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Morris tribune., 1905-07-01
AN Absolutely Reliable Re-.
view of the Leading News
of the Week i'm Politics,
Government, Education, La
Dor, Commerce, Religion,
Science and Sports.
Pushing Chinese Boycott.

During the week 600 Chinese stu
dents, representing twenty six colleges,
have met at Mentsin and passed reso-
lutiOns to boycott American goods and
| stimulate Chinese manufactures Also
200 members from the commercial
guilds Of seventeen provinces have
signed an agreement under bond to for
felt $4,000 taeis Ii any member Is re
ported purchasing American goods.
Ten thousand copies Of this agreement
are being circulated.
France Agrees to Negotiate.
| After week bordering on war pan
ic the French government gave notice
that 1t was willing to meet the de-
mands of Emperor William for a con-
ference on the Moroccan policy France
agreed that the existing conditions in
Morocco should be maintained, the sui
tan's sovereignty being unimpaired
This concession on the part of France
was believed to have been the only
alternative except war with Germany.
Premier Rouvier next requested Ger
many to explain her footing and in
tentions, thus calling the kaiser's hand
1t was still uncertain whether Great
Britain would follow the lead of
France by joining in a conference.
The British press very generally. was
opposed to yielding a single point to
Germany.
Indian Army on War Footing.
A British blue book out June % tells
Of the success of General Kitchener,
the commander in chief in India, in
bringing about the reorganization of
the army there with a view to expect
ed encroachments from Russia on the
north; also it is announced that roy
al commission has been appointed to
investigate the South African scan
dals with powers equal to high court
Of justice. This will increase the army
from $4,000 to 10000.
BaIfour Wants American Aid.
An utterance of great international
significance was made by Mr.. Balfour,
the British premier, at the welcoming
banquet for the new American min
lister, Mr.. Reid. Mr. Balfour made
the solemn declaration that Americas
duty to civilization and the cause of
peace must soon impel her to abandon
her traditional policy of isolation and
accept her rightful responsibilities in
the family of nations. His words con-
stituted almost an invitation for Amer
lea to enter into compact or alliance
for safeguarding the worlds peace
Morris tribune., 1905-07-01
LEGAL-CRIMINAL
Yrs. Rogers Execution Stayed.

Mrs. Rogers Execution Stayed.
By the action Of Judge Wheeler Of
the circuit court at Brattleboro, Vt,
in granting an application of writ of
appeal to the federal supreme court
the execution of Mrs Mary Rogers,
condemned for the murder Of her hus-
band, was stayed. Judge Wheeler had
previously denied the application Of
Mrs. Rogers counsel for writ of ha-
beas corpus. Mrs. Rogers was re-
handed to the custody of the state au-
thorities.
To Sue Equitable Looters.
Attorney General Mayer of New
York announced that steps would be
taken speedily to accomplish the re-
turn of any profits wrongfully taken
from the Equitable, to debar from
holding Office in that company any per-
son faithless to his trust and to obtain
an accounting for any waste of funds
for any reason by anybody.
Fortune From Forgery.
It became known on June 20 that
something over 100000 had been OBJ
tanned from banks and trust companies
by the late Benjamin 81. Gaskill, a we'll
known Philadelphia banker and broker,
by means of raised stock certificates.
Up to the time Of his death few
weeks ago Mr.. Gaskilps credit was new
er questioned. By means of chemicals
he raised various stock certificates a
hundredfold or more, the figures being
changed SO skillfully as to defy de-
lection The raised certificates were
then used as collateral for large loans
from some of the most conservative
banking houses in the city, including
the Franklin Exchange National, the
Corn Exchange National and the City
Trust company. Thus he had been Sc;
curing large sums Of money fer years.
Death Sentence Ten Times.
Samuel Greason, the colored man
who was accused of aiding Mrs. Kate
Edwards in the murder of her husband
four years ago and who has heard his
death sentence read ten times, was
finally set free, Mrs. Edwards having
confessed that she lied in testifying
that Greason was her accomplice.
Morris tribune., 1905-07-01
70 R E1GN
Norway Firm; Sweden Yielding.

| Norway Firm; Sweden Yielding.
The Norwegian storthing adopted,
June 10, an address to King Oscar, the
riksdag and the Swedish people which
was firm, though conciliatory. 1t said
| that what had happened could not be
altered and that it was not possible to
consider the various constitutional
! questions raised by King Oscar. The
idea Of humiliating Sweden was dis
claimed, and it was asserted that no
bitter feeling or animosity was felt to-
ward the king or the Swedish people.
The storthing suggested that the Swe-
dish government enter upon negotia-
lions for final settlement as to the
dissolution of the union and the recog-
milton Of Norway as sovereign state.
A declaration adopted by the Swe-
dish council Of state asked the authori-
" Of the riksdag to enter into negotia-
tons with Norway in order to establish
a basis of dissolution on which both
countries could mutually agree. The
extra session Of the riksdag began
June q.
Gear Again Talks Reform.
Car Nicholas Of Russia has received
a deputation from the congress OF zemst-
ves, headed by Count Heyden, presi-
dent of the congress. The czar In reply
to the list Of complaints said he was
still grieved at the calamities of war
and that his will favored the admission
Of elected representatives to works Of
state The fact that the committee
was received, whereas the zemstvos
congress itself had not been sanctioned,
indies tedhafehaage. -
~. 81 y III u - aS9 E. ~ 49,
Laps Must FIGHT On.
TIE Japanese minister OF war IN q
formal letter has notified the army In
the held Of the peace proposals, but ex- !
plains that nothing liz assured, and In
structs all to be prepared Tor q long
continued war. Oyama continued TO
press northwarA against the positions
held by Lineviteh along the Kirin road
in northern Manchuria, the expected
general enga cement being deferred.
Neither country gave much heed TO the
suggestion of President Roosevelt fof
an armistice.
Morris tribune., 1905-07-01
We
Lessons of Sham War Games.

Lessons OF Snam war GaneSs
The joint army and navy war
games which ended at Fort Monroe
June IL We're conducted, with such Sc
crecy that very little was understood
by the public. about their methods and
results. No official statements are to
be made about the exercises until the
war and navy colleges have time to
work out the problems. One Of the
practical results was the demonstra-
ton of the great efficiency Of the shore
searchlights 1t also seemed conclusive
that Fort Monroe could not properly
protect the entrance to Chesapeake bay,
as the searchlights could not pick up
vessels coming in. between the capes,
nor could the heaviest batteries reach
them. This may result in renewal
Of the agitation for fort at Cape
Henry The mine system appeared to
be effective in defending the cities Of
Washington and Baltimore.
Bowen Out; Loomis Criticised.
The peremptory dismissal Of Herbert
w. Bowen as United States minister
to Venezuela and from the diplomatic
service was ordered June 20 by Presi-
dent Roosevelt as a result of having
brought false and malicious charges
against Assistant Secretary of State
Francis B. LOOMS, who preceded him
at Caracas" AS to Bowen's denial that
Morris tribune., 1905-07-01
EDUCATIONAL
Progress Of Batavia Idea.

Progress Of Batavia Idea.
Commenting on the fact that the
Batavia idea now has been completely
and formally adopted by the public
schools OF more than 100 important
cities in ten Of the leading states with
In three years, Editor Winship of the
Journal of Education says that no such
record has ever been made by any
similar movement. What, then, is this
Batavia idea? 1t is a system of pubiic
school education inaugurated six years
ago by Superintendent John Kennedy
of the Batavia IN. " schools. AS de
fined by Mr.. Kennedy himself in re-
cent address published in the Batavia
Times, this system consists in sup
Morris tribune., 1905-07-01

14i = sls,fisr ST 5z.i5se president a n d
Secretary Taft that his resignation
would be. an admission of misconduct,
and the president then directed that ne
be diamiesea from the service.
secretary +Tafts report on the evi-
dence shows that the only transaction
Mr.. Loomis ever had with the Asphalt
trust was a transfer Of funds from
Caracas to New York In which Mr..
Loomis was indiscreet in becoming
personally interested In the Mercado
claim. Elsewhere Mr. Taft says that
LOOMS was ''treading on DANGEROUS
Morris tribune., 1905-07-01
COMMERCIAL

Rqnieabls Fralds Laid Bare. So q
/, The long expected report Of StsAs
superintendent Of Insurance HeR-
bricks on the conduct and status dR
the Equitable Life Assurance sOeie3g
was made public June 81. The of1s2m
abuses and CRAFTS laid bare by tins
drastic investigator has caused thu
Concluded on page eight,
Morris tribune., 1905-07-01
20 LIT &c AL
nv Harmon and Judson Quit.

Why Harmon and Judson Quit.
The administration took the pubic
into it's confidence regarding the much
disputed Santa Fee rebate case when,
June Fl, it gave to the press the entire
between Attorney Gen
eral Moody and Special Counsel Har-
mon and Judson in connection with
the designations of these attorneys.
The attorney general disagreed with
heir advice to bring criminal prose
sutton against the officers of the Atchi-
,on, Topeka and Santa Fee railroad, in
Guiding Paul Morton Mr. Moody was
Morris tribune., 1905-07-01

ground in bringing bis official life 80
close to a transa ction in which he musk
be expected to have great personal
interest" Nevertheless he is convinced
that Loomis has been cruelty slandere&
in the charges against his integrity anal
sincerity.
Morris tribune., 1905-07-01

he had presented
formal charges
against LOOMS
thepresident says
that it was mere
" a matter Of
terms, as numer-
Gus comnunica-
tons from Bow
en- to the state
department had
in fact included
statements 1nju-
rious to the char
acter Of his SUI
perior, LOOMS.
T b e president
charges Bowen
with b a vim g
shown complete
disloyalty to the
service to which
he belonged and
to the country
which he repre-
scented. Mr.. Bow
en- had told the
Morris tribune., 1905-07-01

In favor of pros
ecuting thecom
pany, but not
the men, be-
cause, he said,
not enough evil
dence had been
brought to show
that Mr.. Nor
ton or the other
officers Of the
railroad were
cogniZant Of the
rebate COM
planned Of.
Writing from
Cine | n n a tt,
M essrs. Har-
Morris tribune., 1905-07-01
Blame
No One But Yourself
if You Don't Get
Well When Sick.
All we can do is give advice.

All we can do is give advice.
OF course that's easy.
But our advice is really worth a little
more to YOU than most peoples for we
OFFER to give you the first bottle Of our
medicine free, if it fails to help you
We could not afford to do this unless
our medicine was good. Such an 7oner'
on the wrong kind of medicine, would
nut a merchant prince in the poor house
DR. Miles Nervine, however, as years
Of experience have proved, is medl-
oine that cures the sick.
,rbose whom it cannot beneft|ess
+ban one in ten thousand-we prefer to
refund their money
All we ask of you is to try DR.. Miles
Restorative Nervine for your complaint.
IF Won suffer from sleeplessness, nervous
exhaustion. dizziness, headache, mus
c1lar twitchings, melancholy loss or
memory. weak stomach, poor blood,
bilious troubles. epilepsy, st. Vltus
Dance. etc, we will guarantee to benefit
YOU or refund your money
You are the doctor
INV aon Berrt when in HIS 18th year.
became subject to attacks OF epilepsy,
40 serious that I'VE were ,cempenea a,. 70
take him out OF scnooi. AaIer SeYer ,,1a
gs ayst Dr. tr alIes Fs With Neryne and
Liver PMS restored g Spr boy e %1fr ss5oeaNSe
n panuty CO. Clerk, Dallas Co., Mo.
TRET write H " and ars Te ps mjl mail ii
: :. Wis M;i.., y0 Anti ain PiiIs, the New.
sc Sci Remedy fer Pain A Al symp
tom Blank for our spesal,sn a 60 is wrons
your caTe 20 right It, Absolutely Free.
Morris tribune., 1905-07-01

plying to the
slow or back
W a I'd childreR
t b e individual
attention t b at
will bring them
forward to the
class line In
stead of leaving
them to be sub
merged and lost
after inficting
gre at injury
upon those WhG
survived" SH-
perintende n L
Kennedy h a d
discovered thai
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-19
Nmertfa feben!
Wnnoerbare ieeneriereihe Heiie iber
sas Seliengebirse mad Der
Oregon Gyppitipn.

Sn ssuifer Siniidt ~offsrirt bic Greurfion
~ Der 2spiS unb Glart Centennial Nuss
fteauns IN Sortlanb, Oregon, 8ortbeiIe bic
ME 3upor bel einem ust.uunesbeiu6 gebos
ten tpurben. Die &usiteuuns lit ni6t MUIR
iebr attrattib uno reid, ionsern bic Reiie
Ranss 1T tpunSsrbar Bsrrii@ nnS tper bat
ni4t in ieinen S9ultasen in Der froben
Soffnung seIebt, emit bieien icenerierei6en
5beil bon Mnterifa ju berpunbern. Die Belt
basu lit iest s~iinfig. Die Reiie fam iebt
biliser ais lie senta1t tperben.
Sur eiten fIeinen unteri1ieb i'm Sabrs
preis fam bic 8eife nod San Sransisco
un6 Sos InseIes auSseeebnt iperbeR. Die
8etourfabrt iber cine anbere 3oute erm63s
lt1t ben Reiienben einen grobsn TbeiI bes
Deitens gu ieben. SIR rdbere @in;elnbeiten.
5abrpreis, Datum Der SpesiaI' 6 uriionen
mad 9ortlanb. ipenbe man fth on bic Sidet'
Gsenten Der genniPIpania >9inien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-19
W6brenb piele bebaupten, bah bic

GSugreHO pteIe DegaupIeH, CAB Ole
anI9einsnoe untbdti9teit bss iapani=
i9.n Nbmirals Soeo bic Eube Dor benz
8etpitter beoeutet, btrfte gerabe bas
8egentbeil Der Jaa isin. Bsibs 2dn-
Der, &ublanb iOwohl als Sapan fino
beg 3rie9es miibe. GuBlanb pirb
oiellei6t i'm tiQen ginbsrtdnbniB nit
Sapan's Wa&tentfaltuns isBt 3u sinsm
sepiRen @raos Beisen, um bepsiisn su
tOnnen, baB es INNER nod uiberftanoss
trdftig i'm fernen Often III uno bann
f4 6rieoens-9 Orf4ldgen aensist seissn.
SOlte ss absr bod 3l sinsm Sample
3uif9en ben feinoliden 5lotten tom=
men 10 fno bic @banesn ftir einsr ia=
pantheon Siea 10 iiberpisssnb srob,
Dab man benislbsn uabssu nit 8s.
fimmtbeit ermartsn tann. Sn3piften
ridt Die 9anbma9t Sapan's rudmeiie
na4 Vlabibofod Dor nit Der augen=
fdeinli8en abfi9t, bieIen Isbten Stiff
punft &ublanbs i'm f.rnen Ofafsn in
9efb gu nebmen. Wsnn bies gslingt
10 bliebe Der ruifi6en Jlotts, islbft
penn fegrsi9, nur nod iibrie bsim3u-
fehren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-19
e arpni a..

Mem Oort, Is. Wai. Die
,@aronia" purbe beute bon ibrer
S9lammbant befreit unb cling Dor 60
nep Sslanb Dor Mnter. lin $50
1br bsute Nu9mittag iebte fie ibre
Reiis iibsr ben O3ean fort.
8effere 3eiten hr 6 | n.
panoerer.
Netp Oort, Is. Wai. Sobalo
bic pIdne bss RommiRdrs Wat6orn in
ge3bg auf bic &esifrirunssbale auf
glis Sslanb burd9efiibrt fno, mas
isbr balb 9si9eben iein wirb, tueroen
auf Der Snisl on einem Sage nabesu
10, 900 g%intpanberer regiftrirt tuerben
t0nner.
2ommiHdr Wat9orn beabf9tiet,
bas iebise Centrum Der @egifrirungs=
bale, tpel9es 3wii9en ben %esiftri-
rr19sltrten etr1er1 Tetl btloef, une nur
fir bic &outine= Mrbeiten bes @befs Der
&sgitrirunss=D ipifion benubt wirb.
nod rhdudrts 3u berls9en. unb In benz
Centrum Resifrirungslinien au er-
ri9ten.
Dabur9 tperben itatt Der iebiaen IA
permanenten 9inien Is 9ei&ahen. 10
bab Is 8eamte 3u9lei4 bic Nnt6mm=
hinge regifriren f6nnen. NuBerbem
mirb bur9 bic Mbi&afung b.s iebigen
@entrums 10 bel pIob gewonnen, baB
bic 9eeiRriruneslinien breiter tuerben.
unb pIab fur Bdnfe aei@ofen tpirb,
auf pel&en 6rauen unb Rinoer, wel&e
auf ibre Meeifrirun9 tpartenb, iebi
! ftsbsn mhHsn, f4 istsn tonnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-19
Vteortge Tabrpretie
nod benz
@eten mno Noromeiten.
SPECIAL 6eimiuders Grturtun bia
Yenniglpania 9inieH.

Srsenb Sentanb Der cine 8eile mad benz
8eten plant, fann ben 9ortbeil bieier Sabrs
pretssG rniebrisuns benusen. Seimiu9ers.
grenriionen iiber bic ~9ennipIpania 9tnien
nod allen 9unften in Colorado, Sbabo,
Soma, &aniaS, Rinneio ta, Wifiouri, Mors
tana, Rebrasfa, ben Safotas, Oregon,
Waibingten, Teras unb anberen Settionen
TN Weften un6 allen Staaten i'm Siioen.
GufentbaItss 9ripilesien rueIde ben 3eiienben
seftatten, Gei4dftsst nternebmunsen 81 uns
teriu9en, tperoen bepiaist. Sieie Sabrtars
ten fperoen on s~eipifien Satums wdbreno
ees Sommers Su baben iein. G~irseInbeiten
btntt4tIi4 Raten, etc, wer6en bereittpiaieit
ertbeilt pon allen 9idet Gsenten Der 9enns
inlpania 9inien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-19

bate hinein unb srfldrt, tein Jran3oie
ber3i9ts auf bic ReDan4e fur eliaBs
2otbringer,.
@enn BEN 10 ift, 10 bal Seuti9lano
i6erli9 tsinsn Gruno bOr ben ~franl6=
ii9sn anipritden in NarOttO 3urtid3u:
ueiGen. Senn tusrn bic Gran3oien
bod ni9t auf bic Rtideruerbung gliab=
2Otbringsns bsr3i9ten pOaen, 10 ntibt
ia cine 9a6sisbigtsit Der beuti4en Re
sierune in anberen Jragsl, alfo au@
in Der maruttuniiden, ni4ts. SIN
@ssentbeil, bisie Na9Siebisteit mtiroe
bon ben 5ran3oien rur als Elm 3ei4eu
Der S9wd9e 9eutiSlanbs seoeutet
ueroen uno Der &eban9striee tpFrbe
nt9t binausgsi4oben, ionoern bsi9leu'
nigt peroen.
60 III ss aud i4On aus oieIem
@runoe fur bic beutf9e Re9ieruns GEE
boten, in Der marottanii9en Gra9e auf
benz bon ibr singenOmmenen Stanb=
punt fef su ber6arrsn. sic tann
oies um 10 s6er tbun, als lie sinmal
bic Sbatfa9e bes status quo fir f4
bat unb 3psitsns bic unaebsure Me6r=
6eit Der beuti6sn Station binter f9
tpeiB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-19
Der Niloamm non ATuar.
Sin b%erpfaiftes 9autperf eneliider Snse.
nieure In Gsgpten.

Die egbptii6e Hegterung bat ii6
beranlabt geieben, Die @ergebung Der
arberen CUR @oIenOung Oes afuanz
Oammes aus5uieben unb biz CUR Self
itellung Der Su9lage in oieier @neez
lesenbeit ni9ts gu peranlafen. Gs
banoelt ii9 INN 6olgenoes: Sas Nilz
tpafer bat our3 ieinen 9ebalt an
begetabilii9em S9lamm eine gang BE-,
ionbere, Sen 8ooen nd6renoe Dung
fraft uno oaber 1T oas gauge egbpe
ttf9e &ulturlano bon 8anGlen our6z
Soeen, Die beim Steigen bes Ntls ii9
fiiuen unb aGes Selolano fru9tfOrs
tsrno bepGfern. Die GnglGnber biels
ten Die btsberigen primitipen 4nldgen
our 0ertbeilung unb fpitematif6en
Nusniibune oes austretenoen NilpaIs
fers ni6t fir ausrei6eno uno brGndz
ten Die espptif9e &esieruns our gr>
bauung Defenders mG9ttger uno iibers
aus foItipieliger Damn 4nloeen. Die
setpaltigfte bieisr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1T Der Damn bon Mhuan, oei1en Grz
ri9tune bisls Miaionsn erforosrts,
uno be1en Soften mad Mnii9t Der
Sa9lelite our9 BEN eraielten @ffett
nt9t aufgetpoeen tperben.
Sc bat iid nGmli9 berausgeftsIt,
bab Die SammbObe fir Die agrifulz
turen 3tpe6e ni9t geniigt, bab Die Be-
re9nuneen Der englif9en Sngenieure
fali9 tpdrer un6 Der Damn, Inn Dem
3ped, fir Den er beitimmt 1T, gu ent>
fpre9en, etpd Tim feds CARDS b0ber
fein miiBte. @uberbem aber be6aupz
ten bie our priifuns Der 4ngelesenbeit
naa Mfuan entfenoeten ensliiGen
Sa9mGnner, bab Der Damn audi su
f9pa9 angelegt poroen fet. 10 baB
er tpeOer Die grbObung gu trage1 mod
Dem permebrten Waferorud gu ipibere
fteben i'm Stanbe pGre. Die f9arfe
polemit. bie ii9 aus Der Oiperaens
Der Infi9ten ergab, peranlabte Die
Resierung, Die Gortfibruns Der Orr
betten, tpie f9on bemertt, einaufteuen
unS i~peiters unterfudunser, gu pfleaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-19
9ie &abeanfalt.

Gin @pmite bes Stabtratbes pirb
benz Staot = Comptroller feline Nuf=
tuartuns MAIDEN, urt gu iebsn, ob ni9t
sttpa $4,000 fur bic 6ffeuili9e 8abean'
ftalt 3u ~erlanssn feien. Die Ibfi9t III
naGbem man bic Mnfialt Der 6rau
S4ihsI anfauft, nod weiter ubsrbalb
bsrfelbsn cine apeite Mnffalt au er-
bausn. Man slaubt i'm Stanbe 81
iein nit $4,000 bas @eldnbe uno bic
@ebdubs bs3ablsn gu t6nnsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-19
&C. @%rnarunams oes 2O3.Weters
Giite(S.

Mit Der Groberung oes 203 Mfeter.
Siigels getpannen Die Sapaner oie
Woglidfeit, ibr Artiaeriefelter auf
Die i'm 9afen bon port 4rtbur lie
genoe ruiiiide 6lotte crit ri6tig SIT
beobaGten uno al leiten. gs iinO
MIN 10 beri6ieoenartige 8erid)te iiber
bic Sample Inn BEN Siigel eridienen,
bob es iid lobnt, bie @r5Gblltng zines
rrIIii6en Sffi5ierS mieoer5ugeben,
ser an Ser &ertbeiOigung tbeilgenom.
me- bot. @r er3Gblt:
Ger Siigel NOR fem Sort uno bate
ni6t einmal 9atterien, ionoern MIR
G6iibengrGben fir Snfonterie. Sic
geiammte 9eiosung bes &iigels be-
trug 500 Damn: mebr fonnten BORT
ni6t undergraduate meroen. Sic muir
ben tGgli6 abgel6it, 10 Dab Der 9ienit
INNER "a Stitnoen oauerte. ltno oie
geiasung bon ie 500 Wann bat lange
Belt sur @ertbeioigung oisgerei6t.
SelbIt als Die Sapaner bis aif 80
Weter ON Die ruiiii6en @rGben Der.
%angefommen marerl, mar Die 8erthets
oieung nod mirfiom unb ii6er. Sas
@laciS bon 80 Meter Siefe ma6ie
ieoe neitere @~nnGberung unmogli6.
@er oen &opf berpOritedte, INN az sic.
len uno 81 idieBen, puroe bon elmer
ruiiii6en argel getroffen. Die &ui.
fem boten 6ie @rGben nit Sol5 &c.
oedt; Die S6iebi6arten paren idma>
le Spalten. 9ie @egner batten iid)
idon 5Dei Gage lang auf so Dieter
g%ntfernitng neutrality-suspicious., ais
sic Sapaner einioben, baB lie nit Dem
bloBen acknowledgements ni6t gum
i3iel gelangen miir0en. Sic 5ogen
ouber ibre 2inie etpas 5itriif un0
lieBen MN su1G6it lire bette @rtiue-
rie pirten. gs tparen bic Der 1. Sibe>
lion (redter iaponiider Sliigel Dor
Dem 203 Meter-SiigeO 5%ugetbeiltel
bier Morinegeidiite bon 1915 Genti
meter. Die GeI6ofe tpirften per6eez
reno. @ls 6ie IrtiQerie 81 fellern
aufborte un0 MIN iofort oie Snfante.
RE tpieoer porging, iparen 0ie. 6el0be-
fe~Itigungen itarf 5erit0rt unb bie
&uIIen bon 500 uuf fat 800 Malul
5uiammengeifmol5en. Sieies Saul
lem fonnte, 51tmal inter ben ber1n.
oerten @erbGltniilen, Dem @ngriff Ser
llebermadt nid)t cuff Die 9auer mioer-
Iteben. @s f0mpite fait Bis uuf Ben
letten Mann, aber Die Gtelung ging
perloren. 3eitungen baben MN be-
ridtet, Die perge6li6en Stiirme sur
@ieoergetpinnung bes Siigels bitten
ben &uIien 10000 Wann gefoItet.
Sic @obrbeit lit, oab FOLDER 8eriudl
itberbalipt ni6t gema6t poroen lit.
Die &uiien botten auf Dem Siigel be
reits A. bis 5000 Mann berlcren rnO
moren ni6t mebr in ser Gage, piele
Sauienbe 81 opfern, Inn, tpenn Der
8eriud enbli6 gelungen mdre, oen-
NOD bur9 RE idpanii9e Irtiqerie ME
Der bertrieben gu iperben. gu elmer
nirfiamen Sert6eiOigung Der gan5en
Seitung tpie Ser ein5elnen Tltnfte
feblte es IGngit an Der Munition her
i6peren 8ei6ise uno i6lieBli6 oil
Munition iiberboiipt. Ser g%egentpGr-
tige &rieg bat 10 piele 6abeln Scr
GreIie uno 10 biele fali6e Sritifen ser
Sa6mGnlter in europa entiteben lai-
lem, baB man gut tbut, iid nidt bon
ieoer nelten Str0mung fortreiBen 81
loiien. Sn 8ort @rtbur iinO Gci.
bungen 5pii6en BEN @enerGlen inns
@SmirGlen borgefomme1; oas iii
tpabr. @ber ebenio Dabr tit, baB es
unm0gli6 par, Die Seihing piel Ian.
ger al balten. @s feblte on Mltni-
ton un0 an p0aig geiunoen Seuten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-19

Went Die gomen-2oomis Inter
iu9ung pOrbei 1T, birfte es fi9 am
gnbe bsraustsllsn, baB @aftru f9lieB'
lid Der ,Nnitdnoigfte" NOR.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-19
Eebusirte Staten fur Seforatipnstag
Neiien pia YenniDlpania 9inien.

SIN Nnbetraht bes DstOrationstases ruers
ben GrcuriionSs Tidets am 90. un6 80. Yeai
p~erfauft bon allen Tidet $ Stationen Der
Yenniplpania 2inien innerbaIb zines nmfrei:
ies pom 150 Reilen pon Der Decentralization.
Retourfabrt an allen Tidets lit auf ben 81.
Nai bei4rdnft. Sur g~in5eInbeiten tpenbe
man fi4 an ale 2ofaI Ttdet Msenten Der
8ennfplpania 2inien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-19
s o d 3 a |.

Ghtcago, Is. Wai. Die
S9IuB' &eplit in benz So&faae pirb
tuObl ben morgisen Wormittag In I'm.
fpru9 nebnten.
SO if anaunebmen. bab Der Gan
ni9t Dor l uhr Na9mittags ben De.
famorsner iiber9eben werben pirb.
gs bate fi9 ju ben beutigen Ser
fammlun9en cine rielige Weni&en.
menae e~ingefunbsn.