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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15

Oyster Bay, Sept. 14.-Secretary
Taft reached here at noon today and
Secretary Bonaparte arrived at 10
o'clock; Acting Secretary Of State Ba-
con comes in an automobile. The
President intends to thoroughly go
over the Cuban situation with the
heads of the state, navy and war de.
partments. 1t is announced at the ex
ecutive office that the landing Of ma
rines at Havana yesterday was intend.
ed only as guard to the American
legation in that city, not a step to-
wards restoring the peace Of tho
island republic, or as guard to Preai.
dent Palma's palace.
Americans Want Intervention.
Secretary Bonaparte said that while
he had no official reports from Cuba,
public reports made the situation look
serious at least to Americans who have
capital invested in the island
Il expect the Americans who have
money invested there would like to
have the United States intervene, ha
said.
Serious Matter.
New York, Sept. 14.-Secretary
Bonaparte left for Oyster Bay this
morning to discuss the Cuban situa-
ton with the President. The secretary
said he received no intelligence what
ever concerning the landing at Havana
Of the United States bluejackets ex.
cept such as was contained in the AS
ISOLATED Press dispatches. He declar-
ed the landing and quartering of Amer.
lean sailors bearing arms in coun-
tru wifi, oh of
serious matter and that whether 1t was
discreet or otherwise would probably
develop from Commander Colwell's re-
port, which the secretary expected to
receive today.
Three Departments Active.
Washington, D. G., Sept. 14.-Cuba
Is the sole topic of conversation In
that part of official Washington which
is dealing with the disturbed situation
in the island republic. The state de.
partment, upon instructions from Oys-
ter Bay, is directing the policy of the
government In the present crisis, tho
navy department furnishing the force
to carry out the policy, the war depart
ment being ready for, any part 1t may
be asked to take IL Intervention ia
decided upon.
The policy of the government Is
shown in the order to withdraw from
Havana all force save such as may be
accommodated in the American lega-
tion, which remains as a legation
guard
| Strict neutrality between the war
ring factions, but with every possible
precaution to protect American life
and property Is the policy of the Unit
ed States.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
RUSSIAN STUDENTS IN GREAT
MEETING RESOLVE TO GO
BACK TO BOOKS
AFTER TWO YEARS OUT
Great Meeting Is Attended by Thous-
ands Of Former University Men
Mob and Soldiers Meet In Fatal Col.
Iision-Latter Fire voIIey.

Wilma, Sept. 14.-An attempt of the
rural police to arrest seven peasants
In the village of Lukonitsa, who were
organizing disorders, resulted in col
l1son between a mob and the soldiers.
The latter fired a volley, killing eight
persons and wounding sixty.
Reopen Universities.
st. Petersburg, Sept 14.-At great
meeting held today, attended by thous-
ands Of students it was resolved to re-
open the universities and begin actual
academic work, thus putting an end
to the paralysis of the educational sys-
tenn in Russia of the last two years.
The more radical of the constitu-
tional democrats will be keep out of
parliament If the ministry can accom-
plish that end by legitimate means.
No secret Is made Of this intention.
The constitutional democrats are fear
ed as party in parliament because
it Is said that their respectfully
was merely a cloak for highly danger
GUS sedition and criticism. The ef-
feet that the utterances of such a
party In parliament would have on the
students in the universities which are
on the point Of opening are given today
by member of the cabinet as suff1.
cient justification of Premier Stoly-
pins prohibition Of the congress. This
same cabinet member said it was in,
evitable that If the congress were per.
mitted and should violate the limita.
tions necessarily imposed upon it en-.
failing its dispersal 1t would precipi
tate students strike and possibly q
repetition Of the general strike Of last
October "The government" said the
minister, may be strong or it may be
weak, but 1t cannot be so foolish as al
that"
Party May Go Abroad.
Next week perhaps may witness the
spectacle Of an organized politica
party going abroad to hold congress
and plan an electoral campaign. The
report of the constitutional democratic
emissary who was sent to Helsingfors
to sound the Finnish authorities or
their attitude with regard to the hold
ing of congress of the party there
Sept. 81 was of such nature that the
constitutional democratic executive
committee is altering Its plans and an
agent was sent to Stockholm yester
day. The committee is arranging tc
have a special steamer in readiness
to convey the delegates.
Presiding Officer Absent.
Professor Mouromtseff, who presided
over the late lower house Of parlia
ment, will not attend the congress. He
went to Germany yesterday ostensiblJ
to visit his son, but 1t is known that he
is out Of sympathy with the Vibore
address and unwilling to compromise
his political future by participation II
an outlaw congress. The constitution
al democratic leaders prefer that his
availability for the presidency of the
coming parliament shall not be i'm
paired.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
COLORADO REPUBLICANS.

Anticipate Exciting Contest for the GU
bernatoriaI Nomination.
Denver, Sept 14.-With hot con.
test in progress for the nomination OF
governor and the probability of warm
fight for the nominations for the su.
preme bench, the republican state con.
vention began It's session this morning
for the purpose of nominating full
ticket.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
Killed in Explosion.

Mt. Sterling, KY, Sept. 14.-Two
men were killed and three others were
burned and will die as result of the
explosion of a mill at Mariba, Menifee
county
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
FINDS MORE BANK
CRIMINALS WORK
DISTRICT ATTORNEY BELL OF
PHILADELPHIA GOES BACK
vrnp eNs
.,,,A0eS. a.
Investigates Reas, sAe!' sne Closing
of the Doors of the City Trust Safe
Deposit and Security Company in
June, 1905-lndIctments.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 14.-District
Attorney Bell, 1t is learned. has been
investigating the failure of the City
Trust Safe Deposit and Security COM
pany of this city, which closed its
doors in June, 1905, with liabilities Of
100000. Bell says he discovered evil
dence of criminal liability and intends
to secure prosecutions of those respon-
sible.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
SEPARATION CAUSES SUICIDE.
Former Fort Dodge Man Throws Him
self Under Train.

Sioux City, Sept 14-(spscial-
Jack Foster. a harvest hand, AZ years
of age. formerly of Ft. Dodge, commit
ted suicide by throwing himself under
a train at Mellette, S. D., last night
Foster and his wife separated three
months ago and a failure to effect a
reconciliation last night prompted the
deed
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
QUICK SHIFT FOOLS DARRow.

steve ADAMS SPIRITED Away from
Boise Before chlcagoan Us Aware.
Boise, Idaho, Sept. 14.-Steve Adams
was spirited away from the state peni-
tentiary Wednesday night and taken to
Wallace, where charge of murder
has heen made against him. Attorneys
Clarence Darrow and John F. Nugent,
representing the officers Of the West
ern Federation of Miners, who are in
volved in the Steunenburg case, ap-
parently were outwitted by this move.
They left yesterday afternoon for Wal
lace, declaring their intention to in
stitute habeas corpus proceedings in
an effort to secure the release of Ad-
ans.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
IN JUSTICE COURT.

Fred Watts is Released From Charges
for Want of Evidence.
Fred Watts. charged with assault
and intent to commit bodily injury on
the person of Maude Watts, was dis
missed in Justice w. J. Berry's court
this morning for want of evidence.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
FIND wAMPoLE,s BODY

Wealthy Philadelphia Man Believed to
Have Committed Suicide.
Philadelphia Sept 14.-The body of
Henry K. Wampole, wealthy Phila-
delphia manufacturer of chemicals,
who was missing several days, was
found in East river in New York last
night Undoubtedly it was case Of
suicide
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
DEPoRT MEXICAN
Was President Of Junta of Mexican Re-
voIutionlsts.

El Paso, Texas, Sept. 14.-The
Nogales Times says that Abram Jose
Salcido, president of the Douglas Junta
of Mexican revolutionists has been
turned over to Mexico, authorities. He
was deported on the ground of being
an undesirable foreigner.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
DENIES WOMEN RIGHT TO VOTE.
New Electoral Reform Bill In Austria
Refuses Privileges.

Vienna, Sept. 14.-Under the new
electoral reform bill the privilege hith-
erto accorded women who are landed
proprietors of voting at parliamentary
elections is abolished
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
REBELS STRONGEST.
Rout Government Forces Who Go Into
Haytien TERRITORY.

Haytien Territory.
Cape Haytien, Sept. 14.-In an en-.
gagement between the soldiers of the
Dominican government and rebels the
latter succeeded in driving back the
government forces who withdrew to
Haytien territory. The government
losses were heavy. Monte Cristi is be.
sieged, but the revolutionists refuse
to battle on the ground They do not
want their strength reduced
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
MEMBERS OF CABINET GATHER
AT OYSTER BAY TO DIS
CUSS SITUATION
LANDING OF SOLDIERS
Was Without Orders From Depars.
ments-Is Considered Serious Mat.
ter by Secretary Bonaparte-w1lI
Protect American Life and Property
BULLETlNs

New Orleans, Sept. l4.-It is report
ed that the artillerymen at Forts st.
Philip and Jackson below New Or
leans have been ordered to hold them
selves ready for movement.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
BULLETIN.

Washington. D. c., Sept. N.-rhe
navy department has ordered the
cruiser Des Moines at Key West, to
proceed to Havana at once. The Dixie,
with 800 marines, is en- route to Ha.
vana and will arrive tomorrow.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
Prince Henry Commander.

Berlin, Sept. 14.-Prince Henry Of
russia has been appointed comman-
der-in-chief of all the squadrons in
active service.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
UNvEIL STATUE
Ohio Pays Tribute to Memory Of VIII
liam Mckinley.

Columbus. o., Sept. 14-People from
all parts Of the state are present today
at the unveiling of the $4,000 bronze
statue of the late President Mckinley.
Mrs Alice Longworth, daughter of the
President, unveiled the statue. Justice
William r. Day, of the United States
Supreme Court and United States Sem
ator Daniels of Virginia, were the prin-
cipal orators.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
CREW is SAFE
Over Due Steamer Arrives at Jamaca
Port.

Boston, Sept. 14-The steamer
Brewster, seven days over due at this
port from the West Indias, arrived
at the Port Of Antonia. Jamaca, today,
according to cablegram to the Uni
ted Fruit company, Of this city The
vessel suffered great damage in hur-
ricane The crew is safe.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
SELL BOGUS BONDS

Five Men Arrested on the Charge In
Chicago.
Chicago, Sept. 14.-Five men were
arrested today, charged with selling
bogus bonds in different parts Of the
United States. They said they incor-
porated two concerns, one with an al.
legged capital of million dollars.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15

Havana, Sept. 14.-Congress met in
special session at 2 o'clock this after
noon. The presidents message has
not yet been given out. 1t is rumored
at the palace that he will resign to
congress, but this has not yet been
verified.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
RYAN GETTING
OUT FROM UNDER
FAILS TO TAKE UP PROPOSITION
MADE BY ROGER c. SULLIVAN
OF ILLINOIS
Instead He Puts Of Accusations on the
Majority League of That State
Place Where All Trouble Was Said
to Have Started.

Lincoln, Neb., Sept 14-In less than
a third as many words as Roger G. Sui
livan embroidered around his charge
that William j. Bryan was "insincere,
untruthful, and mountebank," Mr..
Bryan yesterday told the Illinois ma
tional committeeman to run along"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11

GatGles @prtiptd.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11

gis gum l1eberbrub lit f4on bars
iiber geflagt porben, baB bic Mmez
ritansr gu Oiele SiiBigfeiten ssnieBen;
aber Der @erbrau9 bon s3uderpert
bier unD ~anberpGrts nimmt beItGnz
big gu, unb in Der einen pber anbs>
rem 9sftult pirb basfelbe audi off
aiea INNER mebr a%nerfannt.
limb bas 1T Biz gu einem sepiFen
9rabe bere9tigt. Na9 berldbli6em
ia9peritdnbtsem urtbeil pdren quite
3uderfpeiien als regelre9te 8eigabe
Der Rabrung i'm 4asemeinen itets
empfe6lenspertb, tpenr mir nrr bon
Sleif4, Giern unb ni9tsitdrtebaltisen
9emiiien, pie grbfen, 8pbnen, Spiz
nat unb &obl leben tpiirben. Ser
normale &Drper mub 3uder in irsenb
elmer Gorm baben. benin biefer bilbet
bauptfd4li4 bic r&oble" fir ben Be-
trieb unierer &Orpermaf4tne. @ber
Der @ebrau6 bon aubiel &oble fda>
bet bie1er, pie ieber anperen Waf9i=
ne. gu Mabl5eiten, ipel&e gum
sroben Sheil aus fdrtebaItt<
gen Stuffen beiteben, tpie &artuffeln,
Rets, 9rpt II. T. m. 1T bic 8eisabe
bon 3udertpert unbebinst fddbli4,
ba iene Stpffe phnebies Don ben Ser
bauungsfGften in 3uder bertpanbelt
perben. @erftppfuns Der 2eber. Sal
lenfruntbeiteu, 9i9t uno mttunter
3uderfranfheit finb bic Solse.
8et tii4tiser tDrperli6er @rbeit
iibrigens fann Der &Drpsr felbit elm
lIAbermab bon SiiBigtetten bepdltiz
gen; aber 6rauen unb Mdnner NIT
fibeHber ~2ebenspetfe fOIten fia be-
ionbers bor etnem itGrten 3udergenab
biiteni
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11

Bergman @ittef babur9 bsrmfl>
sfiidt, baB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &oble duf
tbn fiel. tpobur9 er berartige @erGes
sunsen am Riiden erlttt. baB er na4
Sem biefisen Stabtfrantenbauie aes
bra9t perben mubte.
Mtttpeiba. Dieter Sage Be.
stng Der 8aumeifter &arl Serrmann
Risbel bas 6OiGbrige BiirgeriubtlGs
INN. @us biefem Qnrab purbe INN
bonn Ratbe elm @liidpunf6f9reiben,
fotpte elm @brengei9enf iiberret9t.
MDrttlgrunb. Oir9 Seuer
aerftDrt purbe bds Wobnbaus bes
@irtbf4aftsbeiibers Carl Spiesel=
bauer bier.
pObGa. Dor tur5em feterte bas
Gbepaar Stemmler bierielbf bic sols
bene 9Oaaett.
Began. SIM biefisen 9aitbof
Sum S9pan" 6aben ii9 Der Stus
bent Der Ghemie &arl 2Dbte aus
8rpbl am @betn. Der 20 Sabre alt
mar, unb bic &aufmdnnstp4ts Grete
SOrber aus 8raunf9psis erf9oTen.
SIM Srembenbu9 batten tie f4 als
Sngenieur Rarl &6bta unb Stan a1is
Saue eingetrdaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11
Ste b6hte STRIDE Seutf6lenSs.

Sn einem intereFantsn 4uffab iiber
bic hamburger Rir9en fdrieb Marr
MDGer II. a., bie Nitolaitirde in
Sam6urg lei nddft benz &0lner Dom
bic bD6fte Der Welt. Gs lit btes etn
Srrtbum, ben Marr MDner freili9
ppbl NIT rei9li9 rteun 3ebnteln aler
Seut9en, BITE iiberbaupt iiber bieie
Srage elm llrtbeil absuseben bermDs
gen, tbeileH ptrb. Iuf BITE 6rase na9
benz bD9fen 8autpert BON Oeutf9z
lamb tptrb man in ben pettaus mei>
fen SGnen ben &0lner Dom nenrter
b6ren, unb bic ridtige Intpprt pirb
MIR etnem iebr fleinen &rets befannt
iein. 4ber Der &Dlner Dom, Der Die
ftolas 56be bon 157 Dieter (525 SUBJ
erret9t, ptrb mod bon elmer anberen
Stride Oeutf4lanbs iibertroffsn, bic
ipnberbarerpeife trob ibrer berporras
genben 9r1be unb S6Dnbett febr bel
peniger beriibmt unb betunnt 1T als
Der 30lner Dom ober bds MIR 142
Meter bpbe Strabbureer Miinffer.
Sc lit bies bas Miiniter bon lllm,
bas NIT elmer 9Dbe bon 161 Dieter
$40 SUBJ ben &0lner Dom mod Inn
einise Meter f9lGst unb fomit ben
@sr5us bot, tpirfli9 bic b0dfte Stride
Der Welt gu fetn. Oie 9dmburger
Nifolaifirde ftebt fomit nidt an stpei>
ter, fpnbern erit on britter Steue, ba
ie BEL 145 Meter !60be bas Strabs
burger Wiiniter nod um 3 Meter
iibertrifft. Ste beriibmtefte auber>
beutf9e Stride, Der DOM bon Mai=
lamb, brinst es nur auf 108 Meter
6Dbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11

miniione, bieien auB Der sars.r
@elt." Sd ben 10 luftis sefiihlt,
bab i'd uff esmOl Die @ibie triest ben,
E Eieo9e 81 idmettern In DO ben i4
bus 2ieb, sd peif nit, mas bas
bebeite fou", angeitimmt. obs f9On
geiaunb bpt, bus fam i9 nit faee,
atpiper es is mid audi gang Spttli.b
S6ul3e eetpeie. @ie i9 10 in meine
iGDnfte St.h.mung seDeie i'm, DO
BORN i9 uff eemol in Sront bon Die
Sobr E Neus; i6 ben seoentt, mebbie
es i'm ben G6rift feline &tbs. Qptper,
uff eempl perb bic Siebr uffgemd9t
IN DO ftebt Der Mfiiter Mebr nit bic
annere Memberi6 BON ben &ommtz
tie. 4ba, bot Der Mifter Mebr ge>
fast, edsddtlis pie ids edspedtet ben.
DO iist Der MiBiiDh I'm f6mettert
ems na9 ben anrere I'M uns bubt er
bic Storie pecsGble, baB er bas
Drinte aetpitt bdtt. Weu, i9 bOffe,
baB mer mod ebbes BEN tDnne." SD
mub iase, i9 BEN orig emberref GEE
fiiblt, atptper es mar nids mebr Su
made; i9 BEN Die S9entelmGnner 81
en- Srinf eineelabe IN es bot ieben 10
gut seI9medt, bab mer nit climber
seitappt BEN, ols Bis bic leBte 8uttel
geleert mar. @efunge ben mer I'm
gef9mpbft I'M am Gnb bot Der Mttiter
Mebr e Sod uff Die SemperenS>
Mubfment propobft I'M Do ben mer al
6urrab geballert. O1, Ell tel iub,
feitbem i9 temperera i'm, DO ben i4
piel mebr Sonn uls pte friiber.
Wit bette &iesarbs,
Subrs trulie
Meif 5aberad,
gsfpeier I'M Sderiff bon qppel Sad,
5plie Serrer &duntie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11

Die Sarmer tn Der Sc.
gerb Dfli4 bon paloufe, Wafb., bd<
ben IN Der betBen Gpmmerseit bas
Pfliigen pdbrenb Der Ru9t bprgez
nommen. Oabur9 tperben bic pferbe
nt9t 10 aneeitrengt, pie IN Der Sibe
bes Sases, unb bic Irbeit tpirb bez
esutenb lei4ter ~bepdltist.
Der Staat Seras bate
IN benz am 80. Stunt abgelaufsnen
Gisfaliabre $50 0atipnalbanten auf>
5utpeifen, NIT etnem &apttdl bon
$13,990,O0O. @pn biefen $50 8ans
ten tparen nur 81 NIT einem &ds
pital bon mebr ala $4,000 orguni-
iirf.
- Stephanns DauI ari<
ger Smtt, elm @ntel bes prGfibenten
&riiser, tpirrbe I'M Otftrift Ruften>
burg unter Der Inflage bes Moroes
perbaftet. gs berlortet, bab Der Self
senommene felt einiger 3eit nit einsm
Manne Rarnens Oapis tpeeen zines
pergrdbenen S6ubes, BON benz er
&e1ntnib baden tpolte, in @erbanb>
lung itunb. Dieter S9ab fon ben
Wertb bon mehr als elmer 8iertelmil>
lion Dollars haben. 6err Oaois
glGtbte Die @eiai9te unb feBte ii6 To-
gar nit Der Hegiering IN @~erbinbuna.
Dim 81. sunni bolts Snnit ben Oapis
ab unb fubr nit ihm na6 Ouspoort,
i'm ben S9db 81 iu6en. Seitbem Bat
man o ben befoen ni9ts me6r qez
ieben, Biz Smit dlIein in Der RGbe BON
pretoria in etnem 6otel abftieg. ssrau
Oapis beltnrubiete fi9 iiber bas Iusz
bletben Tires Mannes urb panote ffd
an bic goliset. bic Die gntbeduna
mafte, bab bic BON Smit benubte
&arre b~llitbeIpribt mar unb EN-
S9ublo9 aeiets. Rad ldngerem Suz
den farb man bic 2ei9e bes Odbis 6
Meilen bon Bretoria. Sic mics bier
Sdubpunben uuf. Smit tpurbe in
fetRm Sa1lis in Mbenoiterfpntein i'm
Bette berbaftet. Or bebauptete, iiber
ben 8erbeib bes Odpis niGts AT futfs
fen. Cine S9pGgertn Smtts iaate
aus, bab bisier bon tbr bic &arre oe<
borgt babe. Mm Worsen na9 feiner
Miidfebr babe er f4 BON ibr perub=
f9iebet unb babel sefogt. fe m6ge
Rismarb faaen, bob sr Die 3drre se=
babt babe.
= Ourn ben Suammens
ffiirs bes Sburmes Der Mi9aelisfir1e
in hamburg, bic bur9 bte grpbe
G~euersbrunf am 4. Suli bsrnidtet
porben 1T, ptrb fit bic nd9ffen
Sabre bic 9erpirflidung zines eissns
drtisen 8ermS9tniFes unm5gliH. giz
ne bor etli9en Subren berftprbene
6dmburgerin bat ndmlih ben Gins
srtras zines fIetnen Rapitals fir bic
BefpIbung etnes 9ornbIdfers be-
ftimmt, Der tdgli4 Morgxns unb
Mbenbs bon Der 9Dhe bes Wi9aelis<
tburmes herab einen Choral In has
eef4dftige getriebe Der Safenfabt
btafen fpu. Mander 4rbsttsr tn ies
mem @tabtDiertel pirb bieTe feelif9e
grfrH4ung 1ur unsern 70 Ianse per'
miHen, Bis Der 91nrm aus fefnen
3rdmmern nieb<r reu eritonben iR.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11

Die RanH=gaeoi5tu Iuiro tbuu, mas man BON ibr
%errudrtet.
.NtdnH=Nteoi5in turirt friibSeitigen Serfaa, Der
Jimmie Mdnnbarfeit, H~ernenihndhe. Sunftions=
it6rung. Nbnabme Der 2ebenstraft, araftlpiieteit,
8erluite Der 6~eiflehtstraft, 9ehirnermattuu9,
&~ltenihmer5en, 3errittun9, HiereuIeioen uno Ner=
upittdt.
Nian fam bic Sur gu Sauie bornetmen.
ssir o~erlausen feline Sejabluns irseno peIder
4rt - feline Guittungen = feline &eripreflungen.
9ds ginsi9e. mas mir oerlangen, eaB man niht bic
&duuI9eeoi5in ans purer 9feuaier furoert. Hir
rpinih en-. ea5 man bic Meoi5in in biniser gSeiie err
prOpt uno man uieoer 5u ieiner frlberen i~tarten
Ratur selangt.
9ieies gratis oerifidte Bplpadet 1T Der Seipeis,
mas Die @aHH=NieoiSin Su thun permag. 8ir ihiden
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26
ALL-BLACK NOTES
CLEANED HERE

! The New Zealanders We're especially
| gratitied with the reception accorded
them in the United States.
Some of the team are likely to go
back to the States to introduce Rugby
in some Of the great universities.
|
! One English enthusiast presented
every member of the party with a
Panama hat.
Throughout the tour the relations of
the players were most amicable.
The French team were allowed to
score points and the cheers could have
been heard in England. Later on the
French players We're shown that things
were not what they seemed.
y
The French have taken up the Rugby
game most enthusiastically.
There was no betting to be obtained
against the New Zealanders in En-
gland, even at prohibitive odds on.
me men dfaflK peer III HloueTatioH
and smoked when they felt likt it, but
spirits were barred.
J. Duncan. the coach of the team is
New Zealand's most representative
player.
Smith the champion hurdler, is go
ing on "a.
Only II men out of % were available
for the match against Wales.
In the last or games of the tour
it was hard to get the men out.
F. Glasgow is clerk in the Bank of |
New Zealand at Wellington.