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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
MORE BODIES
ARE RECOVERED
Atlantic Coast Line Cars,
Which Plunged Into Eliza
beth River, Are Raised
DEATH LIST COMPLETE
Five of Negro ExcursiOnists
ON Ill-Fated Train Are
Yet to Be Accounted For

NORFOLK. Va. Aug. 1S.-The re-
movaI to-day of two Atlantic Coast
Line cars which plunged into the open
draw at Elizabeth River yesterday af-
teruoon revealed but two bodies in the
first car, making the number of bodies
recovered thirteen. with five persons.
missing. None of the injured now in
the hospital will die. but a majority of
them Will be sent TO their homes in a
day or two. The bodies of the dead
will be forwarded 10 their homes to-
morrow.
a careful examination of the bottom
OF the river showed no more bodies
and the railroad officials are convinced
that the death list is now complete,
though reports are still current of a
much heavier loss of life.
All day long the operations Of the
rescuing and wrecking crews con-
tinued. There were reports that in the
raising of one of the submerged cars
the end of the coach was loOsened and
bodies were washed back into the
stream and hoated away with the tide.
Later reports, however, denied this
story.
]. j. Thompson, a farmer, displayed
considerable heroiSm when the disaster
occurred. He leaped to the second coach.
cut hole in the roof and extricated thir-
ty-fve people just before the car became
completely submerged. Cleveland ThOmp-
son, his son. who was an eyewitness OF
the disaster, to-day declared that En-
gineer Reigs stuck to his post and fell
with the engine, and that the red danger
flag used at the bridge had faded so from
long usage that it was almost white. The
draw was open for a tug. which by
quickly reversing engines narrowly es-
capped being caught by the falling loco
motive and cars. &C.
About three score Of the 1863 eXcursiOnists
have reached Norfolk. OF them twenty
three are at hospitals suffering from their
injuries.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
DEALS WITH NAVY.
Witte Refuses to Consent to Japan's
Demand for Limitation.

PORTSMOUTH,, N. H, Aug. 1S.-The
reserved point in article seven, to which
agreement was only reached in prin-
ciple," relates to the establishing of
the status south of Harbin, from which
the ceded branch of the Chinese East
ern Railroad is to begin. Russia re-
turned negative to article ten (the
surrender of the interned shipsJ on the.
ground that such a proceeding would
be against all international law and
precedent On article eleven (the limf-
tation Of Russia's naval power) Mr..
Witte declines to agree to allow such a
provision to go into treaty, but Of
fered to state on behalf of his Govern
ment that Russia had no intention Of
maintaining in the Far East a naval
force which would constitute threat
against Japan or any other power.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
FRIGHTENED MEN
LEAP OVERHEARD

SEATTLE, Aug. 1S.-Two sons of
Henry DIETRICH, the Alaska ComerciaI
Company's agent at Bethel, on the Kus-
kokwim River, and four natives recently
lost their lives by jumping overheard
from a small steamboat on the Kus-
kokwim. The men, whose experience
on board steam vessels was limited.
were frightened out of their wits by
steam escaping from the safety valve
of the craft and. fearing an explosion.
the two DIETRICH boys and five native
passenger jumped overheard into the
natives was rescued. but the others
were swept away and drowned.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
BATTLE BEGINS
IN CHURCH CASE

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1S-All day to-
day the legal battle of the Aguirre fam
lily, claimants against the dignitaries of
the Roman Catholic church in this State
for the recovery from the plus fund of
moneys which. with interest will approx
innate $4,000, was waged in the Superior
Court before Judge Bordwel.
Attorney Garret W. McEnerney of San
Francisco, who represented the Califor-
MIA Catholic Bishops when the plus fund
case was before the court of arbitration
at The Hague, is leading counsel for the
defendants. He argued that the obliga-
tions assumed by the former head of the
Roman Catholic church in California
must not necessarily be assumed by his
successor, Archbishop Patrick W. Rior-
dan. He did not consider that the Holy
See at Rome had a proprietary interest
in the Plus fund, or that a papal bull or
dering the payment of $4,000 to the
Aguirre heirs had any force under the
laws of the United States.
Attorney J. Wiseman Mcdonald, repre-
senting Bishop Conaty. confined his ar
gument to the contention that the
Aguirres had invalidated their claim
through sleeping on their rights
Attorney w. I. Foley, who with ex-
Governor Henry T. Gage represented
Martin Aguirne, former Warden of San
Quentin prison, and the other claimants,
made bitter attack on the church digni-
taries.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
QUESTION OF CHINESE
EXCLUSION STRADDLED
Committee in Portland Adopts an
Indefinite Resolution.
Department of Mines Advocated
by Several Delegates.

paper entitled Encourage Home Manu-
factures."
RESOLUTIONS PROPOSED.
AS was predicted, on the subject OF
Chinese exclusion and Chinese boycott,
the resolution committee struck snag
and all last evening and this morning
were consumed before an agreement eould
be reached. The resolution, as IT VIII go
to the congress- petitions the President TO
make the necessary investigation into the
cause of the present boycott, and 10 tnen
recommend to the Federal Congress such
recommendations for a comprehensive
immigration law framed to remove all
unreasonable restrictions, but TO exclude
all undesirable persons of every nation
One other important resolution was
adopted in committee to-day, indorsing
the establishment of a Department OF
Mines and Mining
Among the resolutions introduced in the
congress to-day was one advocating the
appropriation of 900 for the completion
of the Columbia River jetty, one favoring
the issuance by Congress Of $1OO.OOO.OOo
in bonds to form a permanent fund for
the Improvement of rivers and harbors,
and one recommending separate statehood
for Oklahoma.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
ATTEMPT TO WRECK
A SANTA FE TRAIN
Special Dispatch to The Can.

SANTA ANA, Aug. ia deliberate at
tempt to wreck another Santa Fe train
a short distance from the scene of the
collision on Wednesday evening, which
resulted in the loss of seven lives, has
been reported to Sheriff Lacy.
The engineer of a freight train, Just
after rounding Horseshoe Bend, saw
ahead of him a pile of rails laid across
the track. The train was making slow
time and consequently it's engineer had
an opportunity to come to a full stop
before he reached the obstruction The
rails were cleared away and the matter
was reported to the Sheriff's office from
the next station. An investigation failed
10 give any clew. 1t is believed, how
ever. that the work was done by
framps
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-Navy or
ders: Medical Inspector II. G.. Boyer. de-
tached from the United States Naval
Medical School at Washington, d, c.,
for special duty with the International
Congress at Paris, is ordered to the
Asiatic station as fleet surgeon.
Surgeon c. Bindle, detached from
duty as feet surgeon with the Asiatic
fleet, is ordered TO the Chicago as feet
surgeon of the Pacific squadron
Army orders: First Lieutenant Dex-
ter Sturges, Thirteenth Cavalry, will
proceed by the first transport sailing
from San Francisco to Manila and re-
port TO the commanding general of the
Philippines division for further orders.
Captain Ralph S. Porter, assistant sur
geOn, assigned for temporary duty with
the United States transport service, will
report to the medical superintendent OF
that service at San Francisco tor as
signment as transport surgeon OF the
Buford for the next voyage of that
transport from San Francisco to Ma
Mia and upon arrival at Manila will re-
port to the commanding general Of the
Philippines division for assignment to
duty.
First Lieutenant Raymond F. Met
calf assistant surgeon, is assigned for
temporary duty as transport surgeon OF
the Buford during the next voyage or
that transport from Mania 20 san
Francisco Upon arrival at San Fran
cisco Lieutenant MetcaR will report by
telegraph to the Hillary Secretary
for further orders. Private James 5.
Canty, Hospital Corps. Fort Huachuea,
Ariz.. to be sent to the depot of re-
cruits and casuals at Fort mcdowell,
reporting to the commanding officer for
transportation to Manila on the trans
port sailing from San Francisco ABOUT
September 5. Upon arrival at Manila
he will report to the commanding gen.
eraI of the Philippines division for as
signment to duty.
Sergeant John A. Malterer, Troop d,
First Cavalry, Fort Clarke. Tex. trans
ferred to the Signal Corps as a private.
to be sent to Benicia Barracks for duty.
Major Solomon w. Roefsler, Corps OF
Engineers, is detailed as a member OF
the board Of officers appointed for the
artillery district OF Puget Sound for
collecting data for submarine defense
projects
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
ATTACK MADE UPON
CHILD NEAR VALLEJO
Man Taken Into Custody
and Accused of the
Crime.

VALLEJO, Aug. 1S.-Hans Hanson, 3s
years of age, has been arrested on the
charge of attacking Irma Sponsler, an
eleven -year-old girl. The alleged crime
is said to have been committed this
afternoon one mile from Vallejo
Henry Herbert of Vallejo, who was
passing near by at the time, heard the
cries of the child and went to her as
sistance- Hanson rushed at him with
hammer, but Herbert defended him
self with pitchfork. The accused
man escaped to Vallejo, but was found
hiding i'll the city park at Z o'clock to-
night and placed in Jail. The little girl
is in a precarious condition.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
ABANDoNs ALL HOPE.
NJ. De Martens VIII Leave for Home
Next Week.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H, Aug. 1s.-M
de Martens has abandoned evidently all
expectations of seeing a treaty of peace
concluded at this time. This evening
he telegraphed his wife, saying he
hoped to be able to sail for home next
week.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
Pnstonce Changes.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1S.-Changes Of
fourth class postmasters: Arizona
Valverde, Yavapai County. William F.
Buckin CHAM. vice John F. Hemenway.
Appointments made = rural carrier
-California-Los Angeles (Sta-
tion Ii. Noble E. Allen. carrier; Mar
garet ]. Allen. substitute.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
Don't Cost Money

They it. Here at last is the solution
Twinlock Loose Leaf Ledgers. Made to last
as long as you do. No opening books
one book does 1t all. All accounts are current.
Made in any size or form of ruling and print
ing Used for any business. pleasure for
statesmen to explain. Catalogue Sanborn
Vail g Co. TAI Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19

The sand dunes that were south OF
the Park Is recent history
The growth of the Sunset district has
been strong and steady-
Good opportunities for investments
through Sunday Real Estate columns.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
Gar to GiUe His Subjects
D0ice, in Government.

the help of God Almighty and with the combined efforts of all her
Russia will emerge triumphant from the trying ordea
through which she passing and will be born again in the
strength the greatness and the glory Of her history extending
through thousand years.
Peterof this nineteenth day of August in the year
OF grace 1905, and in the eleventh year of our reign
NICHOLAS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19

BADEN BADEN, Aug. 1s.-In order
still further to cement German and
American good will. the German En-
peror has asked Prince Henry of Prussia
to make another trip to the United States
Immediately after the autumn military
maneuvers. which will take place in the
vicinity of Homburg-
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
Summer CoIds.

Laxative Bromo Quinine, the world wide Cold
Cure removes the cause. Call for the full name
and lock for signature OF E. w. Grove. 25c. :
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
FNVOYS STILL UNABLE
TO BRING ABOUT PEACE
CANNOT AGREE ON THE TERMS
Conference Adourns Until Tuesday and It Is Expected
ing on That Day Will Bring No Results.


already
n Baron undoubtedly
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
PRINCE HENRY AGAIN
TO VISIT AMERICA
Kaiser Still Striving to Ce-
ment Germany's Friendship
With United States.

Special Cable to The Call and New York Her
aid. Copyrieht. 1905 by the New York
Herald Publishing Company.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
VISITS THE president.

Baron KanekO's Mysterious Trips to
Oyster Bay.
OYSTER BAY. Aug. 1s.-President
Roosevelt's only visitor to-dav was
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
6taatnenisteitem

8imotbp @riffin. friber gu-
fobien i'm S~taatsbaufe, murbe Geffern
bon Der 8eb0roe 6Hentti&er Mrbeiten
aIs Snfpettor i'm Strubenreinisunss.
Departement anssfslt.
6hrbie beim p%leafant Run
au srri9tenbe Babsanfalt tparsr fsint
Nnsebote einqelaufen, 10 baB tpabr-
i9einli& nod Elm tueitsrsr 9srmin 3u,
ginrei9uns bon Mn9eboten anberaumi
tuerben muB.
MIsetnen SHE'LL Der 0ofsr
fir bic So1babnen tiberuies bic Be.
b6rbe 6fentli9er Mrbeiten sefisrn Der
Big 4 gabn $840.88 Der Wonon
gabn 81, 743.28 Die Staot Der.
pf1i9tet f9, tpie ia bsfannt, ben bierten
Sbeil Der unfOfen au Sablen.
patrif shea, 9e9en mel.
DEN bte acknowledgement Der 8runien.
beit uno bes 2drmf6lagens erboben
tuareti, tuuroe gsfern bonn Si9srbsits-
ratbe auf sebn Sage obne @ebalt BON
Sisnfe i~ufpenbirt. Die gntf9siouna
tuuroe sstrOHen. ebe Sbea's Anwalt
tberbaupt nod Elm Wort su @unfen
feines @lientsr bonn Stapel gslafen
bate.
Sas StaatssSnfitu 81,
ausbilbune Der Saubtummen wuro'
seftsrn er6Hnet, 225 fribere S9hle,
meIbsisn f9 an. Weitere alte S9tle'
tueroen beute angenommeu, uno NOR
gen tueroen H9 oie rieusn S4iler 3u,
Mufnabms einfinben. Wan f9dbt, baf
stua 40 oerielten aufgenommen tuer'
ben, baB aber cine an3atI Der Mnmel'
bunsen Raummangelsbalbsr suriides.
tpieien tuerben miifen.
Rtte Gmitb bon go. la
QeotasS traBe, elm in ben @sparatur.
wertfatten Der Big Sour : Babn On
seffenter Wann, tpurbe geffern perbaf.
tet. Ut if bsI6uloist, gefoblsne So
den nod Warton @ounip sebra&t ~
baben. 3wei uouene Seden, usl3,
ansebIi4 Der pulman Gar 60. geffob'
len tuurben unb tpel&e Smith bisr ber'
fauft hoben foa, .ieferten ben Nnlaf
au Der Wtrbaftuns. Die beiben Dsder
fOasn eeIesentIi& zines 8abnunfaasl
BET Carl Part abbanOen seiommsr
FIN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
Yoliseut&es.

@barIesGIarf, 953 0irginia
abe., Elm Contractor, uurbe eefiern
Nbenb burd bic Setettips Brap uno
Wstbel bsrhaftst. Die antlase III
@roBoiebfabl. Gin bpn 2utber Wa9.
goner, 1926 S6sffelb Nbe., srmirftsr
Werbaftsbefebl bei9uloigt @lart, als
erfe Mn3ablung an sinsm 8aue $50
entsesen9snommer su baben, Obne bab
er iemals nit benz gaue be9ann. Seine
girgiGaft uuroe auf $500 fsfge=
ifelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
Wiese-Mltar- 6rdb.
o eb n:


u. 81. unb 5. Sutemiler, 6nabe.-
6reo. unb Warp Bspsr, Wdb&sn.-
Wm. uno Wargarst &ounb, Wdo9er
-@eo. unb Sarab siblsp. anabe. =
German unb 2Iara 9artman, 3nabe,
-Saeob unb Warp 2rsia, Wdb8en.
uno 2ena Maribal, 2nabe,
-Sobn iino Soa pebro, Mdo&en.-
Sod unb Warsarst 8bat9er, anabe,
-Rop unb Mnna &oB, 9nabe.-
glpoob uno 8iboie 8aursbsl. 2nabs,
-@bas. unb Cora Gong, 9nabe.
9etraut:
Grant 6. Sten3sl, ir.-Sarab pfabler,
g6sfer 9. Noore-Wa9s 5orrefer.
Joiepb 0orner-9ilia @entrp.
Benjamin &sbbid-gIt3abetb pbi0ips
Sobn 6arris-&oi &opsr.
Sobn y. spilman-2aura Wit9el.
Granf @suburs-Gan Miler.
Sobn Mloerfon-Wsaltbp Barnett.
Dm. SapIor-grace patton.
albert Denf-gmma 6aut.
Sarrp unberuoob-Nora Beulben.
Ri9nro Werrid-gaa O'gonnor.
6oref 2nigbt-6n3el Winnif.
German 2o&-Sba Saus.
Sarrp Nbams-Nelie Solan.
0efprben:
Sduel. Garter, =, 913 Bates
Werritt 8afer, 33 g., CAT g. Ola.
bama.-patrid @arnsp, SO s., Stabt'
6oipital. Smith. IS S.. lbs
D. Soutb.-gorneIitis 6amilton, So
s., $50 @. 81. @tr.-gmma Sarri.
ion. 81 s., 1903 Blaine. - pete,
9rsis, 81 S., 1909 Tacoma Mpe.-
6arris 4fbopstp, 81 s., $40 81
@aibinstOn. -Warp Ra6er, 70 s..
1921 q. Capitol albe.-Sas. Smith
l DR.. 1909 Glst9sr aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
0ottltsb BIT,
III. gemhtbli9e ede,"
ede 4pble urtb Warfet Ctr.
Neme Smeorporattomea,

6olgenbe @sieaf&aftet rei9ten beim
Staatsietretdr ibre Sneorporations.
paptere elm:
5. 5. Stil3, estretdr Der gbansSiIe
Supplement Co., @apital Der COMPANY
$40, 000-$40, 900.
Die SnoianapoIis, Charlottesville &
@efern Erection Comb, capital &c..
600, 900; Sirectoren: g. SpmmerbiQe,
&. @rubbs. Sobn Dabis. @bas. Ban
@l:aoe, .. Repuolb, u. Ramfep, gIi
Batter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21

- Die bette 5 Sent gieorre In
Der Stabt, Wu&o's ~2ongfelou~e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21

S%erIanet-ein fdbiess beuti&es #dhfen, San1i'
~ lie SON brei, fetne Edi4e, gutter pIas. sobu
$500 fur has ri9tiss Ndb4eu. @a3sufrasen 2o25
Rorb 9tIapare Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21

6xinsn3 eIes 0eIb m perfefpsn ~ trsenh eiueu
d Netr Q fhr 5 BIB 9 Proisnt.
American Home Buying Coz
. Sombarh 0sbtube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21

2oeaLB etterberi1t.
S9Sn beate 9a9t unb nm 6reitas
rudrmer beute Ta9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
Mn8 ben 0eri9ten.
SnperiprGeri&t.

Snperiureeriht.
Dor @i9tsr Sobn 6. WcGlafer
purbe ssiern bic alnse Der 5rau Sen-
nis 6. Osben 9eser 5rau @brihina
5arsisr~ psrbanbsIt. grtsrs iuat bic
3-ldbrigs gntelin, psl9e bon Der Der.
pittpsten Wutter Der Betlasten in
Ob6ut gegeben wurbe, 3u bstOmmen.
&reisgeri@t.
Die edeibun9stlage Der Sennie
2snneop sssen ibren @atten @barles
tpurbe BON &i6tsr 5snrp @lap aasu
absemiefen unb bic 9ldserin our Sab
lung Der 2ofsri b%erurtbeilt.
NaaIabseridt.
gs tpurben our gefatigung einge-
rei9t
Dos Seftament bee bsrfforbensu
Marp 8Oplan, in wsl9sm 5aOe Sobn
g. gOpIan. Der 500 ghrsfdaft ftslts,
als Mbminifraior funsirsn tpirb;
Das 3etament bss perforbentr
Spbn gbipman. In tuel4sm Sale 2ucp
@6ipman, bic $50. 900 gir9ihaft
feate, als Na9labberpalterin amtiren
miro.
Rriminalgsrtdt.
Inter Der Mntlage oss 2leinbieb.
ffabls uno Der gmpfansnabme bon ses
foblenen Sa1en tpurbe Der ~19-idbriee
Soil 8ausbn geFsrn Dem 2riminal.
rsdtsr borgefibrt. gr betannte fi4
bes erfisn gergsbsns i9ulois ano tpurbs
unter iufpenbirtem urtbeiI entlaRsn.
Inter berislben Mn!lase fanb Ga.
muel @rabbp Dor Dem &i9ter, Der i'm
f9ulbi9 fano unb ibm our 3ablung
bon 81 nebft Soften uno 10 Sager
@efdngniB psrurtbeiIte.
8unoes8eri@t.
Nnna M. older, Snbaberin elmer
@roeerp In Seymour rei9te geffern
cine frsimilige Banferottertldrung Elm.
9>ie paiRoa bslaufen f9 auf $4059. O2,
bic Mttipn bstragsn $3081. 08.
Nene &Iagen.
6 4abeneraB berIangt.
Wartba 6. Mitmari rsi9te ae9erl bic
Jnbianapolis Mutumobil Go. G9aben=
erfabtlage fur $4,000 elm. anssbsno,
oaB ibr pfero Dor einsm babiniauien-
ben GutOmobil Der betr. 60. f9eute,
pdbrsno fte in grauforbspils, Snb..
cine Jabrt ma4ts, iobab He aus benz
Wasen ssf9Ieubert unb 3iemli9 bet1d.
oigt tpuroe. -
SEQ. Seifert ilaat sesen bic Central
Union telephone 60. tussen Contract.
bru&s fur $1,000 S9aosnsriab; bic
60. ion obne iesli9en @runb unb obns
ibn porber babOn berifdnbist..3u babsn,
bas 9elspbun aus ieiner Wobnuns snt-
fernt iu baben.
Jobn g. Clements, Elm 0si3er Der
9. 6. 6. & st. 6. Bahn, bsrlangt In
feiner 2lage bon bisfer 8abnasislf9afi
$40. 600 gntf9doisuns fur gsrlsban.
gen, oie CT F9 BET elmer @ouifon, fa,
bic er bic 8a5n 60. perantmortli9 bolt.
Bugsjogen babsn nil.
70 oIlen mieberge9 ieben
etn.
2aura Smith bef9ulbigt In ibre,
S9eiouugsflase ibrsn @attsn Sobn,
fe aei&lasen unb clue unpaRenbs
Spra9e ssgen He sefibrt gu babsn.
Weil ibr @atte Wi0iam fe angsb'
LID grauiam bebanbelt unb oft Na9ta
bonn 5auie obne @runb fo~rtsebIisbsr
iH. wtini&t gaa parton bon ibm &C.
i9ieoen gu tuerben unb bts Obbut tbs,
oas 6idbrise Qinb gu betommen.
9 4uIber eingetIagt.
Qaut zines SnuloTneines bat I'm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21

S%erIanat-U edb4tn fur estp6buIihe Sousarbeit
~ gufsr 8 obn. stat5ufra9en $50 on Rem gort
Strnbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
@etterberimt.
@afhinaton. 2I. Sent.

sar .. etuHs.u .nb.ab , MIR wOrs.ns, az. s.stsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21

S%erlangt-gin nettes fdbiees Wdb6su fur alaes
~ metne Sausarbeit. empfeblungen %oerIangt.
yso9sufraeeu Sounerftae ober Jreitas abenbs in
go. 1922 Nprb TeribiaH Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21

SIR Snbiana: SdSn Reite RaHt unc
am Sreitas; rudrnier I'M 0fIt4en unb Gems
tralen Tbeile beute Na9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21

We rlanst-eiu Wdb9eu fur seubbnIthe Saus'
~ arbsit. BUR 4 Heriontn in Der Sarnilie ; feiH
pai9en /; 2obn $500. 2sas 6utberIanh Muerue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21

S%erlanet--gin Dldbden fur aaeeneine 6ausa-s
~ belt. 3letue Samilie. RahSufrasen 2114
Talbot Grsnue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21

S%erianaf = Gin gutes beutfhes Wdbheu fir
~ 9etp6bnIi4e 3ausarbeit. Hah3uiragen 72S
slprb Gan StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21

N%srlanet Cine eHusibefin oIs eetilfn an
- RIe: oerrepnratureu. 5ta63ufrageu I'm @Iobe
aIeiberIaoeu, Ode Ma5hinatou uno Selamare Str. .
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21

0IerIanat = Cine CUTE beutiGe P6niu uub eb enio
~ etne Mai9fran. Gutter aosa. 1an3ufra een
int Giafouie.6pipital.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21

q u u~ertaueu Giueu HaupIab an eturul Aperus,
- 5tpiiheu 6iebIano Npe. uuo Oriental StraBe,
IS bel l25 SuB sros. msstb $500. Rsrbe fit SITS
on Ssnaub Der f1 elm Sous gu 6anen ipiini6t Der
faufen. @irb MID ON periouen ~perfauft bic Gigen
tbum rernetbsu molten. @utt etrass unb T~rcttoirs
Sos. gbsussfandIe unb elettrif9es aibt On Der
sfrase. Ra6sufraseu 1873 etrrm Nus.
The Jasper news., 1905-04-27

when some funny man tells you
that his twine is % per cent bet
Ter than my Missouri made twine,
If that's not going some on the
nerve line then | have nothing to
say, Come in my farmer FREUD
and can show as nice twiue as
you ever looked at and is guaran-
teed to run 500 # to the pound.
Don't let them bfutf YOU out of n
few dollars on that - per cent
talk. You heard some people tell
what a bad thing trusts were in
1904 Did you buy your twiue for
l0c last year? Have You been