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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-17
STATUS OF OUTLAW LEAGUE.
Pennsylvania Players Expected to
 Seek Recognition.


 Cincinnati. O., Nov 17.-At a meet ing of the national base ball com mission the principal matters taken up were the proposed reinstatement of Callahan of Chicago and the possi- ble bringing of the Pennsylvania out law league into the national agree ment.
 The last proposition was discussed informally. but as the circuit in aues- ton had made no formal application for admission :, the agreement, no definite action uss taken However. 1t was made clear in the discussion that the league would be taken in only on terms made by the commis- sion As an indication of how the commission stands on this matter a resolution was passed declaring that under no circumstances or conditions would blacklisted players who had jumped their contracts ever b. al- lowed to play with national agree ment clubs again IL was also de- eided to increase greatly the fines on players who broke their reserve agreements to play with the outlaws for any length of time. whether short or long 1t is understood that the outlaws vilI make formal application for recognition. but if this is granted them it vill be on conditions that they uiIl in no way jeopardize the property rights of the other clubs fn the national zreement-
 Jimmy Callahan of the Chicago A-r-z~~~s "a. -oHr~~...a s-Nsa~@ ., certain conditions It nov remains to be seen whether or not he vfII sc- eept the penalty inflicted upon him
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-17
MENARD's POLO LEAGUE.
May Start First of Year-Akron, O.
 After Fred Jean.


 Eddie Menard, one time of Wa terbury, who has been attempting to form new roller polo league, has enrolled Pittsburg, Allegheny. Erie
 and Akron and says he will have an other city in line for the opening of the league which will take place the
 first of the year. The Kennywood
 rink will be used in Pittsburg, the Cyclorama in Allegheny, the Victor
 in Cleveland, the Casino in Erie, and the East Market in Akron. War will
 now be declared against the Inter- State. Youngstown and Sharon are tied for the lead. Hart leads in goals
 scored, Higgins in rushes. Goal Tend Sutherland of Akron made league
 record with 77 stops last week. Realizing that something must be
 done to strengthen the team. the
 management of the Akron, Ohio, polo
 club is negotiating with Fred Jean, a center, who is considered one of the
 best. At present he is on the reserve
 list of the Niles team, and is playing
 with Taunton.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-17
WATERFOWL JOTTlNCs

H. D. Taft Is having dam built on his land near the school and when finished the boys will have place to skate and play polo.
 Lemuel Donahue has resigned his position at D. c. Sullivan's drug store.
 Edward Tanney has moved to Wa terbury. @
 A carload of sheep arrived last evening for Clinton Judson.
 Harry E. Hard and Frederick Kielty were appointed rural letter carriers yesterday.
 Charles Atwood has broken ground for another tenement house on his land near the cemetery.
 Anumber of farmers brought their milk to the center to-day in sleighs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-17
WILL BE IN ROCHESTER,.
Steamer Flanagan Says He Will Play for Bronchos.

Steamer Flanagan of last years Springfield Ponies and Sam Kennedy. manager of the New London team last year. are visiting in Springfield and expect to remain for the balance of the week. Flanagan is up to re- new base ball acquaintanees and Mir Kennedy is looking after a business matter.
 Thursday night the former Pony captain settled the question of his location for next season by stating that he will play right field for Roch- ester. He was offered the manage ment of the wilkesbarre team In the New York State league. and might have considered 1t if he had not signed a Rochester contract.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-17
A SALARY OF sIo.ooo.
Good November Story of Abbsticchi
 and New York Giants.

It is stated in New York that Man ager McGrzu of the New York Ma tionals has succeeded in arranging matters % that Edward Abbaticchio, the former shortstop of the Boston National league club. viil play ball for New York next season Nev York will play Boston es.0e0 for his release. and Abbaticchio vfll receive the fine salary of s1o.eoo-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-17
sENNlNos' OPENING.
Columbia Handicap Won by Oxford
 Making Distance In 1s2S 1-6.

Columbia Handicap Won by Oxford,
 Making Distance In 1,2s 1-5.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 17. The au. tumn meeting at Bennings under the auspices of the Washington Jockey club opened under conditions that promise little profit to the packers of the meeting. The recent decision af- fecting bookmakers compelled all bet tors to seek investment among men wearing no badges and having no sta tionary location for business, and therefore a light business was done. Instead of the regular system of Amer lean betting the English style was in vogue. No stools at all were permit. ted in the ring, and the bookmakers had to stand around like lost soldiers on . battlefield. Under these condi' tions short prices were offered, and Q comparatively small amount of money changed hands. The attendance wal the smallest of recent years.
 Five favorites won. the exception bs ing in the third race for maiden two year-olds. Regal Lad winning at open ing play of 15 to and backed down to 6 to 1 and in some books less. Ar lIngton. at to 1. was favorite in ( field of seventeen, but did not finish iu the money. Many bookmakers have announced their intention of abandon ing business during the meeting. Sum mRies:
 First Race.-Niblick. first: Yada. sec ond; Toscan. third.
 Second Race.-Souvigny. first; Ths Colonel. second; Acolyte. third.
 Third Race.-Regal Lad. first; Theo docia. second: Speed Queen. third.
 Fourth Race. - Oxford, first; Well bourne. second; Pater. third
 Fifth Race.-Adellnette first; Brit tainby. second; Narelle, third.
 Sixth Race.-woolwich. first; Ivan hoe. second; weirdsome, third.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-17

|Unleard of Low
 Prices and l Extra Stamps Others pretend to give values, but shouting don't count unless the values are there.
 Best Goods and Extra Stamps. 4 n STAMPS with 5Oc worth our U Finest Imported Teas, md Rare Treat of Delicious Coffees. TEAS-35c, 40c, 60c. COG and T0c . CoFFEEs 1sc, 2oc, 25c. soc. scc. and 3bc a ID.
 Special Cut Price Values. MARSHALLS REFERRED HER RINGS. ......... ......... IF 1-2c Our regular price 15c. COLMAN'S ENGLISH MUSTARD ...... ......... ............. LUG Our regular price 13c. LEA X PERKINS SAUCE, 1-2 pt 10c Our regular price 22c. RED ALASKA SALMON, a can 1Oc PUMEX SOAP. a cake ......... bc
 NUTS
 Paper Shell Almonds, a ID ...... 23c Brazil Nuts, a lb .............. 18c Soft She'll Walnuts, large Sicily Fil- berts and Fancy Pecans, lb 1bc Hallowl Dates, pkg ......... 6c Smyrna Figs in boxes ......... 1Oc London Layer Raisins, a lb ..... 12c Collect Your Stamps for
 Xmas 10 Stamps With Any of the Follow
 ing:
 ? pkgs A. X F.. Washing Powder, a pKH ........... .............. DC 1-2 lb Can A. & P. Cocoa .....,. 2Oc l, Can A. x F. Corn .......... 12 1-2c Can Sing Pineapple ........... 15c ? Cans Iona TEmatOes,, a can ... 1Oc 1 Bottle Best Cider Vinegar ..... 1Oc Can Hindo Salmon ........... 15c 1 pkg A. & P. Jelly powder .... 1Oc
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-17
Brass City Umbrella & Trunk Store

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills act on both kidneys and liver. and as a result afford the quickest relief from excess of uric acid. Sold by H. W. Lake, Druggist. Joseph A. Smith. S26 Bank street, Brooklyn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-17
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CINCINNATI. Nov. 1I-Lady Jocs- lyn captured the handicap steeplechass over the clubhouse course. the festure of the card ct Latonsa- Three favor ifes won
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-17
c.i..s.. L..s cr... c...sr, Race.

PRINCETON. \. J.. Nov. 11.-Prince- ton defeated Columbia in . dual cross country meet here by the score of g to IS Princeton secured first. second. fourth and eighth places. snd Colum. bia got third. fifth. sixth and seventh. Captain Eisele was the first man. fin ishinz in 8 minutes q seconds. more than two minutes ahead of his nearest competitor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-17
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PRINCETON. \. T. Nov. 11lIhe Princesou gan team won ths s.nual sho,t vffh YaIe bere ky the stsze sf SB ts 1Da
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-17

Written guarantee with every ar ticle we sell or repair. Our wedding rings, diamonds, watches, is of hon. est value. 1t is by snapping up bar. gains and by having . very small ex- pense that enables mo to under.seyl all others. I hunt for bargains and you get the benefit in low prices
 Cash or credit, the terms arc certain. ly within the reach of everyone, give us call,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-17
Lipso. to s.iiA sAa.rssk ".

NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-After bidding farewell to many friends in America Sir Thomas Hpton sailed on the Car mania of the Cunard line for England this morning. He has been in thIs country about six weeks. and In that time he practically completed arrange msnts for another race for the Ameri. ca's cup in 1908 Fife will design [ fourth Shamrock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

Association elect,
lcad!n guacni u commercial lIc
OF the A.
decidedly
Colorado
Of second
W. Mah ia at TIE head of ,fso land eaIaay anu
Colorado ct The head OF no
rosmcr pnhacr Herald aorsan IL Ste
OF poaTcs; i"a
WaH,snd
OF NncE;
Fine Commercial Association: H.
Agricultural COLLEGE;
tho leading dsvsiopsssn men IN ihc san @ s
brought millions OF capital n'9 Colo
A odrara huancss OF Pueblo
OF Denver
narns who
faryo of the psasnrs vi unanimously reelected.
maintained
exhibit
which definite results DO
chccscd upa n h OF tho
Rock
his lnes
sccudfor Colorado at about $500 each
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Something Abou, Mae.roni Wheat.

w. L. Oiin. professor Of agronomy
at the state agricultural college, a,
Fl Collins. is out in a letter to the
press in which he defends the growti,
Of durum or maearoni wheat. his con-
ten,ion being that Il Is not only a
good grower but that a ready export
r'arkc: can be found for IL. Some
body. It seems, has been saying that
durum wheat is a drug on the mar
kct and advises farmers not to plan,
i and this has brought out tho letter
from Prof. Olin, the agrieuiturist, or
"agronomist.. as his business is styi.
cd. Prof. Olin Is always looking out
for the interests Of the farmers. sni
as we take Il that what he says na
the maearoni wheat question shouit
be carefully weighed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Cane seed for Chicken, At
A Pear of Blood.

The year 100, will long be rcmcm.
berei in the home of +. n. Taekcs.
Of Alliance, Ky. as a year of blood I:
which flowed so copiously from Mr..
Jackets lungs that death seemed very
near. He writes: "Scvcrc bleeding
from the lungs and frigh,ful cough
had brought me at deaths door. when
I began taking DR.. Kings New Dis.
eovcry for Consumption. with the as
tonishing result that after taking
four bottles I was completely re.
stored and as time has proven per.
-nsncntly cured.- Guaranteed for
Sorc Lungs. Coughs and Colds, a
al druggists. Price soc and sion.
Trial bottle free.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Pen Points.
by II. N. Nelson.

The gospel OF helptulness Is the
gospel of Christ. but not all OF IL.
Spirituality may be seen in material
expressions.
IL one wants TO be called to a high
position. listen TO Christ. He Is CALI
ing princes.
Some people may hold necessary
and important places who arc un-
known to tho world at large.
Gods ratio of giving is moro than
10 to I when compared with ours.
Many of Us have not bull; the bins
in brain aud heart large enough for
the gifts God extends.
Many men when they como TO the
main issue OF life look for side
track.
We should be like John the Baptist.
preparing the way for those who
como after.
We should have a good many pegs
in the brain to hang inportan; things
on.
How easy 10 remember foolish
things. trash. but how hard TO re-
member serious things. diamonds.
Evil eompanionship is worse than
none.
Busy men arc the only ones you
need to so to II you wish something
done.
The world is ready TO Use shc men
who arc making the best use of the
powers they hays.
The world has been side.trackcd on
good many things. We need mon
TO get IL back on tho main track.
People oftinics seem more ready to
believe lie than tho truth.
II we have mad. some mistakes OF
suffered rcvcrscs and misfortuncs. we
should hcw to the line just the same.
Why should We think men think
i'll of us when they don't think of
us at all.
Some rcopic arc going TO let their
eternal life insurance run out right
when they need IL most.
II Is much easier to stand for the
right when il is victorious than when
IL is the under dog.
Isn't IL rather hard to see your
ncivhbots getting something you
would like to have.
1t Is not our needs but our wants
that keep Us poverty stricken.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
REMINISCENT.

Sundays Denver Pos; contained an
account Of the las; house Of rcprcscn-
.,a,iycs of the territory Of Colorado.
which was also tho first Of tho state
oi Colorado. which convened in 1876.
Il vas ono of the mos; harmonious
legislative bodies the territory or the
state ever had. The Posts brie'
sketches of tho members is accom-
panied by pictures OF each. Ono IA.
, niiiiar face Is that OF Frank Bingham,
Of whom the Pos; says:
D "Capt. Frank Bingham was also an
influential member OF this house. He
was the owner Of large cattle ranch
near Rocky Ford, and for years he
was well known among the cattle
men OF the state"
We also had enjoyed tho aequsin'.
ancc of another member of this pio.
nccr legislature, Hon. David c. Pat.
tcrson. who represented Boulder
county and who was the democratic
nominee for speaker. In 1863 the cdi-
tor OF tho Enterprise. then publish
ing a paper. in Fairfield, ILL.,. made his
frs, trip to Colorado. just previous
TO that time Mr.. Patterson was a resi-.
dent of Fairfield, but when VIC struck
Hays City. then a wild frontier town.
Mr.. Patterson was running a broad
gauge general "outhtting store
Among his stock was large lot OF
buffalo robes and in memory of for
ncr friendship he made US a present
Of fine robe, which was most use.
fui during the OK train trip across 'hc
plains from Hays City to For, Wal
lace. thence by stage to Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

FOR SALE-i6o acres Of hnc su.
gar beet and alfalfa land near 6ardeR
City. Kansas. This land Is all under
an eSeellcn; ditch system. and can
also be irrigated from a reservoir. Il;
Is all in cultivation but the buildin.s
W. Holland. Falls City. Nebraska.
ss-2;
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

LoST-ks driving from Rocky Ford to
tho wreck wednestAy evening. Gents
gold watch. ie size. EiRin. !ewels. pu-
Der case. No. a.525.ee2. 4 reward o!
IS for It's return to tho Enterprise Office.
ol-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

ca, this ou, and take !, 10 Awards
Phasms IS and sc; fee sample o!
Chambcrlsin's Stomach aud Liver
Tablets, For hiiiousnrss and eons;i-
patton they arc uncquaied. They i'm.
prove the appetite. strengthen the III.
scs;ioa and regulate the liver and
bowels.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Notice Of s,oekbolder, Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders of the Arkansas Valley Hon
cy Producers Association will he
held at the office Of G.. N. Hall.
Rocky Ford. Colorado. on Saturday.
November 10. iooS. at TO O'Clock. am.
business of Importance calls for every
stockholders TO be present.
A. LEHMAN.
7s-2i Secretary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
INC Rev. 1tl z. Hicks ,a,, ALMANAC

The Rev. ri r. Hicks has been
compelled By tho popular demand TO
resume tho publication Of he well
known and popular Almanac for 1907.
This splendid Almanac is now ready.
For sale by ncwsicaicrs. or sent
postpaid for ss cents. by Word ant,
Works Publishing Company. zsoi 10.
Gust street. St. Louis. Mo. publishers
Of Word and Works. ono Of tho bcs,
dollar monthly magazines In America.
One almanae goes with every sub.
scription.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Chained lisntlr.

Wash your hands with warn, water,
dry with towel and apply Chamber,
lain's Sslvc just before going TO bed.
ssivr Is also invaluable Tor sore min.
rlcs. itching piles and skin diseases
For sale by Awards Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
ROCKY FORD, COLORADO FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1906.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
tcontinued from page s.

Lost. between RockyFord and Newdale'
Tuesday. light weight and light colored
oyercoat. Return to Enterprise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

Or. wsl!s has moved his Office from
rooms ostt he State Bank 10 tho Hale
building. Gro block north Of his former To-
ea:lsr. 1926
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

Wanted. man with buggy for a pay
ing business. Call at T. ]. Hills MUSK
Store. 1926
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

Teams and men wanted on the F,.
Lyons canal a; the dam. 10 cents an
hour with team. ~. J. iisnawali.
Pan
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

Lost. three miles south Of town. lady's
fur boa. Liberal reward for It's return to
Enterprise Office. gap
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

Ladies' Attention.
wish 10 announce that | am now
ready TO take your Christmas orders.
Remember our speciality is High STAN
dard Of Impaired Linens. Phone Blue
24i. Harry NJ. Todd.
24-5 with II. C. Dunham & Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

The City Realty Co. have enc dozer
applicants who want TO rent ranches.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

PLAN Sewing wanted by Mrs. E. p.
Ho.nb.ek, Z25 Swink kYa. 25H
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

The City Realty Co. buy live s;oei.
in car load lots.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

City Realty Co. sell steamship
tickets TO snl from all parts OF the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
cnren. Ti,inr

10. "a and ts inch. Prices low
Z. L. Swint. care q. c. Fran,s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Ladies' Attention.

Nicely furnished room for rent. eo2
North 9th. "a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

CANTALOUpE SEED
wish to finish buying Canta.
loupe seed within ten days. II
you have seed to sell see me al
once. D. v. Burrcll.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

Fresh fish every day at stauf-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27

gen. go als friiGgebndener meoiSinis
f9er pripatbo5ent lit man bod barauf
arlgeipieien, Die prpfeforen gu b~ofiren.
@onit brinst mans gu gar ni9ts!!"
fpra9 er nit einem @ufla9er, Das
iiberlesen flinsen ipIlte. gu Mar ses
tpanDt.
rGu, natirli6 @si9aftsTu@e,"
i9narrte oieler.
Srou Grete i%euf5te. I'D ial Sd
TRACE auG mein She'll oaran. uniere
Diners, mo INNER bier o0er flint Bro
fehoren nit 5rauen uno SDGtern on>
ridden. Menn gu meinit, bab Dag
unterbalteno it,"
rProfehoren empfingsn sic frii6er
~aQeroings tdum, gnGoise Strait"
Mar ld6elte, inbem or 9rete dnidb,
Ole feinen 8lid bermieo. Die 3eiten
fparen anOere gsfpprOsn o%ffenbar. Sc
mar friber febr luftis bel ibr eeipeien.
9ieie flotts geieqigfsit mar es ia audi,
Die bas 8ermO9en Der iungen Wittre
balo beOenfli6 ungsgriffen bate. @p
oab ibr Der eriie ~ernIt6afte Sreier, Der
fi9 einfteGte, Otto @ernsboff, re6t
ipiQtpmmen mar
Otto Sog Die Nueenbrduen bod.
nNun, oas iino tempt pafati. 9ofs
fentGi3 iiber5eusit Su Did bolo elm
mai BEL einem u%nferer nG9iten Diners,
Dab es niht gang 70 i9limm lit, fpie
9rete meint."
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feline 9anbi9ube ergreifenb, 9rete nit
einsm pisliagenoen 8lid Die !Sanb fill
feno = einem 8lid, Der nod INNER
bonn bitteren S6eioen ipra6.
SrauBen i'm Slur gum S~ousberrn,
Der linn in Den Paletot bali: Sag
nal, Sto = Ou iiebit ni9t gut aug.
SD CLAUDE, OH arbeiteit gu biel2"
Gin lsiGter Ssufaer Sttos: sd
f9reibe pief Yrpuldres fir 3eiti9rifz
ten. Man mub bod peroisnsn. Ser
9ausbalt, ibre Soiletien, bas foitet
aud ~allerbanS. &annit Su Dir ia
Oenten!"
@heiior Mur nidte, sins langiam
Ole Sreppe binob. unten Dor Dem
@piegel i'm Sreppenabfab oes erften
Stods blieb er fteben, 5og Die Sano>
f9ube iiber, priifte g%epihenbaft Den
Sip oes Yaletots, riidte ben Gplinoer.
llnb Dem Gebsse ieiner Sabine entranz
men Die Worte: rSsttsott, babe i9
einen Suiel gebabt!"
gr trdt alf Den plaB binaus, mus
fterte Die 2itfaBiGulen. Die Welt lag
auf ibnen auseebreitet, tlar, bunt,
lei6t pie Der S4leier elmer f90nen
Srau. Olympia bedter, Metropole,
Kindergarten mo cling man beute
fpobl bin?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
Sic Scutihenbeber.

Sn England tpie in SeutI6lano
finO einflubreift Yeriunsn uno &0r>
perf6aften bemiibt, elm beiieres Ser
bGltnib sDii9en Den beiOen 2dnbern
ber5uitellen. Den gef6porenen Seut>
idenbebern in Gnglano paBt oas gar
ni6t in Den &ram, uno lie fu9en
rpn Der @ermanopbobie i6rer 2anosz
leute gu ~retten, mas gu retten lit.
Gbarafteriitii6 lit elm Iufiab oes
Observation-Disclosures Der vSimes
iiber ben mDgli6en @erlduf eli
mes oeuti9ef ranSDiif9e &rieges. Die
beioerieitieen Muhtmittel peroen err
ippgen, uno Der S6lub ge5ogen, ouB
bunoert Sasre na9 Send un0 Iusr>
ftGbt Die S~ran5oien mohG faum on
cine lleberlegsnbeit bes oeutiden9eeres
alarben ipiirOen. Mber bas Nusi6eioen
3ublanbs aus Der 8etbeiligung an
einem europdif9en &rieee lit na9 Inz
ii6t bes @efpGbrmdnnes Der nSimes"
elm ltmitano, Der oie oeutiGen &riegsz
geliiite fOroert, neil 5rantrei3 oaz
our6 gei6tpG6t nerbe. @r i6reibt
nun tp0rtli9: rSit es BEL elmer 10
frit;f6en Gage Ser %eeeienete Iugenz
Bid fir britifde St%datsdnner, Menz
fAenfreunoe unb !6anoelsfammern,
ernltli9 Daran gu glauben, oaB lie
Ger So6e 0es Srieoens Oienen, ipenn
tie 1ib Seuti6lanb on ben !Sals tper=
fen2 Sie 0erftequng Der SreunOs
fGdft spiiGen @nglano uno Seutf6z
lan6 1T in iid ielbit elm bD9it piinz
i9ensnertbes @erf, Sas absr nur
Damn gsnsbmist unb perbiirgt reroen
fann, nenr1 sipti9en Oeuti9ldno unO
Tranfrei9 eeregelte g~eSiebunsen ber>
eeifelt finb.> Sieie Menoung tritt
erit Damn in Sidt, ipenn 0euti9Iano
auf Der beporfteben0en &onferen5 fla
re uno iiberaeusenoe 8eneiIe bdfiir
oeaeben bdt, oaB IS feline Ingriffsz
@biidten begt unb bic Seitigfeit Der
entente cprbiale nidt 6dour6 erprp=
ZEN min, baB es nit einem persifteten
maurif4en pfeil uns 5u treffen perz
iu6t. 8etbeuerungen I'M erer 6oh>
a6tunq fir SeutI9lanb fommen beiz
Ter erff IpGter, tpsun lie DerOient NOR
oen fino. 3urSeit finb lie ni6t Stped=
maBis unb ioear gefdbrlid. neil lie
ssranfrei6 f9fpG9en unb onr6 oas
8reBburedu bes beutf6en Ilispdrti=
aen Mmts auseefuht tperoen, UNI ben
6eutfden Gbaupinismus gu ermutbiz
aen. @eit bapon entfernt, oie lDbliz
den unb sblen9bfidten ibrer britii9en
SDroerer gu erfiiGen, seben lie cine in>
6irefte Mnpeifung gum &riese ab."-
Oasu Demerft Der y9annoberfhe Gou>
rier": 0as wOeutf9lanb an oen 9als
perfen", ipomit bas srobe Gitp6latt
sic 6rieoersbemiibungen in England
perG6tli9 gu MAIDEN fu6t, miro, pie
mir beftimmt boffea. auf bie erfrsu>
li6e @erftdnoieunssaftion nidt UNI
aiinitig tpirfen. Gs eri9eint uns
trpboem niiblid, oaB mir bas 9prz
banbenfsino Ser northumberland iqu.
in England uno ibre unsrmiio=
Ii6e @iihlarbeit nidt aus Sem Muse
perlieren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27

Sn elmer bur6 Die beuti9sameritani-
i9s prsHs laufsnbsn Notis iibsr bic
@orlass our SnturpOriruns bes Seuti9=
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