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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-03-17

government; and that his work was
put on solid foundations is proven
by the lc,.,th of time he was master
not all the 20 years president but
all the time his the directing hand.
The government stable, B!anco inyit.
I'd the forcisn capitalist 10 enter the
rich field Of Venezuela, to exploit the
mineral resources. build railroads,
open banks, construct public works.
engage in any pursuit that seemed fit
ting lie granted liberal concessions,
ana foreign capital poured in. Nene-
zuela saw good times.
Detractors that arose in course Of
time pointed to the personal gains
enjoyed by the leader, and declared
tina! the concess sions he granted were
altogether too liberal But Blanco.
ii he did become richer by score OF
millions spent lavishly and with wis
iom for his nation he established
schools and colleges, endowed acad-
amies of science and art. libraries,
hospitals and different charitable in
stitutions. The days Of BlanCo were
DAYS OF progress.
But while the dictator vas away,
over in Paris, playing the peculiar
role of ambassador extraordinary to
Europe and at the same time endcav-
Oring to direct affairs at home by
cable, the tickle people rose against
him. they threw down the statues
erected in his honor, tore his portrait
from the public buildings. looted his
houses and plantations. But Nenez-
uela lost in Blanco's downfall a strong
leader. suffered severely from that
loss Venezuclans now count time
"since Blanco."
And what has been the history OF
The country since then? A writer in
the Canadian Magazine names the
period a period OF graft, not so much
given over to anarchy as to whole
sale boodling Although Blanco's rule
meant political absOlutism. the return
ot a constitutional government did
not eventuate in peace and prosperity.
II takes a firm hand TO hold down a
body OF Latin Americans A country
given over to political unrest and
spoils Of such conflict. has been the
tate OF Venezuela the last Is years.
Blanco may have been enriched by
i23. 100000 during his reign OF 20
years, but we have shown how he gave
ne money back to his country: Gen
EYespo, in a much briefer reign, sue
coded in adding ia his fortune the
sum OF $4,000. 900. and failed TO fol-
low Blancos example Of sharing with
tho people
Crespo retired from oftc, IN favor
81 Andrade, but Andrate vas not al
lowed to maintain the presidency. A
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-03-17

a littlc distance below Metz the strong
fortress now IN possession Of Ger
many. and there could easily pour
down upon it troops from across The
border An army corps Of aDDul 10
eco men is stationed at Nancy. Back
a little from the German frontier are
the French Notifications OF Nerdun,
Tou. Bcliort and Eeaan"on. Behird
TOul Is the great French camp Of Chai-
Dns.sur Maruc, about half way be
tween III" frontier and Paris. Paris
is fortified, that is, has ring Of dts
tant fortifications, these defcnS2s, %
miles from the city An interesting
article In the New York Sun says II
ever an invading army got past them
It would be able TO march into Paris,
and adds. These forts OF the de
Tending army would be directed to pre-
venting the invading army getting IN.
side the ring Of forts, for Paris Itself
is not a strong position, Ike Port Ar
thur. and .nethe' would nor could
Offer any resistance. But an invading
army could on'y penetrate within tn"
ring Of forts referred TO after It had
beaten the armies Of France.
After the last war with Germany.
France made all haste 20 erect strong
fortresscs on her frontier, but ther"
have been such changes in artillery
and methods Of warfare these one.
time slronghods now are practically
yaIuoless The writer just quoted
calls attention to the fact that the
aim Of the modern taCtician is not 10
defend q fortress, but 10 occupy posi-
tions which are strong both from a
physical and strategic point Of view
Let NJ make som" comparison Of
the national dofens" Of the two ma
.i0ns. We learn that France has
about $500. 600 men available for mil.
itary duty. Germany about 5000 600
The navy OF France has ranked next
that OF Great Britain. but recently Ger
many has been taking such gigantic
strides in navy upbn!ldlng tFrance
kept BY financial reasons from like
rapid progressJ that IL seems In a
few Short years the French navy Will
be outranked by her ancient enemy
A recent article in La Revue Bleue sets
forth in vigorous terms the coming
formidableness OF the kaiser's navy
the relative weakness Of france A
translation Of a portion Of the article
Is hp,switr given
b. the recent imperial decree It Is
apnnunreI that between the present
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-03-17

We are told the counters presently Will
show i variety OF waists in pinks and
blues and tans and grays We are
much pleased at the prospect, haV"
grown weary Of the white waist and
the superhuman attempts to keep T.
prescntable for few hours wear. Be
sides the colored shirtings are 20 at
tractive, the gray blues and light blues
and pinks especially SO We noticel
this morning the first woman 10 ap-
pear with colored waist. cotton
cheyiot Of gray-blue striped With Z
darker shade II looked nea. and trim
and comfortable, the weale' did n2t
have to keep hef arms a an uncom
Portable angle 70 avoid more than
probable smudge and stain.
one should be careful IN the else
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-03-17

A tiny neckpiece of ermine will be
worn with spring street gowns, and
add a pretty touch to these dresses.
these dresses which are perhaps as
we'll esteemed as any Of the apparel
donned during the year. The new
spring gown means much more than
merely a new gown-it means spring
Is coming and summer. the gala time
Of the year.
Hats are TO riot in color, the straws
eayest of the gay, The posies trying to
be even more 50. \ season OF color,
We are sure to have Apd We would
mention that there is a new brown,
very unlike the s,beg tones we are ac-
customed to associate with this color;
it has so much life it might well be
called orange. And another new shade
Is chamois, recently we were shown a
chamois Colorcd Pongec frock, coat SGT
off by black velvet collar and cuffs,
and we voted it very smart indeed.
most becoming to the dark-haired girl
1t adorned.
Coats IS a rule are Very short, mere
boleros, but there are some Empire
wraps in light weight materials. The
Empire dress is more than ever in
favor, and we should give a word of
advice concerning the corset and un-
derwear to be WORT with this style of
gown. 1t is ridiculous TO attempt t.
wear a short wasted Empire over Il
corset like the one III favor for some
time back. Our illustration shows .
good Empire chemise, tn" waist con
fined about as II would be in The over
drnss Ind We niclmrn Il nnmhimnliDn
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-03-17

corset-coyer and skirt designed to be
worn with the fashionable princess
gown. The separate corset cover shown
has puffed sleeves, a good feature for
an uudergarment designed for wear
with soft lingerie blouse, the fullnesS
at the shoulder helping do away with
the limp look often seen in these 9th
erwiSe very satisfactory fancy blouscs
White pOngee is beautiful fabric
and one much appreciated this season
A white pongee princess untrimmcd
save for 4 bit Of thread lace ON the
bodice, is in excellent style. Tho Rajah
silks are very artistic and there Is a
good imitation which sells at retail for
about half-a-dollar yard. Whether or
not the latter Is really washable we
cannot say. It comes in exquisite
shades. Chinese cmbrOidcries are ap-
prOpriate for pongee, and the Chimes
blues set off the white goods excellent
iy we'll Doubtless this season in the
cities all the Chinese shops, from big
establishment to humblesl, will b"
Taidcd by Mclean woman in search of
odd bit Of needlework. Heavy and rich
~ cDlorcd Armenian embroideries
marked with silver and gold threads,
are attractive, the heavy embroidery
done on gau2y material. JeWcllel
buckles and slides are another novelty
that promise t. give tone 10 the styles
If thr day Applied trimmings in col
1, ...,, ,t.r
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-03-17

1t really would seem safe to assert
that the colored shirt waist is to retire
to favor, There is aach an array OF
Good cOorcd shirtinGs on display, ana
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-03-17
TUenrV-Eight DAYS

Mrs. Knicker-Don't you love Feb
ruary?
Mrs. Bocker-Yes there are two
cooks less 70 engage N Y. sun.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-03-17
By ReQuest

Sally worked tn Falfgrias.
Which !s not at all curiast
Her boss gave her coin that vas spurIIs,
which of course. made sal ,u.,as.
-TolG' - Post
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Tllul.

Does skating tire youo"
NO. It's the sitting down 50 o,:ea
that tires me Houston Post.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01

SrRtfti6sS pe6-QIarsr oxqIsbG ureb l72e
serpdbIter eusar Gursb l72e, e-7 4txb tH
Our&f@mttt lbe ; 8 Bic 8 8frub tM Eur@s
i@nitt ls3e; 10 Bis 10 Rtuxb ta Dxraf9xHt
ls4s; 8 Ffamb TN Dur@i3xtH, i4uaal. life.
6 Rftah I'm Dur&i&xtH. i&mal. l8&e.
0aIifornii@e SQmisn-6 bis 8 pfunb etc;
Q bis ID 4fanb Sc.
0eborrtes NtabIeH@ - eetstsx, reg.
eets. l29e; xnbsxisitsa l0s: Sansxf. IA
2n06eI 13he.
S@uab n xterees5-l Dual. LOGS; q.
0uaItdt Ole: Q. naaIttM Oh.
e&uItern-exaI. Gureb, 10 BID 20 Ptumb
tna Dur@f&msH, SIC; 1s 4fuxh Dar1f4xtt,
9e, 10 bts IL Efanb s3e.
eep6deItes e&metxeHdi4 4xo&esioIss
Sancp Big $40. 30; 2Iares Dsax Sls. 90; Sam'
Ig $500; Short SIsas $3.50: suuYi
Sic. 90.
Darte gerdu9ets uratwurs ss.
Brantfirter 7sc; Bologna h Edrmen 7}e. tn
fu6 SIC.
Ganbp--7S etanssn ssmi9t &c; Coos
Get semti&t &c; Banner EpiH Sc; xreaw
Wonbons lie; Ns. 2 Cream aeuHiGt 10s
etnsenaa@te 5radte-BIadeerrtes D esh.
s1.1oc pea@es etenbarb, 8 Rfs., IT,
2.a6; combs s HfnaS 81. 6O-a. M: Sis
$ea&es, 81 .40-$l.60; Nxaxas. Gtansesa,
3D., 81 .65-S1.90; eecna6S, 3 utrss,
b rs s1.4b; crime 8obxex. 8 Btxxh Rams
men, Saban,a Xnanas s1.90--N.2 NIX.
oefebte 0sbfen. $1.20-e1.76 I. fribs Sxss %
Gents, &arrow S0e. etxsewsi@te He-s0t
tomatoes. Q Rfumb. 81. 10-s1.I5. Su6sss
Rom Soe-$1.26, H~pfeIbutter, Yss EutsxA.
Q Bfunb. 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
ShaW'S @oroMptip.
Naa Wbite's 8risfen ptrb eifris
gefpri@t.

ptttsburg, 3d., 81. Suli.
Der eissn.si9e geuessruno our @rmOr'
bung bss Mr6itsftsn STANFORD Wbits
bur9 9arrp &. Sbau III gefunben. IS
banbslte fa bet Der AHaire ni&t UNI
bic gefrisoigung Der &a9e zines tn
ieiner 8attsnebre psrlsbten gbemannes,
ionberrt TN, Elm bel prOiaifderes Wos
tip: cine 8elofrase. bic fur ben iungen
unb an al. Musi9weifunger bertp6bn'
ten Wiaiondr alsrbinss cine 2ebens.
frage mar! Na9oem Grau @iQiam
Sbatp bic gintinfte ibres SObnes ues
ientli9 berabgeisbt bate unb SbaD's
Wittel 3u i9winoen begannen, CAB f9
Wbite ale Mtbs. ibm feline iunge Got
tin abipenfig au MAIDEN.
Als Der Sfanbal, Der NIT Der 6ei-
ratb i9lob, losging, lab f9 frau
8bau psranlaBt, ibrem Sobne gum
erFen WaIe BEN Brobtorb h6ber al
bdngsn. sic permeigerte i5m ni&t
lur ben 2reoit bel ibren Gantisrs, fon'
bern beftanb aud barauf, bob er BET
ibr perbleibe unb Rd anfdnoig aufs
fibre. Sur untsr oieien Beeinguns
gen tuoIte He feline Re4nungen unb
S1ulben bs9lei4en.
Sn bisiem slusenblid lab Wbits
feline 3eit aetommsn. St fs1te Der
iunssn frau antrdge uno fu9te lie
gum @srlaHen ibres @atten gu bepe.
gen. Wsssn Der @slbfrage fam es bel
ben Sbaps gu manderlei Iuftritten.
0ad elmer bsfOnoers beftigsn ausein'
anberiebung i'm Nprtl berlieB Sarrp
Mutter unb Satin 'unb elite mad
europa, um bel ieinsr S6wefer, Der
@rdfn bon Yarmoutb. Ollie au iu9en.
Die @rdfin tsbrte NIT ibm na4 ameritn
surfd. gbs Srau S6au nod europa
fubr, fam es 81 abermaligen auftrit'
ten unb Der Sobn tueissrte fd. bic
SHUTTER 30 besleiten. sic reife alein
ab unb i9on tn Der ~fOlgenoen Na4i
am Montas fislsn BITE s&iHs auf BEN
9a6gattsn, bic @bite nteberfredten.
Sbap %srfldrte, falls er feline @attfn
ni9t bsbaltsn tonne, foqe Wbite HI
ni9t betommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
OfseerteS
SnbtanapsIiB 3aHeeB xetje:

SnStanapsliB 3afeeBsHe
Oeu6bnI. BIB gutter 10-14e; Srssra btE 10
pd1lter l4-l6e ; Tanp 82A-8s, 0oIbsz
Deaou ID BIB 22e. Sapo 2s-82e.
Sx BaGetsx:
Hsioia $14.75. 2tom $1l.76, Serisu SASS
6araeas ia. 70, Diuuort9Y Sl8. 10, Dxa
Sasa 8iemS 1870, GItnar Saba HIenb
$14'76, Duriea STATS.
Su6er-Domtnoes 7.47e; etid3u6es 8 81
puIperifrter 6.37e; xxx puIpsrtRrtss b.87s.
fehe sraaulirter 6.02e; Gabes 6.l7e; xuss
feetioners' u b.07e; Nibsepoob Z 4.sse; HkBs
mtg i 4.7ae; empire IA. SIC; Sbsat uysxs
ooIbex 8 462e Bhsbior ortsa 3 4.67s,
&tssswoOb 6 l.b2e; seIbes 8 6:42e; IL ssI,
ber AIT.
&ets- Carolina, 3opt. 6t--s}e, Sapaa n
-6}e. gebro@ener. 8--4e.
eifg-Raa go OF. xsH). Sat. g. 10 per
0aIIoxe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01

@eudbIter 1imofbb $1.85-1.S0.
Orbtndrer BIB gutter Tiatotbp $l.6O-l.B
Rptber 2~Ieeiaraen So 1850.
gnslti&er 4Ieeiarnen $3.50.
aIipts &Ieeiarnen $8.00-8.1
MfaIfa 2Ieeiarnen $9.00-10.00.
Betber 2leeianten $500.
Tancp 3entudy BIGasras S1.60-l.7b,
8Iaasras IN Gbaf 76e.
@nsIf&ss wIausras $3.50.
Dr9arb 9ras 81. 70N1.86.
Reb 9op IN gbaf 76c-$1.2o.
9afer &orrt Te-$1.00.
Autber 8u6errobr Sauten S1.0O-L.9b.
Detber 9aferiauaen 40c
5riibiabrs @erfe $1.25.
Deibes unb seIbes 3orn $1.0C-L.26.
Reb Sob @nfiIase $1.10H1.26.
Com Seas $l.76.
RiQet $1.2O Bis $1.85.
5riibiabrss&e sen lao.
Sab $ 3artofeI, geIbe Serjeb, Uernuba.
BeIbe HianfenoH6 urtb iibIi@e Ouee1 @. Oapei
6ab; rotbe Hanieu.onb s2.76; BraFIiaxti@s
6.60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
OetrHoe.

&sae1 go. Q rotber ne, auf 0slss
fen. 6sc Don RabIen; 20. 9 rotber 69e,
alusuf. TIC; Basexpesex CSC.
@ei@toru SO. l weib Sc: 70. Q
mett b4e; SO. 9 wetb 64s; 70. 4 psfb,
62e; 10. Q wetb semi&t 54s 70.
wetb gemtf4t 64e; 30. 4 pstt ssmile.
62e; 30. 2 seIb 64e; 70. 8 seD 64ei
70. 4 geIb 52e; 30. 3 semt0t 58isi
80. 8 aeu1is&t b84e; 20. 1 senH0t 6ls ;
4pbex sc.
eafe 20. 3 wetber 3d.; 10. Q pssDsx
8se; 30. 2 oeuHi4tH SIC; &c. y sEsaehu
slc.
3eu 80. / atmotbs sls 80; 10.
2. $14 90; Neu $l2.80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01

@eIi&torn Eetaufsprete: ie mad bu
0maIttdt, $500.
'~3afer-sei&dIt 3e-40e; h bsa He4sm
BIO. 60-SI1.5 50 ter Tsnxe.
Ntuet - Eertaufspreie: ~. 00-ss.oo
Observation-Disclosures; SIC. 00-l9.t0
etrob-prete. ie mad benz 0rah. b nt I.
len, 81. 0O-$6.00.
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Trt@es RtnbKsd0-BeaI!9s vters - 81
8se; bieage Stiere 7&--7ie; btefss Sixbss
$50 btB 200 Hfuxb &c; bisaas &Gbs zoo
BIS $50 Efunb SIC ; xabe 80 ID GO Rhrah
Sc; Stisr Eorberptsrtd &c, 5tiss &tssess
pierseI l0}e, Rixo 0htsrrsstsI o., Nxb
gorberpierteI &c. Rub E~oshenisrts AZ. &as
Nau.ernierteI 7c.
0ris9es RaIbFeti&-&aDs l2e. Htxtss'
pisrteI 15e, BorherpierteI &c.
5rt&es G4afleti@ - SdursH yss Rtnsh
12e /; S@afe SIC; S@exieI l6e: Ne6B, hnts
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
d goIombi q.

Us gton. 81. Sult. Der
amsrifaniide @sianote in Santa Ge
be SOsOta. Der 6auptffaot Der Re
publif Colombia, III aaf bas ernf.
Ii9ffe bemtibt. bic 8e3isbungen au Der
Rspublif. mel&e burd ben puti& In
Banana uno oie barauf folgenoe Ib'
trsnnun9 oss Sfbmus BON @olumbien
isbr gsipannt tuorbsn waren, tui'oer
freunoi&aftli9 81 gefaIten. 5 sinem
ausfibrli&sn 8eridt Hber 2anb unb
2eute tra&tet Der 8eianbte. SObn Bar
rstt. elm lsbbaftes SntersRe an golonl'
bisn 3u srtusden, ano feline S4iloe.
runa bes Bobenrei&tbums, fowobl bonn
lanbpirtbidaftli9sn Stanbpuntt aus
geisbsn, tuie aud Wineralien betrehenb,
finb geignet. BET Nmerifanerrt, tpel4e
Reisuns bsfben, In tropiiden 2dn'
bern 2apitalsanlagsn gu MAIDEN, Iuf.
merffamfeit 3u erresen, wdbrenb slei9'
3sitis amerifanii9e Jabritanien es Der
Wtibe uertb haIten m6gen, I'm Sebiste
Der @spubIit abfab Fur ibre @aaren
3u iu9en. 9err Barrett fpri8t BITE
MnRat aus. bab golombiens @ntwide.
lung, bic infoIge Der rei4en 0alfs'
quelen bss 2anbes nur eine Jrage Der
3sit fsin tonne, bteienige Merito's
melt In ben S9atisn fsllen btirfts.
Gsuer m @ef9dftstbeil
Der Stabt.
cincinnati, o., 81. Suli.
Derielbs 8beil Der Staot, Der bor a9t
Sabrsn faf %boufdnois bur9 5euer
3erf6rt tporbsn NOR, srlitt hsute sbs1.
falls bur9 5eusr sinen S9absn bon
$51, 500. Cine srObe slnaabl @ebdube
1nb burd Geuer bei&dbist tuoroen.
bnruntsr bic @rfte NationaIbant. bas
Nem.O Opera @sbdube. bic Mapsbtle
unb Waion @ountp 2'ibbibliOttef'
MEaeiation. Der .9ailp Bulletin"
Wurrap & Sbomas. Warmuri t'neiber;
georee SO. @banlers. Mai5tnsns
gei9aft unb pidrsu & @reisbton,
G&neiber.
@rDbe Sabrtt stnge.
G9ert.
OIehtpn, MaK.. 81. Suli.
Die biefeen sruben GabritanIagen Der
arnolb & 6ofmani 60. bon probi'
bence, q. s., tpurben hsute ednjli&
bur9 6.usr aerff6rt. Der 5suerf9aben
betrdgt auil&en $75. 900 unb$l0O, 900.
Bet ~theilweifer 0erf&erung. Die @nt'
Rebunssuria8e bes 5euers III unbe'
! iannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01

ensar 9ursb 6@txfeR - Grte naaItsat:
1870 Nfanh 1874: ID 4f,ao 18&e: lO-l2
|funb l8&: 2wette nuaIttat S0-l6 4fxxt
iase; IL gfunb l2ie : Ia 4fmb l2ac : 10
9tanb 24e.
Sped-2Iare eettex. 90 bH 20 Hfuxh tn
9urHi&ntt. lie; 4Ims esttest 80 b 30
4funb. lie: aiars Bellies. 26 ID 90 Dssmxb,
l04e; 10 BIB 81 ffb.. lie; II ID 10 Bhmb,
l2e; 2iare @A6ea, d ID 80 pfub. Liz;
yadex II BIB is 4fsab liz; 3ws Wa6sa .
ID Q Bfuas. ne
epe6. gxsI.-0audbIt9, 8 ID 10 ptnsh
tm Dnr4i&nttt. 142e; u ~ Il pfnb h
DsT4i9ntt, lax.
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DatteS, CITES xSa 0eHA1el.
Qdnoler beaabIsx fsIsexSs EseAes
Butter - Country, a. Greou'er1 2les
0Iptx 23c
Srii@e Gtn-l8Ke pet Dutexb.
0fbner 92e, Ndbxs (. TurtetS-9-lae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
Sumger Meger
Greift Gin ipeiBes Mdb6en ar rnb tuir6 BON ieinen
Serfulgern eri9O1eu.

81 idmt BrGibent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. zines gegers.-N9nB Grbitaft
5rHfbejablen.- Sp5aRsuus berbamnt- 3mei SdladHdiie hoBen
5uiammen-&urser Sanb eribohem.-ghue Nade mad
Gbna.- GiaubtszSr agOSie. -5dneae Snat.-
SDbete feline iuuge Jrm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
Rur3er 6anb er9offen.

Sa9re llte NNHli YDDie III lux SOuus
rung In 2~aftpoob, elmer 8orffaot bon
atlanta. aurtid. 2ur3 bor benz Wobn.
bauie ibrs; 8aters, 5. 6. poole,
uurbe he bon einsm Neeer aneeariffen
unb biz CUR geinnnngsloFgteit ges
mirst, tporauf Der Anarsifer snihob.
Sobalb bas Wdb9sn i9 erholt bate,
tbeilte ss ben Na9barn ben AngriH
nit. S9nsl purbs cine poHs orgas
niFrt uno nod benz Hsger geiu4t. @rf
ipdtsr essen Qlbsnb tpurbs er ssfunbsn
uno bon Der poole als ibr Ansreifer
nit Befimmtbsit tpisbsrsrtannt. go
balb bas Mdb9sn ssfast bate vYas
TT err, fiel cine SaIpe S9hHe uno
tobt firats Der Nsgsr our grbs. Der
Rsger NOR % Sabre alt unb bisb
6lopo garmi9aeI.
81 prdfibent &ooes
belt.
Rem orf, 81. SuIi. prdfbent
Rooisbslt bat beute 81 als Beifeuer
gum rspublifanii9en @ampagnefOno on
bas rspablifanii9s Rationale omite
ssi9idt. WorRbsnbsr Sherman bonn
%gsnnnntsn gomite srbislt folgsnben
Brief:
DIFFER Bap, q. g., 90. Suli.
gsebrtsr 5srr Sherman! Sd bsfd.
tiss hermit Den gmpfans Sbres geld.
Brisfss bonn "a. b. W. unb f9ide
Sbnsn anbsi 81. Sd CLAUDE, ss III
Elm b,tpunbsrnspsrtbsr platt uno hofs,
bab fisl nit bemi.lben grfolg babsn
perben.
Shr s~rgsbsnsr
Sheobor &ooebelt.
0erfoIgung zines Negers.
SeSotp, Wo., 81. Suit. BE.
uaHnsts @btbeilungsn Garmsr BON
ct. 5raneis unb ct. @snisba goun.
ties bur9frsifsn beute bas 2anb mad
benz 1sssr ar9 Runian,. Der sefsrn
absnb Bel galsp Minss, SsFsrion
@ountp. 5rau Celia gnalop, bic 20
Sabre aIts 2i3sis Moors unb bic Ia
Sabre alte gffie Woore ansegriHsn
6aben fon. Die p~erfonaI.g si9rsibunQ
bss Wsgsrs if nod allen Orii9aftsn
Der bret Counties telepbonirt uoroen
uno Sheriff Sbornton u. 9anslsp if
bisr a%nsetommsn, ba sr sIaubt, baE
Der Rsger R9 bier In Der Na9bariaafi
bsrbtrst.
W u 5 grbf9aft aurHdbe
3ablen.
@bteago, Sn., 81. Suli. SObr
6. Spsi9er, Aufsbsr bon 3ion @itp,
bat bsute BON Ri8tsr Cutting ben Be.
fell srbaItsn, $18, 626 an SuIius 5.
Brausr aus3ube3ablen. Spei&er NOR
bisbsr Wsrtualtsr bes Na9laRss oss In
Sabre 1902 seforbsnen reiGsn Grebs.
berid Sutton, Der cine gr6bsre @slb-
iumms on 3ion gitp tsftamsntariid
berma9te. Sept bat f9 aber sin apei.
tes Ssftamsnt bss bsrforbenen Sutton
gsfunben, In tpel9em er 3ton gttt
ni&ts Dererbte. Sn GoIge beRen er.
tldrte &i9ter Cutting bas srffe Sefa,
msnt ffrlunsaltis uno Spsi&er mut
bas @eIo 3urtidbsaablen.
g o3taItsmus psrbam m I,
buffalo, q. g., 81. Suli
SIN Der beutigen Sibung Der Amerifa'
nii4sn 66oeration Der 2atbolii9er
Uereine tpurbe cine Rsiolution einfim'
mtg angenommen. meI&s ben iSo3ia
lIismus perbammt. Cine nnbere Rsio
luton berbistet ole fribolen unb un
nbtbigen gergntigunsen an SOnntag
gbenfalls uerben BITE Arbeitseber Der
bammt, wel9e TIRE arbeiter ON Sonn
TIM orhsifen IoHer- gUo Gouufoos
arbeit anbsbinst nOtbwerbis III, iO0el
bic arbeiter wenisftens 3ett :rbalten
sum @~ottssbtsnf geben III f0nnen.
3wet S9Ia4tf4tffe fobeI
il SUI q m
Nemport Y. s.. 81. JuIi
Sine RoaiROn 3wif&en ben S&Ia@i
lf&ifen alabama" uno vSainois" boz
Der s~tpsitsn SibtfOn Der atlonttf&e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
Hrtdte nab OeM&ie.
Gra@ta


GepfeI- 81. $3.50 per Sab.
Bananen 5 .76-2.25 (; tIetxe $l-s1.26.
Gttronen $4,50-6.60 PEI SsRs.
Dransen - $4.b0-4.7S PEI Rife.
gineaspIes-$a. B-$3.b0 bic Rife.
Sta9sIbseren, t1.76 bic Rite.
8afermeIonen, 26e unb 3oe.
grombeeren, s. II bic Rife.
Sob~onnisbeeren, 50 bic 4ife.
SFrii@e, $l.S0-2.10 per 8uibeI.
Osmat.
griine B~otnen-60e Der BuibeI.
Eotbe ytiben 25e pei Dutenb Dun4es.
S:nbiana GantaIopes, 30 bis 10 Der Rorb.
Grimes Rorn, lOe bas DuSenb.
&elerY-25 bis 60e per gufbeI.
Rraut - 76c per SaS+
BIumentobI 81 .25 per Datesh.
gurfen - 30-4oe per Dutenb.
SaIat - 25 Bic SOC per BuibeI.
8wiebeln @otbe urb wetbe $l.2S per
Bfunb epanii&e 8ruiebeIn 81 go
pet Rife.
BeterfIie 16-a0e pei Datexb Dsx@eS.
Neue RartoHeIn-$a.2< per SAB
Rabieie loo PEI Ottexh.
Spinat - 50 pet Gab.
SibfartofeIn - Btrstria $3.25 Baltic
more S2.0.-2.76 Seriep $3.50 $500
per 6ab.
&bubarb 10c bas Dutenb.
tomatoes $3.50 per BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
06ye,

gnsros . Bertaufsrreiis Sutposasts
S&utseridie 8oe pee Rhaxb s~txsstntSGs.
6@weserfdie 1se, Dtsecnfss 6ssam $ xais
12H, New Dors GtsobarB lie, ssrsstrat'
j&er 2~insburaer 13e. ort6 12e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26

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