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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-06
Special BARGAINS in
WHIT WAS

Mis- is the season of the year when waist manufacturers are closing out
their summerw waists. Our buyer picked up a lot OF white waists all IN"
very newest styles and cry dainty patterns at ut little over 1 "e
former price,. We have divided this lt Oh waists into olive lots and ave 1eu
them in nearly all cases at less han former wholesale prices.
LOT -Cnthns White Waists some trimmed with then new Shadow embroidery
and some with pen embroidery The regular wholesale factory price 00n
O. these waists is att least S1OO. Our sale price Jul
LOT II-Contns many of the soft null waists, all embroidery trimmed. such
waists we would ordinarily have 10 sell at lot lest than Sl75. e 90
LOT III-Ths lot containsa big variety of white waists mad of inc null or
Persian Lawn and daintly trimmed with embroidery. Regular q 40
price would be at least $500. Our sMe rice Observation-Disclosures. VIlfU
LOT IV-This lot contains about four dozen waists ally cry inc ma q 70
temal INC beautifully trimmed, wortha at least 80 Sale price,. 0IIlJ
LOT V-This is a small lot containing less than TWO dozen waists, nearly all
less than $780, Our sale price. OI1JO
These wasts ARE already being picked up rapidly. Do lot wait untlt the very
finest ones have been taken. AT these prices it won't cost you much to have w
or hwe veyd dainty new white waists.
Don't forget that Jul saeo of Wash Goods and hot weather goods still con
tnues.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-06
Farmers Elevator Company.

The annual meeting OF the Canton
Farmers Elevator Company was held
last Saturday In the court house at
l:30, and most of the stockholders
were present.
President Iver Nelson called the
meeting to order after which Secre-
tary Charles r.. Moulton read his re-
port which covered the business for
the past year, and the substance OF
the report was exceedingly gratifying
TO all present.
The report showed a business OF
800, 600, with profits amounting to
81, 1855 90. The expense of operation,
etc. amounted to- 50, 376, leaving a
net profit of 81, SO2. which made a 30
per cent dividend. This result was
unexpected but nevertheless crafty
ing. The directors were instructed
by the meeting, after some discussion
to declare a dividend of 30 per cent,
leaving the balance in the treasury.
The old directors were reelected as
follows: liver Nelson, Simon Ulrikson.
Homer DeNure, Knut Ulrikson, John
! Johnson, Olaf Jensvold and G. b.
Kennedy.
President Nelson declined a re-elec-
ton, and John johnson was elected
in Mr.. Nelson's place, Simon Ulrik-
son was elected vice president, P. A.
Overseth, treasurer, and G. r. Moul-
ton secretary and manager.
There were sixty-two shares of the
/ capital stock unsold when the meet
ing convened, but quite a number of
these shares were quickly disposed OF
as soon Is the meeting adjourned.
The stockholders were well pleased
with the management of the COM
pany by President Nelson and Man.
ager Moulton, and expressed their
satisfaction by increasing the man
ayers salary to 800 per month.
The unsold shares will be disposed
of at par and there will be few unsold
shares in a month. Many farmers
were skeptical as to the success of
the company in the beginning, but
none now doubt its success.
The handling of a Farmers Elevator
Company is a matter of business and
when properly conducted must sue
coed as any well managed business
succeeds.
The company was very fortunate in
its selection of officers and from this
comes the success which all are proud
CT. @ ~
1t is the purpose OF the company
officers to place the remaining shares
of unsoid stock in the hands Of as
many individual farmers as may de-
sire to become members. The pres
ent stockholders would be glad to
take up all the unsold stock but that
is o the purpose of the company.
Those desiring a share should call on
Secretary Moulton at once.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-06

A little love, a little wealth,
A little home for you and me:
It's all l ask except good health,
Which comes with Rocky Mountain
Tea. IS cents. Tea or Tablets. l. M
Helmey & Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-06
Council Proceedings.
Canton. S. D.. July 2, 100

Canton, S. D., July 2, 1906.
Council met in regular monthly ses~
sion July 2, 1906, all members present
but Alderman Helgerson. Called to
order by Mayor Gemmill.
Minutes of June 4th and 9Th read,
and on motion approved as read.
Minutes of equalization board, June
18th and 10th, read and approved.
A petition was presented by Ed. c..
Warner asking that, an electric light
be located at the junction Of Second
and Bartlett Streets. which was sign
ed by eight Taxpayers. On motion
same was referred to committee on
lights
MI. Aikens appeared before the
council in behalf of Mr.. Q. A. Rudolph
regarding sidewalk assessment. No
action was taken On the matter.
City Attorney Kennedy presented
an ordinance authorizing the auditor
OF the city OF Canton to certify deiin-
uuent assessments to the county audi
tor OF Lincoln county, Sonth Dakota,
to be placed on the tax books as
required by Chapter 40, Of the Ses-
sion laws OF South Dakota enacted and
approved by the legislature March 9Th
1905. On motion of the ordinance
was placed upon its first reading.
The following bills we're audited by
the finance committee and on motion
allowed.
Mutual Lumber Co.. tiling
and lumber . 81 80
Rowman.Kranz Co. tiling 4 10
Crane & Co, supplies for " 80
Graneng & Voyen, cement
work 70
Graneng & Voyen. cement al
ley crossing IL 70
j. F. Schubert. shovel IS
VIM. Mason, work at w. w. II Is
p. Anderson, draying 80
j. T. Opperud. draying 40
Jas. Loomer, cutting grass l6 90
A. Fl. Way, salary June IS 90
QUEEN s. stevenson, draying / %
J.. P. Nordseth, salary street
commissioner June 10 90
VIM. Corson, salary June
weighm&ster 40 90
E. o. Berg. salary chief Of Po-
lice June % %
Arthur Linn, printing and
publishing II w
EC. w. Walrath. special police 40
Detective Publishing Co.
arHMnEFE4A a -
Supplies 4 ~
Canton Co Operative Tel TO.
phones for June and July and
long distance message Is
Detective Publishing Co, sup
plies : 70
w. E. Keidle, special police > 90
n G. N2sh's Sons, printing
ard publishing ~
Canton Gen. Electric CO.,
lights for June lG9 80
John Boutwell,, refund N
w1ter contract 8 %
Geo. Olson. assessor 10 90
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-06

Syverud & Moe have an interesting
ad in the LEADER this week for those
born in July.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-06

Read the new ad of Puckett-Pidcoe
Co. The ladies will learn something
worth knowing.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-06

For Sale Quick.
One fine mich COW, fresh, and two
young pigs fer sale quick
J. B. SLOssoN.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-06

AN ORDINANCE Providing for the Payment
OF a POLL Tax by all Male Residents Of the
City of Canton between the ages OF twenty
one and fifty years:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
EDITORIAL

and consoling to have 4 rnan Of the
standing and eminence OF Mr. Root
speak of the culture of oar people
and tell us, without repeating the old
false legend of our iGss sf pzxpeyafaen
that he will do his part towards ha
wing the American people grant rs
the same benefits which they enjoy.
And Mr.. Root ended his remarks
with the statement that the people Of
Porto Rico are worthy to enjoy the
same privileges as the Americans.
All! If men of ability, Of national
reputation, who do not require EN-
ployment IN the colony in order TO
make living; if such were to come
to this Island, even if their soiourn
were no longer than the too brief
one Of Mr.. Root, surely the day of
Justice, the glorious day in which our
worth would be recognized and our
rights granted would not be longer
delayed.
The Portoricans arc as worthy as
the Americans to enjoy the benefits,
the blessings of prosperity and de-
mocracy.
II everyone IN the mother country
would do his part, and make the
same endeavor as our il1ustrious vi
|Sltor seems disposed to make, the
collapse OF the regime-which cert
ain hostile signs have recently de-
monstrated- would not be far distant.
The cry Of the congregantes about
our lack Of preparation which they
have sounded in order to Justify
their acts, is now somewhat weaker
after the judgment and opinion ex.
pressed by Mr.. Root regarding our
culture and civilization.
After what has been said by the
Secretary of State, it will not do for
the bureaucrats Of expectation to re-
peat their stupid and inharmonious
refrain as justification for their int
olerable usurpations.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
A Panama

.Rompiendo Ia tradici6n america
basta el presente ningtin
jefe de la nacion en- eiercicio del Po-
der p1blico sc ha ausentado del
pais-el Presidente Roosevelt anun-
cia que tiene Ia intenci6n de hacer
una vista & Panama en- el mes de-
Noviembre proxiRlo. El objeto de
talviaje no es otroqu el de practicar
I'M e2amen mas s nenos complete
dc las condolences de la zona del
canal y obtener toda clasc de- infor-
mes relatives Ia via, con los cua-
les espera poder, durante Ell resto de
su periodic presidential, discutir
con certeZa todos los asuntos relati-
vos 4 la magma obra. acom etida por
los Estados Unidos. FL viaje dura
ra tres semanas: no tendra caracter
spectacular, sino de negocio, lisa y
llanamente. va vera entonces Mr..
Roosevelt con sus propios ojos, que
81 valia la pena llevar q cabo la re
voluci6n separatista del Istmo. con
6 sin consentimiento dc Colombia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
LimantOur en- Madrid

Entire las personald AIDES ilustr
que con motivo de Ia boda de S. NJ
han lido a Ma adrid, igura una insignc
personalidad hispano americana, cuyo
nombTe ha adquirido celebrid ad uni
versal Nos referimos q don Jose
Ives Limantour, ministro de Hacienda
de- los Estados Unidos de Mexico.
Es el sefior Limantour uno de les
grandes fnancieros de nuestra Gpoca
Su obra de regeneration de la Hacien.
da mexicana lie ha dado fama univer-
sal, siende Su opinion citada v consul
tada en- cuantas cucstiones de impor-
tancia para el mundo hnanciero ss
han planteado en- los 1ltimos amos.
Unian al ilustre hacendista hispa
noamericano con el malogrado Vi
llaverde grandes y estrechos vincufos
de comunidad en- el pensaB1iento J
amistosa corresponds
Ell senor Limantour asisti6 4 l.
function de gala celebrada en- el Real
y tambien concurri6 al bale ban
quete-regio que Ell honor de S. NJ. die
en- Ell palacio de Cervellon la duQuesa
de Fernan- Nnnez y al que asisti6. la
Corte cen todos los principles y en-
balado1es extranlsros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13

The remarks made By Mr.. Root al
the luncheon given in his honor by
the Auditor, contain lessons VIII ich
ought to be taken to heart by the
congregantes there assembled.
The language used by the Sc
cretary of State was very different
from that used by the members OF
the congregation when they condes-
cend to address the Portorican people
from their lofty heights.
The common theme: our unprep-
arednes, was on the above occasion
omitted; on lthe contrary, words Of
eulogy were heard which contained
a promise offjustice.
A local colleague reproduces these
words of Mr.. Root: | will do all that
! can TO have the American people
eoncede to yen the benefits which
they ENJOY and of which you are SO
deserving.
If instead of these words being
spoken at the end of banquet, they
had been uttered in the House Of
Delegates. in response to the salut-
alton of the eloquent leader of the
majority on the arrival of Mr.. Root
in the assembly hell shortly after
wards, they would have assumed gre.
ater importance and meant infinitely
more.
But at any rate, here where each
congregante of expectation permits
himself to be the judge of our fitness
for exercising certain inalienable RI
ghts,and thinks that we require the
watchful careof our tutors; here wher c
each educator of new variety belle.
yes himself capable of teaching Us his
latest theories, when as matter Of
fact he only sets us bad examples;
here where some political shipwreck
from the mother country fancies him
self converted into an ineffa bic
educator of peoples sortof apostle
of Democracy-it is very comforting
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
Sc ejerce una gran wigiian-
cia en- las C0stas
de SantO DOminuo
Diez buques de guerra americanos
navegan eli aquellas aguas

Nueva York, vernes.-Con motive de los
progresses obtenidos por los revolucionarios de
Santo Domingo el gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos, sc ha visto precisado a sostener una activa
vigianca en- las costas, para evitar los aliios de
armas municiones.
Diez buques de guerra amercanos navegan
en- aguas domincanas y tienen ordenes de SOS
tener toda costa ell orden los puertos donde
funcionan las aduanas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
SeryIclO EspeclaI del BoIelIn Mereanln
OABLEGRAMAS.
Siuuen las hostilidades
EN- Centric America q
La Rep6blica del Salvador decidida
4 ocupar q Guatemala

Nueva York viernes.-Desde la capital de
San Salvador informan que en- vista de la fa-
vorable victoria obtenda por las tropas inva.
soras contra el ejercito de Guatemala, el 60
bierno del Salvador Sc prepare enviar un
gran cuerpo de tropas bien disciplinadas que
ocupen ell terreno de la Republica beliger ante
a fin de obligar al Presidente Estrada Cabrera
"a que frme la paz y pague una crecida indem-
nizacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
Accl0NEs

Banco Territorial $iS SEQ
Banco de. Puerto Rico. s q 26
Banco Popular &c $40 4 II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
Las tropas de Guatem ala
tuvieron 400 baias
No llegaron 4 80 las bajas
de los inyaSOreS

Nueva York viernes.-Se agrega los des-
pachos recibdos de San Salvador que las tropas
invasoras de Guatemala solo tuvieron 7S bajas
en- la accion sostenida en- la, frontera mientras
que las del enemigo pasaron de 400, teniendo
que abandonar en- el campo los muertos Y he
ridos siendo curados estos t1ltimos por los me-
dicos de San Salvador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
Causa favorable impression
en- el pueblo frances
Al fin ha triunfado la inOcencia

Nueva York, viernes.-DiCen de Paris que
ha causado favorable impression en- ell pueblo
frances la decision del Tribunal Supreme anu
lando el veredcto de la Corte de Cannes y re-
hablitando en- sus grades militares Dreyfus
Y Picquart.
Al fin ha triunfado la inocencia persegui-
da ante los Tribunal6s de FTanCia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
e ex-capitan Dreyfus
voiwera al eiercito
FL coronel Picquart rehabilitado
Ell su puesto

Nueva York viernes-Como consecuen cia
de la resolucion de la Corte Suprema de Fran
cia volveran al ejercito el coronel Picquart y
cl captain Alfredo Dreyfus, que habian sido
degradados acusados de tradores su patria.
Reina gran entusasmo en- los partidarios
de Dreyfus por Ell triunfo alcanzado ante el
mas alto Tribunal de la Repubica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
En- a. extranj jero Sc E.ecibe
con agrado la noticia
Sc esperaba la rehabilitation
de Dreyfus

Nueva York, viernes.-Comunican de Lon
dres que Sc ha recibido con agrado por la prem
sa vel publico el intorme sobre la rehabilitation
del ex-capitan Dreytus y el coronel Picquart
Tai decision de la CoIte Suprema era espe-
rada en- el extranjero, puesto que exsta el fir
me convencimiento de la inocencia de los acu-
Sados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
sNesArS@

RegistTador de la pr,E iedad substitute sus
fue IA afos en- Areciko ofrece sus servscios,
como Notario, en- Areciho. Bajos de ID casa
ndmero l3, calle de Ia Crus, y So haos cargo
de presentar para 81 inscription en- el Regis
tro dc Ia prepiedad del Distrito remitir
los respectivos interesados, los aseumsniss
aus con tai sbjets ~ 10 envian.
ARECIBO, PUERTO RICo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
Ha llegado a Kiei
eI Kaiser. GuiIIermo
Sc prepara para asistir a las pr6ximas
maniObras nayales

Nueva York, viernes.- participant de Kiel
que ha llegado ell crucero acorazado Principe
Adalberto en- el que regresa de Trondhjeim,
Noruega, Ell Kaiser Gnllermo, quien Sc dispone
asistir las pr0ximas maniobras navales cue
ha de efectuar en- el mar del .Baltico toda la
escuadra de combate de Alemania.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
OPORTU NIDAD

Sc vende MOLINO de 81 x Co. dobe engranaje, ca
isna 10 endo Ia e 4 M
de solda construction fabricado por la Gail
de Paris; AOLINO de 2 49, dobe engranaje dia
metro de la catalina mayor II de la ntermedia 6 4
motor tpo balancin paraeogramo cindro de vapo
az diametro 81 de de construction soda fa
bricado por la cEombada de J. Fletcher
london Derb de Inglaterra.
Los molinos estan trabaiando acua1mente la Ha
cenda BHenG V1StG, de la Carolina.
Para mas informes diri2rse la Capital
SOBREr0S DB EZQUEaGa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
Sc prOCEama Ia EnOCencia
de Dreyfus
La Corte Suprema anul6 ell veredicto
del Tribunal de Cannes

Nueva York, viernes. T Telegrafian de la
capital de Francia que la Corte Suprema de
Paris ha anulado ell veredicto que dio ell Tribu-
nal de Cannes sobre el asunto Dreyfus, y reco-
noce la inocencia del ex-capitan condenado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
PLANTAs FLORES

En- Ia casa ndmero 81 de Ia Gale
de San Jose, segundo piso, Sc ven.
1en plantas y flores preciosas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26
Nene Saeorporationem.

Die ~folgenbsn meter, @eieqi9aften
lisBen H& beim Staatsisfretdr infor.
portren:
Die ,Bra3iI Improvement Comp.
grasil, capital 5000, 900; Sirettorer,
Wiaiam W. 3sler, Wiliam :. enp.
Der. 8bomas s.. Wc@rea, Sobn s.
Bromrl unb WtQiam g. Carpenter.
Die .Ssrre 6aute Roie anb garnas
tion Co., capital 500, 900; Diret.
loren, gouarb ReiB,. Charles W. Cor.
tune unb 6enrp Rranae.
Georgia Oil Co., Barren, Capital
SIC, 200; 0~ireftOren, gbmarb W.
WoBburg. Sobn u. BORDER, Mbram
6. Sbtbeler, Samuel Bouman, @bos.
U. Sanders unb WiQiam s. 0urb.
Die .Warnep electric Gupplp Co.,
Snoianapolis, erb6bte ibr gapital bon
$50. 600 auf $3.50, 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26

&aum bat fid Der 6rabbigel iiber
bic ffsrbli9sn 8efe bon 2arl S4ur,
gei9lOfen, 10 trift' man audi i9on
Infaltsn, benz Wanne, benz ale bic
ebrenben 8rauerfunbgebunsen wdb-
renb Der leBten Sage aaitsn, Elm natio'
les Sentmal aa errt4ten.
Rein Seuti9sMm erifansr if tpiirbi-
ger bon Der Ration seebrt gu wsrben.
Setnsn Stammesbribern aber lisgt es
Of bic grften 3u iein. tuel&e ben i&6'
men plan CUR Wirflidtsii MAIDEN.
Sn Rsw Oort bat ft@ bersits, wie IN.
isre Sspsi&sn meloen, Elm 2omite aus
beruorra9enben gtirgern gebiloet. um
fur grri4tuns zines 2arl S9ura Dent.
mails 3u agitiren.
Sober 9eutf9-N meriianer ebrt f9
rusnft sr ben groben 8erforbener ebrt.
Sas par Die @runoibse Der 10 ein-
brudsbolsn &sbe, tpsl9s 6err 9erm.
2ieber If. BET Der 10 tpeibenolen De.
bd9tnibfsier fur 2arl S9ur3 belt.
uniere SnbianapOliisr gHresr iol-
ten ni9t saubsrn Elm 2omite 30 ernen.
men, I'm aud bier fir bic 0ertuirt-
li9uns bss plnnss zines 2arl S9urs
Sentmals su utrten.
General Stsubsn tpirb erf isbt bon
Der Ration Elm Tentmal 9efebt. Die
isbiss Generation iolte nt9t 10 lange
3aubern ben 8~eroienFen bon Rarl
e&ura BITE sere&te Wiiroisung tpibsr.
fabrsn su IaKen. Sas Snoianapo.
liier Deuti9=M merifanertbum utrb a
isosnfals als feline gbrenpfi&t be-
tra9tsn, bas Geinise CUR S6rberunQ
bes i40nsl planss lu tbun.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26
Bonn Snlanoe.

SIN Der Wolperine W n {
Bel Calumet, Mi9., lit elm poaitdnbi=
aes Selepbon1Dftem untergranb einges
ri6tet porben, fobab es benz Prdfi=
benten Der @eieIi9aFt in yletp g)ort
mOeli6 lit, init irgenb einem 4nee=
fteltsn in telspboniide 1erbinbuns
su treten, tuenn fi6 biefsr 5000 SUB
untsrbalh Der grboberfld4e bsfinoet.
SIREN bunb.rt ZEN g e.
burtstdg Fat 5rau Naris Sadfsn
ans 2'4nfo, @araea Gountb. Mi9..
gsfeiert. sic lit i'm Sabre 1906 in
England ssboren, bat in Der 8egeno
TIRES iebisen Wobnortes etpa rs
Sabr. selebt unb 1T fir ibr Otter
mod febr riiffis. gle lit bic @bn.
elmer Reibe bon flint lebsnben @sne>
rattonen. sic bate II &inber. bon
benen iid mod 10 am 2sben bsfinz
ben.
Der fosenannte rSn,
Sree", cine 3anbmarte Der Stabt
Rapib Gitp, g. q, fon erhalten blet=
BEN. Mls i'm Sabre 1876 &apib
Gitp e~eeriinbet tpurbe. par bieier
Baum Der ein3ige in jsner @egsnb,
unb ieBt ftebt er in Der !Sauptftrab.
Der Stabt. Die Srauenclubs Der
Stabt baben nun bei9lohen. @elh
aufSubrinsen, bamit UNI biefen Baum
kerum cine 8anf unb Elm 3aun ers
ri6tet iperben unb bieies alte Wabr=
seihen bef Stabt auf bieIe Weiie boz
3eritDrung sefhiist uirb.
l1eber gaIifprniens Sbfts
ausfubr nirb beridtet: Den Iebr eiin'
ftissn Mniidten naa pirb Der Sbits
export Galiforuiens na4 benz Often
ft9 in biefem Sabre auf minbetena
1000 Wagsonlabungen on friideu
6rii9ten unb Srauben belaufen, ID
bab Der l1mIab Der ealifornif9er
Sbifbauer 10 Biz IL Wilionen Sol=
lars betraser tpirbs. Die &iridsnz
ernte lit i'm sanaen @taate borsiislif
aussefaIen nnb Der Werianbt lit BE.
reits i'm @anse. pfirfi4e, 8irner
gnb Mepfef berfpreden sleidfaaa
einen boraiislihen grtrag, tpdbrenf
Mprifofen unb pflaumen a~lIerbinss
tpeniger gut ausfauen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26
@erlufe inn uifafiatiidem ariese.

3uffif6en 8lGttern 5ufolge haben i'm
rufff9<japaniiGen &riege Die orei in
Ser Manof6urei operirenoen ruifii9en
Mrneen perloren: an Sobten 21,187
Mann %. +. llnteroffi5iere un6 Sol>
oaten), an 0ertpunoeten 1855, on
8ermibten 37,497 uno an 9efangenen
24,840 damn. Sn port 4rtbur fino
auberoem 10000 Mann gefallen uno
27,557 Monn eefansen genommen
fporben. Die @erlufte auf Sa9alin
betrugen 1900 Mann. gs feblen bel
oiefer 8ere6nung oie @erluftan9aben
Der Slotte, ser @ren5pa9e, Ser Giiens
Acknowledgment unb anoerer beipns
Oerer Tormatipnen. Die @erlute on
Sffi5ieren Ser 2anbormee miiifen Ii9,
entfprs9eno Den 3iffern Der Manns
f9aften, ouf etpa 1000 So6te unS
.8erpunoete uno 1000 9efaneene be-
laufen bdber.
81 8erlufte Der Marine in unb bei
Sort Mrt6ur iperoen nit 1000 500
ten uno 5000 @efangenen Der lnf9laet.
Np9 gr0ber lit Die ginbube bet STus
f9inta, bie auf 1000 Soote uni 5000
gefdn9ene sef9GBt tparh. Iube- sem
tparen auf ben in neutrdltn 6Gfen eits
tpaffneten &riessf9iffen internirt ettpo
5000 Mann. Sn 8etradt gu siebsr
lit hierbei mod, oaB es ii9 UNI Mint-
mdlaneaben ban6elt, unb 0aB Die rela.
tip ni9t sroBen, aber, abiolut senom=
men, re9t beoeutenoen @erlufte ourti
&ranfbeiten ni9t nit beriidfidtiaI
fporben iinb. Die @erlufte Ser Sapa.
ner an Sobten un6 Wertpunoeten trer.
Den auf 10000 Mann sefddbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26

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5if9ferben. 10000 Stiid Sorellens
brut finb pernidtet. SIN san5enO ber>
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kfir9tet, bab bereits piele Der pers
e~ifteten Slide pertauft fein fDnntsn.
= Der profeffor Der Unit
beriitdt 2aufanne Or. eugene Rsrss
bier it tnfolse etnes @tur5es gus
benz Ga4rfubl eeitorbtn. Der Wsrs
unslidte, 1881 gu 2aufanne ssborsn,
mar prdiibent Der f&peiSerif&en gee
DlogtfHsn @eieafdaft unb Mitglieb
Der Simplpnepmmiffion.