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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
Supplies Demanded.

TilEODOSA, CRlMEA, July c.
Summoned by the Kniaz Potcmkinc.
representatives Of the town council
went on bonrl the battlcship and we're
tie cGmn Is 5he nimlHSf g"sa nv
The commission demanded the de-
livery of 800 tons Of coal ana provi-
sions of various kinds within twenty
four hours, and threatened that in the
event of noncompliance. after duo
warning to the inhabitants, the town
would he bomhar,lcd.
The commission also proposed that
the mayor should transmit 10 the
population a proclamation demanding
the termination Of the war, convoca-
ton of zcmstvos, etc
Learning of these demands. many IN
habitants fled the town. The work
men insisted that the demands he
granted.
a special meeting of The municipal
council was called and the council
consented 10 deliver tho provisions
hut refused TO comply with the de
mand for coal for the reason that tho
town had none.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
lwenty,Second International Con.
yenlion Formally Opened,
With Big Attendance
VAST AUDITORIUM
Letter From President Roosevelt
Evokes Hearty AppIause From Dele.
satea-Twcnty Thousand peo,,o
Present at international Festival.
Singing by Chorus of $500 voices.
ny AssocIntrd I.rcss.l

1 81
| BALTIMORE, MD. .Iulv 5--.rbo g.,
maj opening OF twcnty-srcond interim
lional Christian Endcavor convonti,,
LOOK place this afternoon in nrn,orv
lall with about 5000 delegates nrcs.
c"'' ana nearly all of the 1G.00n scots
III the vast auditorium occupied Tho
liail had been claboratcly dccor,tnJ r,r
'"' occasion, and the scene presenter
was one OF extraordinary picturesque.
ness ami animation.
IN inc absence OF President Froncie
T.. clark. who is Detained ut homo ,,,
Illness, Rcv. Howard Il. Crosse of Non
York, presided.
Letter From President Roosevelt,
treasurer Shaw, of the United So.
c'cty,. read letter from President
Roosevelt, which said:
TO mike better citizens In If, go,
me standard of American manhood
anu womanhood, is tn do The greatest
service to the country. Tho STABILITY
Oh inns government dcnnndr- 49,, -
.Su more Important work can be done,
important To the cause of christianity,
rs well as to orr national life and
greatness
"TliEODORE ROOSEVELT" .
Tho reading of this letter evoked
hearty applause and tho convention
sent a reply inviting tho president to
stop over and make IN address.
Welcoming addresses were delivered
by Mayor Il. Clay Timanus, Governor
Warlield ana Rev. Oliver lIuckcl.
w o. Atwood, of Baltimore, chair
man of the convention committee,
welcomed the delegates and visitors.
Christian Endeavor Field Reviewed.
After responses had been made, the
annual review OF the Christian Endcav-
or field was read by General Secretary
Won Ogden Vogt
The convention then took Il recess
until 7:"0 u. III.
Preceding the formal opening of the
convention late in the afternoon there
was held business meeting of the
United Society Christian Endcavor
(corporation). at which the old officers
were reelected.
Twenty thousand people attended
tho international festival tonight
There were $500 voices in the chorus
and the singing was remarkable IN
effect.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
GUARANTEE TO THE POWERS
Commission on the Vessel Calls for
Coal and Provisions and Threatens
to lombard Town of rheodosa-
Mutineers From the eeorel Pobied.
nosetz to Be Shot.
flly Associated Prasa.a

TllEODOSlA. July 5.-Thc Russian
battlcship kniaz pntcnlninc has ar
rived here and asked for coal, pro
visions and medical attendance. The
mutineers demanded that the nnthorl-
ties of the town guarantee their safe.
~ during the stay of the ship here.
The mtinecrs of the Kniaz Potem-
kline today formally raised the stand
dnrd of rebellion and issued the fol-
lowing declaration:
The crew of the Kniaz Potcmki,:c
notify the foreign powers that the de-
cislve struggle has begun against the
Russian government. We consider 1t
to he our duty to declare that we guar
antee the complete invioability of
foreign ships navigating the Black
Sea. as we'll rs the invlolability OF for.
eign ships"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
In the Path of the Storm.

N'y Associated Press,
MONTAGUE. TEXAS. Julv 5-n,r,
people are dead as result of form.
da 'lat passed over Montague this ,r
ternoon. They are:
y. =. EARL.
MISS SADIE Earl. daurbtcr Of ,
Z. Earl.
BURKE EARL, his son.
Baby of Lawrence Pillow
ToMLINSON FAMILY. consis,i,.,
OF husband, wife ana four children
Fatally injured: Claiborne Wbi,c
30 years old.
Houses totally demolished. 7 T.
G'arks> drug store. u. Y. Luuu,s
grocery store and Offices, old bonl,
building occupied by G. l.. Alcorp
real estate agent; store of Rowe uorJ
ware CO., and fifteen dwellings,.
tornado lasted perhaps thirty min.
n'es' Hundreds of head of stock IN
this vicinity were killed outright NV
the wind. "
Inc number of injured is unknown
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06

re'Ii'lliohlatS ii is regarded as Il fore.
gone conclusion that the commander
oi me kniaz Potenkinc. knowing The
situation IN the Caucasus, will head
Tor PotI or Batoum. where The revo.
u'iomsts are exceedingly strong, in
me nope of producing n general ris-
ing. With the authorities in the
Caucasus almost powcrless to pre-.
vent 1t, such a contingency is by no
means impossible.
Dispatches from Tinis, received
last night. say that reports of the riot
ing at Odessa ana the action of the
hhia% loemkinc has aroused the most
intense interest and tho widest ioy
among the rcvoluiionists
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06

IN" school house, three mile; wost
"f here. was damaged.
the Baptist AMI Methodist churches
III fletcher. were considerably dam.
aged.
nc Methodist church at Nlontonuo
i" reported wrecked and the court.
no''se damaged, also other churches
'hc Dixie schnolhousc, six miles soutb
oi mere. was entirely blown away. Hail
stones as large rs hens eggs FOIL
mere breaking out many window
glasscS.
henorls of The work of the tornado
are still coming in.
ihe number of killed and injured
VIII probably reach sixty
=, N"c"'a is in Tho northern part Of
i, eNas on SPUR line of The AIiss0,ri
Nais's anu Texas railroad, rortv.ouo
mics from Gainesville. p,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
DEFENSE BEGINS
IN SMITH TRIAL
Strong Evidence Introduced to Offset
Charges of Unmitigated Cruelty
of the Mother.
(By Associated Press.)

RICHMOND, VA. July 5.-The de-
fence in the case of Mrs. Shepard X.
Smith, charged with beating her seven
ycar-old son, Ralph, to death, began
today in the Manchester court, and it
is thought the case may close tomor-
row. Strong evidence is being intro
duced TO Offset the apparently unmiti-
gated cruelty of the mother to her
child, SO far shown.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
SUDDEN DEATH IN
RICHMOND HOTEL
. Blythe Moore, Prominent rns,,r, ~ =
Man. Passes Away While Alone IN
His Room at Murphy,s.
(srcciaI 10 tho DaIly rrnsy

RICHMOND VA. July 81.
n'y'he Moore, Of the ]. b. Moore ana
Co. Insurance agents, died very sud.
"ehiy at Mnrphy's hotel this after
mpon ne was alone in his room at tha
.'me' Mr. Moore had long been in tho
ns''lancc businesses herc. lie was n
son OF Rey, DIR. Moore, formerly pastor
~ 'ne rlrst Presbyterian church here
ii' served through the war os .
OF the Richmond Howltzers
ms wiio died some months ago Ius
sons are ]. b. Moore. .Jr
and I. Vernon Moore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
" Houses Destroyed.
y Associated l'ress.)

SNteu l'TeSS.)
- iEAAS, July "a spc
cial TO News from Nacona, Tcxns
says: '>"'
10 20 ana thunder storm passe,
lew fs west and south of bor,
ms a loon. killing fourteen no..
sons lhJuring many others o,d
DESTROY Il number of houses. The
latest IT'S from the storm.swent
distrlcfs the following casualties
The d
MRSc sEACKELFoRD.
LIN SilACKELFORD, daughter
of II. dACKELTORD
MRL. TUMBLESoN, and tbroo
childri
MRARY LESTER and four
childr
CAIVlHTE.
MRiB WILLIAMS.
lRILLIAMs.
FIR EAKIN, son of Sam Eol,,n
killed ghtning.
mi
Jaimpson, Miss Alice Simpson
arm broken, Hobbs
lMal IL. Christian, AMI family:
>. Nj Prd and family, c. Ii. VIII
iiamf oken; Miss Mamie Austin
scrld ). J. Woodson, Franz,
Wooferlonsly; Mrs. Jessie, II.
=. lord and wife. u. w.
Siaq injured about the head.
Ff:s children also received
seFiqries a child of Mrs.
Marlr is believed to be fatally
inju
dlngs Swept Away. |,
! Nln houses were swept away.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
Schooner on Beam Ends.
(By Associated Press.)

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July 5.-E.
T.. MONTGOMERY. master of the schoon-
or Robert Mcfarland, reports that on
June 90, about twelve miles off Hat
teras. he passed n threcmastcd
schooner on beam ends, hull awasll
with topmasts about fifteen feet above
the water, pointing north northeast.
The hulk was right in he course of
steamers.
North, northeast of Diamond Shoal
lightship, twenty miles distant by log
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
Torpedo Boat Fires Two Shots.

ODESSA, July 5.-lt is reported
that the battlcship Kniaz Potcmkinc
appeared today of Alderman, twenty
seven miles southwest Of Odessa.
On July 3, a torpedo boat entered
in the harbor of Alderman and de-
mandcd coal and provisions. The
authorities refused them. whcrcupon
the torpedo boat fired two shots. The
torpedo hont aftcrward obtained all
the supplies she required.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
FRANCE REMAINS
IN THE FOREFRONT
Aoa'n Establishes Her Supremacy in
international Automobile Contest.
Americans Not in It.
Cry Associated Press,

I.ASCliAMP, FRANCE, July s.
Franco again established her sill,
premacy in All international automo.
bile contest today over the A,vorppo
course, Thery, the French champion.
winning after close contest with
me Italian champion, Iancia. An
enormous crowd witnessed the race
ana gave an enthusiastic greeting to
lncry MS lie crossed the line n winner
soon after The start I.ancia began
TO draw up on Thery, finally passing
MN ana securing six minutes lead
when his machine broke down. There.
after Thery had the race his own way
ilhishing in z hours and 10 minutes
with Cagno, another Italian. second.
farp, fifth.
Americans Not in 1t.
Three Americans started, but they
There was considerable surprise
among the contestants AT this. I.yt-
tie, who was the only American to
finish, came in twelfth. Count
Thezy. while driving an automobile
10 attend the international race, col
lided with stone wall near the
small town Of l.cpuy, and received in
jurics which caused his death two
hours later. ~ lady who accompanied
him was dangerously injured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
Again at Large on High Seas.

ST. PETERSBURG. July G.-2:l5 n.
m.-While no official confirmation is
obtainablc, the Associated Press has
been informed by mn authority usually
ceived news that the Knia2 Potcm-
kline, after shipping coal, provisions
and medicines, is again ut large III
the Black Sea and that her destination
is unknown. Whether the report of
the sailing OF the battleship he true
or not, the crew took a remarkable
step yesterday, when, with all the
solemnity of n provisional government,
it issued manifesto addressed to the
movers
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
TWO DISASTERS AT SEA.
One Vessel Reported on Fire and An.
other on Beam Ends.

Osy Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-Thc
steamer Vera Qr) from Boston. re-
ported on July I, close to Marluc-
sas Rock buoy. between Sand Key
and Tnrtngas. sighting a vessel on
fire with thrcc-masted schooner
anchored nearby.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
EcWet in Baltimore

Charles w. DcWct. the champion
s diver, who was expected to dive
II the shears" at the shipyard
tuesday, has gone to Baltimore ID.
Wet could not make arrangements for
his exhibit here. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
The ENGLISHMEN
WIN BIZ A LENGTH
Lenders Defeat the vespers in Second
my Assoclntnh nrs

r NpS associated TreSs1
'Nh3i ENGLAND. July 5.-The
'e''"''ers defeated The Vcspcrs Of
'''"'eipIlia' today in the second heat
i"r me grand challenge cup mo
i'''silshmen won by n length Inf no
nervousness of The pbil,do,,I,,.
80 'n"wh IN the splashing which
,'''Ne" their first half dozen strol,os
nc lenders started with stro,,o 90
:" me minute and tho Vnsnor.
win w. The nose of tho Dri,;.i
., Forged slightly to The front but
'ne'c was not much To choose bctwoo,,
."chl when they passed Templc Jslonn
~ inc record time OF II seconds rha
niiaaeiphians. however, soon hooo,
- give signs that the hard work was
'ci'i'H on them. The Icandcrs DO,
lo' iheir stroke TO 81. bnt tho Voc.
pcrs could not diminish The Iona 20
nan length which the homo o,ou,
h"d already obtained. This wos :.
creased to a full length. When tbrcn
r"''''erS OF a had mile had bccp co,
ere"' tho Lenders again slowo,
"'wh their stroke 10 3. but tbov a.,
ways maintained lead. In tbo ,o..
quarter the Vcspers modo = 1o. ."'l
squirt. iei''e
An Exciting Finish.
me Americans responded ana th,,,
u ;, gradually forged up until only a
IN MI
49, eo-'i"arlers of length separated Y
, nc lwo prows The effort. however +
""' '".'lc' The Lenders had plenty G
- ''',h'i' They responded 10 tho sp,rt !,
= 'hcir opponents and passed tho n
'."N'' winning by length Ro,b O
rews finished strong. il
IN the semi-final for the grand. h
cup, The Bcgians heal tbo IL
=, Towing club by three lengths
me, minutes 90 seconds In
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
Mutineers to Be Shot.
O3y Associated Press. =,

ODESSA, July .5.-Sixty-sevcn of the
'iliheerS from the Georgi pobicdu-
hosetz' including The ring leaders,
were imprisoned today. 1t is expected
thnt all of them will he shot.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
stars and Stripes Flung to Breeze
(ny AssocIntcd Press.l

RICHMOND, VA, July 5.-For the
first time in the history of the institn-
tion Lee Camp Of Confederate veter-
ans, Soldiers Home. near this city.
yesterday flung to the breeze from its
flagstaff the Stars and Stripes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
Evidence of Leadership.

This action doubtless was taken to
quiet apprehension of foreign powers
and to leave no excuse for sending
warships through the Dardenollcs to
effect the capture of tho battleship.
which, until now, Russia's Black Sea
fleet has not dared to attempt 1t is
considered shrewd move on the part
of the mutinccrs and stamps the com
mander of the crew as leader far
above the class of the ordinary sailor
and strengthens the opinion that he
is not member of the original crew,
but one of the revolutionists. who
went on board at Odessa.
RevoIutIonists overjoyed.
In circles closely in touch with the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
Sc0res of. Persons Killed and In.
7 lafed and Much Valuable
Property Destroyed.
LASTED THIRTY MINUTES
Churches School Buildings and Farm
Houses Entirely Swept Away-Hun.
dreda of Head of Cattle Killed Out
right by the storm-Furious Wind
Accompanied by Hail.
Nly AasocIatcn rress. !

|
| FORT WORTH, TENAS, July g.
~ tolna'lo which struck Texas In the
'lppeHscdGc Of Montana county. com.
ihg from the northeast and swinging
lar To the southeast. this afternoon
cost 1t is believed. over forty lives,
'h1nrn'l large number of people and
iitl untold damage to growing crons
and cattle
at 'lacksloro, the force of Tho wind
WAS terrific. The BAPTIST church ami
twenty other buildings were blown
oil their foundations AMI IA number of
buildings totally destroyed
Mrs. Travis Calhoun WINS sor,o,,.
~ injured anu is not expected to live
travis Calhoun. Mrs. Thomas uor.
ton and Henry Vesscr and family vore
also injured.
al Montague no lives were lost Il,
the town. hut in the country thoro
Is great loss of life reported.
AS Many as Forty Dead
owing TO the fact that the wires are
knowN ia all directions. Il. is dilBcnIt
borhood Il ,icnlars. Ten persons are
to the effect that the list of ,lo,d ,,.;,,
80 as high as forty. Most of th,sa
killed lived on Salt Crock o,oma
which the tornado swept with tor
rifle force
ut Noc"io The tornado passed y fow
miles to ne south and the lotost ~
ports sivf the dead at four and tho
injured n forty-onc. 80
Many firm houses were swont =,
tirely avg, The Long Branch sclonI
house wa destroyed and thc p,,t.-.
ana Me'pdist churches at Delcbor
were practically destroyed
Fig Details obtainabIe.
y reliilc man at Nocona, who has
been on the scene, saws ibot 80
ports we being received of tho doa,
when hFfl there. He places tho ,oss
of life asixty. 100
owinato the widely separated
homes { The fact that i'm mnrv 3,
stances 1olc families were wipcd M.
details d names arc hard IN oot
The mtry through which I'm 'or
haho PARA is one of the richest fam
ing sefis OF Texas, laying alopr
tho norm border of tho st,to
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-06
THE WEATHER..

Showers and thun.
derstorms Thursday;
Friday fair. light to
fresh south winds.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10

Sletterparooeauiitellung AMI eiuem Saume.
fdglieri : &egimentern 4usgehpbenen
lGngere 3eit in ibren etnbeimiI6en Be-
5irten, Inn hire 2pfalfenntniB ibnen I'm
Sienit 5ugute tommen gu laffen. Die
fer ielbit 1T duberit pielieitig unb Itellt
on ben einSelnen Mann bobe Qnforoez
rungen. Die Sffi5iere geben ibrsn
Manni6uften nit gutem SeiipieIe
b0rdrl.
Sine @lan5Ieiitung erIten STANCES 1T
offenbar oas auf ebenem 8ooen nur
bermittelit fnr5en 4nldufs erfolete
Springer zines 8erfaslier =Sffi5iers
iiber einen in bnQer Sabrt ibm entee>
genfommenben &ameraben auf Dem
3peirab. Springer fopobl als &a6@
Ter fommen BEL oieIem pbdnomenalen
&unttiid ni6t aus Dem 9lei9gepi6t.
Qu9 Die ltebun9en nit Ser SPRING
itange uno oas Nebmen GROCER 9Dben
unb Weiten i'm Sprunge BEL bolitGn>
bigger felOmari9mdbiger Qusriftung
ber0ienen Die bplite N%nerfennung.
NiGt minber interefant 1T cine 9let>
terparaoeaufitelung zines 3uges Ser
faglieri auf einem boben, i9per gu err
iteigen0sn 8aurne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10

aomiral Cir @OwarO Soburt Senmour.
frat f9on i'm Otter BON sfpDlf Sabren
IN Ole Wdrine Elm. @r purbe 1866
Commander, 1873 &apitGn, 1889
Rear=Nomiral, 1895 0isesQomiral
uno 1901 @omiral. Seymour madte
1853 bis 1856 ben &rimfrieg nit uno
mar BEL Ser 8ei9ieBung BON Soefu
uno Sebaitpppl antpeI enb. Gr oiente
Damn 1857 bis 1862 i'm Sriege gegen
China uno mar Mioibipman auf Ser
Calcutta" ais bieie Bel Der @erni9=
tltng zines 6ineiii6en 9ei9pabers bel
Satfan Greet gum Sinfen sebru9t
puroe. 8ei Dem gntfaBe S%ingzpoos
uno Ser Ginnabme BON &a6oun befebz
ligte Gebmour cine feline betpoffnete
Ibtbeilung Der vSmperieuie." Sm
Sabre 1870 befreite SeDmour als
&pmmanbant Ser r@ropler" i'm
&onqoz5lufe elm englif9es Sdiff bon
Yiraten, pobei er f9per perpunbet
parb. @ls &apitdn Der ySris" bethel
ligts er fi9 1882 am egpptiI9en
&rieee; 1897 tpuroe er Gbefz&ommans
oant Ger 9ineiif6en Station, als pels
der er 1900 Die Marinetruppen Der
4Iiirten auf ibrem 3uge na9 pefins
fibrte.
@omiral Sepmour bat fir feline
Sapferfeit unb feline @erbienfte cine
Mn5abl Sroen uno Ius5ei9nungen
empfangen. Siejenige Gus5ei6nung.
auf sic err Defenders itDI5 TT, lit Die
linn bon Der Hopal 9uman Societ1
nerlie6ene @ettunesmeoaiIe. Mit oer<
felben puroe seymour beoa4t, nads
benz er 1860 unter eisener 2ebensse<
fabr einen iiber 8oro sefaQenen
Shiffsgenofen e~erettst bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10

Nehr., nieoer, no er, neben Ser Iuss
iibung Der 4Obofatenpraris, ii9 nod
Offentli6en @ngelegsn6eiten uno ge=
f6Gftli9en lnternebmungen tpiomete.
Der Nmerican Gr6ansezNatipnal
8anf in 2incoln als Sireftpr uno Scr
2incoln pading Company als @i5e=
proficient dngeb0ren0, bemii6te er iiG
ips5ieG fir Die YafIirung 6es 3pii9en=
ftaatli4en 9anOelsgeieBes. Nls On
malt mar Satpes in oen be0eutenoIten
gibilpro3eHen i'm r8Iad Wuter"s
Staate engagirt. Sm Sabre 1895 Der
5og er nd6 @poniton, ST., Inn BORT Die
ibm dngetraeene Stells als prdiioent
Der Nortbpeitern 9asligbt unb Gots
Company gu iibernebmen.
Danes lit Elm uusge5ei6neter &ebz
ner, Der iniOn0erbeit our6 feline i6arfe
2oeif Sic 3ubOrer in ieinen Sunu
5tpingt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10
Wfbffl I'M Kabimett.
Sbaps beporitsbenoer @iidtritt uno Jein
mabrld) einIid1e or TadbfoIaer.

pAJtfHjtthAtuDtN StuuDfOtYtI-
Nls pabri9einli9er Na6folqer 6es
S9abamts@ SetretGrs Sbatp, Ser iei=
len 3iidtritt fir Die nG9fte 3utunft
bei6lpfen bat, gilt Gbarles g. Saipes
bon @banitor, 81.
Danes beiibt in Der 8erpaltun1 ser
Sinan5en Sntel Sums bereits Grfabz
rung. @r mar bon 1897 big 1901
Comptroller fir l1mlaufsmittel uno
befunoete iein 0ei9id in Sinan3z@ns
gelegenbeiten Odmals inter @noeren
oa0urd, DAB er aus ben f6on bon,
Sabre 1893 ftammenoen 2iquiOatipnen
bieler NatipnalzSanfen 0ur6 qeeiaz
nete MaBnabmen fir Die Sepoiitoreu
insgefammt 100000 aus Seturis
totem r%ettete. Deren Wertb MAJ nur als
gering angeieben bate.
Charles 8. Danes ipur0e 1865 in
Warietta, g., als So6n bes Generals
81. 81. Danes, eines Ser &omman6eure
Der b~eriibmten rGifernen Brigade" Don
WisconIin i'm 8iirgerfriege, qeboren.
gr befu6te Die Oortigen Dffentli9sn
S6ulen, fopie Oas Marietta college,
itu6irte Oas Sngenieurfa9 unb panote
fiG, na9Oem er cine 3sit lang Gbefz
Sngenieur elmer iebt nit Ser SpIeoo G.
S9tozSdbn Derbunoenen 8d6n5trefe
geipeien, oem Stuoium ser 3e9tsmiI=
ienf6aften GIT. Sur Barre 5ugela1en,
lieb iiG Danes dls Nnfpalt in 2incoln,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10

BERGEN 8efddftigung cine beocutenbe
tOtperli9e 9epanOtbeit, bsrbunoen
nit uneri9rodenem Mutb, gum MiIis
tar nit. DIS Sdger, S9muggler =
9elegentli9 lpo6l aud ais 8rigunten-
Damn als 9ol3fdaer, @ie6biiter un0
Sebirgsfubrer tennen tie auberOem
jeoen Beg unO Steg uuf pieIe MleiIen
in Der &unoe. Die Qrmeeperfpaltun9
beldBt audi meiitens Die Su cen Ser
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10

= Der &eaGift T. Sotelier (sun
priDatier 8duhle, Der cine MnbObe err
itiesen): nSort auf Der Serruhe senies
BEN sic cine iebr f9One Iusii9t!!"
8du9!e: LIMB mas baben sic fonf
mod @eniebbares2"
-R ii dfi9tsDplI 5rember:
~. .Ir ben &opf iollten sic Sbren
Sunsen ni6t fhlasen!. .prii9eln Si'
i'm bod an Der gebrdudli6lten
SteIe!" Bauer: rNau... bic is fur
ben 9errn 2sbrer r~eferpirt!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10

berr, legte 1886 Den @runo GIL Oen
neutrality-suspicious.. Die er Den
lei9ten franSOiii9en Sdgern na3bils
bette. Die llnifprmfarbe Der 8efdgs
lieri lit oieI elbe, tpte Die oes itdlieniz
i9en !9eeres iiberbaupt: elm poles, fat
tes Sunfelbldu, aber in fndppent
S9nitt, unb geboben our9 grenrotbs
&ragenaufi9lGse unb 8er5ierungen,
unb belle 8eintleioer. Sas @uftdl>
len6ite an Ser gri9einune Der @eridez
lieri fino bic breitfrempigsn, 1dtef ge~
traeenen Gil5biite nit tpebenoem, i9ilz
ternoem Seoerbmf6.
Die Srefffi9erbeit Ser geridglieri
lift fpri6p0rtlid. @uberoem bringeu
Die 2eute meift fhon aus ibrer bis
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10
Die 9fr(d9lifri.
Sine GIitetrnppe Der itaiieniid1en Armee
ruo ibre S%eiitungcu.

nnS ibre 2%eiitnnsen.
Cine Glitetruppe Ser italieniI9erI
Irmee iinO Die Seriaglieri. sic oie>
men CUR @rgdnsuns uno @eritdrfung
Der Wpenregimenter, iinb duBerit SG5
uno auf bas Si4tigite einerer5irt. SIN
Grtragen bon Strapa5en, in Der uebers
pinoung BON Observation-Disclosures
uno in Der 3uriidlegung BON @ilmdrz
i9en leiten tie 9erporragenOes. SIN
italienii3en 8plte genieben Oieie Sol
odten, beren 9efammtsabl etpa 49,
900 betrGgt, gang befon0ere Spmpd=
t6ien.
Der ieiner 3eit bielgenannte iarbinis
f9s General Ga Mdrmpra, Elm ti67
tiger Organization, aber f9lehter 6elbs