davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10

SSSStGD
S~ubianapsIs 2aHeegreHs
eenobnI. BIB gutter 10-1ae; prts,a eis a.
waslter H-l6e /; 6aneY 82f-83e, soIssE
Deuow Is BIB S2e. Sapa 2s-a9e.
Sn Badetsx:
xstcfa STATS. 2son $lt.75, SerIes sIl rs
Saraeas ia. 70, Dtuoortb1 s18 30. Dsts
Sara 8lenb $500, GIiraas Saba gIenb
$14'75, Duriea STATS.
8u6sr-DonninoeS 7.47e; Staasrtss 8 80
SuIpertfrter 5.32e: xxx3 tuIpertFrts B.37.,
ieiner sramnlirter 6.O2e; Gubss 5.47s; Guss
fecticners' Y 5.07c Ntbseucob 4 1896: SsS,
s1 U 4.7ae; Empire q 4.s7e; Sbsai srtss
0oIbea 8 4.57e; Btnbier ostra 8 Ab7s{
R~tssepoob 6 l.43e: selber 9 q. l2s: 10 aeI.
bee 4.07.
getro6nete Srl&te-AepfeI, an her zoss.
setro6nst, &c; Sobannesbeerex 7e bs TIC;
Gttron 1& BIZ 14e; 3ofxex, 3 groms, %.
Rfunh, &c, 8 Grown 73e. ( Grows 7as ssos
u~ienfreie sbte Sc, GaIforRia NussaitI 7xs;
enItana 7ae, taspssttrte euItaxa lie bis i4e.
California 1priiojen 8e bS I2G
Miae-8rasti nen DC bts 1oe; HiIberts Ifs
YeanoeIn IA; pet4f4olise 5saxasIx Ie-
Sorhan 0onbein 16e; Heanuts &c Sic x2s,
ser6fete &c Bis Sc; GmsItf@e BeIxaHs
Cifs-Rah 40 Or. Iea). SAT-. g. 10 per
0anone.
Ridls-24O0 tn Sat $40; 1890 TN 6ab
b; 1900 I'm SaIbfas $500: zoo I'M Sat
$3.50.
etdrt-RearI. 8}e. Gbansptcx eIps. I an
8 Rtunb Padete 8. 8crx, l Btt. Radsts,
4X-6A.
&anhpe7e; ctanseu seurf@f &c: sros
csr senaii&t &c; Banner 9uta &c; ersax
8onbons 10c; Rs. 2 Greaua semif@t Sc
&ets-9aroItna. 3opf. 4i--Sis, Sasss 81
ST. 8ebro&ener, 8-ze.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10
OetseOe.

Eebes go. Q rotber 6l}e, auf ssIe,
fen, s0c con RabIen; SO. 8 totssr 70,
NdrS, Gee; BaseRmesss Gle.
Roru (neues) - 30. / nett 48e sn. 2
wetS 43e; SO. 8 wets 43e Sc. ( uts,
Ale; 70. 2 metb seusi&i AL, ~. 9
wett semif@t 42te; 20. 4 usts ssa'fdt
40e; go Q seIb 42ac, 20. 8 9Th l2i
sao. 4 geIb 40 70. 3 seuHi0t 4sa
30. 8 aenrti&t 42ie; 30. 4 seusto, 40s
&oIben 4Os.
eaier- 80. 3 wetSer 81Xe; 10. 9 pstyss
82e; 30. 2 0euif9ter 5o3ei 30. 8 ssznans
Doc.
3eu - 30. / atinotbs 40 80; 10.
2. So 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10
HrR6te uuD OeMats.


Gra4te.
aepfa-@ uts 3o@aSfs $3.50 per SOB.
Bananen 81. O0-1.26; aetne 76e|$l.o0.
@ttrunen g 10 3.76 PEI RIPE
Dranaen - 81. 2s-a.75 pet Rife.
Trauben 17te per 8orb.
Birnen $1.tNA1.25 per 1uibel.
0emafG
Wotbe MHben 25e per Dutenb gun@es.
GeIerp 25s-40e pei Dun4.
Dpfer gIant zoe pei Datexb.
Rrout - 81. 00-l.25 per Gab.
8lumsntobI $s.51 pei Dutsnb.
@urfen - $1.se per Dutenb.
6aIat - 12ke pei 9tunb.
geterftIie I6c per Tuaenb 6ax&es.
4mtofeIn - 60c zoe per DuibeI.
saSfartoHeIn - 8trsinia $a.6O; Haif's
NOR $40 -s.s5 Serfsp $3.50 $500
per Sab.
HwiebeIn - Hotbe unb petbs $i.a6 per
BfunS; spanii&e 3mtebeln 81 %
per Rife.
Robieie lfc ter Tutexb.
Sptnat - BIC per Dusenb.
tomatoes Sc per @rate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10

1ttotbt-8ertaufspreie: s9. 00-1t 80.
Nhqet Berfaufspre5ie: "a. 00-ss.0c.
Deli&iorn - gertaufspresie: IL ssd en
Ouaittdt, 49-47e.
9~6NT-Sd&dIt 1856; h ben xstssn
% O0H$9.O0 PEE 9omme. Reuer 32-s6e.
etrot-preHe, ie mao BEN 0sae. d saes
len. $4.OO-B.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10

Nem Dorf: Republic" mad @enua
nuo Neapel.
2iberpool: vGebric" bon Welp Dorf.
gbsrboure: vMmerifa" bon Ystr BORT
NOD 0ambur9.
Neapel: sBarbaroHa" bon Neu Dorf.
0OngfOns: .@mprsb Of Sapan" nod
8ancouper.
Queenstown: .gpmric" mad Bottom.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10

Rotber QIeefamen Sc .2k-e 80.
gn8lf0er 4Ieefamen $3.50
Glibie Qleeiamen 1905 30
NIfaIfa RIeefamen $e.a6-9.OO.
Betber Rleeiar1ea $500.
@ewdbIter Etmotbp 3 .e0-l.So.
Orotadrer bts gutter Stnottp 81. 60-l.76.
Samep aemtudp BIausras s1.6o-i.bs.
8Iaagras IN @baf 60c.
GnsIif&es 8Iausras 81. l5.
Or@arb @ras $l.70-l.eO.
Reb Top In @baf Be-$1.1o.
Rafer Rorn 7be-$l.O0.
An.ber 8naerrobr Samen $1.0O-l.U.
Deiber Saferfansen 40c
6ritiabrS @erfe $1.26.
Detbes unb seIbes Rom $1.o0-LSs.
%eo Sob gnfiIase $1.10-1.25.
Com Yeos $l.76.
Riaet ST. Bis $1.86.
S~ribiobrssB esen $1.4c.
set6wiebeI, ueibe. seIbe uno rotbe $3.50
,er BuibeI.
Sab $ 2~artofeI, SeIbe Seris5, Bermuda,
yeIbe ytonien1enb un6 fibIi9e OueeR $50 yes
Sab; rctbe Ranieusonb &.76; Drafaiaxif&s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10
: oentift3t t.

parts. 9. Wdrs. 6err unb
5rau 8rotpn bon 2onoon famen Iebte
Na9t bier on uno ertannten bic 2eide
bon gthsl U. 8rOmn. oie tiralia In
Der Seine gefuuoen iuuroe. aIs bie
ibrsr Sohtsr an.
Die pOlisei sing bon Der annabme
aus, SRI. Broun lei cine Mmerita.
Merlin geweien
Offi3teIIe 8erIoburos 8.
an3eige.
paris. g. Wdrs. prdfoeni
Jaaieres srbislt bonn R6uis alfons bic
telesrapbif&e Na6ridt bon feiner 8er-
lObung nit Der prinssifn gna bon
Sattenber9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10
Weaenfraae.

6 lie .4benos I'm fieben hhr
fommft Du betrunfen na9 9aus! Wag
fonen 6enn ote Rinoer oenfen2"-G Z i:
ga, ipesbaIb fn6 oenn Die nod nidt
AT Better
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10

Mnnonee. -MebainoH NIT elmer
Code berloren segansen. Seer oas DEE
oatlon su~riidbringt, fann Die Code be-
kalten. gu erfraser in Der Expedition.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10
Der aronpsinasian geeilie, S.s Ser,oas

SWUerII, uHU IeUItr OuitlH, eIUet
prinssifin bon Winoif4srdb. mar, wis
In 6oftreiisn perfd.rt miro. Die uns
ausbIsiblide Gulge zines Stanoals,
pel&er ben 0srpanotsn bes paares
unb aud benz 2aiIer felt Sabren srobsn
aeraer psruriadte. Die S6ulo on
ben p~olfdnoig aerritteten 8srm6eenss
perbdltniRsn Der unter 2uratel @ehens
ten trift mebr bic 6er3ostn. oils ibrsn
etpas bef1rdntten @smabl. Sbre
8eri6wsnoungsEudt gren3t aeraoe3u
an Wabninn uno es foa fdon mebr
als sinmal beabR&ti9t gewsien iein. fs
In elmer Seer be~ilanfalt unter3u.
bringen.
Str Batter, fopie Der 2aifer 5ran3
Soiepb unb Der iun9e @roBber3og
6rieorid 5ran3 ~be3ablten TIRE saul.
ben wieberbolt, absr f9on In ben
nd1fen Dohen ffsdte fs ftsts tpieoer
bis iiber bic Obren In nsuen.
Der dltefe Sobn bes paares, Der
als 2ieutnant In Der Marine biente,
maGte Dor 3wsi Sabren In aiel ieinem
9eben NIT eieener 6ano elm gnbs. uno
es if elm Offences @ebeimnib. bab Gram
tber ben I~eidtHnuiaen 2ebensmanoel
uno bic Saanoe isiner gltern ben iurr
gen Wann in cen Fob setrieten baben.
Die auffaIIenben ghrun.
gen pon 3 inantiers
bur9 ben Qaier.
YerIin, 9. Mdra. Die gers
leibuns bes Neels on Die 9ebeimen
Rommer3isnrdtbs @aro urb Grisoldns
Der, iowie bic ausssi&nuns anoerer
Ginan3isrs our6 ben 2aiier frii4t oas
alte 8erti9t bon benz Seftebeu zines
Miaionenfonbs fir OfRsisrs3ulaaen
tpisoer auf. IS miro bsbauptst, oab
iene gbruneen NIT 3si4nungen FIR
ben Sonbs 3uiammsnbdngen, gu oeHsn
Stiftun9 5irf @uioo Sendsl bon
Gonnersmard i'm Werein nit benz
Rei9sbanf. prdHoenten 3O9 otc anre'
guns ge9eben baben fon. Die Ra9.
riht bon benz 0orbanoeniein zines tols
Den 5onos mar isiner 3eit 3uerf bon
Mnrimilian 6aroen's v3utunft" per'
6fsntli9t moroen. Na9 benz ur-
iprtng!i9en Plane fe0ts benz 0aiier
ansetiid Elm Gono bon sebn Miaioneu
Mayf CUR 8srfigung geffeat merosn.
bamit bur9 @smdbrung BON Inter-
fthbunael aus istnen grtrdgsn ben
Sbbnen Der 5amilien. bic bertbmmIi4
ben Ofisierssriab helsn. bas grgrsi'
len oieier 2aufbabn otne @%ntbsbrun.
gen srm6ali6t perbe. 6irf @uioo
bate R9 anssbli9 nit elmer WiaiOn
Warf on bic epibe aeHelt.
Offener Brie anben
9er3pgoonu ief.
Bertin. 9. Wdra. Der mn.
beutf9e Yerbano" bat on ben Girffen
su 6ObsnlobssO ebrinaen. Ss,sos bon
nief, einer ofsnen Brief geriatet, tn
tpeI@sm er.oie Graee ifent, OBJ es wabr
isi, bab er ais Wiigliso bss Rei9stags
unb bes WorRanoss bes ansemsinsn
9euti9en Spraabereirs H9 benz UNI
garif9sn 3ulturperein ansef&IOfen
babe.
Wan lit auf bic B%eantportung oiefer
Sraae allsemein aeIpannt. Der r1s
garii9e RuIturperein psrfOlst bsutf4'
feinbli4e Bearebunaen.
s9wei3.
9anbeIspertra 9 8 9 :.
9Iofen
Bern, 9. Wdr3. Der 9anoels'
0ertras stpif9en Der Sdmsi3 uno
Oeferrsi9 tpurbe beute bier untsr'
aei9net.
Ganaoa.
gr3bif1oO OBJ rienge e
forben.
6aIifar, g.. g.. 9. Wdr3. er3'
bii9of O'Brisn Der r6mtf1.fatbolif1en
9i6eeie bon Noba Seotia. Prins @b'
tuarb Sniel uno Bsrmu6, ffarb plbbs
lid beute Mbeno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10

China.
TrteoebergeFeIIt.
8 ongfong 9, 9. Wdr3. Die
9iRsren3sri aniidsn BEN 0i3efbniQe bon
Stanton uno ben amerifanif6en 8sr-
tretern ftnb ausssgliden. Der 0ise.
t0nig CAB am 6 Rdr3 Elm Banfstt 3u
gbren Der Entertainer unb eine Mnsabl
bOber 9ineRf9er geamte uubuts ON
2. Wdrs einem gmpfanse i'm ameri.
fnnii9sn 2oniulate bel.
9tuti9Ianb.
6 ueen r's pref6rer
8eunobeits3u q b
Berlin, 9. Wdr3. Wis srnft ss
NIT benz Befinbsn bes alien parlamen.
tarii6en &sdsn @ugsrl Ri9ter beffelt
1T. erbeIt aus einem 0erbot, bas feline
Iersts fosbsn erlahsn BADEN.
Nnldbli9 feines S9eioens aus benz
prsuBii9sn gb9soronstsnbauIe, In
mslAsm Rtatsr ben Wabltreis 9agen.
S4welm bertrat, MOLTEN i6m feline
5raftiunsgenORen, bic Nbssoroneten
ron Der 6reifinnisen gOlfspartei, einr
MorsRe fberrei&en. @ber bic Nerste
BADEN oiss unterfagt, peil benz pa'
tienten bic NIT benz Ute 3wsifenos bsr-
bunbsne Mufregung aefdbrli9 usrosn
rutiroe. Sas Augenleioen, oas ben
lInalhdli9en benz grblinben nabe &C..
bradt bat, 1T ni9t 9sbefert, uno oas
aasemeinbsfiuben giebt anf4einenb su
ben iawerfen Bebenten Mnlab.
@ ouberneur b. 8tnbequiF's
reptmatortf9e Sbds
tt9teit.
S"erltn, 9. Wdra. Cine mid.
tiss Reusruns bat Der @ouberneur bon
1euti&-S ~iowefafrita. b. 2inoequif.
ein9efabrt. gr bat einsl Rolonialratb
sebiloet, tpeI9sm 0ertreier Der 2ano-
tpirtbi9aft unb Snbufris, fouie bon
0anoel unb 9eperbe anget6ren. Die.
Ter 2olonialratb ioa ben @tat ffr bas
S9ubgebiet ausarbeiten. uelHer bar-
nod Der mabgebsnDen SteQe tn Berlin
5u9ebt. Nuf biefe @eiIe fann, pie
@ouberneur b. 2inosanif ertuartet. ben
BebtrfniKen Der 2oIonie better @e1.
nung getraaen uno Der @eformirung
Der 0ertuaItun9 Der ptinf4ensuertbe
&ddbalt geseben tperosn.
3at{erIt9er 9anf.
Berlin, 9. Mdr3. Qaifsr Wils
beIm lieb hurd ben beuif&en Botfnafs
ter ieinen aufridtigeu Sanf uno isin
8eraniiaen an prdFoent elliott Der
6arparo l1niberHtdt ausfpre4en far
Dos @ef&enf bon $25. 900 ais r2aifer
Wilbelm 6onb" an bas beutI9e Ru.
feum Der Sarparb uniperftdt In gr-
innerung b;r flbernen 6o&seit bes
R~aiierpaarss. 6reunbe Seutfdlanbs
In Nmerifa batten ben Gonb 9efiftet.
gbinefif&e g tubteneom,
milton In BerIin
angeIangt.
BerItn, 9. Wdr3. Die dime.
Ri&e Mborbnuns, tpel6e au Stubien.
3pefen ms Muslano entfanbt muroe
unb Dor stwa finf @o&en in Retp
Dorf wsilte. III bier einsetrofen. Sic
purbe am Babnbofe Don ben WitgIie.
bern Der 9insff3en @efanbtf&aft unt
sablrei&sn 9insRf@en Offsiersn, bis
In Der beuti9sn Mrnnee Otenf tbun
feierli9 e~nipfaneen. Wan mibt bieIe,
etnbienreife au& BIER grobe @i@tiq,
teit BET. sic bilbet nod alIgemeinem
D~afarbalten Elm tueiteres An3st9sn BET
Besinnes elmer neuen sera TIM @ei9,
Der Brittle.
I6ersoetn bic werf4mem n,
berlin.
S&wertn. 9. Wdr3. Die Qe
msTAsys 0nyY,f {,fhYoufo hee Nksyu,l
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10

OutteS, &teS $50 oeS&eeS
gambler besabIsx fe!gsxes Sresss'
Butter - Country. lle, 6rscuterp 49,
oletx 27e
9ri{&e Gser-14e Psr CuSeab.
Odbner Sc, adtns g. Iurseps-10-1Se.
Saien -$1..0 BIB $1.s6 ter Outeno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10
safe.

gnaros Hertauiftrsfs SrHScstssf'
Sapeis.rfdfe Bee per Bfsnb stsbsturi2e.
s6weueridie lis, Btseoxftx sssans 8A
10, Stem gorf Gbebborfs l6e. ssxbstnai
I&er 2intburser l4es Drsd lbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10
q.

Verr6tber 4 o B c n.
ct. petersburs.9 9. Wdra. Die
Gapon Nrbeitsr.S Organization fisb
5atber @resori petroH OILS gsrrdtber
aus. Die gntbfQungsi pdbreno bes
ttrsliten Sfanbals babsn Offsnbar ben
3psd Der Organization in Srage ge'
tent.
9ie Gocial.S emotraten Rnb sifria
beiddfti9t, 5lusbldttsr tn ben aafsr'
men gu perbrsitsn. um ibrsn prin3ipien
unter ben S,uppsn gingang gu psr'
fdafen.
& ooesartbetI { b, q r=
belt.
Winsf, 9. Mdr3. Sas geeen
Nnna Ssmailopi9. tuel&e @oupernsur
2ourlOf au srmOrbsn neriudte. Der.
bdnate Sobesurtbeil. III In lebens'
ldnsIi9e gsfausenf9aft abssdnesri
tpproen.
Ruffii9s 9 o T b q 3 len.
Mosfau, 9. Mdr3. Die Dor.
mablen feitens Der 8aueri In ben pro.
binsen Mostau lno poltara ergabsn
angemsin WaiOritdten fur fOnieroatips
9eleeaten su ben probinsial.@ onben.
tionen.
Mbtpmmen firbrei
Sabre.
g |. petersburg, 9. Rdr3.
Der bon ben ruiFf9sn Seleaatsn in
aleeciras unterbrsitste 0ori9lag fiji
BITE SdIi6tuns oes Sireites iber bas
poli,eimanoat In Warocco bs3psft Elm
Nbfommen, bas auf orei ooer fani
Sabre bsi9rdnft iein ion. Wdbrsnb
bisier 3sit bdtte bic frana6fi4e uno
fpaniide poliaei ben @srtrstern BET
Md1ts In Sanssr rsaslmdbiss gsri9ts
gu erfiatten, unb Seutidlanb miirbe
lid bas &s1t bO~rbsbaltsn, mad Iblaui
Der oereinbarten 5rit cine Msnberunq
bss 8~ertragss 3u bsrlangsr, tusnrl bas
advancement sfi6 ais unbefrieoiaeun
ertpeiisn iolte.
@euer"iapanif9e Sc
anbte.
e I. petersburg. 9. Mdr3,
Der neue iapaniiae @efanbts WOtanr
unb isin @sfolgs irafen 6eute Dor
Paris bier elm uno wuroen auf ben
Bahnbof bonn Botiaaftsr Mepes uni
benz atpeitsn BOtf9afts.S etretdr Bill
empfanqea. Gin offsie1sr gmpfanl
fanb ni&t fiatt. 6err Wontano begal
f& unpersf9li& nod benz Sauie on
fransbff9sn lNuai, tuel9es BON bel
fribsrsn iapaniI9en 2ssation benub
tpuroe uno fur Teinsn gmpfang berge
ri9tet NOR.
Sranfrei9.
m
menermartet.
parfs. 9. Mdra. Die vSemps",
bas Spra9robr Der 9seieruna, qieb
Der nsberBsasuna Musbrud, baB Ell
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Mlases
ras In gs3ug auf bic poli3ei. Jraa
ni&t In al3u tueiter 5erne lit. 81
f9reibt bies benz feffsn Stanbpunl
6ranfrei&sIbei ben gerbanolungen 3u
Roubter pdngt beui
f&en gotf&after.
parts. 9. Mdra. prdfben
9allisres fuate beute 3apmono poni
care, ben fribsren Arbsitsminifer FL
Biloung eines!2abinsttss 30 seuinnen
Roubier Der lbie Iaufenben gef&dft
fortfdbrt, smpfins heute ben beutf&e
Boii&after, 6frfen Rabolin.
Dabri9einli& banbelts es F& IN
HE MdrnffD,Sern0e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10
&lutige &eattion.
Ma1em : Sinri6tnngen bon &eOolutiOndrel tn
0iDlal0.

Suidide Marutfu :. gpridldge. = 5hrh NaoOGn 6ei SfonOier. = Jreren in
aantou. = GuIdide gortuableu. Grsbddof Orgren I. =
9aier ebrt Gelofdde.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-11
On His Recent Endorsement for
President by Various DEM
OCratic Conventions.
DEMOCRACY AND SOCIALISM.
Distinguishes Between Thcni-party
Platform Must be One Of Prog.
rcss and Reform.

Berlin June ll.-"This is too sud-
dem said William J. BRYAN. with a
laugh. when he was told today Of the
adoption by recent state Democratic
conventions fayoring his nomination
for the presidency Of the United
States In 1908.
This is the first announcement Of
the news 10 me-" M Bryan continued.
Il have been of the main caravan
route for some time and have been
absorbed 600 what / have been seeing
and doing"
Mr.. Bryan had been moving So rap
idly since he left Vienna on Friday
that letters and kilograms for him
did not reach him until today. As to
'ae possibility OF his nomination he
had little TO say. declaring It is too
early TO speak Of that question. but
taking up the subject Of the political
requirements Of the day he sail.
Before leaving home l tried to dis
unsllsn between Democracy and what
can properly hp Oal,e. socialism.
democracy recognizes competition as
legitimate and tries 20 protect the
competitive principle from attack
Socialism sees competition as an evil
10 be eliminated bv public ownership
and operation OF an means Of produce
ton and distribution. While this dis
lnctlon between Democracy and So
clallsm cannot be overlooked the
Democratic platform must be one OF
progress and reform and not merely
Of opposition 10 Republican policies or
Sociallstic ideas. In our fight for the
absolute elimination Of private monop-
olles and Cor the regulation % cor
poratons an general Il is necessary
That The party shall be free from any
suspicion Of alliance with the corpor-
ATE interests that have. been doninat-
ing American politics. To this end
campaign contributions must be linz
tied 10 those who have the public Inc
terest 10 advance. ] trust that pablit
sentiment VIII REQUIRE all parties %
Keep their books open 30 that mere.
after no party viii be- under private
obligations 10 shield corporate or
tenders"
Abiding 20 conditions in ihe meat in.
dustry Mr. Bryan said:
'The beef trust is not different IN
character and methods from o.her
trusts. The inevitable tendency OF a
private monopoly IL % increase the
price OF product and 10 lower It's quail
~. Why should anyone expect anv.
thing else from trust tsan the lover
ing of quality when a monopoly ls es-
iablished' Observe. I have used the
words private monopoly not public. I'm
q private monopoly a private lnteres,
Is SET up against those OF the whole pco-
pie. Quite a different principle come,
into operation when the interest Of am
is alone In View
Herman Ridder. OF the New York
Zeitung, and Mr. Bryan had q long talk
today on the political situation In the
United States Mr. Bryan viii leave
here for S. Petersburg tomorrow. ana
from there viii visit Sweden and Nor
way He win arrive In England early
90 July and VIII then visit France. Italv
ana switzerland he expects 10 sail on
the steamship Princess Irene from Gi-
braltar on Aug 20 and % arrive IN New !
York on Aug. %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-11
FRIENDLY RELATIONS "GUSH"
That Was His Comment, DeCIar.
ing They Are Entirely
Superficial.
To British Reporter lie Said Amerl.
cans Wash Dirty Linen in Public;
EnglIthmcn do il In Private.

New York June n.-BIshop and Ars
Henry c. Potter arrived Yesterday OF
the White star liner Celtic. after ,rls
70 Great Britain ana the continent. or
the 1oy up from the quarantine The
bishop talked Of his experiences Will,
abroad. Referring 90 the relationship
between Great British and the Unite
states, ho declared that there vas nc
love lost between The two countr!e.
This remark came when he vas asked
whether me best disclosures had .each.
81 Great Britain before be len thAfs
lie replied that they bad and with
much amusement told n his neetln,
with reporters there.
Representatives. ~ the press met
me vaen ! arrived In England, hs
said, and asked me II ! would siyi
them nay impression q the insuranc,
scandal replied that would, If ne,
would print g. They agreed 70 do this
aud I said. The insurance scanda,
amounts Go this Iu the United states
We wash our dirty linen iu public. but
in gre1, Britain they do q privately
] looked carefully Boo tAe papers, bur
cOHI1 not find my statement
Bishop Potter was then asked n De
though, the friendly relations existing
between the tWo countries were super.
fcisl HE replied;
Yes. D. is gush. Prosperity. ~.
know Is not conducive 10 friendly o..
laticus.'
Us il true that in &rsat Britain they
Think Che Americans are grafttfs?'
was asked
The more acute thinkers he le.
Piled. Do noi think we are CRATER
bui that We are easily tempted BY
gain"
Visiting Egypt the bishop sad. re
"ent mp ihe Nile 30 the FIRST c3tarseL
ana m describing the change tliat had
come over tho country W The 80 years
since hos las, v.si, quoted Lord Cr0.
wer who bad remarked 10 him.
You can change the face Of the
Nnd hv cgnFls railroads and irrigs
t.ou and YOU can INT the physica.
condition 0f The people by introducing
q better government and good hos
pitJls. bur YOU caBno. change the
miud Of the oriental IN a quartz, x
century"
The bishop added: \
This is TACT which we must rec
om'ze .u 0u our dealings with the
oriental While abroad Dr Potter
rs bishop of the American Episco-
pil churches IN EUf1re. visited many
American Episcopal churches Zoo Flor
ergo MILAN Ngrlch. Dresden Geneva
aud Paris lie spent TIE w.nctr in
II d. IN mo three weeks which hc.N
spent .1 ENGLAND he said. he made
some interesting discoveries concern
ing the ancestry OF Gen Washington
and Laurence Washington he said
the Washington ,cat-of-arms was not
stolen from a manor house at Sci
grave Northampton bat was taken
from an enmb.aturc tn church in
SOLD 70 an American and
taken % Southampton.
u has been recovered" he added
end / am now having IL mounted 90
ihe wall ~ Garsdon church"
When asked about he remark a.
The London Pilgrims club that the
American Eagle he'd IT'S TAN between
.'s legs r thc streets ~ cairo. Bishop
Potter sud-
Il haj reference 10 the advertising
1f certain specifics 'n Cairo M which
Pc American fag was used"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-11
FORAKER PRESENTS MINORITY
Former is Radical Revolutionary
Hostile and Bitter in the
Extreme.
oh.. Inst. Recognizing senator
e.,oo,,s Right 10 His Religious Be-
lief and Seat in the Senate.
,s,scIsl to the "News.O

v,,b,pron. y. {, June 1.-llnmedi-
.,,ly after the reading Of the Journal in
,bs senate, Senator Burrows arose and
,nssenied the report Of the majority
n the committee on privileges and
,,,,ions which has had under consld-
,,ston the question OF Senator Reed
SHOOTS eligibility 10 seat In the
United states senate. Senator Burrows
RESENTED his report IN the most for
nal manner. and made no comment.
AZ soon as Senator Burrows concluded
Senator Foraker arose and presented
The Views Of the minority on the case.
ssastor Foraker gave notice that he
would cell the Smoot case W In the
senate as soon as the business Of that
boiy would permit Of It's consideration
he also asked and secured consent for
The printing Of 10000 copies Of the ma
,ofity and minority report for the use
a. Congress. and for general informa-
Ton.
senator Bailey made the statement
n the effect that while IN the main he
trssd with the report Of the majority.
h had Just a few words to add to It.
which he would have had incorporated
q the report but, unfortunately, ne ar
rived al the Capitol this morning, too
i't He agreed he said. with the
majority report in that Senator Reed
sroot Is not entitled TO his seat but
Uter the Constitution he believed that
ar smoot could only be removed
.taough a resolution which would call
~ tWo-thirds vote expelling him.
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San Francisco Board OF EduCa-
ton Makes Appeal for
Building Fund.
TO Be CONSIDERED TONIGHT.
Wherever One State Contributes
Enough for Building State Name
VIII be- Given.

A matter Of considerable importance
Viii be brought 60 tie attention OF The
city board OF education at frs special
meeting tonight when some action will
probably be taken towards Swing ala
90 SAN Francisco IN rebuilding It's echo5.
houses destroyed in the recent dlsas-
ter clay supt Of Schools christensen
has received a communication from
Supt. Aires EoncovlcrI Of san Francis
GO in which 90 BE- stated that contribu-
ions nave Deem received from many
cities throughout tfe country and. as
the finances o. that city VIII BE-
such that the schools can probably
not be- rebuilt Tor several Years. II was
considered advisable TO accept aid from
the outside.
The letter states that "a school build
ings we're destroyed al loss ~ Sc. 900.
GOO. and the contributions Received nave
been from the school chnqt0n and
teachers. All money received from ths
source viii b. placed IN q special l4NI-
ing fund ana 10 b. the intention that
where any ole state sends sufficient
money 10 rebuild one building suoH
building shan De- named after that
state. 10 is quite likely that tine board
" education wil tonight decide 10 ask
the school people and children for do
nations for that purpose.
At the meeting tonight the board Will
also consider The report Of the commits
tee which examined applicants for GER
tihcaies 10 teach In the city schools
Sixteen teachers took the examinations
md ~ that number only Eve passed
While IL failed, 10 those who passed
four win receive primary certificates
ana one q grammar grade certificate
-Four Of De certificates wiIl be renew.
able ANA one not renewable.