davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
TAFT ON VENEZUELA LID"
Further Action Delayed Until the
Presidents Return.

Washington, April 14.-Secretary of
War Taft, acting as secretary of state
announced yesterday that nothing
more would be done in the Venezue-
Ian matter until the president returns.
unless there should be some uneQpect-
ed development at the Venezuelan end
LAS far as l am concerned" the
secretary said laughingly. Il am sit
ting on the lid and the incident is
closed"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
PAUL JONES' BODY
Is FOUND AT LAST

Paris, April 1.-THE remarkable
search which Ambassador Porter con
Quoted for the body Of Paul Jones has
been crowned with success BY the dis
covery of the body and its Identified
ton today by the highest French med
icaI experts as unquestionably that Of
the famous admiral.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
Mother Cuts ChiIdren's Threats.

Itasca, Wis, April 14.-In a moment
of apparent mental arrangement, caus-
ed by the loss of sleep, Mrs. Oscar
LOmoe slashed the throats of her one
week old infant girl and 6 year old
boy with a razor after which she in
fiicted a long cash on her own throat
The mother died but the children mag
live. The husband and father is the
Omaha railroad cashier and dock
agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
INDICTMENT FOR
CONSPIRACY OUT
New Accusation Against Nan Pat
terson Fails to Be Sus-
tanned.

New York. April 1.-THE indict-
ment for conspiracy against Nan Pat
terson which charged her with con-
niving with ]. Morgan Smith and Mrs.
Smith wronSully TO obtain money
from Caesar Young, was today dis
missed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
Porter Finds 5000 Brooch.

Bloomington. Ill, April 14.-Edward
Mccall, a negro porter on the Chica
go & Alton, has received a check for
S25 from Mrs. Judge William NJ
Springer Of Springfield as a reward
for his honesty in finding a $4,000 dia
mond brooch and turning il into the
company. She recovered it promptly
undamaged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
FREE LUNCH ARGUMENT THIS
Wisconsin Man Chokes on Piece of
Ham in Saloon.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, April 14.-William
Conway, aged 65 years. who recently
returned from the west. where he
made fortune, walked into a saloon
last night and began to eat free lunch
He tried some raw ham and choked
when a piece lodged in his throat. He
died before doctors arrived.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
NEW WORKERS FLEE FIRE
SeVen-Story Sweatshop Building De-
stroyed-FiVe Hurt.

New York, April 14.-Five persons
were badly hurt, 80 others narrowly
escaped death or injury, and hundreds
were driven from adjoining tenements
in a fire. early today which entirely
destroyed the seven-story sweatshop
building at 127-131 Hester street. and
damaged several others nearby build
ings. The damage is estimated at
800. 600.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
KING AND POPE INVITE
J. P. MORGAN TO ROME
They Desire to Thank Him Personally
For Return of the Stolen
Cope to Vatican.

Rome. April 14.-It is said here on
good authority that J. P. Morgan is TO
come 20 Rome on the request of the
king and the pope, who desire to thank
him in person for the return of the
cope stolen from the Ascoli cathedral
For his action IN this matter Mr.. Nor
gan was given the grand Gordon of
the Order of IS. Maurice and Lazarus,
founded in 1884 by Amadeus VIII, of
Savoy, which entities him TO be called
Cousin of the King" and gives him
many privileges in the Italian capital.
Only so men can wear this decOra-
tion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14

no more obtain suffrages in a demo
cratic convention. No more compro-
misses, no more concessions must give
place to another"
Mayor Dunno Makes Address.
Mayor Dunno spoke on Municipal
Ownership" After a lengthy discus
sion of this subject, Mayor Dunno end
ed his remarks by appealing to the
democratic party to incorporate a mu-
nicipal ownership plank in the plat
form to be adopted at the next national
convention of the party.
other Speakers.
Thomas L. Johnson. of Cleveland,
was the nextSspeaker. Johnson also
spoke on municipal ownership. He
discussed the possibilities of municipal
ownership from a traction experts
views. Among other speakers were
J. Hamilton Lewis and Clarence s.
Darrow. Lewis spoke on a constitu-
tion to fit the Institutions"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
Kisses Family; Leaps to Death.

Chicago. April 14-Frank Clark
aged 80, killed his wife and two chill
dren goodbye and then leaped to death
today from the fourth floor of an apart
ment house. Dependency over losing
his position is supposed the cause OF
the act.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
MOUNT SHASTA MAY
RESUME ACTIVITY
Ground Near Crater Sinks and Mud Is
Thrown Out-Railroad Fill
Affected.

San Francisco. Cal, April 14.-Mt.
Shasta threatens TO become active.
Around Ced Sissons, a town in the vi
cinity Of the mountain. the ground has
opened at several points and mud was
elected The railroad fill across Big
Canon has sunk 40 feet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
RAILROAD WINNER
Lower House of Legislature w
Not lnVes tigate illinois
Central.
POWER LIES IN GOVERNOR
Lawmakers Propose to Raise Their
Own Salaries Other
Business.

Springfield, H., April 14.-By a vote
of 81 to 21 the house this morning kill
ed the Nanny resolution providing for
an investigation of the Illinois Central
railway. The vote came on sustaining
the speakers ruling that the resolu.
ton was out of order on the ground
that the constitution placed the power
in the hands of the governor. The re
publicans voted almost solidly to sus-
tain the speaker while the democratic
vote was split.
Gas Bill Up.
Springfield. ILL.,, Apail 1.-THE Nc
Goorty-Church gas and electric light
bills were called up on second reading
in the house yesterday and a couple of
amendments were made in their titles.
They were made special order on
third reading for Wednesday. when it
is practically certain they will pass.
The measure making pipe lines COM
mon carriers, establishing rates. and
placing them under the jurisdiction OF
the railroad and warehouse commits
sion was advanced to third reading and
made a special order for Wednesday.
With Charles Allen yelling stop.
thief" the house ordered read for the
first time S. e. Erickson's bill advanc-
ing salaries of members of the legis-
lature from 81 900 to $4,000.
New state Building.
Senator Gardner, chairman of the
appropriations committee of the sen
ate, introduced a bill appropriating
$500, 900 for the construction of a SUI
preme court building in Springfield.
The bill provides that $150.0OO of this
amount shall be available on the com
mencement of the fiscal year, and the
governor. secretary of state. attorney
general, auditor and two members of
the supreme court are named a com
mission to select the plans and site for
the buil1ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
CARRIE NATION SENTENCED
Fine and Jail Term Held Over Her
to Insure Good Behavior.

Wichita. Kans., April 14.-Carrie Ma
tiOn. Myra McHenry. and Lucy VIII
hort today were found guilty of break
ing windows of a wholesale liquor
house last September. They were
fined and sentenced to one TO four
msnths in jail, but sentence was sus-
pended pending good behavior.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
IOWA DOCTOR FOUND
GUILTY OF MURDER

Osceola, Iowa. April 14.-Dr. Crof
ford. of Lamont sanitarium was today
found guilty of the murder of MaudC
stone who died in Crofford's hospital
after a criminal operation four years
ago. This was his second trial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
DEMOCRATIC ORATORS HONOR FOUNDER OF THE PARTY
Bryan Other Western Men Chicago BanquPaer

Chicago, April 14.-Subjects of ma
party were discussed by foremost ora
tors of the party at the Jefferson club
banquet. at the Sherman House last
night in commemoration of the birth
day of Thomas jefferson. The dinner,
however, in a measure resolved itself
into a joliification over Mayor Dunno,
who is director of the club and was
among the speakers who responded
to the toasts. All speakers referred to
municipal ownership and to Dunne's
recent election on that platform.
Bryan and williams Heard.
William J. Bryan and George Fred
Williams, Mass, were the principal
speakers. Bryan chose for his sub
ject. Thomas jefferson" and his re-
marks were greeted with applause.
Bryan took advantage of the occasion
to congratulate Mayor Dunno on his
recent election as chief executive Of
Chicago.
He responded to the toast, Thomas
Jefferson" He said in part:
We are told that when Moses, the
first great law giver, had attained his
majority. he looked upon the burdens
of his Countrymen and sympathized
with them. Although he had been
| adopted by a princess and was heir
| TO a throne his heart led him from
the palace and the society of princes
TO cOmpanionship with his oppressed
| brethren. When a leader was needed
| 10 break the bondage of the Israelite
and guide him in the formation of a
nation. this sympathy fitted him for
/ his work And no one. it may be add
| ed. does a great work whose heart
does not beat in sympathy with the
masses, ever struggling, ever in need
of help.
Case Of Jefferson.
| Thomas jefferson. although not
reared in the environment of royalty
was born and educated among the peo
pie who least sympathized with tbs
rights and interests of the common
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
PRESIDENTIAL
YACHT, SYLPH,
HAS EXPLOSION

Norfolk, Va, April 1.-THE steam
ship FL Cid passed the Virginia capes
today towing the presidents yacht
Sylph, aboard which an explosion is
reported to have occurred and two
men are said to have been scalded.
The Sylph was on the way to Washing
ton from Florida waters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
GEN. JACOB S. COXEY
DECLARED BANKRUPT

Columbus, o.. April 14.-Gen. Jacob
5, Coxel, of Commonweal fame. was
declared a bankrupt in the United
States court today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
Eighteen Wolves Killed.
Rope Jumper May Die.

Philadelphia, Pa. April llama
Bernstein, 10 years old, who jumped
the rope 100 successive times. has lost
her speech. has become deliriOus, and
probably will die.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
IL RaIIyIng Point.
FARMERS CONGRESS
MEETS SEPT. 1922

Chicago, April 1.-THE next annual
session OF the farmers national con
gress win be held in Richmond, Va.
Sept. I2 to %.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
Raleiah Sails From eorneo.

Labuan, BOrneo. April 1.-the Uni
ted States cruiser Raleigh sailed
northward today. The sstination is
unknown.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
SEVEN HUNDRED AT
NEW YORK BANQUET
HEAR A. B. PARKER

New York. April 14.-Seven hundred
democrats attended the Jefferson day
banquet of the Democratic club of
New York at the Waldorf Astoria last
night. There were many there Of Ra-
tional reputation, and chief among
these was former Judge Alton B. Par
kers 'emocratic nominee for president
last November. In addition TO Parker
the speakers were Senator Newlands.
OF Nevada; Mayor Mcclellan of New
York; Congressman Henry T. Rainey,
OF Illinois, and J. J. Wiilett, OF Ala
bama.
Parker Heard First.
Parker was the first speaker and was
enthusiastically received. His speech
was on the future of the democratic
party and was replete with suggestions
CONTINUED on Page Three-)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
Tenr In RnIIrond.

a dispatch from Kars says the en-
ployes of the TransCaucasian railroad
are on strike and that 100 miles of
track has been damaged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14

ton of bringing Maxim Gorky to the
trial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
THE WEATHE r

~ Generally fair tonight and SAT-
urdayj colder tonight, with freezIns.
temperature. Temperature at n m,
b; at $3.50 p. M, A.
}. VI. SHERIER, Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
Parker Heard First.

CONTINUED on Page Three)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14

Toxic. April 1.-THE naval depart.
ment pronOunces the report of naval
engagement recently off Saigon to be
unfOunded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
Case Of Jefferson.

Thomas jefferson. although not
reared in the environment of royalty,
was born and educated among the peo-
pie who least sympathized with the
rights and interests of the common
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
StoesseI Condemneds

Cracow. April 14.-AccOrding tC
newspapers here the committee ap
pointed to inquire into the surrender
of Port Arthur has condemned Gen
Stoessel to be shot. The sentence. OF
course. is a formality, it not being in
tended To execute il.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
Togo Not Yet sighted.
AskoId May Escape.

a dispatch to the Morning Pos
from Shanghai says it is feared ther,
that the Russian cruiser Askold an'
the torpedo boat destroyer Grosovo
which took refuge there last August
are preparing to slip out secretly AM
Join the Russian fleet. 1t is state
that they have been Coaled. Japal
has warned China, who, however
would be powerless to prevent the es
cape of the vessels.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-14
Wonnded I'D snIgon.

Manila, April 14.-Rear Admira
Train in command of the American
feet in Asiatic waters, received a tele
gram this afternoon from Saigon, re
porting the arrival there of the Rus
sian hospital ship Orel the morning
of the 18th with many wounded on
board
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-08
Streif
@ehielnbe Aniihten.

@%bicasO, z. Stunt. Die Nus
fi9tsn ftir cine Bsilegung bes Streites
Der 5ubrleute finb heute better. sc
foa bon benz 0erbanbs Der 5ubrleute
elm neuss 2omite srnannt tusrbsn, UNI
NIT benz gerbanbe Der Mrbeitgeber ail
unterbanbeln.
SIM 5auHiquartier Der Streiter
beibt es bagegen, baB 1eue 2omite
tonne ben Streit aud ni4t beilese1,
menn nidt ieoe 6oroerung bewiaiat
tperoe.
6Iu bbamper geunten,
2ouisbiIle, SIP z. Stunt.
Der S9leppoampfer 80. %. O'Neil
ffieB, na4bem er cine @eiie bon 1900
Msilsn obne unfua aurtd Islegt bate,
bier i'm 3nnal auf elm SinoerniB uni
iant. Man 9laubt, bab 'er seboben
perben Tam. Der Sampfer bat einsn
Wertb bon $100, 900 unb esh6rt be,
MonOngabsla @oniOlioateo Zeal &
Cote 60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-08
Yolistf 8et5otet
SIN Sample nit Ginbre&ern.

columbus, g., z. SUM-. -
poliaif Daniel 6. Dabis purbe beute
Mbenb bon ein.m ginbrs&er eri&oKsn.
Ser 2ohlenbdnoler Chapman iF
sesenwdrtis tn europa, feline WOb.
nung if sef9loRen, aber Der Mlarm.
apparat arbeitet. 9ur9 biefen tpurbe
bic poli3eitatiOn bena3ri9tist, baB
gtmas ni9t in Oronung lei. Gin
Waser NIT poliaiften rate mad Der
Wobnuna. Das 6aus murbe umRent
uub Is it f%efgeffslt, baB 2 2eute tn
baReIbe einsebrungen uaren.
giner berfelben tpurbe ergrifen, Der
anbere pe9felte nit polisif Sabis
S4hHe uub t0btete benielben bur9
einen S4uB in bic BruR.
Die peribnli&feit bss Gefobenen III
np9 ni&t fefsefeat, bod utrb 6ies
tuobl Qslingsr, ba fein 2umpat In
6dnben Der poli3ei TT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-08
006w0spteS 0IeSyA.

Suaar Gureb S@txteH - grfs nnaIttdt .
1870 Yfastb 18: il Rfnxs 13s; le-N
Pfunb l3t; Swette nasIttdt : so-ls Rfub
122s ; 10 Rhsnb l8s : Ia Bfnsb l2ie ; 10
Rtanb 13e.
9aIifurnii@e e4taiex-s BID 8 RfuaS s3e;
8 Bis IL 9furb &c.
o@uItern-0ael. Gureb. 10 ID 70 Bfukh
ts Dur&f9ntH. sie; 1s Blush Dur4f&nttt.
Sc, 10 BIS IL 4fnts 93e.
Sr1tRad,e ped-Rlere gxsItb Gsreb lie
oerDdbIter euaar Curb l7e, 81 Bfuab ia
Dur&i&ntt 15}e; 8 bts 9 Bfush ta Tur9s
{@ntt 13e; 10 BIB IL Rfwsb tm Dsr9i&ntt
l2s; 6pfanb tn Dur&f9xtH, i9uaal, l0at.
8 8fanb I'M Dur&f&ntt. f&uaaI. 1a3e.
eped, gnsI. -gemdbIte. 8 bB 10 Barsh
tm Dur&i@nta. 1s3e; IL b II FfssS ta
Dur9i@ntt, lie.
epe6-RIare Setten, 90 b1 20 Rfunb Ia,
1tr&f&ntt, loo; Mart estex, 30 Mb 30
Rfunb, lee: Rlare Bertes, - bS 90 Rfuah.
Si:; Is Bis ~ 3d., sfe; Il t5 IS Plumb,
loe; alare Stadea, IS 81 90 Pfub. &c;
Ridsa IL ts is 4fssb 9ss; Mms v6a6ea Z
BIZ Q pfunb. IKE
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-08
8afe=8aQ.

0 n.
SoIebo, 6. Stunt.
Solebo. 010310000- 5
indianapolis. A. 8
Batterien = O'grisn unb Glart;
@romlsp, 5iibsr, @ooowin uno Duff.
2~ouisbiQe, 6. SUM-.
2ouisbiGe. -. 4011OO000- 6
Columbus. -. .003001000 o.
Batterisn - Ste9sr uno Sbam;
Walartep, Bell uno Rpar.
Wiluautss, 6. Stunt.
Miluautse. -. 0O0000O11-
ct. paul. ....2 0O020000-4
Batterien - Batemar unb 8ebills;
@arnsp unb SuQiban.
2anias @itp. 6. Stunt.
Ranias gitp. 20 00O00010- l
WinneapoIis. &C 10O00340- 8
Batteriem-@ Sells unb Butler; Sto-
ball unb e9mibt.
WattpnaI.2tg q.
81. 2outs, 6. Stunt.
81. 2ouis. ....0 OOO01030-
philadelphia. 81 01000030-
Batterien - Qelum, MeGarlanb,
3earfob unb Warner; pettinger unb
Dppin.
Cincinnati, l. Snni.
Cincinnati 100 OO30200*-5
Brootlpn. - o. A
Batterisn = Sabn, 9arper uno
pbelpbs; WeSntpre unb Berger.
pittsburs, 6. Stunt.
pittsburg. -. 010000020- 8
Rem Dort. -. 000100031- 5
gatterisn-Glabertp unb peib; Nat-
tbetpion unb Bresnaban.
@6ieaso, 6. sunni.
@hicaoo. 80
8oRon. o. 2
Batterien - Neulba9 unb O'Neia;
Ooung unb Street.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-08
0etxetDe.

&ebs1 - go. 2 setber 81. 03 aus Ue.e.s
fen. $1.00 pon Ra5Ien; 80. 8 ro.te So,
Suit SIC; Nasenuetvex $1.t3
8orn (neaes) - go. l uetb 58e: 30.
meis 53e; SO. 8 uetb 63:: 80. 4 peif,
sic; Ro. 2 wetb semi4t Sole 30. 9
mstb seuii9t 3d.; SO. 1 pds serif@t
b1e; go. 2 seIb t3fc; 70. 8 seH t3kI
go. 4 seb Sic; SO. 3 oeurf9t 63I:;
30. 8 aemii9t 533e; 80. 4 semsf4t 81 /;
3oIbea 50}e.
eafer- 30. Q wetber 3a}e; 70. 8 ustty
81ie; No. 2 0eu1i9ter Bic; 70. 8 fsxaj4tsy
Bic.
8eu SO. 1 atlnotts $40 90; 70.
3, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-08

0epodeItes S@uetxeheH4 - 1so&exIoiss
6anep Big $500: RIares Beaa sls 80; Sons
!g $1,000; ebost sIsr sl4.6O; Nunvt
Celebrities Rtxbfetf4 - 6@txien, req.
ests. 13te; xubenissta loe; Sxaexi. l6{;
&n6@eI 16c.
e@mab tn zserees Il. Dual. sts;
nnaIstdt 9le: 8. nuaItdt exc.
Aarffe 0erdu@erts Hrutura ek,
Srenthlrtsr 73e; Bologna Ia Darmex &, tn
Ta@ SIC.
Rt6Ies-2400 TN Sat 80; 100 tn Sos
ss; 1900 TIM SsIbfab $500; 200 tu Sus
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-08

6rN@es EtnbfeH&- BefIt@e S&asrs - u
TIC; beige Stiere 9--93e: btstss Nttha
$40 BIB 800 Rfunh Sc; btefse Rabs zoe
BITS $50 4fuab 6}t 3Rbe $50 BID GO Pfunb
7e; stier EorberuterteI 7e, eaer 3hstess
piertsI lee, sinb otxterpsestd lie, Hnb
g~orberpterteI &c. Ruiz Eorterptertss b2e, MI
0interrierteI 9}e.
Urif3es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9e, 3htsr'
uterteI l2e, BorberuterteI T.
Srtf@es S@aiieii9 - 2daruser PEI Ffrno
lie ; 6@afs 9}e; e@exieI l8e; 4adS arh
lac.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-08
0rpeUteS.
&QfeeBretfe:

SnbtanaYsIiS 2aHeeBrette:
0eu6bnI. BIB gutter 10-12e; prtssa BID a,
pdblter A-l6e ; Ssnep s2Sr6os, sober
DeIou ID tts 22e, Sapa 2s-s2e.
Sn 8adetsn:
9stoia $l9.26. Zion $13.25, Serjet g13, %:
Caracas $13. 26. Etnmort4B s1a. 30, Drtd
Sara 8Iens Sl4.O Co., aiIBsa& slS.S ossa
Dtenbeb Saua $I2.60.
8a6er-D omtnoeB $3.50; eHi6au6es 7,l7
SuApertfrter 6.a7e; xsxx YuIpertRrtz Sass,
fetter sranultrter 8.17e; Cubes 8.B2e: gnst
f~setioners' a6.l2e; Hibsewoob Z 6.s7e; 4kB.
MTG 4 Ste; empire 10 nc; SbsaI ssss
goIben 6 b.67e: BtnSfor Getra 6 B.s2s
~ibgerpooS 6 b.62e; peIbsr 9 6.l7e; Ii .
ber 6.12.
epruY-etanbarb Corn 28s BIB 2Ss, a.
wdbIter &c BIB 82e; eorsbun sse BIS sss;
&eu Orleans @oIaHes Ice bis zee; seRasls
ter 80e bis $50.
saihe-BraaiI nsu &c Bic 1oe; Subjects lss
EmbeIn IA; uei&i&aIise @axbeIx Lie;
Serbian. RambeIn l6e; 4eamats * BIZ SIC,
serofete 7c Biz Sc; Gnsai9e BaIxtfHe
Ganbp-7e; etamsea senafGt 7e; 0rcs
esr senii@t &c; Banner SuiF 81; greazs
8onbons 10e; Ns. 2 Gream seurf&t g.
@etrodnete 5ri&te-AspfeI. on Der eoxxs
setrodnst. &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e Biz TVS;
Sttron 10e BIB l4e; RoFnea. 3 Gropx, pa
Rfanb. &c. 8 Srorutt 7}e. ( gropx 7}s Iaas
r~1enfreie tbis &c, California NhiseateI 7ks;
euItana nc, tutportirte SuItana lie BIZ Ile
California Apritoien 6e bs Lee.
effs-Rab go o.. Tef). Sat. s-lIe %
Cagone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-08

4snaotbHN 80. 00-ll.0o.
Rice Bertaafspreiie: 30. 0o-S10.0G
Dei6torn - 8ertaufspreiis: is rad Ca
OuaIttdt, % tis &c..
Safr-sei&dt A-46e; IN ben Kesrea
&.00-$10.00 PEI Tsnne. Neuer $3.50.
etrob-grete, ie mad BEN gsab. ID Dali
len, 80 .00-$6.O0
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-08
@boate 3urhdgetebrt.

@boate surtd9efebrt.
Rem Ourt, z. SUM-. Wit ben,
Sampfer garonia it Der ebsm aIiss
gotf6aftsr fur @rObbritanisn, Sos.
8. @6oate nit Grau unb 9o9ter an.
gsmmsn.
Weife 3uriGbaItung tn
Der W aroffD- Srage.
Wabinston n. z. SUM-. Sic
Marotto.Grase ift infplse Der bonn
Sultan srIaHsnen aluforbsruns. bob
cine internationale 3onferen3 our Aus'
slet9ung Der nsrf9isbenen SntereKen
abgebaIten psrben m6se, iuieoer in ben
8oroersrunb setreten, unb Der frans
a6Ff4e goti9after Suheranb befpra6
Die arselesenbeit nit benz prdFbsnten
TN WeiBsu 6auie, tpie aud f9on Der
beuti9e 8otidaftsr, Grei6err b. Stern.
burg. nit benz p~rdfosnten baribsr con.
ferirt bate.
Die biefise @ssierung if brett, an
elmer iol9en internationalsn Gonferen3
tbeil au nebmen, falls bieielbs su
Stanbs tommen foIts, aber r1ebr ober
psniser in paifibsr Weife. Wan wirb
SntsreRe at, ben 8erbanolungen nsbs
men uno BEN banbelspolitif9en 8or=
|i4ldgen. tuel9e gsnta9t tuerben. lau-
f9en; auf Gragerl, bic In ben gersi9
internationaler politit sn%tfaIsn, ss-
oentt man f9 inbeb ni9t ein3uIafen.
ME bsute I'm Staatsoepartement eonfta=
tirt tuurbe, 3. 3. III barauf binsemisien
uoeoen, bab gegea Jrantrei9 geltenb
sema9t tf. es babe gebietsperi&'ebun-
gen In Warotto bor9enommen, dbnli9
wie 9robbritannien ieiner 3eit bon
Tritif9-g upata aus bic @rsn3s auf
bas @sbiet Wsns3uelas boridob; Der
Sistuiton berartissr Gragen tuiroen
bic Ser. Staten fsrn5leiben, fans Siss
ielben aufs 3apet tommen folten.
6treif.
@bteago, z. SUM-. Ser Der.
banb Der Jubrleuts nahm bic ginla=
buns 3u elmer neusrr 2onferena in Mb=
tpeIsnbeit bss prdfibsnten Sbea an.
Der Mntpalt Der Nrbeitseber 2sbp
Wapsr tpuroe benadri9tigt, haB Elm
2omite nit 8oIma9t ben Streit 3u
rsgeln bereit fri. elm 3ou,ite bes ger=
banbes Der Mrbeitgebsr, oas dbnli9e
WoIma9tsn babe, su trefen.
Sim Nasemeinen tn bic 9oHnuns auf
cine baIbiss Beilssung bss Strsitss
ni9t iebr srob. Man betra&tst bic
rsueften gnimidlunsen MIR als cine
pbai. in benz lansuisrisen 2ampfe.
@bicaso, z. Stunt. Wa4 elmer
5.tanbisen 3onferen3 auii&en benz
Bsrbanb Der M~rbeitaeber uno benz
2omits oas gefern abeno ben benz
grscutip.2 omite Der GubrIeute Ct.
nannt tpurbe, fino uieber einmal ole
Beaiebunesn ftr abgebre9en ertldrt
uorbsn unb borldufig fino ale aus.
f9ts1 auf Yeilsguns bes streises &C..
i&muaben.
9as 9omite Der 6ubrleute Iests
mebrere Sorbsrungen bor. tpel&e Der
Yerbanb Der Nrbsitgeber ~tiberbaupi
ni9t In grudgung sieben polte. Die
Nrbsiter berlansten. bob aae 6ilfs.
poli3ifen unb Sberifs 3uriid9eaoeen
tperben iolten, bisrauf MOLTEN f9 bic
Nrbeitqeber aus Ieiatbsgreifi9sn
@rfnben ni9t sillaRen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-08
9 eurtbetIuna elmer

Beur betIune elmer
MfI9siege. Dus fi9erfte Mittel.
iid bon Der Site elmer Mildaiege au
iiberSeusen, ift Die Meltprobe ober elm
fpdbreno Der Meltperio0e gerau ses
fiibrtes Mslfresifter. Sn BEN meiften
6Guen febIt jeoo9 Elm fol6es Hegiiter,
nno man mnb fi9 besbalb an Die Gu<
beren MerfmaIs balten. gu oiefen ses
bort bouptiG9li9 elm erobes Gutter.
ooer pieImebr Elm Gutter nit gut ents
pidelter Oriifenmafe, elm iogenann=
tes Mil9euter. benn Elm srcbss Gutter
lift bGufig MIR elm Setteuter.