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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
Jury Paid the Fine.

- 1uFy FHIW tBe ElNV'
 Law Notes.
 A Texas correspondent tells how an obstinate juryman was ctrcumvented by his fellow judges of the facts. The offense charged was assault with in- tent to murder. After the jury had been out about two hours 1t returned ind inc defendant guilty of aggra- vated assault and assess his punishment at $25 fine and herewith pay the fine On inquiry as to the meaning of the last clause of the verdict 1t came out that eleven of the jurors had agreed that the defendant was not guilty, but the twelfth doggedly hung out for 9 conviction for Aggravated assault and would not consent to a punishment less than a fine of $25. Finding it a hope less task to bring over the obstinate one to their way of thinking. the eleven finally decided to agree with him and "chipped in" enough to pay the fine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
cannot Indemnlfy ForeIgners.

Tifiis, March 1e.--The vieeroy has issued a proclamation notifying foreis- ners who suffered losses owing to the riots and revolution In the Trans Caucasian government that he cannot indemnify them. but pointing out that they can bring proceedings in the local courts against officials who have neg lected their duties.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20

We hold that Mrs. Count Boni is act ing with good sense and sound judg- ment in asking for final divorce from her worthless husband. A temporary be little relief. for it would not com pletely free her from his demands and impertunities. Better to rid herself of him for all time, and if she cares to pay him a lump sum, that is her bus mess.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
Junt One More Chance.
Jugend.

JuBenu.
 Judge tto prisoner just condemned to death)--You have the legal right to express a last wish and if 1t is possible 1t will be gratihed,
 Prisoner Ca barber)-l should like just once more to be allowed to shave the district attorney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20

The. biggest joke we have seen lately Is the announcement that Hearst has forbidden the mention of Bryan's name in any of his newspapers--"in the in tarest of future harmony in the party" as he says. Now will Datto Bryan please be good?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
Nnt GnIdty.

TaIIadega Reporter; ,,- poj1gham regularly to have his finger nails manicured. but out of eonsidera- ton for his family his name IS with we rave not been to RiTpnin gham f~~ some time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20

The chaplain of the Senate opened the session one morning last week with no one present but Platt. We suspect that the lone duck thought the whole prayer was intended for him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20

The Savannah Press informs it's read CTS that Grover Cleveland has reached the age Of seventy years" Why does The Press charge him one more year than he has? He was sixty-nine last sunday, not seventy. May be celebrate at lNagt two dozen more birthdays,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
DriftWccd
BY PHIL H. ARMSTRONG

The umpire declares a strike every little while.
 A COW boy is a COW catcher. One would naturally think that the highest dog would be a sky terrier. The man who is born tired Is entitled to arrest"
 Troubles never come singly. It's after you're married.
 Scientists have demonstrated to us that there are so many microbes around it is sure death to live.
 Clothes may not make the man but they do the women sometimes at the lin where the Lord and the dressmaker meet.
 You can lead man to church out you can't make him drink in the words of the sermon.
 The clothes line Is the one where q man puts his foot down on his wites extravagance.
 Sometimes a man gets light on his feet and light 'n his head after drink ing heavily A woman will jump at conclusion as quickly as she will at a mousse only in a different direction.
 The reason Eve offered Adam bite of that apple Is because there was worm in 1t, or rather snake. A woman can no more pass a shop window without looking In at the clothes than a man can a saloon if he has the price of drink.
 FIatte-y is the skeleton key that will unlock the heart of any mortal lot of the dressmakGr's efforts go to waist
 When a girl tells young man she IS a good cook ard housekeeper 1t IS tifne for him to look out.
 A man never wants his son to en= gage in the same business as he does because he wants to give the boy a chance to get to Heaven
 It is an object lesson in, economy for a man to watch two girls go out to treat each other.
 Every cloud has silver lining, but the outer garment is unattractive. Misery may love company but it's only because there is no expense in currcd in entertaining 1t.
 sSkeOOO." May I ask your age, sweet miss? Said the fresh young man In glee. The maiden eyed linn coidly
 Then she just said 'Twenty-three
 Whys
 Biggs-That girl Is an angel.
 Jiggs-Then why don't you ask her to fly with you? Abrupt.
 Good morning, sir, I want to sell you stock in a corporation-now my time is limited"
 "So are my funds-g3od day"
 Another Way.
 Another race suicide.
 What is it this tine? "AutOmoblle speed contest"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
succes. of the Fair.

Tt Is encouraging to note," said a prominent citizen last evening. the spirit with which the people of Mont gomery are entering into the State Fair of the Alabama Agricultural As- sociation.
 An exhibition of this. kind Is al- ways a big boom to a city when it IS made a success. and to Insure success it must have the hearty supI Tt of everyone Interested in 1t. Now in the Fair for Montgomery, 1t seems that every one In the city is trying his best to help along. The members of the Association are hearty and enthusias- tic in the work, as the progress made in so short a time after their decision to hold the event shows. They have gone ahead much more rapidly than could have been expected. The forma- tion of the organization, and the steps it has taken In mapping out their course of action, augur well for the suocess Of the Fair, and success h this instance means a great deal for Mont gornery.
 "If the peopia of the city only back LID those who are doing the work with thsir support. there can be no doubt of the outcome"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20

-----------------~ E S. Noble, Circulation .ManaEer of the MontEamery Advertiser, belng duly swoTn says.
 The foregoing statement of The Adver- kisers circulation for the month of Janua- ". 1908, Is trua and correct. and compiled after ali returnB from news boys news agents and lsft-over copies have besn ds- dueted. III g. NOBLE.
 Circulatiop Manager. Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this 18th day of February. 1906.
 F ", JACKSON,
 Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
Montgomery in 1910.

am enthuSlastlc III FSkA4Fu tQ this movement for a population or 100.o0e in 1910" said a well known citizen yesterday. and I just want to make one suggestion as to some meth to attain this. we must not be too careful about saying things about our fellow Montgoperians and every Mont gomery man should take any criticism If if we think that some fellow citi- sen is standing in the. way of progress by either his personal or his business actions. think 1t should be the duty in frank open manner just how he is retardtng progress and if the citizen then does not try to mend his ways. there should be an upheaval of public sentiment so strenuous that would make him do business. Open, frank, criticism is not going to hurt anybody and it's going to help s5 and r iurthsrmoFIs 5 doing things for Montgomery"
 MK. MaxwelFs New Place.
 Mir. John D. Maxwell, an engineer on the Pensacola division of. the .Luisville and Nashville Railroad has been ap- pointed travelling engineer. for the three Divisions of the Louisville and Nash Mir. Maxwell is we'll known in Mont gomery in railroad circles and is re- eeiving the congratulations of his friends.
 General George P. HEarrison, Hon. R. B. Barnes, and Hon. Lum Duke of Opelika. were In Montgomery yesterday on legal business.
 -
 MT. John W. LeMaistre of Lockhart. spent last night in Montgomery.
 Mir. B. Dixon Armstrong of Atlanta, was in Montgomery yesterday
 MT. J. A. Chandler of Tuskegee. was in town last night.
 Mir. W. v. Bell of Ramer spent last night iui Montgomery.
 Mir. H. P, Merritt of Tuskegee. is vis- iting the city.
 MT. c. H, Lesesne of Bay Mihette, is in the city. -.r
 Mir. S. J. White of Eufaula, is in the city.
 Mir. ". T. Hand of JemisOn is in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
Come on Miss spring.

 Come on Miss Spring-don't hesitate; I'm so blame anxious I cain't wait I want tn weather ter soon git fne So I kin loaf with a hook an line whar tn perch an cat fish swirl an
 swim
 While yer hang yer coat on hfck'ry
 linn.
 While yer set an hook a mess O fish Fer spring to come is all I wish. Come on Miss Spring--I long ter see The roses noddin' wild an free. I long ter hear tn cat bird say He kin lick the socks off tn old blue I loGg ter smell tn fresh turned sod See tn rabbits hoppin' cross eaeh cioo' I don't wanter hurry yer, Miss, but say Git on yer hat an come this way
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
They That Bespeak Mystery.

They that bespeak mystery- The Stars ,-.
 Lamps that light the wandering soul They that walk with unfalt'ring tread Down the Armament
 Through the ages
 For aeons and aeons- thousand years are but as yester- Prehistoric man looked upon them and The first pair in the garden of Eden Drew nearer together and m2Tyeled
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
Another Wa

Another race suicide. What is it this tine?" "AutOInoblle speed contest |"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20

Good morning, sir, want to sell you stock in a eorporation--now my time is limited--"
 ''so are my funds-g3od day"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
XNlhxR
Ahrunf

Biggs-That girl Is an angel.
 Jiggs-Then why don't you ask her 10 fly with you?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02

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ta Durrf4Httt, lie: 10 stuzb EsreS6xtr.
lie, 10 BIB IL Bftxb lie.
oep66eItes 60mesnsasio - axcAsxIctss
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. 5000; 6tort SIsaz els.sa. sznuf
s1s. 90.
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Emo SIC.
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ba 9 Efuno. 12s
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9 Rtunh I'M Grr3ipxtt. iAmsi. i8s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02

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esatsrrterteI 81.
Srii&es 2aIbFei@-&6Ine 10Ae, Hsxtss'
use-teI le}e, Borbavtertl 6he.
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Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02

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Rctber 3Ieeianten IS .00-7.60.
gnglH6er 2Ieeiante, $3.50
AIfpte 3Ieefanten $s.00-8.66
AIfaIfa 3~Ieeia1nen $9.00-l0.00.
&etser 3leeiamen $500.
Sanep 3entadY 8Iausras E.b0-l.N
DIGasras IN @baf 76e.
GnsIi&es 8Iaasras $3.50.
Or9arb @ras s.. 70-1.66.
Reb Top h @baH $1.9S-1.B.
RGfer Rorn 76s-$1.00.
&ntber 9ueerrobr Sanaen S1.00-l.8A.
&eibes uno geIbes Rom $1.0e-l.26.
&eb Sob GntIase $l.10-l.26.
Som peas $l.76.
Riud 81 30 Bis $1.s5.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02
TranfreiM.
@emeffene 90 arnuna.

parts. 1. NOpsmber. Snfolse
bon Anbeutungen, welhe aus iebr bo.
ben asiRlidsn Qrsiien famerl uno nod
benen Ratboliten bic Hbfht baben, Dor
Der Dur6fhbrung oes 8rennun9sae-
fsbes rslisi6ie @eaenfdnoe aus ben
atr&en su en%tfsruen. bat oie @eeteruns
Elm Runoihrsiben on ole poli3eiprd.
fstt.n In Jranfrei2 seIanot. Sn bic.
fem tuiro srtldrt. Oub, fOlae aatbuliten
TN 6a0s bes Derf&winbens berarti9er
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gsbalten weroen uno bob ibr prioat'
eiasnthum In Der 66be he's Wertbes
iener G~sesnfdnbe beinla9na6mt ueroen
fanr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02
ShiFsnahrihten.

Tsu BORT: .8li&er" nod Samburg;
.8rabe" nod Bremen; so PRO-
psnce" nod 6apre; e. s.
Sietaen" nod Copenhagen.
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2ibsrpool, miro art Gamfag
Worssn I'M $50 u6r tn Sem
BORT anfommen.
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tpirb am Sonntag Moreen UNI 8
I1br In Nsp Dort antommen.
Bremen: Brain" bon Baltimore.
2onbol: .WinneapOlis" nod Rem
Oort.
gromnbsab: .2ronprin3 WiIbelm"
Bon Nem Oorf. mtrb am 6reitag
Worsen unn $50 In plpmoutb
antommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02
Wfaroffp.
Mnar9te t.

hanger. l. Sob. Aeuberfe
8siorgnib errest bic sa&Iase In War'
ratef4. Die 2abplenidmme In ber
umasgenb bsfdmpfen chamber nit
WaHengepalt uro ri&ten fur&tbare
0srbserungeu an. Der Berfsbr nit
Waiagan an Der Rife 1T abgeidnitten.
Der 6anoel liset barnieoer uno man
befhr&tet nnardii6e 3ufdnbs. Gin
rst3sr algierier wuroe in's @efdngnib
eeporfen unb ermorbet. gs beibt. bab
6ranfreia b%ringeno bic Jnterbention
Der europdif9su Wd9te n~erlangen
tperoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02
OSeeegssH

SnhtenapsIis 3aHeesBseHe:
eepobnI. BIZ gutter l0-l2e; srixsa stf 10
oddities 1A-1ee ; Saney saHS8s, goIaes
peuou 10 bS 22e. Sapa 2S-S2e.
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taIpertHrter 5.4se; xzxz pulpertFrtE SAFE,
khes srasaltrter 8 l2e; Gubes 5.57s, Scss
f~ettoRes' a6.l7c; ysibseuooe u 4.92e; FIss
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sttrox lie BID zoe; aofRes, . grOpz, rss
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u~extreie sebts se. California Nuseatsi 7As;
eaItana OK. turpsstirts euItaaa lie ts o..
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eiRe-Aal 90 9r. xef), 6as, g. II per
oa1one.
ptdIss-24O0 TN 6ab % 1900 sa Sss
s7.5o: 1900 tn SaIbfas $3.50: 400 s~ Sai
$3.50.
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aer6aete 7e bs Be-: ensIfi&e BaIxaHs eye.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02

Sugar Gureb S4txtes gsas naoitsat:
1870 Rfutb III: ID phash l52e: l0-l1
Pf,rab i6s: 8wette nmaIitat : a0-le 4fx1h
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pfunb 1se.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02
Oetsass.

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lea, 7ae Don HabIem ; 20. = sotaC 72}e.
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e4e.
em - 80. / atmotSp s15 90; 10
3, S14 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02

- Wit bur4ianittenen 0eblen mur=
ben beute Charles Qua3er uno feline
frau In i6rsr Wobnung In SHELTON.
Conn, qsfunben. Der Wann bate
etf isinsr Grau sie 3sble ourasei4nit'
ten uno banrl auf oiefelbe Welie Selbf.
moro besangen.
- Die Canadian pueifie Babn te'
ri9tet fhr bas brittle SabresDieriel
Rsinsinnabmsn in 06be BON s 7.272.'
321. psrsIi&sn nit $5.2O5.4 S3 fur
b Il. 9lsids Nuartal bss 8oriabres uno
81. GAG. 800 bssu. SO. 954, S59 fur bic
Sabre 1904 une 1908.
- Die ffrsifenben Nutomobil. 8enter
In Rstp Dorf batten beute NIT bunbert
poli3ifen cine S9ldseret. BET Der auf
beiben Seiten piele Wdnner ~bertpunbst
wurben. poliaei Sergeant Dunn
purbe bur& einsn steinmurf am
ROpfe Isbsnsgefdbrlid bsrtuunoet.r
- Dur9 cine ibm 3usef&idte log.
66lenmafbiue tpdrs hsute bsinabe Der
40 Sabre alts Snsenieur Nnoretp We'
Sntoib um's 2ebsn 8etommen. Mls sr
oas pafet 6ifnete; etng ein ReDolber
los unb bic Rusel berleBte i'm let9t tn
Der Settle. 3sbn Sttds Dpnamit TIM
Yadet ~srplobtrten nt9t.
- Der bur& falf9e Spefulationen
bss @ef&dftsfhbrers Charles Wc@ia
psruria9te 8erluf Der Ontario 8ant
Tn Soranto, Canada, bslduft R& auf
Isl. 500. 900.
- Sn Wortb 2pons. q. D.. III Der
Jarmer Wiliam 6srbf beim Na&.
bauisfahren bon sinem pferbe bur&
einsn s9las NIT benz 6ufe set6otet
tuorben. @ier Gtunbsn fpdter fanoen
pafanten bic 2si4e auf Der 2anofrabe
liegen.
- Na9 elmer Wslouna aus 2onbon
II eefern 3u 6smfeb part i'm Alter
BON apsiunbneunaia Sabren 90
tborne 9arop, erfer Carl Of @ran.
broDt. nel6er apeimaI S-isasiefretGr
uno 2oroprdRbsnt bss @ebs. Aten @atts
tpar. aeforben.
- Wbiis Bull. 6duptlins Der
siOur : Snoianer. fam beute nod
Siour @itp, Sa., uno fae!s. bob er
als Grieoens. gmihdr au ben ute'Su'
bianeru gtten weroe, UNI oieieIben gu
bsrubtgen uno fs mad ibrer R%eierpa.
ton au bringsn.
= Der Rreu,er .Dsnber" III beute
BON 6aoana In berl 2sague SsIanb
Nabp Daro ianseiommen. auf BEN.
ielbsn Fnb u1sbrere bunoert Warineiol-
bater. bic auf guba aebiert babsn. su.
! ridgetebrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02

8gR@ta
NepfeI 81. o0-4.bn per TaS.
granberries- S 80 per Sos.
0ananea 8 .76-2.26 ; tstns 4l|tl.26t
Gstronen Sc 5O-7 90 ts &tka
Orongen - 90. 81 25 ~ &sRe.
NHrFhe, l.7s-2.s0 ber HuibeI.
California pFaumer,. 81 ~ bic Rife:
Btrnem, $l.bo-2 30 per Sab.
Be istrauben, $40 bunbert Sorbe.
perfimmonS, 9se bic Rife.
osmRIa
Rotbe RSiben So per Sab.
GsIsrp-l6s Biz loe per Dasenb.
Rraut - $l2 -sl4 pei Tonne.
BIumeniobI $1.25 per 8uibeI.
eaIat - SIX PEI BufbeI.
6wiebeIn - Motbe uxb ueibe $l.00 Bic
ST. vi per Sab Spamii&e Srutsbsln tile
per Rite.
$eterFlie l6-a0e PEI Dutsxb DuR4sB.
3artoHeln-$l.76 per Sats
Rabteie ,6e per Eutexb Bun@es.
ehsfartofeIn - Etrstxia eS.ab; 1aIfi'
more $50 -8.75; SerfeR $500 e4.00
per Sab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02

Dastes, 9tes aeD 0eNe0eS.
3dxhEer besa3iex fcl9sa0s ErsHs!
Srtj@e Gier-23}e per Eusexh.
plbner loo, NdtRe {, Tssispf - e-l0s,
Gnten 7e, @dnie DC.
Gutter - eouKap, 16es SsssusEu IS /.
0I9sa 28e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02
&ermegenbeit
l1nb @eri6lagenbeit Der &epolutiondre nladea BET
rnfti6ea Siegiernng piel 81 f9afen.

Ser a. &aienobn immatrinirt. = gebe madt suen Gtndrud. StanSpuntt
benMer &abpiien. &undMuioneQe &egierungsform. GemeHene
@arnuus. : anardie orobt = Sdbrlhe auomubiI gehfabrtn.
arbsherfHbrr psrhrbeIt. Ct Sniursenten Surd.
frdfen bs 9anb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02
0Ate.

gmgros $ Heriaufspresis Smporttsia
sQweiSrtdfe 8os PEI 3txh s~sa9ssmdi@s.
S1meseridie is. Biseoxfta Srs~na . 9zf
l43, New Dort GbsbbGrs LIT, stsEsini'
I@z 2iMburaer 13e. did I6e,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02

HS1sh uSuS 0sSAoutHSu notb \uSiVtet
tunsen Der draiien Nrt Dor. poInii3e
Aufwtsslsr fsdsn e&uIhduier In
8rano, werfen Ia ben @obnunssu Der
2ebrer, tpsl&e ben bsutf&sn Rsligtons-
unterri&t ertbeilen mtfsn. bis 6enfsr
Elm. unb beben BITE polnii6en 2inbsr
auf, bic beuti&en 2tnoer gu mibban-
oeln, mos oenn aud utelfa9 NIT bruta.
lem gifer auseefhbrt uirb.
Dieter heilois Stanb Der Dinge be.
f4dftigte au& tn berDorraaenoem Nabe
BITE 0erfammlun9 oes .0srbanbes bsut=
f&er Ratboliten TIM Often, wel&e To-
ebsn In Qofsn. probin3 poien. taete.
Die Geisstrten nabmsn niat formsa
StelIuna 3u Der angelsgenbeit.
SdbrIt&e m
Wettfabrten.
Berlin \. l. Nobbr. Bei esnem
bon ben Nutomobil 5abrifanten In
0erb!noung nit Der Sniernationalsn
AutOmObil Ausfs0uns bsuts absno
bsranRaltsten Banquet bra&te prin3
6einri9 ben erfen 8oat auf ieinsn
Bruosr. ben 2aifsr. aus. Der Bring
ioate: Seine Ruiefdt bat bsi&lOHsn,
einen taiferli4en Mutomobil.Qlu ms
9eben 3u rufen. NutomObii Jabri.
fantsn fo1sn idbrIi9 sine SniernatiO'
mole Wettfabrt nit ibren Hutomobilsn
abbalten. au Der Der 3aiier mebrsrs
preife f1iften tuiro Die nd4fe Wett.
fabrt iOQ Witte bss Wonats Stunt fatt.
finben.
Wpntenegro.
& o 4 | tuttoneIIe Reqfe.
run9sorm NJ.
@etttne. 1. Nopember. Ser
bie Hatifinoenben %gr6Hnung Der Natio.
naIoerfammlung tpirb nit spanning
entsegenaeieben. ba nit ibr bie parla.
mentarif&e Re9ierunssform In Wonte.
negro inausurirt miro. Ste rsus Der.
faHuns oes 2anoes muros TN DECEMBER
1905 protlamirt uno NIT ibr bas 2anb
3u elmer fonfitutionelsn Wonar9is CT.
tldrt.
Inter ben tn bis Experimentation.
n,sr @spdblten befinbsn fi1 bret Wini.
Her, bier prtefer unb Elm 2ebrer. Die
OppoftiOn 1T fort, aber bic Rsgtsrunq
auf einen bittsren Rampf tpobI porbe.
reitet. 5trff Nitolaus bsbdlt bie gnt.
widslungen genau I'm ause uno boft.
m6ali2en parlamentarii&sn unruben
ginbalt tbun su t6nnsn.
@roBbritannien.
U i4tigfeit Der 8emers
tungen.
8 b n, 1. Nobember. Tie
enelii&e preRs friiiRrt In Der a6fdQia.
Hen @eiie ben paRus aus Der ReSe,
nit tuel&er profefor Sohn %. Gurgtb
feline 0orleiunsen an Der Berliner Unit.
berftdt einlsitete: bob bic beutf&e Mr.
NEE eine before Grisosnsbhrgi9aft Tel,
aIs 2ombinattonsn Der Wd9te". DAB
bic britii9sn Bldtter an Der STEELE
AnfOb nebmen, gilt In politii9sn Rrei.
len als eth 8eweis Der @iatiQteit Der
Bemertun9en.
Cuba.
9 g.Snu 9enten burd=
freifen bas 2anb.
0abana, /. Nobember. Sim
Irmees0 auptauart!er finb bsute pieoe,
bsunrubt8enoe Ha1ri1ten aus ben
prObin3en Santiago. Santa Clara
uno 6apana eingetrDfen, no gr6bere
uno tIeinere ganoen gTsSniurgenten
RH unliebfam bemertbar MAIDEN.
@igentli&e &ubef6run9en Hnb aler.
osnQe nint buroefommen. aber bas
platte 2anb III unfi3sr. ba Banben
umbsrateben unb bic 2anblsute unb
ibrs Mrbsitsr b%eunruhissn. Die 2anb.
esnbarmerie fani aussnf9einIi& bisie
ganoen ri4t unterbrtden, unb besbalb
tpirb es uobI ncibwenbig fein, bob
Bunbeatruppei bortbit qeI&idt psr.
ben. Bet eanrti sptrttus. Sagua Ga
0ranbe unb Guantanamo berQr0kern
I'D bic Banben tdaIi&.
Der Bunbeslreuser .Wrootlpn" fubr
Sharp County record., 1906-07-27
Shuts II Off.

A couple Of ministers of differ
ent denominations have for some
time been carrying on a denomi-
national dispute through the
Newark Journal, and that paper,
becoming tired Of the wrangle,
refuses to allow the combatants
furthera@aace. The Journal says;
The Journal is always ready
and willing to publish communi-
cations from it's readers on any
subject of public interest, but we
do not propose to inflictany more
of this gasladen hot air upon our
readers, and if those so-called
followers Of the meek and peace
able Nazarine want to show
their future unworthiness to be
called Christians and bring dis
grace upon their respective
churches, they will have to pro-
cure another medium or rent a
barn.