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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-08
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Chicago, s sierpnia.


w chwii przelomowej, ktora
przebywa carat, stan finansowy
Rosyi wiele budzi zajecia. Zdaje
sic, re rozwiazanie Dumy jest
zwyciestwem tax zwanej ,izby
gwiazdzistej", t. j. owej kliki dy-
gnitarskiej, ktora stale intrygo-
wala przeciw konstytucyi, a W
tajemnicy, sposobami spiskowy-
mi, pracowala mad powrotem do
dawnych stosunkow. Niedawno
skreciIa ona kark zaprojektowa-
nemu zreformowaniu administra-
cyl cerkiewnej, a potem zdmuch-
neIa Dune. OczywiScie, ma razie
m6wi sic o zwo&aniu dumy no
wei "a siedm miesiecy, lecz sic
przytem mysli, ze o TEN MONA
bedzie na zawsze zapomniec. .
novel dumie mowi sic teraz je-
dynie dlatego, aby ta obietnica
trzymac ma uwiezi wybuch ma
mietnoSci, albo przynajmniej O.
sIabic ich burzaca size. Natural
ME zwolennicy autokracyi sy-
stemu czynowniczego wierza W
swa organizacye, size j szczescie.
Ale oni juz sic tyie razy omylill,
re ich pewnoSc siebie ME warta
lupiny orzecha. Jest to bardzo
prawdopodobne, ze W calej Rosyi
rozpeta sic teraz huragan namie-
tnosci, kt6re ME zaplona cd razu
w calej pelni prsdko ME splona.
Bo jednej strony jest olbrzy-
mia zacietoSc, kt6rej dowody zlo-
zyli rosyjscy rewolucyonisci,
drugiej zas strony wojsko rosyj-
skie, kt6re ma owe namietnoSci
gasic, ME jest ami zupelnie Pewne
ami dzielne, ami dose hczne, ably
mogio W garsci trzymac TAXI
wielki obszar, jaki przedstawia
panstwo rosyjskie. Zatem MONA
przewidywac okres dlugiej anar-
chii, kt6ra bedzie rewolucya,
moze bardzo krwawa, moze tyl-
ko bardzo rujnujaca, ale jak sic
skonczy, tego Mkt ME vie.
w obec chaosu chwili biezacej,
a zagadki, kt6ra przedstawia
przyszloSc, poczeli sic zastana-
wiac europejscy kredytorowie
Rosyi mad zapytaniem, co sic
stanie ich pieniedzmi? w will
Rotszylda pod Paryzem juz sic
mad ia sprawa zastanawiali pred
stawiciele francuskich kapitalow.
Me wiemy, co uradzili: to ich ta-
jemnica; pewnem jest tylko to,
ze odmowii czynowniczej klice
pozyczki wekslowej do wysoko-
sci 75o-ciu milion6w frankow. A
le sama prosba o te pozyczke,
ktorej teraz Rad petersburski
sic wypiera, kazala finansistom
zastanowic sic mad finansowem
polozeniem Rosyi mad bezpie-
czehstwem pozyczonych jej ka-
pitaiow.
Przedstawimy tu ich rozumo-
wanie.
Przed wojna japohska wynosil
pahstwOwy dug Rosyi "a grani-
ca 61z miliard6w rubli, cyl 1913
miliardow koron, 4-procentowa
renta rosyjska staia ,,al pari".
w czasie wojny ten zagraniczny
dug pahstwa rosyjskiego zwie-
kszyl sic 1900 milion6w rubli.
czyli o try miliardy 25O mill
now koron. Po wojnie Rosya Po'
zyczyla "a granica 2A miliarda
frank6w, oprocz tego ma wek
slowe diugi "a dostawe materya-
low wojennych. Ogoiern tedy jej
teraznisiszy zagTanicznx dug
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-08
Wiesc O tenn nadchodzi z Wiednia.
Szkaradne zachowanie sic kapitana zalogi
nieszczesnegO parOwca Sirlo.
sTRAsZNA POW0Dz w TEXAS.
Kapitula Zakonu sw Krzyaa W NOtre Dame, Ind

dek jeJ papleiow ma WszyStSlch
gieldach, ale ME jednakowy; osta-
tnia pozyczka, jake najwyzej O.
procentowana, straciia :yiko 5
procent wartosci, ale Old stano-
wi mala Geese rosyjskieSo dlugu.
Wszystka renta 4 proc'n'owa
spadia re stu ma 73, Jezeii ola IL
proszczenia racllunku przyjqc
ten spadek "a og0lny, nato-
miast powiedziec, re spadek wy
nosi tylko 25 procent (czyli, ze
papiery spadly ME ma 70, lecz ma
75), to bedzie uwzglednione to,
IL ostatnia pozyczka mniej stra-
ella niz poprzednie. A zatem ra-
chunek jest prosty: dug wyno-
szacy rs miliardow koron wart
Jest dis o czesc czwartq mniej.
To zanczy, ze W danej chwili kre-
dytorowie pahstwa rosyjskiego
musza liczyc swa strate ma 6H
miliarda koron. Ale oprocz tego
w takim samym stosunku straci-
Ii oni ma innych, juz niepanstwo-
wych papierach rosyjskich, kto-
re rowniez spadiy 25 procent,
a mianowicie stracili ma AZ mi
liardach koron listow zastawnych
banku wloscianskiego, ma prze-
szlo dwoch miliardach koron O.
blig6w kolei prywatnych, ma Ii
stach hipotecznych bankow miej-
skich, ma akcyach sp6lek przemy-
slowych, ma udzialach w kopal-
mach nafty wegla i t. d. Wszy-
stkie straty wynosza Cd 9 do 10
miliardow koron. Powstaje wiec
kwestya, czy ia strata jest tylko
chwilowa, to znaczy, czy papiery
rosyjskie po jakimS czasie wroc9
do swej wartoSci przedwojennej,
czy tez trzeba przewidywac dal-
sly ich spadek, wiec dalsza
strate?
KapitaliSci sadza, re przy wa
runkach bardzo szczesliwych, II.
przy zupelnym W Rosyi spokoju,
i przy rzadach konstytucyjnych
kurs papierow rosyjskich pocznie
sic podnosic, lecz nina lata, "a
MIN wr6ca one do al pari, ponie-
waz zaufanie publicznosci euro
pejskiej do finansowych i spole-
cznych stosunk6w w caracie mo-
enc sic zachwialo. Co .zas do py-
tania czy papiery rosyjskie bede
jeszcze spadaly, jezeli W caracie
bedzie spokoj, to ma to ME moz-
ma dac zadnej odpowiedzi. Do
niedawna zarz9d finansowy ro-
syjski zasiugiwal ze wszystkich
zarzadow w caracie ma najwiek-
sze zaufanie; byl miedzy mimi
najrzetelniejszy. Ale teraz on
poczal zmySlac. I tax, niedawno
ministeryum finausow og}osilo
tryumfem na wielka pocieche
kredytorow, re W skarbcu posiada
zlota "a 785 mil. rubli, a w ban
kach zagranicznych takze zlota
"a 326 mil. rubli, razem tedy ma
go "a miliard Ill milionow rubli
czyli "a diva miliardy 750 Milo
now koron, = okolicznosc nader
pomySlna! Druga taxa okollcz-
noscia jest fakt rowniez ogloszo-
ny przez ninisteryum finansow,
re W pierwszym kwartale r. b.
wplyneIo podatk6w wiecej niz
preliminowano, 45 milionow rub.
Ale ia ostatnia wiadomosc wzbu-
dziia W Europe podejrzenie. Ia
pytano: Skad ten wiekszy dochod
tiedy wiele fabryk zniszczyly
strajki, kiedy kopalnie nafty mi
szczone, kiedy hajdamactwo po-
palilo folwarki, kiedy Pogromy
stiumily handel, kiedy mnostwo
kapitaliSt6w wywiozlo swe pie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-08

Wczoraj rozpoczela sic tu trzecia
roczna konwencya miedzynarodo
wei Ligi Niewiast Wyborczyii.
Prezyduje pani Carrie Chapman
Gait New Yorku. DwanaScie
KRAKOW jest reprezentowanych; z
Ameryki przybyly: PAM Gait,
panna Hay, yrev," Anna Shaw,
PAM Rachel Forster Avery, panna
Lucy ]. Anthony i PAM Hustled
Harper. Powitano delegatki re
strony duhskich stowarzyszeh
niewiast, a pani Gait odpowie-
dziala. MunicypalnoSc miasta po-
poiudniu urzadzila recepcye ma
Geese delegatek.
Washington, 8 sierpnia. Blu
70 censusowe 'og}osilo biuletyn
tyczacy sic statystycznych wyka.
zow wszystkich miast liczacych
wiecei niz 10000 mieszkahcow.
Jest takich miast ISL. Pomiedzy
niemi zajmuje najwiekszy obszar
miasto New York, mianowicie
2oo,2I8 ARROW; drugiem jest New
Orleans, 5000 akr6w, trzecie..
Chicago, II4932 akrow.
Waterloo, Ia, 8 sierpnia. -
Demokratyczna konwencya sta
nova zostaia tn otwarta wv
,,Chautauqua Coliseum, ktore
obejmuje 5000 siedzen dosyc
bylo zapeInione mimo deszczu.
Po czterech balotach otrzymai
Claude R. Porter nominacye ma
gubernatora stanu Iowa. Platfor-
ma poleca zniesienie tax zwanych
,,trustow" jakotez uregulowania
rat kolejowych tax frachtowych
jak osobowych. Rowniez zobo-
wiqzuje sic platforma popierac
kandydature w. J. Bryana ma
prezydenta Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych w r. 1908.
Fort Worth, Tex, s sierpnia.-
Z Brownwood, Tex, nadeszia
wiadomosG, re wskutek urwania
chmur powstaia w nizinach ma
gle pow6dz re duzo ludzi uto-
nelo. Trudno otrzymac szczegoly
katastrofy, gdyz druty telegram
czne i telefoniczne sa pozrywane.
Sa w drodze pociqgi kolcjowe
wiozqce pomoc. o lie dotychczas
wiadomo, 35 os6b utoneio, se!ki
potraciiy dach mad glowa,.a a szko'
da materyalna wyniesie naia'olej
pol miliona dolarow. Stalo sic
wszystko tax nagle, zc mieszkah-
cy miejscowoSci San Angelo
Ballinger zaledwie zdoiAli zyc.e
ratowaG. Pewna rodzira Cookow
w Ballinger zatoneia Gala. Rzeka
Colorado ma teraz mil szeroko-
Sci. Najmniej 1000 sztuk bydia
zginelo.
Waszyngton, 8 sierpnia. - w
namiocie w Randolph county, w.
Va, stop CORY iysej, znalazi
nedzne schronienie tredowaty
George Rossett. Mieszkahcy po-
bliskiego miasteczka Elkins uni
kaja go jak zwierza drapieznego
i brak mu jest ludzkiej pomocy l
zywnosci. Podczas gdy wladze W
West Virginia zamierzaja skar-
zyc kompanie kolei Baltimore and
Ohio, ktora tego czioWieka przy-
wioz1a, - we Waszyngtonie sta
raja sic sprawdzic, czyli Rossett
ma prawo przebywac W Stanach
Zjednoczonych czy ME nalezy
60 odeslac do Syryi, skad pocho-
dzi. Odwiedza go lekarz mary
narki ti6macz. Me sprawdzono
jeszcze, czyli cierpiai ma trad W
czasie gdy jechai do Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych, czy tez pozniej ~
chorowal.
Notre Dame, Ind, 8 sierpnla.-
Zgromadzili sic tn wszyscy czion'
kowie generalnej kapituiy Zako-
'nu sw. Krzyza ze wszystkch Do
NOW Zgromadzenia ma calym
swiecie. Dzisiaj godzinie ra-
no rozpocznie sic konferencya cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-08
BANKRUCTWO STENSLANDA.

Tumy Oczeuace deszczu przypuszczena bezpf
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

The Progress supported Johns. Little for goyernoreyen beforeitwas generally known that Ievould bea candidate. We supported him be- cause we knew he would make one of the best governors that this or any other state ever had, because we knew that he was a pure, clean, conscientious gentleman of a high moral character; because he was a man of ability; because he can not be used by individuals and twisted
 by them fer their own selfish de- sires because he is Christian aud a gentleman ia the full sense of all that 1t means: because we knew that he could and will purify the Demo cratic party of the state; because we knew he would show special
 favors to none; because We know that when good and honest men are i'll power thatthe people rejoice; because he is good man. Yes, We are proud that we supported him and We hope that those who fought
 him bitterly will join inand teioiee with Us. Yes.we are proud that the Progress was the first paperln Northeast Arkansas to espouse his cause.-Wynne Progress.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

The patent medicine man call ed Tuesday to make a contract for advertising in The Ledger, but we politely informed him that we did not care to punish our readers by having them read every week about pills, liver medicines, etc.-Lopoke Ledger.
 Amen Brother! We hope to see others follow They can't get space in the Independent at any price to tell of their awful tragedies averted' by the use "Dr. Kilremall's Favorite Pres cription" Etc.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

Try and make q live, enter prising place out of your home town, and when working for it's Institutions CT speaking well Of the town and country remember you are accomplishing all the more for yourself. Don't be foolish enough to idle away val uab3e time predicting failures and thereby decrease the value Of your property.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27
< Wish.

Do you wish the world were better?
 let me tell you what to do. Set watch upon your actions, eep them always straight and true; Rld your mind of selfish motives, let your thoughts be clean and high, You can make little Eden Of the sphere you occupy. Do you wish the world were wiser Well, suppose ou make a start, By accommodating wisdom in the scrap book of your healt; Dc not waste enc page on folly; live to learn, and learn toliye; lfyou want to give men knowledge, you must get it ere you give. Do you wish the world were happy Then remember day by day Just to scatter seeds of kindness as you pass along the way; For the pleasure of the many may be of times traced to one, As the hand that plants the acorn shel- ters armies from the sun.
 Ella Wheeler Wilcox
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27
That Mail Order House Catalogue

When that catalogue comes from your mail order house, draw an easy chair to the table where the light will shine full upon the page, and put on your glasses that no bargains may escape your eye.
 What 8 wonderful book it is, to be sure! Wonderful for what it does not contain as well as what 1t does. You will miss some things you would be glad to see.
 Where is their offer to pay cash or exchange goods for wheat, oats, corn, beans, butter, eggs and hay?
 How much do they pay for cattle, sheep and hogs, f. 0. b. at yopr depot:
 How much tax will they pay to support yo9r schools andeducate your children, for improving roads and bridges, the support of the poor of the country, for the expense of running the busi- ness of the township, county and states
 On that page is their offer to contribute money to the church?
 What line of credit will they extend to you when your crops are poor and money gone, when through illness CT misfortune. you are not able to send cash with ordern for your groceries, clothing, farm tools and crock cry: Also stoves and ranges.
 Where is their ofer to contri- bute to your entertainment next year: What did they Go last year.
 h short, viii they do.any thing to provide 8 market for what you have to sell and thereby keep up
 
 the value Of your estate2 VIII they do anything fer social church, school CT government support, or do they take your dollar out of the com
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

munity with no returns except the goods you buy?
 Think this over carefully, then call on your local dealer, where you can see and examine the goods before you buy them, and by comparison of prices and quality you will see that you can do as well or better at home, and you keep the money at home, thereby helping to build up your local town, ,-Re,'lin (Pa) Record.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27
Dividing the White Mans Burdens,


 So the race problem has trans ferred for the nonce from the present peaceful precincts of Brownsville, Tex, to the recherche environments in l.apless Illinois.
 Fashionable suburbs of Chi cago along the north shore have been aroused to Q high pitch by the news that a negro garrison is to be stationed at Fort Sheridan. According to the Chicago papers, in Evanston and Lake Forest, where many Chicago miIlionaires their homes, and even in High land Park and Waukegan. where the population, if not so exclus- i've, is at least of a high class and particular in it's tastes and ass Iociatiens, citizens are outspoken in their dislike of the latest army order. which transfers four negro troops of the Ninth Cav aLfy from Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, to Fort Sheridan. A negro invasion of these quiet and aris- tocrtie outlying towns is feared as a result of the coming of the negro soldiers to the number of between BOO and 400.
 Nor is that all. There is a negro crptain. one of the three in the United States army. with the troops, and it is said that this fact has acted upon the white omcers at F'ert Sheridan like d red 1i8g shaken in the face of 3 bull. AS graduate of West Point, as far as army regulations and etiquette are concerned, the negro captain. Albert Young. cannot be ignored by his brother officers, 1t is claimed, and he has admittance to the officers club, and when entertainments CT social affairs are given by the post he must be invited. Alto getller. the newspaper adyices say, tie situation carries many difficult problems to be solved
 Meanwhile this news is aH surprising. One would have supposed, after reading the New York Evening post and other sheets of that ilk, that such an uprising as that now going on in the fashionable Chicago suburbs could have occurred only in the South. -Arkansas Gazette.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

to the general abundance. Poli- ticians may talk of this, that and the other making good times, but when prosperity comes from good crops they all have to take a back seat. Good crops are the gift of the Creator.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

Do you appreciate the rural free delivery of Mails? If so it will pay you to look after the public roads. because we have reliable information that this important service will be dis continued in al communities where the roads are not kept up to the standard.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

We have received a number of compliments on advocating water works for Carlisle We still think that no better move could be made for the general advance nent of our town and shall con tinUe to encourage this much needed enterprise.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27
W. II. Nichols our ponular and

W. II. Nichols our popular and hastlining merchant has just re- ceiyed a large shipment of gents clrthing of the latest styles and fabrics from Baltimore, That would be credit to any town or city:
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

The United States is the only country in which the son of the poorest mechanic CT laboring man may become it's ruler and where the daughter of a farmer may become the wife of a presi- dent and the mother of senators. It is the only county where ali earthly honors are within the reach of every citizen and where t depends upon the individual himself whether he will be Sen ator or a street-sweeper. a rail road president or a railroad sec ton hand, millionaire or a pau per, a general or policeman, a tanker or bankrupt Wynne Progress.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

Homeseekers visit ogf town almost daily and we are reliably informed that 90 per cent of them buy property before they leave.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

4 community torn by dissen- s.ons, rent asunder by strife and oontention-the people ready always to fly at each others Il roats on account of rivalry and petty iealousies- can never hope to succeed. The universal brotherhood of man constantly deferred and the end Of time will appear before this greatdesidera- tum can be brought about, unless man shall be brought to.the real ization Of this, his dominant, weakness. Let him inquire.
 EEo is my neighb0r2:''
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

This may be called a year of plenty There have been good cops everywhere and the fruit crop comes in bountifully to add
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

If you have anything to eX- hibit at the Fair let any of the officers know it They will glad Y take a list of your exhibits.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

If you want E. F. 3. service to continue keep the roads up.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

A Commercial Club is a big addition to any growing town.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

Meet mein Carlisle at the Fair.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

PUBrisHED EVERY THURSDAY. ERNEST ELLIS, ,. Editor and Proprietor.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27
CARLISLE INDEPENDENT

Entered at the Post Office at Carlisle
 Ark. as second class mail matter.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

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The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
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Die foI9enoan neuen 8eIeai6aften
lieBen no bsim Staatsietret1r intOr=
poriren:
y8raforb Drilling u @rain 60,
@incmac, capital $4,000; Giyetioren
3ames R. BrafOro. Gillian J. Sraf-
fOrO uno 9ercp q. 8rnforo.
g@rie 6eating Co., Chicago. bat
grlaubniB. @ei4dfte i'm Staats, Sn-
Diana gu 6etr,iben. 8Obert i. 8aOiO=
ion, go Qsmfe 8e5duoe, 1T Der Sn-
Diana Rcntdientant.
.@oTon @Oat So. 8iucsnnes;
capital $50, 900; 8irettoren @6arles
0. @anon, 6arrisbur8, 81; 5ames
u. @a6On, Snoianapolis; 3oitpb 6.
@6n,r. So6n 3. Clipbant. Gu8ent
6ad, Grant gutiau unO Urant 6.
Cljp6ant, 8incsnnes.
Die .9nfnpstte Glcctrical Co., &C.
fapette erb66te ibr Nttientaptet bon
$4,000 auf $40. 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30

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-. Str $500. +. 9runt, b6l3.
6lois, 937 0. @aibinaton Sir.
$1500.-ifrnu Sam Sa,bo9, @olu-
bous. 947 so. 80. Str, $1,000.
Rramer, 8%eparaturen, Nen YOrt nabt
Sherman, $685.. g. @Otbreu,
Cottage, 62l @Otta9e Qbe., $780,
SO. g. S%uppenlaB. Nobnbaus. Oai
4Oe., nnbe NuOubOn 6ahrDe9, $l400.
3. 8. Sbnnn, &spnraturen, Wa6a=
auIetts Ibe. uno Ct. Clair Str.
$4,000. -@tarles 6. SOlin9sportb,
WoAnbaus, SUTHERLAND 2loe., nabe
Central, $32O0.-Grnef SoOo. Wobnz
6nus, 81 Sami!ton IOe., $685.
6rant 8. Shoemaker, WObnbuus,
9eeOs aDe., $500. - Senrb Niers.
Mobnbaus. @beifer Npe., nabe WaIb.
in9tOn Ctr. sl600.-0nrrp Rihnro=
ION. 0obnbaus, 5l7 8emple Nbe.
$1,000. 6. Wiler. WObnbaus,
500 Spruce Str, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30

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penrp unO alaro WoB, 1921
6Otuaro Str, Wdoten. -9eor9e unO
Soa 9rice, 1910 QIblano, UldO9en.-
@barles unO Sennie Solomon, 479
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Riaa SrOmer, 222 8. W:erriG str,
Ndo6en.-5o6n uuo 6rau 9eOan.
DiatoniKen e SOipital, Wdoden. =
Samuel uno Belle Jalenoer. 22l5 q.
9enniplbania Str. W1oaen.-Gbas.
unb 6este, 1924 NayIome QOe., 9nabe.
-@liforo uno ReGie Sop, 1919 Sub
lon abe., Rnabe. -6onarb unO @elia
8roaous, 317 8. @Ourt Str, Ndo.
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Garnef u. 8orOOn-Rndel @ban.
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6nttie 6. 9ODce, 10. Stnot6oipital.
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man aOe.-gli3a Sane @beFer, so,
522 Tacoma loa.-@bnrles ). QoOb=
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
SOttlieb 9eutbor0t,
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@de 9toble uno Wfarfet Str.

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meper, go. 2301 Gap GtraBe. gte
@rei9btOn AOe., wurOe Snmiiag Na&t
Ourb Teuer Elm SdaOen bon $3.50 an,
geri3tet. Der uriprung Oes 6euers
1T unbsiannt. Rns Gebdubc 1T @iqen=
t9um oes 0errn $. 3. S6erer. Wan
oermut6st, oaB Die slsttriIae Srabt.
leitung i4ulo an Dem 8ranoe mar.
Die 8orrdt6e i'm ,peiten Stpd nuroen
am meiftsn bei6doist. Der gerluf
III bur4 9srf9srune 9eoedt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
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SnOianapOtis Wanufacturers &gar=
penters' Union an Die g.. e., 6. &
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gate S~ubOibifon. BlOd 81. Is bel -
SUB, Oacant. Ofieite Der Sem Seriep
Sty., n6toli6 bon 2Ouifana StrnBe.
$500.