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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-20
C0NGER IS TO LOSE PLACE
ADJUTANT At SOLDIERS HOME
TO BE REMOVED FROM
HIS JOB.
Grand Army Men Is to Go for the
Benefit Of BeaIs, Governor
Mead's Brother in-law,

j. r. D. Conger, adjutant at the Sol
d1ers' Home, is to be removed to make
room for Charley Beals, the governors
brother-in-law, who has "subbed" as
Warehouseman at the state peniten-
tiary and who mas acted as oil inspec-
tor while the governor was looking
for regular man to put on the job,
says the Seattle Times
Confirmation of the story printed
several weeks ago to the effect that
Beals was to be sent to the Soldiers
Home comes now from another source
and in more detail. Conger is the
man who is to be displaced, and ac-
cording to those who should know all
about it. Beals is to be given the
title of adjutant instead of that of
quartermaster, with which members of
the board of control wanted to in
vest him.
Salary of Fifty Dollars.
The position only pays a salary Of
$50 per month, and the position of
matron, which is to be given Mrs.
Beals, only pays s25 more. The board
Of control cannot increase the salary
before next July, but it is possible
or combine the duties of two Offices to
give Beals more money. Whatever
salary is drawn is clear profit, for the
officers at the Home are boarded by
the state.
Ever since the Soldiers Home was
established the position Of adjutant
has been held by a veteran of the civil
war. Frequently he has been an in
mate of the Home, incapacitated from
hard work, but able to fulfill the du-
ties of adjutant. Mr.. Conger is a vet
eran we'll known and popular in
Grand Army circles.
Opposition Is Aroused.
There was never as much bitter
ness of the displa cement Of a G. A. r.
veteran as there will be over the
| action of the governor in turning
out a G. A. r. man for his brother
in-law. who has seen no service. The
fact that this action is contemplated
and that it is known at the home and
in Grand Army circles has already
aroused opposition.
| It is the plan of the board of con-
| troll and the governor to invest Beals
| with more than ordinary authority.
Though >. &. Hyde VIII remain COM
! mandant, Beals will have more weight
with the board than the commandment.
1t is the program to permit Hyde to
remain as long as he chooses, but if
anything should occur to make a va
cancy in the office of commandant,
Beals will be right at the office door
when the board turns around to find
new appointee. If everything works
out as is expected. Beals will ulti-
| mately become cOmmandant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10
BACKACHE
Jeundice, Languor, Dependency, Bilious.
ness, Nervousness, Headache, Heart
burn, Dyspepsia and So.caIled
Female Weakness are Caused
by Sluggish Liver and
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10

war itl looale the Adirondack mouu
tairs
rt ie bumfpl of 1uaint and uriols
comedy cJnoeits ans has runring ''l
through ID a romantic Story that IS
delsMful ID ITS imab ity aae orig
inality Tim 5'urpny in present
1.-TWO Men and a Girl" here ON sat
urday Jaluay 18th. ior Dut be pei-
formonce
55floW and wilson mirslels.
The Barlow and Wilson's Teater
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10

The .eason lint coughs and colds
prduce constipation and weaken the
lungs is because they ittnfere witt
,li DIGESTION Thot nov discovery
know as ~ In slv's laxative Honey
ana Tar cures an Coughs. Group
Whoopng "moh ara assists ir cxpoll
ing colds from ihe system by seutiy
moving tho bowels. lt g., pleasant To-
take and oontaias q onatc soll by
G r. Reufrc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10
About the contents.

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Within It's covers are round nearly
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10

aua r2t ] ever had, and I Was eerv
fond Of ID while playing that part 81
New YORK, Mr. Jules Mirry one Of
the hest known theatrical MANAGERS
there. saw me and made an ohe- to
star me for a n,umher " wears wa
only toe harpy TO acceni the offer he
made me atd two years ago, my drst
season wish Nj Murry we secured
for my vehicloe that charming comedy
'1'he TYRANNY ol Tears was dc
lighted at the selccess J atmited with
She Mummy ami The Hummine Bird
last season an@ this 5ecided cur CON
.innicg 80 ancihere year u vas one
OF The greatest comedy successes New
FORK and london have had ia de-
&le. ,is a .rde to life society play
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10
PAUL GILMORE TELLS or
VARlous SUCCESSES.
charmins Actor Relates story Of the
Ups and Downs Of Thestricsi
Lfee

During a chat at the Royal with
Paul Gilmore yesterday. wren asked
20 tcll something Of his ,areer
trom The ime ie became 'eaun+
man. he said, "My dis, 'eod.ng cart
was with In Old Kentucky It's first
seeason on tour 'rom 4aat ime ,
was given the leading parts in .aares
Frohmans road 7cmpany ployiug The
Wife, Charity aali et nope
havoc so9.e 4ends here who RI AN me
as having played those 1cat tifui
plays some secsl yea S az
TT was d. he 7A b. this yety
delightful season that the craze cs
the romantic drama began. OF course
such roles as osnaRnan. Don Caesa,
and Clau e Baratb would attr, Ct any
actor 50 having BY thfs sine gotep
the staring TOE in ms bonnet gut
myself ont it, v3rg maidstone pro-
duceon OF the Th.eo Musteteers.
loved q at play. ard had DELIGHT
ful and profitable season The ne&t
season starred ia rlnder be Rel
Rote anothoe ocautifW romantic
play
AFTER My success So these parts
Henrietta crosman. than 3layips Mis-
tress Nell offered TO feature me in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10

New York Ministries win appear at
lhe opem house Friday January rs.
this season. According to the press Of
me courtry ltais the strongest ae-
ereeaiior Of the s.ars Of Minstreliom
th7t his company has ever carried.
ana the arst part setting is th, finest
that has ever aiTe2rcd on the stage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10

Wanted

Wanted,
have position for good statesmen
See me for terms V. Bowers. 1Os
West Harrison. Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10

sim M1rnny VINO is soon to appear
here. is said TO have found one OF the
greatest 'omed' successes seen on the
hieh class stage M many seasons. lt
is turae act romant- olay by Trcd
euck iaHdius and te',s q most 90
teresting Story of oristocatc nc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10

Fricad of the Family" which
win appear at tEc BROOKS theatre
shortly Is eali, treat The play IS
rare tich and wholesome. 81 is re-
1lete VIA lmntr,us situations that
come G' .s and 'as, N cry attention
has been given to dsia'i IRE com.
ran. IS one Jf .Iusual eScellcn 'e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10

AUTHORS.
rholoas Nelson Page
Brander Matthews
l8ayar,l Taylor
Frank IL. Stockton
Henry James
r. r.. Mitchell
Park benjamin.
Edward Bellamy
II. a. Janyier
G. s.. Stephens
lI. II Boyesen
Il. 9 Bunner
Albert Webster
George Parsons LathroD
David u Lioyd
". J.. Wits
Aarold Frederic
William lenry Bishop
IS. S. Of oaie9
John Eddy
Fl. W. De Forest
Moan Bi1okr
F. D Mlllet
George Arnold
c Il. White
Leonard Kip
Rebecca Harding Davis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10
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Mary Hallock Uocte
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Mary Putnam Jacob
Lucrelia II. Hale
Mary Agnes Tinker
Celia Thuxter
Lima Redwood Fairfax
Mrs. H. Vs. Champncy
Octave Thanet
Louise stockton
Margaret Floyd
Virginia w. johnson
Elizabeth u B. Stoldard
Milicent WashbuTn Shiun
Julia Schayer
a. a Hayes
James r. Mckay
Henry A. Beers
AIyey 8. Adee
Charles s. Gage
Z. q, White
Capt. Roland s. Coffin
Charles De Kay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10

he p,Ut cf Kins cha.les frr hci New
York ruu.
Il think thet was the most iictures-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10

~ nnd cascarois no GOOD tsat would not be
without them. I was troubled q great deal Win
lorpid liver and headache. Now since taking
gascafets Candy cathartic feel vorv much better
shall certainly recommend them o. my frionda
"a the best medicine have over seem
Anna haainet Osborn Mil No g. Pail River uara
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10

WiHte ooutracto Hu 0mld cis
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o meson work See me at santa Fa
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10

on A moww we ha y t ngad % gdl ant lie gu ipod
iaruen n are o g
men t an il
IF
is witt thereto ha we for
y
fveWor rko the b Ai WI n 4 u ga h ~@ ~@ from dm rnbie e
% RS spec
tie
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
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S~aStana's er5bte Drp grobs aansl.r.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
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Die Sif9Ier unS Yoliferer ;ieben
Dor ben gan3en CONNER gu arbeiten-
ibr po&entlides SaIar lit gu attraf>
tib fur fie. @ir inb @iaen's linen
Su belfen.
4ae Bolterarbeit fir Die na9iten
Wo@en miro elm SritteI unter benz
sepobnli@en YreiS berani9Iast mere
ben.
Cine ipeitere @riparniB lit bur@ bic
niebrisen Yreiie Der MateriaIiea fir
RoIiterarbeit m0sIid setuorSsn, bers
i9iebene Bargains BON fursen Geitsn
in @elourS, Srocabes uno Sapeiries.
Srientaliide @uss iinb iest nieS<
riger. Srast fir @%OranidIdse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

Die OIffeIborfer &ris
m%inalpoliaei perbaftete auf benz bprtiz
gen 9auptbabnbofe einen f6on lGngit
geiu6ten internationalen S9tpinbler,
Der it6 9iuieppe 2ucianp nennt unb
aus 81. Maria in Stalien fem min.
Der @erbaftete bat in 5ablreiden
StGbten beg Sn= unb Muslanbes Siibz
frii4tebdnbler INN gang bebeutenbe
Summen betrosen, inbem er nit ben
9dnblern grObere 2sferunespertrdse
iiber Sransen, gttronen IL. I. m. ab<
f9lob, Die bon Mefina Biz @enua per
S9iff unb alsbann psrMdie befDrbert
tperben fouten. Ginise Sage mad benz
abi4lub erf9ien Der S9tpinbler nit
benz S9iffsfradtfdein unb lieb ii9
gegen beien IusbGnbisung einen erDz
beren 8elbbetras 5ablen, tporauf ii9
banr fpGter berausftelte, bdb Der in
ttalieni19er Spra9e absefabte JraGts
9ein sefdlfdt tpar. Mu9 Elm SiiFelz
borfer SubfriihtebGnbler batte benz
9etriiser bereits 1923 Marf ausbez
aablt, bod tuurbe bic SdiSbung 70 aeiz
tig entbedt, baB bic polisei bic 8abns
hOfe fperren unb ben ansebli9en 2us
eldno feftnebmen fonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
Gin beftigeS Grobeben

bat einen groben She'll Der 8alfanbal6>
INTEL beim5eiuAt unb sdbIreite Menz
i9enleben'dls Spfer 9eforbert. Befonz
bers i6per tpurbe Die Stabt Scutari
.'betrpffen, mo Die 5Glfte Der 6Gufsr
einitiir5te unb etpa 100 Menf6en oez
tDbtet pber perleBt purben. Sn benz
8esirte bon Gattaro (Oalmatien) muir
be, pie tpeiter eemelbet pirb, 9lei9faus
GROCER S9aben ungeri9tet, uHS sa6l,
reide SGuier ipurben unbeipphnbar.
8eim @initurse zines 8auernbaufes
tpurbe cine 6rau erbebli6 berlebf. @ie
aus Cara (Oalmatien) semelbet pirb,
in Sutomore elm 25 Gefunben
anbaItenbes itartes Grbbeben berfpiirt,
sablreide 9dufer purben beIAdbiet;
aus ben umlieeenben O0rfern treffen
eleiffaus Nadri6ten Elm, bic iiber
S6Gben Mittbeiluneen MAIDEN. @uh
in eans Montenesro tpurben itarfe
Grherf9iitterunsen pabrsenommen,
hduptidhli6 in ben 8sairfen Srsmes
rriba unb Mntipari, po 5ablreide 6du<
fer bef6dbigt purben. Ginise perfoz
men pnrben perleBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

2aapette, Is. Suit. Mler.
2enneop, elm SnfaRe bss Solbaten-
beims, erf&ob = uabri9stnIi9 In
einem Mnfale bon Delirium - ben
bsiabrtsn apOtbeter pbilipp 5. Srei9e
bon bier, tpd6renb oerfelbe ein 8etrdnf
in feinem 2absn aubsreitets. 3pei
2inber i'm Glter bon 9 bssis9unsstpeiis
II Sabrsn, 2arl unb Gina Semen,
bic bas @etrdnt bsffelt batten, fabsn
2ennebp In ben 9abet1 hinsin taumeln,
Der fOfOrt bssann. ben Mpotbstsr 3u be-
idimpfen; als berielbe i'm auforberte,
F4 anfdnoig su bene6met ubsr bas
@ef&dft 3u bsrlafsn. antruortete sr NIT
etnsm S9uhe, Der ben bsia6rten Manr
su goben frsdte. Wan bra9te i'm
iofort In Elm 9oipital. no bic Mer3ts
tuenig 6oHnGng an feinsm 4uffommsn
bessn. Sin pOIisif nabm Rsnnsbp,
bon benz In feiner 8runtsubeit ni9ts
sl erfabrert mar, In 9aft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
6%eid)cnfe oeS Tcsns ppI 2tbeifi=
tttttt.

Der Negus lieb bur9 ben oeatIGsn
9eianbten Or. Hpfen benz &aiIer Wil=
belm ben bO9iten Srben feines Qans
bes, ben Stern bon IetbiDpien, in
@plb nit 8riGanten iiberrei6en. Der
Orben prb am ROTH : grim : gelftn
8anbe setrasen. 6erner ianbte bes
Negus benz 9aifer einen eolbperz
~5ierten runben S9ilD, Der in Der Mitts
erbabene @srSierunsen asigt, auBerbem
5tpei mdnnsbo6e Speere, bann elm 81:
rentleib aus rptfem Sammet; biefer lit
europdifder 9ertunft, Die rei9e @olos
ftidsrei aber lit in @etbiopien gearbei
tet. 0a5u fommt Elm ubeIiinii4erSat
tel nit politdnbisem 3aumSeug, betbea
reid NIT @olb perSiert. Sin @ef6ent
bon u!turbiitorii9em Sntere1e .fino
Stpei antite Gtbiopii6e &ir6enfreu5e,
bic BEL straightforward poransetragen
tperoen. Gines biefer &reu5e trGgt
iotppbI cine dt6iopii6e ais cine eriehi-
f9e Sni9rift. 9:eraus BARI gei9loi
len fperben, bob es otter 1T aIs aus
benz ie6iien Sabrbunbert, ba naG Die
ier 3eit bic griedii9e Spru9e in Der
otbiopif9en Stride ni6t me6r anee:
fpanbt tporben lit. Terner lit untsr
cen gaben Elm anfifer bronsensr ael5
nit dtbiopii9er Sni9rift. Oieie Sc
Iaenfe tpurben bsm 4aiier bur9 ZEN
@efanbten iibergeben. Sin S9psrf
nit solopsrsisrtsrS 9eioe unb bier Glez
fatsnSG6ne BON beionbersr @rDbs Iinb
in Berlin nod ni4t einsetroffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

Carl 8erre 26 Bloomington Str.
bsr fd nit mebrersn. anosrsn anabta
i'm @bite &iber baoete. brad f9 nuf
eigentbimli9e @eiie ben arm. Bon
einem Sprunsbrstte aus ma9tsn ndm.
lid bic Sabenoen Springe ins @afsr
unb als Carl tuiebsr siner Der i9rn 10
oft unternommenen Spriings ausfd6s
rem tpOlte. f4lua er nit benz Inter-
10 fart auf bic Obsrfd9s beg
Wafers. bab er i9 ben Nrm brad.
Ct uurbe in gebanolung genommsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
SerfeIIumq BON &artof@

SerfeIIung BON &artof<
felfdrfe. Sn ipariamsn 9auss
baltungen arf benz 9anbe bereitet man
Die &artpffelitdrfe ielbf, inbem mai
bic 8artpffeln fauber f9dlt, auf einem
8eibeiien .reibt, gu Der g~eriebenen
Mlafe etpa fiinfmal 10 bel WaNer
giebt unb bas 9an5e bur9 bas Sei6~
tu6 f9ldgt. Ser baraus setppnnene
gpbenfab pirb nod sinisemals nit
Wafier gef9lemm I unb lit sulebt gum
@ebrau9 fertieer GtGrteriidltanb.
@sniger bstannt 1T aber, baB bic bon
benz Stdrtssuiab abgsgohsne 6liiFigz
felt eefp9t unb erfaltet als Settle our
@Gi9s bsrtpenbst tperbsn fam. Na<
msntIi9 fon biefes &artoffelpaHsr
porsieli9 fir esfdrbte Ga9en orz
tpsnbbar iein, ba es ni4t i'm Minbss
ften bic Sarbe ansreift. Seibenaeus
Ioa bur9 &urtoffelpaHer 9lana unb
Stsifs auriiderbalten, tpern es ni9t in
anberem WaHer nadsefpilt pirb. Gin
@erfu4 nit bisfem Mitt.l 1T ben
9ausfrausn iebenfaus gu e~mpfeblen,
ba baHelbe ia liberties ni9t nit arpz
Zen Soften berfniipft lit.
&9t Sabre lang bat Der
BON bsn9interbliebenen Der ga 8our<
gpgne" : aataftrophe anseitrenste
Sdabsneriab : proaeb sesen bic 6
pagnie 9enerale Sransatlantique ge=
bduert unb audi NIT Der fiirsli4 sefGa>
ten @nti9eipuns bes 8unbes : Nppels
lations : &reiseeri9ts f9eint Der prpz
seB nod ni6t gu @nbe seben au polz
len, ba bic 9lGeer antiinbieten, bab
tie sesen bic ibnen uneiinitise Gntfdei=
bung an bic Il. g. Supreme Court apz
pe1iren tpiirben. Die &lGser batten
5%prberungen i'm geiammtbetrase bon
100000 eingerei9t, absr dlles, ipas
linen jebt suseipro4en purbs, tpurer
113,419.57 5rancs fir bic Sra9t
unb paHagseslber, tpel9e fir bic Oft
liGe 5a6rt beSa6lt tporben tparen. @b=
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pahassgelber Der peftli9en 5a6rt an
bic Sruftees, ferner bic Mussablung
Der psreinnabmten poftselber, neil
bisis fit nidt eenau feititslen lieben,
unb f9lieblt9 purbe nod entf9ieben,
bab bic 8eieaf9aft fir ben@erluit beg
Sampfsrs ni4t perantportli4 lei.
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resen entitanb in Nep gort Bel benz
8au zines 9aufes auf Selfenerunb,
inoem in Solge bon2ei9tiinn Sprenaz
bbnamit gu fritz e~rplpbirte in Der 1872.
Gtrabe. 9ie in Der @usi9a6tung
bei6Gftigten @rbeiter entfamer unperz
leBt, pGbrenb ms6rere perfonen, bic
tpenigitens Elm 9Guiersepiert entfernt
tpdren. bon umberflieeenben Sriim=
mer1 %gstroffer unb me6r ober minber
f9tper perleBt purben. Sin farbiges
Sieni tmGb9en tparb Bel benz MufbGn<
gen o WGf9e bon SteinblDden gez
trpffen unb erlitt auber inneren Ser
lebuneen einen 8ru9 beiber 9eine.
3nei an einem Neubau bei9Gftiet.
@rbeiter spurben on 9eii9t, G6ultern
unb Irmen perlebt, unb elm anberer
Manr an mebreren Stelkn hes &0rz
pers. Die 3dune elmer !6duierreihe
ipurben BON ben Steinen bur9i9laeen
unb ale in Der Ra9barI9aft befinS=
li9en S9uppen bon gontraftoren
fart beI9Gbiet. On einem i'm 8au
bsgriffenen @pdrtmentbaus nurben
bic @eriifte nnb Die an ben untersn
Stpdperfen eineeiebten SeniterI6eiz
BEN aertriimmert. @u9 bic Ssniter
elmer bena9barten Offentliden S9ule
fpurben sertriimmert. Die S9ule
fnnr aim Slid hereits nefhInHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
BuoeI, Buoef, Buoel. gi9t noe

BnoeI, Bubet, 8uoel. Ni9t noe.
niger als sc 0s&sunbis43ig) antlagen
bat bic @ranbiurp erboben unb babel
if fs nod LANCE ni4t fertis. Wan
ntuntslt fogar, bab iebt si9sntli4 erf
bis Sasb auf bic groben Spibbuben
bssinnt. Sas Wibsrudrtigfe Bel Der
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tusl9e in ben meiRen Gdasn gsntsi
babs1 foqen, sum bic Mngetlasten ibrsr
pfi1t abtpsnbtg 3u MAIDEN.
Sas gefnoel, wel4em man bic
gertpaltuns unferss gountps amber.
traut, mar meif f9on fur $50 ,u
haben. Gin 8eamter, Der auf einer
S9la9 $4,000 yberbient", III 3tuar
aud elm 5alunfs, Der ins 3u9tbaus
gsbbrt, alsin ibm muB bod tpenisfsns
sueefanssn tpsrbsn, baB sr elmer ffar.
fen 0sriu4ung ausssisbt mar. 6,
smp6rt unfer anftanosssfibl lans'
ni9t 10 ME Der slsnhe 2ump, BEN
feline gbre unb isin Glib ni3t me1r ale
$50 toerth Rnb.
(Dlilm. @srmauia.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

Wie bic jin8ifen SepeiMen aus
Caracas melben, bat Der bene3olanii9e
3on9reb bas am 4. SUM- in, 2onoon
3uif9en ben Wertreterft Weneauslas unb
Der Sisfonto.@ eieai4aft abgei9lofens
r1eberstnfomn,e1 angenommen. Die
TisfontosG sieqiGaft bertrift bic Sns
tsreKeu beuti4er Bonbs. Snbaber.
Tie Depef9e befagt:
IS wirb bur9 ben reuert Wertrag