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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-04-12

Wheeler and taking up a number OF
entries in the outskirts of the county.
In California R. A. Hyde, John A..
Henson and Henry P. Dimond, extern
sive land spectators, have been indict-
ed on the charges of conspiracy and
the effort to take them to Washington
~ : M The First Clew.
This, in brief, is the outline of the
plot, the results of the Investigations
and the progress of the legal battle.
1t was in the latter part of 1902 that
the first intimation of extensive land
frauds reached the ear of Secretary
Hitchcock, and the circumstances con-
nected Herewith are of rather a singu-
lar character. 1t has been said that
it takes a thief to catch thief, and
strange enough the first information
of frauds in the land entries was given
by a man who had been in the employ
of d-grabbers, and who was threat
ening to expose the frauds in order to
enforce the payment of hush money.
He sent letter after letter to the gen.
eral land Office at Washington, but it
is said that Binger Hermann, at that
time commissioner, ignored the letters,
and then sent evasive replies in an
effort to suppress the matter. But
when the letters became too persistent
a special agent was at last sent to in
vestigate to Tucson, Ariz., from which
point the letters had come. The report
of this agent did not reach the depart
ment until September, and the clerk
who read it was SO impressed with it's
Importance, as it stated that big steals
and frauds were being perpetrated on
the government, that he took it direct
to Commissioner Hermann There it
Commissioner Hermann Exposed.
About this time Secretary Hitchcock
received a confidential letter, intimat-
ing that such a report had reached his
department. He at once sent for Her
mann and asked for the report, and
upon it's being produced, the commits
siOners resignation was demanded.
The latter requested three or four
weeks time, which, it is charged, he
spent in destroying press books and
other tell-tale evidences of corruption,
and for this he has just been indicted
at Washington.
Impressed with the seriousness of
the situation, Secretary Hitchcock at
once assigned Arthur B. Pugh, an at
torney of the interior department, and
Harry e. Steece, special agent of the
general land Office, to make an inves-
tigation. When they reached Arizona
they found that the man who had been
instrumental in starting the investiga-
ton had changed his mind and re-
fused to make any further statement.
They then proceeded to California and
after brief investigation returned to
Washington and reported that the
frauds were evidently extensive and
that the services of detective would
be necessary to work up the evidence.
Chief John E. Wilkie of the United
States secret service, was called in and
at his suggestion one of his operatives,
William J. Burns, was placed in full
charge of the secret service end of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-04-12

Washington.--The story of the big
land frauds Of the west when all told
is one of the most startling and inter.
esting of modern annals.
1t is a gigantic conspiracy, detec.
tive story and a tremendous legal bat.
tie all in one.
The conspiracy reaches back through
the years, involves hundreds of thous-
ands of acres of the finest public lands
in Arizona, California, Oregon and 9th.
er states, and includes among it's long
chain Of conspirators, men prominent
in state and nation, government Off.
Gals and employees, and wealthy cor
porations, including at least one rail
road.
The detective story equals any of the
Sherlock Holmes variety in the keen
ness and nicely with which the faint
est clews have been followed up, mys-
teries unraveled and the guilty, high
and low, at last cornered, in spite OF
unlimited power and influence and
loads Of money used to block investi-
cation and checkmate the detectives.
The tremendous legal battle begun
some time ago when sufficient evidence
was secured to start court proceedings
and which is still raging, is a conflict
of giants. The government has en-
ployed the finest legal talent to be had
to prosecute the cases and the men
on trial, and to be tried, are sparing
no efforts or money in trying to escape
conviction. 1t is fight every inch of
the way, with several points scored by
the government thus far.
And all this is included in the COM
plete story of the land frauds-a story
of fascinating interest because of it's
startling revelations.
1t is story one wants to read
From the time some three years age
when Secretary Hitchcock, of the in
terror department, first received the
hint that gigantic land steals were 60
ing on and started the machinery Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-04-12

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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-06-14

If You want good outing suit fol-
S.. 90 call nc Bears.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-06-14
Commencement This Week.

AS announced in detail last week,
the commencement exercises of the
high school and Of Luther College
take place this week The high
school graduating class will give
their class play at the Grand tonight
and the commencement address by
Prof Wilcox of the state university
will be given at the Grand tomorrow
night At Luther College the COM
mencement exercises of the prepare
tory department will be held this al
ternoon at four o'clock, with the adj
dress by Rev. l.. Rogue of Spring
Prair lie, Wis, and the regular COM
mencement exercises will be held to-
morrow morning at ten O'Clock, with
the address by Rev. II. Strand of AL
bert Lea, MINI.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-06-14
Passing of E. Mathef.

Mr.. f. Mather, a widely known and
highly esteemed pioneer resident OF
this city, passed away at his home OH
East Main street last evening at nine
O'Clock, after an illness that confined
him to his home for about two weeks,
at the advanced age of eighty-twO
years. He was born in Livingston
county, N. Y, Nov. 10, 1922, and
came to DEBORAH from Conover, where
he had been Engaged in railroad con-
tracing. 30 years ago, his wife dying
two wears later. For many years he
was Justice of the Peace and for a
long time City Clerk and has for over
a quarter of century been the efficient
secretary OF the Masonic orders of
the city, all of which positions he
filled with credit and honor, elicting
the esteem of all with whom he came
in contact. His was an amiable char
acter, kindly disposition and we'll
spent life. The funeral services will
be held from the home on Friday at
ternoon at 3 80 O'Clock, and his re-
mains will be inferred with Masonic
bOuOrs
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-06-14
LARGE STRIP OF PAVING
TEN MORE BLOCKS PAVED THIS YEAR.
City Council Votes Brick Paving for
Broadway, Court, Main and Winne-
bagO Streets, and Three Alleys.
To Begin Work July ist.

Another great stride i'll the perma-
nent Improvement of DEBORAH was
made by the city council at the re-
quest of AUDITING property owners on
Wednesday evening when resolution
was passed by almost unanimous
vote providing for the paving with
vitrified brick of Broadway from
Court to Washington, Court from
Broadway TO Water, Main from Court
to Washington, Winnebago from
Broadway to Main streets, and the
alley from the rear of @. n Goddard's
to the Grand opera house and at an
adjourned meeting Friday evening
the petition of property owners adding
to this the alley in the rear OF the
post office block was also granted.
Ever since the first paving was put
in, it has been the universal opinion
that sooner or later the above should
be added to properly complete the
business streets of the city, and this
year is without question the best of
all for it to be done. Inasmuch as
the grading of the court house square,
the construction of new walks, etc.
must be done this year, it is far bet
ter that the whole job should be
done at the same time. so that grades
may be permanently esta blished, and
additional expense for the future
prevented. When completed lit will
give DEBORAH better improved bust
ness section than any town of its size
in the state, and it will be done for
years to come. There is almost un-
iversal pleasure among our citizens
over the action of the council in this
matter.
Particulars concerning the new i'm
provement may be found in the official
publication of the council proceedings
in this paper. 1t Is expected, we un-
derstand, to begin work as soon after
July lst as possible, and to complete
the job early in the fall.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-06-14

On last "Wednesday OCCURRED the mar
riage of Miss Minnie Ramsey of Glen
wood to Mr.. Edgar j. Wangsness of
Watertown, N. ID. The ceremony was
performed at the Washington Prairie
church at eleven O'Clock, in the pre-
sence of about three hundred relatives
and friends. A reception at the home
of the BRIDES parents followed the
ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Wangsness
have the best wishes of host of
friends throughout the county.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-06-14
Olaf HOffOs Dead.

Olaf Hotfos, one of the highly es-
teemed young men of the city. passed
away last evening at eight O'Clock,
after an extended illness from con-
sumption. He was the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Hoffos, and was 80 years
of age. We are without on obituary
for this mornings paper.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-06-14
Tennis tournament Next tuesday

Next Tuesday afternoon, at the
courts near the high school. building,
will occur the annual preliminary
tennis tournament for the silver cup,
which has been Won the past two
years by Miss Ethel Lloyd. Miss
Lloyd is now abroad, and it is pos
5 IDLE that she will return and contest
for the cup for the thi,d time with
the winner of the tournament next
Tuesday. If she should do SO and
win. the cup will belong to her, If
not ii will be given to tie winner
of this years tournament, who must
win il three successive years to hold
il. Those who will compete next
Tuesday are Mrs. f. ], Curtin, Mrs.
l.. f. Button, Misses Ethel Baker,
Ella Treat, Sadie and Ruth Mont
gomery, Kate Baker, Louise Lennon,
Stella Paine.
If You want good outing suit for
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-06-14
CHURCH NOTICES.

CONGREGATIONAL - Subject at
the Congregational church next Sab
bath Morning Memory in This and
the Other World" and in the evening
-"Row to Make Sure of God" Child
ren's day will be observed ON June
25th.
UNtTY-Sunday, June 18th will be
children's Day at Unity Church. APP
propriate service at 10 80 a. m, con-
Quoted by Rev. Margaret T. Olmstead.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-06-14
Good Sport But Poor Eating

Some Of our citizens are having
great sport spearing carp, thousands
of these fish being on the OVERLOADED
bottoms. They are not the best eating,
but find ready sale at Kansas City
where they are canned and perhaps
shipped to foreign countries. Lansing
Mirorr
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-06-14

Don't forget that Brunt & Parman
are making the lowest prices on Wall
paper.
The nice fitting suits worn about
town are from the Ben Bear clothing
house.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-06-14
Look Out For Your Dogs.

Mayor Daubney wishes us too state
that the city dog ordinance will be
strictly enforced after July LIST. All
dog owners must obey the terms of the,
ordinance or suffer the consequences.
Many of Decorah's beautiful
lawns were produced by the use of
Chicago Park" lawn seed sold by N.
II. Adams g. Son.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-06-14

-Buttonless suspenders 80 cents al
Bears.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

0Olbman" ,fagte Der &ebner, cine
imasindre periOn sur 8hbns leitenb,
.uno nimm bier plab. SEPT tomni
aud Su gbarlss polftsr unb iebe Bid
neben Sobnnp bin uno gu, Sames,
laB einrnal Sein SaeffslmaB nit benz
bo1en goben liegen unb isbe Did
neben Sohnnp uno @barIep nieoer unb
bu @ufabus Rabte unb Wi0iam 2ii-
fsl, unb Mife Spnapan, Der 3anoioat
Der segerl einert sbrenuertben garser
Mi9ael 8inci in Der @ampagne als
staotratbsaspirant auftrat unb bu
@odp Shea uno anoere msbr. fellt su9
einmal ole neben Sobnnp, @harlp unb
Sim bin als 0erfe9ter Der &eate Der
3anbioatur Sobnniss. limb bu, Der
bu ba 10 gebudt bort ibt. bamit bid
niemano fiebt, fomm bu au& einmal
bisrber Selepan Smith, unb fele bid
nit Sobn unb gbarlp unb Sim bier
auf. SEPT tommle einmaI bu oaber bu
li4lanter Sohn beg Siaates .Snbiana,
bu 8iceprdRoent G%airbanfs, uno ou
Senator Snerfreet, bu Yorbilb Der
iungsr 3eute unferes Staates, urb
ou Senator 8~eberiose, beRsn Stimme
beim gansen @Olfe wilia @sb0r finbst.
uno tann uniere @ei9dftsleute, g. 8.
aifins, oer BefBer Der gr0Bten Sdsen-
fabrif Der WsIt. unb arbere mebr.
felt gu9 an meiue Ssite; unb banri,
msine 3ub6rer. berslsidt einmal
oieie 2eute nit benen. bic auf 6Dlb,
mans Seite ftebsn = uno es fonte
ni4t I1werfaaen, oenIInteridieo AL fins
ben. Stelt gu4 einmal @odp Shea
i'm gerglei1e nit einem bieier 6erren
bor."
2a9ialuen unh nidt sn6entpoaenoer
8eifaa be9leitstsn bic launisen Mus-
fdle oes republitanii9sn 9anoibaten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
parika- Sdnupfsr
Eerspenoam9 ocr Samenforner oss slneifs=
baautes in Smoamsrtfa.

Sas Sabati9nupfen lit in europa
pabrfGeinli6 bon Den 9ortugieien
eingefii6rt lpprDen. sic bdtten es bel
Den SnOianern in Sibamerita be-
oba9tet uno, pie Oas Hau6en, alio5
BALD na9ged6mt.
Sene J~fotbbGute f9nupfen jeboG
ni9t ale Sabat, ionOern pielmebr Ya>
rita, elm pulper, oas our9 3eritoben
Der Sament0rner Oes @ngifobaumes in
iteinernen WtDriern mitielit StOBel
aus gein pOer 9ol5 gepDnnen miro
unO cine mGBig berduf9enoe Wirtuna
ausibt, Bel Den Maube am &ip Soiis
nambaranas pirb Der parifa in Do
fen aus S9nedeni9alen aufbepabrt.
8eim S9nupfen i9ittet man Den Ya=
rita in. Die 9ertiefung bon braunen.
bIbi9 pcr5ierten, banbfpiegelurtigen
BrettGen un0 sie6t i'm mittelit 4ffenz
r0brentno6en, Die nit gelben 5eoern
gei6miidt un0 an ben Gnoen nit Sc
oerfielen perieben fino; in beioe Raien=
lO9er elm. Sierauf miro oas Brett To-
fort nit einem aus ben S9panSfeoern
oes groBen 4%mciienbdren bergeitsllten
8efen sereinigt. oiefer Johann in ieinen
9ebGlter aus Hobr, bas 9an5e aber in
cine aus pflanSenfaiern geflo9tens
Sadie geitedt, tpel9e an einem bon
re9ts na9 linfs ~laufrnben 8an0elier
getragen miro.
8ei BEN am Hio Mabetro bauienoen
Murd finoen mir cine aus einem
@obr tide angefertiste S6nupfporri9z
tung, beren pfeifentopfdrtiger aufiat
aus einem &0brenfno9en beffebt, Der,
na9bem er nit parifu gefint pur0e,
in Die Hais 9eitedt miro. Stun tritt
cine apeite Yerfon beran. nimmt bas
gnoe oes &otritudes in Den Munb
un6 blGft oen parifa ieinem 9esens
iber in Die Naie. Sn glei6er Weiie
miro BEL ben I}arana am obereu Imaz
Sona sei9nupft, nur Dab BEL ibnen oas
S9nupfaerGt6 aus eefriimmtem &obr
beitebt uno nit apeifarbigen Saf=
f9niiren umtpun0en lit. Die &ari.
puma f6iitten ben parifaitaub einfaf
auf bic fla9e 9anb uno 5ieben ibn bers
mDse zines Observation-Disclosures in Die
Ndfe Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

YieIleiht mare ss, tuenr bfe Wta'
acknowledgement au ben 3etten Bis
contis8 suofas obsr felbf prinettis se=
ipislt bdtte, Germ SeicaHe m6glia ges
psisn. fsin 3ieI. Stalisn CUR nntrsue
3u bsranlahen, 3u errei9en. oenn beioe
Mdnnsr ftanbsn peri6nli9 nit ibren
Spmpatbisn san3 auf frana6Ri4sr
Settle, tpsnri fe aud riatirli& bur4 ibr
Imt 3ur goriat ge3Dunger tuarer.
Sas segsnudrtise Winifterium aber
bat bonn Sage ieines Imtsantritts on
fsinsn 3msifsI baron ~gelafen, bab es
bic befebenosn 8inbniRe als bic
@runolase Der %auswartisen politit
Staliens bstra9tet. Sn Der lebten
3sit fnb bsiIdufis Die Spmpatbien bes
italisnifdsn Bottles fur Senti4lanb
bur9 ben tta%ttrdfiieen antbeil, ben
Der gunbeseenoRe i'm Noroen an Der
2atafropbe In 2alabrisn ssnOmmsrl
bat, geftdrft morben. Sur oas gh.o'
nib nit Osfsrrsi9. llnsarn fnoet I'm
bergen bes italisnif9en Bottles teinen
lsbbaftsn Mntlans, bel Der MarOtto.
ansslsssnbsit banoelte IS fi4 ia aber
nt9t un oisiss 8inonis. ionoern I'M
oas 8unoesperbdltnib gu Seutf9lano.
Sslbfpsrtdnolia tann man es Der
itaIisnif9en &esieruns ni8t perargen,
bab fe bsrslia frob oariiber 1T. baB Der
2riessfau ni&t einsetreten TT. Stalten
brau9t ben 5rieben, UNI feline wirtb.
f9aftli9e Gage, bic omar beute erbeb'
lid better if als Dor einem Sabrsebnt,
bic absr burd unslhdsfdQe mie In So.
labrien INNER wieoer aeff6rt mirb, au
toniOlioisren. SO fanr aud I'm 10
eber fi9 ben Mrbeiten bes Grieoens bin.
gsber, als es tpobl tpsib. bab ss fir
feline sutinftisen pldne bini9tli4
Ieiner Gtelung i'm Mittelmeer Bel
ieinsm beutf9en 0erbtinoete1 auf tuobls
tuullenbe 56rberuns rednen fann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

= Der unter Dem Hamen
ypbilo6pros" in up5ala, Der Glteften
nprbeuropGif9en ~l1niperiitGt, beites
benbe afdbemii9e San5club, Der unter
ben afabemii9en @ereinen gang ein5is
Oaitebt, 9ut iiindit iein biertelbunberts
idbrises Bethlehem sefeiert. Seiu
Sitter mar Der Or. meb. @uitab
SunbitrDm, unb linn geb0ren mebrere
uniperiitGts : YrpfeKpren als @bren>
mitglieoer an, 10 Or. SribtiOf 9olmz
gren unb Or. &. 81. @eiier, BON benen
Der 2eBtere elm Nd6fomme bes be-
ribmten f9peoii9sn 9eididtsf6reiz
bers unb Oi9ters lit. Ser Club Pat
fi9 bic Wieberbelebung Der i60nen
altI9pebii9en SGn5e CUR @ufsabe eez
ftelt, Bel oenen, Die BET ben entfprez
9enben 8orfibrungen auf Der 8als
fanbalbiniel, Der Sang unter Mdn=
nerrl unb Der ansemeine &unbtans ben
bei uns iibli6en Sansarten boreesosen
perben. Wie bic i9peoii9en unb
finnlGnbiI6en @efangpereine, bat au9
ypbilo6oros" bereits a%uberbalb Der
blaugelben @~renapfGble @orftelunsen
gegeben unb bamit 9roben @rfolg gez
erntet.
= Der SinnIGnber Georg
Nprbin bat in einem 2eintpDabfdnpe
cine @aFerfahrt BON Der f@pebif3en
mad Der fran30iii4en 9auptitaot.unz
ternommen unb lit auf i6r an Der fee
idnbii9en &iite unselunst. Sie
Sabrt eing bur9 ben Mdlarz unb
Sftgotbifden &anal, iber ben @etterz
unb ben Wennerfe., on ben SGnen bes
Srplbdttd porbei, nd4 @otbenburg
unb bon bort Lungs Der i9pebif9en
&iifte na9 S~elitngbprg, Sunb 9elz
iinaDr; tie nirb fi9 peiter nu9 &iel,
bur6 ben Nprboftfeefanal unb bann
lGnas Der Norbiesfiite Bis our Seine
miinbuno unb pom bort Bis na9 go=
ris erftreden. Oas 2einpanbboot
tpieat nit ieinem einSigen Snfafen
unb befen Yrppiant nur 280 Pfunb,
unb iein i'm f~rGftieften Glitter itebenber
Better hebt es felbft auf ben @rmen
aus benz @aFer an bas 2anb. Oas
Sabr5eug tit II SUB lang unb 2 SUB
brett. Bel Sage rrbsrt 6err Norbin,
Rahts eebt er mDsli9it an bas 2anb,
aber ni9t in einen @aftbof, forbern er
fdlGft in Der Ndbe feines 5abr5euges
auf benz Stranbe in einem S4laffad.
Del finnlGnbif9e Geefabrer 1T @eges
tarisr unb senieBt iiberbiss tpeher
@piritus nod Sabuf, tpel8er 2ebensz
fpeife er feline srobe Hiitisteit unb
@nergie suidreibt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
Sin ,,Hetter" Der 9llpcn.

Sn einem v&Dnnen Die Mlpen s~erettet
peroen" betitelten 4rtitel 9ibt Der
Gngldnoer Sarolo Spenoer in Der eng
lii6en 3eitung vSbe Sailp Gbronicle"
elmer ernften 9eiurgniB Iusorud, bic
6as Observation-Disclosures Der 8erebabnen
in Ger S9peia in ibm ipa9gerufen
bat. Seine 8eiipiele bolt er buuptz
fd9li9 aus Dem Sberensaoin uno be-
bauptet unter anOerem, 6ab elmer
8abnanlage 5uliebe Der rei5poue Walo
3nif9en POntreiind uno ct. Morib
nieSergeIeet tperoen ioIe. @s lei elm
!pabrer Sammer, oab elmer Minoerbeit
bon ni9t mebr marf9irfdbisen ober
marI9irunluitigen Souriften auliebe
Die i9Dne Mpenpelt fir bic Mebrbeit
Der Reiienben, Die nod i'm Stanoe
ieien, cine Deer stpei Stunben tpeit 81
SUB gu geben. iiberau nit 8erfebrsz
mitteln beod@t tper0e, Die nur oasu ba
ieien, auf S0ben, mo emit Der pabre
@lpenfreuno Der bebren Stile oes Sc
birgss ii6 erfreuen @fonnte, iene Maf=
ieninDafion BON Souriiten binaufauz
bringen. Die ni9ts anberes piKen als
,Sbee ooer Bier trinfen uno Nnii9tsz
ppittarten i9reiben." nnb Die Wirtbe,
sic iid bieriiber freuten. iolten bod
beoenten = meint Spen6er = odb bis
gifenbabnen, Die bas publifum f9nen
berbeifiibren, es ebenfo idnel "a. 3. bel
pl0bIidem Wstterumialag) pieoer aus
Dem 2anbe fiAren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
Der arpRte beutf@e

Der grDBte bentf9e
Solbat lit Der am 9. Sctober beim 1.
garbs : 2esiment 3. S. einsstretene
20 Sabre ulte .lanee Sofef", Der 2.39
Meter & SUB 10 3pD SrObs, einsn
9ruftumfana bon 1,19 Meter (46.S
3oW unb Elm &Drpersepi4t BON 225
pfunb bat. Sie lebten Sagre Ders
bra6te Der 8ieie als .Ssbenspir6tSz
felt" in sablrei9en beutfGen StGbten.
ais bic &Dnistn W II t.
ter bon Stalien bieier Sage in Der boil
lGnbif9en propinSial : 9auptitabt
3poue pertpeilte, bemertte tie 3tpei
jugenbli6e S9ornftetnfeger, in benen
fie Staliener permut9ete. sic lieB
iene gu fiG fommen unb soe Tie in elm
9eiprG9. Der fleinere BON beiben,
ipelder Der e9te Staliener mar.
fonnte iebp9 in feiner @erleeenbeit
fein Wort berdusbringen, unb 10
mubte Der Gltere, elm 9ouGnber BON
italienif9en gltern, bas Wort fiibren.
Sie &0nisin erfunbiete ii9 BEL ben
f9parsen &rdusfOpfen na1 ibren Sc
burtsorten unb briidte beim Mbi4tb
in bic f9parset 6dnbe Der perpirrten
4naben elm blintenbes @oIbftiid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

gorfi9t gemabnt. Aber Iiemario mill
iebt auf einsr gutsn Ratb bbren.
60 iduilt Der Gtrom INNER mdt-
tiger on, biz CT zines Cages tbsr ote
nfer tritt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

9 auerI b nj e.
5. 8. gbmaros @Obnhaus, 2O3l
Sbeloon Str, $915. = s. %. 8rif.
fitb, Cottage. Oatlanb. nabe 10. Str.
$500. - @eOrge 3iOn. @ottaSe, MiI-
burn, nabe Is. Str, $500. - 6. 6.
SOlun, 8 Cottages, Quincp, nabs
Bates, $2295. - aoams grpreB Co..
Ssi9dftsbaus, 225 g. Werioian Str,
$500. - 2ouis 8. Smith, Rspara.
tlIrsrl unb S@eune, 81. Str, nabt
Weribian. $500. = s. s. &i9.
Wobnbaus, 1914 Sureoo, $1,000. -
SnbianapoIis Southern Railmap Co..
Rounobaus, @iseonfn. rabe Senate,
$40, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

@enn lYDliasi : Snperintenoent
Grigsr feline Wanni9aftsn aus Der
prObibitionss partei refrutiren mill,
tunn's ia nett perben. Der 8eridi
bes probibitions- SpiBel= @omites CAB
Die Nannen bon tibsr 100 Wirtben,
usl&s bic WuderseIeBe iibertreten
baben iOlsn. 2rtissr lieB Is baDon
perbaften, tpatum ni9t ale. gntue-
Der fino ole f9uloig. Doer Der Spiel
beri9t tit falI4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

Yin STEELE Der SuoenbsBsn in Hab=
Lamb treten BET @ampagnen bier bic
Wirtbidaftsbsbsn Elm. Die einen ino 10
ungere9t ME bic arberen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

Samit in Der Shmnbfampagne
alss barmOnirt, fabren uobl bic 2ans
bioaten nu1 in GtintorOi4ten, bulge
automobile climber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

@enr 9srr Rriissr crit ourd bic
probibitionsTpiBel erfabren muBte, oab
Wirtbiaaftsn nur tpsnise S&riite bonn
poli3eibauptquartier bic @efebe pers
leben, bann if feline llnfenntnib beflas
genswertb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

Yeioe politiiae Yarteisn fibren
ibre Observation-Disclosures" in bentbar
unRftli9Rer @siie. S9aoe bas iber=
baupt cine oabor setpinnen mub.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

= MusgIeid. Baron: sd
baltic INN bic 9anb Sbrer Spdter dn."
8dnfier: .!9m!" Baron: m8ebenfen
sic, msin Hame bat einen suten
&lons." Banter: .Mfein Gelb audi"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

Die Wiifiondre in @bina ri@ten
tpieosr mol l1nbeil on inoem tie f@
taltblH!ig abi6la4ien laRen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

SeIbft bic periprp@ene Serfahun8
dnoert nidts on Der traurisen @er-
faHung bon &ublano.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

Sie rotbsn Jadeln bel ben &am'
pagne- llmstieen iolen biellei4t gum
Dabrsei9en bisnsl, baB Der .red
light" Sifritt gum .SHue" aema9i
tpuroe.