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FOR SALE.
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FOR SALE FARMS

FOR SALE FARMS
lI-acrc truck farm in East HAMPTON
$1,000.
;;o-acrc truck farm on Back river.
lve-room dwelling. $l.50o
i'-acre truck farm at New Market
school house, Sl,5O0
l2-acra farm on Fox Hill road, new
S-i"om dwelling, necessary out build
nGs; easy terms. $2...50
9n-acre truck farm on Back river.
shrrt' miles from Hampton. $1,000.
~ acres On Rack river, three miles
from Hampton. 81 $50.
4h-atrrs on Back river. nhou! seven
niles from Hampton. easy terms.
81 600
- acres four miles from Hampton.
5000
.'-arre farm. now dwelling Of s
CONS nystcring and fishing. water
frontage, fine view, four miles from
Hampton. $1,000
MARYE e. MOREY,
RrHl Estate, Insurance and Invest
mcntS.
zo' 2t'h 81, Newport News. Va
2l..tt
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" ANTFn-Tl!KEI, FIRST CLASS
unh0lSt"rrrS: good wages: al THE.
PEOPLES FURNITURE pACkls<t;
& STORAGE co. SIS Thirtic,h
street. None but first class work
men need apply.
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handsome dinner sets. AZ pieces,
offered Tor only $5.s7. al LASHS.
,tt
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WANTED ki:SpEC'TAHl.E WHITE
woman. middle aged preferred is
nurse ~ baby. Must i" nca, ana
cNprricnrrL References required.
Address k"S Il. old i'oint Comf,,r,
Va. Str
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-15

FOR SALE GOOD LOT on TWEEN.
ty-risth 81, near Jefferson avenue
Il c"s' $500. For a quick purchase
il is offered Tor only $5dn Will
give some time if desired. SOAIMt!R
SIl.I.t, x co .lo:;l
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WANTED.

SELL 50 ACRES
oyster ground II Mill Creek Has
about 400 bushels oysters and in
addition 300 bushels shells
planted III 1904. Must he sold at
once. Cheap for cash 10 quick p,r-
chaser. GEO. W. PHILLIPS Rcal
Estate and Loans. Hampton. Ma
:, 81
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CON THE BEST RESULTS, TAKE
yunr prescriptions 20 the Ideal Phar.
macy or - CunEdon's Pharmacies at
Phurn'!s ant Hampton. Va. Patent
medicines at cost 5-3l-tf
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uNDERTAkERs.
TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
Ter Co. N. H. ketchunl. Manager.
Office. &. & O. station. Phones: He'll
Nos iol und 1876; Citizens. No l."
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SPtji.A:. NOTICE, TO lNVESTORS.
We Offer NO lots with Iwo build
lnsS. ~ rooms. bringing $2nl annual
rent. for only 81 80 This is lG per
cent Lots assessed al $500 and
buildings COS! 5000. Capable OF
'arn'l" :, per cent. Title G.laran-
'tnd ~ title. Company SCMAl:R-
WILL, K GO .li.;i
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ARR;
SATISFIED NOW

(Con,inucd from page lwo.)
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THE PEOPLES HAY AND FEED
COMPANY. 2I% ThirIleth street.
4 have Il number or stalls to rent with
light water ana shelter for wagons
Citizens phone - colin
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Manitoba WHITE GIRL AS
pastry cnoE and 10 take charge OF
pantry in small hotel Must conc
Well recommended Permanent posi-
ion il satisfied Ad,lrrss. BON o.
ola Point Va oo-l3-2t
NTEl>- ONE OR TWO GENTLE
men to occupy Il large. heated room
with board. Apply MRS. WALKER
IA | ltlri%-Scc0Nh street ..!t;t
WA NTED-lo.h MEN TO BUY
Valentines FOR their $weetht-uriS at
Mrs. Alice Mnr!on's intsSt,r,' .Sl1
Washington avenue, .nrs-si assert
''rni IN The ely. Sc our NV Val
"h' Inc. WHY Don't ion rnp?'
.atf
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Cry Attorney classic rendered his
''r' 's!"n Gu III" question Of whether Or
-" cpnnclImcn O., cllv officers nave.
nc risht 10 furnish supplies c,c.. to
rs citH. but referring the roGy 70 ne
S'a'" 'aw which clearly mak"s S,:,h
I" prcccedins illegal. ne rrosi1.nt
IelrIred Inc d.cisiol ,o t!,e ,i,,,c,
committee
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-24
The President Hard at Work.

Oyster Bay. August 23.-Whlle Pres
ident Rooseyent has not relaxed In the
least his efforts to bring the Russian
and japanese ENJOYS into an agree
ment, a distinct lull In the negotla.
lions was noticeable here today. No
visitors on business connected with the
peace proceedings were expected.
Assistant secretary OF state. Mr..
Pierce. at Portsmouth, Is keeping the
president advised OF the developments
In the situation there, but the precise
nature OF the information he trans
mits Is not disclosed So long as the
conference remains In session the
president will hold himyelf in readi.
ness TO assist the ENJOYS In any proper
way TO reach successful conclusion
OF their mission lie Is very much
In earnest In the efforts he iR making
now to clear the way TO an agreement,
and It Is believed his strong feeling
In the matter has impressed Itself up
on the minds OF the COnfcrets
That the presl tents earnestness
took practical turn In his conference
with Ambassador DeROsen and Baron
Rancho, is beyond question. but there
are rea sons for the beliei that the full
purport OF his proposals has not yet
appeared II is felt here that as an
immediate break in the conference
seems 70 have been averted there IL
yet hope Of a successful Issue 70 TIA,
CONFERENCE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-24
RUSSIAN MEETING IN GOTHAM.
Revolutionary League Denonuces Gar
Nicholas and His Methods.


New York, August PA meeting Of
the Russian revolutionary league was
held last night ON the East SIDE to dis
cuss the ukase ISSUED Saturday by Em
peror Nicholas. About 800 Russians
were present. All the speakers
strongly condemned the new Russian
plan and characterized it as ruse
TO gain sympathy of other constitu'
tional governments Or. S c. Hitloy'
sky, one Of the principal speakers
said
This so.called plan to give the PEG.
pie a voice in the government, has
three drawbacks:
First. those who are called TO serve
in the zemstyo are required to swear
allegiance 10 the autocracy;
Second, all those who visa to vote
are required to hold a certain amount
Of this worlds goods
The amount sounds small to Amer.
leans, but in Russia il is a large
amount and will shut out many thou.
sands from voting Third, major.
lily OF twO-thirds is necessary 20 pass
any measure In Russia there Is an
old law which gives the autocracy the
light to override a twO-thirds major.
ity; 50 whore does the power of the
people lie?"
\ meeting OF avOwed anarchists was
held last night In another hall 20 lis.
Cuss the ukase Police were scat.
tered through the crowd and guarded
the doors To prevent persons from eH.
tering after the seats hal al been &c
Cupied
Speeches Of the most iucpudiary type
were delivered from the beginning Of
the meeting. Emperor Nicholas was
subjected 10 torrents Of abusive Ian
guacc, and threats also were made
that the rnitel states will soon under.
20 anarchist revolution \ police
sergeant commanding the detail IN IN,
hall quickly stopped the TRADE by
sending word 10 The managers of the
furious riot talk TIA; j.; mus; 10
stopped
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-24

found her dyiNg and summoned a
physician When the physician ar
rived she was dead OF yellow fever.
leaving seven children the oldest 10
years old and the youngest months.
The oldest child was also found to be
infected.
The announcement OF the surgeon
general, Mr.. Wyman, In a telegram to
President Souchon that II is impossI-
BILE TO take adequate precautions at
Colon to dsinfect vessels and that
every vessel from there TO southern
ports must be detained at port OF ar
rival FIVE days, is expected temporari-
ly TO transfer all cotton trade hereto
fore passing through southern gate
ways 10 New York. Already frul
carrying vessels which touch at the
Panama port have been barred.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-24
Newr From French capItal.

Paris, August 23-Thc 81. Peters.
burg correspondent of the Temps con.
tradicts the report Of tlo London
Times and Berlin lukal Nnzcig,r t.
tn the effnol that council hvli al
Petcrhor It wac decided not 20 mahc
further peace concessions Tie sa,d
that the council. on the contrary pro
nouncrd by small majority for the
conclusion nt The peace aud that "a,
emperor has ordered the Russian l,.
,gatrs 90 make a new proposition rel
alive lu Indemnity.
The correspondent adds that the
Russian delegates have received Ca.
tcl,grums from the generals In tho
hcld urslus against the conclusion OF
an unfdyorahlc peace, as the army
feels sure ut viCtory
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-24

been begun about 1890. NJ. WittC
and Baron DeRosen left the hotel this
morning in an automobile supposedly
for a ride. Mr.. Pierce has not been
at the hotel since this morning, and
1t is supposed he Is also at the navy
yard, where he may have received the
presidents representative and present.
cd him TO the plenipotentiaries
The great care had been taken to
prevent the fact OF the secret meet.
ing from being made public It had
been intimatei that Mr.. White and
Baron DeRosen had gone to York har.
Dor for a ride
The true reason for the postpone.
meht OF today's session OF the confer.
ence is now apparent.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-24
TERRIBLE TORNADO
SWEEPS MINNESO1
Great Destruction Is Wrouv|
BY Terrific Storm.
MANY LIVES REPORTED IA
Growing Crops Are Entirely Des.roI
in Some Seetions-Worst stoou
Years and Much Property IS %
aeed-Many Roads Washed Out

ST. Paul, MINI, August -. y a
tation, terrible and COMP. "A
wrought on all sides Of On. Tain 4
les, by the storm Of SUM-. ri 4
according to reports just recr... 4
Through all the region foM Al 4
to Fillmore counties rrpu,'. ..,
disaster and loss Of life and p.,l, 4
Members Of families ar, u.,.J
and 1t Is believed they al. .n.H 4
der the debris which So. .- 4
broadcast by the wind.
Many instances OF ma.m..- 4-a \
ported, and the total los ., d. Al
not be known for some dal-
Crops, which had been ca. d.. va1
ready for threshing. sufT.r.I r qsJ
places and standing corn ST.. ....sI
by hail and wind. Hais..r.. 4
inches in circumference. Nr..... al
oc with the crops in som. "A
Large sections OF railroaI ... a,-
swept away south OF h'r,. ... "A
mail trains on certain por'u. a
Chicago, Milwaukee AM s. o.. "a
were run In on impro,.-.. ri,
WashOuts were numerou- De-. iyaI
the railroads and the MglH... a
rainfall being enormous
In some OF the fam.as ... 4
the grain was stripped from s. a
by the furious winds aaI 3D.. lai
haystacks were comp,,t.t ..,. Il
Huge trees, which ha,, -H...
wlthstoOd the storms of s.... H--i
uprooted and hurled h,h,. .. a.I
and barns and other Ou.n ,.-l
completely destroyed. 20
done 10 buildings and .... "A
southern counties WI. ... ~
thousands OF dollars, hu. "A
estimate can he formpG %. "A
reports are received
All sections repor, ''r n
was cyclonic in It's na'ur H1
some points reports tcu OBJ .a"'
shaped cloud that dCsc,u" ga
most intense fury, l,ay.a- .
in It's path.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-24
POLICE ARREST PROFESSOR.
Had Seen sAnIshed from Empire But
Returned Without Permission.

Chicago. NHsusi p Tho Record
Herald today says tia, Professor Paul
MilyoukoN. Who mas arrested az his
old home near ST Petersburg ycstcr
day In raid by the ears police. vas
connected With The University of en-
cago unit. last March. Nhcn be- ~
turned to his aAt,,v and 20 ali the
propaganda % Russian liberty
Professor Mliyuukoy aroused the
wrath 81 IN, Russian emp fof when
he returned TO :. rviVrs burg FOR /.
years ago be- Was dismissed from a
professionally IN tac University VI Mos
COW. Nhcrv be had resolved his Iegrvc
of A NJ arl az the same ,mc he
Was baHishcl !gom 'he Car lurlirs
His expulsion iuloact ac,iy, v.s. 90
ward vtorm
AZ the rn!vrrs!ty ~ Ch.cagc r-.,,s
,or Ml,ycukoy Vas iooheJ e..a a.
orc ot the most brilliant mrus,.r ot
..v faculty Ne 10 an cmiuert ,yha
"a. .a >,v,ra! lines though he eors,e5
a.ns.t htrv most particularly 'o &c
tuI.~s nu Russian socisi cObl Cous.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-24
Killed wife: Then Suicides

Breton, Mass, August 23--I.ttrr,
received from James W Crawford q
shoemaker. saying that he intend,
70 murder his wife and then KIN him.
sell, brought a physician and a ncph
cW O; Crawford 10 the mans nous,
here and revealed the fac, that the
"a" threat had been m'Hled Win
razor AM a butcher knit, D.. had
a.mo,, cut ~ his Nitr.s bead and then
hal committed suicide Dos cutting his
own throat with o., razor \ rot.
Nas found written Boy CraRfp-1 Saving
nat Il ~as case Of murder and ,u
'.a. because be- Va, Jealous Craa
ford was - year, n.t H.. NJ. Was
OF the SAME age
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-24
Plumbers to Nee, in s.rr -

Birmingham. Ala. An
The twenty anuua
Of The international A..
Master Painters and Dec
United States and Can
hold IN Birmingham inst,A ~
Orleans. Ia February mex.
gram has been receive.
dent Peters, of Richu,-
Vel Harris. OF this cry
A.shama member OF 'ha ca.
cCu,ve board The COW.
meet IN your city. MAJ,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-24
Another lrOquois Theate- y.,-

Chicago, August 23.-Ar., -
was added 10 the Iroquo.- 20
death roll when news va
yesterday that Mrs. Henri 80 '
OF Evanston, had died D.
Carlsbad. Germany. Mrs h
Chicago three weeks ago .' -
her health She had De-. ."
health ever since the ru.. 80
thcater, IN which she No.. F
life She was the VT. '+
Henry VI Kidder. a men
board Of trade. and h,- ...-
Mise kathryn Kidder. %.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-24
l,s,,an ceDssslsa Cas-,

Thr yascs ry'z1rtrt from :, N.--a. g.
aarish st'o n.us Ncw Or.sa1s sa5e
hoe diScult q j. % Keep tra.s ~
aeknsss Ia Jhe oouatry. oas % IA
cases Vas LAG of an I,ailAz ~ossaz
SAe Aa1 y IN sick tor = ws~a IN,
her hRsbaa ooasealea ne tars al
~ 4 Rsalr ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-24

Norfolk. Va. August - -
a tire ~more victims %
Coast Lns's eNcursioa N1"t -
ueek haV@ s~~a fonud 90 -
vesteSn eraacA e shs EigaS.'- a
Iaex az a, ness - neEfs ? :
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-24

lnr-uc. ALgus q -Afr.t Ne.
e'lse I'll suosa Architect aas prunl
esat menacs % he koyal Acaasm,
4iei sese today. Hs "a No., :.
.@ser9oo' n 1854 Mr. Male. s<,u.,
.'sslgHet uaSy q uhe asa SRowp
'asFs = faE'pss q 4 1,lNsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-24
POWERS MUST YIELD
IF THERE Be PEACE
Russians Declare They Will Not
Accept Japan's Terms.
JAPANESE ARE STANDING PAT

No Answer Received from Car 70
President RooSeveIts Proposition.
Protocols Net Yet Ready.
Portsmouth, N. H., August 23.-An.
other glimmer OF hope. The meeting
OF the peace plenipotentlarles which
was to have been held this afternoon
! has been postponed until tomorrow
morning at 9:l5. The Official reason
assigned for this change Of program
was that the secretaries had not yet
completed the work OF drafting the
protocols for submission for the sigma.
lures OF the plenipOtentIarles. This Is
true, but there IL u more potent reason
M. White has not yet recelved the
final word from st. Petersburg. II
was expected this morning. II did not
come. and therefore with NJ Whites
authorization. Mr.. Placon, who was
hard at work upon the Russian proto.
col, went to MIR SatO. the Japanese
secretary. and suggested the postpone.
ment Baron KOmura approved, and
the announcement was issued.
As the situation rev stands, NJ.
W~tte could not, II ~ would cede or
eucompromise on article (SakhalinJ or
kt9ale 8 Indemnity. The instructions
given him by the emperor before h.
left St. Petersburg precludcd the pos.
8lbllity OF either. ana II was stated.
that up 10 the present hour every mes.
sage he has received. indirectly Or "
recty from his emperor. shows no -cn
Of any change Of mind. And from the
private adviccs the advisers whom tho
emperor is consulting seem practical.
~ unanimous In support ~ the view
that further concessions are lnCor5isi.
ent with Russlas dignity and hon
orr" AMI that unless Japan Ia prepared
~ yield something substantial not up.
on articles 10 or H. but upon articles
8 and y, II Is better 90 continue IN"
war
Although II seems to be- hoping
against hope, there Is SIN posslht,D
: ~ that the emperor will take Pr,i.
dent Rooscyelrs advice and take On"
only step which the president thinks
can save the conference from ship.
wreck The presidents suggestion Is
bot general and vague, hut quite cor.
crete. II II Is finally rejected. It T.
said, not 10 involve u specific answer
bat NJ. Witts Is anxious that tao EN-
peror shah have fun time to deliberate
and the a1pancsc have no desire 90
force the issue They VII wclcume \
few days delay u the delay keeps the
door ~ peace open There IL strong
intimation that the Japanese are pre-.
pared 20 make a proposition when the
conference rrassemblcs, but there T.
nothing 10 Indicate tina, they are pre-
parci tu reccde on either articles or
p Articles 10 aud II they m.ght
torrgu nut that would hardly bring
peace nearer Five and nine remain
: nov a. a. me beginning the seem
ingiy r,W'wppu,able obstacle 90
peace N''.. lu of JapAn's demands
provide 'h.' .., Ru,sicn wRrshlps IN
ternei IN. n,n... na.', shall be- turned
over to Japan Nf'c,r II calls Tor
che limitation v' N....,s naval pow
or IN the Far Ea
secret Conference q, Navy YARD.
Al l o.c,"ya ,nda, "a ,... .ra. repre-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-24
wOOd~orksrs' strike s,r Pc

CAIrIg1. August - =.
;se nd workers vas
lay aGd $500 men Who pa.
iected BY the STRIKE 49,
No7k IN The ~ plants a
settlement 10 n ~ na'I-.
promise.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-24

ShAus August = 1t h undSr-
st0od IT,, ,nr viCvroy and g0SSgn1g %
thiA Provlrce have Ggrvcd 20 scLnress
the @ogco,' agaiass American aSodA
seiek NgahARly HLil ~ aades eofare
-. =
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-06
Sine 8anif perurfd9tv

Cine Yanit berurfd9te
unldngit elm 9libitrubl in Der Srrenz
anitalt BON Or. Barnes in Stams
fprb, Conn, bic plObli4 bnr9 ellen
Gubert sreGen 8libitrabl bea erleu4z
tst tpurbe. Die Mufrssuns unter ben
geiitestranfen Yatienten Der @nitalt
ipu9s nod, als plOsli6 fGmmtli4e
2i9ter in benz @ebdube erlOi9en nno
cine abIolute Ounfslbeit berri4te.
@Grter, nit 2ampen unb &er3en aus=
aeriiitet, madten bic Runbe bur9 Die
beri9iebenen &ranfen5immer, UNI Die
aufgeresten 9emiitber gu %berubigen,
mas linen i9lieblia aud nit piel
Miibe gelang. Ser 8libitra1l fuhr
bann entlang einem Orabtsaun naH
benz StaG BON Or. 8arnes, no er
beFen Yferb am aopf traf, uno es
tbeilpeiie lG6mte. 8om Stan aus
panste ii9 Der 8lib na9 benz Prtpats
6aus bon Or. Barnes, nobel Der Dot
tor unb bret Sreunbe nit fnapper
Hot6 einem fideren Sob entgingen.
Die bier MGnner erhielten einen 10
iturfen S4lag, Dab lie betdubt gu SOs
ben fielsn.
ginen SeIb It morb eltes
ner Dirt, nGmli9 bur9 0srf9ludeg
BON afpei ln5en 8itripl, besing in
Baltimore Der bem%pfratiI9e Politifer
Mife 5abssn. gr mar felt mebrersn
Monaten frdnfli6 unb in Der lebten
Belt ie1r niebsrsefhlasen. Inn tpel4e
3eit 5abgen, ipeldsr 81 Sabre ait
mar, bic GBenbe J%lufIisfeit senommen,
fonnte ni9t feitseiteGt iperben. ginsr
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gta6ts itDbnen unb holte einen @r5t
berbei, benz aber Sabsen u flagte,
er babe @erbauunssbe ldpsrben. Der
Nrat peri9rieb cine Mebi5in, Die Der
aranfe einna6m. 3mif9en flint unb
Ie6s ubr Morgens ipurben Die
S6meraen bes Mannes aber 10 heftig,
bab er Isinsn Spbn beauftrdgte, ben
9lr3t pieber su rufen unb ibm gu fas
aer, er fpae bic Magenpumpe mitbrins
aen, ba er 0itripl peri9ludt babe. Gs
mar iebo9 bereits gu fpGt, INN ieds
ilbr itarb er. gr bate bic Slaf4e nit
benz @itriol i'm 3immer zines feiner
@Dbne ssfunben, Der demii4e ggperi'
msnte madte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-06
shprnfein pom ssl;s ac,palteu.

8st etrem Geipitter in Hetp Worl
tpliroe elm 315 SUP hober S9ornfteir
Der Sem 0ort Steam Seating Gom.
panb, elmer ser bD9iten S4prniteinl
ser Stabt. pom 8liB g~etroffen uni
duf elmer Settle auf etpd elm 9rittei
feiner 9dnge geipalten uno ettpa sc
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big oemolirt ulib Der G6prnitein muf
cuff iiGer leo SUB neu gebaut peroen
unmit!elbar mad bern @ini6lagen Sc:
SliBes ftieg cine md9tise 3audidult
BON Der Spibe BEG S6orniteins auf
trobbem Ser Ghornitein, Der ppnFtGn.
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ni9t nit Sen aeIieln berbunOen mar
3pei maifipe S%tabltbiiren am SUP.
enoe oes S9prniteins, Die nit Itarfer
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aufgeiprengt. Sas ginI6la9en oe.
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begleitet, Der Hang, als ren1 cir
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item Ha9hari6aft p~obnenOen 6dmi.
lien brad cine ponif aus, beionoers
ca befiirdtet tpurbe, bab Der S6orns
itein bolftGnoig einitiiraen piiroe
@iele Gamilien ma9ten iih troB oeE
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ratb auf Die StroBe 81 i9affen, uni
felbif na9osm Der Sturm na4selaIier
bate, hteIten Na6harn angftli6er
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ftein fpurbe i'm Iebten 5riihiobr gun
9~oitenpantt Ton $4,000 sepaut, al
STEELE zines eiiernen @au9fan9s, De,
Dem Neubau Der 9laGpe1s Sslano-
Bride pei6sn muBte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-06
: 8ebeutenb qebeffert.

- 8ebeutenb eebeffert.
aaitenan: rOas S9lpb mar friiber
elm berii9tigtes 3aubneft, in peltem
ben &eiIenben alIes genpmmen fpurbe,
mas ie befaBen. Sest pirb bier BLOB
nod Srinfgelb senommen."
= &Ibrenbes @ieber,
feben. n@ie finb ia 10 freubis ers
rest!!" rM&, i'd bab' beute elm riibz
renbes Wieberieben eebabt!.. 80. Sn Ell.
mem &duber, Der mid auspliinberte,
erfannte i9 einen alien Sdulfreunb,
ben i4 bereits gu ben Sobten sere9net
batte!"
= 8oshaft rSasen sic NAL,
6err Maber, mo bdben sic benn sSbre
Srau feRnen selernt2" = rM9 @ctt,
Sreunberl, bas mar beim pilalingfus
9en!" Sab mfrs bod siei9 se-
badt, ME Sic geitern ben aenuer nit
Der @dpammerlioure gum seufef
s'iast baben!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-06

9sIeGrapbiiGe Derbinoano SsIaucs nit
europa aepIant.


Gin greignib bon fulturgei9i9t.
li9er 8eosutung mar es fir Die 8e.
ipobner Der Snfel Sslanb, als biefsi
Sage 5tpe; MarcpnizS 8 legramme-oit
eriten Selegramme, Die jemaIs auf Sc,
Sniel empfangen !uurOen = in De,
!5auptItaot 3eDtjapit anlanaten. Ser
Plan, Sstano nit europa telegra-
pbii5 81 berbinoen, 1T ait, ba man
arif Der SsnieI ioppGl pie i'm Mutter.
ianoc SGnemart Den groben Miansel
elmer Iol9en @erbinOung empFano. &c
lag etpas fat &Omii6es barin, in bei
3eit Der @leftriSitGt auG Die pid1ti9,
item gla6riGten bon Sslano, einel
Do9fultibirten Snfel nit immerbir
etpd $4,000 rlbrigen Seipobnern, aus
S4reibebriefen gu ~erfabrsn, Die $50:
den gsbrauden. I'm nit einem G6iFi
Die bdniiGs 6arptitu0t gu errei9en.
Die Gabenegung unterblieb bisbel
leoi9li6 auf GrunO Der Iebr be0euten.
ben Soften, unb na9osm anoere euro.
pGif6e 9GnOsr cine 9etbeiligung abs
gelebnt battsn; auBer OGnsmarf fpal
nun S6psOen bereit, bei5uIteuern
gn0li9 aber proneten SGnemarf uni
SslanO Die Qngelegenbeit oaein uni
idlofen nit Der r9roben NoroiI9er
Observation-Disclosures" in &open-
bagen einen @ertrag ab iiter Die 2es
Jlng zines 9dbels spiI6en Sen Sbet.
lanOsinieln iiber Die 6Gr6er uno SO.
lanb, Oo9 1T Sic Q%u5fibrung bss
Rontratte3 inFolge her Spppiitipn Den
Snfulaner CUR 3sit np9 SpeifeI6aft,
oa ieitens Der 8epDlferrng Die Grid
lung elmer biligeren funfentelegrapbis
IGen @er6inoung gefpunf9t miro.
9ieTe @slegenheit benuBte Marcpni
UNI Die @pr5iiee ieines Spitems gu De-
monTtrirsn, 5umal bd sic NnbGneel
oes 9abelplanes sen 6unfenteleera.
pben our6 DIE ge9uuptung ieiner In
fG6igfeit fir lGn9ere Streden in MiB-
freoit 81 bringen iu6ten. 4uf eigent
Soften errihiete o;e Warconiz9 @ Iea.
f6aft in &ebtjaoif cine @mpFangs.
itdtion uno begann nit osnr GingangS
e~ripGbnten Grfolg 81 experimentation.