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Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
VICTORIOUS
 SEA PRINCE
Louis of Battenberg Takes
 Washington
The Reception of the Royal Admiral at the White House and His Bril-. liant Entertainment.

Washington, Nov. 3.-WIth great eclat, Rear-Admiral Prince Louis of Battenburg was received by the presi- dent and Mrs. Roosevelt at o'clock this afternoon. The prince was the bearer of a personal message of good will from King Edward to President Roosevelt, and he was presented to the president by Sir Henry Mortimer Du- rand, the British ambassador. The presentation was made the occasion of brilliant reception.
 Tonight the British ambassador and Lady Durand gave a state dinner to their distinguished guest, followed by large reception and ball. Not sInce Prince Henry of Prussia was the guest of the German ambassador at Wash ington has a royal visitor been the re- cipient of greater honors than those with which Britain's admiral prince has been welcomed to the national capital. Save for the absence of mili- tary honors, the princes entry to the capital today was invested with as much ceremony as that which made memorable the greeting to the Prus- sian. prince several years ago.
 This has been the busiest day he has spent since he arrived off Annapolis Wednesday. Shortly before 8 o'clock this afternoon Prince LouIs and Sir Mortimer Durand arrived at the White House in the ambassadors open lan- dau. Following in carriages came the members of the princes staff The party was met at the main entrance by the presidents military and naval aides and was escorted to the Blue room, where a distinguished company awaited their arrival. In a few minutes the great carved wood doors swung open and the president and Mrs. Roosevelt entered. The prince was presented by Sir Mortimer Durand and the former immediately delivered the royal message to the president. The prince then presented the members of his staff and the commanding off cers of his suite
 Both the president and Mrs Roose- welt were markedly cordial and hearty in the welcome, expressing the hope that every moment of the British squadron In American waters would prove enjoyable to them. The president recalled the generous hospitality with which American naval officers are al- ways received in British ports. The president and the prince then entered into an earnest talk about the various problems of a modern navy. The prince was impressed with the detail ed and technical knowledge shown by the president in his discussion of va rious types of warships. The reception lasted about an hour.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04

Dispatches from Russia are very roeager owing to the disturbed cOndi- tion of the country. The situation in St. Petersburg, where order IS maln- tained by a show of armed force, re- mains critical though improvement Is shown in the resumption of operations by electric lighting plants. In Kletf, the loss of life and property has been very great. In TneOdOsia, KOstruma, and Saratoff the disorders have been most serious. There is an unconfirmed report that Kishineff has been totally destroyed by fire.
 A London newspapers St. Petersburg correspondent estimates that in the leading fifty provincial towns of Rus sia one thousand persons have been killed and 10000 seriously wounded in
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
JUDGE LESSEN DECLINES

Nebraska Neb, by the
  friends decided decline
 
 
 three
   interfere with his Nebraka adv that ambitions find in ebraska. of his with excellent he the home is of Mrs. in Nebraska City which she had political ambition holds his
  tender of federal appointment outside political nex
 sterling ton have not edeared him to the Burlington the oa candidate for the dominant party Nebraska heh 
 While Judge Jesen has public declining the appointment has to
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
MASSACRE AT kIsHINEFF.

Odessa, Nov. 3.-A dispatch from Kishineff says that a horrible massa- ere occurred there. Hundreds were killed. All day the hospitals. pharma- cies and hotels were full of the dead and injured.
 A telegram from Nicholieff says the whole town is in the hands of bandits wno devastate the Jewish houses and shops and beat the Jews to death without hindrance. Similar news comes from southern cities.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
A FIRE PANIC
Of All the Crazy Hundreds None Were
 Lost.

New York. Nov. 9.CTwo hundred girls and fifty men at work in FredeT- ick Neff's paper box factory at King and Greenwich streets were thrown in- to panic tonight by fire which com pletely destroyed the building
 So quickly did the flames spread that less than fifty of the young women had time to get out by the stairs. The rest were rescued by firemen. who car ried them down ladders to the street. All escaped unhurt. The total damage was estimated at $40. .OO0.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
FRENCH ARCHITECT
 PLUNGED 10 DEATH
Wheth CT Fatal Accident or Suicide is Undetermined.

San Francisco, Nov. 3.-DaZed by an illness which he had crossed the con- tinent to conquer, Louis Theodore Levy, a distinguished French archi- tect, with offices in New York, either fell or jumped today from a win dow of flat on McAuister street and was crushed to death On the cement sidewalk forty feet below.
 During the summer Levy had been in the city assisting D. Fl. Burnham in
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04

Beside ViCe-President Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks and the cabinet members and their wives, many hota- bles from the army and navy were present. Secretary Bonaparte left the reception early and returned to the navy department to assemble the chiefs of the bureaus of the depart ment in his reception room to await the official call of the prince. They were kept waiting for more than an hour, the prince, through a msun- derstanding, having returned to the embassy from the White house. When he finally arrived, accompanied by his personal staff, ne apologized frankly to the secretary and chiefs of the bu- reaus and expressed hIs keen regret at the incident. The prince was loudly cheered by the employees of the de- partment as he left the building.
 Had the weather been clear, Sir Mortimer Durand would have taken Prince Louis for drive over the city, but a driZzling rain set in late Tn the afternoon and the drive was abandon ed, which gave the prince several hours rest before the elaborate state dinner at which Ambassador and Lady Durand entertained in his honor to- night.
 ThirtysiX guests made up the com pany at the dinner, which included, beside the prince and officers of his party, and the embassy staff, Secre- tary of State and Mrs. Root, Admiral and Mrs. Dewey, Lieutenant-G General and Mrs. Chaffee, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Evans, Rear-Admiral and Mrs. Davis Rear-A Admiral BroWnson As sistant Secretary of State and Mrs. Bacon and Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs. Oliver Three hundred addi- tional guests were invited at half past ten for the reception and ball.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
METALS.

London, Nov. 3.-Copper was higher abroad, closing at e7O 12s 6d for fu- lures. Local market was unchanged, closing at 16.37@16.75 for lake; 16.z59 16.621s for electralytic, and 16q16.S51a 1a for casting.
 Lead was unchanged at &14 2s in London. The local market continues firm, with quotations ranging from 5.15@5.3O, the inside price being for S0- day shipment.
 Spelter was lower at a2S 5s in Lon- don Local market was quiet at 6.15 @6.25.
 Silver, 62&; Mexican dollars. AS.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
NEW GERMAN PROPOSAL.
The Trade Treaty Will Shortly be Pre-
 scented.

Washington, Nov. 3.-Baron Speck Von Sternburg, the German ambassa- dor is expected to present in few days to the state department the ba- sis upon which his government is. will ing to enter into negotiations with the United States government for a new trade treaty, or some kind of an ar engagement that will stave off the dreaded tariff war" which otherwise the department officials fear must cer- tainly begin within the next four months.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
IT SUSTAINED ACTIVITY
The Fourth Consecutive Good Day in
 the Stock narket.

New York, Nov. 3.-For the fourth consecutive day the sales of stocks to- day exceeded a million shares for the day on the stock exchange. This counts the $50 Reading shares as full shares.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
BIRTHDAY OF A REIGN.
The Celebration of the Czar's Access sion.

St. Petersburg. Nov. 3. 11:SO p. m.- This is a national holiday, being the anniversary of the emperor's accession to the throne, and is marked by the formal raising of the general strike in this city. The railroad strike has not yet been declared off, but many men returned to work and some trains are being run. The spopulace. is calmer, but
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
ENGINE BLOWN UP.
Fireman Killed and Two Others Fa-
 tally Injured.

Dallas, Tex. Nov. 3.-A passenger train on the Houston S Texas Central. running at a moderate rate of speed. was derailed near Ennis. this morning. by the explosion of the engine. The explosion was so great that the road bed was torn up for several yards None of the passengers were seriously injured. Brakeman Glenn was killed outright, and Engineer Davenport and Fireman Trailer were probaly fatally injured.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
ODESSA QUIETER.

Odessa, Nov. 3.-12:42 D. m.-After a fairly quiet night, shooting com menced this morning. The Red Cross is busy with the wounded. Up to the present, none of the Christian houses nave been touched. Serious reports reach Odessa from most other towns of southern Russia.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
GRAIN.

Chicago, Nov 3.-The apparent pass ing of the worst of the crisis in Rus sia left the wheat market here without any energetic support today.
 Decmber wheat opened at S9S@39A @S914, sold off to SS3s @SS15, and closed at S9@s9M.
 December corn opened at 45k, sold between 455s@45A and 461S, and closed at 46.
 December oats opened at SO1s, sold between 90 and 9OA and closed at 3O15 @30H.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
ORDER IN THE CAPITAL
 THE COUNTRY BLAZING
Reports of OutrageS Wholesale Murder and InCendi-
 ariSm Throughout Russian Provinces
The Strike in St. Petersburg Brought End Yesterday as Gift to the Emperor the Anniversary of His Accession.

the last twenty-four hours. The re- VolutionaEy movement in Finland is checked, the Finnish national guard is opposing the advance of the Russian troops and compelling them to retire.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04

deplorable rioting still exists in the provinces and the most horrible stories of massacre, pillage by mobs, and at tacks on the Jews continue to pour in.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
EIIGHT OF A KILLER

Kozloff, Nov. 3.-The vice governor of Kozloff has fled and the citizens are preserving order. There are great manifestations and crowds are de- manding the release of political pris- OnerS.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
STOCKS.

New York, Nov. S.-Amalgamated Copper, sS5s sugar, 141B; Anaconda, 11S1A; Atchison, SS15; Atchison, pfd.. 1O3A; N. J. Central, 22S; c. & O., 55as :: St. Paul. 1SO3s; Big Four, sS1A; c. &; g., 271a; C. & S., 1st pfd., 6214; End pfd., 42; Erie, 5OA; Manhattan, 1651s: Met ropolitan, 1221s M. F., 103A; N Y. Central, 151s; Pennsylvania, 1421s; St. L. 6 S. F., 2nd pfd.. 651A; s. P. 69A; U. P, e6; U. s. Steel. 975s; U: s. Steel, pfd., 105; w. U,. ga.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Nov. 3.-Forecast for Arizona: Scattered showers Saturday and Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04

s2Oo cash down and s7OO on easy monthly installments like rent will buy a five room house with bath and fine shade. E. E. Pascoe, 110 N. Center St. Real Estate and Loans.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04

$500 buys room brick modern house on the north side S200 cash Balance like rent. F. F. Pascoe. 110 N. Center St., real estate, loans and in- Surance.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03
FUNNY.
P"opls VIII Drink Coffee tpaoa 81 a1s.,o.
Such Th5nea.s


Il began 10 use Postum because .64
old kind OF coffee lad I'D poisoned r1-
whole system that ( was ou the no.nt
OF breaking down. ana ae doctor
warned me THAI / must qult te.
Sly chief dilmerJ vas neevou sass
and heart trouble.
Any unexpected noise would cause
me the mos painful palpitatlan. mako
me faint and weak.
~ had heard OF Postum ana BEGAN
to drink it when ] LETT Of The CHI cor
Zee. 1t began TO help me inst as soon
as the old effects of the othar kind OF
coffee passed away. IT dis not stlyru.
latg me for 2 while. ana then leave mo
weak and nervous as coffee used Ia do.
Instead Of that fl built mp my strength
AID supplied~a constant vigor 10 ms
system which I can always rely on.
1t enables me 70 90 the biggest Kind Of
a dag' rarG without getting tired
All the heart trouble, etc, has passed
aWay.
+ 4 give it freely 10 all my children.
from the youngest 10 the oIGest, and Il
keeps them al healthy ara hearty
Name eiyea by Postum CO.. Bate
Greek. Mich
There's q reaspn
Read the little hook 6Th road u
Wellyllle7 ia pkgs
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03
The Fled or ports

VI II Niles IS The new lau,n ennis
champion of dltvaaa.
ST Seymour tas la .cinkati centre
fe|dar, .eaas -ha iitttsrs.
Brii sAe , tackle. is The best nupf-
ei Harvard has tried this season.
The recor6s snow ina DoDiiu was
me best rar etter in he National
League
y. Il. thomas ana sydney pase,
1a1e formed p partnership iii a new
raclng stabl4.
Nal2nay, VI Chicago, and UeyiiB Of
NeW York ar tied Tor first mace in
base stealing
Cavaaer Fl egara football p,sver
slaa .is ia lcae broken ir taerif1e
aaut0y
4he Williams goIese golf team won
me fouEt New England lntere6I,a
gate 4olf championship.
Ehe Aaraais De Dion declared mat
Ae4c1 automobile eonstruct8rs csnjf
earn nothing more grom racing.
las Victory of Belaery in lie inter.
national ag onaobile read rrca FOR III.
5ndeeoltt oup was well earned.
Dr htle president az Obertin Col
taee Aalges tlal there Is graft r
AanIiug % t'rsis Is
5srGr.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

fte buraau OF Statistics report Oh
ettelfs af foreign trade. Just Dub
Isl sna@7a exports aud imports "
ne L0.;ea states 70 have been fle
largest for the month on record. with
the exception q the enormous impor.
iSti9n- FL tenruary and March LAST.
ne month imports have never yaf
Ieai c]cea3ad Tie nine months,
-.aa %as by far the maximum in ina
nCaairys story.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

Fac #eas adds to the prosperity or
me l.op oad Steel industry. aud ali the
furnaces and nii5s are ollDg q record
business. tbs spells prosperity for
-.e COUNT Ii as the activity IS Oh d
fcaho basis slaIe Is little, il Il dan
r@g q 0ny change. The stear CON.
~ co'no make deliveries on time.
"H. TIE .fnctutal mills are rushed to
.if' cap ~ As 1his Industry is the
i'tfaulhTrs of trade, the prospect Is a
~ irwin. nnn
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03
ToRTURDNG 4UNOR


Nv little aal,a star was q mass % sores
sU over nat b. Ser face was gara
eaten away, and hec ears looked as u hey
would drog of. | had three iocto-s but
sac grew worse. NeiEhoo"S advised -aa-
eura. and before / peG used halt @ tie
cake Of soap and box oi ointment tae SORES
had Gil healed, and ny little ones s4ln
vas a. clear as q ne Born babes, l would
not h without Culi1ur- it t cost five do-
lars instead OF = een.s, which IS AL It
So 70 cure our babE. Ms. g. d.
oteese. T0i Coblrn St, Akron. Ono"
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03
LOCOMOTIVE BLOWS Up.
Man Killed, One E~urle1300F eel alive.

Man Killed, One Eurle1S00Fe eel Alive
u PER- e@ata Rai'tssd W.fok
Ne" brunswick, n. with a roa
elat F-s card I've miles away. 2 io.c
elotiE sh3t was drawing Il ast
.Feleht on The Pei,asy!gar'a t,4i.rraa
ne" -P N3he so'n& ar t seed near
Deans Fond.
The engineer. Cbsr.cs sterlfro ane
bis fireman, Harry E-scto,-Ijn rr,5a
a few feet away from he ,s.e..s.
ceo. Esctelrhan DID t. f-e .fftrs.
~ arrived, fG Sterling saffer5
oriyed a friecJrcd ekuI Fracture ~
S.l&At fracture d the skull. Crar5as
MeFvile, an Injured brakeman IS
noth anus, ana was la lily b"ar.eI. hf
'h.te men were fTom Philadelphia.
Al thar remained O. IKE locomotive
-" i3e aacts, c5'iEcars aUf wheels.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

HEAVY rains West ana too high TEN
peratoreS South and East have az.
eicised ~ Influence bus back az thjs
Is lo De Ip- a9ned tie fact that whole.
safe trade mas been active for tbren
months past. a1d some quietinc IL
naturally in order. =
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

The s~.raneeat military bgd} L 1ha
world II the body Of cavalry on oxen
at saint Marie de Meresy, q province
81 tile EAST Coast or Africa, Which Is
under the rUie Of tae French Cove ntr-
General 0f Madagascar.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

sos as "JlaEaai medical lp
An ding ~ ) anti-iaj aai0 OF the
frf Sc sa. TIC siJrai counterpart
.u.7 las jts ~ Is -aG jo la +.
y, cesi Itts. !. s~natancas, blt he
Observed L b has aEs b0ly slsa
l- ugan-s to Of the case. s4e
has saar H. al affected vi:1
Seer 0L file la!o showed 5l.y
A. lggt Of She r"lrcE~sn Ia ORG
at sla c-1e luuinosi wls,1 vas ot
at as "a hue, left . sAi1 re the
In Tie phenomenon lasted
Htc rm- p ore g2# them, b1t for Jrly
f3r nours ties ia aha otneF. The third
P .~w min 9 QUA who vas given
1 we iddenly fF3ra sleep win q
T5Gtus ngutsl, ara tuese attack
As of anied by ihe haig aG-
egeomu
aaT rs,s-..a4
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

hStpE boy vile WIS drilling
Ne4tugts tymates found difficulty
GLASS; IN / Id march properly
= seidn our lght .rg." BIC called. lift
'l.styfies.f
gou Eigi went very well until Patsy
I7s.hgt Y forgot and J,ttad bis lett eg,
enrass opened 10 he dad il trousers
"hieb MAJ The hoy next TO him, who
a@e ,h2se ot g mp ais right
WIS o5edient n AtI1
as Jppad aghast. "T0u
che drillmaster st0at Hennessyl' BE
ea-E 20 that. I Jirg tp both legs
called. You fe he NAB.
~ clir4-1u lrar4 -
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

"3e ,-.IUed 70 send stories ~
Ut, ~6ioo1S.et ea7 revclrfionisf nt,,.
FHTs X. Te. lshr,c uss dassrIbs4
rs 1-'g a1dlr Gala. ne str;xe commit.
restraining The populaee from viz.
t'ce w1ae planning for 4 bold stroko
- ~ opportrGe moment. The acIfa.
u snrdT suspicion on the llvalv IL
~ G'.ArG regiments, and say dat The
cEar cen cnF rely on the Cossa.ls. 4
~ r~eters01sB street rJmor said ftot
.eFai hddiser, mead Of the Gr9rd
<-kif1enF vas preparing q holl ,tr5ke
Wealthy residents OF Moscow arc
Mastering 10 get ont of thai cirr. RIA
4. u nero wrecked the Rel Line Rail.
ils worst news care from % ,sa
f, t,o cossacf tref L.r5n str .snts
''d strikers, Fh' bed Quilt barr ca5as
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03
Sold at an drueria.. 1er m



e John iirsws, the much ~. 20
hor of '{al 1l 5H4aa Irierda.' U.e5
SIS 49, IA perSfaat
uainIed wiea eyers Jog ID E~.aDIE-
Ogce vale ort lr Ge he slop4ta '
The middle Of q sentence aad looS&-
on eagerly az the back o- The ear-
riage. as it soma ere goa know
a.ked the friend Was With A1m
-. he repneo. 'Ifs q aog r 1on'-
know An old resilient ot E~dtnsgIgb
tens this stcry. 4 dog had r~ecpG'Ir
been brought to Use CITY from .ce- I'M.
ana for g long ilIae apparently sup
iered from al the bangs oe hoDesict-
ness. pr. Bfown 3eca.na rnfc ir.a--
asted ia the animal 'ad cla0 rfa,.aa7f-
iy 10 comfort IA. st fast gne aa, HI
eemo TO the heusa 3f Els friend III
fedoie, Tita a sJi VI. Face a30 es5a.
That dog is ali ats3f .oc. he
our sast night a-d sa~ the pole e1.r
ana that has male a5ln 2a-l quit a.
nome mere. Hut.1l. L5,aragrrial
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

1e-ol teniose 81 PENNSYLVANIA
Herisd that he Dad signed IA f5rgsa
i'te fof 10000 ID the 6afuuet 2nfar.
Ell Aa| io-Ai sank, of aghenv
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03
Japnan AIu-al Code,

Alfred s,ra3 sums IT'D the .aora e.1
Of Japan as Fellows
]. Diligence IL one profess au.
?. Love and Loyalty letw,.n
and servants.
3. Decorun aa4 psopriety
4 Gallantry and bravery.
). Truthfuiness ana justice.
8, si1npiicity md Gragaltiy
Z. Contempt Of meanness.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03
manufacturers BUSY

M~aaHFact1rers receive liberal orders
.or 4tpi9te deliveries, many dealers
haElhS t2Yefed spring requirements
ana saippl}i departments are Forward.
nlS as t.ee1y IS tlatic facilities wiz
parQit, vas
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

tie streets The Il dse
stree Is sleea1 80 be conceal. lY tds
police hiding the dead 8ud Won
t1e a3e city was circ1 lal.,c e IL .oc
" tae muf'ug oe the G.sea a 5eef
and thc Garaar cl adm Nls nttc4
aad Chn1lin bg he flurI
ae LODI Poland. vaera .bara has
hen mucl riot ( the ~ooas we're GGe
aof .o Ieafss 70 900 le
owds c~isctareug .ha 4a Ire
aI. IN Msesw MODS rtn17eI
street e me sbopkeeg rs
terr0eiEe1
A tao tba provinces arc tnat
VIE mt. ll.=4 are lGgaiB4g4 ccau0s ID
7ou ottons. ugt -Aas The situation
7eEe't| growing - es9. 8la The ne
ruaEas "t tae s2pie ere 5HcraaaINg
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

Nsnaa complaint is heard regarding
freight ~DlocEades, several contracts BE-
ING ccepted subject 10 delay in transit
which js seriously re.triine grain ex.
ports.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

1T may be PIKE Io- ginii)1' r..
malkaG tae City Hal. p4-c+o0 .a5
81 GEMS u ne that aan a'wlE, ie
resi- u f8', uudeTesr.a0 ot ness
a..aAu tEs b-r.JegcuoUs mothers id
he brides motber> uei,o4, Z5l-lae.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

A-eu r. crvs,niP t-ft-s woman aut
;srlng from ovarian or womb trouble
sa. -a opera ion tg recess - q
Coarse, tirhJeus heI.
The vsrs taouzl. t.s operating
table and t15 k1iye strikes Nrz'1 -
-ar naA ar ono ~-0ra eo
II, when . ~ asI 'au that Sc
aust undergo an op. -1on ems '1lt
ter death lcne1 had soundea
Dug hospitals are Fab p vonl7a
-Do acc there for ce@rian o Eomb
1c.lauucsi
~ ~ ca,te Use ,i.- e- 1-uh1es
u-r reach E sage leE- o-~t9-
h tie gnl- r, s.- -oe. oss raeE cases
r,ucl zarar t,lau is gene ally supposed
because 2 great many Hr"su -f7
been cured ~ LyalH p ,ktlanET
#aEe,- COy1go--" aLter tha n2ctc1'
had ss.G On operat IDcas -s per
/ formed Lr tagG HD Sc the point vie
gha kr.1e nlust ne used ~ secure 4nsLa.'
relief. ta5s medicine il certain 70 heIp
The strongest and most grateta
statements possible to make come tr"-i
women wAc, by taking lydia 2. Ft1E
h@ga'a table Compound 2sT
escape serloa op@. tioas
MAJ eao. T-epsar
drew. e eel L.g Ta @
ap1l.. her a.ce 's s-A.
Dsa .-r zbsa1
"lc2E15y Aa3 words b sEpres4
Sor ,hs C8-a Lydia r. Iila4 tszafss
lsa 1.lat aia - Toe aa.ra zatd ku-
a. 1T vel. ua'. < HsG -. cI-.erus +
ggs tn a. @s~als tr7-a'af E0vH eg-
not -sno 1Lest a]n = 81
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

I'rcaipfnt trustees II lie A.utno,
Lie n New Work. oit. are ~Dlaua.ng
10 oost J SlGent A2Cudy ard his fols
lowers.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

Citizens cad po}ca 81 OGDEN wfah
tore " rewl, ist. racsS + A
.iJi tJsj. .e5alu3tag .aa
-oSA <i def. &c OF tie 4r
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

70 protect yiilager against luz ex
cesses Of motorists nothing els Ia
but - erect Ia lerg I'll the .eD FRANCES
ana exits q vihaGes and stop taer
long enough to ascertain by taieera,-
That uey have not killed On msitlee
anybody.--Das Reich Beriin.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

Pagls has a school for areOnauts and
contemplates a second. In the n a-
ready in existence beginners pa The
navigation Of Tie air can sec re i1-
s~traetion iu tie latest theory E : prtc-
tice Of a.rslip managemei AM
chored balloons with cables as ligh as
400 meters taDout 40 yards in length
are at the disposal Of the pupils.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

Il haor -5dl4lues III The 4arijn
rico IN; ost-T threatened tc spread
70 the tntn r-etel inIqs,.ie@ ~ f.a
cTy ard e..lusD. 'o'
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03
Mayor ". .!ghhlnz Pll

Mayor McI.f aa o. sea Yo- civ
FAshto fhe switch io1 tle 1T, sew
piaul thdt #iEhts Jhe N|.lar bur-
Eeioga.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03
Falls From Train n pea4h

HaIlAG from 8 Lake Shore irate al
Porter, Ina. John Eel.t, Jr- Foeb.
esier, Y. + was Instantly s.laa.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

Tour hundred Civil War re,araas
who died "a ba.t.a lave been hoDorsd
eg q ans sha<f * v est laigB.e1. Aisse.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

saiaiIT shooting bis wife Id
|eo4slgah Al Aunsing MIDI.
'Afe" himself in.o Toe water
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

Ato4t tAe hardest thing TO buy In
Nc" York is immediate eerviee fson
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

The old locs costumes are still w5u in
many parts Sc Russia.