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Arizona republican., 1906-11-17

had been reduced from the published rate of 21 cents. The general purpOrt of the letters show that reuctiOns were offered with the knowledge of Vice President Guilford. Following this a letter from C. R. Re:cKe. then secre- tary of the American Sugar Refining company was read. This was in reply tO one asking where and how the six cents was to be returned as an over charge.
 Reicks said that the money was to be paid to the defendants commission account. and finally to be credited to the Brooklyn Transportation company. The latter corporation did all the trucking for the sugar company.
 4 check for $26.OO0 drawn by a bank in Buffalo. and paid to Palmer, repre- senting alleged rebates. was introduce ed in evidence despite McIlvaine's att tempt to prevent its reading by admit ting it's accuracy. To all this evidence council for the defense continued to object and have their exceptions noted when overruled.
 w. F. Foster. an employe in the aud iting department of the sugar compa- ny. testified that he had handled some claims upon which rebates were based. One claim which he identified. he had forwarded to H. O. Havemeyer. the president of the defendant corporation. After further testimony the court ad- journed until Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
TOOCARFFUI INSPECTORS
 NEGLECT INSTRUCTIONS
With Reference to the DspsrtssSes ss VillareaI, the Mexican Rssetvtis-tst.

Fl Paso. Nov. 1s.-InsPeetOr sehun- mere of the United States immigration office held an importah, conference with two other inspectors today rela- tive to the case Of Antonio VillSreal, the alleged revolutiOhist who is noy- in jail here and whose extraditiOn is demanded by the Mexican government on a charge of murder alleged to have been committed in Mexico two years ago.
 Notwithstanding Villsrears depOrta- tion has been ordered by The depart ment of commerce sna iabc< upon the ground of his being an alien and incit- ing a revolt. the inspectors decided to refer the whole matter back to the de- partment HabeaE corpus proceedings instituted by NalleFeaI were stopped after the charge cf murder was pre- ferred and the inspectors had the right |. to depOrt him under the original in- structions. The matter has aroused intense interest here and along the border
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
A Lazy Liver

May be only a tired liver, or starved liver. It would be a stupid as well as savage thing to beat weary or starved man because he Jagged in his work. So in treating the tagging, torpid liver it is a great mistake to lash it with strong drastic drugs. A torpid liver is but an indication of an ill-nourished, enfeebled body whose organs are weary with over work. Start with the stomach and allied organs of digestion and nutrition. Put them in working order and see how quickly your liver will become active. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has made many marvellous cures of rliver, trouble" by its wonderful control of the organs of digestion and nutrition. It re- stores the normal activity of the stomach, increases the secretions of the blood-mak- ing glands, cleanses the system from poi sOnous accumulations, and so relieves the liver of the burdens imposed upon it by the defection of other organs.
 If you have bitter O. bad taste in the morn- Ing. poor or Variable appetite. coated tongue, foul breath. cohstipated or irregular bowels. feel weak. easilA tired. Respondent. frequent headaches, pain 9r distressSp rsman of back gnawing or distessed tssh2g in stomach. perhaps nausea.NAsSf\sA Urisings" in throat after eating. and kinoZA symptoms of weak stomach and torpid liSsA no msdI- cine will relieve you more promptly or cure you moTa 1lr@alsntIy than Doctor PleIcs.s Golden Medical Discovery. Perhaps only . part of the above symptoms will be present at one time and yet point to torpid liver or biliousness and weak stomach. Avoid all hot bread and biscuits. griddle cakes and other indizestible food and take the "Goldcn Medical Discovery regularly and stick to Its use until you are vigorous and strong.
 The rDiscoveryD is non-secrct. nOn-alco- holic. is glyceric extract of native rnedici- nal roots with full list of its ingredients printed on each bottle-wrapper and attested under oath. Its ingredients are endorsed and extolled by the most eminent medical writers of the age and are recommended to cure the diseases for which 1t is advised.
 Don't accept substitute of unknown composition for this non-secret MEDICINE OF KNOWN COMPOSITION.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
SUGAR TRUST
 ON THE RACK
Its Trial for Taking Rebates
 Under Way
Check for S26,O0O Covering Rebates a Part of the Evidence.

New York. Nov 16.-The trial of the American Sugar Refining company. indicted for accepting rebates from the New York Central, amounting to s26,- 900. was begun today before Judge Holt in the United States district court.
 Lowell NJ. Palmer, who was for many years at the head of the sugar trusts traffic department, was a witness to- day. The examination of Palmer. which was conducted along the same lines as in the recent New York Gem tral trial. was frequently interrupted by objections by Judge Parker and MT. McIlvaine. Palmer testified that he kept a separate bank account for the traffic department. but he was not permitted to explain how the clerks in his department were paid, the court sustaining Judge Parker's objection on that point. It is said to be the con- tention of the government that all eX- penses of the traffic department were paid from this bank account and that all deposits came from the rebates re- turned to and received by the defend- ant company.
 Palmer said he had consulted with General Traffic Manager Pomeroy Of the New York Central and Vice Presi- dent Nathan GuilfOrd of the same road concerning rebates for sugar ship ments to tke west.
 When Mir. Simpson questioned the witness concerning contracts he had made with the various companies, both McIlwaine and Judge Parker were on their feet with a series of objections. The contracts which may nave been made have nothing to do with the real issues. they insisted. Stimson held that he would show the general au- thority under which the witness acted.
 Judge Parker said that the defense would willingly admit that the witness had acted with due authority by the defendant corporation. The agreement made by the witness and General Traf- fife Manager PomerOy by the New York Central. introduced in yesterdays trial of the New York Central. was put in evidence showing that the witness had acted with due authority by the defendant corporation. Under it. the rate between Brooklyn and Cleveland
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
CHURCH'S PRAYERS
 FOR IFS ENEMIES
An indication that the Vatican Has Given Up the Struggle fer the Church's Ri-hts in France.

Rome. Italy. Nov 16.-The Obserya- tore Romano has published a letter from the Pope to Cardinal Respigni. His Holiness requesting him to order special prayers for the enemies of the church this being the only means left the pOntiff in the present sOrrowfUl condition of the church now fought and opposed by many of her own children. who have become her enemies.
 This letter is regarded of special inn pOrtance. being evidently inspired by the situation in France. It is taken to indicate that the Pope believes he has exhausted all other means to reach a satisfactory understanding in the French difficulty.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
A STRIKE STOPS.

London. Now is.-The strike of the Clyde bOilermakeFS which began on September ?. in which t9.S0S men arc involved. has come to an end by the men returning 10 WOrk. They did not gain one point in dispute
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
A STRONGHOLD FALLEN.
Silver Bow County, Montana, RePub .
 lican for the First Time.

Butte, Mont. Nov. 16.-Commission- CTS have presented the canvass of the votes of Silver Bow county. showing tliat for the first time in its history the county has gone republican, with the exception of senators, district judge, county attorney. one representative and a couple of minor officers Silver Bow county formerly held the balance power in the state being democratic stronghold.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
A MONTANA sLIzzARD.

Butte. Mont. Nov. is.-A Miner spe- cial from Lewiston. Mont. says a bliz- gard is raging iH Judith Basin. the big grazing territory of esHiEal Montana. It is feared that considerable damage to stock interests ~iit result.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
BANK BLOWN OPEN.

Maramac, okla. Nov. 16.-The safo in the State bank 0F &aramac Has blown open by Hitgo glycerine at al early hour today and the perpetrators escaped. It IS understood that the robbers secured about SIsOO.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17

early hour today in Wards death at a local hospital. was placed under ar rest. together with Referee D. C. Ryan of Detroit and Frank O'Brien of Phila- delphia. who acted as second for Lewis.
 The prosecuting attorney has asked for warrants charging Lewis with mur- der. and charging Ryan and O'Brien with aiding and abbetting in a prize
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
KILLED BY A FALLING TREE.

Forest. Idaho. Nov IG-rSs daugh- ters of the Rev. MT Star and a boy named Archie Ladd EeFe killed today while on their way to school by 6 fall. ing tree.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
HE FELL IN THg FLOOD.

Lewiston. Idaho. Nnv- is.-Eobeuf' Fidler. 19 years old. Frsistsiss o< Ore gon City. ore. was afSss~si in the- flood waters of Clearwater iH this city at noon today while dragging eOrdwood from the river.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
A DEAD PRIZE FIGHTER.
The Survivor Under Arrest on
 Churge of Murder.

Grand Rapids. Mich, Nov. 16.-Harry Lewis of Philadelphia. the prize fighter whose battle last night with Mike Ward of Sarnia, ont. resulted at an
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17

often a man does himself a favor by keeping on good terms with his neigh bOrs-ChicasO News.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
ABE ATTELL GOT DECISION.

San Diego. Nov. 16.-Abe Attell was given a decision over Billy De Coursey at the end of the fifteenth round to . night.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Nay. 16.-Forecast fos Arizona: Fair Saturday and Sunday; warmer Saturday
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17

After doing one thing do you not of- ten wish you had done the other?- Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17

Many women have a way about them that is calculated to drive sensitive men to drink.-ChicagO News.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17

When it comes to giving advice the average man is liberal.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17

fight. The coroner's inquest on Wards death will be held tomorrow morning.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17

5 ssassagas sas@sa saza sasgaaga
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

Oas q ano r a Ser
6 Of Of r. 8 GETTYSBURG ,
bon Dem &iinftler PGul Pbilipoteda
semalt, lit in Sbofhpns, Mont.. aufse=
tau9t. aber ni9t als Iusiteaungsses
genftano. Gs mar in @treifen ser=
idnitten uno onldbii9 Der Gr6ffHuna
Der Sbofbpne=R elerpation aIs Reifau-
rdtions5elt benubt porOen-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

ortide bon benz isltensn meni6lt3en
Weisn anfertissn loRsn. melt er oaftr
bdlt. bnb feline Sntbsdung bon Der
sr6bteu Bsoeutuns fur oie giolo9en if
S6meben.
WtII BON 6 4 m mel" ge.
hteben etn.
Gtrdboln nj, 2. Sob. SbpobI
bios l8 Wonate bsr9siratbst uno Wut'
ter zines Rinoss bss p~rdfumtiben
f1weoiihsn Sbronfolgers, bat prin.
seifin Warsarst bon @%Onnuusbt. 8O&.
ter oes 6er3oas bon @ounausbt uno
Nt&ts 2bnia @bmarb's bon England,
beinloHen, f9 bon ibrem @emabl benz
prinpn @uHaf aoolf. au trennen uno
bic md&ti9ffen @infafs, tuslae our
@eltuna ssbra&i wurosn, bsrmodien
He In ibrsm gntf&luB ni9t tpantsnb
3u MAIDEN. Sbren eigensn Wortsn 3u.
foIse tann Rs bis 2hmmsIbaftisisit
ibres Gemabls ni&t ldnssr %srtraesn.
Wo4 INNER tpsrbe1 an, 6ofs unter
6inwsis auf bic WuttsrpFiatsn Der
prinBiRn ausi6bnunasoeriu9e &C.
madt. ielbf bic 0srmittIuns a6nig
gbuarb's III bon Nsusm angsrufen
uorben. bod ffsbt taum su srparten,
oab aa' oteie Bsmu6ungen irssno etuas
fru9ten usrosn.
prtn3 @ufaf NoOlf, dlteffer sobu
bes fdweoiiaen aronprin3sn. bermdblts
Hn am Is. yuni 1905 In Winbior mil
Der prtnSiRn Waraarets. gsioe tuareu
bamals ie % Sabre aft. S&On DO,
Idngerer 3eit 9ingen @ertate, oaB BIZ
prinssfRn cine Srennuns bsubR3tiae.
aber bic @eburt zines Sobnes bra4t'
bic betben @atten chamber uieoei
ndher. Wut iol bic prinssifn abe,
eth ferneres 3uiammenleben u6ais iati
betommen babsn.
Granfrei@.
Mb&aun Der $ooss'
frae.
parts, 2. Nob. Oas 3abtne
bat bsI6IoHsn. isinsm parlamentart'
i3en pro9ramm bic abI9afung bel
S%obesfrafe ein3uperleiben. Rrie9s'
minifsr pttquart bsfhruortste Elm,
p6aise umgeffaltung Der Rriegsgeri&te
uel&e barauf ab3islt; NIT benielber
i&liebli8 gang aufsurdumen. neber'
tretungsfdle, bic nod benz burger
Elidsn @sisB frafbar fnb, fo0en tn
@toilperfabrsn srleoi9t tperben. bin
9esen 0erf6Be gesen bic Gis3iplin bo1
bie . isJplinargsridte fommsn. Nud
Der Winifer fir 6fentlide Arbsiten
BARTON, maat In Reform. Ssii
proiett fir etne &epifon Der Staats
baueeiess umfaBt faatli1e r~1ebernabm
bes gefammten @rubenbetriebs, FONT
Anibeilbere4tisung bsr Arbeiter on be,
srsislten 8swtnnsn.
8roBbritanuieu.
u usubr3oll auf 9obIer
au9eboben.
or,bon, 2. Nobember. 81
Hufbebune bss 4usfubrao0es auf Rob
len, BITE um Witterna4t In 2raft trat
butte aur Jolse. bob am Worssn DUN
berte NIT 2oblsn bslabsnsr S&ifs noe
ausldnoii8sn 9afsn tn See sinsen
Nidt psniasr als finfsis Dampfs
berli,bsn alein ben Brifol.R anal.
;. SINNER NOD 9rbber.
;, 2onbon. 8. Wobemb.r. 81
, vSaiIp 8eIesrapb" faat: IS tuirb 81
ri&tst. bob Japan F& entf6loRen bal
, ben gau zines S4Ia&iiaifes 3u begin
men, usl8ss bic .Drsabnaugbt" III
5000 Spunen fiberfriHf.
8eIgien.
peter 9idmers" bohr
y0ermann" tn ben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

Die Naanu%sReoiSiu wiro tbun, mas man bon ihr
%erpartet.
@ann=aReoi5iu turirt frib3eitisen gerfan, Der
ffimmte Rannbarfeit, Rerpenlhpdhe, 6unttipnsz
it6run9. Nbnabme Der 2ebeustraft, &rdftIofigteit,
8erlufte Der @~eihlehfstraft, @-ehiruermatture,
&-idenihmer5en, 3erriIituHe, Rierenleioen uuo aer=
ppiitdt.
Wan fam bic Sur 81 Sauie puruetmen.
@ir berlangeu teine 8e5ahIuns irgeub ueIher
Nrt = teine Guittungen - feline Beriprehungen.
Sas gin5ise. mas mir p~erIangen, baB man niht bic
Manr|MebiSiu aus purer @eugier fproert. Bir
~piniden, eaB man bic Neoi5iu in binieer @eiie CT
PROFIT uno man fuieoer 81 ieiner frhberen ftarten
gfatur selanet.
Sieies gratis uerifidte Bonpadet lit Der Betueis,
mas bic RdnH-Nfeoi5in 5u thuH permag. &ir ihiden
es i'm einiaden Iapierumi9Iaa ,nerihloHsn perpadt-
rranfo abseliefert. &ur Der Rnme uno bic Norefe IN
notbrenoIa. S~utertate &emeop Co., 1854 Sud
Building, Detroit, Nid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
= 2intteo.

Eeue jpesiens Iebienuns mad st. 8aSne.
-Sase berIaHen indianapolis nm 700 unb
I1:oO nbr gorntittass unb 800 une TOO
ubr Ra9mittass, i@neue Sabrt mad Sort
Dapne ma9enb unb nit ben S&nel3lsen
sa@ EcIebo, Detroit unb Gina ~perbinSenb-
Jomie aud in ToIeoo uno Detroit NIT ben
Dampfsrn, bic auf ben sroben Seen mad
Ra6inac, Buffalo unb ben Riagara Sauen
Iaufen, 8erbinouns madbenS.
I1:3O Mbembs3 us nod Nuneie.
11:30 abenb>3us mad 9era.
Sase fabren mad Sort 8eniartin Sarri
ION UNI 6:45 Sm, 900 Sm, ll:05 gm, Loo
Nm unb 800 Sim.
Beitere Snformaticn in Der Office: Sers
.unaI @sbdube. gbones: Neu, Rain 6055;
Ut, Brain 175.
SuoianappIis & Gafern.
S9neq s3dge Iaufsn na9l Greenfield,
xnisbtstopn. getp GaftIe, cambridge eirp,
Ri9monb, DaptOn, Ohio, iebe etanbs Bis
. nbr absnbs. in 9apton, O9io. NIT aaen
ednsusisen, bic mad Springfield, GoIums
5ns uno allen eentralen 9unften Dbio's
taafsn, gerbinpunS ma4ene.
Hbenb,3us nm 1l:3O abenbs mad 2nisbtss
tpwn.
'8eitere S~nformation in Der Office: Gers
ninaI @s5duos. g6ones : gaeu, Rain 6055
NIt. Nain IT'S.
JnptanapoIts & Wartinsutle.
Rad WoOrsspine. getbanp 9arf, Rar'
ttnspiue, Snb.
erae @oreensgar I'm 5:10 ubr Rorsenc.
Damn pon 500 nbr Rorsens iebe Stunbe
bis 900 MIR atbenbs.
Gbenb @ars Serlafen bic Snterurban
station um 1000, 11:30 unS 11:50 Nbenbs.
Die 1000 unb 11:50 Gars fabren nur Bic
Roore8btne.
@eitere Snformation in Der Office: Gers
minaI @ebdubs. gbones: Reu, Brain 6O55
Glt, Rain 17o.
Jnbtauapolts Goal Srattisa So.
9aae lauFen ifinbIi& pom Snbianapolis
nod 8Iairfelb pom 300 n5r Rprsens Bic
TOO 11br Gbenbs.
abenbsise nm 9 unb IL ubr Gbenbs.
Deitere Snformatipn in Der Office: Ger
u.inaI O, bdube. 9bones /: Heu, Rain 5000
Wit, RaiR r75.
SnoianapuIis & Wortbwefern.
S&neus 3ase mad Charlottesville uns Ga
fabette Iaufen ftinbIt@ pon 800 ubr Rcr'
gems Bis 300 nbr Aben6s. Ani9Iub II
eafapstts fir Gbicaso unb allen norbwsit
Ei9en gunfter.
Der Bug I'M 1000 nbr Gbsnbs fabrt Bio,
sts nod 2ebanon.
Der Bug I'M 11:30 rbr Abenb8 fdbrt bii
mad Sromtfcrt. ani&Imb IN 2ebanon 10,
Charlottesville berieIbe fdbrt in Der Conn
tag Nadt Bios bis mad 2afapette.
Deitere Snformation in Der Office: Ger
minaI @ebdube. ghcnes: Reu, Rain 5000
UT, |ain Us.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
aQerlet fleime Depei@en.
9. Iobember.

q. J(DUeHloer.
Sn Beaumont, Ser., fino bic
Retsmtblen absebrannt;S 6aben $50.
600. nur gu auei Drittel berR&ert.
Sn GatewOoo, an @batauaua
2ate. III bas vWutote 6otel" total
nteosraehrannt. Der s4aoen uirb
auf $4,000 sefddBt.
- NieoeraemebsIt tuurbe bon elmer
ganoe Ssnuffs tn Htgeria, @efafrita,
etne frans6Rfds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
bsftsbsno aus sinsm Offlier unb 60
8emetnen.
- Dametrio @affido. elmer Der bro.
tntnenten 5tbrer Der &spolutton, tpuros
gefsrn oils Na&foIser bon senor
Wontalbo gum Director bes 3u&t.
baufes BON 6apana ernannt.
- Demnd4f fol- Der bierte Banb
Der grtnnerungen bes berforbenen
Ntlttdri&rifthe0ers prtn3en 2raft gu
0obenlobe' Sngelfn9en. Der ben from.
a6RiGen Qrteg bebanbelt, erI&etnsn.
- Nuf einen bsIonberen Wuni9 bes
aatfers Grana SOiepb wiro i& Der neu
%ernannte RiniRsr 6reibsrr bon Mehrsn-
t6al Raiier Wilbelm unb benz Msi9s.
tan3lsr 5arfen bon Billion borfsasn.
- Sir Ebomas 2ipton tpuroe BET
feinem AufentbaIt In Bottom aufs
8ldn3.nofe bon ben ffdbtiiasn gs.
BORDEN gefeiert unb ftattste aua Den
bortisen S9la9thduisrn sinsn iur3sn
geiu3 ab.
- Sn Cos Cob, Conn.,, tuurSen BET
benz Bau Der rsueu 2raft'@ entrale Der
6artforb Babn bte Mrbeiter Sbomas
Wurpbp, Bebsu uuo @ilbsrt bur9 ben
Stur3 zines Bacterial. Nuf,uses i&msr,
wenn au9 ni@t lebensssfdbrIi& Der.
Iebt.
- Der Wtin3. Director BAT geftertl
absrmals 100, 900 l1naen stlbsr anss.
fauft our @srgr6bsruns bes l1mlaufs
bon S4sioemin3sn. 9as silbsr tpirb
tn Ssnbsr ausgsprdgt unb Der bafdr
bs3ablte preis bstrdst 7O.7l Gents bic
nnae.
- Sn @btcago III bon Wauiau,
Wise., bsuts Absnb bic Na&ri9t Elm.
getrOHen, bab 2uowig 2sOpolo, Der
M6rber Der S&aufpieIerin Jrau War'
garstbe 2eslie, enbli9 berbaftst uorbsn
if. 2eopOlo lou Der polt3ei in Wau.
Tau feline S&ulb einsefanben BADEN.
;. - Der 2si1nana oss IS Sabre aItsu
u. :. WcNinan, etnes uobIbabenoen
@ei&dftsmannes tn pittsburg, pa..
uuroe beute tn Der Ndbe fet1es 0auies
q~sfunben. Raubmbrber babsn Mc.
Wiaan ben S&doeI etngef9lagen uno
ibn ban1 beraubt.
- Der ruIRi@e Winifsrratb bieb
cine Rabnahme gut. uel&e ben &C.
meinben, @ilben unb Bauerrl enbIi&
bas >@s&t eibt, ilrs 2dnbsreisn bur&
> Mntbsili9sine unb 6ppotbsten gu BE-
Iafen. Dos Monopol fhr io16e 5p.
3 potbstsn if aber ben Bauernbanfsn
%borbebalten.
! - Ole auberoroentli4e 0auptber'
fammIung bee Nttiondre Der @tspeIano.
gbicaao. Cincinnati & ct. 2ouis
gabn (yYts 5our), wel&e ssffsrn tn
) Cincinnati taate. bat ben antras bel
: Direttoriums auf grb6buns bes Atttsn'
I aapitals um $40. 600. 900 etnRimmiq
angenommen.
:. = n CAT Sthaea, 81. D., puroI
Der II Sabre alte Samuel &obsrt:
auf bic Antlaee bsrbaftet, cine Stabl'
). f9iene quer iiber bas @sleiie Der &C.
i. biQb Da0ep 8abn geleat au baben. IT
Der abf&t. eth unslad berbeisufdbrsn.
Die S&iene uuroe re&twiiig bon ben
. 2ofomotibfdbrer entbeft.
I = Der Weutereipro3sB qese1 bal
ruiRi&e prepbraf9enstp. Regiment II
. Wsbbib snbete folaenbsrart: 8 2eut
+ tpurben 3u ie 8 Sabren Bet barter ar
1 belt bsrurtbeilt, $50 In Sirafbatailon
aefsdt, unb 80 freiaeiprp4en. 81
Ms~xfhs;N{oey hottstr Hh tneoen Werhof
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
S4tfsnamrihten.

Stem Dort: Settle" nod 2tbsrpool.
2iberpool: Baltic" bon New Yorf.
2i3arb: st. 2ouis" bon Sem Oorf.
tuirb 6onntag Worgen UNI 1890
ubr In plpmotb antommen.
@berboure: raronprin3 Wilbslm" bon
Nem Dorf.
8oulOane: ,Mietp Nmferoam" bon
Stem BORT nod &otteroam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

&umdnten ndhm bie ginlaoung
bes prdfoenten R~ooiepelt an. an Der
3OO.idbrigen Subildums AusReauns
bon Jamsstotpn tbsiljunebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
GrneufrunQ
Ses 9reibnnbes bdngt bon Der 3%ufimuung bes
Sapfes Oh.

.Ntuer %1lpthnplan. - Wenidide IHenwten enSedt - @G bon .QHmmel"
aeidieoem lea. - abidaHuug Der Sooesarae. : Satano &Dntg
@mrs boHnungsos = @nsfnhrsaa af 9oblen mfsebO=
ben. = Sonirpahpe wuaen &eaierung dirvn.-
SurseB in esener eade- @esaniani.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
FREE
@tm Eadet Wamm=W eoi3im
fit einea Solar frei.

Gin Bunpadet fir einen Dollar Der gRannsHRebi5in
lit frei al be5iehen, iDern man nahfr0gt uH0 bi
@breie ansie6t. 9ieie W snn.s es si,in eiebt
Shueu updhmaIs ben SpruoeI iueeuoIid1eu @lnds
ben Bulls unb oas 8ittern pbpfihen &pbIbebaseus:
fe nadt ben Mann nidnnersleid, Misunderstanding unb
urauuesitarf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
Snternrban 3eit>S Isabelle.
.. u. &. Spfem.

Sx Rraft Iontns, ben 1. Dftober 1905.
S&nele Dur9sise mad Sort @apne.
S&neus 9ur@5iis' nod Raricn.
S4nene 9ur9;ise mad 9ern.
S9neae Dur63ise nod 2osarspcrt.
S@nene Dur&sise mad 9lnberfon.
S@nsae 9ur@siSe nod Runcis.
8lse berlafen S~nbianappIis.
Ruuete & Marion 0tutii on.
eaprenes, Sortpius, genbIeton, Anberiou,
gorttotpn, Runeie, RibbIetopn, GIsranbria
Summitpiue, Sairmount, @as ettp, Sones'
boro, Rarion, gIuftsn unb Union Gitp.
4 90 gm. Fl 05 RIM.
*5 % gm. Q 90 Nn1
90 gm. 70 O5 Sim.
~ o. 8nt. 4 90 Nm.
90 gnl. 80 90 9iu,.
g o. SIN. rs % SIM
10 90 8m. 6 90 gfu.
I'll 90 gm. ~ o. Sim.
al O5 gm. 80 % Rm.
IL 90 gsttss. IL 30 &m.
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The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-21
Fixed Dayonets.

1t is said that during the siege of
Ladysmlth In the Boer war the assault
column Of British, advancing in thick
darkness, climbed up an almost pre-
cipitous wall Once or twice they were
family challenged At last Boer rec
ognixed them and shouted to the sentry
to fire on the "verdomde rooineks. AS
the crest was gained the fire broke out.
A few of the attackers began to reply
but they were stopped. and the voice
Of the commanding officer was heard
to give the order. Fix bayonets."
That there were no bayonets did not
matter. The men, taking up the cry.
rushed on the Boer gunners. who fed
at the thought Of the cold steel
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-21

where it had dropped after travelling
100 yards: In a cows mouth; on the
root At q clubhouse; behind the glass
peotsctinS Z painting hanging on a
cottage wall; In a clump Of daisies.
which 1t so resembied that II was not
found for an hour. When 1t fell in the
cows mouth the frightened animal
galloped 270 yards nearer the hole and
then restored the ball to its owner. He
promptly claimed to have driven it :,97
yards and the right to play 1t from
where 1t lay
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-21

Monkeys make poor nurses" said II
200 keeper. When they live near a
stream of water and one Of the colony
falls sick they invariably toss him
overheard. They don't want him
around. His signs and groans annoy
them 80. 'Psst! OF the dock!
Here in captivity have to remove
at once a sick monkey from his COM
rades' reach. Otherwise they would
soon kill him. When they can, well
monkeys take a strange joy in tor
menting an invalid. They bite the end
Of his tail they drag him about an,i
they pinch him. Finally, when he
dies, as many as can find room sit on
his body, close together, very solemn,
as though engaged In some religious
rite"