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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
Novelist and Eighty Pomin-
emf Russians Plan 1
Displaee the Gar.
MOSCOW STRIKE SPREADS
The Imperial Family Terror
Stricken Factory Mama
gers Flee to Finland
and Sweden.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. q. 1906
Maxim Cork is at the head of pro-
visional government. He homes "a re-
place tile Car. There are eighty prom
inent Russians IN the movement. incIud-
ing Editor Hassen PubIicist sArsinef.
MM Prngavin Pechekonof and Annes-
sky II their plan fails they VII 20 Is
Siberia or their tomb.
These men have issued the following
remarkable statement on taeir financial
policy:
I'VE are prepared 70 respect ali Rus
sian traditions and 10 nav interest p,,ne.
tuaIly On an loans heretofore psgotiates
and to leave nothing unaene ID axoiaArs-
pudiation. eurtailment Of interest or any
measures that would run counter to die
obligations undertaken bv the In,oeriaI
Government
every foreign loan contracted after
SUNDAY Janua,v % NE Wal unbAs;f.t-
inely repudjats becanSe po nation can
now lend 10 the Russian t,overnruey.r ii
good faith Or II ignorance if the fact
that the people and the bureaucracy are
struggling as 10 which Of them really
represents the nation. r. the French Re-
p,pbiieans wish ID snpport tbe Russ;na au-
tocracv tbav have ) ,arfa,4 rioBt - IA
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
APPROVES POSTAL BILL

Special to The Jersey City News.")
TRENTON. Jan. "a, 1905. The
House of Assembly last night adopted a
lengthy resolution requesting the New
Jersey representatives in Congress to
vote for and urge the adoption of the
bin prepared by the Postal Reform
League. which, ;f enacted, will greatly
improve the postal service.
The bill which is now before Congress
provides for the consolidation of all third
and fourth class mail matter and the
extension of the present parcel posts
weight limit from four to five pounds
with the minimum rate of ) cents on
pound parcels and the maximum rate of
- cents on eleven pound parcels.
The resolution was adopted unanimous
" and copies weree ordered to be for
warded to President Roosevelt. Post
master General Wynne, Z. S. Senators
Kean and Dryden and the House Repre-
sentatives from New Jersey, showing It
to be the sense Of the people of this
State that such postal reforms should
ha4 sorantad
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
that ~they have no hard feelings agaist
the Senator,
SENATOR'S CAREER.

senator Kean was born at Ursino,
TJnion counex ;n tbs bo,,sc where hc
now resides On December 1 1882 The.
hanse i historic being known as the
Liberty House and was erected BY
Goverpor LIVINGSTON II 1772 Washing
ton held many conferences with his gen
erals within its walls and Alexander
Hamilton studied law there. And il the
same house John JAY was married to
one of the daughters Of Governor.
Another home. at East Fifty-sixth
street, New York, also belongs to Mr..
Kean, where he spends much of his time
during the winter.
When a young boy the Senator was
sent to boarding school in StockbTidge,
Mass, and was transferred from there
to private academy at Sing Sing on
the Hudson, where he received much
higher education than was necessary
for him to enter Yale college, which he
did in 1872. He afterwards took a
course in the Columbia college Law
school and was admitted to the bar of
New Jersey in 1877.
Mr.. Kean was elected to Congress in
1882 and again in 1886. In 1892 he
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
FiREMEN'S PAY BILL.
lsnseial 70 .yrhs Jersey city News,

special to ''Tbs Jersey city News,
TRENTON. Jan. q, l9oa.-As.
semblyman Matthews Of Jersey City,
today introduced 4 bill for the increase IN
pay for paid Fire Departments. The
bill SETS forth the salary Of iiremel as
follows:
chief Engineer. $1,000; Assistant
Chief Engineer, $1,000, Battalion Chiefs,
s2 900: clerk. 81 200: Engineman 81 .30o;
Captain, $1,000; Lieutenant, 81 300
stoker Driver ana TiIlerman, Sis20o;
Horsednaa and Truckman, sls2oo: Line
man. ST 300: Inspector of Horses. 81 .20o;H
Veterinary Surgeon, $1,000.
ri Il il passed the aet viii pc man
dtory and WIN take effect December &
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24

a successful examination aud shall re-
eeiye fee Of 81 from each.
Failure on the part Of any engineer
to comply with Che provisions Of this
law viii render him liable 70 arrest and
a fine Of from $40 70 $50 for each Of
tense.
Many stationary engineers throughout
the State have sought the passage Of
such measure for several years, but
the railroad influence always accomplish
ed its defeat in the Legislature. Now
that the railroad interests have been ex-
empted from its provisions it is believed
that Mr. Lehlbach's bin viii stand a
good chance Of becoming a law.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
PRIZES AWARDED.
Governor Stokes Sends His
First Batch of.Appoint-
nents to the Senate.
Special TO .eThe Jersey city Newz.',,

Special TO The Jersey CITY News.s)
TRENTON, Jan. a, 19O5-Gov.
Stokes sent to the Senate, last evening,
the following nominations Elk Senator
Elijah c. Hutchinson, Of Mercer Coun-
ty, State Road Commissioner, to succeed
the late Henry l. Budd, term FIVE years,
salary $500 per annum; Frederick G.
Jacobsen, State Sewerage Commissioner,
term three years, reappointed; Forman
6. Sinnickson. Prosecutor of the Pleas,
Salem County, reappointed; Frank z.
Lloyd, Prosecutor Of the Pleas, Camden
County, reappointed; and Samuel A. At
kinson, Prosecutor of the Pleas, Burling-
ton County, reappointed
The nomination Of ex-senator Hutch
inson as mark of Senatorial courtesy,
was immediately confirmed in executive
session. The others were referred to the
judiciary Committee and they will un-
doubteily be confirmed next week.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
Legislature by It's Joint
Vote Sends Him to the
.. s. Senate for
Six Years.
COL. STEVENS HONORED
Presented by State Senator
Minturn as Democratic
Nominee He Gets the
Full Party Vote.
special to 4The Jersey city News..')


TRENTON, Jam d, 19o5.-Both
Houses voted for candidate for United
States Senator this morning. United
States Senator Kean having received a
majority in both Houses, will be formally
declared elected to succeed himself for
another term of six years when the SEN
ate and Assembly meet in joint session
at mon tomorrow in the Assembly
Climber.
Mr. Kean received the full vote of his
parry in both Houses, while the Demo
crass voted for Colonel Edwin A.
Stevens, Of Hobolsen. There were no
other candidates mentioned. Both par
ties lFsa agreed ugon their nominees in
caNess !eSF Mesllag evening.
sespator Bradley had the honor Of pre-
selitiss SENATOR Aeaa's name in the SEN
are, ails ssaator Minturn, Of Hudson,
prsssssssl e'oi0ass stevens in nomination
for tas Democrats. Senator Kean re-
ceiye.f fourteen votes and six we're cast
far 81. Stevens. senator childs was
a6seas In proeosiag Col Steyens's
nasae. Senator diaturn made an
eiesseaf address which won the applause
Of astll Reyabsieans and Democrats.
ssaasot Mintura alluded to the Colonel
as the scion Of an honorable family, .
and added that ii was unfortunate that
tie elansi1ra not a Republican at this
fine.
II tie House Asseniblyman Coyne of
TaisH representing the Republicans.
plas Senator Kean in nomination,
while minority leader James Hamin per-
f8sasssl ai,nilee dnty Eor The Democrats
bs gas:ng Colonel Stevens, Senator
hean received forty-three votes against
thirteen for Colonel Stevens.
Assemblyman Scott of Bayonne was
enthusiastically applauded by his Repub-
lican colleagues when he voted for Sem
ater Kean It was the first time that a
Hudson County Republican had had an
opportunity to vote for party candidate
for e. S. Senator since the election of
the late Gen sewen in 1893
Asscmblyman Hamill in proposing Col.
stsysns made speech and was loudly
alnlaHied. The noniinat ton was see
oatesl By Assemblyman Ernst. Both
Ia3fses then adjourned to meet at noon
ION aw.
Niser the Joint meeting At noon to-
ueFsasy, when Senator kga IS formally
declared elected. he viii give the legis-
latars a reception in Room 100 of the
Trsason House The Democrats will be
invited q attend rs well as Republicans
ana good fellowship will be expressed by
lhtn over the senator's flowing bowl 1t
iS aet likely tlat all the Democrats viii
be psssent- but few have expressed
tlleir iatention Of attending just to show
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
The woman Of Kentucky.

The Kentucky woman is simply the
Venus Of Milo In warm healthy flesh,
with grace In all her motions and when
in love heaven in her eye She has the
American capacity to adapt herself to
fresh conditions. Her nerves have not
been set ON an edge by Atlantic east
winds, and she has broad and SYM
pathetic nature London Truth
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
TO Be RENOMlNATED

special to THE Jersey City News.')
TRENTON, Jan. n. 1906. The Re
publicans held 4 joint caucus in the -As-
senbly Chamber today and agreed 70
renominate State Treasurer Frank O.
Briggs and State Comptroller J. Will
lard Morgan.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
entail citizens.

AT last Hoboken's Police Board has
taken advantage Of the law authorizing
the appointment of clerk to that body
At, the meeting yesterday Daniel Nc
Carthy, councilman from the Third
ward, was given the office. The salary
is 81 ,2o0 ami the incumbent is protected
by tbs tenure Of office law. The action
ii the Police Board in filing the place
was in opposition to the citizens and tax
payers. who do not think there is any
need for such an Office.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
In snite of the Song.

'.Are you fond of musies" asked
stranger Of the young man at the CON
cert who was applauding vigorously
after pretty girl had sung aSsong in
q very painful way
Not particularly" replied the young
man frankly, .'but am extremely fond
OF the musician"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24

The second installment Of Sheriff Eel
ler's gilt-edged panel Of petit jurors has
been announced. In the list are Presi-
dent F. W. Kingsland of the Proyident
Institution for Savings, James O'AIelia,
President john III Ward Of the Board
Of Education and many other equally
prominent citizens. Sheriff zelIer is will
ing to comply with Judge Dixon's re-
quest that only business and professional
men be drawn as petit jurors, but he
finds that not all Of the first citizens
Of the county are anxious or willing TO
render service to the county in this re-
spect.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
FLEEING Fn0 RUSSIA.

ST. PETERS Il Eltis Jan. ii. 1oas.
The presidents @na mans easys 81 s:lessE :
owned hy fore igners oRssi'ss d the eisy
are removing fseir f:Sssi.;sN Is I'iNlaaa 81
70 Swedea a. 81 1tilss psrss 81 Eur9pe.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
IN DR.. G0RDON'S
MEMOaY
Public Services to Be Held
and a Monument to Be
Erected.
MEMORIAL COMMITTEE MET
John ]. Voorhees, the Chair
man Eulog.zss the Dead
1882 Collected,


The meeting called by Mayor Pagan
of committee appointed BY him to ar
range fer memorial service and trib-
ute to the late DIR. Leonard J. Gordon,
met yesterday in the Assembly Chamber
Of the City Hall. John j. VOORHEES, was
appointed chairman. Police Justice Frank
Higgins was chosen as secretary and
John ". Harlenbergh as treasurer.
The committee appointed by Mayor
Fagan included men from every walk III
professional and business life. These
numbered nearly hundred. In less than
half an hour S1,352 were subscribed BY
members Of the committee. who were se-
lected to choose five members Of their
number to select a hail at which memo
rial services are to be held in memory Of
the DECEASED. A finance committee,
composed Of wen known citizens and fin-
aneiers, was also appointed 10 collect
money for a monument on which to in
scribe the community.s respect for the
deceased. Whether it viii Be i bust.
prominently displayed in the Free Pub
lie Library. which he practically founded,
or whether il will be tablet or some
work Of art i left with the following
commitfee:-Dr. q. X. Dickinson. Mel
son J. ii. Edge. Robert Davis. John P.
Landrine. Eugene Y. Ieake. Chief of Po-
lice Murphy Mavor Mark Pagan. Col.
Samuel Dickinson. i Il. Mjdlege r.. II.
q yonng Frank q cole Warren Har-
,,eabarob Iamas Hasl,ine David
lawrence and .Ie,,u ID. earseaa lien.
qhasa gentlemen win arrange ! mem
or;al meeting and collect money to erect
a.d aafrav tba axnensas Of . suitable
,non,o,;aI
T,ba .rranao,nent oe The meeting was
,af+ - oo,,,,,;t+ao con,nosed If Frank
n ro,o ~, p.rsans Nal.on r n EDO
~ raa.no ph;,,ins ana e,eoro,. Remnant
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a'i0ns q eoii'ni''se atpoinesu = fenper
s'ea service y u's''h : o's'1su si''1s'i
VINO mas passed away lro'a n's ""'A =
usefalhess among Us re saia slae slie
eOhlih'esee alres's's pau uilusf soilsiusi"-
tlon Two plaees iof 'ie noioil's . Z mem
oflai sea'sics-Triks iial' toras1's 'Ae
Iaoernacie OF tle free f"olle A'lorars' q
which ne practlealiy founaed- chairman
voorhees, said that i the dead Doctor
had done nothins else IN iire the free
fubilc library Would staiia q 7 in"lluT
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
MERELY
MENTIONED

Many prominent Democrats will att
tend tonight the entertainment and re-
ceDtion to be held at ST Peters Hall un-
der the auspices of the Robert Davis As
soeiation. It will be a ladies night and
many Of the women friends Of the asso-
citation will be on hand to enjoy the at
tractiye programme arranged for their
benefit
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24

Former District Court Judge Otto
Grouse, who resigned that office because
Of ill-healfh, has sent to Gov. Stokes his
resignation as member Of the State
Board of Education. Mr.. Grouse is now
in Arizona, and his realth has 50 greatly
improved by the change Of climate that
he has decided to make that place his
home for the future. Until his health
became impaired, necessitating his de-
parture for the west, Mr.. Grouse was
one Of fhe most distinguished members
of the Hudson County Bar and one of
Jersey city's most respected and infiu-
entail citizens.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24

Mayor Pagan is arranging for his pro-
posed Equal Taxation crusade meet
ing Of the Mayors Equal Taxation
League has been called for tomorrow af-
ternoon Mayor Pagan plans to put in cir
culation in every municipality in the
State petitions urging the legislature TO
pass an net providing for the taxation Of
first-class railroad property on more
equitable basis than at present. Cor
poration Counsel Record and Mayor Fag-
an have discussed the situation and both
agree that the legislature will afford the
people some relief on this matter of rail-
road taxation. They do not believe that
it is the intention Of the Republican Lead
ers to change the present method Of as
sessing frst-class property and that is
one Of the reasons for bringing to life
the Mayors Leagne, which many sup
posed had gone out Of existence.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
A Great Composer.

Ethel-Who was that man you just
bowed TO? Penelope That was Dob
son. the great composer. Ethel A
composer. did you say Penelope He
manufactures soothing sirup.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
DEFECTS REMEDIED.
Supplement to the Special
Election BiIIPassed Doubts
AS to the Validity of
Kean's Reelection.
Special 10 aThe Jersey city News y,

lSpecla @ Tine jersey CITY News.')
TRENTON Jan. a 1905 Assem-
blynan Lehlbaeh, Of Newark, last night
introduced supplement o the bill.
passed last Tuesday ordering special
elections to be held III sussex and Union
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
TONI0HT's lIBRARY LECTURE

Mr.. Thomas A. Dawley Jr., will lee
ture tonight it The Free Public Library
on Santa p0ilineo..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24

To net with common sense according
to the moment Is the best wisdom |
know WaIpole.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
10 eURE Is COLD IN ONE Day

Take Laxative Bromo QuInine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II il fails
10 cure. r. NJ, Groves signature Is on
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24

a good action Is ilesF iess. = is
sreassise laid up and guarded for the
tsoer's need Ca idefcn
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24

As preventive as veil as curative medi-
ptne F5od's sarssparilla is pre-erninent--its
grea. merit is fully established.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-24
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK, Jan. a, 1905 Fore
casf for the tIirtyzsix honFs ending f.
NJ "Wednesday Snow today; fair -
morrow light northerly winds.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21

gar nit me6r Biz an BEN @raunb rieis
fde bebte. Sdiepib, ben i9 aebenft,
mas Is bann bic MGtter nit mia2
SD ben tpeiter se6n noble, atptper DO is
nff semol allies nit mid erum gauge.
Wdnn i9 mid mad redts erum BEN
brebe tupQe, DO fin i9 nab linfs
fOmme, I'm pie id na9 finfs BEN there
noble, bann lin ih re9ts getrete. SIS
mar fiers. gs is mid gana f9para
in 5ront BON bic ause sepprbe I'M i9
ben mid mad en- Baum gema6t, mo ib
midi ~feftgebalte ben. Ias Seitbalk
bot mid aptper nit bie[ Suit eebabn.
SD ben mel Senaes berlore I'm i'm binz
gefaae. Was bann nit mid gebGpz
penb ts, bas fam ib nit fase. Wie
ih meme @Ige ipibber ufFgema9t ben,
ben i9 in E Sett gelege I'M ben Sauel
url nlein &opp seteit aebabt. gn
Mann is inieit bas Gubm fomme I'm
bot gefast: Weu, Sic ben afpper en-
pietf9 geba6t! Gr bot mid bann
edsplebnt, bab i9 en- off sebabt ben,
pie E 9ous I'm Der sr0bte Srang
Snttans pdr sese ben bas reinite 8ebz
bic. Mifter gbitbor, guide @e bod
smoI IN bic @n5ideltlpbehebitia nah,
OBJ mein aebs tperfli9 en- gtfh mar.
Uftt bette Rieeabrbs
Subrs trulie,
Meif 9aberfad,
estipsier I'm Sberiff bon 4ppls Sad,
9plie Serrer &auntie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21


C {. nWarum
Iaben sic bic @ebeirsrdtbin 81 allen
Sbren &affesfrGnaden ein2" = nDie
peritebt es 10 gei4idt, aus einem gro@
Ben @ebsimniB flint tleine gu MAIDEN
SauIe @usrebe. Hi4ter:
rWarum en%tfernten sic fi9 heimlid.
als es ans 8esablen sing2" 3e9prel<
Ter: nWifen sic, 9err Ri4ter, metn
4r5t tam serabe our Ehiir herein, uns
Der bat Mrs 8tertrinten berboten!"
= Sin 9eu4Ier. rWpbin 10
eilis2A - sd Iaufe gerdbe meinem
G4neiher bort na9; CT mollte mir btt
Rehnuns brineen unb traf MIDI ni9t
su 9auie."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
@tefenwarNe.

3unftltola unb 3unftfrdftisfeit gu
betpetien, NOR Der gbrseis fat jebsn
beuti4en 9anbperfs i'm Rittelalter.
8ie bic Bidder besbalb BET fefli6en
9~elegenbeiten fid in !9erfteQung rieiis
ger SUDDEN, Strieael pber pafteten
herbor5utbun fu4ten, 10 bic Mebser in
Nnfertigung ungebeusr LANCER Wiirite.
So bra4tsn bis&Onissberger, beriibmt
in biefer Dirt, i'm Sabre 1853 cine
iol9e Wurit fertig, bic 1913 Glen Lang
mar unb BON 48 @eielen bur9 bic
Stabt getragen tpurbe. Glide aipars
gig Sabre fpdter fiibrten ibrer 81 i'm
Sriumphaug eineWurIt bon 500 GQen
duf. SIM 4uslanbe ppGte mar bas
ni9t slauben. Nbsr es mar 70, unb
am l. Sanuar 1901 f9leppten bic &Ds
nigsberger 5leif9er iosar elm @urftz
ungetbiim bon zoos Glen NIT Muiif
uno feftli9em 9eprGnse bur9 bic
Stabt. Sas Ding tpog 8S5 pfunb
unb bate 412 alte Sbaler, Is @rps
f9en. 3 pfennise setOftet. @bsnfo
seigten aud in anberen StGbten bic
WfeBger germ bur4 Mnfertigung fol-
der Hieienpiirite ibre 2eiitunssfdbisz
felt, Sn 3ittau. on einem Gaitnadtss
Sienitas, hielten bic WleBser einen
um5us nit elmer Brattpurit bon 625
Glen IL 3on 2Gnee; in Wien 1913.
unter O%arfteaung elmer 8auernhphz
aeit, erf4ienen 20 gefsIsn NIT elmer
999 Glen lansen WurIt. Die Niirns
berger; ni9t minber ebrsei5ig, Derebrs
ten 1881 ibrem gblen &atb cine 60
Glen lunse 8ratpurf. nbie," faet bic
Ghrpnit, rtpar rott unb peib gemalet,
NIT Hobmartn unb sriinen f9meden
(sriinen Ris9itrdubhen) seaieret, tpo<
fir, Elm gbler Matb ben MeBgern feds
9ulbensrofhen our @erebrung ge=
i4entt." Sm Sabre 1914, am Miderz
mittpp4, fanb bafelbit cine GeitIi9teit
itatt, rtpobei tteben einem Muf3ug BON
tf90nen Rinbern bic S9peinenzM ebz
gersfne9te nit S9almeper unb Sadz
pfeifen in Der Stabt umbsegansen iinb
unb 6aben cine @urit bon gutem
8rattpuritseug. 493 Glen lang, bic iie
germ auf 500 Glen sebra9t; SIT aber
ihnen am @ebarm a%erunnen. Oa3u
iinb fommen 1873 pfunb lauter gut
f4peinen Sleif9 unb Sped, unb barr
unter setban 20 pfunb sarsen pfeffer,
Sas pfunb neunaebn paBen, bos be
felbe Wurit Bel bic 40 Fl. mag geitan=
ben baben, unb anbertbalb pfunb
musfatblue." 3pOlf 8nedte trussn
lie. Dim Mbenb nurbe Tie bann 5er@
i4nitten runb ben 9errn gltern unb
unbern 9erren bes Hatbs, au9 eSbren
5reunoen unb 8etannten unb etli9e
Glen babon perebret unb bic iibrieen
Sriimmer Bel ibren Sano in Jeitli6@
felt matchmaker peraebret. unb bamit
quite Tabna4t gebalten." Mu4 aus
Dem Sabre 1853 tpirb nod bon elmer
fol6en Geittpurit Der Niirnberger be-
ri9tet, bic 658 Glen lang mar, 514
Pfunb nog unb an elmer Stanee BON
40 S6uben bon IL Mebaern herumges
traeen purhe. Dies 9erumtrasen fol<
der Hieienpiirite ieitens Der Mebger
eebDrte gu ben Dffentliden Mnf5iisen,
Die iiberan Bel ben 3iinften unb Sns
nungen ndait Der semeinen Mablaeit
beim 9ilbefefte als bas Wi4tisfte gals
ten. Sic entfpransen benz erfldrliden
@unfde, benz uripriinsli4 nur fami<
lidren Seite Elm srOberes Mnfeben au
geben unb bic gan5e Stabtgemeinbe
our bepunbernben Sbeilnabnle gu sez
pinnsn. Munde biefer Mufaiise tpur,
ben oaber gu @olfsfeften. bic fi4 Biz
beute erbalten baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
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!6aar! On erlauben sic bp9."
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Da lit lie fdon."
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rWenn Sbnen baran liest."
Daniel"
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sd fife Sbr 6aar! Sic ieb'n
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mid f~eftgehalten."
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Gr mub slei4 eintreffen."
rWas fagen sic ba9"
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meme 3uftimmuns.1
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rSie fiibren mid Sliitf4 entsesena"
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