davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
Nat Growe
Gnolid osr @eri@t.

Omaha a, Ne6., 4. Deg. pat
GrOme. Der anasbIide gntfabrsr bes
Sobnes beg Wiliandrs 8. u. @ubabp
wuroe heute unter Der Nntlage Dor Sc.
rtht gsffelt, In Der Nadt bes 6. Sept.
auf ben poli3ifen III. SadIon 9es
i4ofen au bahsn, nit Der 9bf4t Jpn
au t0oten.
6als @rotps In bisism pro;sfe ni6t
f9ulois befunoen mirb. fon CT Der @nts
fibrun9 angeflagt tperoen.
g 9abeneuer
@bieaso, 4. Dea. Gin Eager
baus Der Slinois Steel Co.. an 81.
StraBe uno benz @bicaso &iper seIe.
gen, brannte beute ab. gs entbielt
bauptfd9li9 Wooeae. Der 8erluH
mirb auf 81. 600. 900 aef9dbt.
ID Ritual @erftaerunas,
@eeItf&at.
Rem . o RI. 4. Ss3. Die Inter
iudun9 aegen bic Wutual &sierbe
2ife Sni. 60. murbe bsute fortseisbt.
als 3suse trat Geo. D. glbrebse auf.
@r bebauptete, tein Beamter Der Wu=
tual &sisrbe 0ife Sni. 80. srba!te
3ommifion am @efhdfte. Der frtihsre
Prdfoent Sarpsr babe iol9s erbalten,
bod babe Die @eisai&aft nod ieinem
8obe feline .&s&te ben grbsn abgstauft.
Der nd9ts 3suse 6oraee s. Brodeu
gigsnthimer oes Mihlano 6ouie cab
an. sr ifebs felt 10 Sabren nit Der @s=
ieaidaft In 8%erbinouns. grT babe
auerf aIs Director $40 per Wo9e bann
500 unb fpdter $500 erbalten. Na3.
benz er 2 Wonate bieies @ebalt bs3o.
gen babe. babe prdfoent Burnbam.
Der ibn aud gum DIRECTOR gemadt babe
UNI $4,000 eriu6t. gr babe ibm bic.
felbsn seeeben uno niemals 3uriider=
balter. Sm @an;en be3os 8rodam
$500 oil @ebalt. Burnbam fo0
fpdter erf:drt baben, er babe bic $4,000
our 8seinfuRuns Der prefe ausgess.
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
Aurio(e AloNswirkung.
9fe pipIetten Sreicent=y pftmarfen uno tbr
sefteiscrter Vcrfauf.

9ie bipIetten Sreieent=Yo ftmartem nmo tbr
sefteiscrter Vcrfaaf.
gs fommt bGufis Dor, baB bie Ser.
Staaten@ 3oubertpaltung aus Mooez
rleubeiten erbDbte G%innabmen erSielt.
Sol9e 5due treten 3. 9. Elm, penn
Barrier Neubeiten importirt tperoen.
Mber bab bas Poit>O Department. aus
Mooeia9en Nuben 5iebt. paiiirt ielz
ten.
@or Ginger 3sit bef9lob bas De-
pdrtement, Die Oreicent@poitmarfen
nit pioletter Sarbe gu oruden. Sol9e
Marfen iperoen i'm @an3en ipenig ge>
foroert, uno man pGblte bieie Sarbs,
neil GENTLE anoere Sarben fir Mar>
fen, Die i'm internatipnalen Ypitper=
fe6r bGufig CUR 8enubuns tommen,
bur9 aQgemeines uebereinfommen
ftationGr ~getporoen fino. Nun bat fid
cine abnorms Ra9frase nad Den bio
letten OreicentzM arfen einseiteut, unb
5tpar lit Dies barauf 5uriidaufibren,
bab 8iolett in oieiem 9erbft Bel Der
Sdmenpelt Mooefarbe ~eetporoen lit.
Nidt nur &leioer uno 6ite meiIen
oieIe Scribe auf, au9 auf oas Brief
papier erftredt fi9 Die Mooe, uno oa
bat Der 5arbenfinn Ser Mobeoamen Die
8snuBung Der pioletten SreicentzWar
fen gum Gforbernib sema9t, neil bic
rotben 3peicents Marten gar gu UNI
barmonii9 bon Ben bioletten &ouz
perts abfte9en. On jeoem 8riefe, pelz
der nit Der pipletten 6arbe franfirt
miro, porfitirt bas poftzS epartement
einen Sent ertra.
Siefes .fab" lit in Nep Yorf aus=
gebro6en un0 bat ii9 bon bort nad
PHILADELPHIA nerbreitet. Mie bie poftz
pebOrben bemerft baben tpouen, tit
boFelbe ieBt auf Dem r3uee na9 Dem
Wsiten" begriffen. 90 sr6bere Na9>
frage na9 Den purpurfarbenen Brief
marfen ii9 aus Gbieago unb anoeren
tpeitli9 gelesenen StGbten bemerfbdr
ma9t. Wer uls fafbipnable gelten
mill, mub beliotropfarbenes Sdreibs
papier benuben unb cine Oreicentz
Marfe auf oas &pupert fleben. Das
1T our .3eit ftilbon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
Standardization.

Nem Oorf: w@retic" bou Neapel;
.prinwifn Srene" nod Nsapel
unb @enua.
ROTTERDAM: .&otteroam" nod New
Oorf.
Bremen: .Main" nod Sem Yorf;
Bremen" bon Nem Dorf, iiber
plpmouib.
@enua: vG6nigin 2ouife" bon Stem
Sort, tiber Heapel.
@berbourg: v8aiisr Wilbelm Der Or. "
BON Stem Oorf, tiber plpmoutb,
fur Bremen.
9iperpool: canadian" mad Bottom;
Bohemian" bon Bottom.
6amburg: vprstoria" nod Hew Sort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
S6napsfemer
DUB Slo=G aroIina Onfe( Sam
5ahIen.

% Arlington n, 4. Deg. Das
Oberbunbesgeri&t enti9ieb beute, baE
bic Bunbesre9ierung bas &e9t bat.
eine Steuer bon ben ffaatli&en
S9napsldoen Sub @arolina's 3u er.
beben. 9as llrtbeil tpurbe In BEN
pro8ehe Sib Cardinals gessrt BIT
gunoesresieruns abgeseben, Der ein.
geleitet mar, uut $4,000 aurtidsusr.
lan9en, meI9e Der 6taat an BIT
Steuerbeomte be3ablt bate. Sc,
Staat bate 9eltenb gema&t, bab be,
S&naps obne profit berfauft tperb,
rnb bebbalb ni&t perfeuert tperber
fole.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
So. 6onsrsb.
Die grb{fnunQ.

OIe tUI II u y.
80 Darlington, .. g., 4. 9eabr.
Yie 0sriammlung Der Mitalisber bes
SO. Gonsrefes CUR erffen Sibung per'
lief obne beionbere 3pii9snfdle. bod
batten f9 3ablrei4e Reusierige TN
Qapitol eineefunoen. Die @allerien
tonnten bic 3ui9auer nidt fafen.
Sm Senate fpielten bic 0or9dn9e
fi& rai9 ab uno si. 3ui9auer mubten
fi9 bamit be9niisen fpdter bic Stats
n,dnner nod In ben 2orrioDrer 3u be-
ruuroern.
9ns &eprdisntantenbaus tpat fab 8
Stunoen In Sibung.
Cine aufalenbe gri9einung war,
bob sesen frtibere Sabre bas 5eblen
bon Blumsn auf Yulten in beiosn
SiBungsrdumen.
Die Senatpren MQiior unb Morgan
tuurbsn bonn 0ias-p rdfoenten 5air.
bants .als 2onite %ernannt, rrm ben
Yrdfoenisnlau bsna9ri6tiesn, baB Der
2onsreB bsreit Eel sine Wittheiluns bon
ibm entsessn3unebmen. fals er cine
iol9e su MAIDEN babe. Die Genatoren
sllori@ OR. s., 3nOr (pa.), @arnsr
(Nio.) uno 5ra3ier (8enn.) uuroe psrs
sibigt. Sarauf fOlgte 8~ertasuns.
Sas Saus DOl3Os inosKen feline
Organization. Sos. 6. Cannon bon
Sqinois wurbe gum Spre8er ernannt;
au9 bic anbersn alten 8eamten tpur=
ben ipieber sewdblt.
Der bemofratifde 5ihrer WiQiams
ipra4 sesen Wieberannabme Der frtbs-
rem @ei&dftsre9eln, ueI9e muir ben
3wed bitten, bic Minoerbeit au the.
beln.
DDS Saus fabte SrauerbsidliRs
aus AnIab bes Nblebens Senators
platt bon Connecticut tnb bes &epr1'
ientanten! Warfb bon S1inois, banr
bsrtaets es i9. Die Boti9nft bss prd'
ibsnten wirb benz 2onsref. morser
augeben.
Die 3abl Der bereits eineerei9tsr
Bias if cine gana betrd4tlide.
&eprdientant WiQiams miini9t, bal
bic 2ommiiion fir freiere refp. better
9anoelsbesiebunssn awii4en @anabt
unb ben Ser. Staater1 fi9 bafo tuiebe'
neriammele unb erIu9t ben prdfoen
ten bies anauregen. Gin @eieBoor
i9lag Wiliams perbistst Banfen; a.
gampagnefonbs Beitrdge au geben.
&eprdientant Butler bon psnnipl
pania uiuI5auftdmpfs auf ben Slot
tenafabemis beffraft baben.
gtsle &efolutiOnsn beiddftigeit lid
NIT ben pbiIippinen. penionen, Der
leibung Der Staatenrs9te. Der 9auf
fabrteifotte, 3ontrole Der $ruffs, be
3pii9enfaatli8en 9anbelstommiifon
benz panama-2 anal, Baumuolbsri9
ten u. I. b.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
f, y n n u n a.

% arlington n, A.. Deg. Nui
Yermenbung Der Ssnatore, perfins
unb CLINT BON California mirb Der
prdfosnt 5ranflin 2ane bon Sun
5raneiscO gum Mitalisb Der swif9en.
ftaatli9en SanbsisfommifROn ernen.
men als Ha9foIgsr bon gr.@ouberneur
Gifer BON Sainots, Der 3uriidgetre-
ten lit.
9untIe @e9t9ts.
NIbambra, Sq., 4. Ge3. Der
17idbrise 6p. 2inemann psrtpunbets
Batter unb Mutter bur9 @eusbri9afe.
Mnssbli9 wo1te er feline Mutter nit
benz @emsbrs gseerl ben 8ater bertbsi'
bisen, aber er fiel uno aufduig entIun
R9 bas Geuehr urb Der S9ub trai
bic Wutter. Sarauf iprans Der Sungt
auf urb f9ob ben Batter.
3 eu&er beim prdiben n.
ten.
% afhinsto n, 4. Sea. prd.
Roent R~ooiebeIt beipra4 beute uiebe,
nit beri4ieosnen 8eiu&ern bic &egs.
lung Der giienba5nraten.
gtsle Wit9lieoer beiber 6duier bel
2ongrehss ma&te1 benz prdRbenter
Mnfanbspiiten. bod batten nur uenig'
tui9tigs @eI&dfte borsubringen.
Die Republitaber GID uno 8otuns'
enb bon Wisconft unb Wi&igart pa'
rem urter ben Beiu&ern unb beipra@er
! NIT benz prdRbenten Die Ratenfrass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05

Srti@es Hinbfef0-Beflt@s etiers - 81
&c; tiefise etiere 1916; biefoe Rhsbo
$50 BIB bn0 Efu8b &c; bteRee eaas 40C
Bis $50 ]fuab 4as &abe $50 ID Go Rfans
5&e; Stier B~oroeruterfe! &c, 0ttes otnfes'
pterteI l0}e. Hhsb 3txterYerta lo3y Stnh
BorberpierteI DC. Rub BoshervterteI 4ss, Nut
3u1terbierteI 7c.
6rif&es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10s, 3txts1'
pierteI 1916, BorberpterteI 73c.
Trti@es e@afRsti& Sdnuses pa Rtsnb
lie /; G@afe S2e; G&exfeI l8e: 3o6s hns.
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05

Hrfdte umb 0emhte.
Tra4t.
gepfeI Suite ao@apfeI $500 per Sos.
Wonanen 81. 0O-l.26; iIetMe Ue-$l.00.
Gitrunem 81 Oo-l.6 pei RIFE.
Dranaen - $2.60-8.50 pei RIPE.
5rauben 17ie per 8orb.
Birnen l .p0-1.26 per 4uibeI.
0emaie.
8otbe Mabem 96e per Dutenb 8un@es.
GsIeru 25s-40c per Bun&.
Dpfter pIant 16e pei Outs3S.
Rraut si.eo-l.2s per 6as-
gumensobI $2.5l per Dutetb.
@urtem - ST.. 0 per Du&enb.
soIat - 12he per Pfunb.
geterfiIie 16e per Dusenb DuR@es.
4mtofeIn - 66c = 7be per 4uibel.
sastartofeIn - Susinia $l.75; %alt''
NOR $40 -2.26; Series $3.50 $a.0O
per Sab..
4wiebeIn - Rotbe unb weibe $'.3h per
bunoert Bfunp /; epant@e 3wsebeln -$l'o
per &ifte.
gsabieIe ioc per Dutenb.
Spinat - l0c per Buibel.
tomatoes So per Grate. .
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
SAFE.

Gngros 8 Bertaufspreis Sukrortss
S&petertdie 8ee pei Rf,uS ssx4stuttSs
S&weueridie LIS, Btseuxftm Sreau1 $ "a
IL, Nern Dort G4sbbGrA lie. sss1sttr'
Smer 2tuburger 1le, Bid 16s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
0ttxetDe.

Nebsx go. 3 rotber 49,, auf gslr,
tex. &c BON EaRIem; SO. 8 sptsa "a,
DECEMBER sec; Baeenuetssx CSC.
ROru tneues) - 30. l mets 4l}e: Rn Q
wetb 44ic; go. 8 weib 44ie 10. 4 pdb,
43:; Ro. 2 wetb seuti@i 4h xp. 0
wett semtf&t 44c; SO. Z nett ssnz;iGt
l3c; SO Q seIb a.: 70 8 seIb a /,
go. 4 seIb 42c; SO. Q ssn.ii9a Az:
30. 8 asuHf&t 42.e 20. 4 eeumiHt AZ: :
2pIben 48e.
oater- slo. 2 wetSer 8 Il; 70. 8 wssssz
314e; 80. Q 0eurti9ter 8l}s: 70. : ssxueiss
814e.
oeu - go. / Atinotts s10 rs; Rp.
3, 30 30.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05

~ " ~ o. v ~ w
ernannt.
Wabin o n, A. Sea. penb.
Teton Sing BON NOrt6 Carolina. segen.
tpdrtig @bsf bes Snbsrs unb Mraib.
gurenus i'm Stats. Sspartement, if
gum 2oniul Der Ser. etaaten In
Ia9en, on Stene oes nod &beims
bsriebten 8. Martin Miler, ernannt
tuorosn. Sing mar 1886 gum Se9a=
tionsfefret1r In 2onfantinopel ernanut
tporben uno bat bann baielbf pieoers
bolt als @ei&dftstrdger tungirt. SIN
Sabre 1890 febrte er aus 2onffantis
nopel aurfd. morauf sr bon Stats
ietretdr Ginep 1894 benz Bureau fur
Snbsr uno Nr&iu 3usetbeilt muros.
Germ Sings gsatse erb6bsn f9 bur9
ben We4iel ieinsr ete0uns bon 21OO
auf 5000 Dollars idbrli9.
Gin 9oibenes Sers.
Wab ngton, 4. DECEMBER.
Namens bes Bottles bon Colorado tiber.
reidte bsute @eprdientant @obert
gonpse benz prdfoentsn &oofspelt
elm solbenes Ser3. befen Soften bura
alssmsins Subitription aufsebra9t
tporoerl tparen.
&ecstber Il + 9 q bnen.
gineinnaii, 4. Deg. Die
Cincinnati, 6amiltOn & Sapton unb
bic pere Warqustte = Bobn tpurosr
bsute BON &i&tsr 2unton einem @s.
esiber iibsrgeben. gls FOLDER tuurbe
Der frtbere Silfs.@ ensralanmalt Sub
ion Sarmorl %srnannt.
Der Nntras mar bon Walter 9.
Dorm bon SEEM 9ort benz Sauptsldu-
bigger bsioer 8abnen gefslt.
Der prairieb -&ries
in Rana as.
Sopeta a, Sons, 4. Dec. Nad
m~ebridbrigem Sample oarf man Ra
iebt In 3anias Der 9ofnuns binaeben,
bic plase Der prairiehunoe lOssewor=
ben au iein.
Dor finf Sabren hatten bieie ionf
10 broIiaeu Sbiere iammt ben nidi
minoer gefdbrli&en @Opbers f@ oer-
art permebrt, bob BITE &egierung fit
gen6tbigt iab einsuidreiten uno prd.
mien fur bic 0ertil9ung bieier Sage,
ausfebte.
Mls Der 2ampf began1 tparsn BIZ
8biere iiber etpa 2. 600, 900 ade,
2anb berbreitet unb tpurben nit &.&i
als cine peff betra9tet. Na9bsm ole
angeuenosten Mittel fsblgsidlassn,
entoedte Elm Observation-Disclosures 2eb.
rer apei @iftarten, bic aeiaidt eelegt,
ben Sob Der $biere berbeifibrten.
8 Stunben hr 8u9-
brufer.
irmin 9 3 a m, Nla., 4. Sea
Sn elmer SiBung Der tppograpbii9sr
linton muroe beri@tet, bab ale Mcci.
beng rudereier unb ole 3eitungen in
Birmingham, wel9e unionleute be.
lfadftigen, ben a&tfinbi9sn Arbeits.
tag 3ugefianben baben. Der am L. 50.
nuar eingefhbrt uerben iol.
Sapanif&e Samper.
Iinie.
San 8 rancisco, 4. Se3br.
Die $ogo 2iien 2aiiba Dampfsrseiel-
!itaft mirb ibren Sienff 3miT9en Sapar
unb Suo. Mmerita am 6. b. Mts. er.
6fnen, an uel4em Sage Der Dampfe,
Slenfarg bon Dofubama ua@ @alal
ab9eben mirb. Die 2inie tpirb 3 Dam.
bier In 8etrieb baben inb H9 aus.
f9liebli9 benz 6ra9tperfebr pibmen.
-><N~-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05

8ntter. &tey $50 osF8Ses
0dnbIer bssablen foIseHbs &reHs:
Butter - Country. 1Ges 0reouserp 10
0Ietx 27e
Stii9e 6 er-26e per Outenh.
0ibner Sc. Ndtns 3, IurfspG'OClSe.
Saien - $l.lO Bis SLAB per Omtenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05

eev66eItes e@wssHenena - sxp@ndofes
6anep Big $40 80: 3Iares Hsm $3.50; Sazs
y $500; ebort gIem $500; Nrnpi
SIG. 90.
9aIiforni4e e9utea-s b8 Q gtHKb etc;
Q btB IL Yftnb Sc.
@eoorrtss Rtxofef@ - e4tsie, reg.
Ses. 1915; xubemisttex CSC; Sxxsxi. 16e
9n6@eI 1876.
S4nnab - IN Iierces i. Dual. s5s; 2.
0naIttdt SIC; 8. OnaIttdt ST.
aB0rfe - 0erdu@ats HratuurH s2e.
6ranffarter 7c; Bologna IN Ddrusa &C. IN
su4 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05

S~nbtanapsItB RaHeespretfe
oeu6bnI. Bic gutter 10-12e; Srtsas b6 fs
mdblter A-16e Sanp 82&-8se. 0olhes
Deuow ID bts 22e, Sapa 2s-82e.
Sn Hadetsn:
xstofa $14.25. 2ton $1t.25, Seriet ia IS;
Garaeas $14.26, DtuuortbI8 els 20. Dusa
Sara BIenb 81 30, GIinar Saba gEens,
$14's5, Ouriea $t..26.
8mder-Dominoes 7.87e; eni6,n6u 8 90
puIpertfrter b:a2e; XXX yuIuertNst9 8 27s,
fetaer ~sranulirter 4.92c: Gabes 5.87e; Sprs
fectioners' u A. VIC; ~5stbseuoob Z 4.T2s; qsbs
xr j 4.'2e: empire IA. 7e; SbssI tstss
0oIben 6 4.4ae; Btnbfor 0stra 9 447:,
&issepoob 6 l33e: aeIber 9 6.82.: lB seI,
tsr 3.87.
efRs-Raa (4o OF. xsR). Sas. s-lo ytr
0aIIone.
RidIes-24Oo TN Sat $40; 1900 TIM Sat
80; 1900 TN SaIbfas $500; 500 TIA gas
$3.50.
etdrte-pearI. 8te. Gbanzpios 0Iot. l IN,
8 4fanb Badete 8. 3crx, / BIB. yafe.e.
4H-62e.
~ganbp-7c etamsen seusf&t &c: etps
Ger semii&t &c; Banner 5ptR &c; gress
8onbons loo: &c. Q Cream, serif@t g.
@etrodnete 5~ri&te-AepfeI. On Der eorss
setroGnet. &c; Sobannesbeerex 7e tts ne;
Gitron 18e BIB 14e; Nofxen. q groux, pa
2funb. u, 8 Groruu 7}e, 1 grouR Tic isas
u~,enfreie ebis 9c, California R,,seateI Tie;
euItane NC, tmporttrte suItaxa lie BIB Ils
California apriioien Sc BIB 12e.
&ets-Garoltna, 3opf, 4s--6}, SaYGx 81
-5}e, sebro&euer, 3-4c.
sathe-BrastI neu Sc bts 10c; StHeSts lss
ytanbsIn IA; uei8i&aIise &exbsIR l5e-
Scrban RanSeIn l6e; ReaMrts &c BIZ 6ss
ser0fete &c bts Sc; GusIf&e BaIxaFs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
@aaeusRaxrs

Observation-Disclosures 80 10 1 .75
yRilet - geriaufspreik: ~ 0o[e.0G.
NkISbforn - Berfaufspref'es T. sGs oxs
naaIttdt, 81 bts 60e. 9aeues 40-45e.
9ater-eef&dIt 3s-84s; n eu ssbru
~ 0o-$6.00 pei Tsnne. Reua 30-4 /.
Carbohydrate. ie mad BEN Gras. q es,'
len, 81. 100000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
G6mereteu

Rotber &Ieeiarnen So .2h-s.b
gnsltf&er 2Ieeiamen $3.50
Nlibfe RIeeian1en $.600-8.60
NIfaIfa &Ieeiamen $8.2h-9.e0.
Beiber Sleeiamea $500.
@erpdbIter Tintotbt $t.80-l.90.
Orbindrer bis gutter 7ts,otbp 81 .s0-L.7B.
Tanep 3emtudp SIausras sl.6o-16f.
gIausras IN @baf Soc.
@nsIi&es gIausras $l.46.
Dr9arb @ras 81. 70-1.e0.
Reb Top IN @baff Te-sl.le.
2afer 8orn De-$l.O0.
Amber Suaerrobr Somer $1.00-l.25.
Deiber 9aferfanten 40c
Sribiabrs @erfe $1.25.
Deibes urb seIbes aorn s1.oO-L25.
Reo Cob @nfIase $1.10-1.25.
Som Seas $i.7h.
Niuet SIS bis $1.85.
SriibiabrssD esen 81 [.
SeBwiebeI, ueibe. seIbe rotte $3.50
pee 8ufheI.
SUI : &artofeI, 9eIbe Serieb, Bernnba,
JeIbe Naniemonb un6 iibIi&e nueen S8.0n ber
5ob; rotbe Naniemenb 8 .75; BraFIiaxit&s
RartoHeIn, tribe 8 Do&en zoe pei Hu5bel:
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Sreen Rountain 40c per 4uibeI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
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Arizona republican., 1905-07-08
ALTERS IT.

Are you. or are you not, master of your own hOuse?'
 ''Well-you see-I've got my house in my wife's name" - Cleveland Leader.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-08

be provided with S5,O0O horse power engines.
 The failure of the negative prophecy of Dr. Lardner is am apt illustration of the futility of passing conclusions re- garding future development upon present conditions. It has generally been understood that it is in the field of electrical development that the greatest advancement has been made, since pr. Lardner's time. It is ques- tiOnable, however, whether that pro gress has not been closely paralleled in the field of steam engineering.
 Great as has been the advancement in these two important fields of ac- tivity, during the past half century, rash indeed would be the twentieth century Lardner who would indicate the limitations of either in the flu ture
Arizona republican., 1905-07-08

triumph over distance and time, in the 1S-hour schedule between New York and Chicago.
 The first western state to possess a railroad was Michigan, in 1886. Hi nois Mississippi and Indiana followed in 1889, 1841 and 1S42. Railroading in California began in 1856, and in the sixties several of our western states followed. Arizona had no railroads prior to 1879, and Oklahoma gave no pasturage to the iron horse until 1888.
 In the pioneer days of railroading it was sometimes necessary for the con ductor to run forward over the roofs of the cars to shout orders to the en- gineer. Travelling at night was gen erally avoided, though one road adopt ed the eXpedient of running ahead of the locomotive a flat car loaded with sand, on which a bonfire was kept burning as a headlight. On some early lines horses were used to help the trains on up grades, so that the cry of ''get a horse" is of earlier date than is supposed.
 In 1898 Germany had S0O00 miles of railroad; Great Britain, 21 .OOO; France, 25.OOO; Russia, 26,OOO; and Austria Hungary, 21.OOO No other country had a mileage in five figures-except the Uuited States, with the modest figure of 1S6.OOO, nearly 2O,OOO more than all of Europe.-N. Y. Sun.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-08
FACTS IN OUR RAILROAD HIS
 TORY.

The first steam railroad in operation in this country was used by the Della ware and Hudson Canal company in 1929, to carry coal from it's mines to the canal for shipment to New York. The track was Is miles long. The rails of rolled iron F by 2A inches, were spiked, broadside down, to hem lock joists laid on crossties 10 feet apart The engine in it's trial made 10 miles an hour.
 The Baltimore c Ohio was the first American road to organize on an ex- tensive system. Begun in 1928 it had in 1885 a track mileage of 115.
 The first trains between New York and Philadelphia ran on the Camden and AmbOy, which road was begun in 1882 and completed in 1887. and is now part of the Pennsylvania railroad system.
 The Pennsylvania was chartered in 1846. Construction was begun in the following year, and the road was open ed in 1854. Trains to Chicago were first run over this road in 1858. a fact which lends added interest to the
Arizona republican., 1905-07-08
Drumming Out the Drums.

According to news from Paris drums and drumming are henceforth to be tabooed in the French army.
 ~The French army of all armies!' exclaims an astounded world; and if it is a sincere world. if it is in earnest when it deprecates wholesale killing fox principle or for power. it may go further and exultantIy proclaim that the dawning of peace is at hand. It remains only for the other nations to 5run out the drums. to play out the .reginentaI bands. to strip the soldier of his gold braid and his buttOns-in a word. to rob war of it's pageantry- aaa there will be no war.
 Was it Charles Dudley Warner or snrne equally thoughtful observer who declared that war without uniforms was impossible? Whoever he was, was he not right? It is the panOpiy of war that crowns it with halo and makes it attractive. Expose combat fn all it's hideOus nakedness. tear off its epauIets, it's blues and scarIets and yellows. remove its shakes, cuirasses and ffuttering banners. unhOrse the pIumed knights and silence the music . and men will not go forth to slaugh- . ter. They will still fight?' Yes, by awos and threes, as Kipling has put it: not by thousands and tens of thou zands-en masse. The roaring of mus ketry and the shrieking of shells do not make war. but the rat-tat of the drums, the call of the bugle, the cIanking of chains on the gun wagons and then, to the beating and the throbbing. the dogged, inn passive, resistless tramp, tramp of the armed cohorts. These, since the be- ginning of things, have made war and made it on the slightest pretext.
 But to return to the drum. Drums shrink when they are wetted,' com plains the French minister of war. So does courage shrink, lacking the spur of martial strains. They are heavy and cumbersome on a march" So are rifles. Well, banish the drums and there will be no marching. No troops of boys, warriors from freshly cracked shells. their Iath swords trailing. will file by the dooryards; no civilians miId-mannered husbands and fathers apparently sane though bedecked with fringed badges or topped with Japan csc shades, will foresake sidewalks for streets and parade with locked step and flashing eye to grove or train; no platoon, waving farewells, will briskly wheel into line to the command Right forward. fours right" and cheerfulIy press on to victory or death.
 Drum out the drums and with them drum out war. We are tired of war. It costs blood and tears; it breaks hearts; it demands frightfuI sacrifices. War is he'll" and surely there is enough of that on earth without war.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-08

When some fellows tell the truth they have to label it.-Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-08
Sweden-Norway and Austria Hun-
 QaFV


 There is enough similarity in the conditions of Sweden Norway and Austria Hungary to lead toward gen eralizations that are misleading. All the differences that exist between the peoples of Sweden and Norway can not alter the historical fact that they are closely allied in race and Ian- guage. The disturbance in their re- Iations is a family quarrel, though bit ter as such quarrels are likely to be. Yet it is hardly possible that strong and permanent enmity can exist be- tween Norway and Sweden, or between these nations and the other Scandi- navian nation, Denmark.
 With Austria Hungary the case is different. Here is such a difference of race, language, religion and custom, such conflict of national feeling and sentiment. such a strife of various in terests. that it seems impossible to hold such hostile clements within the bonds of a single government.
 True it remains to be seen whether it is possible in the Twentieth century to suppress rebellion by such stern measures as have been the ultimate recourse of strong governments in past years. It is possible that Austria might be able to maintain the union with Hungary by a combination of slaughter in battle and wholesale eX- cautions, though it is not certain that
 
 conflict. The one thing that is certain is that conditions in Hungary are steadily growing worse, and it is diff fcult to see any outcome that does not involve an armed conflict.