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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07

advent. He was possessed by the idea
the Messiah, could not come until such
time as the Jews were living in all coun-
tries. Possibly the prophetic promise that
Israel would be gathered from all nations
gave him the idea that 1t was necessary,
as q first step. that they should be scat
tered among all the nations.
Manasseh conferred with Oliver Crom.
we'll at White Hail. London. and the re-
suit of their negotiations was the repeal
of the law which forbade Jews to settle
in England.
Certainly. in the result, neither England
nor the Jews have had reason to regret
the Intervention of Manasseh. and the
compliance of England under the guidance
of Cromwell. The Jews have repaid Eng
land hundred-fold by their commercial
strength. by their love and loyalty to the
country and its people. by the complete
ness with which they have identified
themselves with all its interests. and by
the strong feeling of truest patriotism
which attunes every fibre of the heart of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
MILLIONAIRE WANTS
TO "BUY" A PRODIGY.
Offers $4,000 for Control OF
Mischa Elman's Services Until
He Becomes Of Age.

LONDON, Jan. 6.
Frank G. dner, dashng viveur, success
full financial operator and erstwhile star
on the French and English turf, is once
more coming before the public. and is
said to have snatched another fortune
from the rich mines of Australia.
Always original in his enterprises, his
first bold venture with his new riches
has been to offer $4,000 for the control
of Mischa Elman's services during the
next seven years. !. e., until the wonder
full young Russian ,viollnist attains his
majority. Mr.. Gardner has deputed a mu-
steal friend at Monte Carlo, where he
and the late Barney Barnato once broke
the bank on 13 Red. to proceed to Ber-
lin and open UP negotiations with Mischa
Elmans father. 1t may be recalled that
1t was as manager of q musical and dra-
matte enterprise that Mr.. Gardner made
the first coup of his varied and pictur-
esque career
Throughout the term that he juggled
Gardner always showed very strong in
tcrest in musical affairs, and at his
princely home In the Avenue du Bots de
IBoulogne the great Marchesi and other
leading figures of the Partisan musical
world were frequent guests
Mischa Gilman. whom Mr.. Gardner
wishes to control, continues to create a
tremendous sensation in musical circles,
and played on Saturday night at the
iGewandhaus Concert, at Leipzig, with
enormous success. He has been engaged
as soloist fer the Birmingham Musical
Festival OCTOBER, 1906.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
NGLIsH JEWS OF THE PAST AND OF TIE PRESENT
Expulsion W Repealed
YearsAo the Great Proeaor
yay Repealed go

the English Jew to the best traditions of
this country.
In every walk of English public life the
Jews have risen to the highest positions
accessible to them. and have covered
themselves with distinction. Without
being unduly invidious. 1t is Justifiable to
mention especially the Rothschtlds. whose
present head, Lord Rothschlld. was fit
tingly chosen as the first Jew to be Great
ed Peer of the Realm. Among philan-
thropists there have been men like Sir
Moses Montefore and Frederic Mccatta,
whose death, recently, was mourned by
every charitable association in the coun-
try In law we have seen Sir George
Jessel. first as Solicitor General. and then
as Master Of the Rolls. Baron Henry de
Worms. afterward Lord Pirbright, became
n Minister of the Crown, while, at the
present moment, the successes of Eng
|Iish Jews in all walks of life have be-
come too much matter of fact to excite
any comment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
YOUNG WOMAN FINDS
THAT LOVER is THIEF
Their Wedding is Prevented by
His Arrest in Her Home
for Burglaries.
TIE END A 1'R AGE ID y
Unable to Bear Humiliation and
Disgrace, Fiancee Slabs Her
self With Dagger.

PARIS, Jan. 6.
A pitiful tragedy occurred In tho st.
jacques quarter yesterday. An old naval
there, and lived with his daughter, who.
In order not to be entirely dependent on
her father. fitted up one OF the rooms
with the requisite materials for millinery
work.
A few months ago a handsome young
man named Marcel Ganot rented room
which overlooked that occupied by Mile.
Durham. lie paid great attention to her.
and ultimately the faher, seeing how
things were going, called him in ana de-
manded an explanation. The young man
replied that HIS most ardent wish was
to marry the daughter.
Arrested for Theft.
The bans were to have been published
almost Immediately. But on Thursday
evening some detectives presented them
selves at tho quartermaster's residence
and asked to be allowed to speak to the
lover, who was In NJ. Durban's rooms.
They then Informed him. in the pres
ence OF his fancee and her father, that
they had come to arrest him on charge
OF committing burglaries and decamping
with several hundred pounds worth OF
VdluaDies
The young man was thunderstruck by
this sudden blow. He could not find
word to say in his own defense. The
police at once took him to the station.
The girl said not a word after he had
gone. but retired to her bedroom. Her
father thought that she was naturally
grief-stricken and preferred to face her
trouble alone.
A Dagger in Her Breast.
But in the morning about 8 o'clock Il
struck him as being remarkable that he
had not yet seen or heard his daughter.
He rose, went upstairs and knocked at
tho door. It was locked. and as hs could
get no answer he flung himself against II
and broke 1t open.
Mile. Durham lay stretched on her bed
with a dagger planted in her left breast
She was unconscious. but still living. Shs
now lies at the hospital in desperate
condition.
Before attempting suicide the girl left
a letter addressed to her father. begging
him to forgive her for having killed her
self. as she vas unable to bear the shame
OF finding that her lover was a criminal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
FOUNTAINS OF Wine
WILL FLOW IN MADRID.
Wedding of Young King to Prin-
cess Era to be Magnificent
Pageant.
CITY a FLOWER GARDEN
Elaborate Ceremony TO Mark
Conversion Of Future Queen
of Spain.
CITY a FLOWER GARDEN
MADRID, Jan. 9.

MADRID, Jan. 9.
The most scrupulons reecrve is main
tanned In court circles concerning the ar
rangemcnts for the marriage of King AL
fonso and Princess Ena of Battenberg,
but the following facts are from an au-
thcntic source.
AS at present arranged. the formal an
either Just before or when King Edward
visits Madrid, and the wedding Will prob
ably take place during the traditional
fetes Of San Isidofo.
Princess to Become Catholic.
The conversion OF the Princess to the
Roman Catholic faith will be ceremony
OF great solemnity. 1t will be held In the
San Francisco Cathedral here. and VIII be
presided over by the Prmate of Spain,
the Cardinal Archbishop of Toledo. The
nine archbishops and forty-six bishops OF
tho Kingdom viii be summoned to attend.
a r.mor which was circulated that The
Pope did not view the alliance with favor
Is groundless.
During the wedding festivities Madrid
will transformed into n gigantic gar
den nj flowers. Roses and plnks will be
brought bv hundreds Of wagonloads from
Seville, Malaga. Valencia, Alicante and
hure:a.
Grand professions in character will be
organize by the students and women
cigarmakers, and the charming national
dances will be performed By peasants
from the provinces.
Streams OF white and red wine Will flow
from the fountains of Madrid in lieu of
water on the day of the wedding.
One of the most popular celebrations
with all the magnificence and panoply OF
ancient use.
Changes in the Palace.
Many changes are being made at the
palace to prepare the apartments for the
King and his bride. At present the
Queen-morher occupies the rooms she had
during the regency and the King those
he had during his minority, and consid-
cradle Heterogeneous Will. OF course. be
made.
The Princess Ena will have her private
apartments on the first floor of the pal
ace. where an army of worknen are en-
gagged N making the necessary trans.
formation.
Don Carlos. the wtdower of the late
Princess of the Asturias. the elder sister
OF tho King, lives. with his baby Prince
the heir-presumptive. In the palace, and
will continue to do so until the King has
n descendant of his own.
A Madrid jeweler is manufacturing
magnificent dinner service OF solid silver
to be used at the wedding banquet.
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FAMILY PREFERS
DEATH TO DISGRACE.
Father Kills His Wife and Two
Children and Then Ends
Own Life,
FRANKFORT. oN-MAIN, Ian. 6

-ON-MAlN, Jan. g.
The police received u postcard yesterday
stating that George Wendand and fam
lily had shot themselves in the town wood
When the place indicated was visited
four bodies We're found lying side by side
near tree. to which was pinned note
on which was written. George Wend-
land and family. Forgive us our sins"
Wendand, who was employed In the
most office. and was about to be prose-
cuted for embez2lement, was AS years of,
age. HIS wife was4a, his daughter is and
his son II.
The mother, son and daughter were
covered with an overcoat and mantle,
and, 1t appears. We're shot in lying POI
sition by the father who then lay down
beside them and shot himself,
In each case the dress of the victim
had been opened over the heart to allow
a certain passage OF tho bullet to the
vital part,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
PROFESSOR TAMEs FISH
They Permit Him to Handle Them
& and Exhibit No Fear.

GENEVA. Jan. Cdr. r. Fastenrath, a
Swiss professor, of Zurich, has Just ter
some interesting experiments for
the purpose Of tanning fish IN the Lake
of I4ugano.
For five months he has been repeatedly
standing Immersed up to his neck in the
waters Of the lake, with piece Of bread
In each hand, to tempt the fish.
In time his patience was rewarded. and
he found himself on friendly terms with
some 200 members of the nny tribe. The
.nsh even permitted the Swiss savant to
caress them and lift them out of the
water without showing any signs of fear,
Toward the end of the experiments DR..
Fastenrath let down white screen into
the water and with the aid OF special
camera took some striking photographs
OF his tlnny friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
FRANCES NAVAL PROGRAMME
Three Big Battleships to be Laid on
.Ltt Stocks This Year.

PARIS. Jan. GA most interesting ex-
position of French policy authorized by M.
rhomson the Minister Of Marine. is n,,h.
'llshed In the Echo de Paris to-day,
Naval experts declare that at the pres
er,t moment the French fleet Is superior to
tho German and that France Will keep in
front without increasing her present ex-
pendture on new construction.
NJ Thomson has, however, decided to
lay down three new battleships OF $4,000
tons each. They will be equipped with
5long-range heavy artillery, and their
armament will include four l2-inch and
twelve s5-ipch guns. Their speed will
be nineteen knots
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
sIanderous Tombstone.

ntRaS Ws sp astr Wsm a seh mass
to inscrlbe on his wife's tombstone the
Words Here rest the, remains of Marie
schmied, who died, after much suffering,
8 ment, was sentenced to q months inns
pgisonment for Sian ering the doGtar who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
LONDON. Jan. 8.


THE Jews of London and the prov
inces have just celebrated the 25oth
anniversary of their readmtssion to
England. whence they had been expelled
in the thirteenth century.
The prime mover in the great resettle-
ment was one Manasseh ben Israel, a
French-born Jew. domiciled in Anster-
dam.
Manasseh had married relative of Da-
vid Abravanel. the great Spanish Hebrew
scholar and Bible commentator. who
traced his descent tthough with what JUS
LITIGATION 1t is difficult to say to King Da-
vid. The hope for the coming OF the Mes
siah was very strong in all Jews. and in
the case of Manasseh ben Israel. his con-
nection with the family OF one who was
supposed to have descended from David
dominated his thoughts, so that he could
not rest until all had been done that he
could accomplish to speed the Messianic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
fatal Red Tape.

LONDON. Jan. 6.--The three chief ofil-
GERS OF the Colchester (Essex) Fire Bril-
gade have rendered their designations. az
y protest against certain rules governing
was given at the fire station tho brigade
was compelled to wait until a formal po-
lice call had hesn, received. and, mean
while, two children were burned TO death.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL
Englishman Offers to Build a Large
Hall at Mentone. !.

hiENTONE, Jan. 6,-Slr Thomas Han
bury.h has offered between $4,000 and $40 1000
to build n handsome hall suitable for
meetings bazaars and dances, in memory
of Queen Victorla's stay at Mentone In
the spring Of 1885. on condition that the
municipality gives the necessary land.
The Mayor has accepted the offer. sub
ject to the ratification OF the Council, The
generous aift has aroused great enthusi-
assn in the town. whose people Were deep.
ly devoted to the late Queen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
Wasteful Pa.,pers.

LONDON, Jan Cat the meeting ofsths
st. rge's-in-the-East Board of Guar,l-.
provisions under the new order of tlies
board allowing the inmates tostake food
out of the dining hall. 1t was stated that
the drain had been found on several oc-
casions to be blocked up with broken food.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07
Training the Apprentice.

IoNpoN, Jan, GA barberin the COM
mercial road. stepney, ann s1la,, Free
Not Responsible for cuts or mistakes he
shauld make"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
@etterberiMt

SIR "A Stuuben snbsnb 7 ubr ROrssns, IL. Snli
@bieaSo, IL. Suit.
Gar Snbiana: S90n beute GberS UNI
am Oonnerftag.
QoeaIsR etterbert9
Sd0n beute Nbenb unb am Oonnsrftag.
Itsrmometeritans.
fs~nrperatur. ......... sS @raS
Slieorigffe 9enpsratur. 10 .
80. &. BIbtbs
SectionssD Director,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
@mnoerlamo

Die Cirrus eiterinnen 8ei4mifer
&seb fnb au4 In biefer Wo4e wieber
Der Sauptanaisbuugssp unft tn vWun'
b~erlanb". @asfin's 8bierausHeIung
nebsn benz .8birb Degree. pabiqon
erfrsut fi9 NOD INNER GROCER Bslisbt.
beit unb bic 0orRslungen Der gquiIi-
briften 2eonaro uno 2ouis unb bes
2uftfinflers Obsrti anf Der Waube.
billie . Btbns 3isbsn td9li9 jablrsi&e
3ui&1uer an.
Die 1000 9i6ter, bur4 tpsI9e Der
eIettrif9e $burm aaabenbIt9 erleu@tst
mirb. Rnb cine Der 6aupti46nbeiten
oes plabss. I'm Grsitag Mbenb tpirb
mieber Elm aroBes Jeuertuerf abae.
brannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11

Dem Prin3en 2ubpts
bon 8apern tpuroe gelegentli9 feiner
iiingiten 4npeisnbeit in Der Gtubt
grlangen aus @nlaB Der bort tagenz
ben 9auptDeriammluns bes 8aDeri>
f6en &analbereins ieitens Der Stus
bentenf4aft elm 6ddelsus barsebra9t,
nobel Der Spre3er elm Sod auf ben
prinaen unb bas seiammts &5nigli9e
Saus ausbra9te. 9ierauf ertpiberte
Bring 2ubpig bon einem i~yeniter beg
&atb6duies aus folgenbes: u@ls
iiingiter 0ottor Der llniperfitGt urb
ais STUDENT nit neun5ig Semeftern
besriibe i9 Sic als &ommilitonen
unb piini@e Sbnen, baB, tpenn sic
ebenioDiele Semeiter babsn pie i9,
Sic ii9 e6enfo tppbl fi6lsn, pie i9
beute. Sbnen, bic sic i'm Nnfang bes
0ebens fte6en, lsse ib ans 9ers, bab
Sic S6re Stubenten5eit gut benuben,
pbne ben erlaubten 0eraniiqunget
@inbalt gu t6un, uca hab, tpenn Sic
ms 2eben treten, sic an bic bier
perlebten Sage unb Sabre germ auz
riidOenten. Sd banfe S6nen BERG
lid fir biefe Spation!" = Bring
2ubpig fat ii9 bur9 feline priginene
Sabrt na4 grlansen = er lteb nGmz
lid fetnen Salpnfpasen in ben 4rbeie
ter : @orort5us einitelen - gang be-
fonbers popular sema9t. Der SubsJ
Der mitfa6renben Nrbeiter mar unbe=
f4reibli9 unb bas n@reisnib" tpurbe
in @rbeitertreifen NIT freubise. Sc,
nugtbuuns peiter erodblt.
Die @inser BON psrtus
gal finben in 5plss BON l1eberpros
button f9le9ten @bfas fir ibre
Weine.
Ser @ert6 bes @runbeiz
aentbums Der Stabt Nep Yprf 1T in
bieiem Sabre UNI runb Sit MiQionen
a~eitieeen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
Yro3ek beri@obea.

Wefern uuroen bic Mnflasen geaen
ben Wtrtb 0snrp @a9isl bon 1904
Sbelbp STRIDE unb es9sn feline brei
Ritpsrbaftetsn tusssn tbdtli@sn IN
grifs i'm poli3eiseri9t our Derbano-
lung au~fgerufsn, aber fobaIb Ri9ter
Wbaaon einen Der brei Nitberbafteten
3ur Be3a6lung elmer Celebrate bon
$40 unb Soften unb aebn Saee Ar.
beitsbaus berurtbsilt uno geduBeri
bate, bab CT i6er bte Nngetlagten
frense Strafen perbdnssn mfKe, iSeiI
In iensr1 S%tabit6eils bdufgs 4ngrifs
uno Rubef6runsen paiRrten. berlanate
6err Wa&tsl bic Auff9isbuns ieines
pro3eHes, mas ibm aud gepdbrl
tuurbe.
Del Projeb murbe banr auf ndM5ien
Hienffa9 b. IL. Suit betleet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
SermtRte.

6srr 8aplor, 1416 Norb Senate
Ibe., melbete 9efsrn Der poliaei, bab
er felt eamfag isinen 16idbrisen
SObn bermife. Serielbe fOl einen
f9mar3en Gn3ug trageH. gr srfuat
bic poIi3ei. ben NufsntbaItsort bes
Sobnes ausfinois gu ma9sn unb ben.
felben 3u berbaftsn.
S. 8. pertsp, Ro. 316 OF WaInut
Strabe. permibt felt geffern isinen 80.
idbriaen Batter III. g. psrtsp. gr Der.
mutbet, baB oemislbsn elm llnbsiI ui.
berfabren lit uno ma9t Der poIi3si cine
biesbeaH3li&e Welbung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
5atrbanf.

gbebalier @areiulo nit ieinen SO
Ruffern I'm 5airbanf 8arten ent.
fpri4t polfommen ben @rtpartungen,
bie bon ibm gsbegt tpurben; 8arginlr
III elmer Der beffsn Oirissntsn elmer
ausldnbif6sn 9apels. bic iemaIs Sn-
o%ianapolis bsiu9ten.
6err gssue, BARTON unb Maoame
ge9ue, SOpran, beioe bon Der @onrish
metropolitan Opern Co., fngel1 mil
@argtulo's 9npsle unb MAIDEN benz
ibnen bcraus9ssanssnsn Ruf ale ghre.
Ab9efehsn bon ben Sdn9err unh
WnRtern 1T Der eigentli&e lsitenbs
Self Der @argiuIo.2 apsle, bisfer gre.
Zen muitaliiaen Combination, cine
tlsins auf ben srfsn BIid unbebsutsnt
eri6sinsnbe Dame, bic @ei1dftsfabrf.
rim 6rau u. psnnifon. Sbrsr @ns..
gte 1T es gum grObsn 3beils 3u oanten,
bab bic @~ar9iulo' 2apeIe auf ibrsn
Qonaeritoursn 10 aubsrorbentli9s gr.
fOIge er3ielte. Jrau Pennifon 1T islbH
afabsmii1 ssbiIbsts Wufterin; He er.
bislt ibre Musbilbung auf benz @onier.
bltorium in Wailanb unb NOR friber
@sI&dftsfhbrerin bes Sbomas Or,
DIETER.
5oirbant 9arten nit ieinen berrli.
den anIassn bat ais grbOIunss. unb
unterbaliungs gtabliRement In Sns
bianupolis ni9t feinss @lei9sn. Stets
III bie @ei9dftslsitung bemtibt. ben
Befu9ern etpas Observation-Disclosures auf
ftinflsriiaem Gslbe 3u bietsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
2ebensma6e.

aooie Smith, 80 Sabre alt, sci
Of Norb StraBe w~ubnbaft, nabm
sefsrn In elmer anpanolung bon 2ss
bensiberorub @ift. Or. Reebes uno
Or. Warne bon benz 9ispeniasium
uarsn fofort 5ur SteIls. bsnsn ss nod
3fansiser arbsit gelans. bic unslld-
Ii9e en- 2ebsn 3u erbaltsn. 2tsbss.
hummer ioa Der @runb Der b~sr3peifel.
ten $bat 9etueien fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
@iese- Mltar-0 rab.
@ G B n.

@eboren.
6. 5rnnf unb Warsaret Sutton. "a
S9iaer Str, 2nabe. - Grant une
Barbara 2sp. $50 OF Georgia Ctr.
3wilinss= 2nabsn.- @barles uno @a=
tberine Gommer. 906 @babpid Ctr. :.
Mdb9en. - &i9arb unb ella 6arbep.
2123 Oanbss Str, 2nabe. = .. uno
Gertrude Wilfinfon. 3411 Of 10.
Str, Qnabe. - 6. uno pearl 8oob.
min. SAL 81 WufbinstOn Strube.
Wdo9en.-Wnrfu unb 8ietoria @ra-
bsns, 378 BsR IL. Str, Wdb9sn. =
Ben uno Nmslia Ibams, SAG Srafs
Str, 4nabs.- j. W. unb 2sna 6il.
1913 9apion Str, aaabe. -Sbomas
uno Rattle euliban, 1926 q. &uraI
Str. Rnabe.-Sarrp unb 2aura @Or,
5000 RoOisbelt Npe.. anabe. II 6. 5.
unb Marsaret SertOn. 1418 WoOb'
lapn Nbe., Rnabe.-Senrp unb Win.
ME gprsn, 2l13 Sbslbp Str, Wdb'
den.
8etraut.
WiQiam 9. Blaf-Marp Sabis.
&alpb W. 2alep-Nslie Dr.. &pan.
Winiam 6. Smiib-Wnoslins Darrell.
WiQie glsberrp-2i33ie Builder.
8eforber.
Wattie Worton, %. Senate rno
Snoiann Nbe. = Charlotte 3. Sbelbp,
10, 243 Detroit Ctr. = Elm. Nurfe,
.25, 623 STD Wef Str. - Diliam
6sisr. 70, IL Shb Nstu Ssrisp Str.-
Sable Wpnfs, 81, 405 g. 9elamare
Str. - Warian 8. Relp, l Monat,
1911 0iQa Nbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
...Qyres Bulletin.
gu bent Nafement.
..@ai6sS tDTem..

Gorbeo Satifte, l0c Aualitdt, bic 90. Sc
Battle IN eutem Druid, 12Hc Sorte. &c
SeiSen Noufeline, 15c DUAL. ........ Sc
Sanen setpebte 8atiite, 19c NuaI.....9 Sc
NaSras @insbams, 81 3ol brett,
bic Yarb &c
epetett @laific @insban, bic garb 80. &c
Duntle RleiSer gercale, 80 3on brett,
10c NuaIitdt
..SauSbalt 2etmwamo..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11

r0tnb psI1tr art tperbeu In Der .Jnbiana 9rtbar
init SC per Belle far iebe Snfsrtiou berennet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11

Sar "a etunsen snO.up 7 ubr EOrssns, IA. snri.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
MnS ben @ert9ten.
8mnoesgeribt.


Inter ben perionen, peI9e gcfern
bOr Dem glerf bes gunbesssridts ibr
Jog. aueites giiraerpapier, alio bas
amerifanif9e 8trgerre9t erlanatsn,
befano f9 aud Serr Charles S&wen-
ger, Elm betOnnisr Dsutidsr unb ge-
tpobner bon Marion @ountp. @es
tu6bnli4 finben bic NaturaliIations=
6anblun9en Dor Dem gountp. @eridt
TN @ourtbarie ftatt, bod t6nnen bie-
felben aud bor benz 8unbssgeridt bor=
genommea tuer6en.
S@eionngsfIase.
Warn Whittsnba9 frsnste eegen
ibren @atten Sacob 5. Wbittenba9
eine 4la9e auf S9eiouug an. Die
gbe tpurbe am 6. NueuF 1902 ge-
f9lohsn unb bas paar lsbte bis gum
5ebruar 1906 als Mann unb Jrau
3uiammsn. @rauiants Bebanblung III
Der @runb Der 8lass. sic foroert
ibrsn Wdb9snnamer tptsber fh9rea au
btrfen.
Sor6erungsflage.
5ranf 36omptins bsrfIaste 5arrp
grunsr unb Sohn 8. 3ies auf ge.
3ablung bon $3.50. Die 8erflaeten
beripra9sn ON IA. Gsbr. 1905 nod
8 Wsnatsn 800 nit 8 prossnt Gin
fen unb 5 pro3ent neutrality-suspicious.
aa bsaablen. 9ieie Summs it nun
tiberfdQig unb unbe3ablt, tuorauf bic
Rlage begrtinoet TT.
2lage auf GinieBung zines Wahen=
uerwalters.
6. 8. Wiqiams, 8. 6. @lapp unb
8. 8. gOtar. ifrensten sssen bic Mu-
tuaI Goal Wining COMPANY Of Sn.
oiana cine alaae auf Sinisbuns zines
WaHenbermalters an.
Die 2ldger fnb aftiondrsIber @eien.
faaft; ba nun unsinigteit unb unau.
frisbenbeit apii9sn ben 9ireftore1 uno
peri&ieoenen atiiOndren berrf9t, 10 BE-.
ftir8ten bic aldger our9 ben 3ufam'
menbru4 Der Sirma i6r einassabl tss
Rapital 3u bsrlisrsn, tuorauf He bic
2lage besriinbsn. ~.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11

Sobn Bartlett. SO Sabre alt,
92S Def WarpIanb 6trabe, tunroe
sefiern bes 3leinSiebfabIs bsf&uIbiat,
uno wurbe prompt bon BEN Beamten
gotns etnaeRsdt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11

Geo. u. 224 Nerb
pine Str.-Dunlles unb bellies gapi.
toll gitp Bier ffets BET mir ~ baber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11

mmabbdn8t9er Surmperetm.
0emte Mbeno 8 Mbr regeI.
mdbtge UeriammImm8.
s. s.. 8aamarn. l.. Spre9er.
Moam 8rsBfopf, 1. s9riftpart.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11

Saumwolene SanStider nit Sranien
Gnben, 40 Bel 20 Son, IOc @ertbe. ...... &c
SlaS S~anbtu&tOffe, 1Oc @srtbe, bic
Yarb &c
Saumiti9 9amaf Srap Glider, nit Sus=
arbett TitteIitiiden, "A BET Is Sou, 15c
@ertbe ..f5e
Saumtpoae 0amaft, SO 3oa brett, 25c
GualitGt.. 1Qe