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The Washington times., 1906-10-23
Plans NOT SECRET
IN PEOPLES LOBBY
Organizers Working on Details Which
Will Be Made
Public.

The organizers of The Peoples
Lobby reached today the stage at
which consideration was given to
plans for the detail Of carry 7g on the
work OF the organization. TIL sessions
which began yesterday morning 1t the
Hotel Raleigh continued last evening
and again today 1t was stated by
those in the conference that the plan
of work might be completed today.
1T will be brief and simple" said
one Of those in the conference There
is to be no mystery about it. We are
for publicity, and viii make the plan
Of operations public as soon as II is
ready"
Everett Colby, leader Of the New
Jersey insurgent Republican move
ment, Joined the conferees today, as
did Dr. s. McCune Lindsay. OF Phila-
delphia. 1t was announced that an inn
portant accession 10 the membership
OF the governing committee had been
secured. In the person OF George r.
Cole president Of the Legislative
Voters League Of Illinois Mt. Cole
has been one Of the most effective lead
ers in the movement for betteTment Of
government in Chicago and Illinois.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
STRIKERS HOPEFUL,
SHOPS OPERATING
MachiniStS Hear Nothing of
Stike-BreakerS Being
Employed.
KNOXVILLE FOREMEN OUT
Southern Railway Officials Say Num-
Der of Good Men AIe Being Secured
to Garry on Work.

At the headquarters of the Interna-
tional Association Of Machinists it was
said today that they had no information
whereby they could verify the reports
that the Southern Railway Company
was rapidly hlling the places OF the
strikers. The demand for skilled ma
chinists, il was said by the officials or
the international body, is greater than
the supply. President OCOnnen is not
pessimistic, but expresses the opinion
that the trouble VIII yet be straight
ened out before many weeks.
News wGs received here today that
the ten foremen In the Knoxville shop
of the Southern yesterday walked out
and the blacksmiths also went out on
a sympathetic strike. Foremen in other
shops OF the Southern, IL is believed,
will Quit work when non-uniOn men
come TO take the places OF the strikers.
President O'Connell says the men all
along the line are cheerful and that not
one has returned TO work. but all are
awaiting developments, feeling conf
dent that they Will win and get the in
crease demanded.
Officials OF the Southern say that ar
raugements are being made 10 fiji the
places of the striking machinists and
that already a number OF good machtn-
lists have been put To work in the shops
al Spencer, \. G., Richmond, Va, Man
chester, and other points along the line
Several carloads of machinists have
have been sent TO Atlanta and viii ar
rive there today. Everything seems 10
be quiet, the strikers making no dis
turbances- In some shops. officials OF
the Southern say, ten and twenty ma
ChinisIs are now at work.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23

three for Germany. and the remainder
Tor Great Britain.
"Of the latter. the batUeship Dread
nOuEht is OF exceptional interest" said
Mr Jansen. IN that by her perform
ancc TIE future use Of turbines for
large naval vessels may be determined. ="
He says the turbine would prove econ
CmN for naval purposes. and u - IN
derStDcd that the general board already
has under consideration its adoption on
the proposed new monster battleships
Speaking of the development of the
turbine Mr.. Jansen said;
The transformations taking place in
the world of water transported ton with
iu the time of a century, are remark
able, inded. With glance at the pic
tUre of the pioneer steamboat built on
the ideas of Watt and look ahead for
the leviathan gTeyhoundS. the Maurl-
taHIa and Tusitania. and at the Dread
nought and even larger bCttleships that
may float under the Stars and Stripes
one stands amazed at what has been
accomplished by the advent Of the steam
turbine"
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
Changes From Steam Turbines Adpent
Wonder of the Entire Maritime World

IND Noah globes original navigator prope his Ark by means
of steam turbine?
u ANYHOW, Navy Department mechanical engineer
has traced the turbine back to 12O B. c.
This to take the wind right out OF James Watts sails
Watt invented his reciprocal engine just 1900 later
Hero Of his works. describes CIeVery contrVed
steam turbine
tells the Washington Society of Mechanical Engineers all
it.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
RUMMAGE SALE PLANNED
BY CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The WomaH's Society Of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church has completed
arrangements for holding a rummage
sale at 632 o street northwest. begin
ming Wednesday, October "A, and clos
ing Thursday. November !. The pro-
ceeds are 10 be used in helping 10 de-
fray the expense Of a new baptistry.
which was finished IN September. on
November p. %. and "a, at Scottish Rite
hail. on O street, near Palais Royal the
women will hold q luncheon and sale Of
useful articles.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23

sent 10 the house Of lords soon by the
commons. One OF these IS the trades
disputes biz. The measure originally
was drawn up by the attorney general,
but the government substituted the bill
OF the Labor party. which gives greater
protection 10 trades unions BY exempt
ing union funds from liability for Illegal
acts committed by members OF the
unions
Two other bills which viii cause
trouble are the land tenure bill and the
measure prohibiting a man from vOta
ing IN more than one constituency.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
Parliament Breach Wide;
Attempt Hay Be Made
To Abolish Upper House
Determined Effort to Be Made to Force Lords
Agreement to Pending Measures Session
Begun Today of Extreme importance.

LONDON. Oct 23.-Extreme import
ance Is attached TO the session OF par
lament which opened today. In view OF
the possibility that before final adjourn
ment the breach already existing be-
tween the commons and the house of
lords VIII have become so wide that
steps viii be undertaken to abolish the
hereditary upper house
The deadlock already existed before
the adjournment OF the last session. 4
determined effort will be made by the.
government 10 force the lords 10 agree
10 the pending measures which have
caused 50 much discussion. Every In
dlcatiOn shows that the lords will re-
sist 10 the end. An appeal 10 the conn
try on the proposition either 10 abolish
the house OF lords OF take away its
powers IS regarded as the certain out
come or the struggle unless = COmpTO-
mise clu be arrauged-
More Than Mere Hint.
Memoers Of the government and Lib
eral leaders in the commons have gone
further than merely 10 hint that such a
movement 10 do away with the upper
house will follow continued opposition
10 the advanced legislation proposed by
the government and 10 which the Lib
eral party IS pledged.
There are several measures OF great
importance 10 the country over which
the two houses have clashed. The first
to come Will be the education bill. Both
the Church OF England and the Catholic
Church are opposed 10 the measure.
Nearly every bishop has expressed his
opposition The struggle between the
two houses may become bitter at the
very beginning OF the session over the
bill
Other Bones Of Contention.
Several other measures which have
aroused Just as bitter feeling will be
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
MORE THAN IL HURT;
CAR JUMPS THE TRACK

SCHENECTADY \. Y. Oct "A
car on the Troy division OF the SCheuec-
tady Railway Company failed TO take a
switch at Union ana Mcclellan streets
today. jumping the track, striking a
telegraph pole and oyerturning. More
,han dozen passengers were injured,
several seriously
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
YIN. C. 4. INSTITUTE Ssz SS:s.

An evening school for Employed Men and
Youths. 3Is different students last year-55Z
class enrO!imeuts. Glass work Under personal
men OF ripe experience. Glasses IN SteuQgra-
phy (Ben Pitmau). TypeWrlLing. Bookkeeping
opened Monday, September u. College Pre-
paTaIoTy. Technology. Science Mathenlatlczs
and Language Courses opened Monday, Oc-
tober J. The INSTITUTE is one Of II. many
advantages Of membership in the Washing
ton Young Mems Christian Association. 20
which any gelf-respeCtlng man Is eligible. FOR
bulletin OF courses terms etc. apply %
Director OF Education.
Phone n $3.50. Y. n. c. A Building.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
Has a Fit on Street.

Suffering from epilepsy, William John
son. colored. OF 70l Washington court
northwest was found In a semi-coma-
tose state on New York avenue. between
First and Kirby streets northwest, last
night He was removed to the Homeo-
pathic Hospital.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
Oversight Cost Him $40.

Because Charles T Hunter. a second
hand dealer OF rs Pennsylvania avenue,
bought a bicycle failed TO record the
purchase and failed TO report II To the
$40 for a violation OF the District po-
lice laws
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
Masks, Costumes, Confetti.
Sundlach's. sl3 7th st. NV.
Leaves Estate to Relatives.

The will of Margaret Shannahan, by
her will dated December ), 1905, leaves
500 TO st. Patrick's Catholic Church,
and the remainder of her estate TO her
friend. Thomas Walsh. or her grand
nephew. Joseph c. Sheehy in trust, for
the benefit of her nephews and nieces.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
Watts Not the First.


Rear Admiral Rae. chief of the Bu-
rcau Of Steam Engineering OF the Navy
Department. presided at the meeting
Mr. Jansen was the speaker OF the
evening. and his topic was The Steam
Turbine and It's Applications. In IN
PRODUCING his subject, he said;
"a species of steam turbine was
known as early as 12O b. G, thus 1851
years earlier than the TeciprocaJlnS en-
gine invented by James Watt
Everyone Immediately sat up ana De
told an about it-that Is, all he knows
about the original turbine, more than
600 years after L was nrst brought 20
light.
Mr.. Jansen explained that tn the ceie-
brated works "Spintalia Seu Pneumal- L
lea" Hero describes his turbine as con
sisting OF a boiler, above Whlch was
nan said he, had two dlaneITically
placed pipes. through which the steam
That had entered from the boiler issued
To the atmosphere. The reacung pres
steam caused the ball 10 reVolVe-
Hero was not the only one VINO eN-
perimented with the steam engine OF l!le
turbine principle before the day OF Watt,
however as IS disclosed by Mr.. Jansen,
as The result of his careful ana studlOus
research through the history OF steam
engineering. Branca was an inventor
whose name is known to perhaps but
one person among a million who know
of th+. great benefactiOu OF watts, Dut
ne also Invented turbine.
After the time of Hero. the next
steam turbine of which We nave IN
formation" said Mr.. Jansen. appeared
many hundred years later. and was IN
vented by Branca in 1923. This engine
consisted of a paddle wheel made 10
rotate bv the impulse of a steam jet
although doubtful that either OF
these turbines were used 10 any consld-
erabIe extent as prime movers he con-
tinued lone is bound 10 recognize IN
them the embryo from which were de-
yeloDed the turbines of today. Among
them are those OF Parsons. De Laval
Curtis, Zoelly and Rateau.
De LavaPs Turbine.
Mr. Jansen finds that one Of the first
turbines for commercial use was in
vented by Gustave De Laval, of Sweden
Owing to the fact that in this type or
turbine all Of the Jet energy Is absorb
ed bv only one disc and 10 the nlgh
steam velocity in the noZzles, the tuT-
bine wheel revOlves at very hlgh
speed, ranging from 5000 revolutions
per. minute, in the largest turbines,
10 10000 In the smallest. "The revolu-
tions of the transmission shaft are about
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
Opening Leader, Lacey 8 Co., Is,6 G S

Lindsay Lights, regular price. 81. Our
price complete, soc. Large assortment Of
Gas Ranges, Gas and Electric Fixtures,
Gas and Electric Portables, OIL Lamps,
Gas Heaters, sc. c. c. Lacey, Pres,
and Genl Manager.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
Reduced Prlees On Gas Fixtures.

blight Colonial Chandelier. complete,
only $500; one Slight Chandelier and
Globes, S475. now S2.O0 1904 C st. c. A.
AIuddfnnan q Co. Gle 18th ST.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
The Production of Royal Pils.n"

involves great expense, yet IL costs you
nomore than light beers of doubtful quail
ity. At bars. AbneT-Drury Brew. Co.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23

We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown & Tolson. Aucts.. 1909 H st.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
LOCAL MENTION.

Particular People Demand malt"
Bread because it's pure. clean. and al
ways we'll baked. Give your grocer a
standing order for Schneider's Malt
Bread. and be sure of the best always.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
Names Husband Executor.

Ruth C. Denison, by her will. dated
October 10. 1SS2, leaves her estate to her
husband. William o. Dennison, who is
named as executor.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23

Order Your Groceries at Johnston's.
Best Family Flour. S425 bbl 731 7th NV
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
Jansen'S Address to the
Washington Society Nc
chanical Engineers.
DEVICE 1000 YEARS OLD
General Introduction Into
Navy Would Prove to Be
Economical.

Did Noah. the original navigator OF
this globe. use a turbine engine to pro-
vide the propelling power for his ark
This question doubtless would strike
the majority Of the people as facetious
and without the least ground for being
raised. vet some scientist in the line OF
mechanical engineer is apt TO arise any
day and proclaim that II has been
proved that he did
This surmise is based on the state
ment Of Ernest y. Jansen, a mechanical
ensineer of high standing in the Navy
Department, who startled his audience
at the last meeting OF the Washington
Society OF Mechanical Engineers, by de
claTing that, as PROOF that lhete -
nothing new under the sun. he had
found that the idea OF the turbine could
be automatically traced back as early
at ~ B. &.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
Old Mattresses Renovated.

Made good as new by the Thorp Car
pet Cleaning Co. ASS Maine ave. sw-
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
coall COall COall

Best coal and wood Lowest prices. r. J.
& n. c. Grace. 4th s. = ne. Phone Z. 2Ss.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
Cost Exceeds Engines.

For ship pTopulsive purposes, Mr. jan
sen asserted. the cost of operating the
turbine is somewhat higher than IN
stallations of engines. The bids recent
Ia submitted for two hattleships were
about . TO per cent higher, inquired on
the total cost of the ship, than those
submitted on plans provided by the
Navy Department. which specltied en-
gtnes with turbines as an alternative
THE first turbine steamer to cross the
Atlantic ocean was the Victorian. Other
steamship companies put IN turbines
an with satisfaction. II appears, with
the result that turbines have been or
Gered for the two new ships, Maurltanla
and I,uSitania, which are calculated 10
be the largest craft in the world Ihe
Virginian turbine has l0,VW-horsepoWer
and now these new ships VIII have "a. o5o
horsepower each. Mr.. Jansen men
toned these examples, as an illustration
of the growth Of the turbine. Up 10
date. he SAYS, about forty merchant
steamers have been built or are belng
built equipped with the turbine. ana
ahnut thirty for naval purposes OF the
latter, six are for the American navy,
The Washington times., 1906-10-23

one tenth Of this" said he. The De
Laval turbine Is made IN sizes of from
10 10 300 horsepower. the most unique
feature being the expanding nozzle and
the flexible shaft"
All steam turbines depend for their
action upon the impulse OF reaction. or
both. which lets of steam impart 10
vanes attached 10 drums capable OF re-
voIviug. Impulse and reaction, how
ever, depend on velocity and mass, and
to make "a steam jet effective, IL must
necessarily possess both.
The steam turbine when used for
propelling ships. is "a very different
proposition" said MIR. Jansen, and. on
account OF the propeller efficiency lail-
ing down al high speed revolutions
does not mt the case nearly as well
For this reason, only very slight saw
ing. in space and weight. can be ac-
COmpished with the ordinary turbine
marine installation
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
GunstOn Hall

1896 Florida sss. NV. Washington D. g
boarding ana day school Tor girls sad
young ladies'
New building completely equipped.
Primary. academic. ana collegiate depaTt-
ments.
Elective courses. Opens October 9
The school vehicle Will convey children from
the vicinity OF Thomas Circle 20 and from tbs
school daily.
Mr.. and MRS. BEVERLEY r MASON.
Eszl-u Principals.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23

EI VNN'C sth X Established 1916
L - w - Positions fur Graduates
Day and night Business Sassa4I. Bookkeeping.
shorthand, typewriting. and all school studies.
Civil Service preparation
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-17
Sbatisfcit bes ,,Mptben S~reuses."

Sn Der Sabresberl dmmlung 0e5
3tpei9bereins oes Staates Neip gorf
bon Der n4merican National Rso Grob
Society" In Netp gorf, beribtete Or.
@bpurb 8. 9ebtne, pel9er Die @eieGz
f6aft mad Dem @robeben in Gan
Srancisco b%srtrat, oab Der @eiammts
perluit an @igentbum infolge Der @ros
bebensSataftropbe auf $500, 900,
Der 8erluft bon Meni6enleben auf iiber
1000 geI9Gbt piiroe. Ser 9ilfsz Sono
errei9te Die SObe bon $13, 900, 900.
tpobon &c. 0O,0 900 in 8aar BON pu6li,
FUN tamen, $4,000, 900 bon Der Bun :
bes= Hesierung unS Ser Reit bon I'M
abbdngigen Srsaniiationen. Sas
Sabreseinfommen Der @eiel56dft Be-
trug $1,128,464. Sierpon purben
benz Sonbs fir Die !Snnserleioenoen in
Sapan $19,121 5usefibrt. 1914 To-
men ben perionen gu Suite, Die bur6
ben @usbru9 bes @eIup in Notb aes
rsetben, $3421 fpuroen Dem 5onos fir
bic 2inoerung Der Notb int 0alparaiIo
%aIsetpenoet. unb $1,100,127 puroen
na4 Gan Sranoiseo sefdidt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-17

Sn 5ranfrei9 i@eint man oielfah
teine re9te 6reuoe msbr gu %empfinoen
an benz ginbernsbms1 NIT gneIans.
Sin Der Seputirtentammer dubsrte In
ben Isbten 3assn Der fOsiuItfifGs sb.
g~soronste Jaures feline 3wsifsI ibsr
bas oauernoe 3ufammsnssbsn Der bet.
ben Wd&te: Del uno @afsr laHen
f9 ni3t mif1en."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-17

psiisn. Sn isoem Satte tonimsn
msbr oils sins bal6e Wilion iunger
trdftieer 2euie bsriber, bie Gmerita 10
noibusnbig ssbrau1t. Die 2ofsrl fur
bic @rndbruns uno gr3ie6ung bieisr
2eute bai nbsr europa bs3ablt uno he
tpsrbsn f9 ssuib auf m,6rere Miliar'
ben bslaufsn. amerita bat bemna1
ni6t nur bisis geualtigsn Rofe1 ge.
fpart, fonbsrn obsnorsin bic Irbsits'
trait Der In Der Slhthe ihrer
Sugenb febenosn Mdnnsr ba3u srbal.
ten. Wub mon anseR&ts oieisr 8bats
laden R9 ni9t um 10 mebr tiber BITE
@nebsraieteit Der amsritanii@en Gsisbs
emp6ren? auf Der sinen Settle EN-.
pfdnet man milig 6uuoerttauieroe
bon geiunbsn iungsn 9euten uno mad.
R9 bersn arbsitstraft 3u Nube. uno
fenost tn heraloisr Weiie einige
iapa9Iids psrionsH, Telbf tuenr he
bic @nrnntie 3u bieten Oerm6gen, oab
h. ben Staaten ni9t our 2af fallen
piiroen, tpieber iber ben Ocean 3urid,
obns Rhff8t auf bic innigften Jami'
l~ienbanbe.
Wenn amerifa's Rsi9tbum on Cob,
SiIber uno 8obsn bic einaigsn urIas
DEN FIR Die EMANCIPATION tpdrsn. oann
miBte 2uBlanb cine melt ar6bere SSm'
migration aufmeiisn. %ubIano aber
brau9t tsins EMANCIPATION, gum Nin.
osfsn ruff ss fe ni&t ms 2ano. Die
8ereiniqten Gtantsn absr fu3en NIT
allen Wittsln. our9 ote Rotbwsnoig.
teit ee3tpunesn. 2sute in's 2ane au
sieben. @enn Nmerifa nun sinen fol.
den 0ortbsil bon Der gintuanoerung
bot, 10 it ss cine unbsrantmortlt4e
8rnuIamteit, einuanoernbe 5amilien
su aerreiBen. ben Gobn aufsuns5merl
unb bic alien gltern 3urti3uweiien.
au9 bic 5urdt Dor Der 1ebsrbeb6l=
tsrung III ein ni9tigss argument.
Sobalb bic rsidsn Nuslsn Amsritas
ni9t msbr 10 rsi9li9 fisbsn tusroen.
tpiro au9 Der 3uffrom bon auben gang
bon islbf nufb6rsn; oenr nur bort bte'
tst f9 bic Nrbeit on, mo aud eine
@a3fraee fur He frifirt.
Sdufia bort man au9 bic Arnifansr
oariibsr F9 unesbaltsn dubern, baB
biele 2eute tpishsr bas 2anb nerIaHen,
usnn fe nod elmer &eibe bon Sabren
Elm 9srm6sen a%ngeIammslt baben.
ST Der 8srIuf pirtli9 Elm 10 GROCER?
Gas @sIo. mas Der Irbsitsr bsroisnte.
reprdisntirt bod cine befimmte Summit
s4rbeit. bts sr benz 2anbe sslsifst bat.
DDS. mas sr ole Irbsit ben gereinig.
ten Staten gegeben bat, bIeibt alio
BIER, unb nlr ben 2obn rlimmt sr NIT
R9.
Aufgabe Der Staatsmdnner alfo
pirb ss isin mhfsn, bisie bielen idie'
fen l1rtbsile unb anf4ten iber bie
Guaranteeing su ssrfrsusn unb riatis
81 HELEN. Dor Mlsm absr foltel he
ni6t bic 6ano ba3u bietsn. bas glenb
Der glsnosn nod gr6bsr au sefalisn
unb bic f9arfen @eisse nod fddrfer
3u MAIDEN. sic utirosn babur9 ni9t
nur ibrsm 2anoe sinsr groBen Sisnf
Ieifsn. ionbsrn au9 Der Wslt 3sig.n,
bab bic an,sritanif&sn @eisbssber nod
nt4t bas gsfhbl FIR @ere&tiefeii,
Rsni@Ii9teit unb aIusbsit sinssbibt
6aben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-17

Stun rerurfa9t AUDI Der @efnno>
beits3nfano oes R0ntgs Osfar bon
S&weben ernfe BeioreniKe. Ter grob.
hsr3og bon 2ursmburs 1T bur@ sinsn
S8lasanfon boIfdnbis eeldbmt unb
eins Wisbsraeiunoung III aussei9lof.
fen, bas ableben hes Shabs bon Der.
Hen uiro tdgli4 ~ertnartet. Der Sultan
Der &frfei, Der R6nig bon Rumdnisn
unb Der prdRbent gafro bon Wenu.
suela Rnb franfe 6srri&er. bsrs1 Set.
ben wenis 1oHnuns arf gsnsiuns sr.
wartea lafen. 6oDiele franfe 9err.
i&er bat es tuobl isItst, auf sinnal ees
.geben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-17

Mebnli@ sebdifis. wie sesen Die
GlOttsnpolitif >Seuii&lanbs, bertdlt
f& iest aud bic 2unbonsr prsHs ssgsrl
unisrs amsrifanif9s pOlitii Der 5Iot.
tenberfdrfung. Die sngliiGsn Sci.
iunsen baIten nod. ME Dor, an Der
ani&t feb, bob vbas Mesr ben Briten
qeb6rt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-17

@enn mans re&t bstra&tst, iteben
bic galifornisr uns eigentli9 beosuteno
ndber als bic Sapaner; isne Rno un'
Iere Nitbtir9er, bon bieIen. wsiB man
ni3t einmal, Oh fs 2uf babsn, es 5a
tuer0en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-17
The Indianapolis
Composite Brick Co.

bic b5nis bur1 gatente sei9ist 1T. @ir
ftnb BETTER unierer NnIase, NIT freiem Sob
material, uniere eroBe 5abrif it pouenbet
unb bafir besabIt, uniere m~aiiipen Rai@i>
nerien ftnb bier unb tuerben ~aufseiett. IS
1T cine fi9ere unb profitable @eISanIase.
S&reiben Sic mad 524 State 2ife @ebdube
fur ale Gin3eInbeiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-17

3abIrei9e g atente ba<
ben 5rauen In ben Der. Staaten fir
M5belsH obitdten erbalten, bon tpel9en
etn S9ulpult, bas cine Orsel sntbGlt
nno ein Sopba. oas nit einem eins
fa4sn 9enbsriff In cine 8aoepanne
nmsetpanbelt tperhen iann, b~efonbsrer
1rpdbnuns berbtenen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-17

Die E ten 5 rauen,
i'm phpiif9en @inne natiirli3, bat
England auf5upeifen, Damn tommen
Die Imeritanerinnen. Die @rSbe ser
Srans0finnen betrdgt 'our956nittGi6
5 Sub 1 2ou; Die Sur6i9nitta zImes
%rtfanerin lit nobesu UNI 2 3on gr0ber,
Sn 8e5ug auf &0rpergetpi9t inb bic
@merifanerinnen, BET einem Sur6z
f@nittsgetpidt BON III pfun6, ibren
neutrality-suspicious. In England unb
Srantrei9 um Elm tpeniges iiberleaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-17

8ismard uls gunbestagsgeIanoter
tpobnte, unb Den @uitbof Sum
S4pan." in Dem er nod Gem Qbf@lub
oes Srieoens nit 5rantrei9 gu Dem
Sberbiirgermeiiter Der Stabt Die @orte
fpra4: sd babe ni9t aIein Den
5rieoen in 5rantfurt abeei9loFen,
fonoern i3 boffe. aud metnen Trieben
NIT Srantfurt sema6t gu baben."
Man fommt am 9petbe>S entmal pors
iiber unb tritt in @oetbes Geburtse
6aus am groben Siri9graben elm. @eit
Elm padr Sa6ren filb burin einioe
neue Rdmme eri6lphen tporben, unter
anberem Elm tleines mad Dem 6of unh
@drten eeleeenes Wtuiifsimmer nit
Spinett, Stebfliigel uno 2auts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-17

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