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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-06

contention for the republicans. They
do not get rid OF one before another
Is thrown into their midst This Is
one, too, which the convention next
week cannot put aside. In this con-
test between Asheville, Statesville AID
Winston for the location II me col
~lector's office which il seems cannot
be decided satisfactorily TO any # The
~iparties concerned. We would suGgesI
that the moonshiner> be allowed 20
have a vote. They really are as much
interested as anybody else and theE
seem to have a good understanding
with most Of the venue officers and
to have much weight with some CT
them in other matters pertaining TO
the duties Of the offices under the col
Hector. Then why not let them have
"a voice in the matter Of locating he
chief Office of the collection bureau e
their district? We're the settlement %
this question left 10 the friends in the
.Du-Hto Va INC CIluC NIX IL H'Atd
relieve the latter Of Il great response
lbility and an amending cause Of conten-
ition, for now that the subject has been
iagain brought I the front there IS
no telling when it will be aid TO rest
and no matter what decision is made
tby the men in authority there will be
49, =; IN +hl rhr- e +ho Id
~vocates of the towns which fan 10 get
1.-The offices. All this could be avoided
by leaving the question to the moon
SINNERS in the district. The new COL
hector might call a convention of these
linen and let them formally pass upon
the question. We make this as a sug-
Igestion to our republican friends -
help them out Of Il difficulty.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-06
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Sub-text Book Committee Appointed.
Rev. j. w. jenkins Seriously III.
Hon. r. w. Pou Nominated for Con-
srcss-Charters Granted.
Messenger Bureau,
Raleigh, N. c.. July 2

At a meeting Of the state board Of
education held this morning in the
ofice of the governor action was
taken in regard to the appointment of
the sub text book commission. There
was a full attendance Of the board
which consists Of Governor Glenn
Lieutenant Governor Winston. Score
tary OF State ]. Bryan Grimes, State
treasurer B. r. Lacy. D. d. Gilmer,
attorney general. State Superintendent
OF Public instruction ]. r. Jovner
ne board decided that seven mem
DerS should constitute the sub teyt
DOCK committee. nd while these MEM
peIs were chosen their names will not
De announced, possibly for several
uaSs, as July 10 is the closing date for
such. Nothing concerning such D,r-
oohhel was given out at all The
oodfd passed this resolution: "ResOlv-
eu mat all publishers Offering for
Dy the SubteXt book commits
"ioA snail HE with the secretary Of the
CoHIHllsS1On a list of all the names of
dl1 'he agents, attorneys, and others
representing In any way their books
ana interests in North Carolina &"
discussion by agents is also forbidden
Win members of the commission ex-
cept as allowed in conference. This
"dS decided at a recent informal meet
ing of the board
n only other business transacted
by the board was to pass on loans from
the school loan fund in amounts r1n-
Ing from $4,000 down TO 500.
Governor Glenn will leave tomorrow
Tor Gastonia, TO deliver the Fourth Of
Jul: ADDRESS before the people Of Gas
tonia.
ReV. ). W. Jenkins. well known as
z minister Of the Methodist church
aho more recently as the s~uperinten-
aen' OF the Methodist orphanage IN
f.aieigh Is considered seriously III at
lhat institution He this morning sus-
ained two strokes Of PARALYSIS. and
recovery is scarcely hoped for. John
WILDER jenkins. associated with the
baltimore Sun. a son OF the reverend
gentleman. has been t~elegraphed 10
come TO his bedside.
o Z. ". Pou was TODAY nominal
&c Tor congress from the Fourth dis
tTict- The meeting was a short one
IL was opened by Hon. ]. II. Young.
/ NJ. Pittman, of Vance presided. A
G Z~olliconer, Of Vance placed Mr.
Pou In nomination, and was seconded
by Sheriff Ellington. of Johnston
county and F. B. Arendell of Wake.
Charters were granted to the Ryeola
Bottling Co.. Char'kn~ with ]. AZ.
as inoorporatoyI b. drug forized
capital stock II b0 of
which 100 Is esncr-
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t. SPEAK AT GREENSBORO
aoi'aei :. u. Naddcl! 10 Deliver -Ad-
dress at Unwilling OF lac Nash Me-
mortal.

Mayor A. NJ. Waddell will leave this
morning for Greensboro where tOmor-
row he will take a prominent part in
the Fourth OF July celebration 10 De
held on GuilfoTd Battlefield. The CHI
zens of Greensboro have made prem.
"rations for an elaborate observance q
the day, the special features OF whicl,
will be the unvei!ing OF the monument,
erected by the federal government q
the memories of General Francis Nash
and General Davidson. The Grafton
1T the unwilling Of the Nash memorial
will be delivered by Col. Waddell and
that at the unwilling of the Davidson
memorial by Major William A. Ora
ham.
Both Of these orations will be val
liable historical documents. besides rs
ing interesting and eloquent.
Colonel WaddeiI will return to the
city Thursday.
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4 SUGGESTION TO OUR REPUBLI-
CAN FRIENDS.

To add I o the troubles Of the repub-
hcans of the western revenue district
StatesyilIe ome TO the front with Il
bid for the internal revenue offices.
she says it can be demonstrated TO the
satisfaction of every unprecedented per
son that her LOCATION is the nos cen
trail point and in ether ways the m1st
desirable location for the office of co.
lector Of that district, considered from
the standpoint CT convenience to the
taxpayers. Here is another hone of
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-06
SUNDAY AT CAMP GLENN
Boys Brigade Has Settled Down Into
Real Camp Life-Anticipations of a
Merry Fourth of July.
Camp Glenn, July 1st, 1906.

Camp Glenn, July 1st, 1906.
This is the second day Of the camp
and things are assuming a settled con
dition and all the men are beginning
to feel at home. On Saturday after
noon bathing was a very pleasant fea-
ture. Some high diving stunts were
INDUCED in while others bored holes
into the water from the wharf. The
pen had its share of those who still
have lead attached to them. The col
onel cut quite a figure treading and
floating. The sun was hot and today
it lures to brush his hair?
Saturday night the fair sex were
made glad by the presence of the
friends of former years. These young
people surely do enjoy themselves. To-
day Sunday broke bright and fair
sometime after the men had been call
ed to breakfast but despite the early
hOur there were none absent from
their places at the table.
The first exciting incident of the day
was the capture of a stray chicken
which had become too daring in its
wandering. He now reposes comfort
vi III Il "Sli H1lSu SloiIldN4l- AlICL
breakfast a half hour of religious ex-
ercises was observed by every man in
camp. The musical instruments con
sist of a folding organ and d cornet.
The men especially ENJOY singing the
hymns. and when all enter heartily
into these songs il is a pleasure to
listen. After shaving and getting into
Sunday clOtheS' the nen attended the
service at the Methodist church where
thy heard a very able sermon.
Upon returning TO the camp several
more men were found to have come
down on the Wilmington, and also
some visitors. These were Captain ].
J.. Longhlin: First Sergeant Fred
Russ: PTivates H. Walker, W. McGirt.
a. Dosher. F. King. c. Bray. ]. s.
Canaday. c. Davis. F. Britain. The
visitors for the day are Mr.. and Mrs. ].
W. Orrell, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Gore, j.
". Meyland. c. Hall, H. Flick, Junior
Lieut.. H. King and Second Sergeant
A. Elmer.
With the coming of A. DOsher and
W. McGirt the Acme Male Quartette
is complete as ". DOsher and W. B.
Muse came down on Saturday. Their
presence is sure to add very greatly
to the pleasure of the other men and
citizens of Southport, as their singing
is always a welcome feature. A fish
ing trip will probably be taken on
Monday. We are all looking forward
to the glorious 4th Of July as it viii
be quite a day here in athletic circles.
A baseball game and many field events
will be INDUCED in by those who love
the strenuous life. This day will also
be made pleasant TO many OF US by
the coming Of our families and sweet
hearts. all of whom have promised to
come loaded with good things: things
good to look al Ghemselves), things
good for the lips (suggestive) and
things good for the stomach OF man
(cakes. ice cream. etc.. They will be
met at the boat and made doubly well
come.
The order of the day Sunday is as
follows:
General Order 2:
Officer of Day-W. Dosher.
Sergeant. W. Orrell.
Corporal-H. A. Burriss.
Detail-Willetts, Jewett, Hill, Curtis
No permission for bathing today.
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At the Seashore.

Miss Bette Ludge, atlanta: J.. D.
Hightower, New Orleans: r. I. Red
ding and family, Atlanta; c. L.
Haynes, Greenville. S. c.; Miss Pearl
Fort, Pikeville; ]. w. Norwood, Green
VILE: Duncan Mckenzie, Mrs. McKen-
zie. Cecilia and Miss Mary Sue Nc
Kenzie, Timnonsvilse.
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CONTAGIOUS BLOOD pos


The very name, Contagious Blood Poison, suggests contamination a4
worstd disease the world has yer known; responsible TO- more u~nhaPpncz
all others combined. Nobody knows anything about the origin Of tn
but as far back as history goes it has been regarded the greatest curse q
No part of the body is beyond the reach OF this powerful poison. \.
the blood NAV be, when the virus of Contagious Blood Poison enters, the
becomes corrupted, the humilaung symptoms begin to appear, and the 81"
diseased from head to foot with the vIest and most destructive q a.
the SC SUMMON is a small sore or ulcer. % insignificant tha: i =
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Several New

The count.
terday Afternoon
Of the Court Ta .',
ing Colonel y ys,;'
Higgins and 7 ~
Several applicai.o.s.
were considering
following were Ea a. ",
Mrs. Fannie = O
R. Bates. and bs
W. D. Rhodes. [.
p Atkins.
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REPUBLICANS III CONVENTION
Delegates to Greensboro Instruct
ed for Adams

\ Victory for the Anti-BIackbUrn
Forcc-Re>oIution> Endorse pr,-i-
dent Roosevelt and ConGre.-Dri"-
gates Namd TO Judicial and Cou-re--
sional Conventions.
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suspicion, but in a short while the SKIN
breaks out in a red rash, the glands OF the
groin swell, the throat and mouth u%lcerate,
the hair and eyebrows come out, and often
the body is covered with co~pper-colored
spots, pustular eruptions and sores.
There is hardly any limit to the rava-
ges of Contagious Blood Poison; If 1t is not
driven from the blood it affects the nerves,
attacks the bones, and in extreme cases
causes tumors to form on the brain, pro-
ducing insanity and death. No other dis
ease is SO highly contagious; many an limo
cent person has become infected by using the
same toilet articles, handling the clothing, by
a friendly handshake or the kiss of affection
from one afflicted. But no matter how
humiliation and degradation that accompany
Mercury and Potash are commonly use'
but these minerals cannot cure the disease
ternal evidences may disappear for awhile, bu
members and tissues, and when these miner
before, because the entire system has been w
Mercury and Potash. There is but one Ger
and that is S. S. S., the great vegetable blo'
way by going down into the blood, neutrallz
It makes the blood pure and rich, %strengthe'
system, and cures this humiliating and des
The improvement commences as soon a
- ---Ls..s .~-A:1 >.,~-, .,oo&~o sc tho -,
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Dear Sirs II had 4 friend w.-,,
tagious Blood Poison and was = -
tried all the medicines he oo2.+ ha.- I
him any good. He went 10 HI; S.
the other treatments he had used a.
of q cure when he heard OF :. : : 4
awhile the sores all healed. It's la -
and. continuing with II. he soon --.
tirely of this hideous disease. -,vr-3
Rockford, III.
was afflicted with Blood Po.so- g.
tors did me no good. though ! took fea..
fully. In fact / seemed 10 get worse ar...f
almost every so-called blood rez1e.~ -. 4
seem to reach the disease. and t.. - -
was disheartened for II seenet ..s. !
cured. At the advice Of a frioaaI - !
began TO improve. continued tie r.. !
me completely. V h -
-
he disease is contracted, the SUITE
the vile disorder.
in the treatment of C~ontag;lus = /.
they merely mask it in Tx svs..
the t1eacherous poison is at wy-E W.
Is are left off the disease returns +
lkened and damaged by the s:-or.
ain, reliable cure for Contagious a..
/ purifier. 1t attacks the disease =
1g and forcing out every particle d: ii
S the different parts of the BODY. Il.
.uctive disorder permanently.
the patient gets under the influence 1
bison is driven from the blood and i.
completely restored to health. S.
n experiment; it is a success. /.
1ousands of cases of Contagious B,op
lany of which had given the Ne,,
'otash treatment, Hot Springs, etc,
ugh trial, and had almost despairei
eng we'll again. S. S. S. is made
{ roots, herbs and barks, and doe:
IRE the system in the least. "
a particle Of mineral of any kind.
,g disease, get 1t out Of your blood ";
dly send our book with instructions
large, to all who write.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-06

= 2imiteS.
Der Bug UNI 11:20 Mbenbs Der Snbianas
soIis-2osansport IOipiiion sebt mad geru
saitatt 2psanspcrt.
Reue ipeaiene gebienuns mad ST. @asne.
- Bulge Uerlafien indianapolis um 700 ano
iI:o0 nbr gormittass unb 800 unb 700
Hbr Ra4mittass, MAIDEN bic Sabrt mad
Et. Dapne in a Stunbea unb 40 Rinuten.
Reuer 3us Rarion SIper gerIdbt
y1arion 7:55 8ormittass unb 1:55 Ta4'
nittass T; gerIdbt indianapolis Hoo Sprs
Eittass mnb 500 gta9mittass !bdIt bios tn
anberion urb Mlsranbria an.
ani9IieBenpe 2inien errei4en DaptoH,
Ohio, St. @apne. SuntinstOr. @abaib,
2afontaine, Stpapsee, @reentotpn, 9artforb
8itp, Montpelier, gIuftpn, @tn9efer,
Union @itp, @reenniHe, D., unb Swii&ens
aationen.
6ra&ts unb gaHasiersO Office Termina
Dartesimuner. SeIepbcn R TO.
indianapolis & Gaifern.
autitsb 3ise fir. Ri9mouo unb allen
Euntten in Obio, tpeIde p%erbunben ftnb NIT
eieftrii@sn 2inien, Ium S:10 unb 11:l0 Scrs
s,ittass, 2:1O.. unb $40 ssadmittass unb
s:10 Gbenbs. 2ocaIe i3use fir &i9monb
.nb Sm~ii9enitationsn pom 500 l1br @ors
ntttass oil unb bann iebe etunbe, ausse'
nommen bic 2irnitsb 3eit, biSL9:N gIbenbs
Goo nbr gbenbs ausseIaHeuD. Setter 8us
.a9 9reenfieIb UNI 11:30 lbr 4benbs.
indianapolis & Wartinspiae.
Grfe RorsensGar I'M $40 1br Rorsens.
Damn pom $50 11br Rorsens ieSe Stunbe
Bis 11:30 rbr Gbenbs; aussenon.raer bic
etinben $50 unb 1870 nbr Abenbs.
SnSianapuIis Goal Srattisu So.
Sass laufem itiinbIi9 ron indianapolis
SAD 8IainfisIb pom 300 ibr Norsens Bis
LOO ubr Nbenbs /; a~ussenortrtea bic Stuns
ben 800 unb 1000 rbr Menbs.
SubianapoIis & Nortbweftern.
Bulge Iaufen ftiinbIi9 pom 500 nbr Rcrs
gems Bis 900 nbr Mbenbs. gni@lub in
lebanon fir Tborntorun unb grapforesbile.
Ser 8us um 1000 nbr Mbenbs fdbrt Bios
tiB nod 2ebanpu.
Der 3us I'M 11:30 11br Abenbs fdbrt Bis
mad Srantfcrt, Ani@Iub in lebanon fir
CHARLOTTESVILLE berieIbe fdbrt in Der sonrp
tag Nadt Bios Bis nod 2~afapette.
2initeb Siise fir 2afabette fabren ab iifn
S:10 unb lilo nbr Rorsens, unb 2:l0.
5:10 Ra1mittass unb ITO Ebenbs. SIR
Championships I'M t10:45 .gormittass unb
l:25 Ha4rnittass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-06
S&d1ne

II proaent Der Staiiener fub
bfpnb.
Oats fnm1ner bts IN 6Sbeu bon
fof 1900 SUB Dor.
D&eerifew BIsffafte 10 n y
ben I'm Sobre 1866 o~neefsrtigt.
Gs gtbt @ridenmagen, b&e
100000 Nunb ouf etnmal iDieaer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-06

6Hsrrsi9ti9s Roniul bon Rio BE- 50.
ueirO. Der f9 aud an Sorb bes 1n'
elidsbampfsrs bsfanb, III eersttet,
aber er bat cine iebr srObe @eIoiumms
berloren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-06
Hnklanb.

Ituhtulu.
9 s9G6rt o9 Il beraII.
6 I. petersburg,5 5. NugIf.
usbsr bic Situation in Hronfabt ge,
lansen uur frdrli9s Ra9ri9ten bier-
Der, bod ffebt fsf. baB f9 mod MID.
ale Der meutsrif8en Ssslsute sreebsn
6absn. Die frisgsgsri9tli9s prosei=
Rrung Der 9efanasn ssnummensn aufs
ri6rsr bauert fort, unb psitsrs Wais
ienbinri9tunsen fnben tdeIi9 fatt.
Der 9ampfsr, Der nit Rsbulutiondren
unb Weuterern an 8orb aug Rronftaot
enttommsn if, tonnte bisber ri9t tuies
Der geisbsn tusrben. Wenl er ni9t In
Retpal bsimli9 anaetommen III, 10
muB er fsinsn 2urs nod einem beut.
i8sn Ooer i9usbif9sn Safsn ssnom.
men bab.n. ba bic b~erfOlgenbsn Rrisgs.
i&iHe ni9ts bon benz Dampfsr auf
bO6er See ua~brnsbmsn fonntsn.
Die 8arbs . @eeimenter limb aus
ibrem Sommsrlager In 2rssnsia Selu
bier6er surtfsefebrt, unb bic Saupt.
Habit farrt tuisbsr In @nHen. Als
Straben usrben Gag unb Na9t bon
Wilitdrabtbstlungsn abpatrouiqirt iinb
Die 8abnb6fs, fouie au9 fdmmtli9s
6Hentli9en 9ebdubs inb bon ftarfen
WilitdrpOfsn bsieBt.
SOeben triHt bon ObsHa bic Wa9.
ri9t Elm, baB bonn Ds9s bss paIaffas
oes Staottommanbauten 6euerFsnals
ben i'm 6afsn l~isasnosn arisssf4iTsn
segsben uuroen, wOrauf bisfs banrl TO-
fort bic anter lihtsten unb nit 0ol.
oampf In Der &t9tuns Der SaIbinfsl
arim, tpabri&sInli9 mad ssbaHopOl,
a~bfubren. Die 3eIesrapbsnIsitunesn
bon Sbefa aus Rnb felt ben Isbten AZ
Stunoen untsrbro9en tporbsn.
9snsral.@ ouberneur Raulbars iol
bon Sebaftopol abpsisnb iein unb man
bsftir9tet srnfli9 cine Wsutsrsi be,
bOrtissn @arnifon.
Ruffif&e 3 f d E.
Woronefb, 5. Nueuf. Oil
gauern bon gobaui8a srtHsn beut'
cine abtbei!ung aOiatsn on. 9it
9ssteren feuertsn mebrsrs Salpsn aus
ibren Qarabinsrit ab unb t6oteten ODE,
bsrtuuuoeten siele bon ibrsn Nngrei.
fern.
SefatertnosIap 5. Aua.
Der 4onbuttsur zines etrabenbabn.
tuagsns Los bsuts isinsn pafaeiersl
unter bensr mebrers Soloaten loaren,
bic bIutigsn @orgdnge In Der SnisI'
fefuns Sweaborg pOr; er wuros Der.
bnftst.
puItnrua, 5. Nuguft. Nebo.
l%utiundre granbHiftsr fsdtsn bsuts Dor
mittas BITE StaIunsen. @etreibsipsi9e,
urb anbsre gsbduoe auf benz @uts be,
Garffin @baplisti an. Mud ein'
Wablmtble brannts ab. Die 8ranb'
Hitter enitamen.
SeItfabetpoI, 5. auguf.-
Der &aesnfampf awif&en armsnisrr
unb Sartare1 it bier bon Neusm GUS
ssbro9en. Yisle perfonen finb beut'
maRatrirt uorben.
g amara q, 5. Nuguf. Die Rs.
bolutiondre babsn beute bier protla'
mirt, bob He bic S4ulo on ben
Worbe bes @oupsrnsurs Blad, Der an
8. aueuf bon elmer SpnamitbombI
3errifen tuurbe, auT's gntf&isbenfI
ablebnen, ba tsiner Der Sbriesr BIZ
Bombe Qetpprfen bat. Webr aIs gun
bert perfonsn Rnb fur bic grmorbunl
bss Ouuuernsurs f4na berbaftst NOR
ben.
l5eftiqes 6anbgemenge
g I. pstersburg, 5. Hug.
6eute Mbsnb fam es 3mii9en Streitsrr
unb Der polt3et su eineul hsftissn6 ano'
ssmsnss In Der Ndbe bes 8aanbofsi
bon gFroratsf, elmer 0orfabt bon 81
pstsrsburs. Gin poIiaiR murbe ss
t6btst unb bieIe perfpnen auf beiber
Seitsis srbebli& ~pertuunbet. Die @ar'
uifon In gRroratsi murbs barauf fofor
beyfxrff.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-06
@tue Ssene a I.

~ Z ~ " Il y. v Wtu UrBV-
ment Snfanterie Hsbt auf Dem @rsr'
eierplab. Der Sbsrf eisbt Elm ROm-
manbo. bod bisiss tuirb ilur tbsilueiIe
aussefabrt. 5israuf ruenbet Der Obsrt
i9 borUurfsboa an ben Maior bes 2.
gataiaOns. Dieter 3ie6t ieinen &eool=
Der unb eridisbt ben Obsrf. Dies
mar bas 3et&sn our Rebolte, fOfOrt
tuuroen bie Ofi3iers eridofen, unb
cine a0ssmeins JhHlabs besann 3wis
i&sn ben 2Opalen uno ben 3ebelen.
Jn Der @arnton g Il b.
RuBIanbs gdhrtes.
Obefa, 5. Mueuf. Der Rom.
manbeur bss Wilitdrbifrift ri9tst in
iOrsfdItigHer @siis isin augsnmert
auf bic sune6menbe @dbrung untsr ben
8ruppsr, uslde bic SarniIonsn In ben
fioli9en probinaer biloen. Gag FIR
BAG finbsn ldnaers stabstonfsrsn3sl
fatt.
Seute tpurbs bier Elm rebolutiondrss
Wanifsf bsrbreitet. oss Snbalts, bab
RubIanb am 8orabsnb elmer ber3usi.
feltsn RsboIution Der Mrmse Iopie Der
Marine ffsbe.
Ntnsf, 5. Muguf. 3pei Nrs
better bertbsiltsn bsrte rsbolutiondre
protlamationsn In ben WiIitdrtaisrnsn,
nupfir Fe bsrbaftst purbsn.
u b m ira erItegt einen
Wunben.
Rrunf f q b I, 5. auguf. Der
@ontre, admiral 8eflemti9eH, Der gs'
fern Bier i'm Sample nit ben Weu.
tsrsrn f9msr bsrtuunbst tpurbs. tit lsbts
Na6t g~etorben. ueber bic ermors
buns bes gbefs Der @enbarmerie bon
Warfdau, Der ben 8srrorifsn gun,
Opfsr fiel, iuerben bsuts nd6srs Sin.
3slbsiten semslost. Der Ssneral be-
fanb R9 NIT fsinsr 5amiIie unb ieinsm
aoiutanten auf Der Jabrt na9 isinsr
Dila In Der 20 Wsilen BON Warf9au
sntfsrntsn Orti9aft Ctwof, aIs Ct aus
benz 9interbalte eri9ofen wuroe. Wtt
ibm tuurbe fein Sobn errorbst. Die
pfsroe ginsen our& unb bic 2si@en Der
bsiosn grmorbeten. iotute bic Satin
unb So4tsr bes Generals, bic In
Obnma9t 9%efallen maren, puroen auf
bic strabe gsi9leubert.
9eutfmIanb.
g q 10 MbIerprben
berIteben.
Berlin, 5. Mueuf. Dem Ib.
utiraI 6rsiberrn bon Ssnbsn.B ibran,
tusI8sr auf benz pOften bes Chefs bss
Warine.Rabinstts unldneR bonn Ron.
tre.Nomiral b. WHasr abgsl6f purbs,
1T eins srobe Mus3ei9nung isitens oss
Raifers 3utbeil geuorben. Ct bat ben
e&mar3en GblsrOroen erbaltsn.
grtIdrung aeintu n.
10 9etnIi9
Berlin, 5. Nusuf. Der @bsf
Der 6irma, psl9s bas Wonopol Der
2"isferungen fur bie bsuti9sn S9ubss.
biete beRbt, b. 8ippsIstir&, bsr6Hent,
li9t beute etne g,fIdrung, tpel9e auf
Die p~ielerwdbnie AHaire Slider gs3us
bat unb oarum nit aubsrssu6bnli9em
Ssterefe aufgenOmmen tporben TIT.
cerr b. SippelstirG bsbauptet, bab
feline Girma als iol4s benz Maior
Slider bonn Sberfommanbo Der S9ub.
truppen. peI&er R& iebt inRiIitdrbaft
beinbet, aiemaIs @elo gslisben babe.
Sur er, 8ippelstir@, unb anbers
Greunbe Gii9ers, unter ihnen Bus
miller. bdtten sueimal psri6nli9 su.
iammsn febentaufsnb Wart eegeben.
Die g~erleibuns Der Rontratte, tpel@e
bur4 Slider, Der Worfeber bss Belief
bungsamts NOR, srfolste, fsi babon in
teinsr Weiie abbdnsig sepsisn.
StaIten.
W. s. 8rpan beu4t ben
papH.
q o m, 5. MusuF. Wie cine De.
psi9e rnelbet. tpirb WiQiam .Ssnninas
Brsan nd&fs Wo9s bier eintrefen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-06
800 Musmanoerer
Sei eine1a e@ifbrnde int @itttlmeer e%rtrunteH.

Gs sGbrt mod H6eraaL -Suifid SutdnOe.-Gine S;ene aus &ewal.-ao=
miral erGegt. ienen @nnben-ani G6loB Sriebrihsfrun -GrHaz
rung Itent mnnabr6etnG6. - @. 3. 8rpan befndt ben
~gapa.-sauarser aberurben perlsbsn.-Sef
f@S Sanogemenge.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-06

" EtftItep.
2oganSpprt &c geru StpiftpH.
sarneI, N~obIesbine, Cicero, Arcabia,
AtIanta, Tipton, &ofomo, SaIpefton,
Dalton, Sosansport. Riami, gunter Siu,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-06
Snterurban SeitsS Isabelle.
8. u. g. Spfern.
Sa Rraft Scnntds, ben 20. Rai 1905.
SIse berIaHen indianapolis.

Nuncie & Raripn 9tpiftpM
Satprence, Sortpine,. 8enbIeton, gnoerion,
gcritotpa, Runcie, RibbIetorpn, GIeranbria,
eurtnitpine, Sairrtcunt, @as Gitp, Scness
~n~o ,,.N mDor;N,,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-06

2onoon n. 5. ausuR. gs tuurbe
bsute ofR3isa anseihnoist, bab R6nis
gbwaro unb aaifer WiIbelm am Is.
ausuf auf S&loB Grisbrinstron Bet
0omburs b. b. 8. jufammentrefen
tueroen.