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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Los Angeles. Cal. Nov. 25.--Henry
Berger. Ii years old, the stepson of a
railroad employe OF this city, was al
most Instantly killed today by the ac-
cidental discharge OF a rife in the
hands OF companion Henry Book.
The accident occurred II miles north
Of the city The boys were returning
from a days hunting. Young Berger
got out OF buggy 10 cut whip from
q bush. As he was whiting with his
knife The rife, which lay on the lap
OF Henry Book IN the vehicle, was ac-
eidentally discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
CHARLESTON TO BIZ FLAGSHIP.

san Francisco Cal, Nov a6.--rhe cruis-
el Charleston Is 10 be the flagship OF the
Pacific squadron taking tho place Of tho
chicago, which has up TO the present time
carried the pennanl Of the admiralty Tue
Cnnrleston will come down from Mare
island on Friday next and on that day
Admiral swinhurne VIII transfer his flag
TO that vessel.
The ships Of tho feet will remain IN the
harbor until Dee 2. when they will pro-
coed 10 Santa Barbara. The squadron Is
composed OF the cruisers Charleston, Chi
eago and Boston, the torpedo destroyers
Paul Joncs and Preble, and the gunboat
Yorktown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
BAND OF ClENFULG0S
OycrhauIed by Rurals and Disarmcd
With Difficulty.

washington Nov. q. -secy. Taft re-
ceivad the s<.owing dispatch today
from Gov. Magoon al Havana under
Yesterdays date;
Band OF Cieufuegos overhauicd by
detachment OF rural guards under COM
rand of capt Landau They were TAX
en- into custody and disarmcd with dr.
ficulty and are now being brought to
Cienfuegos, Band was composd Of eight
mon %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
POTTER DEFENDS AMERICANS.

New Haven, Conn, Nov 81 Bishop
Henry G. Potter preaching before the
Berkeley association OF Yale AT Christ
church last night defended the Americans
against tho charge which he sali had
been brought by a forfign critic, that
Americans think only OF money ret;iuG
and are aycrse To- all art aud beauty
ideals, sgyins ~ can tell You that tho
sober second thought Of Tho vast major
~ or the people of the land IN which wn
live Is sanctlty OF the iamily good COY
life"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
SENATOR McCARREN.
His Conduct in the Last Campaign to
BE Investigated.

New York, Nov. 26.--The sub-com-
mittee OF the Democratic state commit
tee appointed by Chairman Corners TO
investigate the conduct of Senator Me-
Carren In the last campaign. is to meet
at noon today, at the Victoria hotel,
The committee after organizing, VIII
immediately begin the Trial N the
Brooklyn senator.
Senator McCarren has ignored the
charges and Is on western trip. 1t
was said yesterday that he would not
be represented at the hearing, as he
has already disputed the right Of the
committee to Dust him as a member. It
is the general idea that he will be found
guilty of the charges OF Scratching"
William r. Hearst. recently Democratic
candidate for governor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
DIPLOMAS FOR BUTCHERS,

Naw York Nov. @.-rhs butchers In
Now York city who know their business
.rt being provided with diplomaa hy The
United Master Butchers OF America. Tho
organization u made up ~ meat med.
..im June o., state organization ~ iis
convention decided in fpvor 81 oSamina-
lions for It's rombers and tho avs Ring
81 the diplomas t0 those butchers who
had knowledge enough ~ lie business t0
pneg. Then the national organization
WA.ch met al milwaukee, in August liked
the New York ldtg 10 wei that u wag
ad1pted for Rli an, states, Some We
states are already IN pcsscssion % thr
pionas which arp vxiNtlttd as prcuu
the meat shops as any lawyer. doc :
dentist shows his framed Shcepskin, ~
the states shortly vii! be supplied with
certificates
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
PRESIDENT AND PARTY.
The Louisiana Passes Cape Henry: All
On Board Well.

Cane Henry. Va. Nov. aG--The battle
shin Louisiana, havi-ig on hoard Presi-
dent Roosevelt and party. jSl the con-
yoying cruisers Washington and Teuucs-
see was sighted at 5 n. m. to-day, inward
bound.
The Louisiana passed IN by the capos at
0 o'clock. followed by tho Tennessee, The
wireless station here has been advised
thst the engine Of the Washington II dis
ahld and that she will not reach tho capes
until about o'clock this afternoon.
A later dispatch to the wireless station
from the Washington said;
can well on board 4r.
The ltonIsiena proceeded up the Chest
peake bay while the Tennessee went into
Hampton Roads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
KING GEORGE OF GREECE.
lie VIII Visit the Pope This After.
noon.

Rome. Nov. &C. After many contradIc-
tory reports II was finally decided this
morning. that King George Of Greece VIII
visit the pope this afternoon, His majea-
IL will first so TO the British embassy
whore his daughter the Grand Duchess
MichaeIovch OF Russia, - heen stop
ming and together the king and the grand
duchess will drive TO the vatican.
King George viii leave Italy tomorrow.
embarkiug fOr Greece 10 BiindisL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
CANAL CONTRACTS.
Bids for sit 100000 Worth TO he
Opencd Monday.

New York. Nov &-Bds for the ti5-
10000 worth Of isthnlian canal contracts
viii be- opened In Washington on Dec, II.
Among the bldders will be the American
Dredging company ~ San Francisco.
Marshall G. Harris, president OF tho com
panv. and William VI ll0ogs Of Homo
lulu. one Of its directors. who returned
Saturday from the isthmus, called a mcot-
ing Of their suh-contractors at the Fifth
Avenue hotel Yesterday President Harris
there announced that his company will
Immediately Increase rs capitalization hy
several million dollars and bid Tor the
work II ia stated here that probably six
groups of contractors will bid for the
work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
FRANK v. HUNT Of
IDAHO IS DEAD
Former Governor Passed Away
At GoIdfield Yes.
terday.
WAS Ill ONLY A BRIEF TIME.
Remains win be- shipped TO boise for
BuriaD--srrNcd in Philippines
As Lieutenant.

Goldfold, Nov, Nov 81, Former Gov.
Frank W. Hunt OF Idaho. died here
carly this morning. Gov. Hum was
governor of Idaho from 1898 TO 1900. He
was defeated for reelection in 1900 by
Frank Gooding. Gov. Hunt was IN the
Philippines as lieutenant IN the first
Idaho volunteers aud was decorated
for bravery during the campaign. His
remains win be taken for burial to
Boise, Idaho. Gov. Hunt leaves Il
widow aud daughter.
His Illness was OF brief duration and
was due TO exposure, which developed
into an acute ease Of grippe,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
ACCIDENT TO THE WASHINGTON.

Washington, Nov. IA wireless mes
sage was received AT the navy department
today from Capt. Adams, commanding the
cruiser washington In which he states
that no was compelled yesterday TO stop
.thq stsrhoard engine Of his ship because
OF hot bra-ses. fis says that the engine
sustained no scrioiIs Injury but ho was
unable to keep up with the speed Of the
Tennessee aud the Louisiana and conse-
quently had TO drop several hours behind
these ships
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
A MUTlN0US ST0KER.
Ringleader In Portsmouth Trouble
Gets Five Year,.

Portsmouth, Eng, Nov. Ca FIRST
class stoker named Moody. one of the
ring leaders of the outbreak at the
naval barracks here Nov. 4, was SEN
fenced by court martial today TO five
years penal servitude. on the charge Of
participating In mutinous assembly
ana melting others to participate in IT,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
KILLED BY FLOOR FALL.

Newark. n. j., Nov. 25.--Mrs. Re-
becca schwartz was killed. a dozen
other persons were badly injured and
10 more were less seriously hurt to-
night when the flooring OF the lobby
Of a hall used as a Jewish theatcr
gave way letting them fall to the door
below Some OF the injured may die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
NEGRO TROOPS.
Allen. Ohio. 4. VI. u. Church Endorses
Presidents Course.

Cincinnati, Nov. 25.--The congrega-
ton OF Allen A. NJ. Il. church. the
lragest aud most representative negro
congregation In Cincinnati, passed reso-
utions today disappearing Of the de-
nunciations of President Roosevelt for
the summary action he took IN regard
to the Twenty-fifth Infantry afthir. The
resolutions denounced those cplored sol
diers who. 10y hiding behind their COM
rades, have made the latter suffer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
Frederick Fay Who is Leading
Hamilton. Ont, Strike, Wants
Uncle Sans Aid.
ORDERED TO LEAVE COUNTRY.
Given Twenty-four Hours 10 Get Over
The Border or he Thrown
In Jail

Chicago. Nov %-rhe United states
government has been asked TO furnish
protection for a labor leader engaged in
conducting a strike in another country,
The appeal came yesterday from Fred
erlck Fay, who IL leading the street car
strike IN Hamilton, Ont, After the serious
riots last Saturday night IN Hamilton IN
which many peryons were injured, the
Canadian authorities ordered Fay to
leave the country az once. Fay declined
to 20, and insistead sent Il telegram 10
Chicago, asking Tor aid
The message was Revived by President
william u. Mahon, head ~ the Street
Car Mems union In this country. who inn
medlately sen, the following reply;
Demand protection Of united States
consul at Hamilton ard stay where you
are"
Mr.. Alahon last night said efforts will
be made today 10 have the matter taken
up Mt Washington ana an international
question made Of The situation. which Is
c,itbout pargllcl, so far as Il known.
n Is sild Fay viii be instructed 10 IN
siSt ON hls rights as citizen OF tho United
States. The chict ci 2oher or hamilton
served notice on the strike leader that y
hours win be glyea him TO alp over the
canadian borders into this country. lf the
order Is met with refusal, tic authorities
threaten Ia throw Fay into jail
Mr. Mahon himself will leave tonight for
Hamilton aid Il Is said, thus viii place
Himself practically In the same position
IA Fay, since he IN the head OF the Street
Car Mems organisation, BEFORE he leaves
Chicago, Mahon win confer with Samuel
Gompers. president Of the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor. respecting the intcrna-
tlonal rights 90 g labor leader
FAY SAYS HE'LL STAY,
Hamilton. Nov. N.-The only develop
mrnt In the strike situation here Is the
ordering out Of Canada ~ Fred Fay, who
rs conductmg the strke ~ tho street ear
men bv sheriff Middleton, and chief II
police Smith. who last night directed Fay
10 leave the country The authorities viii
have 10 show however that he was
breaking the lnw before he would leave.
Fay said.
Fay had a council with Edward Shop
ard. the United states consul here who
al once communicated with authorities at
Washington
Street cars are running today and so Tar
there hBs been no disturbance. The public
is not riding on the cars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
ANTI-,ussIoNARY FEELING.

Hongkonr. NOV 26-AdVices from
Canton repor; a recudescencc OF autl-
missionary feeling az lien Chow where
some church property has been pillaged.
The American consul has asked the
vlceroy TO enforce protection Of the
missionaries aud their property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
JUDGE W. II. BERNARD DEAD,

Kansas city. Nov. 95--Judge william
r. Bernard died here today aged So
years. In the early days he was a
freighter on the Santa Fe trail Mrs
c. o. Hamilton OF Pueblo is a sister
ana j. T.. Bernard OF Lakeview, ore
gon. is a brother
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
PHI DELTA THETA.

Washington Nov. 26,-The national
convention Of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity began here today and IL to
continue throughout the week. Presi-
dent Roosevelt will receive the frateF-
nity al the White House Saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
DEPLoREp by THESE.

Seattle, Nov. Gas a result Of Pres
ident Roosevelts recent act IN dis
charging colored soldiers OF the Twenty
nth infantry for riotous conduct at
Brownsville Texas, the negroes OF
Seattle today passed resolutions con-
demnng the course OF those who were
guilty, but deploring the presideft's
action IN discharglng the entire bat
talion without sasceriaining who tho
guilty ones were. II was resolved to
petition Congress to exonerate those
soldiers who did not participate in the
riot and restore them to the service,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
True InWardnesS Of GouId's In.
vasion Of Harriman's Hereto
fore Exclusive Territory.
PLANS FOR WESTERN PACIFIC,
Line From Austin, New, 10 Join
The Tonopah & Tidewater
Building North.
Proposed Road Will Tap the Richest
Mining Camps oi Sage Brush State
And Bring Nearer Here,

The rnn nwardness Of Gould's IN.
,,.,io,, ~ .,,,,,co,. oxclustvc ttarri.
- .,,-'.' - =, s.r,, ~
nun territory IN the west Is oaliy pc
coming more apparent. The latest de-
velOpment is Il new short line to the
p,.ts.. c,ost .nd so,,t,orn rot,,orni,
~ ,,
l"il'" through 'he u'" bonanza camps
,',
cop,rel of fho Nevada Ccntral n mn.
..,,..,.... 80. ra.,,...,a,..,..
iu''"'"s rum p"t''el''ouil'"l'' NcF'' on
| the main line of the Southern Pacific TO
,,s,t, 90 ,,,u,. ,,,h ,s o,,o,,ta,.a
some ume ago and at that ume con-
siderable speculation was INDUCED in
regarding what possible use the West
| ern Pacific could have for this track
n,.,,,p. ,,,,>,rp,
NV ALA NhN NAL
By CHANGING over the latest man is
| sued of Nevada however il Il evident
| that The Nevada Central IA 20 be a
! factor I'm the Gould invasion.
| The short line 10 the Pacific. when
! ronnlcted viii pivn Ciould Tho odyan-
| tnre ovor Hartman OF PA miles into
| GoldBcld and liO miles To Log Angeles
| Counted win This comes tho SAINT Pc
! combination. which has chance Ia
! take crack nt It's old bitter rival.
| the Southern Pacific. i'm an effectuud
manner.
( The Santa Fe. which ia ostenslblv he
I hind the Tonopah q TldeNater. is push-
ins, north to meet the Western Pacific.
riman territory.
-
loNolAh llDbWHl hH'
| In brief the Tononah & Tidovatcr
\ railroad will he cntnplctnd next snrinr
TO its destination. Tonopah. while about
| the same time IL is exuected thar tho
| Western Pacific grade will have reached
pattio Mn,,,tai,, ,rha,a 10 ,y,ii corr.,.,
with the Nevada Central,
From Austin the southern terminus
Of the Nevada central 10 Tonopah IL
less than 100 miles and that one of the
richest 100 miles on the continent
south of Austin. between the two
points. lie Kingston. Northumberland
Gordon. Round Mountain. Belmont.
Monarch. Liberty. Manhattan and the
rest OF them. Al these would be
tapped by Gould's short line to Los
Angeles, which. while II would be
les1ger by 100 miles than the Salt Lake
| Route at the same time would mass
through the richest mining district Of
America. over the new route pro-
posed by the Gould combination Tono-
| pah and Goldfeld viii be brought near
eL 10 saii h Lac TN .nan n eyer before e ana
opulu WI liolu e"s M,ilp manu- "nen
rur s,r,, ,r,ov
lHh 81 alioN'
Here is the situation in brief
Western Pacific survey. salt Lake
To Battle Mountain ..... .V9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
CENsURE PRESIDENT.

Toxarkana, Ark, Nov. 25.--At the ne
gro Baptist state convention today,
lynching was condemned and Presl-
dent Roosevelt was censured for dis
charging the negro troops. without
trial In speaking Of the resolution,
Professor j. L. Knox said THE negro
in the future will have TO look to the
south for his friends"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26

I,r,., pa,4icuIar thing whlcl, you you
!1na' ~. and on your last shopp!ng
e Gov, may be advertised today its
uorth lc0kln2!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26

DO you buy clothes for more than
one? n yot do, the store ads. now
adays should be mighty Interest,"
ing reading Tor yon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
NohsER ADMITS ROBBERY.

r,, Louis, Nov. asc,ra..
" ereu 3. Haywood who sInsis tuveSr
ior.HurlInss = ram robber on the Al
Louis toa.v ,ast train, reached st.
, 'uay' he said that tho man
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-13
HAWAIIAN TRADE
WITH PORTLAND

Tho merchants NJ PORTLAND Oregon.
Wu 'ookHF nOwi nih COOS a,ul
w eNrrslmY io pa reNrna ~ tadr
Nth ihf Hawaiian nnuds lhere b
raii in nr Hn rH..Nwt umHI iHI
establishing nHulW lme WI iran.
flf hliNrn lhHNHui hni AN N
hnif in rau'ff itbs ml.uf vessel.
Nff npWliti Nh iniH lIAlN TO nll
lNN Fsft M pui lNHlNHs bl mNl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-13
IS
INVITED TO
VISIT HAWAI-

Governor George r. sending mail
hs
inspection
The old objection President
trm limit
Roosevelt himself having
A
to all nens the soil Of the
such vessel the President territory the country.
OF
returning Washington
Cater's s asfo olows:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-13


Inc President From the Associated Press dispatches appears Won
are planning trip to Panama If be possible
returning by the tb
Francisco and there have opportunity
they before them
much extra time for vessel to bring
the Geographical Center of the United
OF tins Territory to visit
No doubt but that TO better perform
the duties add that it would spujste
patriotism and loyalty in Hawaii o a amarked degree
Very sincerely yours,
(signed) 4 CAIrTIg
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-13
coLio Am DlAmHoEA,

Fslfs lG ne stomach. o0ile ana dlar-
mus Hff GsfhT felleFed w the uss
n haNtfualns rmlr rhDlffa ana
ffsffhHas ifeMtfs When M need ~
ff'h medicine, nFe n q ifiai Fqg
fsif ~ Ell bfslffs HHa DfuaHlsis Iei.
Ha Fiaiih a fN IA Agents foF Ita-
efH
s|Sc@>S|SG~SSL@o~
lffisf mil H0si9 tf prlna faois eyl,
4fNtf ~ fHFlff 1hffe should he
NH fhsf ~ NIlali seillns faf lhe
fifi Hhthff aHl lsN ~ ihs ss1a,,a.
fNl HhthaH ~ inf hnf Should ~ ~
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ihff fiHY.q he Production llltNfe
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-13

lsigned) c. R. oARTER.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03
Die 4aufn.
Shire StftanotbeiIe, Gisenidaiten nno Der:
fdbieoenartise Sertpenoune.

ihieoenartise @~ertpenoune.
Sas 8erbalten Ser 9eIteine Dem
Wafer un0 Der 2uft g~egeniiber lit fir
Den @sologen nod pi9tiger dls ibre
@ntItebung unb 3ufammenfeBung,
benn odruuf berubt Die l~1mbiloung uno
Neubtloung Der Sormen Der @rooberz
flG9e, oeren Qnfdng INNER Die Ser
pttterung lit. go pittern aus f%riftalz
lintf9em 9eftein Die bGrteren Minerde
lien, aus Dem tbonigen Sanbitein bie
quur5rei9eren S9i6ten, aus Dem Riff
falt Die oi9teften Tlaben nit Der 3eit
beraus, un0 10 lOite ii9 audi oas our6
Die beigefiigte Gbbilbung ge5eigte pbanz
taitii9e 2abugebil6e, elm 2apablod auf
Strpmboli, mo iiingit elm 6eftieer 8uls
tandusbru9 erfolgte, aus Dertpebter
S9uttlimbiialing.
Stromboli lit Die nDrbli9ite Der Ser
@profiffe Si3iliens bo~rgelagerten 2ts
parti9en Snieln. Die Snieln iinb
fdmmtli9 bultanii9en l1rfprlngs unb
ftelen bas Electromagnetic spii6en
@stnd uno 8eIub oar. @uber Strpmz
boli beiibt aber nlr nod 0ulcanp, 6ie
fiioli9ite Der Snieln, tbdtigs 8ultane.
Die urfpriingli9 als Strpm geflofz
fene 2aba 1T duberli9 metitens
f9ladig, i'm Snneren balo Elm %triital@
linii9es @ggregat einaelner Mineralz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03

inbibiouen bon iebr berf9ieoener
9r0be, balo glasartiges @eitein. Man
ftnoet in ben 2aben 8dialte, 4nbeiiten,
Pbonolitben uno Sra9pten, ippie Die
slasartigen Mo6ifitationen OieIer &C.
feline (9pulomelen, Sa9plpt, Sbfis
oian). Die 2aben liefern oft elm guz
tes 8aumuterial, man9e treffli6e
Miblitetne. S9on bon Den alien HDz
mern puroen sepiHe 2aben our Ger
ftenung bon 6an6miibliteinen beniibt.
3erfletnert pirfen man9e 2aoen, pie
Die pultaniI6en Suffe (Santprineroe,
SruB), als bpbraulii6er MGrtel. Ser
Sbii6ian miro gu &nDpfen uno Bro
fhen berarbeitet. Den Obfioian bon
Merifo ftnoet mar in Der sorm BON
prdbiitorif9en Steinpert5eugsn; plat>
tenf0rmig ~abgeionberte 2apen bienen
als unterlagen bsim Baden. Die 2apa
bon @olbic in Der frana0ii9en 2anoz
f9aft 4upergne miro in Ylatten serz
i1nitten unb, nit email ~iiberaogen,
als nr9itsttoniI9er S6mud berarbeis
tet. Man9e 2aben serieben iid berz
artig, bub lie einen fru6tbaren 8oben
fir ben @einbau biloen, tpGbreno BIN
pieoerum anoere 2apen in einem
@rdSe berbGrt.n, DAB fis SabrbunSerte
binbur4 allen @ugriffen Der Clements
Srob bieten
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03

8. Suoge. 6rau glaputstp mar ba&
anfdnglt9e 9aupt Der Sette; ibr
Na9folger purSe na9 ibrem Qbleben
SuOge; BEL Oeffen SoOe fiel Der Mdns
tel Der Si5reri4aft auf Srau Sing
leps S9ultern. Die Sette, Die in
point Coma CUR 8prndbme ibres Gis
tus unO ibrer Geremonien einen @rierz
Sempel beiibt, lit iebt unter Dem Nas
men nGeielf9aft Der uniberieQen Bril-
oerI9aft" betannt. Sine Der 2ebren
Der Settirer betrifft Oie Snturnation
Der Seele. 60 gluuben lie 3. g., buB
Die Seele oes beritprbenen @iQium 8.
Subge iebt in Dem 80rper bes 9unbes
Erau Singleps, Spot" po6ne, Ser
notiirli3 infolgeOefen nit GROCER DID,
tung bebanoelt miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03

See tiebertritt oes %befannten Sinansiers
21n1an q. Gaze an Der Sefte.

Ser tiebertritt oes ~befaunten S~inanjiers
epman 3. Gage su Der sefte.
Wenn elm Mann, tpie Der befannts
5tnan5ter 2Dman s. Sage, ii9 Dem
&ultus Der Sbeoiopbie~ sutpenoet, 10 err
regt Dies begreifli9er Weiie mebr als
gep0bnli9es Qufieben. Gs miro Sic
SoIgerung ge5osen, buB Die Soeen Ser
Sbeofopben ungemein ~fas5inireno mir
fen miifen, un0 Die 6rage entitebt,
tpel9en Gtan6punft oie 8etenner Ser
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