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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-02

Russia IL making immense prepars
tions TO continue the war.
Anthracite coal miners are said to b
preparing TO 90 on another strike soon
The Germans extended a cold wlcom
70 the British feet on Its arrival In Tia,
Baltic sea.
The internal revenue for July show
heavy increase over that of the sam.
month last year.
Kuropatkin has resigned bis com
mAnd on account OF i'll health. He will
return to Russia.
Fire In Johnston, Pa, department
store caused a property loss OF $50, 900.
Several fremen we're injured.
The Taft party now visiting the Phil
ippines Ia almost unanimously In favor
OF lower tariff for the islands.
A steamer from Philadelphia to New
Orleans sunk off the coast OF Florida
with all on board except two, who
managed TO escape.
The steamship Centennial has arrived
1t Seattle after successfully landing A
contraband cargo from San Francisco on
the coast Of Siberia.
Japan has withdrawn her demand
for indemnity and agrees to leave the
price to be paid for sakhalin to arbitra-
tion. Russia agrees this will remove
stumbling block to peace.
Chicago is making an effort to stop
all forms of gambling.
Indications are that the secretary OF
agriculture will have to resign.
Receipts from the government cable
70 Alaska show a remarkable growth.
Russia has offered to cede half OF
sskhalin to Japan, but refuses to pay
any indemnity.
The Standard Oil company and its
greatest rival In California, the Union
Oil company, have formed an alliance.
The sultan OF Morocco refuses to
give up bis French prisoner and troops
are expected 10 cross the frontier at
once.
Paris paper says It would be q fine
opportunity for Rockefeller 10 perpet-
uate bis name by paying the war in.
dsmnity for Russia.
II 10 proposed to have dewey
day at the exposition and the great
naval hero has been invited to be pres-
emit and assume charge OF a reproduc.
tion OF the battle OF Manila bay.
The entire North Atlantic squadron
came near going on the rocks off New
prot. The vessels became lost in
heavy fog and were only saved by the
leading ship colliding with lightship.
France 10 preparing a flying column
TO attack Morocco.
Morocco has about concluded loan |
OF $4,000, 900 in Germany.
Peace negotiations have delayed &C.
tion ON the Oregon judgeship.
Health authorities believe yellow fe-
yer will be extinguished In another
month.
The president spent three hours ON
board the submarine boat plunger dur
ing trial trip.
A tunnel under the Detroit river con-
Meeting Detroit and Windsor has been
started. The work will take three
years.
A new treaty of alliance which draws
the two nations closer together than
ever has been signed by Great Britain
and Japan.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-02
ITALIANS FIGHT CHINESE.
rus'llade Kept Up for Days On Be-
sieged Mongoians.

San Francisco, Aug. 24.-News of
"a race war that broke out in the salmon
packing. camp at Nusagak, Alaska, be-
tween the Chinese and Italian work
men last month, was brought down by
the salmon packer Salvador, which ar
rived here this morning. A petty dis
quite between an Italian and Chinese
brought on general engagement, and
for days 100 Chinese were besieoed in
the bunk house by mob of enraged
Italians, who swore they would exter-
inmate u, the last Monaghan in the camp
Inc riot was finally quelled by troops
after several had been killed and
wounded on both sides.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-02
Barracks Are Burned

Canton, o., Aug. 2S.-The United
States barracks at Westlawn cemetery
where Is situated the late Presidents
Mcklnley's tomb, was DESTROYED Inv
Iire yesterday. The origin is unknown
The flames spread SO rapidly that SOL
diers sleeping in room in the barracks
were able only to save personal effects
Twelve guns and 600 rounds of ammn.
milton were burned. Exploding cart.
ridges sent bullets in every direction.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-02

o.: Petersburg, Aug. 24.-The sitro-
.lon IN the Baltic provinces is not in 70
proving, Several political murders
nave been reported. Official ad,ie
snow s9 i that the disturbances are fostar res
anu directed S by thoroughly organized
s Revolutionary COMMITTEES I m;tp
lie at Riga, the emissar;e @'S W
, which defy the best efforts Of i'a ar Oh
ICE he Inc Intelligence department O ~
sai !, committee supplies ample warn;n u
VI, ~ 'ne movements of troops Fo ,,,r e
VI leaders were arrested recently 1 ~ VI
OF whom was woman en'iy' one
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-02
Walters Accused Of Biz G.,

new York, Aug. 24.-CIa;r;S "''
and snooa conspiracy between wai ,,ars
was was h checkers at the Hotel As t~.'1 rs
S xas being deirauded of about s saoG he
t uas' /. ,. W. G. Muschenheim' T IsS"op per
s sre noIel' tonight had four em ,see OF
aoing sa aU the thefts, which have ' bow
gate $1,000. ''00er' Will aggre-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-02

Vallejo, CAL, Aug. 26. - The Ben
nlngton went into the drydock yester
day and was visited by many people
The boiler and engine rooms still pre-
sent frightful spectacle, only the de.
oris having been removed. The gun.
boat will be taken out of the drydocb
To-Day, and as no authority has been
received to make repairs, she will &c
out OF commission.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-02

st. Louis, Aug. 26.-The police and
shrievalty of two counties in two states
are tonight searching the Mississippi
river front and the river itself for a
diminutive little gasoline launch or
tug which slipped past the quarantine
station shortly after dark, ignored the
hailing OF the Missouri health authori-
ties, and steamed up the river.
The launch is Alva Leva. from mort
unknown, and is towing a covered
barge, on which were many persons
who, 1t is presumed. are refugees from
yellow fever districts of the South.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-02
Completing Trans Mexican Road

San Francisco, Aug. 2s.-William
Rossiter, a planter, arrived here fran,
Manzanillo, says that work has begun
after delay of ~ years, on the CON
Meeting link on the railroad that will
reach from the Atlantic to the Pacific
across Mexico. The link stretches from
Coilma to Tuxpan, distance OF onIv
40 miles. 1t will be the first railroad
connection between the large citv Of
Guaadlalara on the Atlantic and the
Pacific coast.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-02
MEYER CONFERS WITH GAR
Ambassador Spends Three Hours in
Pleading for Peace.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 24.-Mr. Meyer,
the American ambassador, had an au-
dience with the emperor at Peterhof
this afternoon which lasted three
hours. Presumably the matter of peace
was discussed at length, but nothing
can be learned at present regarding
what actually took place, as the en-
bassy refuses to give out any statement.
The emperor attended the maneuvers
in the morning and returned to Peter
hot just in time to receive Mr.. Never.
Officers who were present at the ma
neuvers remarked that the emperor was
In unusually good spirits. Since the
PRONUNCIATION of the national assembly
manifesto, weight seems to have been
lifted from his mind.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-02
Customs Officers Seize cood.

New Westminster, B. c., Aug. 20
A large consignment of goods from the
Orient was seized by customs officers
here today. The price list value shows
sl,20Oi invoice value $500. The
goods were consigned to Carter & Co..
OF Vancouver, and then shipped in
bond to New Westminster, expecting
to avoid customs inspection, but off,
GERS here were on the alert, and seized
the shipment, which is now held for
the extra value to be made up
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-02

kendrick = The banner wbo.. :,
reported for this season oo ,Sa. yleId
Charles Hill, who owns a rono Is IRON !,
miles south of here. Mr. Hin I ~. ivai
lo-acre field of prize-winner v Ihs
which he planted as an exns,;m "a'a'
This grain has been thresbed s ,,DlI ~.
averaged 50 bushels to the acre eD ' a.
make the yield the more remayIst ~
prize wilmer wheat grades with bIns
highest price. Wy
Mr.. Hill also had a 4OO-acre field d
red Russian. Half of this 6eld bs !"
been threshed and has averaged a q
bushels to the acre. ~
Sam Callison has threshed bis ssO.
acre field and reports an average visId
OF 40 bushels to the acre.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-02

Northumberland wort : !,
lston end of the Construct. 'u' Len
Riparia- Lewiston line a ~ a.''on oiths
N, has begun, and camps aro T. T.. K. 1
tablished on the north ban I Osl a &.
wa e., opposite this CITY. and o u olsa'
at work grading. Nl' crews pat
Preparations have been .o;,.
several days at this point. bs st'as o.
S WORK ! began only when force Il s' "aa
and number Of teams were e'V el. ., men =
work. "s'o placed At
The work now being prossou..,
under the direction of F yC Toa !
Lewiston, who has a snhoon 't0pl, d
IL miles of road. ''i'lss l'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-02
;, hoycott Stops Sunday pic,,,rss

The bov "sts'mlnster' B. c., Aug. 25.-
the V yoyoos. on the Sunday edition d
i've ana d' sn World has proven effect.
t ts' ana that journal no longer sn Ta1I',
sund market with colored pictures pp' &c,
placed hv tIha a rg The boycott was
bers Of 0 Rr Inc Christian Endeavor mem y.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-02
GENERAL E!al!. STATE
NEWS Of |I1lAHl|
/" sraef Review of the ,,n
Al Line. 81. Of ,n u,s..'spn.n, 49,
''T''Ai and osmm.rel.lI'' '''s' WI

Of M hs 0so0w sr.s i Of the largest ,.,..,
been left in the Office 81 vicinity hs
T reatch, by Justice Henry 'cPS ose i
Inc l. sample consists Of only thinning la
!. stalks, each of which m U,,y Two mai
inches and was grown in Isa Il led
mings' yard, in the w ", Judge Con.
town. The seeds were not p'r nlsn pant d
sPrang up from some bi plaa ass ba
Mrs. Cummings threw i pl,a s seed that
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-02
Peace Conference on Grain Haze IN

Chicago, Aug. 2S. - mee. .hs pur.
be held in this city today ioI s 'nr OI 4
pose of trying to effect some ~ There
settlement Of the grain rate wal lr,,, iuiy
is no desire on the part oil 'ne -" an the
to engage in ruinous rate WA ;ah nrOn.
threshold of crop season wlil me- WAt.
Uses to break all records IN 'n' claims
But the Chicago Great Wes'e .;no pesce
that no satisfactory and las''n ,s,sss all
agreement can be reached ur a.
lines unite in abolishing ele'I have al
lowances. The other roads s,, ns,a
ready declined to abate TINS '''
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-02
RESUME OF The
WEEKS DOlNGS

oensral Review of important Hap
penings Presented in 4 Brief and
Comprehensive Manner for Busy
Rssdsrs--National. Political, His
torical and Commercial.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27
Gin gutter Mnfang.

ObuObl nod nidt Officisl ansetiins
bist, i&eint es Sbatia4e su fem. bab
Der neue Wapor, Serr 8Oofualter,
Soiepb 6. elliott unb 5rsb. Wad als
Wit9liebsr Der geb6roe fir 6Henili6e
Mrbeiten ernennen uirb. Wenn Serr
goofmalter Mdnner BON 9lsi4em 2a.
fiber FIR 8efsBung Der anbsren 3u Ders
gsbsnbsn poffsn ausiudt, 70 wiro bic
Beb6lferuns ale uria6e baben, 3ufries
bsn gu isin: Beibs Mame1 baben einen
gutsn 2lans. Sbre Srdger baben
tpdbrenb elmer lanesn Reibe bon Sab
rem als @si9dftsmdnner uno i'm BRIT
oatlebsn bic Dertbiddbung aler ge=
tponnsn, nit oensn fs in gertbrung
farnerl.
@eiter bsrIautst, bab &Obert WeBger
amttparf9aft auf bic Stele oss polis
ssi.S uperintsnbenten bat. gr wtiros
bas umt i9er in better Weiie 81 pers
ualtsn mihsn. So0te Serr WeBger
aber anbere pldne baben, bann etirfte
uObl @apt. 6planb Der ausertorene
itiu. 2sbtsrsr bat feline pfi&treue uno
Gdbisteit in lansidbriser Sisnfseit be-
uisfen.
absr ss if ieosnfaas fiber, baB Orr
BOOtualter bic grnsnnun9slife niai
bortbsilbafter FIR bic befen Snterehen
Der giirssri9aft er6fnen t6nnte, al;
nit ben Namsr1 Der Serren elliot uni
Maf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27

lie gang ssaali therein. Die @efdapO.
renerl unb Der 9eri9tsbof befanben
ii9 offsnbar in Der gr0bten @erlesens
belt, ob tie Sole auf @runb Der Ser
tinon'fGen Sa9peritdnbisteit perurs
fbeilen fpllten ODER nidt. 11nb 10 fam
Elm gar5 merfpiirbiges 8erbitt sus
itanbe. Man beiabte stpar bic S4ulb@
frage, perneinte ale erf9perenben unb
bepiIiste miloernbe l1mftdnbe. Ser
9eri9tsbpf perurtbeilte ihn gu 5ebn
Sabren 3tpanesarbeit. Mit &e4t be-
Hagen Yariier 3eitumsen biefen nrs
tbeilsfprun. Sole mar f9ulbig obsr
uniGulbiq. Sds 8erlinon'f9e SDz
item 1T fal14 ober ri4tig, superldfig
ober Srrtbiimern unterporfen. Gin
Mittelbing giebt es ridt.
wsiigt6enb. 9Otelier:
~Wieaei4t 8eibfifa gefdQisg" Dos
me: sNein, i6 babe nod Srauer."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27
: Mnf@

= Iuf@ runbbes5in
abbruds lit iebt in Yaris Die erite @ers
urtbeilung erfolgt. Der &r~anfenipGr>
ter 3ene Sale, eesen ben bisber nidta
Nadtbeilises befannt mar, tpurbe Be-
i9ulbi9t, feline a9t5isid9rise Sante
ermorbet gu haben. Niemanb bate
i'm am Sbatort sefeben, uKb Der BON
ibm erbra6te Mlibibetpeis beutet nur
cine tpinaig feline Glide on; 8lut, 'bas
an ieinsn &leibern sefunben purbe,
itammt, ME Sale bebauptet, bon elmer
Operation. Der MDrber bat iebo4
aus einem @laie estrunfen unb on bic
fem finb 5inserabbriide perblieben.
8ertilon, Der Grfinber bes reuen Sim
g~erabbrud= unb MeBfpftem, 'tpurbe be-
rufen. @r iteute itarte photographers
@ersrDberungen bieier Mbbriide Der
unb persli9 lie nit benen Sales.
Ia9 8ertinons 8ehauptunq ffimmen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27

SasS iebenbiirg 9e &un;
5ftorium bat Dem 9aiier Stan5 So
iepb elm Gefu6 unterbreitet, in Dem
bonn Stantpunft Der Siebenbiirgis
Tben Ga9ien iiber cine jiingii
erlaiIene MISUNDERSTANDING Sc
I9peroe gefiibrt miro, Die in Den
@olfsi6ulen, Die bie beutfde Inter
ri6tsfpra6e baben, Die Iufnabme Der
un9arif9en .Spra9s als 2ebrsesen'
ftdnb for0erk
Ods Yuoget tur DEN pa
rem bes Sultans belGuft ii9 auf bis
ni6t unbetrd6tli6e Summe BON so
Minionen Marf idbrli9. @tpu 10G
Srauen i9eioen iebes Subr aus, i'm
fi6 gu perbeiratben, nobel Damn jece
cine Mitgift o 10000 M. erbGlt,
aber bod iino ME rpsnieer ais 800
Syrouen in oem 9arem. Sober 8eamte
ftrebt bana9, feline Spdter in Den Saz
rem gu brin9en, benin jeOe Srau bat
ae6n Oienerinnen, einen Wagert nit
bier pfer0en unb iiberbies oie 'MDss
li6feit, @influB auf ben Sultan 81
oetpinnen-
= sSm Na6ftebenben geben mir
einiae @inselbeiten aus Dem Dffent,
Iiden unterri9tspeien in China pies
Der, Die einen Musaug aus Der Inter
ri6tsorbnung fir gbineien mGnnlis
den @ef9le9ts barfeIen, Die fiir5lif
Sf&angt9itoung, i'm @erein nit sfpei
oelebrten -9ineiii9enMitarbeitern, Dol.
ienbet bat. Ti6t tpeniger als stpsi
Sabre baben Sic Mutoren CUR @bfaI=
funa bes umfangrei9en 8anoes &C.
bruilft. = Der unterri9t oes Gbine.
fen. ser in Der Glementari4yle mi
benz z. 2ebensiabre beginnt, oauert-
oues in aGem = 26 Sabre, fpobon 5
Sabre auf bic niebere Glementarf9ule
4 Sabre auf Sic gebobene Glementars
f6ule, 5 Sabre auf Die Mitteli4uls
3 Sabre auf Die bObere S4ule, 4
Sabre auf bie 11niperiitGt uno 5 Sabr'
orf oas 8pIIegium Ser 9oben Stnoier
entfanen. @iG aIfo elm nibbegierisel
ghineIe ole bic S9ulen bur9ma4en
70 fann er feline Stubien erit i'm Iltel
BON SO sSabren b~eenbisen. @s lit abel
fein St~aatsbiirgsr Gbina's bierau Der:
pflidtet, ba ale biefe S9ulen elmer
iebiali6 fafultatipen g6urafter tra'
oen. Oie 1tnterbaltunssfoiten bieie1
Sdulen trdgt gum srSbten She'll Del
@tnnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27
SnternattonaIer &tnoer=
NuStani6.

uebsr ben 3inoeraustaui9 stpif9en
fran36Hi&en uno fremben 6amilien,
Der bur6 einen 0erein nit febr boben
3ielen angeregt uno gef6roert miro
aud INNER erfreuli6sre gssebniHe
aufauweiien bat, ldbt f9, mie aus
paris sei&rieben uiro, Nbs. pierre
8auoin TN ySournal" febr intereKant
pernebmen. @r bebt .ridmli9 bic 8er=
idieoenbeit beg 8erfebrs spif6en Jran=
soisn sinerieits unb Seutiden unb
gnsldnoern anosrerieits isbr idarf
berbor, natiirliG NIT bsionberer Be-
ridf4tigung Der bel ben aussetaui9.
ten ainbern ersielten &eiultats.
Die Orsanifrung bss Some,
iAreibt er. runo Die bpaienif6sn Gin.
ridtungen baben nit gnglanb einen
@rao Der 0erpOafOmmnung errei9t,
Der fe Der @adeiferung aIer 86lter
smpfieblt. Iber troboem lit unier
ainoeraustaui9 nit England febr be.
idrdntt geSlieben. SrOb Der Spmpa-
tbien. bic bic bsioen gDlter ~perfniipfen,
berm6gsn He tii9t ineinanber einau-
oringen. gs sriftirt oa cine Nrt Wi-
beriiano Der Wilieur. Der nod lance
3eit anbauern miro. 8eibe balten
perfoft an ibren @~epobnbeiten fef
unb unterfdeioen fd poafdnbig bon
einanbsr biz gum Wiberiprud. Sc.
mano fagte mir bel elmer @elegenbeit:
sd babe bic gngldnbsr redt germ.
absr ss senirt mid ettuas i'm snslif9en
9e5en. Naes III bort Limits. pdbreno
bsi bel uns nllss re1ts ift. Wsnn i'd
nit einem @neldnber iibsreinfiimmsn
polte, 10 mibten mir &hden ar
&iiden ffeben une gebenl" Der Nus'
taui9 nit Seuti9lanb III biel berbrei'
teter uno bel lsi9tsr. @er t1ur stpas
ssreif if. permag gerabs3u nit ben
Singer bic. Mebnlidteit Der 8rdu4e.
Der Dirt uno Der Saltung bes beuti9ei
uno fran36fi9en 2ebens gu be3eidnen
9ie 3lnoer. bic in beutiden Samilisl
aufgenpmmen tperoen, fommsr be9ei
fert uno entsift suriid unb bebalter
mti6elos bic sutrauliasn @efhble bel
Die Spannung Der biplomatii&el
8e3tsbun9en bat bieaei4t cine &td
wirfung auf ben Usrfebr nit ben bout
iden 8samten 9ebabt, aber ni1t bel
~gerin9ftsn auf anoere. uno Die Srief
unierer iunaen 2eute ftr6men I'm @e
gentbeil iibsr bon ben @inortidsn be
2tebenswiiroiefeit unb Der Sntimitdt
bic seaal bieislben tpie in ben fribere,
Sabren 9eblisbsn limb. Sie bentfde
6umilisnbdter baben io9ar cine q
piRe 2Otetterie 9e3eiet, fa nod subo,
tommenber au erweifen uno uniere,
Rinoern ben Mufsntbalt untsr ibne
nod an~sene5mer gu aeifalten."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27
Gs bestnmt So tagem.

SIN Sonntagsblatts bss Star" 1T
aus sinsm turaeu ArtiteI erf4tli9, oab
f4 9anf unierer ffetigsn unb uners
mtibli6sn Belebrun9s geriu4e. tues
nisRens bisie 3eitung, gu Der anf&t
betsnnt. oab bic beuti9e Wirthi6aft
unb Der ameritaniias Saloon" bim-
melueit BON chamber psri9ieoen fino
unb, BOB bic Wirthidaften i'm oeut-
i&en SHINE bic Wdbisteit fbrbern.
Wir geben iogar nod tpeiter uno
6altsn es i'm Snterehe Der 8oltsmoral
unb Der anfdnbissn Wirtbi9aften fir
gsbOten, bob bic Speluntsn unb Die
2aferb6bIsn tibsrbaupt ni9t geouloet
tuerben folen. ben aniidnbisen 2ofalen
aber in benz 8striebe hires @ei6dftes
feline 0oridriften 9emadt iueroen.
mann he fdlisBsn mtfen ober mann
he ofsn fein oiirfen.
EDie 10 man9es gtabliiement untsr
benz Namsn vMpotbete" in Wirtli4teit
fein Sauptsei4dft in e&naps unb ans
bersn bsraui9snbsn 8etrdnten. ia, mos
mod i9limmer 1T. in @ocain uno
Opium ma6t. 10 Oertleiben au9 nies
orige SpeIunfen ibren 2aferbanoel
bur9 bic Bsssi9nun9 Saloon.
Die Brausrsi-S nters Hen uno Wirtbe
tDhnten gar balo sinsn umidmune Der
6Hentli9sn Weinung 3u ibren @unfen
berbeifhbren, tpenn lie felbf frenQ
barauf a9ten, bob Speluntenbdltsr
R9 midi als @siddits-2 ollesen sirtren
birfen.
Mit benz Sample Der Janatiter &C.
gen bic Wirtbs islbt wiro oann aud
Der unfnnise aampf gegen bas Bic,
felbf ~aufb6ren. neil Der IntisS aloou'
2iaa unb dbnli9en 8eitern Der gober
unter ben 5tbsn fduinbet.
Dot bod erf ffirsli9 Elm tapferel
Gtreiter, Der paifor Sames u. 8arne!
in @lepelanb, O., ben Mutb seaeig
in 0Fentliaer preoist 3u srtldren
bab Bier gut unb beilfam let uno bal
felbR Elm usbergenub baOo1 ben
Menf6en pisl ,3utrdsli&er lei oil
06aerei In 4pfel.9 6rt6sn.
DAB er oamit in Elm Wespsnneft be
ieinen seihli9en grtioern bon be
anti. snloOn.2isa 9eto4en bat Il
ielbfberfdnoli9, aber er ions fi3 mid
anfe9tsn laHen, bsnn er bat &e4t
Wir tommsn Ibem mut6igen Wann Ii
Settle einen 8anser uno tuerri er 3eu
gen fur feline 8ebauptun9 brau9t |
finb mir ssrris bereit einaufpringen.
Wan merge bic Spelunte grtinbliI
aus uno bas auf bieie allein besrfr
bette 0orurtbsil ssseu a%nfdnbiss Wirtt
I&aftsn uiro i3minoen.
Wenn amerifanii&e 3eitun9en b
auten giasni9aften berna& oeuti9s
@eife anffdnbis esfibrten Wirtbi&a
ten unb elm pafor bic 1armlofigte
bes BieraenuHes a~nerfen1sn, 10 1T BIZ
elm R9erss 3ei&en pieoertebrsno'
gernunft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27

2ntQbtstopr. 26. Sob. Der
bisfse Wobltbdtisfeitsberein, tpeI&er
aus peri@iebenen reIisioien @emeinben
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27

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The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-30
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF THE Golden Terra Nevada Mining
 Company.

Know all mereby these presents. that we, the undersigned, D. H. Jackson, c. $. Young and J. r. Dirlam, all of the County of Los Angeles State of California, have this day associated ourselves together for the purpose of forming a corporation under the laws of the Territory of Arizona and hereby adopt the following Ar ticles of Incorporation.
 Article 1. The name of this corporation shall be the "Golden Terra Nevada Mining Com. pany," and it's principal place of transacting business shall be Yuma, Yuma County, Ter ritory of Arizona, with branch office at the City of Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, State of California. where meetings of the stock holders and of the board of directors may be duly held, and the business of the corporation carried on in accordance with the laws of Ari- zona, with the same effect as if held, done or performed at Yuma, Arizona, and with offices and agencies at such other places as may be designated by the board of directors of said corporation.
 Article 9 The nature of the business to be transacted by said corporation is to purchase, locate acquire. lease, own, hold control m inc, operate, or sell, transfer, or dispose of, mines, mining property and mining rights; to ppr- chase acquire own, hold, lease, control, operate. sell transfer or dispose Gif water, water lights
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-30
Case et Adam and Eve.

The Rev. E. T. Mount, the Oregon clergyman and author, lived some years ago in Cobra do, and one day fn talking about Colorado, he said:
 ''In certain church in Colo rado Springs there used to be @ queer old crusty character, 8 Scot, who was noted for his pro- found knowledge of the Scrip tures. 1 lectured in that church one evening, and after the lec- ture the Scot and 1 and some few others fell into conversation
 ''L was urged to put the old mans scriptural knowledge to the test. I was urged to ques- ton him and to let him question me. He would get the better of me-that, everyone said, was certain-but 1 had my doubts; and, turning to the Scot, I said confidently:
 ''I will try you, my friend with the grand, leading, insur- mountable question. How long did Adam remain in a state of innocence?"
 The Scot answered:
 'aTill he got a wife"
 Then, with grim chuckIe, he went on;
 "But can you tell me, sir, how long he remained after?"-Ore- gonian.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-30
Horrors '!

The Graham County Guafdiar is responsible for the following;
 "One day last week a certain Stafford young man, accompanied by a girl friend, visited the Cy- clone Store to purchase gift for his sweetheart as a birthday present. Thinking a book or a box of bon bonS too common, he decided to give her a pair of gloves and made his purchase accordingly, while his girl friend bought a pair of fancy stockings for herself. Both gloves and stockings were wrapped in simI
 lar packages, Ia soms way tbs