Betragens berbaftet.
Rurs nod ibrer @inlieferung In oas
@efdnsniB. lab man &au9 ans Der
3ele bringen. In Der 8uttrid une
Sadfon untersebra4t waren. War-
ibal MiIes tonnte muir nod Sipple uno
Mlen gettsn.
Ser &eboIter ri9tet
unbetl an.
Detroit, IL. Nop. Ha lebtbin
In ieinem 9auie einsebro4en tporoen
rcar, taufte Der 8ei&dftsmann Sass
S6Ornburn ieiner Grau einen &sbOl-
Der, um f9 idibsn au f6nnen. Wdb'
reno er ibr ben Me9anismus ertldrts
aing Elm SduB log unb bic 6rau fiel
in bic S4ldfe getrOHen tobt nisbsr.
u r m E 3 sans B 9 n t.
Macon, ITO, IL. Nopbr. Sas
Nrmenbaus bon Waeon 60. lit abae.
brannt. Cine Grau u. W. Seder err
lit idmere granomunben. Der Sud.
i4aoen betrdet $25, 900.
90 abIfonte #.
Rem Dort, IL. Sob. Sas
iurifif9e 9omite Der yWunicipal
Swneribip 2easue" ieBte beute feline
8emibun9en fort Bacterial gu Iam-
meln UNI bic lebte Maporspabl ansu.
fetten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13

GUAR Gureb e@txfex - grFe DuaIttdt :
1870 gnrnb Is: Ii Rtsab l3te; lo-l2
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