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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-07-15
Boy Is German Grand Duke

most precious care, while beneath the
.elms Of Bonn, should be to permit
German ideals, to penetrate the depths
Hof his heart and mind 1t is doubtful ii
the young duke has fulfilled all hopes
in this direction but, be this as it may,
the youthful sincerity with which he
set about the task has won the hearts
|of his future subjects and it is the
general expectation that he will make
a successful ruler even though he be
not thoroughly sGermariized.'
s He Is a tall, spare, blue-eyed young
man, OF aniable disposition and ilnbued
with strong love of sport and adyen-
|ture. He was the best swimmer and
tennis player of his class, and dash
ing horserlan, and was the life of many
a kommers' Of the smart Borussia
fraternity at Bonn Should he, TOO, die
without issue, the throne OF SAKE
Coburg and Gotha would probably be
forced upon Prince Arthur Of Con-
|naught.
The word forced is used adyisedly,
Tor It is not believed that the young
Eonnaught prince would accept will
irigly. unless he has experienced a
change Of mind since his school days.
ii is related in court circles that the
present duke, then Prince Charles Ed
ward OF Albany, was reluctant to be-
come duke of Sake Coburg, and that il
was not until he had been subjected
to vigorous kicking BY his cou.
sin and schoolnate, Prince Ar
thur Of Connaught, who was
lafraid that he, himself would be
|obliged to become German ruler, thar
the younger of the two boys gave 4
|tearftil consent to exchange his life
and career AIS an English prince for
that of German sovereign.
The duchy Is about the size Of j
medium large American county, con-
|taining 7s5 square miles. and has d
population Of $50, 600 From finan-
cial point of view however the posi-
|tion Of its sovereign is not So bad.
When he takes up tlie reins of govern
Iucnt next Wedne day Duke Karl Ed
ward will enter into possession Oh
revenues amounting to about $4oo ooo.
as well as of large estates, scattered
ia various parts Of Germany, and ol i
|cofside able sum of money represent
ling the ACCOMMODATIONS of his minority.
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BLACKMAILER !.
WAS ARRESTED
PEOPLE WITH SCANDALS
MADE TO CONTRIBUTE
Man, Named Ahle, Was Arrested, and
Society People VIII Appear Against
fiim--List Shows That Many Had
Paid for Suppression. &

u New York, July I5.Three promi-
1nent society people. a woman and two
men have notified the district attorney
they will appear as conplainants against
Charles f. Able Of the society editors
association, if necessary. Ahle was ar
rested and charged with attempting to
blackmail Edwin M Post by attempting
to coerce him into buying book for
$500 under the threat of Publishing a
scandalous STORY. The police found a
list containing the names Of prominent
society folks who had contributed from
$500 to 600. ss ~
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Berlin, July | 55The coming of age
next week Of Duke Karl Edward oi
Sake Coburg and Gotha will be made
1.-THE occasion for extending festivities
lin the little duchy The duke, who is
the youngest of German sovereigns, il
VERY popular among his subjects and
the celebrations promise to assume a
proportion quite unusual even on such
an occasion. ~ 81
Duke Karl Edward has just com
|pleted his final military studies in Ber-
lin preparatory to ascending the
Throne Of his miniature realm. De
|spite his residence of several years in
Germany the young duke is English
Through and through. In his Il early
boyhood he had little prospect OF as.
|cending a German throne, for he was
born as the son Of King Edwards
youngest brother, Leopold, duke of Al
|bany Queen Victoria brother7in.
law was at that time sovereign oI
|Saxe-C g Coburg, and Gotha, and
next in line Of succession were
Ibis nephew, Alfred, duke 81
Edinburg; the latter's only son
|who likewise bore the name Of Alfred
1.-THE duke Of Connaught. and the lat,
tiers son, Prince Arthur Of Con.
lnaught.
While the young duke e-to-be was still
| at EtorS there died, at relatively sliori
intervals from one another, the old
Duke Ernest Of Sake Coburg and hi:
successor, Duke Alfred, Whose onl,
IL 4
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AMERICANS TO COMPETE.

Berlin, July 15.-An international
aspect is given to the German national
regatta WHICH opens tomorrow
through the participation of the Am
erican champions, Jack Mulcahy and
Bill Varley. The Americans have been
in steady training since their arrival
here from the other side and have
high hopes of making a good showing
against the best German scullers even
if they do not succeed in landing first
honors under the stars and stripes.
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N. D. PARTY. :. !.
ENTERTAINED
GOVERNOR SARLES AND {.
PARTY ON THE DAKOTA
They Were the Guests OF the Coni-
rnander Of the Ship and Were
Shown Lot of courtesies While
on Board. Il.

Seattle, July 15.-Governor Sarles,
Senator McCumber, Congressman
Marshall, and party. of forty-three
prominent North Dakotans, that in
cluded most of the officials of that
state, we're entertained aboard the
steamship Dakota of the Great North
ern line. Governor Meade of this state
and federal officials assisted in the re-
Fception. A handsome ships clock was
presented to the boat by the Dako-
tans. ----- -
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BUSINESS FAILURES

81 Washington, ID. C., July Y I5,-C CONF
mercial insolyencies in the United
States in the first half Of 1905 were 6,-
aIo in number and $5s,oo4,5S5 in
amount Of defaulted Indebtedness Nu-
merically this shows scarcely any al
teration in comparison with the 6.2I4
failures in the corresponding six
months Of last year, but most en-
couraging decrease appears when last
years liabilities Of $$7o4 ,oo9 are con-
sidered.
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RESCUED A |
NEGRO col
STRIKE POLICEMAN HAD b
A NARROW ESCAPE
He Had Shot o Girl and the Mob
Was Determined to Swing Him
Up When Soldiers Came to Ills
Rescue.

Chicago, July Is.-Members OF tn,
Eighth regiment OF the Illinois Natiof
al Guard rescued colored policems
from mob threatening to lynch hid
The policeman, who was on strif
duty in trying to escape the mob opt
ed fire and shot Julia McHugh,
years old The crowd immedial
surrounded the man bent on kiBy
him, but the soldiers came to hisr-
sistance. He was roughly treatedn-
fore the rescue. The girls injhc
are not serious. As
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-07-15
TYNER'S BURIAL.

Washington, July I5.-After resting
in a yault az Oak fffil cemetery hefe
since his death last December the
body of James N. Tyner, former post
master general, assistant attorney gen.
eral and representative in congress
from Indiana, was finally laid to rest
in the family lot at Oak Hill. The
burial was private. There was no SER
vice - ~ = - - Z. IE.....I /
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-07-15
MASHER GOT
SIX MONTHS
ST. LOUIS MAN GOT TOO
GAY TN NEW YORK
He Tried to FIirt ON the Street.-The
Woman Smashed the Fellow and
Caused His Arrest-The Judge Did
the Rest.

New York, July 15.-Benjamin F.
Smith of St. Louis attempted street
Irritation with Mrs. Frances NJ Gam
BILE, handsome and stylishly dressed
Mrs. Gamble resented, struck Smith
in the face and caused his arrest, Mag
istrate Strenert sentenced him to six
months and hoped all women would
treat mashers as Mrs. Gamble did.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-07-15
HANDSOME RESIDENCE
DESTROYED by FIRE

Lenox, Mass, July I5.-Fire today
destroyed the handsome country resi-
dence of Anson Phelps Stokes of New
York, occupied BY Eric B. Dahlgren.
Most of the paintings and the valuable
furnishings were removed, and all of
the Dahlgren family escaped. The loss
is $Ioo, 900.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-07-15
CHEATHAM HELPS.

Washington, July i,s15. Richard
Cheatham, secretary Of the Southern
Cotton Associations, was in lengthy
conference with District Attorney
Beach and Mr.. Moran, acting chief
of the secret service bureau, regarding
the recent cotton investigation. Mr..
Cheatham proposes to remain here for
some time and will assist in the prepa-
ration ofsevidence upon which criminal
prosecutions may be based. s
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...
SHOCKS FELT
NEW ENGLAND HAD A
BAD SHAKE-UP TODAY
No Damage Was Done but Houses
Shook In Many OF the Big Eastern
Cities-The Shock Was Felt In Many
of the Larger Cities.

Portland, Me-, July r5.- Two earth
quake shocks were felt this morning
here and at Bangor, Augusta, Lewis
ton, Rockland and Brunswick. No
damage is reported but houses were
shaken perceptibly and dishes ratified.
The shock was felt throughout New
Hampshire.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-07-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS.

Monteagle.. Tenn, July 15.-Begin7
ming tomorrow and continuing for two
weeks there will be a school for Sum
day school workers here. Many visi-
tors are already arriving and the sue
cess of the gathering which is the
first of its kind to be held in the south,
is assured. The programme provides
for lectures each day by leading Sun
day school workers of the country.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-07-15
NEW POSTMASTERS.

Washington, July I5--Postmasters ap-
pointed in North Dakota are-Drake
McHenry CounA, 39. B. Bers~ett. vice
Louis GintAersz resigned sysgtss, 4 s9wpor1t
Charles c. Clifford, resigned; Patter.
son, Ward County, Charles A. Smith
vice Jessie c. Skinner, resigned
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-07-15
TURNER VS.. SULLIVAN.

Stockton, Cal, July 49, Rube''
Turner and Twin Sullivan are slated
for a twenty-round bout tonight before
la local athletic organization. Turner
has trained faithfully for the contest
and will do his best to win as he hopes
to get on match with Battling"
Nelson in the event of victory.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-07-15
AGAINST THE
STOCK EXCHANGES TO
WAGE A BITTER WAR
The Movement Is Widespread and
VIII Include All the Leading Exc
r changes In the Country Effort
to Put Bucketshops Out of Business.

New York, July I5.--It is reported
in brokerage circles that a movement
lis on foot among exchanges of the
country for a conference to. begin a
crusade against the bucketshops.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-07-15

ON T
FATHER OF CApTOR
OF "AGGY" HAS
He Is Charged With Dist
Peace and Carrying
Weapons-.Row ResuIset
namiting of Saloons ut It

lola, Kas., July 49, E.
ex-Congressman and fathe
Funston was placed on
charged with carrying col
pons and disturbing the
lowing the dynamite Ell
Gently when the tempe
wrecked three saloons. Fl
that If the officers had do
the explosion would not I
A crowd gathered and v
man interfered, FunstorA
drew his revolver.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-07-15
OPPOSE BOYCOTT,

Washington, July I5.-Mrl
the American minister at r
cabled the state department
Chinese government IS vigof,
posing the threatened boycott
ican goods.
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PASSENGERS
IN A PANIC | | !
PLEASURE STEAMER I,
" WAS RUN ASHORE
There Was Danger Of a Collision
Between the Steamer and a Ferry"
Boat and the Vessel Was Wrecked
In Docking. -

New York, July 1s.-To avoid coll
lision with ferryboat, the crowded
passenger steamer Asbury Park was
run into the dock in the Hudson River
today. A hole was crushed inside and
a panic erlsued among the passengers,
Only the speedy landing averted ser
ious results. Ia. j..
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4 j. !.
LOTHARIO
- - 81 - s d = - , &
KILLED HIMsELFsRATBER
I. NJ THAN FACE SCANDAL
He Was q WelI-to-Do and Respected
Grandpapa and Was Named as CO.
respondent in d Divorce Case Gay
" Old Boy Suicided. Il

New York, July I5.Louis Apagar,
married and a grandfather, killed him-5
sell in Jersey City today as a result Of
disclosures in a sensational divorce
case naming him as correspondent. He
was well to do.
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hat
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N|iub-
PENNSYLVANIA FLYER /
WRECKED SOME M,

Harrisburg, July I5.-The Pefac,
vania Flyer, eighteen hour traivice
bound was wrecked at Port Ro,was
striking freight wreck No or in,
injured -" flea
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10 BIRMINGHAM.

Vicksburg, Miss. July i 81 Further
details in connection with the building
of the proposed railroad from this city
to Birmingham, Ala, BY way Of Can
ton, Miss, show that the Salisbury
Syndicate, backing the project, will
capitalize the company at 900, 600
This road, should it develop, will be
one Of the best running across the
state of Mississippi and will Be one 81
unusual value as it will place the out
put Of the Alabama coal fields within
easy reach Of the Mississippi River for
distribution to all points both near and
far.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-07-15
WILL ASK DISSOLl
OF BANK REto Control

st. Louis, July I5.- A
al Hadley today filed ar
arguments in the circuiI
dissolution OF the recei
Peoples Bank. The d
given Monday.
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A DISASTER
AT WINNIPEG
NEW BUILDING BLOWN
....s. DOWN BY IA GALE
People In Adjoining House Crushed
by Falling Walls Four Were Killed
and q Dozen Others Were Injured
I'm the Collapse. .'.=.:.s >.g- -sT

" Winnipeg, July I5:--A large four
story building in the course OF con-
struction here was blown down by a
gale at an early hour today. The wall
crushed an adjoining house, killing four
and injuring dozen. -. :
y The dead are: R sa@saa< @sa l4f%.s .55 IT, .. T.
H. WHITE. @i T..
w. STEINHOFF. 4. SG ~
MRS. RILEY, Grand Forks.
UNKNOWN WOMAN. L.
! Considerable damage was done to
buildings in the outskirts. Il =
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UNKNOWN MAN KILLED.

Lakota, N. D., July I5-An unknown
man was killed at Edmore by a branch
line passenger train. He was stealing
d ride on the breakbeam. Nothing on
his person shows his identity. "
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29
Gaimemaeib Der 9inoer.

SIS lit Elm peientli6er Nubsn fir
bas &inb, ipenn mir ibm, audi ipenn
es f6pn i'm 8eIiBe elmer Spdrbiidie
ooer nod beiTer zines SparfaKenbii9z
leins tit, Elm tleines Sai9engelO geben
un6 es ouf niibli9e 4nfpenoung 6ess
felben aufmerflam MAIDEN, pbne ibm
je0o9 81 teitimmen, pofir bieIer p0er
iener Gent auseeeeben fperoen miife.
Quf iol6e Weiie pirb IS frib 9err
iiber elm eigenes @ermDeer, menn es
autpeilen aud nur aus einigen Gents
beitebt. 9os &inS lernt bierour9 frib
am eigenen Sefise bausbalten, fi9 uno
anberen nit ieinen fleinen Griparnii<
fen @er9nii9en bereiten, iammeln uno
itets bereGnen, ipie es ii9 Dies uno
jenes ani9affen f0nne. @uf fol9e
Weiie lernt bds &ino auf Die ndtiirs
li9ite uno einfudite Dirt Den Wertb oes
@el0es fdGben, un0 0ur6 cine &eiben>
folge bon @nttpidluneen uno @rfab<
rurgen bilbst IS fi9 gu einem perniinfs
tigNn SparmeiTter. Bon elterli6er
Seite bebarf es bierbei nur elmer un6se
merften S~berfpntroGe. Die es our
Sparfamfeit anleitei. Sas &in6 miro
oaour9 i9on gu elmer eefpiHen l1nab>
bGnsisteit uno Selbfitdnoisteit ergo
nPn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29
Cite Sroflamatton Scs 3aiicrs
WsencItf.

Sn @beiiinien gilt befanntli9 nod
ausi9lieBli9 Der Maria Sbereiia>
S6aler ais SauI9mittel, unb Wiirfel
aus Steiniul5 uls S6eibemiin5e. Ser
&aiier Menelit bat ieBt ober cine
MinSreform bei9loHen. On STEELE
bes Miaria S6ereiia=Sbalers ion elm
neusr Sbaler nit ieinen ll~nterabtbeiz
lungen, perieben NIT Dem Bilbe Des
8aifers Menelif unb Der Sni9rift in
amarii6er Spra9e eingefibrt perbsn,
unb 5trar tpurben Die reuen W2iinsen
in Poris eeprdet. @baratteriitif9 lit
bic Proclamation, nit ipel9er bic Ges
form Dem obeIiinii9en 8olte on9efiinz
Oigt piro. Sic lautst auf beuti9:
y6Drel bore! Soft nebme Die Ginia=
felt ben Jeinben Der gerse unb Der
9iigel! Sore! bore! Soft nshme Die
Ginigteit ben Seinben unferes Ssrrn
Menelifl Sore! bore! @ott nebme
bic @ini9feit ben 6einben Marias!
g1un nolen mir Die Sa6e nennen
@uf buB unisrem 2anbe bon Metbirs
pien gbre esidebs, unb infer Sanbsl
gebeibe, babe i6 einen neuen Sbaler
nit meinem Bible unb nit meinem
Numen f6laeen unb Dir 5ufpmmen
la1sn. Dieter SboIer lit reiner als
Der alte, na9 Ieinem 9eni6te aber 1T
ct linn gleiG. Oie S1rift auf linn lit
dmurifh. 81 es mein M;ne lit. bic
len nit Dem Ndmen I%etbiopiens ees
prdgten Sbaler an STEELE bes alien in
9ebrdu9 gu %brinsen, 10 nimm i'm an
beim 9onbel. elei9 bieiem, unb gu
benz glei6en Wertbe bes alien. Sir
Die @nf6affung fleiner @egenitGnbe
babe i9 nifen unb Dir Sufpmm.n
laFen einen balben Sbaler, einen
biertel unb einen adtel. Mer iid pei=
CERT, i'm ansunebmen, ben erersife nit
Sepalt unb bringe i'm gu mir"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29

Snlel tou1e tolgen, Die Nfiitter mt
ibren tleinen &inbern auf Dem Irm.
Nur bic 80eel muBten 5uridbleiben,
I'm ibm Elm 5Grtlides unb tlagenbes
2ebetpobi gu 5pitf9ern, tpdbrenb Die
&atten in lire 206er tro9en, benin lie
ieien ni9t an Der Sa9e betbeiligt,
bate Der Rattenf0nig gefa9t. Der
@utsbeii5er trat an bas gnbe Deg
Sur9es unb faste nit tiefer, bebenber
Stimme: .2iebe 6reunbe! sic traz
gen uns beute einen euten Mann fort.
2aBt uns unierem !9errgutt banfen.
RAP mir i'm eehabt babenl"
Die Mdnner entblDbten nit itiaem
S6mer5 lire Sdupter, unb bic 5rauen
unb &inbsr tpeinten, aber Serr Spane
perbore fem 9eii6t in ben @dnben.
Su rei9te ibm Soren bic 6anD,
briidte ibn feft Die feline unb erflGrte
i'm reGtmGbig fir einen Der Sbren.
9onn trusen fe ben Sarg ms
goot, unb in bsmielben Iugenblid
flpe cine reue S6aar S0ne aus Der
alien 9ir6en9lpde unD fam tpei9 unb
pehmithig f@nebenb iiber ros @aie
Ter. puul unb Glfe iaben chamber
on. uro bas MGrd)en BON ben @lpdenz
tOnen, bas ibnen Der alte S6ulnleie
fer emit tor bielen sSabren er5G1lt
bate, fiel linen Elm, unb es fam linen
10 ppr, als Db bic SDne IGnesn:
rRonm, tOmm! &omnn, tomm!
gDie i66n iit's bod, su entfolten bic G6ipin=
gen,
Sic mir bon 8ott, uuierm Serrn, empfinsen.
Sorrm, fomml &pHlm, tomm!
go bed Der 6immcl ou6 1T, bic S6ipiugcr
Werben ms Soh nod ;uisbt binbringenl"
Sa erhob fi9 elm einseiner Son UNI
floe bod iiber alien anbern in iubeln=
hem Slug, aber paul unb glie nidter
ii9 gu; bur4 ibre Sbrdnen ld9elnb.
benin lie puBten, bob es Der olte, ter
irrte unb gefaneene Son mar, Der min
frei aenorben mar.
unb Der 2imfiorb breitete feline fill.
len @afer aus, Der 9immel fpiegeftt
ii3 bdrin, unb ni9t Elm buntler S9at:
ten fpielte auf benz 9runbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29
gtctri6 b. Smisow ais SanbGsai
b. Nctnffein.

@uf Der pelt6efannten Selienruine
Gegsnitein BEL 8%lanfenburg a. 8. pir1
DEFENDERS germ cine Nnii9tsfarte 9ez
fault, bic bas Bib bes HaubgraIen
Mlbre6t b. &einftein trGet, in G9up=
penpan5er uno Yel5i6aube, nltI
G6pert, n~aGenbem 9aar unb MARTA.
IiI6em S9nurrbart.
Wo6er itdmmt 0ds Bib?
Gin jebt in YeniiOn lebenoer Souf-
fleur bes SannoDeri6en 9pftfedtsrs,
Sreunb luitiger @tiidlein, 5eiete emit
bei einem 8eiuGe Der dlten Huine Ell
nem 8efonnten bic Photographic BEG
t0nigliden S6auipielers Sans albtrt
aus!5annoper (ber iebt suriidge5o9en III
Sabern lebt), Der geraos ben Sietrif)
b. Guibotp neu geipielt unb ii9 in osr
RpIe bate tDpen laffen.
rWer lift bas? fraste Der bin5utre=
tenbe Wirtb.
.Oas folten eerabe sic bod pi1n!
Sas lit bp9 Der &aubgraf b. &ein'
ffein;
y@irfli6? rief Der Wirtb ho6sr-
freut. rWiirben sic mir baa Bib SUI
Mnfertieung bon Nniidtsfarten III.
benz"
rIber germ"
Seit Der 3eit prungt 5uns @l6eri
in Der Masfe bes Oietri6 b. Quisor
ouf ben Gegeniteiner 9ofttarten al5 eel
brii6tigte &aubgraf @lbre9t b. 3ein=
itein.
Oie @elt min betroesn iein!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29

Ser megen SebIerei bel
Dem groBen @~olShiebitabl berfolgte
fliid]tige Sanoelsmann Seelig in so.
naii lit 5uriidgefebrt uno iofort Der.
baftet mpr0en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29

Oie Ieinft tie @Ieftrtf9s
Of tz@nlag Der Welt fon in
Dem Sbiringif9en 0prfe Bremen 81
finOen iein. sic befte9t aus elmer elm
sisen, in Der 9orftir6e angebradten
8%ogenlampe, Die ben Strom ton einem
fleinen Dynamo erbdlt, tpelfer 0urA
oas Hao Ser Oorfmiible betrieben
mir0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29

Ser Mrbeiter M il blenz
bad in Sraulautern, Der feinen Batter.
pel6er bas 2eben Der Mutter beorphte.
erf9pFen bat, purbe aus Der unters
fu6unashaft entldfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29

Die biI1igften M eteor@
# perben 5u SIC oos pfuno
berfauft. Die tbeueriien foiten Sebnmal
mebr ais lift gepidt in @olo.