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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
ToWNsITE SALES PosTPoNED.

Washington, d. C., Nov. 6.--The sees
retary Of the interior, acting upon the
Suggestions Of the governor and many
prominent citizens Of Idaho, has an
nounced the postponement OF sales at
lots in the new townsites of Hepburn
and Rupert, on the Minidoka project.
The dates Of sale, Nov. III and 2r re-
spectively, have been extensively adj,
yertised, and indications were that
large attendance would be present.
Owing to- the lateness Of the season.
the possibility Of bad weather and the
lack OF accoIllmod odations for the visi.
tors, it was deemed wise to postpone
the date of sale until early In April OF
next year. AT that time pleasant wealth
er can be counted upon, the water viii
have been turned into the new govern
nicrt canals, and more than 1000 of the
new settlers who have already establish
ed themselves ON the lands viii Be
clearing off the sage brush and putting
Ei1 their crops. The Minidoka tract
today offers one of the best object les
sons in the west of the wisdom of
the reclamation law, and present corldi-
tions predicate that one of the inost
prosperous and popnlous agricultural
communities i'll the world will soon rise
.up from out of the desert at this point
N the Snake river VALLEY, . 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
CHICAGO OFFICER AFTER
AN ALLEGED PER JURER

Grand Forks. N D, Nov. 6An Of
fcer from Chicago is here to secure
David Booby, wanted IN the windy city
on perjury charges. Two years ago
Booby secured divorce from his wife
,in Chicago He alleged desertion and
also claimed to have been a resident Of
Illinois 4 year. The Chicago ailthori-
ties assert both were perjuries. Requi-
sition papers have been sent to Bis
n,arck for the signature of The governor.
Booby has conducted 4 DE shop here for
several months,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
SFiIhiM HELD ON "A x
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE

Aneta, n. ID, Nov. Restauranter
Shimm Of this city has been held for
manslaughter ii the second degree ii
connection with the death Of Dr. Burch,
the aged veterinarian, who died from
the effects Of 4 fall after being thrown
out Of Shimn,'s restaurant 1t is claim
ed that Shimm was guilty Of contribu-
tory negligence ii throwing Burch ont
with too much force The deceased
had been using abusive language il,
the restaurant and refused to retire
when requested to,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
GOTHAM CAMPAIGN
CLOSED THIS AFTERNO DON

New York. Nov. {. Today Witnessed
the closing scenes Of the most remark
able campaign ii the history Of the
city Hearst has made a strong fight,
with many sudden moves. and develop
ed an astonishing amount Of strength
William Fl WINS, the republican cans
didate, has made vigorous campaign
and has told the republicans he would be
elected # they remained firm. owing to
the division Of the democrat vote be-
tween Hearst and MEG CIellall
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
LETTER AROUND WORLD
AND UNDER THE SEA

Bellefontaine, O., Now GA letter
written BY Harry M. Evans, OF West
Liberty to John 4. Nc Donald, of the
Seventeenth infantry III the Philippines
on Aug. 5, 1900 has Just been returned
to the writer after 4 voyage around the
world and a trip to the bottom Of the
sea.
On its voyage across the ocean the
mail steamer, Morgan City, sank, but
the mail was recovered and forwarded
10 its destination with a note of ex-
planation. When Nc Donald received
the letter he Immediately sent il back
Ito Evans via New York.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
CHARLESTON'S GALA WEEK.

Charleston. S. c., Nov. 6.-The
week OF Charleston annual fall fcsti-
val was ushered in auspiciously today.
The down town section is dressed in
holiday attire and the city is filling
with visitors who will vie with the resi-
dents of Charleston in getting their
fill of mirth and pleasure during the
week. The carnival programme, as re-
CARDS both the number and high class
of The attractions, is the best ever ar
ranged for an affair of its kind in this
section.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
LARIMORE BOOTLEGGER =
ESCAPED SOME MORE

Larimore, N D., Nov. 6.-Some time
ago James Percy was arrested here on
charge of bootlegging and dug his
way out of jail He was late= arrested
at Cando on blind pig charge and
brought back here Sunday morning.
This morning early Percy broke up the
iron bed on which he was sleeping and
with part of the bed pried off the
lock and escaped again. The officials
think he had better be permitted to have
his liberty. 49, --. - 4
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
QUIET IN ODESSA.

Odessa, Nov. GA tour Of the city
and part of the suburbs found all quiet.
Whole rows of shops that were pillaged
have been boarded up. The poorer Jew
ish quarters suffered worst and the prirl-
cipai streets, with few exceptions, were
untouched. Russian shops are marked
with crosses painted with ikons SO as
and the private Houses with irons SO as
to protect them from the mobs.
Peasants armed with knives and
scythes, tried to enter the city Saturday
to loot the place, but they were driven
back BY the soldiers. 4
The casualties il, SATURDAYS distur-
bances exceed I4o and those Of the pre-
cedifig three days. which have been veri.s
fed. number nearly 5000 The plumber
ing continued early this morning ii the
outlying districts, but today the city
Was relatively calm, though the popu-
1ation Is still anxious.
The latest accounts Of the devastation
ii lie Jewish quarter add horror 70 the
Continued Oh Page six.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
EX-EPISCOPALIAN BECAME
GREEK CATHOLIC PRIEST

New York, Nov. 6-With much cere-
mony Rev. Ingram N. w. Irvine, OF
Philadelphia formerly rector of St
Johns Episcopal church, Huntington
Pa, and unfrocked by Bishop Ethel
bert Talbot, was Sunday ordained as a
priest OF the Holy Orthodox Greek
church in America at the cathedral ''oi
St. Nicholas by Archbishop Tikon
head OF the Russian church in this
country.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
GREEKS AND
ROUMANIANS
THEY ARE ENDEAvORING
TO GET REAL MAD
Their Troubles May compIicate the
Situation of the lnde-
pendence of a Small Section Along
the Greek Border Is the Cause.

Washington, Nov. 6.-An open
breach between Greece and Roumania
will, according to private information
received i'll this city, soon make the
complications in the Balkans still more
dangerous. The immediate cause for
the breach was the fact that the sultan
has recognized the independence OF the
keotso Walkchs, people living near the
Greek border in Macedonia.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
DINED WITH
PRESIDENT
PRINCE LOUIS FEET
,,.... UNDER THE MAHOGANY
The Prince Visited Mount Vernon
Today and Saw the Tomb of the
Man That Licked the British-fiad
= Luncheon With Roosevelt.

Washington, Nov. 6.-Prince Louis
went to Mount Vernon this morning
and returned at once to lunch informal
ly with the president at the White
House.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06

Forest, O., Nov. 6.-Wth a
, prattling boy infant born Thursday (
, night, Andrew Saley, aged 81 years
, and father of the cherub, says he
, is the happlest man in Hardin
county. Mrs. Saley, the mother,
, is 81 years of age. By former
, wife. who died three years ago,
> Saley had six children. four of {
, whom are old enough to be grand
> parents of their newly born step
> brother
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
THOUSANDS
OF VICTIMS
DEAD AND INJURED In A: !.
ODESSA REACHES 5000
There Are Two Thousand Inh
In One Hospital - Slaughter al.
Plunder Seems to Have Spent Its
Force Quiet Today. &s

Odessa, Nov. 6-The town is quiet
today. 1t is now estimated the killed
and injured during the recent riots
number 5000. The city hospital alone
contains 2, 600. ~ ...,.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
KING FOR NORWAY BY
FIRST OF DECEMBER

Washington, Nov 6-Christian Hauge
charge d affairs, ad interim of Norway,
is quoted today as saying according to
the latest accounts think Prince .Charl-
es will be elected to the throne and
will accept Voting will occur through
out the country Nov IL. 1t will be about
Dec. I before the prince ascends the
throne"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06

THE TREATY
WORK HAS BEEN BEGUN
IN BOTH COUNTRIES
Ambassador Tower Got Busy i'm Ber-
lin and Won Sternberg Has Taken
Up the Work In Washington Some.
thing Should Be Accomplished.

Berlin, Nov 6.-Negotiations for the
new commercial treaty between the
United States and Germany were begun
simultaneously by Tower at Berlin and
Baron Won Sternberg in Washington
Germany's reply to Secretary Roots
note was delivered Saturday. The con-
tents are still latter of official re-
serve
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
FIRE AT Ell PASO.

FL Paso, Tex, Nov. 6.-The Mar
operahouse was totally destroyed by fire.
Besides the operahouse, hotel and
number of stores were located in the
building. Total loss is over $1oo ooo
The guests of the hotel were unable to
save ANYTHING
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
OLD INSURANCE OFFICIALS
HAVE BEEN ARRAIGNED

Minneapolis, Nov. 6.-Officials of the
old Northwestern Life Insurance Co.,
who were indicted by the grand jury
Saturday. were arraiqned today and
pleaded not guilty and were released
on bail
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
Pl !. .'TICAL
=. light 1 OVER
,. " XHWHU w ID M&
ToMoRR0W's ELECTION IN
; ts-s% DOUBT I'm MANY PLACES
Fierce Fight In Ohio Closed i'm Oratory
and Uncertainty-Both Sides Claim
a Victory-Fight Has Been Strong
i'm Other Sections.

Columbus, O.. Nov. Gone of thehot-
test political campaigns in the history of
Ohio closed Saturday night with a roar
of oratory and in haze of uncertainty
as to the outcome Both state charmen
claim their candidate for governor will
be elected by safe majority.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06

ACCIDENTS
THEY ARE EPIDEMIC
IN CALIFORNIA TOWN
They Resulted I'm One Death, a Fatal
Injury and a Number of Less Serious
Hurts-The Pastime is Dangerous
for Participants.

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. On an un-
precedented series of automobile acci-
dents here during the last twenty-four
hours one person was killed, one fatally
injured and six others more or less
seriously hurt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
ACCIDENT AT WHARF
CAUSED MUCH DAMAGE

Vallejo, Cal Nov. 6.-Caught by a
powerful gust OF wind while trying to
make landing at the coal wharf, Mare
Island yard yesterday, the refrigerator
ship Celtic crashed into the cruiser
Marblehead damagingher, badly definol-
ishing two nine inch guns and sink
ing a floating machine shop. ,.,, =
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
REFORMERS CLAIM TO HAVE
@ss WON IN PHILADELP LPHIA

Philadelphia Nov. 6.-At the eleventh
hour the leaders of the reform move
ment are claiming victory at tomor-
mow's election United States Senator
Penrose said the state and the county
republican ticket would be elected by
a good majority
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
RUSSIAN OFFICIAL IN
FINLAND HAS RESIGNED

. Stockholm, Nov. GA telegram from
Abo, the capital of Abo Bjorneborg, Fin
land, says Governor Borgenstrom has
joined the constitutonalists and the
garrison remains passive by his orders
The supreme court has resigned Abo
is quiet.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06

Paducah, KY, Nov. 6.--Bettie &
, Francis, an aged negress said to be 4
100 years old, was walking along (
} when one of hei:: legs snapped off (
, and few up and hit her in the back.
} She picked it up and crawled home. (
} For years she has been drying (
up She felt something give way, (
, accompanied by a. popping sound
The injured niembe:: does not pain
her. In fact she declared that it
"feels good.7 s. III
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS
EXPECT A VICTORY

Lincoln, Nov. 6.-The republican
managers declare today the state is
safely republican but urge every voter
to go to the polls to prevent any sur
prises
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
BOSSY WAS THERE.

Aberdeen, S. D., Nov. 6.-An extra
freight train, southbound, On the Mil
waukee road was wrecked near Stras-
burg, N. D., by striking a cow. The
engine, tender and four empty stock
cars were derailed and Fireman Field
Noble was injured, although not ser
iously. - ,,.- .-, .-,-sz- ...ass =. -.. -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
HEAD WAS FOUND IN
THE BOSTON HARBOR

Boston, Nov. GA handbag con-
tanning a head believed to be that Of
Susanna A. Geary, the dress suit case
victim, was found in the harbor A guam
tty of shot was also in the handbag.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
PRESIDENT CAN DO
NOTHING TO HELP JEWS

Washington, Nov. 6.-President Roose-
welt has decided no action can be taken
by this government at present. which
will DC. Of benefit to the Jews OF Russia.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-06
MOB LOOTING JEWISH III: y.
HOMES WERE ROUTED

Tomsk, Nov. 6.-Troops today charg-
ed with bayonets a mob which was pill |
laying Jewish houses. A number were
killed and wounded s.-.a=
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@ober aie &ipfel fommem.

lteber ben l1rfprung Der 8ipfeI, js>
neg b~efannten Diterrei9ti9en 9ebGds,
srSdblt Srana 9plobann aus @ra5:
m3u ben dlteiten t9duiern @iens 3Gblt
bas ~iogenannte r9ipfeIbaus" in Der
@riinaneereaHe. S6on 1916 befano
fi9 Oaielbft cine 8dderei, Die CUR 3eit
Der speiten Siirtenbelagerung bon
Peter Wenblsr betris6en tpurbe, Der
bamals r5um Spot bes bsrtriebenen
grbfeinbes" elm balbmonbfOrmiges
GebGG, y&ippel" er5eugte, bas fi9
raid ausemsiner 8sliebt6eit e~rfrente.
llebsr bieIes u&ipfelbdus", bas i9on
ieit benz II. Sabr6unbert meinen
@orfabreh %anse6Orte, belize i9 duff
Sei9nungen meines @roBOaters, bes
Wiener 8iirsers Soief Clinton 9Olbs
bann, aus benz Sabre 1916, beren
Wortlaut folsenber lit:
,Sas in Der @riinangergafe 81
Wien befinbGi9s Suus go. 841 fpielt
in Der @ei9i9te Der 8Gdereb cine
merftpiirbige Gons, unb 5par ni9t
muir riidii9tli9 Der genannten Staot
poer Seiterrei9s alein, ionbern audi
bieler frember 2Gnber. Oas 8Gderz
gepsrbe baftst bereits ieit 1886 Is.
Mdrs) auf biefsm 9auie. Selbes BIZ
bet setpiFermaben Die gbronif Der
nit &e9t beriibmten @iener 8Gdes
rep, ia es lit bieies 9uus Die Wur5el,
bic Bflanai9ule Der &unit, 8rot 81
baden, iibersunsen uuf Srunfrei9,
dufgn9ellanb, aufgeapel, auf Die mel
item europdii6en 9auptitdbte unb gang
neuerli9 erft bur9 ben jsBigen Be-
ftanbmeifter 2eopolb Wtmmer auf
S9pebsn, ME mdn6es 3eitdlter i9on
beri6te-e; unter anbera ri6rt AUDI
bic @eitalt iener 8rotgattung, tpel9e
man 9ipfel (uuspGrtig 5Drnbl,
6Drnhen) nennt. BON einem Der 3D.
dermeiiter bes beIaeten 9auies Der.
Our 3eii Der 5peptsn S~iirtenbelagez
rung, nebmli9 1853, tparen bic Che
leute pster unb gpa @enbler auf biez
fem Generic unb batten ben patrio@
tii9 bumoriitif9en ginfaa, biefer
9uttune bes 9ebddes, benz moilemi>
tii9en 9albmonb gum SroB unb
9obn, Die 5orm besiel6en gu seben.
Sies 1T tbatid9li4 Der uriprung gu
elmer In Der gan5en Welt Derbreiteten
8rotseitalt. 9as bier in &sbe fts@
benbe 6aus sebOrt ppbl nit &e9t un>
ter bic eei9idtliaen 9ebdubs Wiens
unb gibt @nlab, ben Wunf9 gu err
nsuerr, baB nod 10 piels anbere biitpz
rii9 setpirbist perben mD9ten."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22
Scr Speiie;ettel Der Sapplamoer.

Der Name 2applanb bedt bret
Norbpolgegenben nit BRET berfhiebes
men 8aHen; Die Stanbinapier imgfor>
ben bon S6peben unb Norfpeeer, bic
Simmer in Horbfinlano unb Die eieenta
li9en Gappen i'm lDrbli6en &ublanb,
in%sbeionbere ouf Der Salbinfel Soda.
Oas iinb breierlei @0lter, bensn au9
breierlei &ii9en entIpre9en. Sos
9auptnabrungsmittel Der Stanbina@
bier iinb Slide. sic efen iolde se@
fal5en pber getrpdr:t; beIonbere 3u<
bereituns erfabren nur einselne2eder=
blhen, tpie in Wafer aeipttsne Stpdz
fii4lsber, elm febr eei9dbtes @eri9t.
Na9 ben 5if9en fommt Die Mil9, bic
in Der iibli9en Sprm bon &obmil9,
Butter un5 &Gfe eenoIen piro. Sebes
S%nbipibuum foniumirt 10 big 20 &is
lo9ramm Butter idbrlt9, elm febr be>
trG9tli9es Quantum. Stenio tpir6
biel &Gfe eesefen, unb 5tpar in per<
i9iebenen SOrmen, unter penen Der
~Wpfoft" Der beliebteite lit. Siefer
m&Onig Der &dfe" nirb aus Mager>
mild bereeitelt; er fiebt pie @sife
aus, i4medt audi 10, einem cipiliiirteR
Gurcpder penisitens. Semitic unb
grpt pirb tpenis sesehen, leBterss
nur in Sorm barter SUDDEN unb &pez
gen, 9erite pber 9afer. Qu9 6leif9
tpirb ni9t ptel ber5e6rt, namentli4
tein frii9es. 8ei feitliGen @nlGFen
tit eeful5enes &enntbierfleii9 febr be-
liebt.
@iel Grmli6er sebt es Bel ben Sim
men 81, bic fat in beitdnbiger Suns
sersnOtb lsben. sic ellen nur Slide
unb trinfen Mil9, eTIen feline Butter,
teinen &dfe, fem 8rot pber b09itens
foldes, bas aus Serfto5ener Si9tenz
rinbe bereitet lit. Die eiaentli6en
2appsn baben Die 9r0Bte Mannisfals
tigteit in Der 9ii9e. Sic baben gum
8eifpiel 5ablrei9e Metboben, bic
3enntbiermil9 gu fonierbiren. 9ieIe
Uftl9 lit bid unb 5dbe ME &leiiter;
III Dur3t re mil Seeren un0 mddt
fie in 5Gfern elm. Cine anbere Sorte
ldbt man eefrieren unb bspabrt ie
als Sis auf, bds man na9 8ebiirfniB
%auftbauen lGbt. Nus Henntbiermil9
tpiro audi elm Safe b%ereitet, Der febr
nabrbaft lit; Der nomabii9e 2appe es<
niebt i'm, inbem er i'm in S9eiben
f6neibet unb in &affee tau9t. Sri=
f6es 5leif9 ptrb nur genoHen, tpenn
Der 2appe elm Sbier ieiner 9serbe
f4la9ten muB. Damn iu9t er ober
suerit feline 2ederbiHen beraus: 3eber,
Ser5, Nieren unb Sdrme. 8ei Der
3ubereitung bieies 2ieblingseFens
fpirb f~orgfdlti9 barauf gea6tet, bub
benin 8o9en Der S9aum abgeI90pft
pirb; bieier pirb bann als beIonberes
Ssri9t. marin aufgetragen.
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Stefe in Seutf9lanb eslGufige &ez
bensart pirb fDlgenbermaben ertldrt:
lin bas Sabr 1910 CAB es in Seipaia
einen 8iqdrbipieler Ndmens S9ulse,
Der es ais FOLDER gu elmer 10 eroBen
Wteiiteridaft gebra9t bate, Dab &C.
pObnli6e Spieler nur felten cine Parz
tie nit ibm tpagten. gines Sases bot
i6m Elm Srember, Der Dfters na9 2eip=
gig fam unb bon linn gebDrt bate, eine
partie an. S9ulae lieB feinen Seq
ner sund6ft einen bebeutenoen @orz
fprune eetpinnen unb erft SuleBt, als
bieier ieines Sieges faft fi4er mar,
mari er bic Mdsfe ab nnb fpielte Die
partie in einem 3use gu gnoe. Ser
iiberrai9te Srembe fast ibm etpas
S9mei9elbaftes unb bittet I'm Hen>
nung ieines Namens. &aum bat er
bisien gu ieiner neberrai9ung psrnomz
men. 10 ruff er aus: rSa, tpenn sic
S4ul5e beiBen!" unb fest ben Bill
larbitod b%eiIeite. Seitoem bebient
man ii9 bGufig bisiss @usrufs, fobalo
Semanb unerpartet etpas unsepO6nz
li9es 9eleiItet bat.
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Bon Sans SftmaIb.

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id genaut nit m SDbuniObtis!"
f6rie Bauer Malnid. ,Oat g 10
taum Spieninp0teln; boa tpirb eenem
ioa gang bOfig!"
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in Der braunen Wpnjade riidte unz
rubig bin uno ber unb itri4 ieinen
belen S6nurrbart. gr nubte, baB
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ieit Der Mittaesitunbe bier nit INN.
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flai9e, unb bas 8ierIeibel tparen i4on
oft e~eleert porben, INNER bon beiben
eemeinfam. Der Wirt6 pubte aud,
mas ben 8auerr in bic Shenfftube
eetrieben bate. Malnid mar gepib
pieber BET ieiner 8raut f9le9t aneez
fommen, Der So9ter bes S6lG4ters
&ura, bic linn bon lsbterem bod unb
bsilis perfprO9en tporbsn. Gs mar
I'M ga15er Oorf betannt, bdb tie benz
iunsen 2ebrer eetpogen tpar = ba
tpnnte iia ia Der @irtb benfen, mas
ben Bauer bon Der Mrbeit abbielt!
nnb eerabe ieBt mar 10 bel gu tbun.
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Sage pdrmer, Is mar bic bG9fte 3ett,
bab bic lebte Sommerfaat in bic Grbe
fam. Gu4 bic 8artpffeln fpnnterl
lGngft gefebt tperben. Oie anbern
Bauern blieben Biz in bic babe Na4t
auf ben 5elbern. fe nusten bic 3sit
sehOrig aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22

Mbtibfuns.r so in @ebans
Ten, mein Seraenspetb9en! On men
bentft Du benin jeBt9" Din Did,"
: N9. 1T bas aber lieb bon Str!!" =
nSa, t4 bente on Did, Mdnn6en.
mas Ou tpobl fir Elm @eii4t MAIDEN
pirf, penn Du na4her bic Re4nuns
fiir bic 9iite fieht. bic i9 mir heuts
eetauft babe"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22

= Gin mpberner papd.
9as sleine Marieden: r5aft BIZ ou4
einen papag" Oas feline 2ies9en:
rSSa. aber er lit f4on febr lanse bets
reit." Das fleine Mariehen: nIber
tper toat benn ba Bel Gu4 friib aefs
fee2"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-22
EVIDENCES OF PROGRESS.

AS evidences of progress public
improvements are the greatest.
And judging Palestine by this rule
no town in Texas with similar
population, and but few of greater
population, can compare favor
ably. The business streets of the
city are paved with asphalt, and
experts who have viewed them
declare them the best paved streets
in Texas. Spring street is with
out doubt the prettiest paved
street in Texas. From curb to
curb this street is sixty feet wide,
and is kept as clean as any street
in the South.
Other public improvements that
reflect especial credit on the town
are the public school buildings,
which are of brick, and as modern
and commodious as any in the
state. Also the city hall is ere
dit to the city, and is one of the
most substantial modern public
buildings to be found in the South.
The Railroad Y. Nj. G. A. build
ing, in which Palestine has invest
ed about $4,000, is one of the
handsomest in the world, and cost
several thousands more than this
sum. Miss Helen Gould donated
TO the building fund $4,000, be-
sides a handsome library and other
furnishings. The Goulds donated
the lot on which it stands, very
near the heart of the city. Pic
lures of most of these buildings
can be found in this issue.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-22

AS TO the productiveness of the
soil of Anderson county, we refer
any one to our farmers and truck
ers, many of whom are earning a
competency, and putting money
in the bank. Some crops yield
enormously, and $500 and $500 an
acre have been made on potatoes,
tomatoes, berries, etc., which
grow to perfection here, as well
as the staple crops which are
grown in this section, such as cot
ton, corn, oats, sugarcane, etc.