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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
Y. M. C. "A. BOARD.
Meeting Will Be Held Tonight.
Glasses for Young Men. V

The young mems meeting Of Sunday
afternoon was the largest for months, and
three most interesting talks were given
on #'Thc Young Mai, s Nlake-Up:' by DIR.
I'd. ". Sims, superintendent Of Pine Street
Baptist Sunday-school: Mr.. W.slY. sReit-
hard, the new physical director Of the
nssOcialon, and Mr.. II. ". Lnughton, OF
the Capital Savings Bank. The meeting
was Intensely Interesting. The CONVEX
sational Bile class met at 4:45, with twen-
ety-one In Attendance. 81
W The Sunday school Lesson Study COM
mittee will meet this afternoon at $50
In the blue room. e
The Executive Committee OF the Wo-
mems Committee will meet this morning
at II o'clock in the blue room.
b The Associate Bard OF Directors will
meet tonight at $3.50 for the discussion of
important mat tiers.
The gymnasium is now open and in
splendid condition. Everything has been
cleaned and repaired. Including the appa-
regular order under the direction Of
Physical Director Reithard. & il -
Tho Educational Glass Committee an
nounccs the following classes for young
mon. beginning Monday October Cd: :
Arithmetic, bookkeeping, boiler building,
electricity. English q grammar peenman7;
ship and business forms, mechanical
drawing stenography, show-card writ
ing and designing, and telegraphy; for
boys: arithmetic, business, penmnnship'
spelling mechanical drawing, and steno-
graDhy. The enrolment books are now
open and free nforma ton can be Sc
cured by calling at the building, or tele-
phoning for an announcement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
ENTIRELY FALSE,
SA ny VVA ID [:
OF Master Printers
Denies Report Regarding En-
ployrnent Of Negroes,
COOPERATIVE S
SHOPS
N - =
Mr.. Jefferson Berry, OF Printers
Press Committee, Says Such
Thing Never Considered.

Regarding tho rather startling report
published in an afternoon paper ycstcr-
day that the employing printers were
having their work done by colored print
ers, some of&wlom had come from other
places, Mr.. Everett Waddey. spokesman
for the master printers, said last night:
I" am Authorized by every employing
printer who Is working In conjunction with
the Richmond Typothetae to pronounce
that statement as absolutely false.
No member Of the Typothetae, and no
employing printer working In co. operation
With the Typothetae, has at any time
since the strike, had any negro printer In
his employ, either day or night nor have
they had at any time any work Of any
character or description done by any negro
printer, either In this city or any other
place"
3 One OF the prominent members of the
Typothetae said on yesterday that he
was having no trouble In getting out his
work and that he had been able 10 lend
a man to friend Tho was behind his
contracts.
8g53 In Fight to Finish.
The printers say that they are In
the fight to a finish and that they have
enormous financial support behind their
organization. l5
Neither side has shown any DISPOSE
ton to give way and the fight Is Just
as 1t was nine days ago when the printers
walked out ''''s
That the striking printers are or have
been seriously considering the feasibility
of establishment in Richmond Il job print
ing plant In opposition to the members
OF the Typothetae, who are denying the
requests Of the union men, was positively
denied yesterday by Mr. Jefferson Berry,
a member of the Press Committee of the
Typographical Union who has been au-
thorized by the striking men to give out
information.
.The account published in The Times,
Dispatch several days ago that there
would be no, cooperative plant established
by the union was correct says Mr..
Berry.
He Furthermore said that the report
originated, as told in the issue of the
morning paper dealing with the question
by some member Of the union who de-
clarcd incidentally that If all tho job
printing establishments closed, the strikers
would then certainly try to accommo-
date those who had to have printing done.
I'VE have no idea Of establishing such
a plant, for we are confident Of winning
this strike. The men are holding to-
Eether, and there are no signs Of weak
enng In the ranks" said Mr., Berry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
EPPS MAY
RUN AS INDEPENDENT {.
Says Great Pressure Is Being
Brought to Bear Upon
Him.

Great pressure is being brought 70
have me run as an independent can
dldate for City Sergeant at the No.
vember election, but have not yet
decided what shall do. III decide
to run, the people of Richmond will
be given full explanation Of my
posItion."
This is what Mr., II. Claiborne Epps
had to say regarding the much discussed
question as to whether or not he will con-
test Mr&J. c. Smiths run for City Ser
gennt.
On account Of the resolution passed at
the Royal meeting on Saturday night,
which stated that no voter was bound
by the late city primary bS reason OF
the fraudulent methods that were en-
ployed, considerable talk was heard
about tho streets.
q Mr.. Royal positively states that he Is
In no way associated with Mr.. Epps. and
that he is not nor has not been his
counsel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
WILL MISS BULLS EYE.
Ammunition Didn't Arrive and
Target Practice Postponed.

There will be no target practice this
afternoon In Old Market Hall, as was
expected BY the police The ammunition,
did not arrive in time, and the shoot
had to be postponed.
The target has been placed in the new
its location. Against the north end Of
the hall the target. is located, and the
officers will start from the south end,
rapid succession the bulls eye,
Many of the patrolmen. who at the In
caption of the target practice could not
to 90, and several have made the high
score of a points, Squire Purdie. whose
habitat is occasionally at the Second Sta
BY shooting with the professional, who
has made such good scores ut the prac-
tees of late.and It Is possible that a
for the dedication OF the patrolmen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
Property Transfers.

Rirhmond !, y, Bradleys heirs to I'd.
ward IT.. Skinner 24N feet on west line of
Twenty-nfth Street, 22SN fet north OF NJ Street,
Neutrality-suspicious. W Tord's heirs to Susan
Johnson, go acres on east side OF county road,
whcih parallels the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac l1ailroad, between Hungary and
Revere Beach Fair and Musical Railway Co.
to John skalsky, lots Nos. 1903, l0i and los, In
block q. on John w, Turner's map. Fair oaks,
sl6.
Roseneath Land Co. to Nellie Cartwright, leo
fet on north line of Franklin Street. northeast
corner Of cleseland Street plan of laoseneath
Beauregard Lorraine and wife to Barnes NJ.
Ruekcr, lots Nos. 8. and In square ID. plan
o: RaVenswood. SO
Same to Annie Il, Mays. lots T., S and 0 IN
SQUARE 1M,T y, plan OF IA yenswood;, $500. 20
acres on hs nsrs % sWam 81 Sas
miles north OF Richmond $500. &s
Caroline g. Beattle to Harry G. Beattie, 233l
acres on north side OF Cary Street about
Of Woodlawn, f6,i50,
Same TO same, sa,s2 acres on north side OF
Cary Street, about one mile west OF Richmond,
+; Siiterdng and wife to Rehecca n. Wool.
bridge, lot No, In square No. 10. plan OF
Highland Park, $50:
j. p Malard and wife to Fritz sitterding.
lot No is In square No, 30. plan of Chestnut
Hin, 800
a. r. Cnrdes and wife to Frank u. Trayor
! and lots Nos ana nd in Ia eIack No I Plan Of
"oak Park" ,Ka,e ID. and ChRres VI Francis
unite herein to convey all Interest In lots Nos
hna II e Bebs No e. saa Rs aSpap
land short distance west OF Richmond nmount
MOI stated, 1t being Intended 70 convey The
balance OF n certain tract NOT included IN
Former decd, Consideration, love ana elfec-
ton. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
A PRETTY WEDDING.
Miss Saunders Becomes the Bride
nf Mr.. Charles P. Hartz.

The marriage OF, Miss Mamie y. saun-
doris to Mr.. Charles r. F7artz was cele-
brated last night at the home of her
mother, Mrs. NJ. v. Saunders. on West
Cary Street. The parlors We're beauti-
f,lIliyy decorated with palms, ferns and
carnations; and the lmprovised altar
supported by white columns, was wrap
The bridesmaids, Miss Mamie Llthgo,W
and Miss Nellie Lawton, were goWned IN
white and carried carnations,
The bride entered with her brother, NJ!
j. ii, Saunders, and was met at ne
altar by the groom, attended BY his best
man, Mr. James L. Hartz,
THE bride was attired In travelling
suit Of brown and carried a shower bou-
Duct OF roses. They VIII be q, home no !, to-
their friends October 1st, They left after
the ceremony for an extended Northern
trip. ,,o,,,, ,od,,
and the groom Is held IN high esteom.
They received many very handsome pres
ents from friends, far and near.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
Swanson and Anderson.

Fl Attorney General Anderson also tlled
his expense account, which amounted 70
ss2S6a, of which $500 was tho assessmcnl
fee Imposed by the State committee,
Nessrs. Montague, Mann, Swanson and
Willard have until September q to file
their accounts. 1t is expected that two
OF them will fle larger totals than any
candidate who has yet made his report.
1t was learned late last night that COY.
ernor-elect Claude a. Swanson had fliea
his account Of primary expenditures.
The office Of the Secretary OF the Com
monwonlth was closed and Mr.. Swanson
was Indisposed, SO that It was Impossible
to secure cop yof the report, Inc total
amount expended by Mr.. Swanson exceed
ed $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
NEW TREASURES.
List Of Books Recently Received
iH in the State Library.

a list Of the books received at the Vir-
ginia State Library from September I'd to
10th is appended:
Moses adams, What ! Did with My
Report Of American HISTORICAL Assoeia-
gress, House Doc, Vol no:
Sir Henry Bessemer. Il. r. S., An Au-
photography. 1905. 5fEs-s
Blair and Robertson, The Philippine Is
lands, Vols. XVIII. and XIX;
NJ. a. Burgess, History OF the Baltic
fields Around Richmond. 1905.
Journal OF Confederate Congress. pub
llshed by United States Congress, Senate
r Walter Moore Coleman, Physiology for
Rev. W. A. Crocler, Studies in the Book
Of Revelation. 1853.
B. w. Davis Poems. 1850.
Sixth Report Daughters Of the Amerl,
eonrrss s pnbhpea ny u Ve
% Games nei, Quoyle) Deaey and (Lester
Frank) Ward, a Textbook Of Sociology,
Thomas nx"n r. rhf TIE Y Is Lv
Dndd: Mead and Company, Auction
PRICE Of ! Books Is yo!; ~. 1922; u,
,dn us 81 isse f % Tns xrs'ss c0nveA
der Controversy, Vol, Fl presented by
i, Is. and A. j. Hcrbertson, Descriptive
Geography of Africa. 1909, Descriptive
Geography of Asia. 1908. Descriptive Geo
graphy OF Central and South America,
with he West Indies. 1902, Descriptive
Geography of Europe. Descriptive Geo.
graphy of North America.
Hora LUCINDA. a Monthly Magazine
for tho Blind. Vols. September, October,
November, December, 1904; January, Feb
ruary, 1863 presented by MISS NJ. ~.
j. Castell Hopkins, i. s. s., The Cana
dian Annual Review of Public Affairs.
1904
Richard Irby, Historical Sketch of the
NOttnway Grays. And other papers.
Historical Collections, Virginia Hlstorl-
cal Society; Dnwiddle Papers Vols. T.,
II, Huguenot Emigration to Virginia,
Miscellaneous Papers, Virginia Company,
Vols. l., II. Proceedings, 1891, Historical
Papers, Virginia Convention, Vols. j.,
H. spottswood Letters. Vols. !. and II.
Edward Alsworth Ross, Foundations Of
Sociology, 1905.
Salisbury, Essays Of Iobert Marques,
OF Salisbury, lS6l-1S64. 1905.
Rosamond NJ. Scott, The Women of}Vlr-
sina. A Retrospect. 1898.
Algernon sydney, Letters Of Algernon
Sydney In Defense OF Civil Liberty.
James Power Smith. General Lee at
Gettysburg. 1905. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
AT THE Getty HOME"
Committee on Poor Hears Inter
esting Report on Conditions.

eStlNS NcJoit III 'iNAA1e"'
The council committee for the relief Of
the poor held Il meeting last night,
quorum being promptly on hand, the
chairman called the meeting to order n
S o'clock.
The usual reports of the superintendent
of the almshouse and the physician or
the alrnshousc were submitted, read ana
admitted 10 file.
The superintendent report shows
that the total number of inmates OF the
almshousc August | was 237, and during
August 60 whites and 80 colorcd persons
wsrc admitted.
In August q whites and 81 colored per-
sons were discharged and five whites and
10 colored persons died.
There are now in tho almshouse 222
persons.
persons, % less than there were a year
ago.
Or. Trevillinn. the surgeon Of the hos
pital, was questioned closely by the com-
mittcc concerning typhoid fever and
other conta sious diseases IN the aims
house hospital. lie declared there
had been fewer eases of typhoid
this season than usual and there Is now
only one nnse In the hospital ana that Is
a mild one. NO other cases Of contagious
diseases are there for treatment The
bill 70 rthe addition 20 the new stablcs
was audited and ordered paid,
The committee discussed the question
of better fire protection AT tho almshouso,
mi the whole subject WAS referred TO Il
subcommittee for investigation and re'
mort.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
YOUNG. BABY DESERTED.
Stranger Found Just Inside Gates
Of City Home.

Davis, Of the Getty Home" found a littlo
baby boy just inside the gates or the
Homo. The waif was only about twenty
four hours old, and was well dressed.
was aware of the movements of Mr..
Davis. for he had Just gone out 70 TIE
car to meet sonn members Of his family;
who had been DOWNTOWN and discovered
the baby on his return. IIe took the
little stranger into the Home. where It
will be cared for, unless 1t Is claimed
or someone wishes to adopt It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
"A STILL ALARM"
New Quarters Of Companies
and 10 to Be Happy Scene,

The following very attractive invita-,
non Is being sent out to limited nnm-3
Richmond, Va, Sept, IS, 1al5. \
alarm" from box 42l. at the new quarters
OF Truck and Engine Companies Nos
and 10. Broad Street, near Lombo rdr,S
on Monday night September 18th. Come
and help lis enjoy. Truly yours,
y IL 81 g9 GUS. RANSON,
{ GEO. DAVIS
Committee 4
II. II. Raffo captain Engine No. 10.
Z A. ]. Hupdley, skptalR TrusS Nc :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
HEAVY TRAVEL,
Old Dominion Steamers Run Full
4 Every Trip,

Tho travel on tho Old Dominion seam-
ers between Norfolk and NeW YORK -
s ssa an SseSxy a adv G!esrs
of not being filed The Monroe. the
splendid new steamer, built at New
other other boats in the fleet, is OF course the
favorlte, and runs with every berth full
each trip.
!? It is probably the most popular q sea ga
Longest short trip In the world"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
Barbecue in Greene.

Congressman Claude A. Swanson re-
turned from Hanover Courthouse yester-
day afternoon and spent last night at
Murphy's Mr.. Swanson and senator
Martin will leave this morning for Greene
county to speak tomorrow at barbecue
at Standardsville. Chairman Ellyson last
night announced an appointment for Hon.
Chas. Trotter Lassitcr, of Petersburg TO
sneak mt Prince George Court to-day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
A Ton on One Foot.

A wheel weighing 24Oo pounds rolled
across Sam Taylor's foot at the Chcsn-
peake and Ohio Railway shops yesterday
afternoon about 4 o'clock, a small bone
in the foot was fractured.
Eaylor, who Is one OF the negro helpers
at the shop was employed In rolling
heavy wheel In the yard at the time Of
the accident.
The ambulance was called, and DR. Pitt
dressed the mans wounds and left him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
His Eve Knocked Out.

Alex. White was struck in the eye with
a stone, thrown by an unknown person.
on Moore Street near Graham yester
day afternoon. The sharp end of the
stone pierced the ball, and the sight was
corps, was called and took the man to
DR.. MERGERS office. where he was further
treat ed. a. ..-.---L- No. .----. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
Concert By Daily Quartette,

The Daily Quartettc, which made such
a fine impression in Richmond last year,
Will give a concert at Calvary Baptist
church this evening at s:lb o'clock. An
evening Of real pleasure Is assured those
who attend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
Ru1nmagc Sales Fashionable.

Circle No OF Second Baptist Church will
give n rlmmage sale at No. 1907 p, Main
uins through tho week. Any rumnlagc Will be
very much appreciated BY the ladies' in charge.
> Phone i3JIL and articles will be called for.
Another rummage sale viii be given scpem-
Der Is to 80 Inclusive at No. 1893 East Main
Street for the benefit OF the Retreat for the
Sick. Tho ladies' vii! send for any articles II
Tie donor viii call ,phone No. 1863,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
Will Give a Silver Tea.

The marguerite Bottome Circle of
Kings Daughters will give q silver tea
this evening from to 10 In tho home
Of Mr.. John Devinc on Highland Park for
the benefit of the Shcltering Arms Hos
pital. Everyone is invited,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
Brings His Bride.

AIr.3and Mrs, Harvey Coleman Brown
have returned from England, Mr., Brown
brings Ills bride home. They are now at
No'si11il-2 Grove Avenue. Mr., T. Il.
Elicit, uncle Of Mr., Brown, also returned,
Following their marriage, August go, MI:
and Mrs. Brown visited May places q
ip,ers2s = I'm SE5iisS S1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
Agents Are Ready to Talk Busi
ness-Public Auction Sales.

The real estate men are busy enough,
OF pulip character this week. They
have many bargains 10 offer on private
terms and some Of them have orders to
another. and have made their wants
known in the advertising columns Of Abe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
Choppcd a Finger Off.

choppng wood In her yard, at No 1000
North First Street, yesterday afternoon
when the axe slipped and took one OF
her fingers or, The ambulance was called
and DR.. Pitt treated the end OF the finger
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19

surnett's Extract OF Vanilla N
is the best, perfectly pure, highly conceH'
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30

Gs aibt einen 8utterbaum, einen
8rptbaum; dber elm Baum, nel6er
6emben liefert, biirfte bod mod unhe<
FAINT fein. Senno9 eriitirt Elm fOlz
der Baum in ben Wdlbern Der Sris
nocolanoi9aft, unb 5tpar sebDrt er Der
10 reiden unb interehanten 5amilie
Der Yalmer an. Man brau9t inbehen
ui6t gu 9lauben, baB bic 9smben in
oieiem gliidli9en 2anoe fig unb fertig
gum @n5ieben an ben 3peisen bGngen,
es bebarf nod einiger @orbereitungen,
unb bic Gineeborenen fansen es folz
genbermaBen an, Inn ii9 bieies uner>
lGBli9e &leibunesftiid 81 perf9affen:
Sic fGQen cine Seepalmenart, Die gan5
Defenders rei6li9 in bieier 9egenb
pG9it unb nit elmer febr piberitanbsz
fG6ieen 3inbe bebedt lit. @us benz
Stamm bes 8aumes i9neiben tie cine
3lobe bon % SUB. bic iie gei9idt
bon ibrer &inbe befreien, nobel lie
iorafGltig barauf a9ten, baB fe bisie
ni6t serreiben. 60 erbalten tie cine
cblinberfDrmise &Obre, In. bic Tie muir
Ginf6nitte 5a MAIDEN brau9en, nm
bic Mrme bineinauiteden, unb Elm etz
mas rarbes unb grobes 9emb, bas
aber trpbbem fir ibre 3pede dus>
rei4t. lit fertis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
Mpffertofe @eIoantp eiittnsen

Ginem bon Berlin o~iiseebenoen
roffinirten 9etruge lit Sic YoItbebor.
De In &rafalt gum Spfer gefalerl. Im
10. Sunni fonlen sur gtaUt5eit, auf
Dem @ege iiber 8reslalt, rrei telegra-
pbiide @eloanfpeiiungen aus Berlin
inter Der A0reiIe ySerrn emil GAIT
fe, GiebbGnoler in &rafau" ON, cine
Der Mntpeiillngen lalttete auf 700, Die
beioen anoeren aitf ie 800 9ronen.
ginige Gage ipater, am 26. Sltni,
meloete ii9 ser abreiiat auf ser &olt,
nit geboriger 2egitimation berieben,
ulo erbielt all1 ~anItnnOslos Die 2300
&ronen ausbe5ablt. 9ur5 oorouf err
mics Iif bel elmer &epilion, oaB Die
idriftIide geitGtieiing iener orei Sin.
meiIungen feblte. Die &rafauer HoIt-
@eb0roe ieste ii6 nit Ser @erliner IN
@erbinoung; ba anf Dem Serliner
8oitanlt, arlf Dem bie Inipeiiun9en
%aafgegeben fem ipnten. feinerlei Se.
lege 31 finoen tparerl, ergab iih, Bob
elm i6lon eineefGoelter @etrug Dor
lag. 9as Arafaier Goltamt lit pobl
i'm geiise Ser @npeiiungen, Dober lie
ieood in @irfli6feit lGamrnen uno
nie tie our 8oit gelangt iino, lit Bis
ber nidt Sli ermitte.n getDele1. Iaem
@niGeine nod miB elm nit Dem art-
geblifen 8~iebbGnbler Sanfe in Ser
binbung itebenoer Selegrapbenbeam-
ter BEL ser @ufnabme Der telegraph
iden @ntpeilungen feline Sano i'm
CpieIe baben. @abrideinli6 boben
bie S6minoler ollb in Berlin einel
Selfersbelfer. Cine brittle @eriion
gebt oabin, Dab elm getriger ii6 I'm
9roforer Selegrapbenburear nit bem
acknowledgement in 8erbinbuns gu
iebet aetuubt uno Die GepeifenfGl'
idarng beeangen bat. Sir oieier
SOIL fGme Der gefali6te @ufgabeori
Berlin eanS aliBer Sraee. Srot elf.
rigiter Nafforidungen in oGen In
getrodt fommenoen StGoten lit mar
bigber ser .@ufflGrung bes gebeim'
niBbonen Shminoels nidt naber &c
fommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
MesDpten.
g ren9unsi m & anal I.

Bort Saib 20. Sept. Ser
bcroere Sbeil bes Wradss bes britif9en
Sampfers y@6atbam", bns getern ss.
fprengt wurbe. TIT %bolfdnbi9 per-
l4punben, am bintersn Sbeile
mtifien nod ueitere Sprensungen oor=
genommert tperben. I'm Der Stsle, mo
oas Wrad lag, 1T cir lis Sub tiefes
BOD.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
Sranfreia.
Seg ra33a's d E..

2ei4e beg @rafen Sc gras3a, tpelder
am Is. Sept. 3u Safar, Sensaambien,
ftarb, fam nit Dem 9ampfer Mlpia bier
on uno wurbe nit grpben miIitdrii&sn
gbren an 2anb eebra9t.
9as 2si9snbsgdnsniB tpirb Mon.
tag in paris ftattiuoen.
Sab n ieberbie
parts, 90. Sept. Baron Sped
BON Sternbern befinbet f4 bier, CT
tpiro am 10. Sftobsr fia bon 8remen
aus mad Imerita einf&ihen.
,SemtiGIano.
Gin f1euer @ reibuno2
Berlin, 80. Sept. Sn elmer
gsiprs9uns oss gsfudss Witte's sr-
tldrt Der pGOtalanNiger" an lsitenbsr
STEELE, baB elm neutrality-suspicious..
Eiter 9reiburo bsinabe. als fertige
8batfa9e betra9tet uerben biirfs. Sas
glatt iaat tp6rtlia: Cline iol9e rieue
SripeI : aaian3 1T felt Sabrsn Der
Sraum bss aaiisrs sstusisn, neil Fs
ben WsItfrieoen uuf Sabrasbnts hinaus
i9ern tpiirbs. Witte III betanntli4,
mie einf Bismard, Der Nnf9t, bab
&ublanb uno Geutf9lano Sanb In
9anb seben foaten, uno In paris tpsiB
man. baB bic frans6fii&.enalii9e gn.
tente niat bon LANCER Sauer iein fanr.
Wan Tam rubis a%nnebmen, baB in
&Ominten bsr @runotsin au sinem
neuen Sreibuno 9elegt tuorben 1T.
2omplstt tpirb berieIbe tpabri9einlid
bel Der oemnd&figen gegegnung 3ui.
fden benz 9aiier u1b benz 3aren."
Or. Nlfreb zimmerman, Der Iangt
Sabre i'm beuti9sn biplomatif9eu
Sienfe fanb, i9reibt Dem v9otaIan.
sei9er": Der 3ries in OfaFsn uni
oas neue ghnbnib 3wii@en gnslant
unO Sapan ba5en bic g~ssisbuneen stpi.
fden &ublano unb Teutf9Ianb bol.
ffdnbis berdnoert. Da bic Sbibe be,
britii9 = iapanii9en aliana In erfei
2inie gegen RuBIanb ssri9tet ift, muf
Der Gar ani9lub on cine Harfe Ma9i
fu9en unb UNI bic GreunbI9afi
9euti4lanbs tperben. Tiefes brau9t
ben rufFi9sn Na9bar attsef9ts be,
seipannten 8~eaiebunsen gu gnelant
alei4fals, benin oie ein3igen N9tQes.
Gerie bes britii9en Dsltrei&es In Sn'
oien, unb bieier pertpunbbaren SteQs
bermag riur Nnblanb bei3utommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30

= 9algenbumor. 9ebenss
ldnsli9 @erurtbeilter (bei Ginliefez
rung -in's @efGnenib): Rd, ipann's
mir giant, bleib' / bier!
: 3Geines @efprd6. ssh
paren ni9t Splbat, 9err Softor2"
tpurbe tiirsli9 Elm 8erlinsr 2iterat ses
fragt. : rNee," 1autete Die Nntport,
,i9 babe als Observation-Disclosures bic.
men pplIen, aber ie baben mid MID je>
npmmen."