davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-10

:sssssssssssssssssssss
s Is YOUR MONEY
WORKING OVERTIME?
CoRsynaRd fine block of city s
3 property. few minutes to Telegraph 5
) and Key Route, with a Bay View
Have the plan to profitably work 5
some idle capital s
HARRY /. HOLCOMB S
81 Investor of Capital
5 314 San Pablo Avenue, S
; Oakland, Cal. 1t 5
ss$ss sss$sss $ssss$sss
BY The Alden Co, 46S 10th St. Oakland
S3500-Good Investment; III acres with
cottage, etc; good for subdivision
and near the new Key Route sta
ton at 55th St and C1aremont ave
S26oo-We have also 290 front feet near
this new station
THE ALDEN CO,
46S 10th st. Oakland. 1t
s13. 3.O00-75x75 feet; only one block
from Broadway, In the heart of Oak
land; pays II per cent now and will
pay double that before two months:
this is a fine factory site and business
place. GEO. Ii. VOSE. Real Estate,
s6s Broadway, OAKLAND 1t
s25OO-cottage of rooms and porce-
lain bath; large lot. 5Oxl5e the lot
is worth $500 without the house
GEO. H. VOSE, Real Estate 9sS
Broadway, Oakland. 1t
FOR sale or lease-S. E. cor. 3Sth and
Market sts., 1s1x12e feet; $50 front
con block phone crook 2941, II
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-10

TO let-House and lot at Piedmont sta
ton, Oakland; inquire Sunday. 42S=
Howe st. S-2t-
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-10

TomaIas Raw YnrnisbsS cottaae fivs
rooms; four double beds; beautiful 10
cation: also bath house ON beach; IS Q
less for the summer. Address p. J
SHAFTER, Olema, Marin Co.. Gals g
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10
THE AMERICAN FLAG DAY

Patriotism will once more be in evidence the city
Thursday june l4th, Flag Day. Many star ,pangcd
banner will float in the breeze and the people of the
whole land will rejoice in that the national emblem still
waves over free and hberty.loying people
The American flag was adopted June IT, M Strange
may SEEM the Gag Of the United State. is older than
at Of amy of the great countries of to-day The Span
-h fla. the next in point of age, having been adopted
in 1885 rhe French Iri-coor adopted in l79i, and
the Union Jack, of England in 1901; while the German,
italian, Austrian and Russian colors are comparatively
recent adoption. The resolution under which the first
Aas adopted provided for l3 stars white on blue
field and like number Of stripes, alternately red and
white conforming the original l3 states. The design
taken frcm the coat-of-ams of the family of Gen.
Washington, and was adopted ont of compliment to the
Ccmmander-in-Chlef of the Colonial Armies. The flag
remained unchanged for Is years or until May l. 1895
when two stars and two stripes added to
the two states Vermont and Kentucky which had been
admitted to tie Union January H. 1894 This form was
retained until July 4, 1878 when by act of Congress
approved by President Monoe-April t, lSlS-it was
given its present general FORM that is l3 stripes rep
resentng the original 10 states colonies, with stars
equal to the number of present states, being provided
that star should be added for each state on the 18th
Of july succeeding its admission At this date the
number of is Is. The first ship to carry the fag
into foreign waters was the Ranger" commanded by
John Paul Jones The first salute to the American fla
by foreign naval vessels given February IA. l77S
The significance of the symbols and color follow; Red
divine love, blue, loyalty white, truth; stars heavenly
knighty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10
THE NEGATIVE SIDE

The recent stir caused by Upton Sinclair, new novel
"The Jun lo" ha, naturally aroused considerable TN
teres in the Kind of man Sinclair himself may be- He
has been al s,utcy unknown until within the past fort
night. and an that is now known about him Is that be
ha. written hook about the rlc,u. house,. which
has stirred np the very duce of ,t a rov.
OF course there ;, no way of formu. accurate luds
ment Of him from the information at hand Neycrh'.
less considerable number Of people and papers are
iudying him. and rushing their judgments into print
One Of these. which take, the ground that Sinclair J.,
a slly .er-.r.ua.t without regard To- the truth, Is
printed In ihe Atchisou Globe Because the general
tendency alrrar, 20 be to give Sinclair great credit be-
fore il j., known that he deserves credit this negative
arament /. printed here TIE Globe says:
In this country we have the industry OF raising
slaugherinl and shipping live stock II Is the most I'M
portaut industry in the country millions of people
are derender, upon it for livelihood every county and
township IN ,fe United States j, virtually interested III
al the live stock industry. Yet unknown man
named Triton Sinclair has been permitted to paraiyz'
i, by the publication Of uutruthfu book concerning
the methods of the slaughter houses. He makes the
most scanialcus untruthfu and ridiculous statements
and people for some strange reasons. accept them
The big man row is Uuee Sam.
presidan, Roosevelt has become dsgasted and writer
a letter to Triton Sinclair criticsne him for talking a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10
T. One Who Was There.

Kim Friend In answer to your
inquiry in last evenings Democrat,
| will B., and satisfy your suspecting
min ,tu the following
FU he play given by the pupils
Of q. Tulsa High School last year.
$50. 80 , realized after all ey-
ucu we're paid. With thi, the
no,'- ry in the library were pm-
'ha-.
lwm hc play given tni, year by
the pupils. "A Midsummer Night !,
Drc,u. somewhere between eighty
mt y dollars wa, cleared \
boo catalogue was sent for. and the
bo, , being selected at this time.
l'u play was an no way a fail
urD. H think IL q son or daughter
nf "Ouc Who Was There,
Vd- connected with either play in any
wa . She will be- duly rewarded
ro, u services in the future. Ii
Nm m think that any one wyuI
ha .. opinion that our teacher
Iw, lander the money derived
fro. plays in amy way whatever
DON ANCHORS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10
SUNDAY MORNING. JUlI TO- 1896.
BOOKS AND THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

The opening of the free public library then is a most
important event in the history of any town. college
training is an excellent thing, but after all, the better
part Of every man is that which he gives himself and
it is for thi, that a good library should furnish the OPP
portuity and the means have sometimes thought tna
our public schools undertake to teach too much, and
that the older system, which taught merely the three
RS, and taught them we'll leaving natural selection to
decide who should go farther, the better How
ever this may be- all that is primarily needful in order
to library the ability to read. | say primarily,
for there must also be the inclination, and after that
some guidance in reading we'll Formerly the duty of a
librarian was considered too much that of a watch dog,
to keep people much possible away from the books,
and to hand these to his little worn
by use as he could Librarians it is pleasant to
see have different notion of their trust and IN the
habit of preparing for the direction of the inexperi-
enced lists Of such books they think best worth
reading Cataogung has also thanks in great
American Librarians, become science, and catalogues,
ceasng to be abyrinths without clue, furnished
with hnger-po>ts at every turn Subject catalogues
again the beginner vast deal of time and trouble
by supplying him for nothing with one at least of the
result, of thorough scholarship the knowing where to
look for what he wants do not mean by this that
there or can be any short cut learning, but that
there may be- and is, such short cut to information
that will make learning more easily accessible
But have you ever rightly considered what the mere
ability to read means3 That is the key which admits
us to the whole world of thought and fancy and imag
naton to the company of Saint and sage of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10
Observations by Bunny

As an ornament an electric fan is
l success
Love may laugh at some locksmiths,
but not at those lnhabiting st. Joe.
My idea of a neat girl is one who
can keep her hair out of her eyes
on days like yesterday.
hereby serve notice that my rights
in the Hand-Holders' Club are waiv-
ed until September and cool breezes
again prevail.
Perhaps one reason why | fail of
poetic popularity lies in my inability
to work up much enthusiasm over the
" balmy' days Of June,
The fact that the blonde keeps de
laying the game carries with it one
consolation: don see many young
married men around this town sport
ing Panama hats, On. B.-l'ye got
Dne.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10

FOR NLE-Fine span Kentucky
liri rs. : and s years old, good
dl..-. .vccllent saddle horses. go
all lits, pace, single foot, fox
tr.-. .lr One of them extra good
fo at 10 ride. Inquire of George
NJ t,to, junior, at Mowbray & Win
ten u-.s hardware and furniture.
6-s-6t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10

Chief Lone Wolf of the Kiowas
who once roamei the country when
here were no fences to annoy him, i.
raking on the white mans ways and
printed this advertisement in a Ho-
bart newspaper; To the public
want the people to know that have
no OBJECTION to their fishing on my
alIotments if they do not tear down
my fences, | know that the white
people would not like it if their fence,
were torn down SO please come i'll al
he gates and shut them after you
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10

Governor Frautz, by prorhmation
asks the people of Oklaohma to OBJ
serve June % n, nag day Thi, will
be the l20th anniversary Of the hag :
uuturiug.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10
Brady's
New " X. N. Y May 10, 'O6.

New Yc.k, N. Y, May 10, 'O6,
pyadv Mercantile Co., Tulsa, /. T.:
[ ought ten cases of Wash Goods
I'd s lks in the big H. B. Claflin auc-
.i;n slle here today They are all
"a. (, new, this seasons styles, and
e bought, one-third under regular
r-!ces,
JOHN S. BRADY,
The above explains itself. Our Mr..
John Brady attended Claims big sale
and the goods will be placed on sale
Saturday morning at the lowest price
fine wash goods were ever offered.
When you think of buying the best lOc
Lawns and Dimities in Tulsa at b IL
cents a yard, the 25c Mercerized Silk
at lie a yard, and everything else in
proportion, you will realize that this
is the big wash goods event of the sea-
son.
On Saturday we WILL oner So'VU
Ladies Oxfords at $500, also extra
ordinary bargains in the Shoe Depart
ment.
Phone our Grocery Department for
the best in Groceries.
Our Millinery Department will have
new goods and special prices for Sat
urday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10

Badger Ginger Ale, bottled at the
Sheboygan Springs, Wisconsin, 5 cts.
1t all drinking places. Pints l5c, two
'rr We.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10

Ten .res of land for sale. Japnes,
the ionu-at a bsrgain.-Fidelity
Trn-t eompany 6-S-tf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10

Lawton has established "Fir,t
Monday trading day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10
Territorial World
ssssssesssssessssssessss zee

The Parker Carnival company i,
Niuita thl, week. .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10

1t Will Pay You to figure with us
on fire insurance-Fidelity Trust
company. 6-S-tf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10

Carnival week was of entertainment for Tulsa
,ni the entire surrounding country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10

Usual Sunday morning prediction: Yes gentle
reader statehood will come this week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10

There i,nt much in the packing house report to dis
courn 70 ne who has been the habit of eating cheese
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-10

win not he a candidate for meat Inspector If the
Rcyerise amendment passes have catarrh so badly
that | could not qualify for the iob.-Dod Lummax.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26
Tairbant.

Wit gsffern absno bssann i'm 6err-
li4en 5airbanf.@ arten oas @noaoe.
ment bon patrid gonpap's St6aca.
2apsae. Der quite &uf, Der oerIelben
b%oran9sbt, tuuroe our9 bic gsoissene
Gusfabrung bes geftri9sn prpgramms
bouauf beH1tigt. Die Rapele Ton.
~8ertirt iebsn aIbsnb p1breno bieIsr
Wo4e uno auberbsm am Wittno9 uno
Samifag Gadmittas, bsginneno UNI
8 ubr. Was Die 2on;srte 10 intereI.
iant ma9t, fnb bic bislsn S~olopart6ien
me5rerer Snfirumsr,te ME Oboe, Gle,
rinette. 9orn, 3rombo, @ornet ufu.;
es piro Rismanb ssrsusn, bieTeIben oe.
bort su babsn.
9sorg 4ufin Woore nit feinen DO.
puldren 8sidneen ftbrie R& aefern
abeno iebr gut 6sim publitum elm; er
tpiro ieben a6sno nit siiiissn Ium.
mern auf benz programm pertreten
iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26
SisQei9t Milss Mngreiter.

Surg nod Der S4isbafairs on Der
college abs., tuuroen bic 6arbigen 90.
tighten Ssrael unb Spears on Der
p%enniplbania StraBe bon einem Wei.
BEN 2 He9sr auf elmer StraBenbabn
be8ei@uet. bic fe i'm 4uss bebaIten Ioa.
ten.
Die Seamten beitisgsn bic StraBen.
balm, UNI Die beaei8neten Regsr gu Der.
baften. Nn Der 19. StrnBe befablen
he o%en'eIbsn ab5ufsiasn. SsrasI nabm
ben einen feff. Nls Spears ieou& ben
a1oern Neger am Irms nebmen tuolte,
rib osrislbe aus. Ger poliiit nabm
iOfort bic 8erfclsuns auf. ba er aber
ben Jli4tIins ni9t srgrsifen tpnnte,
10 ma&te er BON ieinem S9ieBeiIsn
@sbrau4 uno feusrte bier SdhKe auf
ibn oh.
Sas S4isben tpurbs i'm Saubtquar.
tier gsmsloet, tuOrauf bic &abIsr Sip.
miller unb Ilberts iOfort abseianot
tpuroen. Sic erfubren bic urIa9e bes
S4ieBens uno iu4tsn bic 8eseno ab,
pobet he on Der gde Der 10. Strass
uno SalbOtt aoe. einen 3eboIber fans
ben.
Gus bemfelben war elm e9uB abae.
tsuert uno battle oahslbs aaIiber, als
oasisnige uOmit bas S9isBsn on Der
college slDe. setban purbe. Wan Der.
mutbet, haB Der Sli9tling Der Gin.
brs4sr Der college Ibs. sspsfsn III.
Der anosre Nsser fOnnts bsusiisn, bob
er elm ebtli6er Wann lit unb tuurbe sr
freigslafsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26
Mrbeitsm suu, Werton=9 entmal
begonuen.

Jn 8egenuart m.brersr Stants'
bcamtsn puroe am Wontag WOreen
nit Der Iusbsbung bes grorei9s Dor
benz Ofsginsause bss staats. 6auIes
In 0Orbereituns CUR 2eauns bss 5un-
oamsnts fir bas SsnfmaI bss 2riegs.
8ouberneuts bon Snbiana, SIibsr q.
Worton, be9onnen.
gilobauer Rubolpb G9uarb bier
islbt 1T nit Der a%usfibruns bes Dent.
mails bsauftragt, FIR tusldss bon Der
Isbten Stats ssislatur $35, 0OG be.
uili9t tuurosn. DDS pisbefal oes
Senfmals, nuf usIdem mad btn Bid.
men bic IL CUB bObs @etalt beg @ou.
perneurs ffe6eu pirb, III Is Sub bod
bod unb 81 CUB melt; an isoer Settle
oehslben piro cine 10 SUB bpbs @e.
Halt zines Solbaten aus Der 3sit bes
gtirgsrtrieges ftebsn. gs wiro ertuar'
tet. bob bas SenfmaI am l. Sanuar
1907 fsrtig gefelt iein wirb; bic gnt.
biaung ion mdbrenb Der Sibung Der
ftattfnbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26
&ene Sueorporatiousu.

Die fOIgenoen neuen @sisqidaftsn
lieBen f9 beim Staatsistretdr intor'
poriren:
Die Song Sifanes Telephone Wa,
nufacturins Co.. SOutb 8enb; @api.
tai: 800. 900; 9irsftoren: Charles &.
Seibsrt, W. 8. Seibsrt uno StanIet
u. OupaG.
Die .Iu9uff grunsr Co., st.
@npns; capital $40, 900; Sirettoren
Iu9uf Bruoer, s. u. Calhoun unb
Rora Calhoun.
Die yNew Sranflin furniture Co.,
capital $40, 900; Direttu.
rem: W. 6. 6enni9b. g. %. SbOtpals
ter, SObn 6. Sbirt, Spbn 6. Sisb
unb Sobn q. @ooowin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26
@iberfse Bart.

Sas ft6ne Wsttsr am Sonntaa une
gefern lodte Sauisnee nod benz pradt.
bol gslegenen Ripsrfos part; nit fei.
men i9attigen anlagen unb isinen
r'annigfnltigen gsrsntsunss.@ sIsssn.
beiten iibt Der plab cine aroBe an.
3isbungsiraft aus. bis ipdt am abeno
tummelte fi& cine ffets ue9felnbe Or.
bolung Ooer gergntssn iu9snos Rsn,
f4enmenge i'm parf.
Die rbobbslts N&t", ,scenic Ribsr".
Detrele Swiu8" ufp. erfreuten Ed
zines regen 3uipruas unb bic fpsaisu
fur Rinosr bere9nstsn gsrsnasungsn
tpurben ben sans.n Gag tiber bon benz
tleinen Bolt In Sbdtigteit eebalten.
Seit gsftsrn 1T cine rusitsre Neu6eit
einaefhbrt. Ssosn Ra&mittaa unb
Ibenb ipielt cine bsfonosre 2apsae I'm
8an8.papiapn gum San3e auf; cine
Reuerung, bic einer melt Fdrieren Be.
3ir Solse babsn ulro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26
Selobamns.

y. y. Dort, Superintendent Der
Strafanffalt in plainfislo. bat auf bic
ergreifnng oes @eeers g6as. gopce,
20 Sabre oft, pel&sr bic anffaIt am
%. Stunt ha&tis osrlaHsn bat, eine
gslobnung bon $40 ausssfsbt. Ct
utini4t bon Der gerbaftuns fofOrt per
Sslssramm bsna3ri@tist gu tusrben,
befsn aofen CT bs3ablen nil.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26

@ir lenteuois 4ufmertIam.
tsit unisrer 9sier auf ben ssoiessnen
ROmar: pSn ben abgrunb", bon
aoOlpb DIT. Der in Der bsutisen Rum-
iisr bisiss glaitss beginnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26
indianapolis WaHaerdor.

Die oertasts SabresberiammIuns finbet
am 6reitds, ben 90. SUM Ss., 4benos 8
nbr, in ben &IubrdurIen bes gereins ftatt.
Gs ion in oieier 9erinmmIuns Iber bic gers
anOerunsen Der Rsbenseiese, psIde Der
neuen SereinsDerfaHuns aneesabt perben
iouen, abseitimu't perbeu. gu eIeidber 8eit
finbet Die 8abI Der RitsIiebsr Der ,Srei
ftebenoen 8omitees" fat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26

On oerfsufeu = ginen feinen Bouplas uurbbhIih
- on Sturm Ape., spii4en Si9blaHo ABE. uu6
Oriental Str. absnsstanaI, ftdbtiI1es @aHsr unt
Gas in Der etrabs. Suite StraBe unb Trotioir.
gRan usbms On Ni@isau strabsubabu. STR eiuseIn.
bsitsn rsnbs man fr an 6. Q. 1s9erer. LAS Sturm
aoe. ober in gbarIes Raper & goHtpanp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26
Serlorea.

Grau Rauo Bruner. 2104 Norb
y%snniplpanta Strabe uobnbaft, mel.
bette gefern Der poli3si, baB He am
Sonntag 1bsno i'm &ibsrfoe Bart ibrs
S6rie berloren babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26

L. gerIeiuH9 oes Brote.ons Der Iesten Sobres.
B~eriammInnq
2. 9erleiEug oes SobrssbeIi6fs.
5. SOnitise Gsi9ifts.
4. Bobl.
Sin lsoes 1tt9lieo 1T 81 elmer Stimme b~erebtigt.
Abpeieuoe TitglieSsr t0nneu bur5 Stelpertreter
.9rsrp1 itimmeH. SIN iOI6sn Sdaeu bnbeu re Sebu
Gage Dor Der Wabl bel benz Sstretdr nit kngabe
Der Rummsr ihrer SOIits iariftIt5 ben Romsn hires
eteaoertretsrs mit5utbstlsu. Rein OeitaIieo fam
us9r ais Elm aueeres Gaiislieo u%ertreten.
6olseHoe RominGtIoHeH puroeH gsmn9t:
Thr Sstretdr:
Charlotte OinfeIater.
Shr Girettoreu:
hilbert SaPm, GbarIes Nuerse,
BAL. S3aat glusuit AlSas,
Charles Balte, 6reo. Suebring,
German 2cebB, 6reb. S9miot,
9enrp aismGn, @m. Ratbert,
SIorbert Ri9aeIis, Geo. RrauB,
Sui. Naste, = Bolt.
Au8ua Bosrnsr, grdihent'
Charlotte 9infsIafsr, Ssfrstiriu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26
&iess -Mltar- 0rab
O c B o II.

Samss uno @ffs SUbnion. 610 Of
Georgia Strab.. Mdo3sn. -AIias uni
9atina 6rstis, $50 @iaaro StraBe,
Wdo8en. - Souuro uno Sufspbins
Stanton. 1927 Norb gennIplpania
Strabe, Ndo9en. -Sobn uno WnrtIe
SLIDER, HOS Goa9e Nbsnue, Mdbaen.
-%aIp6 u. Ssrsra &sntrsatb, Staot,
@do&en.-Sbpmas uno 5rau Barter,
7O8 Of IL. StraBe, Wdo6en. -SObn
uno Sara6 @Iune, 2O21 Woro Capitol
Gbsnue, Mdo9sn.- Sarss une 4nna
Smith,, lis Cora StraBs, 8uabs. =
6arrt uno FLORENCE 8uiss, 1041 Be.
cnmisb 5traBs, Rnabe .-g6arles unb
Namie Rufel. 1906 Raosr Strabe,
Wtao4sn. - Burton uno Clara Wors
gan, 1902 Sf 10. StraBs. TadO&en.
uno @li3abstb 5arris, 1928 u.
DELAWARE StraBe. 3nabe. -5rso unb
5rau Drisbt. 4O8 on ct. @iair Str,
Rdo9en.
@ etrant.
gasssr-gsfa &idnroion.
9uelsman-6rieoa SemmeI.
n0rr
OammnliaI 3. auftin - Mattie Wc.
0imerp.
8uu @ouaro Sropn-alberta ROB.
sotuaro gamberger-Sattie &anep.
5obn &ioole ir.-Sba Strobe.
Nsutirf-@loie Sbomas.
Grant GOIB-@arris gdsnroos.
potter-Wa Scott.
Olaf Solsm-Warp Sean.
gntins-Nsaie gurte.
DITTO @sper-Soa EIan9e @arion.
Clifford Sones-anns 8Ogeliang.
9etap galtp-Warp ggan.
oarrp 6aroins-Stta Burfsrt.
}obn 6utdens-gtta RiesI.
Webfer-Yeatrice Wcgontep.
Senter-glara 2ramp.
yrieori9 gsf-2ena SteotfeIo.
Suiton-Warp Wat6ews.
)arrp albert Sapnes-Maub Mariau
2eman.
Jogertp -Warp Qennebp.
falpb Ssnrp, San Antonio, xsras-
emma Bertha Deb.
clarence Rennerlp-gfis Calhoun.
'arl Wilep-9prbe 8i9mire.
5amuel Sornfsin-Sarab Rraub.
;Ogar SOiepbiOn-ROis 2nefer.
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'obn pitbfOrb-Nsllie WbiteFett.
|aul gurt-gtbpl &spnoIbs.
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2, 624 Oh Georgia strass.-,
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abraham 8artlsp. 80, 9O2 gbieaao 8
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26
Starb

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Raamitta9s um 40 n5r, i'm GIt.r BON 70 Snbrsu.
Die Sssroisuug fubst am gittDoa gormittaa nm
Io.15 nbr bon Der st. antonius airde on @ar man
ape IN paHsboins aus, fiatt. Sreunbe fub siHee.
IGoen.
Sis traAsrnesn SiutetbIiebeueu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26

2oeaL8 etterberi9t
S60n beute 9lbeno uno am Nitipo6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26
@etferberimt.
Gbicaso, 26. Stunt.

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26

Sur Snbiana: SIM Meeneinen i6On
beute 9benS unS am Rittfpo6 ; uenie Sers
dnberuns in Der Semperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26
.0bIirtes 3immer. gfi

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26
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HIehrigfe Gemperatur. 66
90. e. 8Ipt5e,
Sections, Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26

SecticnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-26
Stemftas, oea IL. SrtIi 1906

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