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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-20

Some wag out at Pierre has
perpetrated the following bill,
Said to have been introduced in
the legislature for the protection
Of the live stock interests of the
state:
SENATE BILL NO. 81
introduced by Mr.. by request.
A bill for an act to suppress and pre-
vent the spread of infectious diseases
among Jack Rabbits.
Whereas, it has come to the know
ledge OF the Legislature that it is pro-
posed to utilize the flesh of the Jack
Rabbit for food purposes and where
as, further, it is supposed that the
Jack Rabbits are frequently subjected
[ to what may be contagious and in
fictitious skin diseases and internal
disorders. Now, therefore be it en-
acted by the Legislature of the State
of South Dakota:
SECTION l. 1t shall be the duty of
the Pierre and Mitchell capital com
mittee to establish and maintain in
each county in this state one dipping
tank or vat Cor more if necess ary)
which shall be of sufficient size and
proportions to properly dip all Jack
Rabbits running at large in such
county, and such tank or vat shall be
located in the geographical center of
the county unless some other place
shall be more accessible to the major
ity of the Jack Rabbits in the county.
SECTION 2. The cost of construc-
tion and maintenance of such tanks
and vats shall be paid by the rail
roads doing business in the state and
shall be paid out of any unexpended
fund appropriated or set aside for
capital campaign purposes.
SECTION 3. These tanks or watts
shall be constructed out of discarded
campaign planks, and when con-
structed shall be filled with mixture
of GYMS Pagacia" and capital cam
paign arguments in the proportion of
one part "Vina Pagacia' and nine
parts campaign arguments, inasmuch
as the latter are cheap and at present
obsolete.
SECTION 4. All Jack Rabbits rum
at large, shall, under the discretion
and supervision of the aforesaid cam
paign committees, be dipped in the
said tanks or vats in their respective
counties, at least once during each
Iuli ihOOlls uhull UiiC ulScdSG Sudll nave
been thoroughly eradicated, when they
shall be branded with the letters ssP''
and "M" in the form of monogram,
and shall be furnished with certifi-
cate of health.
SECTION 5. Any Jack Rabbit who
fails to offer himself for dipping or
who offers any resistance when Dip
ping is requested, shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof, shall be punished
lsby heiEsg .saEterced to .3srveg Pa a -nsa1,
ber of the Legislature OF the State OF
South Dakota for term of not less
nor more than sixty days without
vacation, mileage, per diem or trans
portatiOn.
SECTION 6. All Rabbits and Jack
Rabbits in conflict with the provisions
of this act are hereby declared peeled.
SECTION I. Whereas. no adequate
protection to the owners of Jack Rab-
bit hounds exists, therefore this act
shall take effect and be in force from
and after the passage and approval
of the Jack Rabbit bill heretofore
introduced in the House.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-20

Sisseton News: If it was a
proposition to appropriate $70,-
600 for farmers institutes in
stead of for the National Guard
it might meet with a more happy
response. The rust strick en-
farmer is more interested just
at present in discovering a rust
preventive than he is in an ex-
pensive snmme outing for the
state militia at beautiful Lake
kampeska or any other resort
The national guard is all we'll
enough-we want it-but let us
be less eXtravigant in our ap-
preparations for it's maintenance
These are our sentiments, teto-
tally.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-20

The local Bible society has on hand
number Of Danish and Swedish
bibles. which it is anxious to dispose
of. The books will be sold at q NOM
inal sum, without regard to regular
price, or will be given away in proper
cases. Parties who know of families
or individuals where the bibles can
be placed will confer favor on the
society by calling at the telephone
Office and taking the books.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-20
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Robert Hicks of Big Stone was
doing business at the county
seat last Saturday.
Have you tried that SO cent
tea at Erlandson & johnson S?
It's the best there is. Try it.
James Gold was a Milbank Wis
itor Monday evening, while at
tending to some business in town.
The Milbank Creamery is
advertising 30 cents for but
terfat; what do you think OF
that?
E. H. Lindsey and son George
left on the early morning train
Thursday for visit to points in
Wisconsin.
Mrs. w. E. Vandervoort left
for Tomah, Wis, the first of the
week, where she expects to
make short visit.
Miss Maud Farnham has taken
up the school work of Miss Maud
Mills, in Alban township, the lat
ter having recently been welded.
Mrs. Elton Jennings and
children came down from
Corona the first of the week
for visit with Milbank friends.
Frank Fielding, who has been
for the past year clerking in the
Fisher store, left for his old
home at Streater, ILL.,, where he
will visit during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Wiseman
left for Montevideo last Satur-
day where they were to spend a
day or two and from there go on
to Minneapolis to enjoy week s
visit.
Miss Gertie Kelley left for st.
Joseph, Mimi, yesterday morn
ing where she goes to attend the
St. Benedict academy. II g r
mother accompanied her as far
as Montevideo.
A letter recently received
from a member of the Bailey
family at ST. Paul, states that
Louis Baily has again been quite
i'll, and though improving from
his latest attack is still very
weak.
Phil Saunders, who has been
suffering more or less from ap-
pendicites for some time past
went to Rochester the first of
the week to undergo an opera
ton. He was accompanied by
his mother.
Mr.. Willis Bowers of Aberdeen,
who is travelling for an insurance
company. and who had been in
the city for a mum Der of days
last week, spent Sunday in Mil
bank, and at the evening service
of the Nj. E. church sang a solo
to the interest and enjoyment Of
the congregation.
The ladies' of the Swedish Lu.
theran church surprised Mrs.
Ernest Hilmer Tuesday after
noon by calling upon her with
we'll filled baskets, the contents
of which made q bouu!t !tiful
spread, which was thoroughly
enjoyed by both hostess and
friends. Before leaving Mrs
Hilmer was presented with 9
handsome rocking chair.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-20
I. q. q. II. Officers

The officers of Sylvan lodge of
Odd Fellows was installed by
Dist. Deputy H. S. Volkmar last
Tuesday evening The officers
for the current term are:
N. G.-Victor Carlson
V. CD. A. johnson
Sec.-James Manley
Treas.--G L. Wood
Ward Henry S. Volkmar
Cond N F. Nelson
RS. N Cd. d. Burkhardt
L. s. N. G.-E. l.. Farnham
R. s. &C. F. Strong
L. s. Y. G.-Wm. jennings
r. s. S-Wm Enos
l.. ). S.-Alex Crawford
l. CIV. j Baxter
o. G.-Chas. Chambers
Trustees-Gus Swanson and VIM. Jennings.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-20
All Grades or wheat

We are in the market to buy
all grades of wheat, paying the,
highest market price for same.
We are paying SPECIAL PRICES
for good MILLING GRADES.
MILESTONE VALLEY MILLING
Coz Milbank, s. D.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dibble
have leased the opera house and
trans for med it into roller skat-
ing rink. The first opening was
last evening. The proprietors
intend to carry on the rink in q
first class manner, so that all
may attend and enjoy this pop
ular sport.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-20
Advertised Letters

Letters remaining uncalled for in
Milbank postoffice, January 18, 1905:
GlQmetad, K. II. Hanlin, Mrs. Edna
Kavanaugh, Mr.. Jay Murray, Mr.. =. L.
Palmer, Mr.. H. ). Lennes. Miss Tine (for.)
Weber, Alfred (foreign)
In calling for any of the above
please say "advertised" and give
date of advertisement. If not called
for in fifteen days will be sent to
the dead letter Office.
w. w. DOWN.E. p. n.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-20
Church Notices

EvANGELICAL-Preaching at
10 a. m. and Sunday school at
II a. m. Y. P. A. meeting at
7and sermon at 8 in the evening.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-20

visitor in MiIbank yesterday,
greeting his friends here.
F. W. Meehan now has his
office in the Grant County Title
Company's building, one door
south of the post office.
Mr.. w. G.. Mcpherson this
week sold his draying teams and
outfit to George and John Lewis,
of Peeyer, and the latter will
take immediate charge of the
business. Mr.. George Lewis
has rented the king house and
will move his family to Milbank
at once. Mr.. Mcpherson ex-
poets to take up some less
strenuous work
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-20

At the home Of the brides parents, in Alban
township. ON Sunday, January 18th, by Rev. S.
A. Chappell, Mr.. Ray A. Casey, OF Elk River,
MINI, and Miss Maud Mills. OF Milbank
The bride is one of the popular teachers OF the
county, and large circle of friends extend con-
gratulations. The newly married couple 60 to
Washington state on visit, and may possibly
conclude to make their home there.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-20
For Over sixty Years.

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for children teething.
II sooths the child. softens the gums,
allays the pain, cures wind collie, and
as the best remedv for diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents Q bottle.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-20

49, 80 - s@s@ will be at Bles-
er's drug store Saturday, Jan. q,
The M. E. Sunday school Of
Pierre has elected John 3. Tru-
ran secretary, and Mrs. Truran
as organist for the coming year.
The sympathy Of many friends
is extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Oehler, whose infant child died
last Monday. The funeral took
place Wednesday, Rev. Robert
Strutz officiating.
The Milbank Creamery Com
pany is paying 80 cents for but
ter fat Remember you get
cash for cream as we'll as for
chickens, ducks, geese or turkey
at the Round House.
Revival meetings are being
held by the German Evangelical
people at Twin Brooks this week.
with Rev Robt. Strutz in charge.
The meetings will probably be
continued next week.
A letter from Fred Remus, a
former resident of Big Stone
township, who is now living at
FELTON,, Della ware, states that
the family are all we'll and that
they like their eastern home.
Messrs. Thos. Fitch and N. I.
Lowthian went to Pierre the
first of the week, the former to
attend a meeting of the soldiers
home board and the latter to fill
a clerk ship in the legislature.
We have some seventy-five
suits for men, youths and boys.
which we must sell to make room
for our spring goods. These
suits will be sold at the cost
price, but you will have to call
at once to get them.
ERLANDsON & JOHNSON.
Louis Nelson, of Seattle, aud
former resident of Mazeppa
township, arrived Tuesday even
ing for a visit with his old
friends and has been stopping
with Sheriff Murray for few
days. He is employed as a
bridge carpenter on the North
ern Pacific.
Sleighriding has been one of
the common enjoyments during
the past week, the first sleighing
the winter has afforded. While
the snow is not in sufficient quan
tity to make wheeling impossible,
the pleasant weather has been
taken advantage of both during
days and evenings for sleigh
riding.
The many friends of Rev. S. j..
Watson will be grieved to learn
that he is quite seriously i'll with
heart trouble in California, and
has been obliged to give up his
work for the time being, his ply
sician stating that he must have
absolute rest. 1t is hoped by his
old parishoners here that the
trouble is of a temporary char
acter and may yield to treat
ment.
Senator Amsden and Repre-
sentatives Kelley and Steiner
took advantage Of the adjourn
ment of the legislature last week
and returned home for Sunday,
going back to Pierre Monday.
One Of the most important ques-
tions to be brought up will be
that of securing more equitable
and perfect tax law, that all
property may be reached and
bear a more just proportion OF
the burdens of the state.
The drill team of the NJ. w. A.
has made arrangements for a
concert to be given by the Dode
Fisk orchestra, the concert to be
followed by a dance. Both con
cert and dance will be given al
Harmonic hall on Tuesday even
ing, January Oath, and the pub
lie is cordially invited. The con
cert tickets will be 25 cents ano
the dance tickets 81, the latter
including a ticket to the concert
Every body is cordially invited tt
come out and hear this fine or
chestra, which is said to be bet
ter than ever before.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-20

Iowa shelled corn for sale al
the Round Elevator. Y
JOHN BURGAN.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-20

At the court house, on Jan ls; 1904, BY County
and Sophie Busk, both of Summit, s. d.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-20
New Phones

| 114-2 Herman BOhn
1892 John G. Hamling
171-2 Mark Porter
10 Carl Thymer
| RURAL-Charles Smith
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-01-20

Some wag out at Pierre has
perpetrated the following bill,
said to have been introduced in
the legislature for the protection
OF the live stock interests of the
state:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-31
: @tn terdmif9es Wue

Gtn terdmif6es Wue
feum, aund4ft in bef9eibenen 4nfGnz
gen, lit in @eltsn anldBli9 bes 70jdbs
rigen 8eitebens Der bortisen Sfeninz
buftrie sssriinbst fpprben. 1885 tpurs
be BON benz bamaligen 2anbratb 9obe
bic @enebmieuns gum 8au Der eriten
SfentDpferei in 8elten ertbeilt; ieBt
befteben bort 40 Sfenfabrifen. Sas
Muieum birgt probufte Der @eltener
Snbuitrie Don Der 3eit ihrer @ntfte<
Dung an: &a9eln beri9iebenfter Sore
men, Mdlereien in Son ei%ngebrannt,
Serratotten, tleinere funftpoue Spnse,
eenitdnbe.
-GntfduIbist. Trau: rDu
brinsit bod iebt ieben Sag einen Spit
nit na9 9dufe!A Gr: ga. lpoau les
BEN mir benn in ben 9unbstagen2A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-31
6 oubst sratuIirt.

paris, 80. Ausut. prdfoent
2Oubet. welder fi& s~esentpdrtig auf
benz 2anbe aufbdlt, empfins bic Gris.
bensna&ri&t 3u frt6er WorsenRunbe.
CT ri&tete fofort glhdwunfG.8 sIs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-31

siIuneen ri d.
gdn9i9 9ema9 I.
@Ias9cu, 80. Mug. Sn Solge
oes 5riebsnsidluhss baben bic 3ries-
fibrsnosn sroBe 8efsliunesn riidedn.
gis gema9t. &uBlanb bate $50, 600
Wsblfdds unb Sapan 100, 900 Darbs
3slttu9 befteat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-31
Standardization.

Hew YOrt: vScsanic" bon 2iperpool,
v@bnbam" nad&otterbam. ySeu=
tonic" nod Queenstown, ySi'
eilia" mad Genoa, Oscar H."
mad Copenhagen.
Queenstown /: vNporblanb" mad 81.
berpool.
Weapel: .@eoraic" nod 8enebig.
Copenhagen: .11niteb States" nod
Netp Dort.
Queenstown: vSnronta" nod Bottom.
Soutbampton: .3aiier Nilbelm H."
nod Seem Dorf.
plpmoutb: .Seutf9lanb" bon Nen
Oorf.
Queenstown: Baltic" bon Stem Dori,
Dong 2ons: .WinneIota" bon Seattl'
bia Oofobama.
2ibsrpool: rMaieftie" nod Neu Scr
bio Queenstown, .Werion" mad
pbilaoelpbia bia Q~ueenstuun.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-31
0entidIano.
g6ren.8 r.

g6rfe NOR beuie lebbafte SPECULATION.
&uffi9e pupisre fissen I'm orsi
puntte.
Gbolera.
Berlin, 80. Dug. Ser &eids'
an3eiger msIbst Offi3isl, baB in Wtfs
preubsn, I'm Wei9ielgsbiete, 20 '@bO'
lsrafdus nit 6 8obssfdlsn porsefOm=
men finb.
Die meifsn Opfer famsn In birette
geribrung nit ruifi&en s9ifsrn.
Die Regieruns bat Werste aus anoe'
rem 2a~noestbsilsn ben bortigen Sc
iunbbsitsbsb6roen our untsrffhbung
9eiaidt.
2dnss Der WsidIsl finb IL Sani-
t6tsfationen erridtet tuorben.
q ubIanb's Staatsbanferoti
propbe3eit.
gerlin n, 80. Mug. @erpaltises
Nufieben etregt stn Werf bss &seie.
runssratbs &ubOlf Wartin bonn Gai=
ierliden Staiififden amt, tpsl6er
ausfhbrt, bab &ublano in finf bic
%fiinfsen Sabren ben Gtaatsbanterott
ertldren tueroe, ba bis 9anopirtbi1afi
gu tief oarnieoerIiese unb Die Snbufrie
O6ns cine tauftrdftigs 2anbbsbDlterunQ
ni&t entwidlunasfd6is isi.
Seuti9lanb, 10 bstont Der IsrfaHer.
btrfe ni9t nit ieinsn Wiaiarben biz
3sde bsaablsn, %ionbern miRe bic frog.
li4e Grif 3ur I%bftOBung ruifi9e,
Staatspapiere bsnuben.
vRorbb. 9Iopb" beteIlt In
Gee f MIN einenpo f.
bampsr.
Stettin, 80. Nug. MrBsr Bel
Der 0utansW erft in 6tettin bat BEL
vNorbbsuti9e 2GOpo" aud Bel be,
Ssdlenborg.W erft In @~eetemiinoe elmer
neuea pofoampfsr bon be1 yBarba.
roRa"sRlahs bstsQt, Der Is, 900 bi!
1900 &%Onnensebalt haben fou.
Serengli9 d.
8erIin, 80. Nug. Magemsin
ueberraf9nng bat es berborserufen
bab Der 2aiier, entsegen frtbersn Dis
p%ofitionen, bod pl6bli& ben gefebl at
bic actibe oeuti9e S6la9tflotte CT
tbsiIte. bic enslii9s 2analfotte auf De,
&bebe bon Swinemiinos 3u bssribsn
Die Off3iOTen gldtter ssbsn fia bi
gr6Bte Mibe, bic Stimmu1e Der ge
pblterung m6gli9f freunbli9 gu &c
ftaItsn, unb es tptrb dnefili9 iebei
Wort bermieben, oas bel ben britif9el
geiu9en ir9enowel9en NnfoB erresei
f6nnte. sic bsfOlgen bamit ben f9ol
bor Wo9en bon maBssbenbsr Seit
ausseipro9enen Wunf9, bab bon osut
f9er Seit tein 9lnlab gum asrssrni'
gsbote1 perbe.
Na4 b~euti9en WsIbunsen au
Sminemiinbe bieten bic beibsn 6lotte,
einen impoIanten Mnblid Dor.
unabb6n9ige 8ldtter tparnsit Dor be
ueberfddbung beg beiberisitissu S6i
li9teitsaustaui9es.
CUR Nufre9tsrbaltune Der Srbnuny
bat oas 9. @renabier-@ Regiment q
Stargarb in pommertt 3usi @ompag
MEN nod 6uinemiinbe 9efanbt. 9D
9snoarmen aus Der Na9bari9aft i'm
bort ton3entrirt uOrben, 10 baB sttueld
Sempnfrationen unfreunolider Grt II
Geim erfidt pereen t0nnten.
9epef9entueafe 3uif6en
2aifer unb prinsre-
gent 2uitppIb.
Berlin. 80. Nug. NnIdbli9 be
Ssf9tiguns Der an ben Wan6bsr
tbeilnsbmenben bapsrifden Gegiments
i'm Ssnnes2a ger n6rbli9 bon 2ipp
iprinse baben 2aifsr Wilbelm I'm
} prin3regent 2uitpOlb Selesramme aus
setanidt, rel&e In auBerorbentlit
ber3li9e @orte 9etleioet ftnb.
u mtsri9ter nterern E
MntIa9e.
>, S4werin, 80. Nug. Sn Stc
, bsnbasen. MedlenburssS 9usrin, |
, Der Imtsri9ter pai9en bel feline
&iidfebr bonn llrIaub tpsssn Jdlf9un
bon 9ppotbst.ni&sinsn bsrbaftst MOI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-31
StaIien.
nIfanif9e @usbrtd e.

TT in boiler 86dti9teit unb uirft cine
Wane SABA aus. Sumpfes 9r65nsn
f6aIt aus Dem 3rater.
NeabeI. 80. 9lua. @lei9seitia
nit benz ausbru9 bes Isfubs uno beg
Vultans auf Stromboli uiro bon
Sultana unb palsna elm grbbeben Gee,
meIoet.
Wtele Sduier f%itr3tsn elm rnb es
bsrri9ts eine algemeins panif.
Meffina, 80. Mug. Der alte
Srater auf Der Smell StrOmboli if in
boiler Sbdsi9teit unb uirft idmsre
Wahen Saba aus.
Si9ter &au9 lis9t iber Der Smell.
Die SeuObnsr Der 96rFsr um ben Bull
fan fieben boiler S4rsden.
Mlgier.
Sonnenin Hermit g..
8uelm a, 80. Mug. Sic ameri-
tanii9e atronOmii9e Expedition, an
oeren Spibe @ontre. Nbmiral @beffer
bonn 6lotten.S bierbatorium ifebt, tuar
BET Seoba9tung Der Sonnenfinfernib
isbr erfol9rei&. gs wurben sablrei9s
photographer Der SonnenfinfsrniB
auf9enommen uno aud bic prDtube.
ranaen Der Some mittsls zines beion-
oeren Gpparatss f%ti3,irt.
Me9ppten.
Imeritani9 DE MIRO.
m n.
Iauan, 80. guauft. Die
ameritanii9e Expedition uilter 2eitung
profehor Sufp's bonn 2id.O bferbatos
RUM, fibrte ibr bo0ss proeramm aus
ma9te ole Seoba9tungen, bic fie
tptini9en fonnte.
UrallTretW.
M orocco's sultan bart
ndfig.
paris, 30. Nug. Wie beute
aus 8anger gemeloet pirb, peigert i9
Der Sultan INNER nod, ben oerbaftes
ten Nlgerier. befen 5rsilafuns Granf.
reid unter SrObungen forbsrt, beraus.
au9eben. ST lieB geftsrn benz frans
3bFi4en 9eianoten In Sea cine Note 3us
ffelen, In tpel9er er srtldrt, bab er Die
Recommendation gsmobner Mlgiers
nidt aIs gtirser Der frana6Riden Rs-
publit anerfennen tonne unb bic mos
ruccanif9en Beb6roen our Gsfnabme
bss @inge!erfertsn bsre9tiet gepeien
feien. Die MntuOrt Jranfreits uirh
porausfi6tli9 bic iofortise 8eiebunq
Der @ren3faot Ouoia uno cine 5lotten'
denomination Dor Sanssr fsin. Bon
beuti9er Settle bat bic fran30If9e &e-
sieruns feinen protef sesen einen FOL-
den S9ritt gu befir9ten, ob9lsi9 be,
bodbsinise Sultan au slauben f9sint,
BOB Ssuti9lanb ibr in S4ub nsbmer
tuerbe.
paris, 80. Mu9. Sas auspar:
tise @mt, bab Der fran36Fi9e @eianot'
au Sea ct. Rene Saiuanbier, be3ig.
LID oer Greilahung bes algeriidsr
2aufmannes 8onaian elm 1lultimatum
fsllen uno Der marutanii9en &esie.
runs 9lei63sitis mittbeilen miro, baf
er Sea bsrlaKsn tpirb, falls 8on3iar
ni4t in 5reibeit geisbt wiro.
Sripolis.
3 d Der Sonnen
Sin Hermit 5.
8ripoIis, 80. Aug. Sie ame.
ritanii1e, bic italienii4e uno oie fran
30fIde Expedition bso5adtsten bsut,
!, bic Sonnsnfinfsrnib BEL tlarer Itnlo
fpbdre. DieieIbe bauerie 8 Winuten
Setunoen. prot. Cobb bom Irmherf
} College, Der gbef Der amerifanii4er
: Expedition, ma9te sablrei9e pbotosra'
pbif4s N%ufnabmen.
Waroffo.
{ GreigeIafen.
hanger, 81. Muguf. Se
: 3aufmann Bou3ian 1T frei9e9eber
tpor6en.
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lal1t.
Ser Seiud oes engGiden @cifwabers in Swineminoe. GuHanb angebit
am Torabembe bs Staatsbanferotes. = Ser Eapf frent fd iber
ben 1rieben. Ssp6adtuns Der SunnenfmternfB.
TnnanHde @ns6rHde in StaGen.

9ramme an prdfbent 8ouiebelt, ben
3aren unb ben MitabD.
Nls Premierminifer &oubisr um
feline Meinun9 iiber bas Reiultat Der
3Onferen3 befra9t tuurbe, ia9te CT:
nSas parlamsnt 1T Der sin3ige Ort.
mo- i9 internationale uno oiplomatii9e
Grags bsipredsn tann, i'd gebe ME
bon bieIer &egel ab."
Ser premisrminifsr ri9iets beute
Woresn cine lanse SspsfGe an Witte.
Die nmaebuns beg prsmisrs III BON
Dem &siultate Der 3onferen3 iebr er.
freut.
Der papf beslt d 10 u n DIT
ben 3aren.
H o 80. Muguf. Der papf
tpuroe au fri6sr Worgsnfunbe bon
Dem 5risosnsidluife gu pOrtsmOutb
untsrri9tst. ct risf: vSiss it bic
9lidli9ffe Radridt in meinem 2eben.
8ott Tel Sant FIR ben Wutb bes prdf=
oenten &ooisbelt."
Spdter i6idte Der Yapf cine De-
peI9e on ben 3aren, In uel9er CT oies
fen unb bic gauge WeIt bealadutnf9t.
NsuepoIitif9e Sage.
BerIin, 80. Nug. Na9osm bas
erffs grfaunsn unb bic 5reubs tibsr
ben JrieosnsI4luB f9 aslegt baben,
psriu9t man fi9 Die 1eue Sage tlar gu
MAIDEN, tusl6s bur9 bic bsrdnbertsng Be
siebungen Der Wd9te sei4afen tpuroe.
&ublanbs Stslung nit sinsm md9-
tigen Ra9bar i'm Often unb Wsffsn
tpirb nun Der Ssuti9lanbs dbnli9.
&ublano miro obns 3wsifel cine ftarfe
Nrmss i'm Often unterhaltsn unb ba,
our4 gespungen iein, ben Druid gegen
bic Weftsren3e etpas gu perminbern.
IS mirb ni4t mebr ME friiber au
flr9ten isin, neil es aud nod Wieoer.
bsrfsQung ieinss 9lniebsns unb Der
Reorganization fsiner 9~iIfsquellen fiets
Sapan teoba9tsn unb nit bemislbsn
rs9nsn muB.
Nad Mnf9t bon 9ennerr Der 0er=
bdltnihe if bic beutfde Re9ieruns
iiberssu9t, bab Sapan fur biels Sabre
ruhig blsiben tpirb, tusrt es ni9t ge=
Hort mirb unb baB ss friebli9 ieinsn
1eusn 8sfb auf benz afatiiasn 2on-
tinent entpidsln pirb. Die ygslbs
Gsfabr" i6eint srObten Shells aus ben
osuti9en Bere8nunsen setpi9en gu
isin.
profefforen am Streif.
g t. petersbur9,3 80. Iu9.
Cine 9spsf9e aus ObeHa mslost, bab
342 bort %psrIammelte ruiff9e profeis
loren bei9lOhsn babsn. ibrs 9s6rtbdtiss
felt s%in3ufellen, Bis benz 8olte bic &C.
foroertsn biirserli9sn 5reibeiten unb
ben unibsrftdten pole afaosmii9e
Nutonomie 9etpdbrt usroen.
8rpBbritannien.
4rie9sbe tsfIunsen ri d.
gdn9i9 9ema4 1.
@Iasgctp, 80. Mug. Sn Solgt
oes GriebsnsialuHss babsn bic 3riss.
f%hbrsnosn eroBs Befslungen riidedn'
gis gema9t. &ublano bate 40, 00(
Wsblfdds unb Sapan 100, 900 Yaro:
3slttu9 befsat.
Sapan.
oefbenstp.
Sofiu, 80. Nu9uf. @ontresM 10
miral Roisfusnstp bat fia bon isiner
Wunben iOweit erbOlt, bat Ct anfanl
September mad 9ioto 'sebra9t tperber
tanr.
Oeterrei@' nngarn.
NpbeI preis.
2arlsba6, 80. Mus9uf. =
Nus better Nueae Tam bic Mfociirt
prehe berf9ern, BOB fsbr tuabrI9sin
lid nddfes Sabr prdRbent @ooiebel
ben Nobelpreis erbalten tpirb.
Gorea.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-31

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