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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
UTAH ART INSTITUTE.
State Institute adopts Rules Tor Dis-
play M Logan.

The rtah Art Institute directors mot
Saturday afternoon, and decided to hold
the seventh annual art exhibition I'm the
Brigham Young College gymnasium at
Logan. Dec l5-2i II was reported that
the mayor and citizens u Logan had
agreed 10 provide interesting entertain
mcnt at the time. The following rules
we're agreed upon
First-Nono but original work will bo
accepted
Second-No work exhibited shall be- u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
Sells More Of chamherlain's couah
Remedy than Of All Others
Put Touether.

The folloNlnR letter from n locality
where Chamhcrlain's Cough Remedy Il
demand for Il that the medicine sells on
It's own merit Mr. Thos George. a mer.
chant NJ Mt Elgln, Ontario. SAYS: "T
have had the local agency for Chamber.
lalns Cough Remedy ever since 81 was
introduced into Canada. and ] sell as
much OF 1t as do ~ an other lines have
on my shelves put together or the many
dozens sold under guarantee I have not
had one bottle returned. I can personally
recommend this medicine ~ / have used
IT myself and given u to my children and
always with the best results For sale by
all druggists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
No, q Moin ST.

Third-Thc institute shan use every pro
caution to protect lll works NJ art That
are submitted, but will not b" responsible
for dumugos
Fourth AN work submitted FOR eNh.bi.
tiun must be delivered not later than .
p m Tuesday Dec. B. 1873. to the Red
man Van Il Storag" company, ll3 south
West Temple Street salt Lake city, or
to \. u Wright Brigham Young col
lcgc. Log gan
Fifth-The title Of each work, the prize
for which It les entered, the price. includ-
ing frame. Il for sale and the name and
address Of tho artist must he attached
TO each niece
Sixth-Au work must he sent At the
artists risk and expense but the insti-
tutc viii no presentation of TauSporta-
ton receipts reimburse him un all that
are accepted for exhibition and VIII pro
pay return charges ON the same.
seventh Works that atc not accepted
win be returned az the exhibitors eA-
peuse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27

IN the field ~ medicine is Hoods Sar.
saparlla Il possesses actual and UNI
edualcd merit by which it cures all
diseases caused or promoted by impure
or impoverished blood. II you have
rheumatism. dyspepsia, scrofula or ca
tarrh YOU may take Hoods Sars8paril.
In and be cured II you are run down
and feel weak and tired, you may he
sure q will do you good
Tho fayorite family cathlrtlc is Hoods
Pills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
THE DEMONS DEFEATED.


The subject OF the usual weekly lee.
ture by Dr. J. +. Talmage at the Uni
yerslty Sunday school yesterday was
The Demons Defeated This r. di-
rectly connected with the night storm
wherein the word OF Christ had calm-
ed the winds and the waves. to the
awe and fear of the disciples, The heal
ing Of the fierce demoniac on the Cad
arene side Of the lake Immediately
followed landing. \ greater storm than
ever ragged In the air or dashed the
sea to frenzy was here subdued by a
word from the Christ.
AZ this point the lecturer departed
from the actual narrative and discussed
the question OF demoniacal possession
and demons specifically. The topic OK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
TAX COLLECTIONS HEAVY.

The total tax collections made by
County Treasurer Carbis up to the
close Of his Office saturday evening
amounted to $1,i0Oo356s. This is an
increase of $lI420L99 over the collec.
tons for las, year The taxes yet un-
collected amount to $210,65j.72, and the
properly affected will be advertised
for sale at once.
cure the cough and save the HE. d"
Or Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds, down to the very
verge of consumption
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
Cured Consumntion.

Mrs r. W Evans, Clearwater. Kan,
writes NV husband lay sick for three
months The doctors said that he had
quick consumption We procured a bottle
of Billiards. Horehound Syrup. and It cur.
ed him. That was six years ago Since
then we have always kept n bottle I'm
the house. We cannot do without IT, For
coughs and colds it has no equal" g5c.
5Oc, 800 Sold by 2. c, N l. Drug
Dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
Our
Book Shelves
Will Contain

O0EW POPULAR FIG
INV hon from such authors
I'M as Churchill. Charles
Major Harrington, S.
Wier Mitchell, Myrtle Reed,
Kate Douglas Wiggin, Robert
Chambers, Mrs. Humphrey
Ward, Hall Game, Dixon, SIN
clair McCutcheon, Thurston,
Anthony Hope, Rider Fiaggard,
Jack London, Randall Parrish,
David Graham Phillips, Harry
Leon Wilson, Crockett, Eggles-
ton, Octave Thanet, Justin n.
McCarty, Mark Twain, Edith
Wharton, Max Pemberton, H.
C. Wells, Mccall, Brady Gar
land, +. fiopklnson, Smith and
long list Of others.
Standard Works, embracing
Fiction, Poetry, History and
Travel, selected from the worlds
greatest authors: Shakespeare,
Scott, Dickens, Longlellow, Ten
nyson, Hawthorne, Whider, Her
bert, Spencer Browning, Steven
son, Eliot, Cooper, Dumas, r.
wing, Burns, Smiles, Lytton, etc.
from the popular priced cloth
edition to the most elegant bind
lngs,
In Gift Books we will have
all Of the seasons novelties.
Juvenile Books from Mother
Hubbard to the latest creation Of
Buster Brown and Denslow.
We advise an earIy selection.
Deseret News
Book Store.
No. 8 Moin ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT.

by week or month. al low rates. The
Singer Is acknowledged the liChtest.
running and most convenient IT any.
Try one and be convinced ONLY NJ the
Singer stores Look for the red 3 40
South Main St. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
The Story Of
1905

In Utah, Idaho and Nevada,
with their record in mining,
smelling and general business,
will form the main theme Of
The Christmas News. 1t will
be issued in beautifully color
ed covers, and will be mailed
to any address for IS cents,
In magazine form Csc. For
eign postage lOc extra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
THE CITY OF
OPPORTUNITIES.

Recognizes the Exchange Of opportuni-
ties. No party lines. Every phone un-
limited. We are advertised by our
pleased subscribers
Utah Independent Telephone Co.
The phone that talks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
HALF RATES
For Thanksgiving Day.

Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets for
sale November Goth and 3Oth. Good for
return To December 3rd, See agents
for full particulars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
WHEN SLEEP FAILS.

THkt TIOTsIOTUs N'IU FNOsDTlutt,
Half teaspoon In half glass OF
water Just before retiring brings re-
freshing sleep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
DO YOU REMEMBER 7

Eight Rel rebels hanged Bacrord n. W T. Can
The Bulsorns seyiaus pitched battle
Charles California 5oOooo land in
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Mabn. declared
IN
Alexander Dumas the Paris
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY
b. 20
composer Of
q t. lie ied
cry
A Hammond president stake killed n a
NeN
Cushnan X. Minnesota
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
TEA

Tea is coarse or fine, tea
or weed, harsh or smooth,
keen or soft, heavy or bright
but words are empty.
WIT, Tor or Knovledse Beck. a schiAiRs 4
Company san tHuscseo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.

Tho BAH Of Rev, Dr. Maby. under Indictment for ad
forfeited in the district court
Alexander Dumas the younger died in Paris
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
PAST GRAN Is
ORGANIZED
Odd Fellows Have An Ass0CIa-
ton for MiddIesex and Union
Counties.

The past grsnds of all the lodges Of
Odd Fellows in this district met in
Franklin Hall, Elizabeth, Saturday
night, and formed the Past Grands
Association of MiddleseX and Uniou
Counties.
The following officers were elected:
President, Thomas Armstrong, of
Railway; first oe.prosideut, George
w King of Memorial lodge of Eliza
beth secoud vice president, Manuel
Mavea, of FranBIn Lorga M. . Of
Elizabeth secretary, J +. Sheppard,
of Plainfeld lodge No "A; treasurer,
Cha,lpt Banner ,of Hansa Lodge No
As of Elizabeth serPeant-at-arn S,
Charles A, MAXI Id, OF Essex COUNTY
Lodge, of Railway. The committee
on bylaws is G-orgo W. King, H. f,
Spice and DR. Frank Crowther.
The next meeting Of the association
will be hpli in Railway on the TWEEN
t7 seventh Of his month,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

The Royal BOOSTERS are very happy
today for the dance and C ption
which they held in Wilder Music
Hall, last night, proved more than
success both socially and inaniaily
The hall was beautifully trimmed i'll
red, white and blue, aud on the walls
at different places were the letters Il.
r. in red and black. From the cell
ing hing great streamers, and at the
four corners of the hail were the cozy
places for the people who did not care
TO dance.
From the time the doors were
opened until 4 o'cloo this morning the
hall w~asTcrowded. Prof. Steinhauser
furnished music and dancing was the
feature of the evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
MUSICAL AT
MRS. BARNES
Social Event will Take Place To-
night Proceeds for the. Free
kindergarten.

A musicale will be given tonight al
tho residence of e W Barnes, High
street. The artists are Mrs Ed ward
Fosga'e Brundaee, of this cftv, WIN
is said to possess marked ability as a
reader; Miss Olive EuReuia Aver. con
tralto; and MISS L'llisn Auell, pianist.
The program is as follows;
@4 PART /,
/. Roudo Capriceioso, Mendelssohn.
Miss Abtll.
2 All Rendimi Rossi, AHA from
Milrane. Miss Aver
8 Pauljn q P,vlorna, Thos. Bailey
Aldrich, Mrs, BrundaRo.
4 Papilluu', Schumann, Miss
Ab-ll.
.. Ds Las Lorg Res, Just n
Wearyin' for You Bond, Miss Aver
PART II,
/. Sunshine sopg, Grieg, Miss
Aver.
2. Mrs. Newlywed's FRS Visit to
the Butcher, by request, May Isabel
Fiske, Mrs Brundage
5 A China Tragedy, Thomas, Miss
Aver.
4 valse de Concert, wienowski,
Miss Ahell.
8 Sunset, Buck, Miss Aver.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
ROSTERS OUT IN FINE
FEATHERS LAST NIGHT.
Held Dance and Reception in Wilder Hall and Entertained a Large
Crowd Until Early Morning.

On the stage, in the forward part
OF the ball, "a big table was placed.
and at IL O'Clock the first table sat
down
Everyone had an enjoyable time
and they only hope that the Royal
BOOSTERS will now have another
dance.
The commitce in charge was vii.
liam Bodle, chairman; Albert Pett,
Joseph Hotnsby and William Hornsty,
Leo Donehua and Harry Foley.
During the evening Frank Apple
gate, the Roostors popular coon shout
er, entertained The guests with anum-
Der Of the latest popular songs and he
also did some great buck and wing
dancing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
ST. PAVING
is APPROVED.
Continued from Dd0e /.

pr the land purchased by the city in
9 rear of CITY hall. The bonds are
be of the denomination of 81 900,
Il are to run for ten years at IL per
it.
An application from Joseph Jaffe, Of
Division street, was received and
erred to the committee on judici.
The request received s"me time ago
m Philip Gibson asking for the re
ding of a certain amount of taxes
two lots, was referred, on recon.
)hdation of tie taxation committee,
the collector of revenue for lnves
lRation.
1t was ordered, by motion, that the
funds in the various city &C.
kounts be transferred to the same ao.
b~ounts, respectively, for 1905. with
Ehe exception of the special water &C.
count of 1904. The, remainder from
his Is transferred-fur fire apparatus.
Edward A. Farrell asked the city tc
W. f~agstSnessin front Of his
property at Washington and North
First street, which were broken when
! nsw receiving basin was recently
there.
A certificate foro Eagle Hose Com.
Rny was ordered .3granted to Charles
kndback.
Several requests for apportionments
taxes were referred to the commit.
on taxation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
INSPECT The HOSE.

The hose of the fire department Will be
thoroughly inspected by the fire commit
tee of the Board of Aldermen and all
necessary renovations and repairs VIII be
made. The need of such action has for
some time, been apparent, and, mt the
regular meeting Of the Aldermen last
night, the motion to that effect was in
troduced by Chairman Rossi, of the
eommittee ON fire. and was adopted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
Local Items



George Goodmonson, formerly Of thi"
city now of Jersey City, was a local visi-
tor yesterday. Mr.. Goodmonson, is now
an assistant yardmaster in Jersey City
for the Lehich Valley railroad.
Harry kaufman and Miss Blanche
kaufman are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
GOLDMAN, of Hall avenue.
W. Solomon and II. Lazarus, of Brook
.yn, are visiting in this city.
Karl Mathiasen, of KeypoIt, president
f the New Jersey Terra Gotta Company,
will shortly leave for Florida to spend a
month.
Mrs. f. ". KltcbeI's secord Shake
peareau lectures to the school teachers,
will be given this afternoon, at the home
rs. r Harrington.
Miss Jeanette Wedeen, of Elm street,
returned yesterday from a visit in New
York.
City Clerk Macmillan now has in
use the new letter-copylng press ordered
by the aldermen some time ago.
The fixtures were this morning moved
from KuPler's butcher shop at 70 Smith
street. The fixtures are nearly oil in
place for the new market at Smith and
High streets.
Mayor Brace expects to 20 to New York
to get his new locomobile Thursday or
Fciday Of this week.
While on a visit to Trenton last week
Ms. William II, Greenlcaf, Of $50 State
street was taken seriously i'll.
Mrs. Smith Romans, of Cincinnati,
formerly Miss Mary Van Wyck, Of this
city, is the mother Of a baby boy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

PIANOS At PEnER OLSEN'S
% Smith ST., the old stand, 1924 3-6 If
Look for the Real Estate co m Oh
pages
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

Situation Want ads. 2priuted free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
sEcoND BAPTIST U r

Rev. D DeWolf, of Newark, will
be present in the Second Baptist
oolored, Thursday night,
when an encouraging attendance is
Expected. Mr. DeWolf is su%perinten-
fent and corresponding secretary OF
missions. The sprvi ces will com
at 1880 O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
YOUNG PEOPLE

Thu monthly missionary meeting of
(he Baptist Young Peoples Unior
will be held tonight. The Il pic will.
Be "Amopg the TeIuRcs." A social
i'll be. held at the close of the pro
kram, to which all are cordially in
kited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
1EC WAS BROKEN.
lmpl0ye of Federal Clay Works TAX.
en- to the Hospital.

John Matisko, an employe Of the
Clay COMPANY, was taken t.
he city hospital about 6 O'Clock lat
,iRht suffering with a broken leg,
Iustained while at work. The leg WIZ,
'ractured in the lower part Of the
high Matiska was attended by Dr.
D. W. Tsrrell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
MEETINGS DURING LENT.

St. Peters branch Of the Women's
Auxiliary to the Episcopal Board of
Missions will begin work in 81. Peters
chapel tomorrow afternoon at 2 80
O'Clock and will continue to meet
weekly on the same day and at the
same hour throughout the lenton sea
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
WITH r DRAPER.

Mrs. Michael Draper gave a luncheon
It her home, in State street, yester.
iay afternoon, at which a number Of
aides were present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
HEBREW
LADIES' AID.

Tonight the First Hebrew Ladies Aid
Society, will hold a dance in Wilder Mu-
sic Hall. Many tickets have been sold
and a large crowd is expected.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
sic Suifdnoe bet Den 81 anSIdmrets
W.tneett.


Der ieBt pieoer na9 Sotio auriid=
eetebrte Nbjutant, Ger ben Yrinaen
Surl @nton pOm oOpen5ouern %ieinerz
get auf cen &riegs19auplas begleitete,
9tebt bon ben 3ultanpen BET zen feinoz
li9en @rmeen In Der Manoi9urei cine
S9ilberuns, Der Die 8Dln. 1oltsats.
fol9enoe 4n9aben entnimmt:
9eim iapanii9en Seere in Der
ManOf9ureI liegen SOlOaten einsez
graben in GrbbDblen. @egen Die
2BinOleite lit Elm Dab aus !9irienitrpb
erri9tet. Sir bie@rnGErung unb alelz
buns Der Sruppen lit beitens 9eiorgt.
SIN 9eeenfube gu ben 3uitdnren bel
Den Eufen lit es Srauen5immern aufs
aaeritrengite perbOten, bas japanii@e
Eager gu betreten. 9rin5 8arl 4ntcn
bon 9%obenSollern pO6nt Suiummea
nit Dem iapunii6en prin5en &unin.
@r ipu erfldrt fuben, er tonne iiG
feline freunbli9eren unb bDfli9eren
2eute benten, als bic Sapaner.
ueber Die 8%eripr9uns Der ruiiii9en
Mrmee urttei.t Der Offi3ler:
@enu i9 einen S9luB aieben barf
aus msbreren gepeiien fir 8eite9li9z
felt unb unebrenbaftisfeit, Die i9 BON
a~uitGnDigsr Settle iber bic ruiiiGe
Marine bier i'm Often por benz &riese
in g%rfufrung bru9te, 10 birfte Die
@eriorsune her ruiiii6en 4rmee in
Der ManbI9urei bel peitem ni4t aui
Der 9Dbe Der iupanii6en iein. Sn
Sapan fpielen AUDI n&ommihion" uno
nGeI9enfe" cine &oae pie ielten in
einem anberen 2anbe, aber iopiel lit
ii9er, beim japanii6en !6eere unb BEL
Der iapanii6en Marine 1T ieoe 8ez
fte6li6teit ausgei9lohen. Der 10 9ez
niigiame iupanif9e Sffiaier tpiirbe ebsr
bittere Notb leiben, itatt iia an Dem
9elbe pergreifen, bas fir rationale
Iufguben beitimmt lit.
8on ben tpeiteren @uslaHunsen bes
Mbjutanten ieien no@ fulsenpe, Die
ni9t nnmittelbar nit Dem &riege Su=
fammenbGngen, bier m~itsetbeilt:
Mit alsu peinli9erIensitli9feit Be-
obadten bic Supaner f%ortmGbrenb
Seuti9lanb in &iauti6uu. SteSpi
lieB ii9 aus Peting melben. oab Der
ner ernannte 9puperneur BON S6ane
tung gang Sbihiiung ouf Der Heiis
mad ieinem poiten cine gefeime llns
terrebung nit benz beuti9en 9efanb=
ten in Der @oritabt bon Peting gebabt
babe. Sieielbe 3eitung beri9tet fer
ner, bab Der neuli9e @infpru4 bon
beuti9er Seite BEL Der grnennung bes
@ouperneurs Der probina S9antuna
in 9ineIii6en &reiien abfdnise Iuss
lesuneen berppresrufen babe. Oieier
Ginfpru9 tpetN betru6tet als der
@orbote beutf6et Ginmii9une In Der
9ropins S3untung Gbnli9 jener Rubs
lambs in Der Manbi3urei."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17

Sr MlIa, einem portus
siefi6en 9prf, ftarb bisIsr Sage cine
Irau i'm Otter bon III Sabren. Sic
mar breimol p%erbeiratbet unb nit ies
benz Der brei Gbemdnner cine aniebnz
li6e Eeibe o Subren auiammensez
lebt. 8is gu tbrem 2ebensenbe mar
lie auberorbentli9 riiftis, itridte
Striimpfe unb ma4te ibren tdsli9en
Spaaiersans. Muber biefer nunmebr
babinsesangsnen n@eliquie" aus psrs
songenen Sabrbunberten lebt in Yor=
fuaal unfpeit Goimbra elm nod dlterel
Mann, Der bas respectable Mlter bor
124 Sabren fir iih bsanfpru9t
@nerbinss 1T er Ii mod bic Rnine
zines Meniden, bes @ebens unIdpis,
fait erblinbet, seitpeiie seiitig ni4t
ponpertbig, unb nur faft nod Elm
Rno&enseriiT. Mber felbft 10 lit biefe
Mumie nod interefant senus, tpsnn
man Der Mutbentiaitdt feines Mltsrs,
nit benz ia mitunter germ elm Sport
seirieben ipirb. 9lduben f3entsn
borf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Bon SGinerS paferlanotid)er Sc
Octtf1ttia.

ocuttng.
Wir leien in Der Hationalliberaien
&orrefponoena: gu gutter Stunoe piro
Elm Brief m~itgetbsilt, ben Die &Onigin
2uiie i'm Sabre 1909 i9rieb. Sarin
6eibt es: n@u9 in meinem S9iaer
babe i9 ipieber unb tpieoer g~eleien.
@arum lieb er ii9 ni9t na9 Berlin
bepegen? Warum mubte er fterben?
-. 2eien sic nur Die Stelle:
rNi9tsniirbig lit RE Nution, Die ni9t
ibr Mles ieBt on ibre @6re." &ann
biefe @tene triisen, unb i9 Tam nod
fragen, parum er iterben mubte9 Wen
Soft lieb bat in bieier 3ett, ben nimmt
er gu ii9." SieIer 8rief lit absefabt
Dor Der 3eit bet Sreibeitstriege, in be-
men Sbeobor 9Grner i'm Settle S9ils
lers auf bic Station eintpirtte, als
0idter ipirtse. Wer fih ni9t barber
i'm llnflaren 1T, in ipel4em Wabe Die
&Dnisin 2uiie Ginflub ausibte ouf
lire beiben SObne. BEN na6maligen
&0niq Sriebri9 Wtlbelm w. uno
Wilbelm l., pirb au3 bic erSiebll6'
8eoeutung, bic ibre 8orliebe fiirS9lI<
Ter auf bic gntpidlung Der Prin5en
oetpann, niht unteridGsen. Ils
Drina Wilbelm na9 Der 8erliner &e>
pollution flieben muBte unb erfubr,
fein Saus unter ben Climber lei als
Hationaleissntbum in @nipru4 ses
npmmen tporben, lG9elte er unb logte,
an feline 8ruit i4lagent: n9ier bies
Sera sebDrt Der Nutipn, ni9t meIn
einfa&es Suus." Sur tper NIT ieie
men Grinnerungen nod in bic 3eit
Der @orbereituns Der MieberuufriG=
tung bon aaiisr unb Rei4 auriidSus
aeben pernoo. f9dBt ben Werth rt6z
tia, ben Muffiibrunsen bon S4illsrs
Sen in lanssn Subren fir Die gsfeltis
eung unb grfturtuns bes Ndtionalbes
tpubtieins batten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
WforO.
Wdo1enIrihe sefanben.

gittleJalls, Winn., 16. Mpril.
Die Sei4e Innie &intop's purbe beute
Norsen i'm Walos, 4 Weilen bon bier,
9efunoen. Sic mar ~boafdnbis ent=
tleioet; elm Saidentu6 mar fef Inn
ben Gals getnOtet. Der 2opf mar
boiler geulen unb .au9 anosrs an=
3eiden paren DOrbanosn, bic nit BE.
ltimmtbeit auf Elm 8erbre9en bintpsi.
len.
Sn Der @a9baridaft bss Sunbss
uurbea 2 @eeer seieben. mad benen
man ieBt iu9t.