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Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-03

beyond Mukden on the main road from
Mukden 10 TiehlinE.
Men Nearly Exhausted.
Until the 10th the army had been pushed
forward day end night in the face of every
difhculty TO draw the attention OF the Rus
SLAMS from Mukden. and the men were
nearly exhausted by their forced march.
The military roads from Fushun 10 Tieh-
ling wound along the plains among sharp
hills, and the division followed this to get
to the north Of Mukden, while General
Linevitch took most of his men directly
north through the mountains with the Jap
Gnese right army pursuing. Several times
the japanese had brushes with the rear
guard but no important action until the
l4th. when they approached the range Of
high, steep hills seven miles southeast OF
Tiehling, which was strateEically the
strongest defense Of the city. There was a
broad, level plain in front Of the hills and
no avenue Of approach for an attacking
force except 10 cross this plain under such
cover as could be found in the gullies and
behind occasional ridges. Consequently II
was decided 70 attempt the night ATTACK
with the bayonets once more and thus the
first line Of trenches below the hills was
gained. For the general advance in the
morning Of the 14th two battslions were as
signed for a frontal attack one for a d.
version on the right and the largest force
Of eight, on the left
A direct charge upon the main trenches
was impossible because the slope before
them was almost too steep 10 be scaled
even with no resistance. A lower hin TO
the west and in front was vulnerable on
its west flank and after an artillery en-
Eagement the main body occupied this
Night stopped the hghting and before
morning the Russians had retired In haste
leaving a0 dead, while the Japanese had
$40 casualties. The last stand Of the Rus
slams before Tiehling was on a chain Of
hills 5000 meters southeast of the city
equipped elaborately with a long chain OF
trenches ana well constructed gun Do
sitions, which they held with twenty-four
guns
Russian Flank Exposed.
While the general Of division was recon
noitcring the positions On the afternoon Of
the 18th another japanese brigAds from the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-03

While the general Of division was recon
noitcriug the positions On the afternoon Of
the 18th another Japanese briEAds from the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-03

DoubIe Green Trading Stamps on
Excepting Specials, TIL
Noon saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-03

NEW YORK. June james Hone otb.r-
wise known as Jimmy" Hone. leader ~
the hand which robbed the Manhattan banlr
In this city Of nearly 5000 COS IN money ana
securities thirty years ago, IL dead al mis-
home here. His wife said today that he
died OF gT1ef-broken- hearted beca use Of the
publicity which constantly Kent his rscSrd
alive. He was known as the last of the
old-time safehreakers. He was born IN
PhilaaslDhia slKty-nins years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-03

south began TO engage one of the Russian
batteries. This partly exposed the Russian
flank 10 the enemy and thirty-siX Japa-
nese guns were concentrated in lombard
ment Of that position. Darkness again in
terrupted the work after an hours bonn
bardment and again the Russians retreated,
abandoning without serious resistance their
most valuable depot between Mukden and
EIarbin, which was their strongest military
position as well. General Kouropatkin had
been there in his special train until the
afternoon of the 18th, II was said When
the first Japanese company entered the
settlement at ! O'Clock in the morning they
captured the station master and two other
officers who had been left with orders 10
apply the torch al the last moment but
only a few buildings were burned and
there were valuable stores Of munitions
undamaged.
No more dramatic encounters occurred
during this eventful week than the capture
Of the Fifth and Nineteenth regiments Of
Russian rifles by Kuroci's left division on
the morning Of the 18th. In the panic
which prevailed at Mukden then these two
regiments left Rt 3 in the morning with no
general commanding them, and a mixed
crowd Of soldiers from other organizations
and camp followers attaching themselves
10 the retreat.
When the two forces discovered one an
other they quickly formed into fighting
line and the Russians came on with the
officers IN front Of the ranks 70 attempt
20 cut their way through The contact
was so sudden that there was no confusion
AT nrst in which the Japanese general and
his stan with two foreign attaches came
under the fire Of the Japanese rifes and
p7YuE
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-03

We have also an immense
assortment of cheaper Straw
Hats in almost any style i'm
aginable, ranging in prices
from 75c 10 &c. Double Green
Trading Stamps up to 1900
o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-03

The hEbt was short and decisive. The
Russians could not stand in the open
fields under the shrapuel and soon scat
tered like sheen, while many parties waved
towels and handkerchiefs 10 surrender
The japanese had only 900 casualties. while
dead and wounded Russians were all over
the field. During the rest Of the day the
Japanese were occupied hunting for Rus
SLAMS in all the surrounding country They
had broken up into small parties, were
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1905-09-21
schosI Notes.

There Is an enrolment Of over POO
10 The Sixth District School.
The teaching force consists this
seaeou Of Henry W. Tucker. princi-
pal; aud Emily Il. Tucker, Lulu
Bates and Lucy Read, as assistants.
We are handicapped 10 our work
bv the lack o books, but this will be
overcome as the trustees have order.
ed liberal supply OF them.
We notice a number of new faces
among our students. We have Chill
dren from Grouse creek and Ibapah,
Utah; end from a number of neigh
boring settlements.
The district boys are spending
their spare play-t'me on the "dla-
mond7
We are sorry 90 record theillness
Of Miss Clara Matthews, last years
student,
Miss Emma Worthington, a stud
ent cf eur school last year is regis
tered at the Q. S. A, We wish her
success in her studies.
Miss Pearl McMurray is registered
at the Academy, we learn We wish
Der every success in her education.
The beginners como to school 100
p. m. aud first grade at $3.50 a. M,
because Of the congestion in the pri-
mary department,
The teachers and students are
grateful to the trustees for the inn
proved conditions at the district
school.
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1905-09-21
Utah Agricultural College.

The Mechanical Arts Department
Of the Agricultural College of Utah
located at Logan was burned to the
ground last week, The loss is esti-
mated as being somewhere near
$1,000 The impression seems to
have galneG ground that the entire
college was destroyed, but this is a
great mistake. This department is on
ly q small partuf the college, and tae
fire will not enterfere seriously With
the work Of the college, which re-
sumed its abors Oh Tuesday Ar
rauge meuts are now beng made to
replace the structure and in a very
short time every trace Of the fire will
have been etfaced.
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1905-09-21
Carey Items.

W. ( Rawson and Parker Rich.
ards came ia from Carey last Satur-
day; the former to bring his daugh-
ter to attend the academy and the
latter to begin his labors at the head
Of the Mechanical Department OF the
Academy. They report the sad bur
ial Of Willard Chedister whose inter.
meat took place there last Wednes-
day. 1t will be re memnered that
young Chidieter met his death in
connection with companion from
asphyXiation some ohree weeks ago
at Chicago. The good people Of
;arey subscribed money sufficient
(some $3.50 to bring his remains
home 10 his sorrowing parents and
friends. He was regarded as an ex-
cepttonably bright and promising
young man, and Of good habits. He
would have now been attending the
academy had his life been spared
Mr.. Richards gives the first salts
factory explanation Of the cause Of
The death Of these young men tina
we have heard. In the room III
which the boys stayed at Chicago
there. was both Gas and electricity.
II Is supposed that the boys entered
. d, .
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1905-09-21

IRON oar Regular scrIbel


We don't see any idlers Ia cor
wand. Every one seems to be busy
We nov have the brick for our
new meeting house. Mr. Dummrr
Of Marion will start to lay them at
once.
Orson Mcbride is at Albion a.
one OF the jurors; Of the 4th ,istrict
court
Ted Severe is very sick with ty-
phoid, also his little five year old
son is very sick with the same di-
sease
Mrs Aaron Mcbride has returned
from Wyoming. The many friends
Of Mrs. Jessie will be pleased to
know she likes her new home.
A number Of our young folks en-
joyed the party at Burnley at the
new Jenkins Hall, ont they didr t
enjoy the dust so well
Bish Matthews has daughter
down with typhoid. We hope every
one will let plenty Of fresh air ID
their homes and keep their places as
free from that dreaded disease as it
is possible TO do.
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1905-09-21
True Joys.

a qui home: vines Of our own
planting a few books full 81 the I'll
SEPARATION ot genius; few friend.
worthy 81 being loved and able b
love us ID turn; hundred innocent
pleasures that bring no pain or re-
morse, a devotion 70 the right chat
viii! never swerye;a simple religion
empty Of all bigotry, full Of trust
ana hope and love-aud to such a
philosophy This world will give Us
all the joy it has David Swing.
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1905-09-21
ORDINANCE IL.
To Amend Section 3 and 5 of
Ordinance No. ,, Providing
for the Compensation of
Village Officers adOD-
ted june Sth, 1904.

Be it ordained By the Chairman
and the Board of Trustees OF
the Village of Oakley, That
SECTION THAT section 3 Of Or
dinance No. two Of the Village Of
Oakley fixing the compensation Of
Village Officers, Adopted June 8tb,
1904, be, and the same is hereby
amended to read as follows:
SECTION III. The Village "Treas-
urer' shall receive a yearly salary or
20 dollars. to be paid quarterly,
SECTION H. That section Of or
dinance No. two Of TIE Village Of
Oakley fixing the CONDENSATION Of
Village Officers, Adopted June 8th
1904, be, and the same is hereby
amended to read as follows:
SECTION V. The Village "Mar-
shall shall receive Gn addition to Ills
fees) yearly salary of 600 dollars,
to be paid quarterly
Adopted Sept. 5, 1905.
Attest: s. p. WORTHINGTON,
NJ. Q. FUNK, Chairman.
Clerk
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1905-09-21

Twin Falls people do things just
about right They have Quilt large
comfortable school building lud now
they are hauling 10 school free Of
charge every cmld living more than
a mile aud a haf from the school
building The plan is oAs' that could
very vel be put IN operation in
Oakley.
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1905-09-21
ORDINANCE II.
The Annual Appropriation Bill,
1905.


BE it ordained BY the Chairman
and the Board Of Trustees oil
the Village OF Oakley, "That. "
SECTION /. A tax Of two and one
half mills is hereby levied for general
purposes on each and every dollar Of
taxable property within the Village
Of Oakley, Cassia County, Idaho, for
the fiscal year ending The first Tues
day % May, 1906.
Adopted Sept ), 1908.
Attest: S. Z. WORTHINGTON,
NJ O, FUNK, Chairman.
Clerk
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1905-09-21

Miss Nora Dummer, instrumental
music teacher, will give lessons on
piano and organ Terms reasonable
Inquire at Oakley Pharmacy. l7-tf
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1905-09-21

Hon. S. p. Wor,hington will leave
for Chicago in about 10 days.
Just received:-A fine line 81
heaters. The best ever seen in Oak.
Icy. Call and he convinced.
Pioneer Tin Shop.
A custom boot, shoe and repairing
shop has been opened by u> on Main
street, next to Dr. Hannbergs drug
store. Prices reasonable.
loft ScHwEBERGER & Co.
Mrs, Levin returned last evening
from Salt Lake City, after having
had p pleasant trip.
The name Of Mrs. Lucy Read was
inadvertently omitted 10 the list Of
the new Stake Sunday School Board.
a few are asking where DR.. Mech
am expects to 90 about Oct. l, Most
everybody knows
Pres. J +. Smith went to Salt
Lake City last Thursday on a bust
ness trip and returned last evening.
]. N Price has just made hand
some addition to his store in finish
ing the large west room He will
put in a.choice line Of dry goods.
A little daughter of Bp, Il. G.,
Haight caught her fingers in a
wringer yesterday and mashed them
quite badly.
We met form strangely like John
A. EIison's this morning, We could
not see his face for smiles. 1t is said
to be girl and the mother is doing
nicely,
The many friends Of Prof Harding
will be glad to know that he has so
far recovered from his gun shot
wound as to be able to be out again.
Or all occupations perhaps that Of
railroad transportation is the most
dangerous. Recent statistics show
that curing particular year one
trainman was killed for every 100
employers and one out Of every 8 was
injured
The Academy people have been
somewhat disappointed during the
week, owing 70 the non-appearauce
Of Prof. Otte He has been looked
for daily, but up to last evening he
had not reached town. Ia all prob
ability, however, he will be here
ready to begin his labors on Monday
next.
Richard Douglass Of Pocatelo,
Fred Goodlug Of Shoshoae and W
II. Phabrick Of American Falls oo-
tanned, during the early part Of the
week, control Of the Great Western |
Salt and Soda Companyof Salt Lake
md viii operate the same in the in-
.erests Of Idaho Wool growers asso-
.iation..
The opening at Cassia Stake
academy on Monday was most pro-
,idous. Pres. Jack, Pres Harper
}p Thomas, Elders Arthur Peck
ma u Q Fuok of the Stake toard
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1905-09-21
Relief Society Conference.

The Stake Relief Society Confer
ence will convene at Elba, Friday,
Septem Der p, at 10 o'clock a. m A
full attendance Of officers aud mem
bers is requested
LOUISA HAIGHT,
LEvENA BATES,
MAUD M. THOMAS,
Stake Presidency.
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1905-09-21

Attorney 3 p. HaWalls is attend
ing District Court at Alnion this
week.
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1905-09-21
For Sale.

About fifty heads Of Rogersou and
Read Bucks For particulars en-
quire Of Fl II Severe.
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1905-09-21
ID il Is " n II i ~ s

A. oh DALE --A huulDef one WORK
horse. T. w Robbins
Cash paid for hides, pelts and wool
at W Leyin's. lift
II jewel Hampden watch 20 year
case for Sl2 80 at Mills the Jeweler.
Dr. Mecham announces that he
viii leave Oakley the lst Of Oct to
be gone two or three weeks.
You, that want good fruit, come
10 headquarters; come early
Ether Durfee.
Hyrum Wells is out with some
very nice card announcing special
courtesies to his friends,
Another taea-~u6d very sweet
one. toarfs seen behlod the counters
-~aTfh Union store this week.
Household goods for sale cheap.
Must be sold within two weeks. Am
going away H. e Booth
Gibson Condie expects to move
from Carey to Oakley as soon as
convenient.
Mr. Stephenson, state organizer Of
w @. w. visited the local camp this
week
The Coop clerks are getting con-
ference fever. Another will 20 10
Salt Lake but not alone, and thus
the good work goens on.
TO RENr:-A good room uufurn
ished Tor boy students, who want to
batch or take board out.
John w. Owen our genial travel
ing man from Pocatelo blew in on
Tuesday evenings stage.
Mr. Harry E'quist and Miss Flos
sic McMurray Of Oakley, were mar.
ried at Albion on Friday last.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs PORTE Day
ley Of BASIN a Drowned haired baby
girl, on Sept 10
A fine baby girl was born TO Mrs.
|. g. Hale on Monday morning last.
Carey, Eba, Grouse creek and
other distant wards Of Cassia Stake
are well represented at the stake
academy
Threshing viii be about over at
the end Of the present week. The
harvest about Oakley is exceedingly
short this year on account Of drouth
and also less acreage than hereto
fore
It develops that tho great Insrr-
ance companies are very heavy con
tributors to campaign funds One
Of the greatest companies has aver
aged about $4,000 at each Of the last
three general elections Quite lib-
erel, eh2
Less than four weeks remain i'll
which Q take advantage Of the low
railroad rates to 90 and see the
cl,rl, a,d r.a,,,. E.a..;,;a..a3 n
,,o,do.f,, Na.ti,..a.. -... All. ''''' ii
ritra pl,aat pu .L
oi5 5.,,,,tto,at,t. > +
~, IN. h,5,.. .I,
II, ,,.;r;,,....a., eI
oiaa..a r.n /.
M, t1to.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
SoctaIer 3mrnnerettt.
Gettte Mbeno ~regeImdStge
MISUNDERSTANDING
Tormsae Mnfiase erbobsm.

Cine fOrmele antlage gegen Smilt
6. Gboaoes, Superintendent Der Sn.
bufris= Sdule fit Dos Grauen- uni
Wdoden-8 efdngniB, tpuroe benz SOu.
perneur u~nterbreitet. @ba W. Sal.
eine fribere 2ebrsrin bes Snftituts
unb Soiepbine Stafford. untersei9ns'
ten oiefelbe.
Die antlase fdlieBt bic friiber be.
rsits bsridtetsn acknowledgement tbsil'
weiie elm. Sieb3ebn peri4ieoeue I'm.
f6ulbigunsen inb in Der Nnflase emit
balten: @rauiame g~ebanoluns be,
Snfafsn. nnfdbisfeit. 5eblenl be!
3artsefhbls. miirrif&. unsefdaig, un'
tpabr, geftiblslos. ben 8eamten uni
Sniahen unipmpatbiid, idb3ornig, oi'
SnfaRsn bsfommen niGt seniigent
nabrbafte Speiien unb anberes mebr.
finb bic A%nflagen, uelde He In Der
Ausen Der aldaer unfdbig MAIDEN ben
Snititute norauteben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01

Bad 8erIau BON ftebsn
Sa6ren lit aus Seimpeb Sermdn
@bams, tpel9er als ~14idbriser Sunge
bon 9au1e fortlief, gu Ieinem Batter
Sobn @bams in Neparf, 81. g., 5u@
riidgefebrt. Der Batter bate ben SUM
gen aus irgenb etnem 9runbe ee5ii6>
tigt, t%pOrauf Ssrmun feiner Stiefmut@
ter ertldrte, bies lei bas leBte Mal ge>
tpeIen, oab i6n Der Batter geitraft baz
be. Oer Sunse gins unb blieb trob
aler Na9fpri9ungen perf9punben.
Srau Ibams mar bas 8eri9pinoen
bes Sungen UNI 10 un%angenebmer, als
man tbr als Stiefmutter bic S6ulb
beilegte, obtpobl lie NIT benz San gar
ni4ts gu tbun bate. sic lit frob,
bab 5ermun, Der iebt, Elm 21iGbriger
junger Mann lit, pieber ba lit uno lie
ben 2euten iagen tann, bab man ibr
rtnre6t eetban babe. Ser iunge
@oams er5dblt, CT babe an ienem Mpr>
gen, als er bon Saufe fortlief, einen
5armer auf Der Strabe a~rgebalten
unb ibn sefragt, pb er einen Mrbeiter
nOtbig babe. Der Sdrmer bobe i'm
nit na9 princeton genommer, mo er
~ Sabre arbeitete. Ser Sarmer oer=
faufte alsbann iein Intpeien unb 3og
nit ieiner Samilie unb 5erman rad
Srenton, tpo Der Sunse bus llhrmas
9er>9anbperf erlernte. 9ier blieb er
bis por tpenigen Sagen ais er beI9lpb,
an Der fiebten Wieoertebr bes Sages,
an tpsl9sm er bas @ltsrnbaus perlieb,
bortbin auriid3utehren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01

90 9te gr6bte itmo pafs
i~emofeMmsmabl bon G6mttt.
btumett umo SIumenftn6em
fur aue freuotgen uno traits
rt9en GretgntHe. @tr 1no
ieoersett germ berett bet Oct
MuSwabl bebalHtM stt ,etn.
Bertermann 8roS. So.
241 Wa1. Mbe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
Gmti@eionus bsfatist.

8ou benz Supremss@ eri9t uuroe Die
@ntfdeibuns bes @iatsrs 9iniOn Gar
ter, nod tuel9er bic Namer o~erienigen
S9uIratbs-2 anbibaten, in bersn peti-
tionei fein Mmtstermitt arieegeben 1T,
ni9t auf ben Stimmaettel seiest mer'
ben btrfen, aufrsat erbaltsn. gs
wsroen iOmit auber ben iebigen
Wit9lie6ern oes S9ulratbs nun 3uei
weitere 4anoioaten in Betradt tOmmsn,
ndmli9 Mattbetu 8. gamben unb
Wiqiam 2esop.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
Bethel Npeuue 9tSbition.

einiss fetr ~sepablte SaupIdse in biefsr fsinsn Bpr'
ftabt abbitiou fnb nod uuoerfauft. nno cine Nus
mabl fann nod ee%trofeu psroeu, wosur1 mon einen
ader ober nod mebr bon benz bsften Sarten.eano er'
tperben fir iueniser uIs ben ptrfliaen Sur1itnitts'
mertb bes ader.2anbes. SBir perfsufen feline Baus
pldse i'm cieier addition an @e8er. Sober Sau'
plas 1T abssftedt uuo %urrnertrt. 9itel 1T perfett.
Gin abftraft ffr iebeu Rdufer fret %ssliefert. Spretsu
Sic in %unier,r Office Dor fur cine Rarte bes 9lases.
ipeIde be 2o.nlitdi, rlmfaue. Preis unb 2sruine
zines ieben BaupIases seist, uub treffen Sic cine Yers
a~breouna nit ans bic ADDITION gu beiebsn.
DENIM & Dennp. 80 Rorb 9eIapare Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
@isse-Mltar X ras.
O eb pren:

6enrp uno Clara Semmerlp. Wdbs
den. - 8urris uno @race 2ofwooo,
Wdb1en. - Sbos. unb Soiepbine Dc
lanen, Wdo1en. - Wm. uno Mgnes
8ie3enbanner, Mdoasu. = @bas. uno
@soraia 3inolsr, 9nabe. = Sobn uno
Warp price, 3nabe.-@arl uno 8effe
Rolting, 2nabe. - Mlonso uno Wap
psebles. 9nabe.
8etrauf;
SoIspb 6. 8errp-Wabel 2in9slep.
Sobn 8arpep-2ulu Wcgop.
2Duis @ompte-Mlice Steam.
Sbomas Wagner-2olis Sobaton.
&i9aro appse-gtta Warer.
Gehorben:
Samss @risbt, IS. 1101 81. Mla-
bama. - Bsrnice NidolIon. 26. 1920
Wst Mi9igan. - Garter MOub, 38,
718 q. Weh. - Struggling 2nprsnce.
835 Wef 20. - CLAUDE 8reen, Is,
500 Selen. = gmorp Jreeman, So,
548 @oncorb. - Wartba 6ornbadsr.
50, Gtabt.-&ob. S&nsioer. 8. BERN
Sopnibip.-2ou 6runtsln, IS, 1912
6arlnn. - @mma &oue, 43, 1908
Salbott gbs .-Samss Sbompion, SO,
StoNt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
Nene Sneorporatiomea.

5olsenbe @eieqidaften rei8ten betm
Stcatsfetretdr ibre Sncorporations=
papisre elm:
Snterurban Publiibing 60. bon Sn-
b~ianapolis. capital $40, 600; Sirstto-
rem Wirt 9. Sorb, 6. 5. Satbctt, %.
5. @ramforb.
@iti3ens See ano @Olo Storage 80.
bon Yincennes; capital $85. 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01

Mus M9tung Dor benz bertorbe.
g. Us. gantmea, Spre9er Der lsbten
2eaisIatur, tuiro auf Nnoronung oes
@oubernsurs bic 6lasse bes Stats
haufss fur 10 Sage bonn 6albmaf
tpeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
Goethe Sose No. 13, s. >. 6.
of y.

9lm Montae. ben 4. DECEMBER. bdlt
bic 8Osthe 9Ose NO. Is. s. o. g. Of
g.. ibrsn 5. Sabrssbaa in guift's
6ale, 6ausbbile, ab. slle Oroens-
briiber ioYie Greunoe Der 2o9e inb
einQelaoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
Greisgert9t.

Dor 2reisridter Senrp Clap Iaen
wuroen geftern Die 8erbanblungen in
Der 2lage bon Scott Bridges geger
@briffian @lerfamp fortgeisbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
Wa@barn nit
G6mub %bemerfen

lit es Elm pabres Sersniisen ii9 cine Belt lang
bapon absumenoen unb bas Seben pon elmer
b~eiieren Settle ;u betradten nit benz
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
Belebrnngs Bureau.
Bulletin Wo. IL

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