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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
TO ENJolN GEO. GOULD.
President Ramsey, Of the Wabash Goes
Into Court in Fight to Con-
troll Road.

st. Louis. Oct. 5.-Suit for injunction
was filed in the ST. Louis circuit court
by Joseph Ramsey, jr., president of the
Wabash, against the Iron Mountain and
Wabash Railway companies, Mercan-
tile Trust company of New York, Wal
ter S. Wilson, H. NJ. Walker and George
j. Gould. Ramsey asks the court to
grant MIN an injunction preventing the
Gould and his associates at Toledo,
where it is proposed to elect a board of
directors and president to control the
Wabash road for next year.
AS a eason he alleges that one re-
sult of this meeting would be to stife
competition in traffic between the Wa
bash and Missouri Pacific roads be-
tween st. Louis and Kansas City.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
IOWAN ON THE STAND.
President Of Corn Belt Meat Producers
Association Asks Reduced Live
Stock Rates.

Chicago, Oct. "a. l.. Ames, presi-
sdent OF the Iowa Corn Belt and Meat
Producers association, testified today
before the interstate m COM,
mission regarding freight rates on live
stock and live stock products from Mis-
souri, river points to Chicago.
Ames gave 1t as his opinion that
western. railroads do not lose money on
shipments of live stock, as claimed by
various railroad officials. In answer to
a question regarding the relative rea-
~sonableness OF freight rates on live
stock and dressed e the witness
said:
THE rate on live stock from points
In western Iowa to Chicago is too high.
At the present a the shipper Of
dressed meat and packing house prod
sucts has an advantage Owe the cattle
shipper"
The witness testified that in dull sea-
sons stock cars were used for other
kinds of freight, such as melons, iron,
steel rails, lumber. barrels and shin
giles.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
ABOYlsH EsCAPADE
Sister Of Remarkable Young New York
Bank Forser Says He Is Shield
inc Others,

New York, Oct. 5.-Miss katherine
Leonard, sister of Harry Leonard. the
Young man who confessed to the theft
of 1859, 900 worth Of securities from the
National City bank. declared today that
Leonard was the victim of q Wall
street man. and that he is trying to
protect the man and a woman.
Miss Leonard declared she had given
the woman's name to the police and
that she believed the unrestored portion
of the securities were placed in a safe
deposit vault by the woman.
Lawyer Abraham Levy, who has been
retainedsto defend Leonard, said he was
satisfied there was no criminal intent
on Leonard's part, and that the whole
affair was a foolish. boyish escapade.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
ton by the railroad. of various classes

ton by the railroads of various classea
he declares:
Ministers OF the gospel aye especially
cared for by the railroads. They are
given half-fare In any event and free
riding whenever asked for. Tainted
money and free passes are forced upon
the ministers OF the gospel n the COL
lege presidents and professors without
limit. Look and see how many of them,
speak out for railroad legislation and
against trusts. for cheap o and Oil
and coal. now made costly by high
rates OF railroad transportation.
One thing especially to be guarded.
against, Mr.. Chandler thinks, is an ef-i
fort to destroy the present commission
and substitute therefor a special rail-.
road court. This country may some
time desire a court of shis character.
but it's advocacy at this time is said
to be a service to the railroads, as the
impossibility of the immediate success
of such a measure makes it a method
of preventing all legislation.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
BIGAMlsT is HARD Hit.
Frank e. Carleton Convicted for Bio.
amy and Grand Larceny.

New York, Oct. 5.-Frederick r.
Carleton, who was convicted of three
charges of bigamy and one of grand
larceny in Brooklyn, was today SEN
fenced to an aggregate term of nine
teen years in the state prison.
On the first Indictment, that of mar
rying Mary German while his first wife,
was alive, sentence was suspended.
For marrying Mary j.. Smith while he
had another wife living, a sentence of
five years vas imposed and for bigamy
in marrying Lulu Kettering, of Roch-
ester, a sentence of four years was
given. On the charge of grand lar
ceny in drugging and robbing Henry
Schaub, a machinist in the United
States navy, Carleton was sentenced
to ten years.
Continuing, Judge Aspinall said:
You are at heart a villain, a muir.
derer. a swindler and a thief. and I
am sorry that / cannot send you to the
electric chair.
Just remember your mother was
a but you played with the love
of women, and when you were through
with them you turned them out into
the world with their shame upon them.
You are one of the most dangerous men
in the country
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
HAS SENSATIONAL TURN
Western Life Insurance Indemnity
company's Manager Is to Go
Through Receivership.

Chicago, Oct. 5.-A new %upheaval
financially took place today as a re-
suit of the sensational litigation over
the affairs of the Western Life Insur-
ance Indemnity company. The assets
of E. 1. Rosenfeld, general manager of
the Western Life, were ordered placed
the hands of a receiver. This ac-
ton was taken in federal court by
Judge Bethea, who named as a recefSt
er Edwin O. Day. Resented is charged.
being a "trafficker in and wrecker of
life Insurance companies for personal
profit with utter disregard to rights of
policyholders."
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06

lYA90 ZkLX9 n. 6<VSNLA6s
New York, oct. 4.--After searching
for a month for a young M whom
they charge with having taken about
$500 from a postoffice substation and
also with having abstracted twelve
money orders, one of which they say
she raised from So to $50. Inspectors
Jacobs and Meyers say that SO skilful-
ly a the young concealed her
self that they are unable to find her.
Miss Lydia A. Engelke is the young
woman for whom the inspectors
searched. For almost a year she vas
employed in a substation in n of the
large Sixth avenue department stores.
She disappeared on September 2, and
Immediately 1t vas learned that a
large sum had been taken from the sta
ton funds.
The search of the inspectors took
them through New England, Pennsyl-
vania and upper New York. All the
time they had positive proof they We're
on the right track, but on arriving at
the different places they visited they
learned that they were just too late,
Miss Engelke is % years old. She
lived until a short time before her dis
appearance with her parents in War
rem street, Brooklyn. The inspectors
have learned also that she occupied a
furnished room in West Sixteenth
street a few days before she disap-
peared, Z.
she was the head clerk In the sub
station and es such was accustomed to
handle h money orders.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06

NOVELTIES OF THE NEWS. :

~Chicago.-J. II. Vogel, a solicitor in the
office of the Phoenix Insurance company
was arrested, charged with attempting 10
kiss Mrs. Isabelle unn
Montreal.-It is officially announced that
the Pacific Grand Trunk has give., an
order for $40, 100000 worth of steel rails to
the Dominion Iron and Steel company, OF
Sydney, c.. b.
Bedford, 1nd.-Richard Clampitt, a con-
tractor. has been missing since Thursday.
He drew $500 from q local bank and started
to the Mitchell street fair, since which time
he has not been seen.
Pender. Neb.-Sam Horwich was bound
over to the district court today by the
county Judge on the charge of assisting
Helphand & Speigle of Omaha to burn
a car of goods at this place some time ago.
New Sharon, 1a.-Byron Gregson, a g.
year-old son of Bross Gregson of New
Sharon. was returning from school with
some other playmates who We're fooling
with a gun, and he received a bullet
through the abdomen.
Washington, D. C.-Civil Service Com
missioner Alfred w. Cooley has become
a proud papa. Among numerous kilograms
OIL cOISIdlllullOIl wa one from MS friend.
President Roosevelt, whose message read:
n%oon"keep up the good work"
ST. Louis.-Nearly 100 persons. doctors.
nurses. Attendants and clerks, at the CITY
hospital were taken violently i'll from
ptomaine poison resulting from having
eaten oysters. None was affected serious
ly.
Geneva.-Mlle Marie Marvingt. who is q
years of age, is undoubtedly the best
climber Of her sex for this season. In
company with two guides she nearly lost
her life a few days ago as the result of an
avalance of stones while descending the
Aiguillo du Greppon.
Santiago, Chile.-The commercial move
ment on the west coast Of South America
is receiving a great Impetus. The German
and British steamship companies are in
creasing the number of their steamers.
Ten new, large ocean steamers are ex-
pected to reach this coast next wear.
New Bedford, Mass.-The perfect and
sinless children of the Rev. w. I.eaoir
Hood of Bristol, r.. L., came unexpectedly
into the limelight at the convention of the
New Bedford District Epworth league. The
father said he had two sons of his own,
S and 10 years old, and he did not believe
they ever had committed a sin before God.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
THE G. o. P. $4,000.
Permission Is Asked by New York Life
PoIieyholders to Recover Cam
paiun EuEd.

New York, Oct. 5.-Permission to be-
gin suit against John A. McCah, presi-
and George w. Perkins, vice pres
!.ident of the New York Life Insurance
company, for restitution OF the $3.50, 600
contributed to the republican campaign
was asked OF Attorney General
acting as attorney for several pol
holders. Under the laws of this
state the sanction of the attorney gen
'eral is required in order to bring a
suit of this character.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
LION ATTACKS WOMAN.
Female Animal Trainer Probably I.
Fatally Hurt.

Gilman, Ml., Oct. 5-Miss Aimee Blon-
del, a lion tanner, was attacked and ter
ribly mutilated during a performance of
a circus yesterday, by the trick lion.
Roosevelt.
: 1t is thought Miss Blondel will die.
She was only saved from immediate
death in the cage by the bullets of a
troop of United States cavalrymen trav-
cling with the circus, who poured a vol
ley into the body of the lion.
Ihe woman was feeding several lions
in the cage when h big animal became
'enraged and sprang upon her. After
wounding his tanner severely in the
back the lion literally pulled her right
arm from its socket. A volley of shots
brought the big lion down and the girl
was rescued, though it is thought she
will die.
The lion was not killed and it is
thought he may recover
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
|l1lIll|!|llll| GET
Q elR / SAFE
Amount at Mo Sum Secured in
htloldup i Washington,
Nd Not YetzAscertained.
TWO BOYS ARE CAPTURED.
xhsy Wsrs Engaged in Robbins thu
Passensers While Three compan-
ions Blew Open the Safe and
Then Got Away.

seattle, wash, Oct. "A Great
Northern Overland train. eastbound.
was held up last evening and the bag
@ga8eIand express cars We're dynamited,'
g13vesmlles from Ballard. Two boys, who
) on thesblind baggage here, as soon
thegholdup be~gan.entered the passen-
a~gerSc6aches and began holding up the
passengers. They were captured. They
eaystwosmen were on the blind baggage
when they got on, and a third n goA
S0naAt Ballard. ,
sSsAli were addressed, with rain coats;
gsand#slouch hats. No one was killed.
sbutSCharIes Anderson, the express mes,
@senger,is slightly injured. !
AFTER securing h contents OF n
Hlfe,Athe&three men started off In an
seasterly direction.
How the Trick Was Turned.
train was tagged near q brick-i
and IS the@engineer slowed upl
the tender, presented revolvers and
GoI1peied the engineer to stop the
tratn.%The robbers then jumped off,
making the engineer and fireman dol
The 4 thing. All marched to the
sbgaagEage ar door. The messenger. was
commanded to open the door, and re-
flushing. an extra heavy charge of dy-
1nlaRil1te was placed against 1t and ex-
Sp1pded.gTh6 was almost torn to
sspleces.aS8The safeHwas then dynamited.
TIT was delayed two hours and
saSShalf. #Sss
Conductor Grants report shows that
AtEleast men were engaged in
the robbery. The conductor believes
Stlterezweresother men further down the
track but that they did not take any
n
When once inside the car the rob
6terabegan dynamiting, the first ex-
spiosion being Of six sticks, h second
sof8tWelye and the third OF eighteen. !
Noone vas injured seriously, al
though acontinuaf fire Of revolvers
was kept up.
sssTh esexpress messenger says he does
not know how much money was b
tanned.
says They Got less Than $1,000.
Ssstst.s Paul, MINI. Oct. 5.-General
Manager Elliott OF the Great Northern
Express company, In a statement re-
ssSardin1lg the holdup Of the overland
passenger train last night near Seattle,
the robbers secured less than a
Thousand dollars. that passengers were
molesteds no one was hurt and no
s5taraage Was done to- baggage.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
zTSNAs FATAL no TWO.

8ExisIosssion of Nitroglycerin at Miller
ssAassM Station, Ind.
SssT(ssToNnsRoint, Ind, Oct. 5.-By6the ex-
large quantity OF nitroglycerin
& 5sssf liS8X powder mills al Miller sta
nns.Yhisggs ostn y. yesterday. two men were
n TaVd4 Il
#vfIyAEIXMSuRIMMES married.
45T5N NICHOLSON. Miller Station,
4 SassSnhlchgsMas blown to atoms. and
9th men were found In thu
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
DOESN'T Believe in HELL
Great English Methodist Differs from
Orthodox Preachers.

London, Oct. perhaps no minister has
been talked about in England in recent
years more than DR.. Joseph Agar Beet,
the Methodist t%heologian, late dean Of the
Wesleyan college in Richmond. DR.. Beet
has recently resigned his professorship
because of a principle. the basis of which
is, to put it in his own words:
IT cannot believe in a material hell and
everlasting physical torment
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
THIRD WICKED ATTEMPT
Father Goes to Davenport to ~lnvesti-
gate Persistent Effort to Poison
Ehildran .H

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Oct. 5.-Jonathan
Foulk, of Marion. left today for Dav.
export. to investigate the alleged at
tempt to poison his three cIildren, in
of the Soldiers OrplNlns. home.
The children received poisoned candy,
o few days ago in a package and were
made deathly sick, but are now recov-
The father alleges this Is the
third attempt to poison the children,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
NOVEL KIND OF A BANK
Bank Actually to Be Fun on the Mu.
tual Plan in CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. 5.-Chicago capitalists
today gave to the financial world some
thing claimed to be distinctly novel
when they opened a new institution to
be known as the Mutual bank. The
new Institution is asserted to be the
first of its kind in the country which,,
organized under existing laws as a
bank and owned and operated by stock
holders. divides its profits equally with
its savings depositors.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
SIX BURN TO DEATH.
Tho two Men Who Were Heads of the
Two Families Of Victims, Fled
from Flames.

Ellington, w. Va, Oct. Silk, per-
sons, two women and four children.
caped.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
MlTCHELL BREAKS RIB.
U. s. Senator, Recently Convicted in
Oregon Land Fraud Trial, Falls.

!. Portland, Ore, Oct. 5.-United States
Senator John H. Mitchell. recently con-
victed of conspiracy to defraud the United
States government in connection with the
transactions In public lands, is in a local
hospital suffering from a broker rib. He
slipped on some loose earth while watching
the dry docking Of the steamer Oceano.
Serious complication are not apprehended,
hut on account OF the senator's advanced
age. he will have unusual care.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04
yyaratm sie Sapamer 10 traffic fino,

Obpobl tlein bon 9eftalt, finb bic
Sapuner bod tDrperli9 uno seiftis
cine gut ausseitattete RaHs. Oas
leitet man bon ibrer 2ebensfpetfe Der.
sic betreiben flsibis &0rperiibunssn
unb balten auf cine re4t frusale
OiGt. Ser japanif9e Solbat bat
Musfeln pie peitf4enf4nuren unb
srfreut ii9 zines portreffli4en Sc
bGhtnifes. Gines Der Gebetmnthe
Der boben Gntpidlung Der Sapaner
soa in benz bielfahen tnnerlihen
anb GuBerliden @ebrau4e BEG Wafz
Iers liegen. sic trinfen tdgli4 oft
bier Quart babon unb finb eifrise
Qiebbaber fehr mariner 8Gber nit
naGfolgenber falter T'uf4e. &ranf<
Eeiten pie Hbeumatismus unb berslei<
den finb in Sapan ansebli4 gan5 uns
befannt. Dabei lieben bic 2eute bic
freie Buff unb finb febr mdbig TN @e<
nufe bes Wltobpls unb bes &abafs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04
Standardization.

Sol9enbe biibi9e 8uri6ensef4i9>
ten er3Gblt bic Srau zines beutf4en
Sffi3iers: Mein Mann unb ia poa'
ten beim Oberitleutnant pon g. unfe>
rem @esenbeiu9 MAIDEN. Der O~ffnenbe
8urf9e fast, bic 9errf4aften feien
ni6t gu 6auie. .9ier," fast mein
Mann, ,geben Sic unfere &arten ab
unb beitelen sic, mir bdtt.n unferen
@essnbeiu4 MAIDEN pOnen." Oa
fagt Der 8uri9e, itramm itebenb, tpis
einsefsrnt: Die 9errf6aften finb febr
su ~bebauerr. fe MAIDEN ielbsr gsiu9!!"
WieSsr einmal hatten mir einen
neuen 8urf9en befommen, Der mir To-
fort, als i@ i'm fab, als nbotfnu1gss
lps" mein @emiitb bef9iperte. 8alb
Iplte i9 einisben, fpie ri6tig i9 ibn
iarirt bate. @s flinselt brauben, Der
8urffe erideint i'm Simmer: n's is c
Menf9 brauBen I'M min CUR 9ndbt9en
Srau."
pgBte hetBt er penn, mas ptu CT
benn2"
nMd nee, g is e Menf4."
Sea ia oo9, tpie beiBt er benng"
SD tpseb ni6."
Seufaenb sebe i9 ielbft na4fehen
unb finbe = cine Dame, Die mid befuz
diem min, lom Burden barmlos lGnbs
li4 iittlid als ubas Meni4" be5ei9s
net.
Nun berfu9te ih mid an Der Orefs
FUR bieies @Gren, inb mir iibten uners
miibli4 r8efud empfdngen" unb fra=
gen: wWen bdb' i9 bic @bre, gu mel
benz" biz Wilbelm erfldrte, nun tOnz
ne er bic 9ei4i4te 10 fi4er, bab er'a
i'm S9lufen ri9tis MAIDEN piirbe.
Mm nd9ften Sage CAB er bic prpbs
5etnes &Dnnens.
Sc flingelte tpieber brauben. Wils
belm erf9eint, felt fi9 por meinem
Mann itramm, 9dnbe an Der Spfen=
nabt unb fast ftrablenb: sd babe biz
@bre, cine Sanbfrau gu melben!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04
: Oie6ndneif tein q

Sie9BdneiF tetn se<
fdbrliGss Sbier = 10 enti6ieb biefer
Sage bas S90ffenseridt in Bonn.
Die Snbaberin bss inapil6en einess
sansenen Bonner Sbisrsartens bate
Elm Sirafmanbat erbalten. neil iih
unter ibren Sbierbeftanben cine
5pdne befanb. beren poli5eilide On,
melbnng lie unterlafsn bate. Sn-
folse @infpru6s unterlos biefer San
Der @nti4eibuns beg Sd0ffsnssridts.
9ier fiibrte bic ebemaIise Sbisrsartenz
befiberin gu ibrer Redtfertieuns on.
baB nod ibrer Mniiht Die 9bdne tein
.sefdbrlides Sbier fei; fie fale Mens
fden ni9t an unb lahe fi9 fosar itrei'
deln. Diefe 8ebauptuns fanb ibre
Beftdtisuns burd elm @utadten. bob
Der Director bes 3oolosifden @artsns
IN ROln a. Rb. a~bseseben bate. Dos
@eridt erfannte bemsemGB auf foftens
freie Greifpredung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04
Siim Beordbnte foner elm paor Has

~ - f@N% wv
meraben BON ben anberen S9pabro=
men beriiber. 4ls mir nit linen i'm
&aiino faBsn. fpra9sn lie Elm paar
Worte iiber ben traurisen Sal unb
MOLTEN bann CUR Sagesprbnuns iibers
seben, aber Tie befamen nlr einfilbise
Mnttporten. Wir fonnten beite pirfz
li9 ni9t iiber Mennpferbe unb Qpanee>
mentsperbdltnife ipre9en.
SAlisbli9 fasts elmer bon ibnen:
rSie Sa4e tit ia fur9tbar traurig unb
Der tleine &iefe tbut mir f9rsdlia leib,
aber ieber ein5elne bon Gu9 t9ut ia
tpirflt9, als tpGre ct Der Witttper."
rSbr babt fie ni9t setannt," NOR
tpieber Sta9ons Mntport, vaber mir
- mir baben fc ale fehr lieb gebabt.
Sie NOR uns EN- Srsunb unb &amerdb
unb jeber burftc gu ibr fpmmen tpie elm
8ruber. Wir Gaben unIer 8eites nit
ihr perloren-"
ga, bic gmpfinbung batten mir ale,
als mir fpdter on ibrem 9rabe ftanben
rnb Der blumengef9miidte Sarg unfe>
rem Bliden ent16panb - mir batten
rnfsr 8eftes ~berlpren.
Mein Soft, es mar ia etpas 70 gin<
fades, MGtGsli6es, mas fi9 ba bor lir>
feren Nueen abgeIpielt bate, = apei
f9li4te, quite Menf9en batten fi9 gez
funben unb iebr lieb sebabt. Mber neil
mir 10 nab babel fteben burften, bab
Elm Strabl ibres 9erbfeuers au9 uns
ertpGrmte, bdtten mir erfannt unb se=
fiiblt, mas fir cine @rDbe in biefem
@GtGgli9en liest, in biefem Siireinan>
berleben unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sie
Srau, bic in uniere M}itte eetreter mar,
10 liebreiaenb in tbrer f9li9ten GIN
fadbeit. fe botte uns ee8eist, baB es
9D6eres, @rOberes CAB, als bas, mas
infer 2eben bis iest aussefiiIt bate,
unb lie bate bic Sebnfudt bana9 in
uns erpedt, nod benz. mas tie benz
tleinen &ieien CAB, na4 einem tisfen,
sroben Slid.
Nun mdr ne Dteper pom urlS 9e9an<
gen, aber mas fie in urs erpedt bat.
bas 1T in unS lebenbig g%eblieben unb
bat unferem 2eben feiner Snbalt 9e=
geben.
Wir naren jeBt tpieber bic unberbetz
rat6ete S6pabron. Denn mir CUR
11ebung ausrittcn, madten mir einen
umpeg, INN ni9t on ibrsm Suuie pOr>
BEL gu miifen. ga9 unb na9 ftrebten
mir ale fort = mir fpnnten uns in
bus alte 2sben ni9t me6r finber.
Hur Der feline &iefe blieb. gr
mpdte ii9 potl ni6t bon ibrem @rabe
trenren. Wir ndnrrten Jpn ni9t mebr
bef9rdnft uno fd9elte1 ni6t mebr
iiber ibn, benin er bate uns tpabres
Slid unb paEren S9mera geaeigt =
anb 5ll betbem eebDrt @rDbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04
epe3tal.e tsnale.
srftsn . e&Iase, srutiter Warn,

srfieu . e4Iase, tIpetter aIarn,
Suettes . S@Iase, brtttT aIarns
crttten 3 S&Idee, rtertsr GIarn.
s-s-l, 6e,er aus unt S&Iau& usfprsua
6 sfIdge, EsafeSrud ab.
- S4Ldes, u t9r gittasa
Die 70 beses4netea eisnats sssrsen rsr bon Slsrn
Sa&ter aaesesben ba N ben betrsaexAss etraSsp
a~eay,nseR tesne aaruzi6aen anae5ra44 I'D.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04

I
kes $arf ao< gzt "a
al2 Gapttc. Zoe Hnb de-
as RennirIn. n. Ea1tn1f
ga SIiincts rao 20,
2l5 Senate zpe unh "a
sl6 gennfnlbnHin UNI %
az Rerihidn unS &c
s1s edpitol gos rne 2e
el9 4rrahrau uHb 10
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