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Morris tribune., 1905-11-11
CONTINUES TO DO BUSINESS.
New York Life Ignores Order Sus-
pending Its License.

pending Its License.
st. Louis, Nov. 10.-Notwithstanding
State Superintendent of Insurance
Vandiver officially suspended the GER
tificate of authority of the New York
Life Insurance company, under which
it was licensed to transact business in
Missouri, it was stated at the st. Louis
Offices of the insurance company in
question that no attention was being
paid to the order suspending it's Ii
cense. The private secretary of
Hamilton Cooke, inspector of agencies,
who said that she was empowered to
speak for Mr. Cooke, said to the Asso-
ciated Press:
"We are doing business at the old
stand. We are soliciting insurance
just as energetically as we ever did
and we are going to continue to do
so."
1t is believed by many St. Louisans
insured in the New York Life COM
pany that the insurance commissioner
cannot prevent the company from
maintaining offices in the state to look
after business already on it's books,
but that the enforcement of his order
will make it impossible for the COM
pany to solicit or record any new busi-
ness in the state.
Morris tribune., 1905-11-11
FACTS WORTH KNOWING
For The Farmers And Stockmafi.

Last fall we called our readers at
tention to the great dis parity between
fGhe price of hinas and that of cattle
1as'the difference is even greater this
year, we gain call our readers at
tention to the subject
fBy looking over the market reports
of the various Wholesale slaughter lg
centers, We observe that the value of
common cattle called grass feeds
cows IS So and $275 per hundred
A7pounds, an average of about 21c PER
s.pouud, and will net the shipper after
freight is paid about 2c per pound.
/ Extra. cornifeH steers are valued at
- $5 to $; dressed veal calf $3.75 to
evS6.25, according to the quality and
condition, Moved mpare these prices
>Of4heir hides and skins. We observe
III the=late circular issued by the
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co., Min
Tneapoiis, MINI, that ordinary COW
K hides (termed green hides) meaning
: rawkdes as they come off the animal
:" "ari6smarketed either ip green or
i fte0en condition, are bringing Il4c
per pound for No. L: 1O4c for No. z;
all pass as No. if not cut with holes
<sr i'll Snapped or otherwise damaged,
Veal calf skins bring l3c; veal kip,
l2e. Green salt cured hidas or calf
skins bring lc per pound more. AS
these are pet cash prices and as the
Morris tribune., 1905-11-11

freight will range from 15c to
75c per hundred pounds according
to distance from 100tto 800 miles
! the average would be- about &c per
lponnd,) the average raw COW hide
would net the shipper o. to LIZ per
pound according 10 quality. Veal
calf skins give net profit of 12sc;
veal kip, III; other skins in proper
tion, or about five times the price per
pound that cattle on foot will bring
at home or by shipping I
1t is very evident that at present
extreme high prices Of hides and
skins the highest the world ever saw,
and the price of cattle about as low
as it ever was and it would be far
better to kill common cattle and sell
or eat the beef at home, aud ship the
hides and tailow to market, as the
hide and tallow will bring aboutshalf.
as much as the entire animal would.
While there is some difficulty abort
shipping live stock, there is Doue in
hides. Ali there is 10 do is
to address tag and tie it the hide
and send it by freight. OF course it /
is likely that with the advent of cold
freezing weather, hides will be- some
lower owing to the greatly increased
receipts; out if they decline 1c per
pound they will still bs orec four
times as high as cattle.
"a TO EE "a.
B Bears the ~ The Kind You Have Always B'pgAt
Signature a I@xMAZzzzm
Morris tribune., 1905-11-11
Resolutions.
IBy Alderman HogauJ

AAOS5cAJ
Be it resolved by the city Council of the
city of Morris that that certain alley be-
tween lots oneN, two (21, three E3l four I4l
five [5', and six Isl. and lots seven ~,
eight Is nine I9l, ten [1OI eleven Ff1] and
twelve [12l, cfi.block eighty-one IsfI, Sec
ond Railway Addition to the VillagefDow
Cityl of Norris be and the Same hereby
is vacated and set aside, and that the
land thereby occupied and embraced
v.ithin the SAID alley be and the same
herebyis yielded and surrendered back
to- the abutting property owners.
This resolution to be in force frcg4g and
after it's passaGs and the publication
thereof.
Seconded by Alderman Gutter,
Passed Novembep End 1905.
H. B. LUNTH
President of the Common Council.
Attest:
c. B. BURPEE,
City Clerk.
Morris tribune., 1905-11-11
Order for Hearing on Claims.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, J,
Ssss.
COUNTy OF STEVENS

COUNDS CE STEVENS
23rd, 1906
In the matter of the estate Of P. F.
Church decreased.
Eetters Of administration on the
tate of P. f. Church deceased, late of the.
county of Stevens state of Minnesota,
being granted to j. H. Devenney.
It is ordaEed, That six months De and
after the date of this order, in which all
persons having claims or demands
against the said deceased are required to,
file the same in the probate court of said
county, for examination and allowance, Or
beforeveuAGTTed.
It is further ordered, that the 30Fdday of
April 1906; at 10o'clock A. NJ, at az special
term of said probate court to be held at
the probate office in the court house in'the'
City of Norris in said county, be and the,
same hereby is appointed as the time
and place when and where the said
probate coanrt will examine andl adjust
said claims and demands.
And it is further Ofdere :, that notice of
such heaning be given to all creditors and
persons Interested in said estateby forth
with publishing this order once IN each
Morris D1fba1ne, weekly newspaper
printed and published at Morris in. said
county.
Dated Morris, Minn this 2saxd, day of
October;. "A. ID. 1906.
By the Court,
Probatel E. J. BAHE,, ,
/ Seal. Judge oaProbate.
James B. Ormond Attorney. for admin
strator5. NJ orris, Mimi.
First Oct, 28-Last Nov. IL.
Morris tribune., 1905-11-11
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITE
ED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT 0#
MINNESOTA. SEXTH DIVISION. LIN
BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter of Henry Walter, Bank
rupt.
To the creditors of Henry Walter, of AL
berta, in the County of Stevens, Dis
trict of Minnesota, a, bankrupt:
Notice is HEREBY given that on the 4th
day OF November, 1905, the said Henry
Walter ,iIlly adIladlcated bankrupt; !;
and that the III It meeting of his creditors
will be held at my office in the city of
Fergus Falls, county of Ottertail, State of
Minnesota, on the ,24th day of November,
1908, at 10 o'clock in the loren con, at which
time said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, examine
the bankrupt, AMI transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
Dated November I, 1905.
VII LIAM l.. PARSONS,
keleree in Bankruptcy.
Young & McE1ligo,t,
Attorneys for Per toner,
Appleton, Mimi.
Morris tribune., 1905-11-11
FRED HILLS LETTER.
Concluded from page 3.

Concluded from page 3.
we were there, the servants were
busily engaged preparing the State
rooms for the visit of the Emperor
and Empress within two weeks. In
the court is an old lime tree said to
have been planted in the early part
Of the 18th century. 1t died about
1898. In one tower is we'll over 335
feet deep and having now Is feet of
water. This we'll is several hundred
years old and has supplied water for
! the castle in times of peace and war
for ages. Near the bottom of the
we'll, only few feet above the water,
which by the way is su. piled By a
pure spring, are two subterranean
passages, one connecting with tie old
town hall, the other reaching point
near the cemetery. These were used
in times of war. In another tower
we're kept the relics of the old system
of torture. The famous Iron Jung
frau" an instrument Of the most ex
qlisite torture was shown to us, along
with hundreds of other similar bar
baric objects,
We 7isited the old home of Al
brecht Durer and saw many OF his
best drawings. We also saw the
| house of Hads Sachs, the poet. We
wandered about among the narrow
streets, looked long at the curiously
shaped houses, admired the famous
fountains, and in general tried to-
breathe in the atmosphere of this
me laeval city. Before leaving the
city, we met the American Consul
Mr.. Baldwin. He was appointed by
President Mckinley and is native
of Ohio. He is very genial man
and as American as ever. He was
looking forward to getting back to
Goods own country" as be expressed
it on furlolgh.
And now we are in Dresden. Here
we plan to remain for at least a
month. There is plenty to see here
and of much interest. Many Ameri- |
cans and English come here for the
winter, tho l am told the number is
less this year owing to the outrageous
treatment accorded visitors from both
countries during the past two or
three years, since our Spanish. .Ameri-
can war, and since the signing Of the
Anglo-Japanese treaty. Storekeepers
are complaining shat their business
is suffering and pension keepers are
giving up theis apartments. Wefnd
that international politics have vast
influence in ordinary walks Of life here
Needless to say that we eagerly
deyour all news fro.,c the homeland
and that every scrspe of news which
5ouches upon America, is quickly |
taken up. If only these letters give
The readers of the Tribune half the
pleasure which I take in writing
,hem I shall!be more than repaid.
Again with Kind regards, / am
Very sincerely yours,
FRED B. HILL.
Oct. Y, 1905.
Morris tribune., 1905-11-11
Notice of Applications Fer Liquor
License.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. :
COUNTY OF STEVENS; SSS..

COUNTY OF STEW EMS SSS..
CITY OF NORRIS.
Noaice is hereby given. That applicar-
ton has been made in writing to the
Common Council of said City of Morris
and fled in my office, praying for license
to se. Intoxicating liquors for the term
commencing on Decernber 1st, 1905, and
terminating on November 30th 1906 by the
following person, and at the folio wing
place, as stated i'm said application,
respectively, to-wit::
John Smith and Wnn- Reardon, CO.. part
ners as Smith and Reardon, on. farst floor
of Merchants Hotel building situate ON
lot sixteen O6) of block two %, City of
Morris, Minnesota.
Said appiic tion will be heard and de-
terminea by said Common Council of
the City IF Morris al tlie council room in
the office OF city c;erk in said City of
Morris in Stevens county, and state of
Minnesota, on Saturday. the 18th day of
Aovenber a. ID. 1895, at 7:39 O'clock pm of
thar cay
Witness my hand and seal of City of
Morris this 4th day of November A. D.
1865
C. b. BtRPER.
ICorporat6l City Clerk,
Seal Morris, MINI
Nov. Ills
Morris tribune., 1905-11-11

SPUUNER AND RUSMESS.
ATTORNEHS; AT LAW
Morris : Minnesota
We are licensed to'practice- in alH state
courts and United States courts, We are
prepared to negotiate mortgage. 1oans on
most favorable ternls;. or write insurance
in best companies at lowest rates, DIR,
Rosness will give special aatention to
business in the probate cour+ ar,d to- tine
examination of titles.and! the. ra,sa4siueg Of
abstracts thereof.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-29
no les.

Z A.ll
In i q som icts
III. the south Penn oil Co has f.fli +
ed its No. 5 on the Michael Ashilo1l
farm into the Gordon sand 4 ieet
and has developed some gas, onE ne
on. In the same district. the same
sonparys second test well on the "
e. Fowler farm has been drilled ~
feet into the stray sand and mas
found no oil or gas.
Near WYATT r. O., Clay district,
This county. the Hope Natural stas
Co. is drilling IN the top Of the NTH
and at q test on the r. r. Hardesty
farm and the same company r driil-
ing in the same formation at q test
II the Nancy Allen farm, located
near Sardis. IN the same county.
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GO 81 Thanks

We desire to thank the neighbors
and friends who SO kindly rendered
as assistance during the sad accident
which resulted in the death OF our
ister. Carrie Gamer:
Brothers and Sisters.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-29

best of refere
espectibility
ding falp3li
New Ye
ar a day
ahfiI 5 Ia.
I 4ille
aarfb 81
MI
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-29

Mrs. S. w. Morris and Miss Mag
gle Wallis. who have been visiting
Capt Otis Taylor and wife; return
ed to their homes irSWheeling today
Harvey f. Smith is mt Fairmont
attending the bar association.
Homer w. Williams went torFair-
mont this morning to attend the bar
association.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-29

Barney IS Cohen will sell all their
mai tern and trimmed hats at cost
and below cost till they are all dis
posed of. aecs2tL:
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SWEET MELODY EtoUR

FOR sALE-FREsH Gows-I
will sell car load of fresh cows
for D. F. Means, OF Bedford county.
Pa. commencing Monday, January
/, 1906, and continuing until all are
sold, at my private barn on Traders
alley.
s8dec6td1tw NJ. d. STUART.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-29

bEOIleEs. uuNt S2tStSAS'
Hon. Elliott Northcott, of Char
lesion. returning from the meeting
If the Republican State committee
it Fairmont, stopped off here to /
visit his aged father, General X. ,. ]
Northeott.
Nandervort, IN Parkersburg.
Samuel lyon was taken TO the
City hospital Thursday evening sui
fering from nervous trouble. lie
is getting along very nicely and Will
oe outsin a few days.
FOR RENT Modern house on l4o-
Gust street. Inquire rooms 30 and
II, 9lowndes building. 29dec5f
William Strother was here Friday
afternoon from Wilsonburg.
Hiram Lynch, of Lynch, spent
Friday in the CITY on business.
r.. G. Davis was a business visitor
here from Salem Friday.
Claude NJ. Fjttro, OF Wilsonburg,
one of the connty's splendid young
school teachers, was here Friday
from Wilsonbmg, the guest OF
Aubrey Martin.
Ct. Schultz, of-Quiet Dell, spent
Friday in the city.
James S. Griffin was hero. Friday
from Lunberport.
Gilbert l.. Hurst, of Mdrslyllle,s
-pent Friday in the city.
ALBERT r.. Shinn, of Reynoldsyille,
was here Friday.
Sherman c. Denliiin and Virgil
Il. Highland returned Friday mern=
ing from FaIrm0nt, wheEe they att
ended a meeting Of the Republican
State committees at the ayeril or,
Thursday night
Mrs. w. NJ Hudson is quite sic
and is Threatened with tNphoid
fever. 1t Is hoped that she may not
have the fever.
John o.. Brooks, super nteGdent
IF the Clarksburg Fuel Company,
made a business trip to Grafton to-
ay.
William Goodnight, of Mason
,itv. former superintendent of The
5eynoldsviile coal mines, is here on
business.
w. S. Black. Of FairInont, is here
oday on business
Daniel AieXaalder arrived nets
Friday morning from .ttei4ilss tol 70.
visit friends and reiatlyes 1eN
days.
Samuel Ritter, a plo prom, y IlsT
tol citizen, was here FRIDAY on. Dust ,..ss
ness. 5s
Governor w. Al 2. DAWSON ana
party came up FrIdaE lf'oTIll4lt5 4folll
Fairmont, where they atteIdeu .
meeting Of the Republican State
committee and the bar association
md went on to Parkersburg ana
charleston.
A. p, C'drler was here Friday
from Bridgeport attending TO bust
less matters.
Miss Clara Taught, of ShInnstoh'
las accepted Il position With the
Richards Construction company here
Is stenographer.
Howard Rogers, a clerk at the
Pinnickinnicl1 store, was admitted
" to the~Gity hospital as 4 ty-
,hoid fever pntient.
NJ. T. Snider is in Eairmont at
he lawyers meeting.
u. @, Smith went to Fairmont
Friday morning to attend the an
nual meeting OF the bar association,
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Have your plumbing done by the
Roberts Hardware Co. Right prices
Both phones. dec Seodtl
SWEET MELODY FLogR.
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MUSIC FL The Waldo-

Wells, orchestra at the Waldo
every Sunday, 6 80 until 8 p m.
Special Sunday menu. sep2stf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03
5rabfemtr am Der Golese=Mbe.

Gin Jeusr, irsldes tilr3 nod 4 nbr
beute Morsen I'm 2eller ausbra9. trieb
bic Bepobner bes Bui9mann=gIods,
gds @pnses.Nbsnue nno IL. StraBs,
aus ibren Sstten. Sie Rube bes pri-
patpOli3ifen 3. 5. Wepers, tpsl9sr
ale in benz @sbaube tuobnenben Gami-
lien psdte, bsrbinberts, baB irgeno
usl9s iibsrdnsftli9s periOnsn sins pa-
nif berurinhten.
Die uria9e oes Gsusrs 1T unbstannt.
aug. 8uidmann's giienwaaren-6ano'
lung uno 9oogs's 9roguen-Sanolung
litten am msiiten. Der oi4te Rau9
In benz @sbdubs bebinberts bic 26f9'
mauni9aftsn, bas Jsuer re9t3eitis 8u
finoen.
Die Srugusn-9anbluHg uurbe gum
gstrags bon $500, Bui9mann's @e'
i9dft gum gstrase bon etua $4,000 be-
i6doist. Die gebauIungen Der a4i
Gamilisn, tpslde In benz 8ebduoe tpob'
men, iopis and bas 2o9en3immer osr
Oriental 2ogs Der Greimaurer erlittsr
nur esringsn Rau9f4aben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03
Yeriomal= l=Nott3e,t.

9err Sobn unb 5rau 6einIein n
uno Jrau petig Rnb eIhdli9 bon
Waibington, .. g., uno Baltimore
3urhdsefebrt.
BON isinen 2inoern unb gnfeltins
ben umringt, be9ing Sonntag Nbeno
In bensioenswsrtbsr @hfigfeit Uerr
Gran3 Seller ieinen 85. Sc.
burtstae in ieiner Wobnuns an Nsw
Seriep uno proipect Strabe.
gu elei&er 3eit murbe bic DerIo-
bung bon 6errn grnfi QelIsr, dltsasn
Sobn bon 0errn unb Grau SOiepb
2eler, nit Grdulsin Wnbel Gpislbofi
betannt gema9t. = unfern @Itd.
uuni&!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03
ct. Yeters mno Vamls Gatbe=
Srale.

Wit bem gau ber rieuen ct. peters
unb pauls 9atbebrale ssbts nod bsr
@runbiteinle9uns iebt riffig NIT bem
Baue borudrts, unb bebor bas faIte
Wetter eintritt, fou bas Dad bollenbei
fsin. 9as @sbdubs ion biz gum Is.
Wdra bouenbet iein unb i&on am
OfsrfeRe ion @ottesbienf In Der nsusn
3atbebrale 9ebalten tuerben.
9ie Soften Der Qatbsbrale bslaufen
I'D auf stwa $250,000. 8eibe prie.
fer, tpie bic MitsIieber Der gemeinbt
freuen f9 tiber bic UoQenbung oes
neuen berrli9en @ottesbauies. benn bic
bisberige 2apeQs III far bie iets tuaa=
ienbe @emeinoe pieI 3u Helm geiuoroen
unS obi&on fhnf MsHsn naaeinanbe,
isbsn 6Onntas selsien ipurben, 10 no,
fie iebesmai tibsrfhlt. Mls bic Sc.
meinoe bor 13 Ober IA Sabren gegrtn.
bet wurbe, beifanb He aus ni9tmeb,
als 80 Gamilien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03
Sdmmtlide Dorarbetten erleoiet
Tar ben 3. &onsrsk bes Semtid= =Mmer Natonalbnaoes
9te Counties iiber tbre Nflthtem tmfrmtrt
Die aRnen Ger perbanospereipe Peute i'm Deuem 5auie
ab5ulefern
aufruf sum ssiu@ Der Ssit-gurHsuuns am Sunusrfas

9fun erfolgte bic 0ertbeilung Der
8onbentionsab3ei9en an bic Wlitglie-
Der Der beridisbenen 2pmites. Serr
Jrande fonnte nit erii&tltder @enug=
tbuune tonfatiren. baB idmmtlide
9omttes bertreten meren. gr erfu9te
Johann bic 8orfiber Der bsridisbenen
@omites nit ibren gomites tiber ibre
besw. pfi9ten unb Mufaaben au Be-
rntben.
Sas attibe gmpfangs-@ @otnite. benz
bic gerpfiidtung olisst, bic eintrefen-
ben Sele9aten auf benz Babnhofe 3u
bea,iiBen unb in bas Ssniion-6otsl 3u
besleiten. bamit bic NntbmmIinse 70.
fort beinii6 aemant tperben, theiIte
feline pfi&ten fOlsenbermaben Elm.
Mm Witttpoa tpsrben auf benz gabn-
bofe antusienb iein:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03
Seamtemwabt
SIM SnbianapoIis Mdnner4or.

@sfern Nbenb bislt Der Wdnner9or
eine SpesiaIberiammlung oh. bic bon
tpenisen Witslieoern psridumt purbs.
gs banbelte fd In erfer 2inie um
bic Wieberbeiebung Der bsfebenben 1a=
fan3en, alio um bic Wahl zines prdfi.
benten unb 8i3e : prdHbenten. SIR
erferss Nmt tpurbe Germ Sobn g.
Gren3eI, fur leBteres 0err Greb. Wad
nominirt unb wurben biefe beiben Ger
ren einifimmis erudblt.
Sobann uurben bic Sncprporations=
Irtitel babin abgednbert, baB Der @er=
elm oas &edt erbdlt, @runbeigentbum
ertusrben au f6nnen bebufs @rhauung
elmer neusn SalIe.
Tadoem bieie Mngelsgenbeiisn f&nell
uno glatt erIeei9t paren. ains man
3ur unOffisieaen eibuns iiber, Bel mel.
der es, wie ia INNER i'm Wdnner9or.
ber9nti9t ber9ing. 8iele &eben uur=
ben ni8t gebalten, ionbern man amh=
firte i9 In 3tpan9los-semiitbli9s @eiis,
Biz bie borssriidte Stunoe gum guf.
bru9 mahnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03

gtma $50 9slegaten bss 2ofals s0srs
banoes iotpie WitsIieber Der @omites
uobuten geifsrn Ibenb Der 0eriamns
lung in Der SalIs bes I1nabbdneiasn
Surnbereins bel.
Na&bsm prdFbent Grib Grande bic
geriammluns er6ffnst bate. ma8te er
bringlid baruuf aufmerfiam, b q 5
Yerb Yerein {
heute. Sienfaa, ibre
Tabnen in bas Seuti d E
6ausaur NuffeIIung in
ben in Der sroben 8rsp.
BEN sale fur biefen
med erri1teten Sc
HELEN fenben foIlten.
b init ieber Berb IN b :
gereia aud fpmbolif d
BET benz w i9tisen grei9 =
nib bertreteniif. T..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03

st ma&te fooann barauf aufmerf,
fam. bab bie 2arten aur Betbeiligung
an Der Na9feisr gum 9suti9sn Sage
am 5reitag iebt fur 25 Gents in Der
Office Der Gutenberg 60. srIanat msr-
ben f6nnen. Dieie 3arten bere&tiaen
gu ben ferbirten grfrii&ungsn.
Sa, Tim lleberfaquns Bel bsr Na9.
feier 3u berbtten, ni9t msbr als 500
oieier 2arten ausget6siIt tperben, 10
folte Seber Der bsi3utpobnen mhni9t,
ieine Rarte unb sbsnio bic gintritts.
tartsn CUR OfficielIen Geier, wsl9s
tofenlos bsrabrei9t msrbsn, boIen.
@eitere DeIegaten.
6err Seller tbsiIte nod nit, bab
fOlgenbs SeIesaten nod ibre getbeili-
auns on Der 2Onbention anesmsIbei
baben:
Waibington - Seutf6sr 2rieger.
gerein bon Tacoma, u. Smining.
alabama -Ssutiasr Militdr. unb
3rieger'Werein @unman, MIa., Or.
9arl Bart.
Staat Midigan-2ouis u. Meper.
Gtaat Sreson-6. u. @attermann.
Nls 8ertreterin Der Z ssrauenbereine
Der unabbdngigen Bhrger.Gisa bon
Ntarplano iff Grau gliiabeth Usbn=
bar6t anaemsibet.
Den S4iaerberein bon ct. Qouis
bertritt Grau Or. @eorg @i9ter (gbno
5ern).
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03
SnbianapoGs, Snb Denltas, Stober 1905
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bGioes
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oesgebdubes fam cine Situation ans
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@runbsigsntbums 8ransattionen bors
tommt.
0or 5 Sabren fauften Daniel O. @r-
min, Cortland Ban Camp, Wi9ael 6.
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Grunoeigenibum nsbif @ebdubs bon Der
gunoesrsgieruns. Na9 uebereirfOm-
men iolIte sinem 8sbolmd9tigtsn bic
8erUaltuns tibertraqen perben. Sies
Ter 2ontratt tpuroe ME ausesfhbrt.
aIs nod eiuigen Sabren 9err grwin
ffarb. felte fi9 beraus, oaB ef tefe=
mentariid anssoronst bate, bab iein
Mntbsil in benz betr. gigentbum ni&t
Dor ablauf bon 80 Sabren berfaufi
msrbsn biirfte. als iest bic ameriean
NationaI gant bas gigenthum faufsn
pollte, mar gutter Ratb tbeuer. Sot
fano f9 elm Musme9, ba fie @rtpin'=
i9sn grbsn willsns tuarer, su ber.
taufsn.
Man berfiel ouf ben uriprtinali&en
2ontrnft aurtid uno lisb bom 2reisge.
ri9t sinsn BebOllmd9tistsn ernennen.
Sisisr, Sobn 6. Wilnor, bsrmittelts
bann ben redtsgtiltigen gertauf an ois
Mmsrican National Bant fiir bic
aaufiumme bon $400, 900.
Sobalo bic n6tiqen 9lenberungeu
gsma9t fino, pirb Die Nmericon Na.
tional 8anf bort ibr psrmanentes
Seim auf4lassn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03

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bon unfsrer Gtaet. Grant @rimmer
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