davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-25
similarly situated,

Perhaps ! am not warranted In say
ing it being | am only an innocent by
stander, a mere passer-by who has no
part In the row. grlmly observed the
Grlzzed Bachelor, but It seems 10 me
that the papers ought TO tell what the
bridegroom ate for breakfast the same
as they do when man Is hanged.
Puck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-25

ceptionally distinct. In the First ward
several people felt the shocks. which
were very slight. The shock seems
To have taken'a eoutheasterly direction
and TO have stopped IN the western por-
ton OF the first ward. as at -Uintah
and other parts of the county no shock
was felt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-25

II refused this poem not over six
months ago. said the editor" why do
you again submit it?"
II thought that possibly your taste
had developed by this time" replied
the poet. with CLEAN Of satisfaction
In his es.-Milwaukee Sentinel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-25
SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS
Record For April

According 10 reports from the lead
Ing book sellers Of the country. the six
books which have sold best IN tho or
der Of demand during the month are
/. THE House Of a Thousand
Candles" Nicholson ...,....S1. so
2 "The Wheel Of Life" Glasgow 100
3 THE House Of Mirth," Whar-
ton ,....,. .,..,..,,,... $50
4. The Conquest Of Canaan
Harrington .....,...,.,... L50
5 THE Truth About Tolna,"
Runk1e ........ ..,.,.... $50
6. Barbara Winslow, Rebel
Ellis .,...,,,. ...,.,..., 1.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-25

Men have sight, women insight. -
Hugo. That Is why-lf Il Is true
that women find more I'm the store ads.
10 interest them than do men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-25
BASEBALL EXCURSION

10 Eureka, Dubei Tallors VS. Blue
Rocks, Sunday. May 81, Fare 81 round
trip. Train leaves via salt Lake Route
7:45 a, M. returning leaves Eureka {
y. M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-25
PROVO DEPARTMENT

The News is delivered excepd
semi
Vest uthN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-25
HALF RATES
To Nor hern Utah and Idaho.

Via tho o. s J.. June 9th See agents
for full particulars regarding limits.
etc city Ticket Office, 2Ol Main St.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-25

Feel languld weak. rundown ?
Headache? Stomach Just A
plain case OF lazy liver Burdock Blood
Bitters tones liver and stomach, pro-
NOTES digestion purfie5 the blood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-25

Mounts Ketchup q home product Of
excellence for that delicious flavor for
soups, gravies and meats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-25
EXCURSION NORTH
June 9th.

Via Q. s. L. Greatly reduced rates to
Northern Utah and Idaho points. See
agents FOR particulars regarding limits.
etc. city Ticket Office. 20l Main st,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-25
BASEBALL EXCURSION

To Eureka, Dubei Taiors VS. Blue
Rocks. Sunday, May q. Fare 50 round
trip Train leaves Via Salt Lake Route
7:45 a. mp returning leaves Eureka Z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-25
T oday 5 Ogden News

They were married today by Bishop
Ensign.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-25
STUDYING THE "MORMoNs. "
Observation-Disclosures NEEDING.

"A. F. Johnson and MARY Johnson,
both OF Spanish Fork were married
here yesterday by Deputy County
Clerk NJ. r.. kartchner
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-01-28

Samples worth from
$3.50 to $3.50 each.
Choice .$1.95
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-01-28

It Jean Dereboul Paris joiner, died from con-
gestion after winning bet that he could con-
sumo ten yards of sallsages-
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-01-28
Who Fell Is
Taken by Death.

ing fund commissioner and treasurer Of
the Washington mills. He was born in
Compton, r. T., lived for a. time in New
Bedford, and while in Boston moved in
the best social and financial circles. He
was convicted for diverting about $780,
600 from the treasury Of the .Bowker
Fertilizer company in an effort to help
out another company in which he was
interested. .--. 49, -
When ex-speaker Keifer, in congress
a few days ago, referred to George W.
Russell Of Lynn, Mass, as "a distin-
guished man, Mr.. Russell had been
so completely forgotten it was with
difficulty that he could be found He is
now IS years Of age, but was at one
time prominent in the shoe business
at Newbury, was charter member of
the New York Tariff league and mem
Der of the Home Market club Of Bos-
ton. He is now in retirement. -.
stirred New Hampshire in years was
committed at Pembroke, where Charles
H. Ayres killed
Horrible Crime his entire family,
consisting Of his
Committed mother in law,
Mrs. Laura Lake
In New Hampshire. men, his wife and
five children, then
shot himself at the home Of his sister,
Mrs. George Baily, at Chichester, a few
miles away. Both families were widely
known in New Hampshire and members
live in other New England states.
Ayers worried over financial matters
and became insane. t --~-'
Henry c. Minot, one Of the best
known men in New Hampshire, died
this week at Concord at the age Of 60.
He was son Of the late George Minot,
one Of the old-time bank men, Of the
state, being for years, before the es.
tablishment Of the Mechanics Nation
al bank, head Of the banking firm Of
Minot & Co. .".- -:
A determined effort is being made by
politicians and others in Maine to get
rid of Senator II. Herbert Sturgis of
s-> ~. Cumberland coun-
Maine Republicans ty, father Of the
-. :. ...-.e state commission
After liquor enforce
! F.. H.. j.. s'l.ls ment law. BY
Sturgis' Scalp. party custom he
t- IN. ~ is entitled to a
second term, but so strong is the senti-
ment against him thruout the state be-
| cause Of the enforcement Of the law,
| that the party leaders are endeavoring
! to get him withdrawn in the interests
Of the republican party. Mr.. sturgis
spends a good deal of his time in Bos-
ton and Lynn, where he has business
interests, and his name is in the Lynn
directory as having a residence there.
Because Of this, politicians are putting
up the claim that he is not resident
| Of Maine, but he declares that his home
is still in Standish and that his family
| is located there.
Governor Charles5J. Bell Of Vermont
with members Of his staff, came to Bos-
| ton this week to attend the annual din
ner of the Vermont veterans, and was
also present at Governor Guild 8 recep.
tion at the Hotel Somerset. ,.s
The people Of Bennington, VT, were
so much worked up over an attempt to
wreck Boston & Maine train that
they locked up every suspicious per.
son, including Detective O'Connell OF
the Boston& Maine road, who appeared
there to investigate the case. He was
kept in a cell several days before he
could get anybody to identify him.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-01-28
NEWS OF THE WEEK
FROM NEW ENGLAND
Directors Knew Provident Savings Company Of Boston,
Would Fail but Gave No Warming -Depositors May
Get Fifteen Per -Unseasonably Warm Weather
Other Timely Stories from Back East
BY r. 6. LARSEN,

who kept that section of the state in
terror for several months, was captured
this week at Portland, Me-, where he
was held for the burglary of the Red
Beach postofice.
Fashionable society in Boston is talk
ing about the marriage Of Leroy Jay,
who is 32 years old, millionaire in his
own right and a member of one of the
oldest families in
Two Weddings New England. His
bride was Miss
~-.s Food Jennie Murphy, 26
: years old. When
for Gossip. Mr.. Jay met her
-. r. she was a house,
maid on the Bergen estate in Weston.
She is very beautiful girl who came
from Prince Edward island about ten
years ago, and has been in the service
Of number Of Back Bay families, all
of whom speak in the highest terms Of
her Altho some Of Mr.. Jay IS relatives
are not enthusiastic over the match, his
aunt, Mrs. William Matthews Of Com
monwealth avenue, with whom the
young man lived, has expressed her
self as perfectly SATISFIED. /.
An even greater surprise came with
the announcement of the marriage Of
James Donovan, who resigned his posi-.
tion as superintendent Of streets Of
Boston when Mayor Fitzgerald came
into office. Mr.. Donovan is AZ years
old, and has for years been regarded
as one of Boston's confirmed bachelors.
He married Miss Henrietta L. Weber,
a sister Of the former fire chief Of Bos-
ton. They had known each other for
years, and are now bound lor Califor-
MIA on wedding trip.
William T. Cheswell, chief Of the
Boston fire department, who was thrown
from his wagon while on the way to a
fire about two months ago, and who at
one time was reported to be in a very
dangerous condition, has recovered and
is back on duty. \
Henry F. Coe, who in 1902 was SEN
fenced to state prison for embezzlement
and two years later was pardoned by
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-01-28

One Thousand (1ooo)
-"MohaWk Valley" (the
best sheetlng) Full
Size Sheets, Torn and
jHemmed; Regularly
75c; Monday
each Csc
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-01-28

J
Governor Bates,
died this week
at the age Of 70.
He was at one
time one Of the
m o st prominent
men in Boston. a
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-01-28

The people Of Bennington, VT, were
SO much worked up over an attempt to
wreck a Boston & Maine train that,
they locked up every suspicious per-
son, including Detective O'ConneH Of
the Boston & Maine road, who appeared
there to Investigate the case. He was
kept in a cell several days before he
could get anybody to identify him.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-01-28

There are many such Items In our
Drapery Observation-Disclosures which
the manufacturers have decided to dis
contInue-nothlna the matter with
them, however, Out they go!
Among them these: r.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-01-28

Samples worth from
$3.50 to $3.50 each.
Choice Sl.65
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-01-28

Governor Charles j. Bell Of Vermont,
with members Of his staff, came to Bos-
ton this week to attend the annual din
ner of the Vermont veterans, and was
also present at Governor Guild Is recep-
tion at the Hotel Somerset.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-01-28

Forty (4o) Pairs
Full Size White All
Wool Blankets; Regu-
IarIy S. so Monday
while they last, Per
Pair 49,. ....$3.75
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-01-28

There are. but 8 working days be-
fore our Annual inventory Of Febru-
ary 1st, and we are determined to
close out Every Odd Article, Every
Short Length, Anything and Every
thing which, for one reason or an
other, we do not Wish TO carry Into
the new season.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-01-28
Mondays Special Bargains!

Tw enty.five (25)
Rolls Hand Printed
Genuine Scotch Limo
Ieum, 72 Inches wide;
Regularly 75c; This
Sale, Per Square
Yard .............6Oc
Ten (1o) Rolls In
laid LinoIeum (coI-
ors 90 clear through),
72 inches wide; Regu-
iarIy $1.25; This Sale,
Per Square
Yard .............95c
Exactly Two Hum
dred Nine (209) "MIs.
fit" (Ready : Made)
Carpets, mostly In
Standard Rug Sizes
some with Borders
some without; but all
Desirable
ONE-THIRD OFF!
Regular $500 Car
pets Made Up, This
Sale, Per
Yard ..........$1.33
Regular S1.0o Car
pets, Made Up; This
Sale, Per
Yafd ............O .OIC
Regular $3.50 Car.
pets, Made Up; This
Sale Per
Yard ..........$1.OO
Bring the Size of your
Room.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14

yeoorrtes NtxDnenp - e~sGrsH, ree.
ests. 12}e; anbsatsttea 10s; Srxsxf. IA
&n6@eI 1876.
e&uItern-gHsl. Gareb. 10 ID 20 Bhxb
IN Dur@i&ntE, ste; 16 Dfuxh Dur9f9mttt,
Sc, 10 ts IL Efmnn 93e.
oepo6eItes e@wstxeidin - sxoSexiots
Sanep $ie $4,000; 4Iares Usax el6. 90; Sans
Ig $500: Short GIeas $3.50; Raupi
SIS 90.
S@uaab - IN IterceS Il. Dual. 1e} I; Q,
Ouaittdt OF; o. nnaIitdt Sf-
darfe 0erda4erts Nratwuxa Sc.
SraSifarter 73e; Bologna Ia Earnts 7}e. Ia
xu4 6Ke.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14

art,6es ItnbHeH&-Deals@s &ters - 81
az biefise gtsers ~ IA; btsFss Rsnbss
40 bw EN0 EhrMb u; ttefpe &abs 40o
SIS $50 Bfunb 53e xabs $50 ~ ESQ pHmh
&c: Stier s~orberpisrfei g.. Stsss os2fes'
pserteI i0se, Risb Htstsrpsesta g., Rsxh
BorbsrptsrtsI &c, Rub Eush srrsssteI 4ss, MI
opntsrUiertei 7e.
xriS&es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lbs, 0sxtsr'
pierteI los, BproerpterteI 63e.
srI6es e@af1eif@ - 2dnues pei PtGxa
l2: ; e@afe s3e; e1exssI l8e: Hed8 ens.
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14

Rotber 3Ieeiar1en So 1850.
gnslif@er RIeefamen $3.50.
Arpfe RIeeiamen 1000. 80
9IfaIfa 2Ieeiamen $e.QE-9.00.
Beiber Rleeiamen $500.
@eudbIter Tiraotbb 81. 80-1.9o.
Orotndrer Bis gutter Ein,otbp $1.60-l.75.
Sancb 4entudp HIausras Sl.6o--l.65.
1Inusras IN @baf Soc.
gngEH8es 8Imagras $l.l6.
Dr@arb @ras 81. 7OE1.s0.
Reb Iop IN @baf~ 76c-$1.lo.
3afer Rorn 75c-$l.0O.
Amber Su&errobr Samen $l.00-l.2e.
Detber 8aferiaraen DOC
6rabiabrs @erffe $1.26.
Deibes unb seIbes Rom $1.o0-L25.
saeo Got @nfIase $1.10-1.2S.
Com Heos $l.76.
RiIet ST.. 40 bts $1.85.
5ribiabrssD esen 81 40.
setwiebeI. weibe. seIbe uno rotbe $3.50
PET WuibeI.
Sab $ 2artofeI, eeIbe Serieb, Serunba,
eeIbe 5aniemonb rnb iRbIt@e Queen $50 ber
96ab; rotbe saanieutonb &.75; Braftiiaxs4s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14
Snfruftionen
Ses rtnel fran56fidel Minifttrs oes ansipdrtigtu
fir Selegaten in Algeciras.

9as a~nsnGrise amt lit Berlin b%ofnnngspua. = gfene ganerntrawaae In
9PuBlano. gdifsnufa1e in Der gfproiee. 0nttr 0elunobeits'
snaanb in Der Banama=auualzSume. : Gntdni&uns
I'M gGtan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14

Sugar 6ureb e&txsea - gras nasaItdt :
10-20 pfunb l83: 10 Sizxb l53e; lD-l2
pfunb 81: anesis Nualttdt S0-l0 pisueA
24e; 10 4funb Eas ; Ii Rsuxb 12le : 10
pfunb 2ie.
ealfo nH@s 64tnnn-6 bis 8 4fiab sae:
Q Bis IL 4tunb g..
Spe1-3Iare eettex, 90 % 20 Riusb ta
Eur@i&nit, lie; S1ars eeseR 70 b 90
4iunh. lie: &lars Dsusss. - 10 30 4iunh.
loa:; 1s BIB 3 20, lie; Il ID Is Pfuab,
lae; alare StR6ex, - 90 Vsrah, 11te,
azi6ea IL BIZ 10 Bfvab 113e; Mas Naasa {
bU Q Sfsnbs ne
Srabtna6se ped-Rlares oaeItSbG aseb l73s
asrcd9Iter euoar Gursb 173e, 81 MAD II
Dsraf&mtt l6s SO . etnss Il aHuE4I
fauttt 1876; 10 b II Blush II Ds9f4sst
l Il; 8 Nasb Ia Our4i4attt, Nmds lltt,
Q Ptnb I'm 0sr4f4attt. t4maI. le3e.
epe6, gxeI.-VeudAIte, 8 t1 10 phna
m Dur4f8aitt. lI8e; u - II phub b
| DuH4f@mttt, LAX.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14
0etrstoe,

8eses - 80. 2 rotber s1fc, ant SSH
Iem. 60c BON RGbIsm; 80. 8 ROTOR 70,
Ndrs, 82e; Basenwetssr Gle.
2oru (neues) - 20. / pett 48e No. 2
wets 43c; SO. 9 weis 43e, ar. 4 % y,
Ale; 70. 2 metz ssuti@i 42ie so. Q
wsts senif&t 42ie; Ro~l nds ssH,fat
l0e; 80 2 seIb 1875, 30. 8 ELI zsf
go. 4 seIb 40; 80. 3 seusi9t Asa /;
70. 8 aenti&t 42ie; 20. I eerntet 40s |;
8pIben 4Os.
eafer- 10. 2 pet6er 81He; 70. 9 psstss
82e; 20. 2 0eust9tsr 30}c; Ro. 8 sszSsist
50e.
1n - 80. / ailnotbs 40 80; 10.
3, 30 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14

S~nbianapsIs RaHeeIgreHs
eeu5bnI. BE gutter 10-12e; rrtz1a Biz 70
udbltes A-l6e Sanep 82k-8ss, sorssE
Deuoru 10 BIB 22e. Sapa 2s-82e.
SIN Ba6ets1:
sstofa $14.76. aton Slt.75, SesEe5 sIl Is
Saraeas sl4. 76. Xtawortb's sl8. 30, Dsls
Sasa Blenb $500, GIimar Saba WIenS
1916, Durica $tl.75.
BaGer-DominoeS TAG; etiG,atss 8 80
ruIperifrter b.82e; E343 SuIpertRstu 6.s7..
fstner eranulirter 5.02e; Gubes 5.47s; Sos
ieeAoners' u 5.07e; y~ibsespoob q 4.s2e; 30.
1tS u 4.7ae; empire IA. s7s; ShsaI srtYs
eoIbea 8 4.57e: @tnbfor ertra 8 A.57.i
&isgeuooe 6 4.43e; peIber 9 [. l2.; Ii GEL
bes 4.07.
@etro6nete Srii@tc-aepfeI, an ner GnSas
setrodnst. &c; Scbannes6ssrsx u ti TIC;
&itron 1es bis i4e; WOftaex. 3 sropx. PES
$funh, T, s 9rown 72e, ( Grorus 7}s jses
u~ssmfreie : ebis Sc. California geusca.el 74s,
Guiana ~, trportirte euItaaa lie bt3 lee
saltfprr,ia aprtiofen Sc bts lee,
MHe-8raatI nea SC bts loo; SiIberts lss
RanSeIn IA; ueiGi&aIise NGxbtIs lk-
Serbian RanSeIn 16e; Reaxuts &c De tse,
gerSffete 7c bts Sc; gusIi@e BaIxiHs
Gffs-Raa go Dc. Tef). Sat. g. 10 per
0a1one.
PidIes-2400 I'm Scb SO; 1sGG tn Sas
81; 1900 tn aaIbfGb $500; 900 In Tas
$3.50.
stdrte-EearI, 8}e, Champion Slot. l sx1
3 Rtarb Dadete 8. 4crn. l BIB. Befsts,
4X-64c.
Ganbp-7G etamsen seurf4t 7s; SO,
ssr sensii&t &c; Banner TsutR Sc; srssE
Sonbons 10c; Rs. Q Cream asusfat &C.
&eiSN&aroItaa. 3opf, 4t--Sss. SaSaz 81
-6ae. gcbro@sner, &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14
Mrsentinien.
u u q q brit.

BuenosMnres, Is. Mdra. Die
2ei&e bes am Sonntag perforbensr
prdRoenten Or. WanusI Quiritana
tpuroe beute bon isiner @obnuna NIT
militdriii&en gbren nod benz &s9ies
runasaebdube aebra6t uii6 bort auf'
gebabrt. Die Rtnifer, oas Diplomas
tif&e aorps unb cine rieRge Bolts
ms1ge gaben benz Serge bos @eleite.
prdRoent Alurta bdt nod ttfrt iieues
8abtnet eruannt; bas alte tleibt ror'
ldufg. TN Amte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14
Sou Beeeas Rsxss.

Stactbp-BertaufBpreie: %. 80.
NtQet - Bertaufspreiie: ~. 0O-s8.0a.
@eiGtcrn - Berfautspreis: is saa ia
0uaIitdt, 4e-47e.
&afer-sei@dt 1856; Ia ben xstrsx
S8. 00-s9.00 pe Tomne. Reua 32--e6s,
etrob-Preie. ie mad BEN Sab. IA eep
len, S4.00-k6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14
Hradte nnb 9emate.

Srh0te nuo OsWa"e
GrA4ta
AepfsI Suite ao@dpfeI $3.50 per Tab.
Bananen 81. OO-l.25; tlssne Be-$l.00.
gttrpnet So o. 3.76 rer Rtfse
Dranaen - 81. 2s-s.7s per Rife.
Sranben 17ie per 9orb.
Birnen 81. 0-1.2S per BufbeI.
gemafe.
Sotbe Rlben CSC pei Du*enb Run&es.
Gelerp 25s-4Ce per bun1.
Oufter SLANT zoe per Dusexo.
Rraut - 81. eo-1.2S per 6ab.
BlumemfobI $s.5D per Eutenb.
gurten - ST. per Dutenh.
soIat - 12xe per pfunb.
geterfIie l6e per DuRern eandbes.
RutofeIn - 6Oe - zoe per Bufbel.
eabsartoHeIn = gasinia $3.50; SaIf''
NOR sac -,.s5; Seriep $3.50 $i.OO
per Sab.
9wiebeIn - @otbe u.b ueibe $'.3b per
bunbert YfunS /; epanii&e 8niebeln SIS
per Eiite.
Rabieie trc Der Tuterh.
sptnat = 35e per Ou$enb.
tomatoes 5; per Grate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14

Sancler beya5Iea fo:scaes eretis:
Sutter gouHtra. lies sssau'ssS 49,
sipta 27G
Srti&e @;.r-14s per Datenh.
oHnner &c. edbxs 8. Turfets-l0ElSe.
Saiem - $1.co bts $1.s5 per Dateno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14
SAFE

smaros 8 BeriaI'strais Snnsossst'
s9rsbsrtdie 60s per FfWab s~tsassnHss
sar,eserid,e It's, &isepsHx xseana { ~
l6, gep Dori o9ebbGrt lbt, 'sSas'sa'
sener ainsburaer lie. Bid l6e-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14

Standardization Weper Don Serne.
preubsn. f6rberts beuts nit feinsr &et.
tunssmanni8aft rs Ssiden ans 8a-
assli4t. Die hsroii4sn anifreneunssn
Der SeutIasn finoen aa9emein gswuns
oeruns uno Anertennung.
IeutiGlan0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14
Granfrei9.
9as reue 6 cabinet.

eaoinef tf eno9nlftg or9antfrf. Us
tpirb morgsn Nadmiitae Dor Der 9am-
msr srfdeinsn. Die portefeuilss fno
ME folat bertbeilt:
premisrs uno Sufi3minifer - W.
Sarrien.
Winifer bes Snnsrsn - Senatcr
glsmsncsau.
Minifsr ess auswdrtissn - M.
Bourgeois.
3risgsminifsr - 20. Gtienne.
6lottenminifsr - W. Shomfon.
unterridtsminifer - W. 8rianb.
Sanoelsminiftsr - Senator Sou.
mar9ue.
Minitsr fir 6fentli9e Nrbeiten -
W. gartbcr.
Ginansmintisr - W. poincare.
Minifer fir 2OlOnisn - Or. aaps
CUES.
Nferbauminifer - W. &uau.
9as 3abinstt tuirb Der 2ammer
sinsn alaemsinsn ueberblid iiber bic
politit ssben, Yel9e ss su befolgen &c.
bsnft, Ipsatsn, baB es bic 3iele &Ou.
pisr's in Der auspdrtiesn pOlitif beibe.
baltsn miro. Wan meiB. baB gour=
aois ioslsid nod usbsrnabms Der @s-
iddfte Die ieitberisea SnfruttiOnsn fur
Rebpil, ben SelssGtsn our Warotto.
Qonferen3 bsftdtieen pirb. Sieis geben
babin, fi9 unit Grnennung zines Sn.
ipsttors Der marotfaniiaen Yoli3si ein'
~berifanoen gu ertldren. isbod faiesOriid
bic 5orheruna stiridiuweiien, bab bic.
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ia9t: ,SoQte Geuifdlano oarauf be-
febsn. baB elm poliaeiinipettor er.
iiannnt miro. lber gu gafa glanea Tom.
manbirt, 10 tann 5rantrsi9 MUIR isin
getu gsssr oisien bsmatbissnosu 8or.
f4lag sinleeen. DAP Eeutidlano aui
bsrausialisBuns@ a8lanta's bon benz
ipaniId.fransOfi&en Manoat bsfsbt,
III nur ieinem @unide 3u3uIdreibssi
sinen Sbeil BON Marotfo 3u erlangen.
ginem iolaen Sale siebt GrantrsiG
ben Status:quo Dor, Der wenissr be.
mtitbigsno III, als Elm FOLDER gsr3i9t.
Wsnn Grantrsi9 nit @roBbritannien
uno Spanien 3u Gs3 3%uiammenbdlt,
bat es taufeno Nittel ben Status quo
gsgsri bsuti9e abf6ien 30 bertbeioigsn.
5runfret9 bat bereits Wisl suseffanben
uno tdmpft isbt nur.ftir bas Wtnimur
feiner &s9te suno aufrs9tsrbaltung
fsinsr Winbs."
2tr4en t.
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Cine aufrsgsnoe Sesrs fpislte H@ bsuts
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beb6rosr gsmdb benz @sieb. baislbf
cine Snpentur aufnebmsn MOLTEN, er,
iaisn Der 8ii9of, NIT Der Witra anges
than unb BON. Der @emeinbe umaeben.
gr gebot ben gsamten, bic 2atbeorale
ni9t 3u betreten. Damn trat er Dor
ben Altar unb iagts:
YSier poribem altar ertldre i@, bab
ID bereit bin. sgintsrferung, 8erban.
nung unb Sooj IN Dsrtbsibiauna be,
&e&te Der 2ir&s au erbuloen."
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gen fi& oieigeamtsn aurtid.
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paris. Is. Wdr3. @rdRn Boni
be @aRelane eri9isn bsute nit itreu
anmaIte gomonb asap nOr ai&te,
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alage auf $rennuns BON ibrem Wann
In eine iol&e auf obiOlute S&eiounI
um3uuanbeln. Gi9ter Ditto pirl
porerf ben bonn @sisbe poraei&riebe
men 8eri6bgungsberiu9 MAIDEN, bod
i9einen beibe partsisn auf S&eioun,
~ befeben.
&raurtge Bef9dfttauna.
paris. Is. Mdra. Bon ben Or
ten I'm @ourrieres fanben beute DUN
berte bon 2ei&enbssdneniHsn fati
ueberaG fab mon !9warse 8rauersiq
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