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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
LITTLE TOWN ELECTIONS.
Biennial Town Elections Important
 Question Before Voten To-day.

New Haven, Oct Little town elections are being held all over the state to-day. nearly all the interest in the various voting districts being local. The only question of general interest in the state, on which the voters are expressing their opinion, Is the proposition of holding town elections biennially, instead of an- nually, as Q result of the constitu- tionaf amendment voted last October. It is thought that large majority of the towns to-day will vote to adopt the biennial system. Under the pre- sent general law 1t Is provided that local elections, excepting in the towns Ss S,l4 A9soals ssS syl4gsg2Es k 4aSt kgi6 annually, on the first Monday in Oc- tober. the constitution also providing for the holding of an annual town meeting.
 The fine weather to-day was the means of causing a good sized vote throughout the state and local issues were fought with all the interest of other elections. The question of H. cense or no license is of the most im- p0rtant of the local issues, hut there is generally little change O. senti- ment in the towns throughout the state. The town that Is no license up to to-day probably will be no H. cense next year. although this does not hold necessarily as last year the no license vote was cut down consid- erablly in many towns.
 In New London the voters are cast ing their ballots for a mayor and aldermen. Alderman Armstrong is the republican canGifsts for mayor and he will run up against Mayor Bryan F. Mahan. The election in that city promised to be one of the most keenly contested In recent years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
Carneg,e's Great Fortune.

London. Oct 1.-Havine supplied most of the requirements in the way to public libraries. Andrew Carnegie is now seeking the opinions of school boards and other public bodies in Scotland as to the best means of dis posing of the part of his fortune which he desires to distribute during his life for the benefit of humanity, and asks for suggestions regarding the most beneficial objects. He says that while he is willing to assist in providing church organs no money will be given to support ministers or church services. which he considers should be paid for by the congrega- tons.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
AT TIE HAllPsoN. sELlEw sIo1E

Your advertising is too mo1sct compared with the superb stoenn an1 the moderate prices you ask foe tho| goods."-A Remark by ons e CT Customers.
 We have contendsd. over and 0vuP again. that our methods of buy1no' direct from the manufaGtusp11 (goods made special for our G1ocox| in carload lots and avoiding u1n11o. profits. gives our customoes ru1n advantage that few furnituso ooouu6 can offer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
FoosbaIlise Hsriey Saarrsed.

New York. Oct 1.-w. Lee Hurley. Harvard graduate and football star, vas married to Mi. Ross Austin of San Franetsco at the Waldorf-As- toria yesterday. According to the New York American the f7arriage vas c secret one Although the couple were engaged and vers to have been married in two months' time. Mr Hurley got tired of the eter- nal waiting. as he express>d it. and last week telegra ched Mis Austin to come to New York. She responded. arriving In this city yesterday morn- ing. Arrangenents had alrss1v been made for the ceremony sni it vas psrforned at 4.3e o'clock. n1r Hur- Icy has beea in c broker1ge o0ce in Wan strsst sines his football dAys sa1ed-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
CITY NEWS

The winter scheiule for coal. which went into effect today. has been fixed at GJ50 per ton
 Miss Elizabeth Bergen and ID. Ed wari NilIis both of Hayden street. were married Saturday by the Rev John c. Davenport. n. D. of the Second Congregational church.
 Niss Hannah Murphy and James Kervn were united fn matrimony Saturday at 7:4s o'clock at the Im- maculafe Conception ehurcA, Rev ". ]. slocum performing the cers- omny. The vitnesses vere MIm Brfdeet Murphy. sister of the bride. and Thomas DeIaney. ne brfde vore blue satfn. vhfle her maid vns aftired in . eovn of gray- ns oou- pie Iefs on . hcneymooa an1 oo thelr return wfII rss11s at 17 0to1s strUol
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
Killed st Breakfass.

Philadelphia Oct 1.-while waiting for her breakfast in a restaurant In this city today Mary Becker. aged 90 years was shot and killed by Ed ward Weaver. with whom she had been living. Weaver was captured after q struggle The couple had quarreled because she had decided to leave him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
$33.75 for that Chartered Oak Chan
 Der Suit, It's simply . wondeG $36.0o for . 20
 inch oven GIenwood Range win
 high shell

Such 0ienwoods have beon noaa q Waterbury before vs took tho amn3 for from es.00 to e13.S0 noeo ok10 our price e quoted sbovo. (An1 they cost moro today beut1oa.)
 Simply proves that our pru1D = scaled down to vhere mo10uev 1n nG1 overcome with grssd for en1n-
 Sens 93.So Q1orour6 0ak Dsx Ssat cans u1ne inG Chairs fer en1y e 54
 Not . bsttsr nnishs1 Cnnar en = market at twfcs tke prieo than " $40 Dining Chalr.
 CUARANTEED. COIIOu y
 MATTREBGEA o11-oa
 A lifetime of the bese bsd o1mor1 obtAinabIe. Hundreds .nn1 hun&1&<n of Waterbury houseke5Dou oso or|>r stantly recommeadlng or o1GG Felt Mattreenss- Ms1o up 1n ~ finest ttckino cd b tvo DogcR THE NTNIM AHNUAL AUzCu
 pUnNITunn nnOW is more atfrac<ive t1an you onn r' aeins. Cuoe in an1 o1o C1o q .1o& TIFUL DRAO AND nl(A11U
 Ws;v, sAs snssssse sey1u e nr ers as1 cnanuo1sn . e v111 . e's' - ns uunpunsd1vv nunr uIauluv 61,1, = - o
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
nr.aun rw,I.ws,4

cope.haern- D>unark- orf l-ne D1n,r1 pnFI1uest wns ep<ned fD1ay hy Klnk Frsdef5ck in peFDDal His nFse 0eerA frou fAe drune wns d. nuf lnelFp1y 6evsfe1 ts e lne>Rnal aGh1F1 ef tne kinUoem n sp<nlng cH1u1nv - n11ru1n1 v K1ng 0owW of 011rcaL e 1Dv1Ux em- D1uw = uumm ou1 - oI1R muD- o1u - ue VI 1nu13s - OlIn1n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
Rcvsnpe Cutter h Safe.

Mobile. via Meridian. Oct 1.- he revenue cutter Winona. which, pr time. was thought to have gone . the bottom In Wednesdays storm, rrived at Mobile last night B9 rev tell thrilling story of dangers through which they pased and nar- ate the heroic conduct of two men, sembers of the crew, who rescued 1e keeper of the East Pascagoula ghthouss and his family. Thess men ere Master at Arm Peterson and uartermaster Peterscn. When the finona arrived oR the Pascagoula 8hthouse 1t was almost destroyed, 0tAing being left but the tower. 'hieA was swaying in every gust of le sale and threatening to collapse ! any moment. It wns seen that un- uD speedy relief was given the keep 2, hb wife and two babiss. who had Dught rsfugs In the tower. they sust be lot. The two Petsrsoos en- nF1ed Ina smsll boat with other Dsnbess of the crew. and. after . osperAts fight with the wave. nehed tho. bass of the tower. The D>psr threr them . line which hs A4 carried ID. One after the other oo two reteFSons climbed up the - whieA <Angled from the tower. hs wind. catching them. hurled lem agAinst the building with such Kee as to bruise them badly. aAd loy were several times almost con- Md Co be their hold upon the D& fhey finally reached the top
 e tAen they lowered to the nsa s1ou the two babiel. then the ksep- Q vffo and finally the keeper hfm- 6- When on had been save1 the so moo cid dDuu tho rops and rs- Eu11 e the Winooa-
 11o Wln1un v1o at 0cFnnton. 1GI0. 1Gn ths o1og0 broks cd a1thouoA e vuneA1fo1 ths b1ew v111ous = - GnmnG4 dAo he1 . fenrfnl e1mo
 InG = I1o vln1 e t1mno voa |lpuo cl1k oD11e1uA fne bms nal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
IIs lsss oi Lis By Ssuihsrl Flood
 VII PIefalb Rsatl Ono
 nundIod
PRQPERTY LOSS G.O0,OD0
Rsysase Cutter Whom Arrives h Port After | Thrilling
 Experience.

Pensacola, Fla, Oct 1.-Not since the Galveston disaster has such g hurricane swept the gulf coast as the pne which struck this city Thursday. The known loss of life up to date is thirty, which will probably be in- creased to seventy-hve. while the property loss will exceed $5.o00.oo0.
 Never in the history of this port or m Florida, has such wreck and devas- lation been wrought. Hundreds of persons are homeless, without food and clothing. and cared for by chari- Y. Many are suffering for want of he necessities of life. and others lrom exposure. Great steamships md ocean going sailing vessels which have withstood the hurricanes, of oceans were helpless before this ter nble death dealing force and are totally mangIed heap upon beaches. mingled with the wrecks of fishing schooners, tugboats and pleasure boats, while thousands of stacks of Timber and homes and wharves are mtermingled with this aggregation of 1reckage.
 From Fort McRae to Escumbia bridge. distance of ten miles, the bay shore has been swept clean, ex- sept few wharves, where floated a leet of seventy-flve large ships before lho hupp1Ne0o MADon ~mn 70 tho modern coast fortifcations, has been lwept from the earth and i've lives bst; fve other people are insane fom their terrible experience. They nved themselves by flashing to the latteries. Fort Pickens and Fort barrancas arc badly damaged, the brmer almost wrecked.
 Tho navy yard has suffered to the Ixtent of over $1,000.0OO. Five war fessels were sunk and driven ashore. he floating dock crushed and other lamage sustaiped. Three lives have leen lost there,
 Tho ufe seyi1g and immigrant sta Ion on Santa Rosa Island have been Wept completely -olf the mp ma nvs sersom arc. known to have besn lroWned there.
 The magnificent Escambia draw lridgs. costing hundreds of thou nnds of dollars, is gone. and three Ives were lost. It was more than nile in length, and owned by the souisville- and Nashville railroad. Three immense export docks .of that ompany have been swept away or damaged. Every wharf and ware- l0use along the city has been demol- shed and the red snapper fishing in- lustry. the largest of the world, de- kroyed. The immense packing lcuses have been carried away and ( . fleet of about sixty vessels two ( them remain.
 From 500 to 1000 homes have zen destroyed and fully 5000 dam eed to the extent of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
 The city is In . terrible condition, nd relief committees are working light and day In m effort to relieve he suffering of the hundreds of des- ltute.
 Order Was Revoked.
 Warrington. Oct 1.-rhe order d.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
Best 1hs.g for cuba.

London. Oct 1.-It is the best thing could have happened to Cuba. is the opinion of the foreign ofnce here as expressed to the Associated Pres to- day after full consideration of the American action ForeIgn once of. fcIals evidently anticipate that the In- terventbop of the United sfates will lead to the annexation of Cuba It is pointed out that the island nut be given . stable government and the American course was Inevitable. though poesIbly prejudIcial to some Brifish shipping inferestA
 The new British minister to Cuba. A. c. Grant Dun. who was about to start for Cuba has postpooe bis de- parfure pending an of1cial communi- cation frum the British ambessador af Washington. Sir Mortimer Durand-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
A-y so Have xeu BsIIes.

Washington. Oct 1.-The army will soon adopt a new bullet. which vas recently te~ted by tareet experts at the national rife meet at eea Cirt and found to be satisfacfory- Instead of the rounded point of the present bsIlef e has . bag straight tapering point and is also abofu oue-third nehter. weighing about 1ge rzlns- ne n<u bullet has c greafer velocity up to 3.eeo yaris. . greatsr energy up to 1.tee yards. c 1after trajee<ory up to 1.ese ysrds. an1 . utt1s bsttsr se<urscJ Q to 3.ese ynrh
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
- Vusurs JullDN

oks1nun- o<f 1.-RfDe w- CRtan. c pgum11Gnk man ef ~ orvn. 1Ded 1G1u W-1nH e t1s oU1 - o0 ungR
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
Order Was Revoked.

Washington. Oct 1.-The order d. ecting the dispatch of forty marines rom Pensacola to Havana has been evoked. The men are needed at his place to preserve order and pro- ect property.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
rszas st c.pe Henr1.

wsshington. oct 1s-The batsls- ship Tsxas hes ben held at caps nenry awaiting further instructions froa oecretaFy Taft Tbe sscrs<ary vired the navy departmsat that ke di1 not need any more battI.AipA but vnntsd nore marinea He has beea informed that the Inn has 1oo marinm oboard and further sup- Dliu fpr lad ssrvics-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
vIA1zu lon1cA0.

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15
Gin oemotratttGer Sous
9reb!

Bon ben 386 Abgeorbneten, nel9e
bas Rsprdientantsnbaus bss gegen'
udrtisen aOnsreRes sdblt, seb6ren 249
Der rspublifanii9en partst, unb 1877
Der bsmotratif4en partei an, womit
bic 9spublitarer iibsr sine Msbrbsit
bon 112 Stimmsn berffgen. Sm
Gsnat fiBsn 81 Rspublifaner unb SO
9emotraten. Auf ben erfsn Inblid
mill Is cine unm6sIi9tsii f9sin:n, bic
repubIifanii6e Mshrbsit i'm &sprdisn.
tanisn6auie In eins bemOfratiiae ums
3utpanbsln. Die Ssmpfratsn mibten,
I'm bies su erreiden, alle i5rs sssen'
tudrtisen 1877 Sibe bebauptsn uno 81
rers ba3u erobern, tpomit R9 bas be-
mofrntiids Dotxm auf 1914 Stimmsn.
sire risbr als bic 0dlfte Der ssfamm.
ten 1856 Sttmmsn HELEN mtrbe. Wan
fann F9 ni4t bsrbsbIsn. bob bic gr.
oberung bon 81 isiisr Manbatsn sins
Electromagnetic tn fia begreift, ote nur
nit gntfaituns riefser arbeit bsmdl'
tigt tpsrbsu taun. Rieien9roB if bic
aufqabs, bariber tam fein 3weifel
berii&sn. nber unmbqli9 III ibre So.
flung feinssnsgs. Wan bari BET Der
ibsrsrObsn rspublitunii&sn Wsbrbeii
i'm gessnmdrtigsn Rsprdisntantenbauis
ni9t tbsrisben. bob bis boriee 2on.
srsBpabl slsi&3eitig nit Der prdfosn.
tsntpabl erfoIste unb babel H6erliG
man6sr rspublifanii4. aanoibat bon
Der bur9 prdRosnt &ooisbelt snt.
feEeIisn 6odHuih ms 2upitol gstra.
gen tpuroe. SegIi8e 5OHnung aui
bic g~rpdbIuns zines bsmofratiider
Saufes muB absr fdminbsn. tuenrl aud
besieli9 Der Ronsrsbwablsn cine Spal'
tung innerbalb Der bemotratiiden Bar.
tel berbprgsrufsn piro. Wsr imnle,
es unternsbmen folte, fo9 cine 8renn'
Jung 80 idaHsn, Der mnai bic osmotra'
tifGsn 5ofnunsen gu ni6te, benin TO-
balo R9 bas bsmofratii4s 8o.um II
Der Ron9reBfoIonns auf mebrsrs Ran
biSaten 3erfpIittert, if es NIT ben bsms'
fratiiten ghanesr aus. Wer immel
cine Tol&e Spaltuns hsrbeifhbrt. i
aud niir bsriu4t. Der tbt ben i&lirim'
ftsl Derratb an Der partei, Der isi
Sabr unb 8ag bseanesn iporbsn if.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

II nbeiIpoIler &ramp :
a n |. Die Srau 0es @rbeiters
Stable in Berlin befam, als Tie zines
Ibenos Die 2ampe duslDT den ponte,
einen &rampfanfan. sic rib DIE
2ampe, Die babel e%rplooirte, gu goben,
uno tire &leioung eerietb in Srano.
@ls tie furs oarauf CUR 8eiinnung
fam, lief iie brennenb auf Den 9of, no
oas Seuer erftidt ipuroe. On Den
9ran6pun6en itarb Die Srau.
9 iB tt ebermutb m I
Ben 8 o 3 e. Der 20 Sabre alte
Nrbeiter Sonntag aus 9artbau, Saas
fen, febrte an einem Morgen nit einem
glei6alterigen 6reunoe aus Dem
@%irtbsbauie beini. SIN S6er5 ities
er auf ei1,en 3dun, Inn bon Den berabe
bdngenoen Qeften zines Sirnbaumes
einige 8irnen gu nebmen. 9ierbei glitt
er ab, unb Die Spite elmer Der 9ol5z
latten orang ibm in Den Sberidsnta!
elm. Gr erlitt baour6 eine 10 i4toere
@erlsbuns, baB er ftarb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

Sn Dem StGbthen Oin<
feIsbii9l fino feds 9duier, 0aruntsr
Der befannte 9aitbOf Sur @olOenen
Same, abssbrdn1t. Sdmmtli9e Be-
npbner baben bas nadts 2sbeu
aerettet.
Us a breno Ser g o /,
gurg geitorben. Der in elmer
Observation-Disclosures in @ien arses
itelte 50iGbrige Su9balter IItmunn
bemerfte, oaB elm auoerer @ngeitellter
Der Tabrif, elm junser SurI9e, cine
S9a9tel Gigarettenbilfen gu fi4
itedte. @om 8u9balter CUR &ebe ees
itsGt, ersriff Der 8uri9e Die Sluht.
Iltmann perfplste i'm our9 mebrere
@traben uno fiel i9lieBli9, bonn
S9lase setrOffeu, tpbt gu Sooen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15
Der Seimtteu.o rpem.

Na9 Der nsusfen Stutifiit bsfebt
Der Seiuiten. Orben aus Is. 564, tber
BITE ganss grbe 3erfreuten Witglisosrn.
Sisislbsn fino peztbeilt unier ftnf afR.
fsnssn: StaIien, 9enti4lano, Grania
reid, Spanieu unb England.
Die erRsre iimfaBt bic r6mii&e PRO-
bins NIT 400, bic teapoli!anii9e NIT
800. bic Hsiliite mil 240. bic TURNER
nit 500, bic penetianifde NIT 800 &e.
IieiOfen. inseefammt 1922 Mitelisber.
Die bsutide afFfsn3 isbt f& 3ufams
men aus 1896 Orhensanaeh6rigen;
bapoa snifaQen auf bie 6fsrrei1if4'
unsarif9s prOpina 73A. auf bic belgi.
f9s 1.150, auf bic gali3iihe 465. auf
oie In Wsrbannuns tpsilsnoe rsi&sbeut'
i9s grObina LASS. auf bie boadnoif3e
532.
Die frana6fide MifHen3 NIT 1895
ReligiOisn adplt 9O2 OroenssenoRen In
ben .propin3en bon 5rantrei&" TIM
enser,i SHINE. 6Sl In Der @ampagn.,
Gil fin Der bon 2por unb I'll tn Der
bon Sou.ouie.
Die fpanii3e aerfdqt In bte probin-
sen bon arasOnien NIT 1.159. portu'
aal nit 1872. Msrieo nit 258, SOlsoo
nit SIC Ritslieoern, insseiammt 81
Ala.
Die snslif9e NfRfen8 umfaBt bic
enalii6sn probin3er NIT 689, Srlanb
nit 352, Warplanb NIT 666. Reu
BORT nit 232, W'Houri NIT 583, Ga.
naba nit 282, auiammen 1904 Ss'
fuiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

DDS Berliner Wtn3tabinst, beRsn
beatige Organization erf aus benz
risunsehnten Sabrbunosrt ffammt,
Ranb bisbsr ben Mtn3iammIunsen bss
Britiib Wuisum unb Der B~ibliotbsqus
Nationale an Wsrtb nod. Dies tbeiIts
es abrigsii NIT aaen WtinsIammlunesn
Der Weli. ba isns beiben 2abinette bis.
Der fur unsrrsi&bar ealtsn. SurG
cine gans auberuroentli&e reus grpsr.
bune lit nunmsbr BITE gsrlinsr Comm.
lung isnsn bsibsn aOleftiOnsn ni&i
nIIsin ~sbsnbHrtig, fonberH auf man9en
@ebisten foear iberls9en getuorben.
Gin pripater Sammlsr, Artbur Sob.
bede In Brauniamsig, bat In brsibig.
idbriesr, bon dRbetii4sn unb wiHsn'
f9aftliGen gef9tspunfien seletteter
Mrbeit eiris ishr bsrhbmte uno fab sin'
aige Sammlung 3ufammsngebra9t, bis
ni&t meniasr OILS "a. 9O4 Sttde, ba.
runter 341 Cobb ober glettronHtde
unb 8, 444ISilber, ooer pontinmtinasn
umfabt. 1ieie Sammlung bat bas
Berltner Whnafabinst FIR SIS. 500 W.
ertuerben f6nnen. 9amit bat ss cine
auberorbenilI&s 3abl ber gr6btetl Sci.
tenbsiten unb prdgun9en H9 gef9ert.
Snsbeionoere lit bie SammIuns Sob.
bede on ben: herrli&fen Blhibsn Der
grie9tf9en Miin3tunR reid, unb baa
Berlinsr Wtin3tabinet !berfagt isbt i'm
gar3er tiber mebr aIs 10000 9rte8i.
f9e Wftnaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

Sin nerif6noises urtbeiI. pelhes
pabri9sinli1 bic MnR&ten Der 9enid.
bigten glemente In ben Siofaaten uie-
oereisbt, fdnt Der neuerpdblte @ouber.
neur 6ofe Smith bon Seorein iber bic
RaRsnfrass TIM etosn. rDisiss 2ano".
ia9t er, .iff bes neiben Wannes SAB
unb bss tpsiBen Wannss garbe. Der
Negsr mub oa3u er3o9er tueroen, He
ibm trasen su beIfsn. Die 9roBe
Nebrbeit Der farbigsn Bebblterung be.
barf frsunbli9sr, aber snif&ieoener 81.
aufR&tigunq unb Belsbruns. gs bari
ni&t tiberisben werben, baB einem febr
GROCER 3beile Der Heaer bas Gefhbl
Der fttli&en geranttuortIiGfeit fremb
III. neil ct. ni&t basu er3ogerl tporoen
if. Depn bann Der NiBiseans binsu-
iommt. tritt bic Neieuna sun, Werbre.
den ffdrter bsrbor. @ir mtKen ben
Negsr NIT allen bsrfiebaren gelebli&en
WttteIn por benz WhBtssana bemab.
rem, benrl nur auf bisie Wsile f0unen
MIR ibn su einem beReren Renf&en
nta&en." Bon allen Rommentaren Az
ben ihnaifer 2pnNaften, iaat uns Der
6mttbf1e Stanopunit ant meiffe1 ~,
NEIL Der bon ibm borgeei&nete Weg
ulein @etDdbr fhr bte 2bixng Der
S9wieriefeiiep bietet, nit tpel9ert bes
eHbea ~ tampfeu bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

asie isiner 3eit bte RebelIen In
Banana. eruarten iebt aud BITE tn
guba bon uns eins 8slObnung fur ibr
Rsb.airsn. Wit anberen Norten, Re
aIaubsn. fe bdttsr uns eiren @efaQsn
gstban-enttusoer lie9t bierin cine ftno.
li4s Raibit1t ober aber eth 9r6beres
Gei9id tn Der grfori&ung bon Ger.
3sn uno Niersn, als uns bier babeim
etqen lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15
Die BET Der BranbfataRrophe BE-

= Die bet Der BranofataRrobbe bes
Dampfers .6anfom" TIM 6afeu bon
6ongtong, @bina, umgetommenen
perfonen fnb metRentbetls dtneRf4e
5rauen. sci Msni&en iolen Der.
brannt fein.
=. pafor @iliinion sradblte. aus
benz OFer na@ Winnsapolis surtd.
astebrt, bob bic gif&Ofe unO Heiane
Der Rir&e pie bic Ghrffsn BON ben
pfriinben lebten. bic eiaentlt&en Ssel.
jor9sr aber itr Brot fauer berbtsnen
mfibten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

Selbf In @aibingtun regt iid bic
Bsiorenib, oaB bic STANDARD Oil &C.
ieniaaft oas prosiirsn ldngsr Gus.
baltsn tanr, als Staats. uno Bun'
oes. Reaierung aufammeti genommer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

Sie 9uitbaaons Festen tn Berlin
BET elmer @ettfabrt awiiaen Balons
uno automobilen. Soats Seuti9.
lambs 3ufunft ON gnoe gar, ffatt auf
benz WaRsr 3u lie9sn. In Der 2uft lie.
nen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

6eeen bic Wisssreinfibrnng Der
Armse = Rantine ideinen nur nod BITE
2eute au fein, tpel4e tuebsr bon ibrer
nod bon Der Weni1ennatur cine blahe
Nbnunq baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

@enn bic &ei9en bic Steusrrl
ni8t aablen wouen, bann miKen balt
bte Mrmeu He aatten 10 arm, uie bic
&et&en, tuenn es gum steuer3ablsn
fommt, eiebt's eludli&ertuetfe ni&t
pteIe 2eute IN unierem @emeinweien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

Ob er uun mittelf &ontrafts poer
otne Qoniratt gebaut tuirb, Der ga.
rlama-Ranat ndmli&. tpsnri er nur ge.
bout tuirb = ni&t Idnaer frast man
tierbet um bas mo unb mite, mebr aber
INN bas OF uub mann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

Sas sebt nal pieber iibsr ben
amsritaniiasn 6Ori3Ont, Bob f9 Elm
Nann ME @raf Zeppelin our8 erfolg'
rsias Experiments In Der 2ufH9ifabrt
fiuausisa ruinirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15
Wiit meIder brdnaenben 2raft Sa.

pan ft In Ofafen aussuoebnen iu9t,
laHen befen Sntriauen In ben boqdn.
oii3sn 2OlOnialgsbiitsn auf Saba Ct.
fsnnsn. Sapan iudt nod einsm Dor.
uanb, tim 2risssi9iHe nod SABA emit.
ieuoen su f6nnen. Sc mddtissr es fd
ausbsbnt, eins bsfo grbBsrs @efabr
wiro es fur bic Oftafatif9sn SntersHsn
anberer 06lfer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

AaentbaIben i'm 2anbe uoaen bic
5armer bon ben 2sgislaturen Saub'
esisbs bsrlangen gegeri bas &aien Der
automobile. meI9e ibre StraBen uu-
fiber MAIDEN.