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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01

company, OF which Adams was treasurer,
IL was said that he had been Ill OF dia-
betes for a year. and that this illness
must have prompted him TO commit sui
eide
An official OF the company said: :
Adams did not end his life because he
had lost his fortune, for he did not lose
It,. At the time OF his death he was
very wealthy man. He might have suf-
fered some serious financial reverses at
times: but those are like a drop out OF a
bucket"
'Al. Adams took his life primarily be-
cause OF the bounding he has received at
the hands OF the newspapers" said w.
II. ID. Stokes. Lately Adams told me that
he had suffered losses amounting 10 $780,
600. He told me that he had loaned 5000
600 10 his son. s4OO.O 600 10 a trust company
and that he had much money invested in
stocks from which he could realize moth
Ing at present"
Another guest at the Ansonia told the
police that he heard the shot which un-
doubtedly killed Adams fired at o'clock
Al. Adams boyhood days were passed
In harrington and I'm Warren He was
born up In the Blackstone Valley, and but
few years after his birth moved there
When he was but 10 years OF age. the
Civil War broke out: and on May o. 1862.
he enlisted In Co. 1, 9th Rhode Island
volunteer militia. and served with n good
record until ne was mustered out on Sept.
2, 1862.
He owned a farm nj Ramington. bot
longed for city life; and few years after
the close OF the war he packed ND HIS
goods and went to New York. where he
began his famous career
His farm is situated in Hampden Mead
Continued on page Six.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
RAPID TRANSIT
EXPENDITURE WILL
Be NECESSARY

Il was discovered this afternoon by DR..
Eugene p. King, deputy superintendent
OF the health department that. II the
common council concurs fhis evening
with the board OF aldermen on the pas
sage Of the resolution appropriating the
sum OF $1,000 for paying the expenses OF
those who have been and who will be
treated at the Pasteur institute on ac-
count Of being bitten by rabid animals
the unexpenaed balance OF the $1,000 on
Thursday night will be transferred TO the
city sinking fund
The city ordinances provide that the
unexpended balance OF all annual appro-
priations after the annual schedule Is
made up. shall be transferred 10 the city
sinking fund.
This Will be made up Thursday and City
Auditor Chase rules that the unexpended
balance OF the sum must be transferred
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
WETM0RE BOOM BOOSTED
AT NEWPORT YESTERDAY

The boom for the reelection OF Sena-
tor George T. Wetmore was boosted at
Newport yesterday afternoon in a
most unexpected quarter. The senator
was attending the dedication of the
elegant new hall OF the FIR Mathew
Total Abstinence society, and In intro
ducing him Daniel +. Dougherty, presi-
dent OF the society, said:
Let US hope that the incoming legis-
lature will again see fit 20 send our
noble Senator Wetmore back TO the
United States senate for a third term"
Liberal applause indicated that the
several hundred members were in sym
pathy.
Beside President Dougherty and
Senator Wetmore, the speakers were
FIR. William II. Meehan, Mayor Cottrell,
xMayor Garrettson and State Senator
Robert s. Franklin.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
TRACTION COMPANY KICKS
OVER AWARD TO IDA HILL

Chief Justice Douglas and Justices Du-
bois, Blodgett, Johnson and Parkhurst
today heard In the supreme court the case
OF Ida Hill VS.. Union Railroad company
on defendants exceptions.
A jury gave plaintiff verdict for $3.50
for injuries received while attempting to
board Governor street car
The defendant urges the usual objec-
tions. beside which Il believes II was dam
aged and preJudiced by certain ethical
question addressed 10 a medical witness
and TO the following statement of coun-
sci: The defendant has found witnesses
by sending out its agents representing
themselves as counsel for the plaintiff"
A, 5. Johnson. A. J. Johnson. and John
p. Beagan represent the plaintiff and
Henry w. Hayes e counsel for the de-
fendant
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
Born in Blackstone Valley,
Lived in Darlington
Hs Was Released From Prison But Short Time Ago, and
Since Then Had Been In Poor Health and Had Suffered
Financial Reveses Which Are Believed TO Have Led Him
to Seat Himself In Front Of His Mirror and Send Deadly
Bullet Completely Through His Head.

Albert ]. Adams. native of this state,
formerly known as the policy king" be-
cause of his prominence In connection
with the conduct OF policy games In New
York, committed s....-.4= 81 that city this
morning by shooting himself in the head
Ansonia.
Ill health and financial reverses are be-
lieved In part at least TO be the cause or
his act. He was released from prison but
a comparatively short time ago.
The fatal shot was fired while Mr.. Ad-
ans sat In a chair in front OF a mirror In
his room. The bullet passed through his
head and imbedded itself in the wall OF a
hallway adjoining the room; and death
must have been instantaneous.
The body was found lying on the floor
by a hall boy. who went to the room at
1880. according 10 his custom. 10 call Mr..
adams.
w. f. d. Stokes, treasurer OF the COM
pany. which owns the Ansonia. was
promptly notified and called In a coroner.
About six months ago, Mr.. Stokes said.
Adams appeared to be greatly depressed,
and Mr.. Stokes asked him II he was wor
ried by business troubles.
mo, it's not that" replied Adams; but
the newspapers and magazines have been
bounding me as long about the policy and
bucketshop business that can stand II
no longer and II there liz not let UP
A wallet containing notes for loans said
to amount TO $4,000 was found In Adams
room. The real estate agents who had
acted for him said today that his hold
ings OF real estate were extensive.
At the offlce OF the Colonial Securities
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
COAL PRODUCTION
LAST YEAR OVER
390,000,000 TONS

Washington. Oct. 1.-The Geological Sur
vey today made public statistics on the
production OF coal In the United States
In 1905. From these 1t appears that both
In quantity and value the production sur
passed all previous records in this coun-
try. The output amounted to 1892, ,9l9, ,31
short tons, which had a value at the
mines OF A76. 756,s63. Compared with 1894
the output in 1905 shows an increase of A.
l02,943 short tons or III per cent in guam
tity and of $50, 3S5.942 or 73 per cent in
value. The total production of this coun-
try last year was nearly 80 per cent larger
than that OF Great Britain, which until
try OF the world and was more than dou-
bio that OF Germany The larger part OF
the increased production in 1905 was due
to the great activity In the iron indus
try
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01

completely off the map and five persons
are known TO have drowned.
The magnificent Escambia drawbridge,
costing hundreds OF thousands OF dollars
is gone and three lives were lost. IL was
more than a mile in length and owned by
the Louisville and Nashville. Three i'm
mense export docks OF that company
have been swept away or damage,
Every wharf and warehouse along the
city has been demolished and the Red
Snapper Fishing industry, the largest OF
the world. destroyed. The immense pack
ing houses have been carried away and OF
a feet OF about 60 vessels, two OF them
remain.
From 500 to 1000 homes have been de-
troyed and fully 1000 damaged TO the ex-
tent of hundreds OF thousands OF dollars.
The city is in terrible condition and re-
lief committees are working night and
day In an effort 20 relieve the suffering
OF the hundreds OF destitute
REVENUE CUTTER SAFE.
Mobile, via Meridian, Miss, Oct. 1.-The
revenue cutter Winona which for time
was thought TO have gone TO the bottom
In Wednesdays storm arrived at Mobile
last night. Her crew tell a thrilling story
OF dangers through which they passed
and narrate the heroic conduct OF two
men, members OF the crew who rescued
the keeper of the East Pascagula light
house and his family These men were
Master-at-Arms Peterson and Quarter
master Peterson.
When the-Winona arrived of the Pas
cagoula lighthouse II was said that Il was
almost destroyed, nothing being left but
the lower part which was swaying I'm
every gust of the gale.
Continued on page Six.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
DELAIhE STREET MIXUP
GOT THREE IN TROUBLE

At 7:50 last evening Thomas Keegan
was drunk on Delaine street and insulted
Fred Clary and John Blackburn, the po-
lice say. AS a result Clary and Blackburn
are alleged TO have knocked him down
and pummeled him.
Patrolman J. a. Keene and c. Campbell
appeared and arrested all three. In the
police court this morning Keegan was
fined 81 and costs for being drunk and
Blackburn sl5 and costs for revelling: and
Clary. who was charged with revellng,
pleaded not guilt yand was held for trial
tomorrow.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
SKULL WAS FRACTURED
AND L0CKJhw FOLLOWED

Louis Carocci. aged Q. threatened with
lock1aw. was taken to the Rhode Island
hospital last evening 90 have an operation
performed on his skull. This afternoon
he was reported 10 be In a dangerous
condition.
About three weeks ago. while playing
I'm the vicinity OF his home at l90 Cedar
street, he was struck on the head with
stone.
DIR. II. F. Duncan yesterday after a CON
sultation with DR. j. w. Mitchell. decided
that loclkjaw was Setting in. because OF
pressure due TO a fracture OF the skull
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
EMILY {. ELLIS
SEEKS $4,000
FOR INJURIES

y The fsrxt Jury trial ease since the long
vacation was tried IN Judge stearns d.
vision OF the supreme court today. Emily
f. Ellis is plaintiff and the Rhode Island
company the defendant.
She sues to recover $4,000 for injuries
received while a passenger in a car that
collided with another car at the inter-
section OF Prospect and Olney street on
March IL, 1908.
John w. Hogan and Luke Kavanaugh
are attorneys for the plaintiff and Frank
T. Easton represents the defendants
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
HENDRICKS WAS SlASHED
WHEN DOG WAS FIRED At

Angelo Dezzon I'm the district court
today pleaded not guilty OF assault
with a knife on Herbert G.. Hendricks,
and was held In $1,000
Saturday night Hendricks was sit
ting on the steps OF his home In the
Silver Lake district when Dezzon and
two others came along. IL Is said that
one OF the party dred n revolver at a
dog I'm the yard. whereupon Hend-
ricks went out to demonstrate. and n
mixup ensued. during which he was
cut with a knife.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
BADLY SHOCKED
BY LOOSE END
Of LIVE WIRE

Timothy Sullivan. employed at tho
coal yards OF the John r. White COM
pany In India street. while cleaning
up the yard this forenoon grasped the
loose end OF live wire and received a.
severe shock.
He was seen struggling by a fellow
employe named Michael iwhiteley, who
gave the alarm and Sullivan was soon
released from the dangerous contact
with the wire and taken to the Rhode
Island hospital
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
HEBREW ASSOCIATION TO
OBSERVE anniversary

Yesterday afternoon the members Of
the Young Mems Republican association
met at their rooms on North Main
street and installed the following off,
GERS: Albert Goldstein, president: Simon
Rosen. vice-prestdent; Harry Cohon,
treasurer, and Louis Rotke, secretary.
1t was decided TO observe the tenth
anniversary OF the formation of. the
association on Oct. 25. and the mat
ter was placed in the hands OF COM
mittee.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
CHARGES ISLANDER AND
WANTS $4,000 FOR IT

Harris Aaronson has filed two suits In
the superior court in which he claims
damages for alleged slander. Jacob Baker
and solomon Goldberg are the defendants.
Aaronson claims the defendants made
reflections In his manner OF conducting
his business that were false and tended
TO injure him with his customers.
Aaronson wants $4,000 for each defendant
and A. j. Cushing is his counsel
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
WHATS IN A NAMEp

The only peculiarly about two men
who were fined In the police
court this morning for drunken
ness were their names. One said his
name was Albert Jesus and the other
gave his name as Brass Pena. which
name he pronounced Brass Penny. The
names were entered upon the police books
as the men gave them
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
THIEVES STEAL S1195
FROM A RAIL WAY STATION

Ithaca. n. Y. oct l--Thleves stole
Silq5 from the cash drawer OF tho Lehigh
Valley road station here early Aodov.
There are no clues to the thieves. who
entered by picking tho lock and then
pred open the cash drawer.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01

John DALEY went into one OF the penny
vaudeville shows Saturday night. but be-
cause he was drunk was elected Later
ne returned and assaulted Constable John
+. Leach and was arrested. In the dis
trict court today he was fined $50 and
costs for the assault and In the police
court yesterday was fined - and costs for
drunkenness.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
KING FREDERICK PRESIDES
AT OPENING OF PARl NMENT

Copenhagen. Denmark. Oct1-The Dan
ish parliament was opened today by King
Frederick I'm person. His speech from tho
throne was almost entirely devoted 10 the
internal affairs OF the kingdom. The open
ing ceremony was attended by King OF
Greece. the Dowager Empress OF Russia
family. Mr. O'Brien. the American minis
ter and the rest OF the diplomatic corps.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
no OPERA HOUSE FOR
BLACKSTONE PARK

The proposition of the Jules Opera
company to make the cottage in
Blackstone park into an opera house
has been abandoned, and the park COM
mittee will report to the city council
recommending that the petitioners be
given leave to withdraw.
The sentiment I'm the Second ward
where Blackstone park is located, was
almost unanimous against the proposi-
tion.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01

Michael j. DunIeavy OF Palmer
street reports that he was bitten by
a dog on the left leg yesterday. Pa
trolman p. Keefe shot the dog, owned
by George Smith OF 14i Stansbury
street. at the request OF the owner.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01

everything carefully and then acting
honestly and fearlessly
He has clearly earned the right to sue
ceed himself; and he will be reelected.
II he runs again, despite the machina-
uons of the ring which has so long dom
mated police affairs. the ambition of
Matthews and the efforts Of the gambling
and other lawless elements
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
STONE THUoWER "pRoBATsD"

Henry Mallette. aged 10. yesterday
amused himself by throwing stones at Q
broken window pane In a house on Chaf-
fee street Instead OF hitting the broken
glass. nc broke a good window pane. In
the police court today. on his promise to
pay for the window. he was placed on
probation.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
MINOR OFFENDERS PUNISHED

In the district court today Harry Jones
and Margaret Denahy were each fined $40
and costs for improper conduct and In tfe
police court each was fined s. aud costs
for drunkenness. Bella Blair was sens
to the workhouse for nine months - Q
common dTuskAr&
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
COUNTERFEIT HALF DOLLARS

A good imitation OF half dollar
s In circulation here. and was dis
covered yesterday afternoon. when two
boys tried to pass the counterfeit at
Howes drug store
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
HER SCREAMS SCARED HIM

Mrs. Rosa Goldstein OF 10 Gay street
reports that late Saturday night an un-
known man flashed a light into her win
dow She screamed 20 her husband
vhereupon the man departed hurriedly.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01

Capt Murray of the Third police station
has received word that sergt Hanley Is
ill with pneumonia in New York. lie was
on furlough visiting in the metropolis.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01
cOnNoaS ELECTED CRLIRRsN

New York. Oct. i.--Wiliam J. Conners
OF Buffalo was today elected chairman Of
the state Democratic committee.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01

Caucus Officers Testify AS
to Thursdays Rumpus

Moran Occupies Position Where He Can Keep His
Eye on the Witnesses While on the Stand, All of
Whom Tell StrikingIy Similar Story. Under
Thomas F. Vests Leading Questions, Although
Attorney Thurston Draws Out Occasional Vau-
able Points i'm CrOss-Examnation.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-08
t~fid)cn}uge III prking.
E~2affnnfen, gdree aus Gi6enhoI3, Sbtere
nro @eeeRitdHoc aus Sapier.

E%2afifanten, gdree aus Gi6)enbcI3, 5btere
nno GeeeRitanoc aus Yapier.
Ginem 8eri9te zines Oeuti@en Reiz
ienoen aus Peting i'm Ottober 1905
entnebmen mir oas SplgenOe:
Salt rieielt Der &egen BON Dem
melan6oliI9 gralen 9immel berunz
ter; Die @olfen uno Ser gtebel perbiilz
len Die i'm @eiten nabe an Die StaOt
berdntreten0en 9ebirge. Sur auf Der
Staotmauer fam man gu SUB geben;
Bis gu Dem neben Dem 9atazWi0nn
(sSbor) gelesenen &enaufgung
muB man Die &idI9a benuBen. Sin
eigenartige5 9et0ie, anf9eineno BON
i9le9ten Muiifintrumenten berriibz
reno, Oringt aus Der 9ata>M0nnz
Strabe = es lit Die einen 2ei9en5ug
begleitenbe &apeGe. Der 3ug miro.
tpie Die meiIten 9ineiii9en 2ei9en5iige.
bon einisen Muiitunten %erOffnet. Sieie
trdgen i9tpar5e ooer bunte 9epGnoer.
fino ieOO9 ale slei6mdBig gefleibst,
als &opf6eoedung fab i9 oft einen
f3parSen, run0en o6er 0reiedigen 9ut.
lIngeoronet unb tpeit por 0en Srdgern
ge6en Die Muiifanten, BON 3eit gu 3eit
Dem GOLDEN angeitri6enen, fait mannsz
groBen, trompetenfDrmigen Mufit>
initrument btmpfe Some entlodenb;
bin uno pieoer piro uu9 Die sroBe
Srommel geriibrt. 3upeilen iino Die
Muiifanten gang 5pif9en ben auf Der
Strabe lumber ItebenOen gbineI EN- perz
f9punoen, II on BEN ebenfo aufgez
puBten Srdgern oes Sarges fiebt man.
po ii9 Ser Srduer5ug befin0et. Der
f6pere, aus @i9enbrettern geSimmerte
Sarq ftebt alf 8dmbusitdngen unb lit
BON einem 9alba6in. befen Dad unb
Seitentpdnoe nit peiben 9i%eroglDpben
duf f6porSem 9runbe be6edt iinb,
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allerlei @egenitGnbe aus pupier getraz
gen: cine Sanie G9uppenGbnli9es
6aus) nit poIitGnOiger Gtnri6tung,
Elm Yfero, cine Sub uno pieles anoere.
Die papierseeenitGnoe peroen Bel Der
8eifebung Der 2ei6e perbrannt, nm
fbmbolif6 Dem Spbten feline irbii6en
9equemli9feiten uno Sitter nit in's
Senfeits gu geben.
gbenfo bGufig pie Den 2ei9en5iigen
beaegnet man !6o95eitssiieen o6er BEN
langen &eiben Der @ei9enttrGger. Sd
rift an einem icl9en 3uge %entlang, Der
min6eitens 6rei &ilometer lang mar.
sc spei &ulis, bic iiber i6r 5erriHenes
@etpanb einen bunfelgriinen, nit me6z
reren peiben &reifen sei9miidten Inn
bang gei9lungen haben, tragen einen
bierbeinigen Slid, auf. sefen plutte
bas @ef9enf aufgeftent lit. Silberz
arbeiten, fpitbare, alte S9niBereien
aus Nepbrit uno Glfenbein, Damn tpie@
Ser ~fpertbloIe, aber re9t glGn5eno nit
9olbbronse anaeftri6ene Stanbubren
europdii9er Irbeit, 8ubb6abiloer dus
8rpn5e = oies anes fab t9 in bielz
fa6er Wieoerbolung auf ben porii9tig
uno miibfdm bur9 Sen StraBenf9muB
t%ransportirten Sii9en iteben. I'm etne
Saf6enubr gu transportiren, miro
berielbe Ipparat in 8etpe9ung 9eiest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-08

iHtuere, 296 mittIsre unb 780 leidte
Wartnegei6uBe mebr tpie Ssuti9Ianb.
3met 1sue S&la&ti6iHe tpsrbsn nd9-
pee Sabr. 4 i'm acknowledgement fertig
uerosn, ebenio cine Mn3abl 4reuser,
SorpsoO' unb cine Nn3ubI untsrissif9s
8oote.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-08
0pfpienit auf Der Shemfe.

Nuf Ser Sbemie i'm 2onopner Safen
fGnt Dem Sremben elm Baden uuf, Der
tGgli9 BON S9iff gu S9iff gebt uno
iiberan freunbli9 empfanssn miro.
Sieier Na9en lit cine eigentbiimli9e
@inri9tung, tpie lie in gang England
nlr ser Safen bon 2onbpn als Pripiz
lea beIibt, nGmli9 cine i9pimmenoe
Y~pftanitalt. Sn alien anbern 9Gfen
miiFen Die @9iffer fi4 ibre 9oft pom
2anoe db6olen, tper dber IN Gonoon
bpr Mnfer liegt, benz perben Die poitz
laden por Ieine Sbir gebra9t. Die
Sbemie lit in apei poitbiitrifte sez
tbeilt, Die isber BON einem beionoeren
Boot bebient peroen nit ie elmer Ia
qesbeiteQung. 8riefe, Badete uno
Selegramme tperoen befteut. uno Die
8eamten, Die cine eisene Uniform trdz
aen, baben oil3 cine erpBe Iuspubl
bon Ypitpertbsei6en BEL fi9, bon oenen
piel auf Dem SluB abeeiebt miro.
Ser Poftbient auf Der Sbemfe 1T
cine Dirt Sdmiliens Monopol, Oenn
f6on felt unoenfli9er 3eit erbt fi4 Der
Oienft in elmer b%eitimmten Sdmtlte
bon @eneration auf Generation fort.
Iber fpern er aud i'm CONNER ni6t
i9per lit. i'm @inter lit er tpabrli9
feline Stnscure, benn Bel Tebel behnt
er fih ni9t nur febr lange uus, ion>
bern er lit AUDI bGufig iebr gefdbrli9.
unb man9mal, numentli9 BEL unz
burdorinsli9em Nebel, mub es DIE
poft aufgeben, Elm beitimmtes S4iff
gu finben, unb bie 8eitelung auf ben
nG6iten Sag berf6ieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-08

S9mars=braune Jreunbs
Der @iourfrieger 5elir 8ru>
not, ser our unttonzSnoianerasentur
in SiiozSafota ssbOrt, lernte nor &urs
aem in @afbinston, .. g., Den Heger<
fnaben gbarlep Sbornton ~fennen; Der
fleine @6porse fanb on Dem Snoianer
@efalem uno Der Snbianer on Dem
S6paraen, unb lie famen iiberein, Dab
aleinz gbarlep Dem Siourfrieger IN
fei1e beimatbli9en Saebgriinoe folgen
uno bab lebterer ibn aboptiren fcnte.
Gefdgt, getbun, Dos 2eben unter ben
sSnoianern gefiel Dem &leinen. ni4t 10
6as SIeif9, ods er gu ellen befam, uns
aGs CT gar eininal sufdnig ba5u tam.
pis seraoe Elm fetter !9uno gum &p4en
borbereitet purbe, ba febrte er f4leus
migit Den Snoianern BEN Hiiden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-08

u 6 3 q m p asner pur6en
iber ben gletp gorfer 9afen i'm Sabre
1905 287,914 2iiten in oie Ser. Staas
ten eingefibrt, gesen 308.052 Riften
I'm Sabre 1904.