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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-01
OUR INTENTIONS AS A NEWS
PAPER

The Teller will print the news. These
few words express practically the only
announcement the management has TO
make to the public in presenting it's
first issue to the people of Lewiston.
When we say we will print the news,
that part Of 1t that in our judgment
should be made public, or that we will
print such news as from time to time
may serve some purpose we are try
ing to carry out. We work upon the
belief that a newspaper has but one
purpose, and that is to give to the
public the facts. We believe the pub
lie is entitled to know everything of
interest our news atherers can obtain.
In entering the field the Teller has
absolutely no utilization with any per-
son or persons, organization or or
CARNATIONS, and will serve no other in
terests than those of the public.
The facilities of the Teller for OBJ
tanning the news will be the best money
can secure. 1t is a>Wember of the
world renowned Associated Press, than
which the world knows no better news
service. The readers of the Teller can
always feel assured that no item of for
eign news viii be absent from our coll
umns. In the local news field the Tel
Ter Will have representatives who are
experienced in their work and who will
rtI 40 f.n ,f .Hf
public interest, and not be content with
appearances as presented from a
casual view. In the territory immedi-
ately tributary to Lewiston a system
Of correspondence will be established
with representatives in every town.
I'M In it's political complexion the Tel
Ter will be republican always. 1t be-
lieves that the principles of govern
ment which have made our country the
lsworld's greatest and most prosperous
tnation are good enough to adhere to
and base our future growth upon.
NJ We have attempted to make the first
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and live material. Starting in a small
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grow with It," We will be found eve
ready to take any steps in the ad
vancement of the community of While
we have become part. and we wi
also be found striving to keep pac
with the thrifty and enterprising CON
munity we believe it to be-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-01

Warren Colby returned this morn
ing from visit to his ranch five
miles above Orofino. The snow in
that section is a foot deep and fur
Their upon the hill two feet deep.
There are plenty of signs of deer and
hunters in that section are meeting
with good success.
Misses Alice Crozier Emma KIM
brough and Sylvia Miller. teachers in
the schools of Culdesac and Sweet
water, left ton the afternoon train
to take up the work at their schools
tomorrow. They have been spending
the vacation at their homes in the
city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-01

Tom and Jerry held open house to-
day, and received many callers from
among their old-time friends. Each
received a warm welcome.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-01

Write it 1906-year of opportunity,
and get busy.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-01
POLICE COURT
BALANCE $500
Judge Coburn's Annual Report Shows
Department Self. SUSTAINING

The police court for the city Of Lew
iston has been self sustaining for the
past year. This will be the showing
made by the report of Police Judge Co.
burn for the year just ended. There
has been enough paid in in fines to paw
the police judge. all members of the
regular police force and something like
500 ADDITIONAL To pay for the special
police work
The Teller was permitted to review
the advance sheets of Judge Cohurn,s
annual report today. It shows that for
the six months ending June 20 there
were 262 arrests made and the fines
collected amounted To Sl906.75, and for
the six months ending December 81 the
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-01

number of arrests We're 462 and the
total amount of fines for the last half
of the year amounted to $30Sf90, a gain
Of $11S0.15 for the last half of the year.
The work Of the department is on the
increase and the showing one Of the
best of any city in the northwest.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-01
THINK 1T OVER

. . . = . . . . . . . . . .
Write it 19O6--year of opportunity,
and get busy.
Here's hoping that the ghost Of no
departed yesterday Will rise up at your
feast today and cloud your hope for
tomorrow.
Remember that all resolutions not
used today will have to be put on the
bargain counter tomorrow.
The driver of the water wagon re-
ports a busy day.
day.
You have about as much use for
yesterdays news today as you will
have for last years almanac in this
years business.
1t is better to make resolutions and
break them than never to resolute at
all. A resolution is conception of an
IDEAL and a man who is really aiming
rection.
Wealth is too often like the cloak of
charity, it is used to cover a multitude
of sins.
The new year is full of promise, and
the promise is full OF many happy new
years.
If Wellman succeeds in locating the
North pole, some enterprising capitalist
will build an air line and annex the
territory as a summer resort.
Some careful student of restaurant
bills of fare has discovered that
"souffle" is another name for hash,
and after Christmas 1t carries with it
the "reminiscences of the turkey
of office, it is safe to say that Hearst
was doing little swearing on the side.
the effects of which may appear in a
subsequent chapter of New Yorks po-
litical history
Many husbands would really do bet
ter this year If their wives would only
encourage them in it, and vice versa.
Think it over
Tom and Jerry held open house to-
day, and received many callers from
among their old-time friends. Each
received warm welcome.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-01

Many husbands would really do bet
ter this year If their wives would only
encourage them in it, and vice versa.
Think it over.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-23
ANOTHER TICKET.
An Adjourned Meeting Places
Another Ticket In The Field
To BE Voted Upon.

Tuesday evening meeting was
to have been held at the Office of o.
Il. Learned for the purpose of nom.
mating a city ticket. More than
a half hundred wended their way
thithcr, but when the numbers
were considered il was given on,
that the thing was off, aud the
crowd left. Several, however. de.
cided to place ticket IN the field
and met again-this time at the
home Of J. p. Wrinkle.
There Is some fault found because
the matter was conducted in a
secret manner--and some asscr,
that II was not fair to all who dc
sired another ticket However tina,
may be II is conceded that surrep-
titious ticket has the same right
that one created at q mass conven-
ton has.
The ticket as filed shows the
following-named for the various
officers:
MAYOR
c. A. Cook
couNcu.MEN FIRST WARD
q. Il. Learned ]. II. Black
couNcILMRS sRcoND WARD
l.. Badger II. c. Thurston
couNcIi.MRN AT LARGE
ii. w. Brice T., ID. Hurbert
X. &. Clark
RECORDER
w. l.. Churchill
TREASURER
G. W. Potter
II Is now up to the voters of the
city. With them lies the decision
as to whom will be the popular
choice for the several offices. There
is no need OF slander; the truth
should suffice; and the majority
should by all means rule.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-23
ALL L. STREET ri E WORK. :
Street Work Occupied The Entire
Evening Of The City Council
On Wednesday.

An adjourned meeting of the
council Wednesday evening, at
which Mayor King presided and all
members except Councilman
Thompson and Edwards were
present, resulted in considerable
street work being done.
The estimates of Engineer Good
rich for the improvement of Charles
ton street from the north line of
Jersey street to the north line of
Hudson street, were accepted, and
a resolution was adopted to that
end.
The new estimates for the im-
provement of Pittsburg, Salem and
Crawford streets were adopted, and
resolutions adopted for such inn
provements.
The o. X. & N. railway filed its
acceptance of the ordinance giving
the road the desired right to relay
its sidetrack.
A contract was presented from
the water company for five year
service of the three new fire
hydrants on Bradford street. The
present charter of the city forbids
any contracts for a longer period
than two years--and the water
committee was instructed so to in
form the water company.
I. N. Tomlinson applied for a
ten-day extension in the time limit
for the completion of the improve
ments Of John street. A delay had
been caused by bad weather. The
extension was granted.
Steps were taken towards the
appointment of an extra police TO
act as nightwatch - and John
Verdigan was appointed as such
ofiicer-conditional upon his salary
being arranged for by assessments
upon the business places.
Adjourned to Tuesday, March
.27.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-23
Card OF Interest

We desire to return to the people
of ST. Johns and vicinity our
sincere thanks for the kindnesses
and the patronage given us during
our business career in this city,
We dislike very much to relinquisl
the large and constant increasing
custom that has been coming ouI
way-and assure all that we re-
tire from our trade with regret,
We have endeavored to merit the
confidence of all-and our list oi
customers embraces almost all
within and near this city.
There are few bills due our
firm which are now payable. and
we trust that those indebted to Us
will promptly call and make a
settlement. For a short time We
shall be as the old stand or in the
store of +. ". Valentine-and we
shall be pleased to see our old
friends.
PoFF & CAREY.
ST. Johns, March 81, 1906.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-23
RESOLUTION


RESOLVED: That the Council OF the
dient and proposes to improve Thomp-
street in the following manner, towit:
By establishing a light grade on said
street in the following manner the same
as the county roads are graded. Said
improvements To be made in accordance
with the Charter and Ordinances Of the
City OF ST. Johns. and the plans, specif-
cations and estimates of the city engi-
neer filed in the Office of the recorder of
the City of ST. Johns. The cost OF said
improvement to he assessed as provided
by the city charter upon the property
specially and peculiarly benefited there
by, and which is hereby declared to be
all the lots, parts thereof and parcels OF
land within line 100 feet from the out
side line Of each side of said Thompson
street.
The engineers amended estimate OF
the probable total cost for the inn
provement of said street is f2I34.44-
The plans, Specifications and estimates
of the city engineer for the improvement
Of said Thompson street are hereby
adopted.
RESOLVED: That the city recorder OF
the city of ST. Johns be and is hereby di-
rected to give notice Of the proposed i'm
proyement of said Thompson street ss
provided by the city charter.
Remonstrances against the above i'm
provement may be filed in writing with
the unde, signed within fifteen days from
the date Of the first publication Of this
notice.
BY order of the City Council.
j. W. HANKS,
City Recorder.
Published in 81. Johns Review March
I6, az and 90, 1906.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-23
OSCAR DevAUL. m. D

Office hours, = 70 i7s m, sto S p m.
Office Phone, scott IIo4
Residence Phone. Union sDoI.
Office in University Park Drug Store.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-23
To Change Grade.

For some time past w. w. Good
rich has been in correspondence
with postal authorities relative to
changing the St. Johns postoffce
from the fourth to the third class.
The matter is now being investi-
gated and if the promotion can be
secured it will be the better for the
city-spd all concerned.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-23
RESOLUTION
Notice Is hereby given that at ths
meeting Of the Council Of the
Cit, Of 81. Johns. Oregon. held
on ths 81 day Of March. A,
d. 1905, The following resOIu.
ton was adopted:

RESOLVED: That the council of the
city OF ST. Johns, Oregon. deems II expe-
dient and proposes to improve Pittsburg
street from the southerly line of Brad
ford street to the southerly line OF craw
ford street in the following manner, to
wit:
To establish the necessary grade for
paving and TO improve said Pittsburg
street, lay side walks, grade, etc. Said
improvement to be made in accordance
with the charter and ordinances Of the
city Of ST. Johns. and the plans. specif-
cations and estimates of the city engi-
neer, filed in the Office Of the recorder of
the city of ST. johns. The cost of said
Improvement from the Willamette river
to westerly side line of Bradford street to
be paid by the St. Johns Ferry Company
be assessed As provided by the city char
ter upon the property specially and pc
culiarly benefited thereby and which is
hereby declared TO be all the lots, parts
thereof. and parcels Of land within line
100 feet from the outside line OF each
side Of said Pittsburg street.
The engineers estimate Of the proba-
BILE total cost for the improvement Of the
balance Of said street is ts9S .4S.
The plans, Specifications and estimates
Of the city engineer for the improve
ment Of said Pittsburg street are hereby
adopted.
RESOLVED: That the city recorder Of
the city Of St. Johns be, and is, hereby
directed to give notice Of the proposed
improvement Of said Pittsburg street as
provided by the city charter.
Remonstrances against :he above i'm
provement may be filed in writing with
the undersigned within IS days from the
date Of the first publication OF this
notice.
By order Of the council.
j. W. HANKS,
City Recorder.
BY o. +. LEARNED, Deputy.
Published in the St. Johns Review
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-23
Al Methodist Church.

Rev. F. l.. Young. pastor.
Services next Sunday;
Sunday school at ten o'clock
c. T.. Thurston, superintendent.
Preaching at eleven.
Preaching at seven-thirty.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-23
Mail Schedule

Mail arrives at ST. Johns at 7;Io a. M,
and I:I5 p. m.
Leaves al 1910 a. M, and 4:45 p. M.
Office open week days from 6:4S a. m.
to 6:Io p. m. Sundays from Q To 10 a. M.
No mails arrive or depart Sunday.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-23

Neatly printed books of notes and
receipts for sale at this Office.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22
Ste StraksnpFafer= Trass.

Gspobner Der Horo psnniplpania
StraBe, 3wiiden Der 80. uro "a.
strabs. bssaben f& sur geb6ros fir
6fentIi1e Nrbeitsn, UNI bariiber 3u
araumentiren. tuel9s slrt pfafer ON
bortbsiIbaftsfsn fur bieie @a&barT&aft
fei. 9is Bsb6rbe batte 6pscificatiO,
men fur gitbulitbte. pHaferune etnss.
braat, tpdbrsnb bic umwObnenosn
Gspbalt. >oosr BIod.pfafteruna por.
siebsn. unb miro &c wabri4sinli1 our
petiiion unb @ssenpetition tommsn.
sbs cine snbghltise gnti9eioung ae
troHsn pirb. War III auberosm Der
Mnf9t. bab ss atuedoisnli&er lei. bic
psnnfplbania Strabe bon Der Is. bic
sur 38. ssaI au phaRern. bamit ole
anwobnsr 81 slsi&sn Sbsilen belaf't
usrber unb bic slsi9en annebmIi9
teiten gsnieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22
Nsne 9isa gum Samte Der
Gtamanoerer.

6ere 8. 0isrsd aus 0ep Dort. prd.
fbsn! Der w@euer, 9iga gum S6uBs
Der ginpanbersr" fam geffern Nbenb
NIT ben 0orfdnbsn bes Staatsnsrban.
bes unb bss 2ofa!Derbanbss oeutidsr
0sreine tn Der 6aqe bss nuab=
bansisen $urnb.reins suiammsn um
bsbufs O%rganifrung elmer letalsn
2usisliaa gum S9ube Der ginwanos.
rer I'm State Snoiana 3u conferiren.
Ote 6erren 8. 5rande. Soispb Rener,
Soiepb gebringer. Nu9uf W. Rubn
uno Sarrp .. 8bubium ibernubmsl
ois gsratbuns unb usrosn MIR tibsr bis
ju trsffsnosng eri&lfRe fpdter beri9tsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22
ttniere Statiitiier fino bod ionoer>

NutkS R"~ ~~b S"Ss
bare Rdu3e. 9a bot Elm fol1er S9lau.
meier ausgsrs9nst, bob isoer Waar,
Weib uno 2inb In hen @srsinigten
Staaten gigent6um I'm Wertbs bon
$1450 babe. Sobisl sresbe bic Der.
tbeilung oes ~gsfammtbefbss Der Wa.
tion bon $3.50, 600. 000, 900 auf 80
Wilionen gtnuobner. @ie sr bieis
0ertbeilung In Wirtli1tsit ausfhbrsn
min, iagt Ct rt9t. Dnr8i&nittli& ist
ieoer. ginwobner am bsurigsn Dant.
iagunsstaas um $62 rsi&sr ais Dor
swsi Sabren. W69li4, bob eth gut
8hetl Beuohnsr ibren NntbeiI ni9i
hstommen 6dtter, m6gli9 au9, oab
@isle drmer tuarer aIs ie, fobisl fsbs
REP, oas oie Hatton oils 9eiammtbeit
i& zines Auff4punqes uno Wohlbe.
fin6ens erfreus, ME fetn anberes Doll
felt Msnf4engebsnt:n, unb bas let eth
sart beionbersr @runb, ben Danf.
fagungstae In bieism Sabre gan3 be.
fonosrs au fsisrn. Dos if loon re9t,
Der Standardization if fsbr erfreu.
ltd. aber benIslben auf ben Ropf Der
8spblterurg auf benz papiere su Der.
ibeilen. III cine 3uedlofe Spislsrei unh
fanri oenen, BITE babor ausgsf9lofen
Rn6, blituenig niben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22

li9en gprthsiI, ben England por
SsutT9lano poraus bot, oarauf 3urids
gsfHbrt, bab In @nelano bte 2oblen'
feIosr ,uno g%iisnsrslaasr 10 nabe on
Der W~ssrssthffs liegsn, wdbrsno Fe tn
TeutfGlano benz Binnsnlanoe ange.
bbren. Tur9 ben Sang Der @irtb'
f8aftssntmidsIung unb ben ausbau
Der tinfIi6sn Wafsrfruben bat R&
Jest au6 on Der beutf9en Seeftffe etn
Stif giIeninbufrie begrtnbsn lnhen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22
Sic 8anerri In Cbio baben Iart

Ste 8anern In Sbio baben latlt
Aususis bes aderbauminifsriums voie
biffeu Waisfolben". sic erntetsn In
bisism Sabre bonn aere burdi3nittli&
1875 YufbsI Mais. bas bsibt msbr,
als Der 9ur&i6nittsertrag tn irgsnb
sinem anoeren State Der Union mar.
Wun. usnnimun nod man&en vtrude.
rsrt 9ifriftsn" Obios fommt. tpirb
man germ ;u9ebsn, bob ben bortigen
gauern au9 bic yoidfsn 3artOHsln"
qebibrsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22

Sie 6aager Jrieoensfonferens wiro
alfo fdOn TN nddfen Sabre fatifnben,
unb ni&t erf. tpis uriprtinali9 bsrlaus
tets, I'm Sabre 1908. Sene, bic rau'
fen molten, brau4sn fa aber besbalb
ni4t au besiIsn; bie spsite ROnfsren3
uirb ibnen ebsnio tpsnis ben Spab
beroerben, tpte bic erie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22

9enfbare 9uftihiffe un0 iubmarine
BoOte tueroen nod Inf&t Der WtIitdr'
Sdriftfsuer cine enii4eibenbe Role
TN nd9fsn Rrtsge ipielsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22
8runbeisentbums . rlebertrasunsen

Sobn q. S9lsppp on Omar u.
Jartbing, &beil Der 2Ots 20 uno 81.
OsaOOo's srusite Waibineton Bouls.
barb abolition, - bel 1915 CUB, b..
cant, Wehiette her .Wsm Ssrfsp Str,
iiblid bon 81. Ctr. $500.
Seanette 8. Saolsp on albert g.
6ummel. Got 5, 0ablsp's Subbipi
Ron, Sbsi bon Wrisbt's parf Ab. go.
oitton, 1898 bel l42 CUB, baeant,
Ohfeite Der Central Nue., n6roIi9 bon
SUTHERLAND Nbs. $500.
Saeob Goldman an Sobn 6. Rent.
Sbsil bon, norbbRli9sn 0ierisl. SET
tiOn 4. 8cwnibip Is. Ranse 8, IL
ader. Wapne SOwnibip. $500. =
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9. Waoaris. Got IS. @uobsa u. u
Parf pIaee abb. 40 BET $50 SUB.
bsrbsfsrt. Mefisits Senate ADs., iao=
lid bon %. Str. SIPS.
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RaniOn. Got 8, pbipps' sprinaoaIe
aob.. AZ BET 100 SUB. perbsRert.
9orbieite Waibington Str, tuefIi&
bon Mrienai ape. $500.
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gartbp. Got 48. 6pos part abb. 40
BET 1872 Jub, bsrbeRsrt. Horbofsd.
Is. Str. unb @raeeIano Npe. $4,000.
5reb 3. Noors an Ni9olas M.
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Snbianapolis. 80 BET 125 SUB. Der.
bsHsrt. Shoieite eugene Str, usfli9
bon @lmira Str. $4,000.
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Abb, 200 bel 800 SUB, bueani. W.R.
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Ctr. $1,000.
@li3abstb 8. gotplrs an Walter 3
6arris, 8beil noro6ffli8es gierteI bon
Ssetion 9, 8ibp. Is, Ranss 4. IL
adsr, Maibinston 9ibp. $3.50.
gbmarb W. Mmos an Charles g..
2odmoob, Got IA, Wpers' q. SIinois
ctr. Abb. 80 BET 100 CUB. berbeKert.
OHfsits Slinois Str. iaoIi9 bon IS.
Str. $3.50.
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addition bon Sobnfon's grbsn, 37.1O
BET 135. 9 SUB, perbeHert, Wefieite bon
Aiblanb Nps., fioll& bon II. Strabe,
$500.
gbwarb plummer on Rate pIum-
t1er It.. Sbeil Der sictione1 8 urlb 4,
Somnfbip Is. &anse S. IS Acres,
2atprenee Somnibtp, $l400.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22
Netotent 0eIO.

Snbianapolts @ompofte Brid 60.
Gttien isbt $47. so per alntbsiI. Der
preis fei9t am "a. Nobembsr auf $50.
2anb getauft, Gabrit gsbaut. Nai&i.
nerten bier - btes if cine F4ere i1nb
profitable Jnbefirung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22

Su Der CengIii&en @odeni@rift
.Nnsmsrs" bot f& cine Dame Der
sn9ltf4en @eisai4aft ihr3li4 nit benz
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mann Elm mufsrbaftsr 8atte tn isber
gsaiebung. Dem Geuti9sn", fagt
fe, rsebtl bic eissns 5rau tiosr bic
san3s tibriss wsibli@s Wslt. gr be.
hanoslt fs nit unmanbelbarsr Ssr3.
li4fsit uno Ysrsbrung uno btseigt ibr
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bic 6rausn Iiebsn; CT ma9t He au let.
ner 8srtrautsn unb gsfdbrtin, tbsiIt
feline 6reuben NIT ibr uno befrast He
tn @ei&dftsanselesenbeiten. Ct bot
fab nidts tn fsinem 2ebsn, bas itr
fremb blsibt, unb III asp69nIi9 met.
nsr Msinung na9,uno Der bon tauisn.
ben anoersn beutf&en gbsfrauen isuss
nuunberieltsne @eien: Der Sbsalsbs'
Manu." Die Dame iolte IS eigsntli9
utRsn, benn he i4eint bielerfabren 3u
iein. @ir nsbmen bon ibrer aners
tennuns banteno 8ermsrf; ie isltsnsr
oas Cob, bstO gepi9tiger unb TN aa'
semsinen t6nnsn BITE Wdnner bon beute
bas COB. 10 ibnsn aus 5rausnmunbs
;utbsil uiro, ia isbr gut tragen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22

8ombenattentate limb iebt In Stem
BORT faff sbenio bdufs. wie tn @ar'
i9au uno Wostau. Die 9elbea Wii4e
babsn 10 LANCE ben Self oss Gufrnbrs
unb Der @smalttbdtisteit aepreoi9t. bab
man F9 tiber bsrartiee @ri9einungen
ni1t msbr 3u tuunbern brau&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22
Yrpfehor S1urmann bon Der @ur


neil. uniuerfidt bat In sinem gsif-ei&en
8ortrage benz 8eoanten ausorud &C.
sebsn. BOB in unierer Set Der 8rufs
uno 2orporationen bic @bancen ftr
oas 6Orttommen zines frsbiamen, ita-
tisen Weni&en fG ni&t psri&le&teri
babsn. Ser aslsbrte Warrt mag RsAi
baben. Absr penn er f9 in Der BsIi
umRsbt, tpiro sr sntoeden. oab ss bsut.
outage I'm i@sr9lei9e au frtiber msbr
8sisllen unb Sanolaneer. aber tpsnissr
Weifsr eiebt. uno 3wdr ni9t nur I'm
6anotusrt, iOnbsrn auf aa.n 2s5sns'
tusgen.