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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-03
School BELLS
ring MERRILY
CHILDREN TROOP 70 euILDINcs
ANXIOUS TO AGAIN TAKE UP
THEIR STUDIES.
list OF INSTRUCTORS
Over Nine Hundred and Fifty Children
Register. -- Schools Dismissed ss
4. Soon A. Possible In Observance Of
Labor Day.

An the public schools In Las Vegas
opened this morning at nine o'clock
md the grounds In front N the ynri-
ohs buildings we're eagerly thronged
with bright.faced happy children wait
ine TOR the first tap of the bell which
summoned them again 10 the school
room. The little tots. many Of whom
today entered the buildings for the
first time, were the most eager Of
all, while the older boys and girls af.
fected an air Of nonchalance and stroll.
ed laziiy along the walks towards the
various temples Of learning. The only
regret that anyone was heard to e.
press that the school term Of 1sO6.O7
had opened. was uttered by q small
lad to several companions, and his
sentiments we're that II would be a lot
nicer II school would not open until
the Monday after show day. r.
This being Labor day and therefore
general holiday, the children were
osly required TO report, register for
only required to report, register for
signaling the required text books. and
they were then dismissed until tomor.
row morning. the entire proceedings
not taking over an hour. The book
stores are now crowded with children.
The regular work OF the year win
begin tomorrow at nine o'clock.
Instructors for ie0s07.
East Las Vegas: City Superintend.
ent. r. r. Larkin: Principal 81 Hish
School. r. r. Grant; assistants, Mig.
non Fisher, Josie M. Hawes and An.
tonic Lucero: Principal OF the gram.
mar grade. high school building. Daisy
M. Paine. sth grade; Georgia Murray.
7th: Helen Papen, sth.7th; Grace
Mead. 5th-6th; and Cornelia Murray.
5th-6th. Douglas avenue building
Marion Winters, principal, 1st grade:
Matte Garlick, LIST: Elba Stoneroad.
1st-2nd: Irene Whitmore. 2nd-3rd;
Grace II. Hall, 2nd-3rd: Minnie Kohn.
2nd.3rd; Ida Vase, 3rd.4th; Einice
Tamme. .3rd-ath and = Laura Hallock, !
substitute. q
\ The majority of the teachers taught
In the Las Vegas schools last year;
and some of them have. taught for ten
fr twelve years. and are we'll known. !,
ia the patrons Of the schools. I'M. N
Miss Josie N. Hawes comes from
Augusta. Kas.. and takes Miss Lyle.s
place. She is a graduate OF the nm.
poria State Normal and has had about !
eight years experience In high school
and grammar grade work. Durink the
past year she was an assistant ID the
English department OF the Emporia
Normal.
Miss Daisy n. Paine has had ten
years very successful experience and
comes highly recommended. Her home,
is In Onawa. Iowa. and she takes Miss
Carrie Tnttle's place lii the public.
schools. t4ss %s
Miss Grace Have resides In Pasa.
aena, Cal, but las heen employed In
the schools at Santa Fe for q number
1f years. She was recommended 4
highly by Superintendent i. IA. Woods 1
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-03
Call for Democratic Precinct Con.
vention.

Mr.. caii ~ hereby made for Demo
cratic Primary for Precinct No. % of
San Miguel County to be held on the
9Th day OF September. 1906. at $50
p. m. at the City Hall In the City Of
Las Vegas. New Mexico. for the pur.
pose OF selecting 80 delegates to thu
County Convention to be held ON the
Sth day of September. 1905. which sal
County Convention will be held for
tn" purpose Of selecting n candidate
for delegate to Congress. Al pam,.
cratic voters In the precinct n. urg "a
T. be picss nt.
W. b. BUNKER. President.
+. A. MANZANARES, Sec'y.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-03
reviews
MIGHTY WAR FLEET

Al Oyster Bay He Witnesses Parade Of Mos, Powerful
Squadron Ever Gathered on Western Waers--s900-
600 Worth Of Powder Burned in 500 Saluting
Shots-lmmense Crowds Witness Spec,aele-Execu-
tive Enlertains Naval Ofcers al Luncheon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-03
AND CANS
BA7TLE7O-DAY
FACTS ABOUT THE BIG fight.

Straight Marquis nf ou@ensbnry rules IN u finish
Fighters Sii weigh In AZ i33 pounds at : oacloek.
hatiiiag Nelson vii receive $500" win Or luse
Cans will reeelse sta.o0o win or lose
RsT.tes. George SGler - ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-03
NOW raE FIGHTERS COMPARE

cerned. Both are reported to be In
the best of trim and I'M 10 engage In
the battle Of their lives,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-03

Continued On page fiYe.,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-03

Continued on page five)
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-03

CONTINUED on page 81
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-09
DANGEROUS LUNATIC
ESCAPE SF2OM
ASYLUM
DR.. Gibson Fears Freeman Will Take
Someone's Life If He Is Not
Captured Soon.

RENO, June DR.. s. G.. Gibson
states that Ginnis and Freeman, the
two insane men who escaped from the
Nevada Insane Asylum last Wednesday
night were still free, but that he ex-
pected to capture Freeman.
He said that Freeman was a very
dangerous man to be at large and that
he is very apt to kill some one if he
is not captured. In speaking Of the
escape DR.. Gibson said:
"He has often threatened to kill diff
ferent patients and attendants at the
asylum and is one of the most cum
ming and dangerous patients that has
over been in the institution. He thinks
that the whole world IS prosecuting him
and for this reason wishes to kill those
who seem to appear TO him to stand
in the way of his personal rights. He
is the same kind of a man that killed
Garfield and Carter Harrison, and the
more intimate he grows with a person
the more he wishes to kill them.
HE was watched closer than any
patient in the asylum, and for this rea-
son | know that he was aided in es-
Gaping. ] suspect a certain person in
the employ of the asylum, but until i
get evidence / cannot do anything in
regard TO the matter.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-09
THE sssT COUGH SYRUP

. !. Apple. sx-Prsbats Judge. Ottawa
county. Kansas. writes: Thu II to say
that I have used BallarA's Hsrshsuna
ovrsD for years. ana that ! a. net hes
ttaA 70 recommend II - the best cough
syrsp I have I've useA." -, ~ az
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-09
DAILY WEATHER. REPORT

U. s. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, W~innemucca, New,
June O., 1906:
Maximum temperature, rs degrees.
Minimum temperature, 40 degrees.
Mean temperature, SO degrees.
Normal temperature, SO degrees.
Prevailing wind direction, west.
Minimum temperature today, AZ de-
grees. J. c. HAYDEN,
Weather Forecaster.
Forecast for "a hours ending 5 d. M,
Sunday: Cloudy tonight, Sunday fair.
Made.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-09
CAMPBELL DENIES
HE HAS DONE
WRONG
Goldfield Broker Returns Home and
Contradicts Stories of Shady
Doings.

GOLDFIELD, June 9.-Broker Cor
don Campbell has returned to Gold
field to enter q personal denial to the
rumors that he was financially EN-
barrassed and could not meet his OBJ
legations. He also emphattcally de,
MES that he has been mixed up in
shady stock transactions and holds
stock belonging to other people which
he has failed to produce.
Mr.. Campbell states that he went to
San Francisco for the purpose of get
ting from the vault OF the California
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
shares Of the Keane Wonder stock
which was wanted to fill orders which
had been secured.
He asserts that his dealings with
brokers here were not of such a ma.
ture that they could be criticised and
that the acts complained of were only
in line of common practice, and as tc
the stock which he had borrowed from
Whittemore he had attempted to re
turn it before leaving town, but that
the broker was out and his book
keeper did not have the necessary doc
uments in the safe.
He blames a Goldfeld business man
for circulating the reports against him.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-09

L. +. Morgan of Salt Lake is looking
after his interests in this section.
G. II. Keas of Ogden is a late arrival
in town.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-09

w. X. Virgins of Kennedy, arrived
in the city last night.
T.. A. Thomas of San Francisco is
here on a business trip.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-09

CHOICE ALFALFA SEE.
Choice. cleaned alfalfa seed 10 on sale
By J. Roy and Dwight Bradshaw at
New. Samples OF the same can be seen
at The silver state once, or can be %
tanned from Aessrs. J. Roy ana DIV
DYNAshaw on application. a2S-1m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25
WORK on FAST SCHOONER
Lines OF the HerreshoH Boat for j. Rogers
MaXwell Indicate Great Speed.

BRISTOL. March 2t.-AlthouRh the COM
men men OF work upon the new steel rae
ing schooner for j. Rogers aXwell OF
New York at the Herreshoff boat shops
was considerably delayed much time has
been made up in the plating work. which
has been rushed along very rapidly. The
plating was begun only q few weeks ago,
but the work Is, now practically complete
from stem to stern and from keel to topsides,
and the new craft has a hull OF as fine a shape
as could well be desired. The racing type
Is finely developed in every point, and in
seaworthtness and general ability she will
be likely to eclipse anything constructed In
the Herreshof shops in several years past.
Stability Of form has been attained In high
degree in the new schooner and she will
undoubtedly be exceptionally stanch and
stih. perhaps more 80 than some Of the big
sin gle stlckers. Being OF schooner rig she
VIII OF course be more able In rough weather
work than q sloop, but aside from her rig she
will surely be a fast %footer. both on and OF
the wind. The crack schooner Ingomar was
In her day a,wonderful sail carrier. but the
MAXWELL boat will be a better one.
The new schoop er has an unusually shapely
hull as she rests in the shop. and although she
Is to be a ceptreboard and Of less draught
than ome of the later of the cup defenders
faster than any of the big ones constructed
IN these shops Ia recent years. From, this
luCU mas originated COnBlOeTHDle ualk OF ner
being selected as the Americas CUP defender
should q challen ge for q schooner race come
across the water.
The new boat Is a very interesting object
TO visitors as she " at present, and when in
the water. and in her sailing rig she. win at
tract an immense. amount Of well deserved
attention. Sailed by one Of the best amateur
yachtsmen. on the Atlantic coast the new
schooner should set the pace for all the craft
coming season.
The observer Is Immediately struck with
the da!ntlness Of the steel boats lines. and
those familiar with Herreshoff. racing craft
at once notice the sharp and clean cut style
OF the forward section. This quality is
much more defined In the Maxwell boat
than In the Ingomar, or even In the Reliance.
the fastest 00-footer ahoat. Amidships
weight Is eliminated to a large extent from
the topsides and tucked on lower down in
heavy straps and .stringe rs Of steel and other
metal, while IN the wake OF the base Of the
fore,-and OF the main-mast thick reinforce
ments OF. plating are used to Offset the strain
produced by the ohainplates-atl this In adj
longit1dinally.
The composite cutter being constructed in
the north. shop at Herreshoff's for Commo-
dore Z. W. Clark Of Philadelphia. win prob
ably be in, shape for launching before. the
Maxwell schooner takes the water. Work on
the former craft Is progressing rapidly and
q large portion of the wooden planking on
the outside Is already In place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25

ONE 20 ~ horse power 1904 Dccauville; hrst
class condition: newly painted; $i,75o.
y 9oS5 horse power 1905 Decauville; like new.
Z. 7. BIRpSALL. 1bS 9Th az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25
COURT TENNIS AT TUXEDO.
Young Jay Gould Win From Taller in Three
Straight Sets.

TUXEDO PARK. March 24.-The tennis cham
pionship for the gold racquet trophy Of the
Eastern States opened on the court at Tuxedo
to-day under the management Of the Tuxedo
Tennis and Racquet Club. The best match OF
the day marked the defeat of T. suffern Taller
at the hands Of Jay Gould in three straight
sets. Gould showed wonderful Improvement
rather stale at the game. Charles E. Sands,
winner of last years gold racquet. did not
enter. Tomorrow Jay Gould will meet Pierre
Lorillard. Jr.. in the final Following are ths
days summaries:
First Round-Jay Gould. Georgian. Court.
Lakewood, defeated T, Surem Taller Tuxedo
Tennis and Racquet. e-l, Ga, o.: p. LoriIafd
Jr, Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet, defeated j.. g.
Douglas, Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet, by default,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25

Deliveries OF the HotchkIss are coming through
on time. Five arrived yesterday and VIII go 20
on here that a. N. Archer had 10 double MS order
TO the factory in France. The handsome n1hlp''i ,3nn
New York. Buffalo and Boston AUTOMOBILE SHOWS
is hack at the salesroom on broadway W. n
Jr., are a few OF those who will operate Hotchkiss
machines this season,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25
New York Lacrosse Schedule.

The New York Lacrosse Club. an organlza-
ton consisting chiefly Of graduates of the
College of the City. Of New York. has again
organized a strong team for the approaching
season. and has been joined by several
prominent players. including Moran and
Hudson Of Cornell. Ray OF Columbia. Briner
Of Pennsylvania, Baird. Knowles and Collins
from Montreal. and Hughes OF Stevens
Institute. The old men are Ruge; Newman.
Guttsgell, Solow, Hickok, Kegelman. E.
,Donohue and. Jacoby and Steinert OF c: @
y. Y: and Mcintyre and Campbell. The fol-
owing schedule has been arranged
March 81. @. G. n. Y. at New York: April Z, Co.
luinbfa at New York: IL, Stevens Institute al Ho-
boken: q, Poly Pro-, st New York; Nay 5. Crescent
c, c, n. Y. at New York; so, Philadelphia Lacrosse
at Philadelphia; june 8, onondaga Indians at New
York.
versity of Pennsylvania and with the Crescent
A. c. second team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25
RHODES SCHOLAR WINS.
= W. foung Of South Dakota Takes Two
Events Al OXfOrd-Cambridge Games.

Ap edai cable Despatch TO THK SUN.
LONDON. March 2t.-The Oxford-Cam-
Nv n~se rack and field contests were held on
y, Vaeeh's Club grounds in Kenslngton to-
i. SNOW fell heavily all the morning.
o+a,hslhe to rain as the first event was started.
A .n, Won seven OF the ten events. The
|N%SS lao Dash-won by Cambridge. Time,
v ISt Nile Run-won by Oxford. Time. l minute
.fs y Jump-Won by p. NJ. Young of OrIel Col.
'HtthI AUotu a Rhodes scholar from South Dakota.
" ar, munmWon by Cambridge, Warren r. Schutt
Iron SSStnoSr College. oxford, a Rhodes scholar
i pnttHn,Lntil 1 University, was second.
lhrs "gtt thc Nclght-Won by Cambridge. Dis
|bINtl o. nsct 3't Inches. Albert NJ. stevens OF
N" vs SsStt e ! Oxford, a Rhodes scholar from
TnSS TSaiSS,, Won BY Oxford, Time, 1S4 seconds.
'lsst VrSMhg ne HammeT-Won by Oxford. IBIS.
III lei = 70 tSc, inches. Stevens was fourth. With
"a ssf ga, Jump Won by p. NJ. Young Of Oxford
9aSTrI.,nr Dakota Distance, % feet 8 Inches.
fsonds, ""' on oy o1ford. Time 81
AVa II rs seconds. ~ :"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25

The hIph regard in which tho Lozlcr automobile Is
held nv the trade is evidenced by the numerous
applications for the ag,ency resulting rom me Sn
taken out a Scldcn patent license. Many requests
Tor agencies, have come f5om Leading M1Sn d eSter mn M
annntIncement Of the granting of the license the
Boston agency was placed with In, the and aa stgSd tSsq,ck
* The same time the Philadelphia agency was
GRANTED to Martin g. Hart, agents for the Thomas
Flyer In that city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25

Albert Rull Is arranging for passengers to go on
the tn ps of the 50 horse power Wayne which he Will
shortly start on a six day non. stop run In the streets
Of New York. The test will start as soon ss this
weather Is favorable and The streets clean. The
viii be taken on for the various trips at the Wayne
RAlearoom on BroAdW1Y.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25

The Ariel, the car with the oval front. will be, on
exhibltlon at the Long Island Automobile Club
next Friday evening. 1t will be demonstrated by
the Coyell d Crosby Company. who handle the gar.
In about three weeks this same concern Will add a
10 It's line, selling somewhere around 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25

According TO an article recently published IN an
evening paper there seems 10 be a desire on INC
part OF an agent for one Of the high powerea amer,
contest. Harry s. Houpt says this gentleman can
bca ccommodated by simply entering ms car ~
month, when timing will be Official. MT. H9uptt
viii have a regular stock touring car entered In
addition TO his six cylinder racer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25

Mrs. Joan Ounce. who drove a steam car In tho
Glldden tour and on several racetracks, has given
up the use OF steam and purchased n Maxwell
Spcedster. she will drive this machine on private
tours and in beach and track races this season,
Mrs, Cunco was Influenced IN her selection by the
work Of the Maxwell cars In the Glldden tour OF
last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25

Mnearoni, and the suggestion has been made that
this one be called Bologna. a; GonLa n tdnred n
motor boat. She will be named the Clorlnda. anu
viii ny the vice. commodorc,s nag OF me larCIta3H,
Yacht Club. She will have a powerful motor ara ~
is expected she will break some motor boat RECORDS
this season
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25

Work on the three Prayer Miller racing machines
which are being constructed for the Vanderbilt
being pushed forward. II Is said they are In a
more advanced state than any OF the other pros
OF MIR. Prayer as n designer Is well recognized. and
a great deal Is expected from these machines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25

Word has Just been received OF the winning by
AIR American automobile OF the biggest track race
ever held in Australia. This race Is the j. II, Crooke
cum valued al 100 Euineas. It's three mile X nd
cAp and the American cara Pope Hartford 10
hofse power machine-rd ran away with the event
very easily. The Continental Tire Company pre-
sented the winner with a gold medal in addition 10
the cup.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-08

SIM Gtrcus % in Ser>
lin tpurbe tiir5ii9 am Sonntag Na9z
mittas Der SbisrbGnbiger @iGi
Yeters BON ieinsn SDtpen unb Siser1
angefaIen unb f9per oertpunbet.
Der gr0bte 2Ope, ben peters beiibt,
lit elm b0sarttses Sbier. 8ormittass
BEL Der llebung ma6te er pisber
S9tpieristeitsn. Wdbrenb Der RaG.
mittassoorfteluns ftiirate er einsn
tlstnen Siser bon einem S9emeI, auf
benz er rGrbeiten" iolte. berunter.
Der Siser Iieb ii9 bds ni4t sefalen.
fpnbern iprang benz 2Dpen an bic
Reble ulrb bib Jpn. Peters periu9te,
bic Sbtsre, bic fi9 nun gesenieitig
tpiitbenb bearbeiteten, nit Der peiti9e
neutrality-suspicious., battle aber bas
ungliid, babel aus5ugleiten unb rid
lings bin5ufalen. Nun fielen ale
Sbiere iber ibn ber. 4ls er ii4 balb
pieber erbo6en bate, f9lug ibn Der
aroBe 2Dpe NIT Der pranfe piebsr
rrieber. Der Sisb traf bas @eiidt.
9roBbem betpabrt Der 8Gnbiger ieine
9eiitesgesettpart. 3pei 4neefteIte
pnn Sosenbed unb 9eute bonn Circus
fpransen ibm Bel, perf9eu9ten bic
Sbiere bur9 S9ldse init Gifenfans
gen unb blinbe Repolperf9ife in ibre
Somberfdfise unb retteten ben 8Gn~
bigger. Der bereits fhper bertpunbet
mar. Das entiebte publitum serietb
atpar in sroBe 4ufregurg. berubiate
ft9 dber balb tpieber unb tonnte iiber
bic SpGbe bes tleirpen 86ren pieber
LADEN. peters bat am sanaen
26rper Nuetf4ungen BON S4ldsen
unb 8iRen erbdlten, bic bur9 bic
&leibuns absef4pd4t tpurben, aube.
hem nsekrert tiefe RiBtpunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-08
Ste ,,@eIbe 0efabr."

gs mirb ia hofsnili9 nidt gum
2ris9e suif8en ben Der. Staten uno
Sapan fommsn, borldufg ~usnigffsns
ni9t, fslbf tusnn Der nmsrifanif9e
gensraltonfuI WiQer In Dotobama be.
bauptet, bie Sapansr isisn fiber bic
Gan Sransisto S9ulansslsssnbeit 10
fsbr tn 5arnif8 ssratbsn. baB He Obns
eroBen 3ursosns au bsoiirfsn. auf bts
gerineffe probofatton bin benz Onfsl
Sam 9risg srfldrsfi utirosn, unb tusnn
als anituort auf oisis Srobun9 GENTLE
3eiiungen In smsrifa bersits bic Sd
BEL i9leifen uro blutige 8inte bergie.
Zen. Absr, uie elm GROCER Staats.
mann auf benz @sbaftionsisRsl iaets,
bis Sa3s III be3ei&nsnb fir bic aIIss.
msins Situation.
Be3ei&nenb FIR bie SingOHimmuna
unter ben Sapanerr, bic In benz BOIL.
gsfhbl ibrsr iu9snoli&en Rraft. TIRE,
@afsnsrfolss au @afsr urb 30 2anoe,
f& ni6t f8eusn. nit benz iusenbfrdfti.
gen Risisn bes nmerifnnii9sn Ronii.
renta anaubdnb.In, menus isin mub.
Darin bislsidt oct gsnsraltoniul Dill.
Ter Rs8t vSie fiblen f3 10 md1tiq
tnb farf In ibrsm Deere unb ibrsr
5lotts, oaB bic ghaneeri zines Rrieges
nit ben Der. etaatsn gan3 Ofsn unn
gans olsiamii6ie uno nit boiler gu.
bsrFdt bsiprp6si usrosn." Die Roqe,
sie bic Ser. stant.n felt Sspsp In bis
RaniIabui sinfubr, felt In benz prdfi.
oenfiubl elm arisgsbslo Hbt, e.ipisli
habsn, i@eint nunmsbr auf Sapan
tibsrsssanssn gu fein. Sapan III isbi
bic Waat, bic nit einem dip on TIE
f9ouIber" In Der @eIt bsrumIduft unb
ruff: Inns tnnrl asinsr. 2ommt Der.
uenr Sbr es Da9t."
go gan; rlnre9t babsn bic Rufsn
ntslsi9t ni9t, usnu he %bebaupten, Elm
Qrlsg aniiGsn Sapnn uno Amsrifa lei
unbsrmsibIi6, bsnn Supan babe fet1
Huge nuf 6ntpai, auf bic pbilippinen.
infsIn gsri&tet. BORT uno bsrsnitps'
gen tusrbs hbsr fura ober lang Der 0on.
Hiti tpmmsn. unrs&t hattsri au9 isns
rS&warsieber" ni&t. bic i&On CUR 3sii
unisres grobsrunes3uess borausiag.
ten, oaB BITE gsHbersreifung Der pbi-
Iippinsn H9 fur bic Ser. stantsn nls
cine Qusls fortpdbr.nosr Ssunrubi.
gura uno srnfsr 8~sruidlungsrl srtpsi.
len utirbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-08
Notbuenotse gtaatenre@te.

Gnn3 obns Wdngsl III au9 bis BUM
besOerfafuna ni8t, i8reibt bic r@bi.
eago a~benbpof", abesisbsn babon,
bab tbsorsttf@ tiberbaupt fstn bon
Wsni6en s~rionnsnss @erf bolfommsn
fein fann. bat cine msbr aIs bunoert.
idbrige prattifGs @%rfabrung man&e
5ebler Ofenbari, beren gerbeheruns
isbr su tptini9en tudre. Wesen Der
gifsrfu9t Der tlsinsn aolontsn auf bic
sroBsn muBtsn bsifpislsusiie ben Sin.
3eliaaten sinigs tui&tise Rs9is porbe-
6alten tperben, bic sigsntli9 Der Gem
tralgetuaIt bdtisn ~tiberuieien uerben
folen. gerabs i'm v3eitaltsr bes Der.
fsbrs" bat F9 bic Wotbwenoigteit elmer
sinbeitli9ersn @~eisBgebung berausgs'
ffelt. Der DrdRbsnt esbt aber un.
ireitig 3u melt, uenn er bic @in3el'
ffaateri i~osuiassn ~bOafdnbis ausf@aI.
ten nnb nlIss 9i9t BON @aibinstott
aushrablsu IaHsn nil. @snn INNER
feline Sheen nit Der 8erfafuug In Dt.
bsrirru9 eeraiben, ooer ruenn e ibm
aud nur f&eint, baB ibm bie Der.
faHune I'm @egs fe6t. bsf3wert er R&
iiber TIRE unbebnbarfeit Oosr tiber bic
geri9tsb6fs, bie He nod ieinsr Dasi.
rins ni8t genug freden. Sogar bie
Bertraltune Der bon ibnen ielbf Be.
arhnbeten unb srbaItensn S9uIen NTH
e. ben efnssliaaisr ni1t rtsbr lahsn.
Or glaubt, Der 8uhb Tonne aud Ser.
fridge f3lisBsn. bte In bic staaten,s&te
etngrsifeu uno tonne binterbsr bie
Gtaaten 3uinssn. H8 Der ausIesang
unterauorbner, bis sr ielbf bisisn Der.
trdgsu su seben bsIiebt. Wit biefer
auHaHung uiro sr bsfimmt ni9t bur&.
briuaen.
Obne 3meifeI febsn BITE Wsrtrdae
NIT anberst 2dnoern b6bsr, oils bic
geiebs unO fsIbR bis gerfaRunssn Der
G~ixpIHaatsn, absr Re birfen ni&t be.