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The Jewish outlook., 1906-10-05

Verse 81: w nOSOoVer Stdll put
away his wife saving for the cause OF
fornication, causes her to commit adul-
terry; and whosoever shall marry her
that is divorced committeth adultery.
"He who divorces his first wife even
the altar Of the Lord sheddeth tears on
such things and to him who marries a
woman so divorced this passage can be
applied, And the second husband dies;
and he is worthy Of death, for he ad-
mits the evil into his house which the
first husband hath put away (Gitin
9O)
Verse "a: "Swear not at all
Given a true oath must be avoided
as SINFUL (Nedarim ~ See also
Orach Chain 1856.
Verse 81: 'But let your communica-
ton be, Yea, yea; nay, nay Let thy
yea be just, and thy mo- likewise just. -
(Ethics S.
Verse 80: eye have heard that it
hath been said, An eye for an eye and
tooth for a tooth. -
This passage is explained in milder
and more congenial manner in Bahia
Kama "a.
Verse 40: "Whoever shall smite thee
on thy right cheek, turn to him the
other Also
This is scriptural phraseology, Isa-
iah IS. Lamentations iii 30.
Verse 42: "Give to him that asketh
thee, and from him that would borrow,
turn thou not away"
''Behold, deal thy bread to the hun
cry, and bring the poor that are cast
out to thy house; when thou seest the
naked thou shalt cover him." Isaiah
lviii:7.)
Verse 43: eye have heard that it
hath been said, Thou shalt love thy
neighbor and hate thine enemy.
The second part Of this verse must be
fabrication by some ignorant writer
The Old Testament does not contain
anywhere an injunction to hate our en-
emies. See Exodus xviii AS to the con-
trary.
Verse A: Glove your enemies;
bless them that curse YOU"
eff anyone striketh or woundeth thee
pray for grace and compassion for the
aggressor (Baba Kama 81 See also
Tosiftah.
Verse As: ''For he maketh the sun
to rise on the evil and on the good.
S'God is merciful to all his creatures. -
psalm xclv :9.) See also Barachoth 7.
Verse 48: "Be ye perfect, as your
Father which is in heaven is perfect -
eye shall therefore be holy, for I am
bo1xy (T,ovi+io,1S vi Ak 600 also
The Jewish outlook., 1906-10-05

with thee accordingl y. (Nledarlm so
Verse 8: blessed are the peacemak-
ers, for they shall be called the children
of God.''
Among the various laws the observ-
ers of which insures prosperity on
earth and full reward in heaven, pro-
noting peace among men is reckoned.
(Peyoh 1.) See also Ethics l.
Verses 10 and II: blessed are they
which are prosecuted for Righteousness
sake, for theirs is the kingdom Of heav
en-
BLESSED are ye when men shall re-
vile you and persecute you and shall say
all manner of evil against you falsely,
for my sake"
''Those who are afflicted do not at
fict in return; those who are revlled
and do not revile in return, who suffer
everything for the love Of God and bear
their burden with gladstone heart; will
be rewarded according to the PROMISE
Those who love the Lord shall be invinc-
ible as the rising sun in his might. -
(Judges 81 (Sabbath 8, Yoma 23.)
Verse 13: eye are the salt of the
earth.''
''The divine law is like the SALT for
as the world cannot exist without salt,
so it cannot exist without the divine
law" (Sopherim 15.)
Verses IA, Is and 16: ''WhOsOever
undertaketh to instruct mankind with
out the necessary qualifications of him
it is said, many are the victims he has
slain; but he who though fully qualified
abstains from promoting knowledge and
instructing mankind, of him it is like
wise said, Many are also his victims. "
proverbs vii:26.) (Abodah Zarah 19.)
Verse %: But I say unto you, that
whosoever is angry with his brother
without cause shall be in danger of the
Judgment; and whatsoever shall say to
his brother, Raca (must be rasha,
wicked y shall be in danger of the
council; but whosoever shall say, thou
fool shall be in danger of hell fire
He who publicly exposes his neigh
Dor to shame has no share in the future
world" (Baba Meziah 58.) See also
Sanhedrin 5S Kedushin %.
Verse 25: ''Agree with thine adver-
sary quickly
eff thou hast done harm to any one
be it ever so little, consider it as much
if thou hast done him favor, be it
ever so great, consider it as little. Has
thy neighbor shown thee kindness, do
not undervalue it, and has he caused
thee an injury, do not overrate it,"
(Aboth d'Rabbi Nathan 41.)
Verse 81: "That whosoever looketh
Or
The Jewish outlook., 1906-10-05
Bradford, Pennsylvania

Rabbi L. Weiss of Hamilton, Ontario,
who was recently elected Rabbi of Tenn
pie Beth Zion, was inducted into Office
recently and took charge of the congre-
cation from New Years.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-10-05

Knights of Pythias Official Special Train to
New Orleans.
Leaves Denver at s 80 a. m., Thurs
day, October 11th via Colorado & South
ern Railway. Cent-per-mile rate in each
direction. ($27.OO for round trip from
Denver). Write for particulars and
berth reservation.
II. f. FISHER,
General Passenger Agent,
Denver, Colo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22

epe6. ensI.-Veud9Its. 8 ID 10 Rfuss
tm Our&f&nth, l42e; ID BID ID pfmh In
Dur9f&ntH. lax.
0eh6rrtes ytxbfef4 - e4xisn, rea.
est5s l2}e; &absxfstex 10h Sxxsxi. Ia
&RS4sI 13He.
S4utat - II Iierces5-I 0nai. l0&e; O.,
0naItt@ &c; Q. DaaIttdt Sfe-
6@mItern-0aei. Gureb, 10 BIZ 20 Btune
ta Dur@f9nsH, ste; Is Pfuxb DarGi@xtt.
9e, 10 BIB IL 4funb Ole.
OspbdelteS e@wstxeaeia - xxo0eaiofss
8anep Big $20. 30: 3IassS Hsax $1,000 Sam
9 $500; etort GIeas 1850: Nunryi
S18. 90.
1barfe Oerdr4erts HratmunA 9e.
6raMttarter 73e; Bologna b Ddrmez 7}e 10
xs& 6Ke.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
grf9itBt feline S9meRer.

70 heeItng, 90. 3d., 81. Wai.
S.n BEN iaben Bsnuoob tpurbe bsute
Roia WiBni9, tudhrsnb Hs nit BEN
3ubsreiten ibres sissnsn Ss9aettsmab.
Ies beiGdftist uar. bon i6rem Brubs,
paul eri9Ofen. Die $bai mo-, bic
Solgs alter Gamilien3wiftgteiten.
Neue@eneraI. onuIn.
90 abfngtnn n. 81. Mai. Der
prdRbsnt f9idts beuie Die fOlgenosu
Noriinationel fur General 2onfuln
benz Ssnat Elm:
Souls 8. &. Apme. Slinois. In
2iKabon. portugal; See aQen Berg
boIa, Nsm BORT. tn 2antOn. @bina;
@i1inm 8. See, Ohio, In Mutben.
@bina; Sultus @. Sap, SiHritt Co.
Iumbia, In 9apfaot; grnsf 6. Wan,
0loriba, In 3openbaaen.
@roBfeuer.
Sptban, Nla., 81. Wai. Der
sanss @si9dftsoiaritt bss Stdbt9ens
abbsbi0e, ala., uuroe Iebte Naai
bur9 Seuer aerf6rt. Der S9aoen
tpirb auf 800. 900 eeiadbt.
Nette @egenb.
cincinnati, O., 81. Wai.-
en- Der @esenb ton Walton, 2p., tins
gsfd6r 20 Weilsn fiblid bon @nbing-
ton, nrtsts aefsrn Nbsno cine alte
Sebbe In blutige 6dnoeI aus; als oerer
6olss liset beute Wiuiam Werrst mil
bon DIR 3u DIR bur9i&nittsnem 0aIis
In ferbenbem 3uRanoe barnieoer,
George War9nst bat sinen our9.
iaoHenen Arm unb 6. Nnoerfon cine
f9m.re @.birnsrfditterun9. usbe,
ein Dubsnb anbsrer perionen finb er.
beblt9 berleBf, oo1 mar Is Der Yolt3el
iopsit ni&t m6sIi&, ir9eno tpel4e 8er'
baftuneen bor3unebmen.
6euer u
Rem BORT, 81. Wat. Sn ben
.American Cotton Sods," auiiaen
81. Georse uno $omptinspine aui
Staten Sslanb tpithet 5euer. Sin
Tsusrwsbrmann 1T sefdbrli9 perlebt.
Das 6euer tpurbs nod Mitierna&t I'm.
Ter 2ontrOle gebra1t. Der Saabeu
btirfts nit $3.50. 600 ni9t su bod on
ssf4lassu iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
OeIAJaotetee 1ts1.

95rN1es RtnhfeN@-BeFIt4s etiees - 81
CSC; tiefse eiese 7}-7ie: lshss stRbes
$50 bB zoo Etuxn T; btsfge &a4s zoo
BIC $50 Ffnb S}e x6be 660 " GO 4fs3e
Sc; etier UorberpserteI &c, 0tt9 ctxtss'
pssrtel l0ie. Eixb 4txtssvtrtd o. 9sab
Borberp;erfeI &c, Rub Borhesstsrsa ~, MI
tfaterrserta 7e.
Srif&es 4aIbFei0-&Hb9 12e. 0txtas
pierteI 15e, BorhapiertI &c.
Grtf@es S4affetf9 - Sdum9 pa Btxe
l2e /; S&afe S}e; e@exte l6e; Ne6D bsas
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22

Gasar Gareb 6&txtsa - Gsfs naaltdt:
1910 pfanb 1871: IL pfu.b l83e: l0-ll
Yfunb j8S: 8suetts nnaltdt 10-le plnai
l2ae; IL pfunb l2it !: II pfusb l2le : IL
pttnb 2ie.
Galifornt4e e4txifn-6 Bic 8 Yfunb sas;
8 bis IL 4fanh o..
eped-2Iars eettss, 90 ID 20 pfnab ID
1ur4i&nttt, lie; sHars essss, 70 - 90
= uni. lie: Siass Degie3. q - 60 ptmsbt
l04e; Is tts ~ ffb.s lie; Il ~ is Rfmb.
l2e; Rlare HRdex, d d 30 &ianA, liz,
gHt6e1 Ii BID 10 8fpnb 1l3e; Asss Nassa {
u 8 ptn1b. ne
SrattR&o te6-3@9 0aetj1Garsb l73.
eewdbIter Guear Gxrsb 173s e5 pinxt II
Dur&f&ntt l5e 0W . Ytnsb Il Tu4I
i4sitt 1915: 10 - u NFnEb - Dse4fdRiH
liz; SPfmS II Dur4lqnaH. ilmal llae.
8 ptmb tm Hss4i4aax. NmaL. lole.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22

@euSbIter 9iraotbb 3l.es-l.9o.
Orbindrer bts gutter Ttxtotsp 81 .50-l.76.
Eptber 2Ieeianten IS $3.50.
gnslti4er RIeefamea $3.50
GI5pte &~Ieeiar1en $6.00-8.W
NIfaIfa QIeefamen Sc. 00-1c 90.
8etber 4~leeiauen $500.
Sames 2entadp 8Iaasras &1.6o-l.7h.
BIausras IN ebaT 7be.
GnsIi&es 8Iaasras $3.50.
Dr&arb eras 81. 70-1.66.
ReS 9op h Gbaf 75c-&1.26.
3affer Rnyn 76e@$1.00.
&utber 8a&errobr Sou1en $1.00-L1.
Detber Soferiaueu 4oe
Sriibiabrs @erfe $1.26.
Beibes nnb seIbes Rom $1.oc-L26.
%eo Sob GufIase $1.10-l.25.
Som geos $l.76.
RiIet $1.a0 bio $1.85.
Sribiabrss& esen $40.
eetSpiebeI, weibe, seIbe NJ rotbs $3.50
PEI BuibeI.
SRb $ QartofeI, geIbe Seriet, Bermuda.
seIbe Hanientonb unb fRbIi@e Hueex 800 sei
Sab; rctbe N~aniersoub &2.7b; HrafIiaxif9s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
OsseeueS.

SnbtenapsIB 3aHeesFxetfe:
oeu6bnI. BIB gutter 10-l2e; trtsia tt3 10
wd5lter 1A-16e ; 6onep 82&-8se, eoIAsr
DeIou 10 bts 22e. Sapa 2s-82e.
Sx BadetsR:
kstofa $l4.75, 2toK 81 L76, Serjss sIs.7s
Saraeas S1l.75. EaImortb'8 Sic. 20. Duta
SGsa Blens 1880, eItmar Saba Hgenb
$14'76. Dtriea STATS.
Su6er-Domtnoes 7.47c; eti6su6s 3 80
puIpertFrter 6.32e; XIX yuIpcrtNrta 6.37.,
fetaer sraxuisrter 5.02e; gubes SAFE; Sens
i~ectioners' u 5.O7e RiSeemoob Y 4.82s: H,bs
xtS Z 4.72e; empire IA. &c; SbsaI srtsa
0oIbex 8 4.57e: Btnbfor 0rtra l.S7e,
&tssepooe 9 l.43e; eeIber 9 5:l2s; Ii gel,
ter A.07.
efFs-Hal 90 er. zea). Sas. g. 10 per
0auone.
getrOdnete 5ri&te-AepfeI. GA Der epHy,
setrednet. &c; Sobannesbeerex u ta 7hs;
Gtrom l8e BIB l4e; Rofxes. q gropx, pea
Pfanb. 7e, 8 9roun 7}e, 1 Gscrux TIC fec,
n~semfreie sbis Sc. California Na8eatsl 7Hs;
Guiana To- tmpoyttrte SaItaxa Lie Us lls
California Gpriioien Sc BIB Ice.
RidIes-2400 TN Sat 80; 1900 tn G,t
%: 1900 TN SaIbfab $500; 200 ,m Cat
$3.50.
etdrte-BearI, 83e. Gbaarptpx OIst, ! uxi
8 Rfanb Badete 8. Rom. l Bfs. Da6sts,
LIN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22

Wtneennes,2 Fl. Wat. 6rau Wel'
finger, bic 9~egentber bon Utncennes
auf Der Slinois I. Settle bes @abaib
GIuKss pobni. fanb Dor einigel 3a3su
In ibrem S&ueineHaI etne batf&e
perls. bte He iofort fdr $3.50 an etnen
perlenidufer In Wineennes berfaafte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22

% Arlington 81. Wai. -
Cine betailtrte 8sranf&lasuns aner
nit benz gau bes pannma.2a n ftr
bas ant 80. Stunt 1907 snosnbs 6is.
ealiabr bsrbunbensn Qofen tpurbe bsuts
bur9 Sscrsidr Saft benz 9auie iibers
mittsIt. Die 2offsn fir bas esnannts
Sabr tusrbsn fi9 auf inssefammt $26,.
348, 281 bsIaufsn. unD bertbeilsn H9
Der 6auptia9s nod uis folst:
@ebdlter fur Witslieoer. Beanie
unb alnasfslts Der Sf1musianal.
2ommiiRon. 1924. $50; Aussaben fur
Nietbs. Babel. unb SsiesrapbsnSienft,
SrudIa6sn unb RsifesllntoRsn, $685.
354; 26bne fur 6anotpsrfsr auf benz
Sfbmus, IS. 500, 020; fdr anbsrs Mr.
better auf benz Sabmus, "a, 148. 459;
fir geamis baislbf. SO. 915, 1893; fhr
Antauf unb gsf6rberuns bon Wa.
teriaI, $40. 374. 511; Darlsben an bic
ganama.g iienbabngeisai4aft (autori'
firt bonn @onsreB am q. Jeb. 1906.
81, $50. 600; beri&ieoener Rabel- uno
Sslesrapbenbienft, unborber9efsbene
Rsiiss urb anbsreNuslagen, $648. $40;
insgsiammt bic 2Ieini9teit BON $780,
1884. 281.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
6 regnet unb bageIt
tir9terIi4

6rantltn n, WeD., Il. Utaf. -
6isr unb in Der umssbune sins bsuts
absnb Der i9rsdli9fe Rsgsn. unb
6asslfurm nieber, Der ie srIsbt tuor-
ben iR. goIs As Winutsn lang ba.
sslte ss obne nnierbrs9uns, uno 0a'
sslibrnsr. 10 sroB tuie gufsbdls, f8lu.
gen our4 bic 9d9er. 3eri&mstterien
bic 5enfferf8eiben, 3erf6rten Obj unb
5eloer unb tbbtsten bel Dish. Dem
SagslRurm folsts elm iiber cine Stunbs
anoausrnoer WoItsnbru&; Is fislsn
unssfd6r finf sou &egen.
gifsnbabnssIeiie fno auf ueiis
etrsdsl untsrmai9sn uno 8slspbonr
unb Sslssrapbsnpofel 3eri9msttert,
iobab fsine ginselbsitsn aus Der I'm.
sebuns au erlansen fnb.
8ertragm Wertto.
% Arlington, FL. Wai. -
6taatsfeeretdr @oot fur bic Der. Staa.
ten anb Gsfanbtsr gaRaIus fir BIZ
msrifanif9e Regierung iaater3ei&neter
beute sinen Derirag, bur9 uel&en BIZ
Bsnubung bes geudKers bes Rir
@ranbe regulirt wiro. Tieie Grag'
NOR, inionberheit mas bic 6if9erei
unbelanat, felt mebr als 3tuan3is Sab.
rem cine Qusle fortpdbrenbsr Srh.
bungers Der ge5iebunsen Der beiber
2dnoer.
5 arbeffers 6anbelsber
binbun q m tt @bife.
Nemg orf, 81. Wat. Der @ral
Sultan be Obies, Der bon Der 8iIeni'
i9sn @seisruns beauftraat iein min.
benz prdfbenten R~oofepelt eine SHert'
STILES su untsrbrsiten. $50. 900 Sub.
Rsisngslber fir bic grri&tung eine,
Tampferlinie smii&sn Dem beabR4tie.
ten gnbpuntts bss Banana : RanaIs
unb DaIparaifo gu aablen. traf beut'
nit benz 9ampfsr .@ampania" bon
2~iberpOoI!bier elm. gr iaste. bob uenu
ni&t bic ssssnudrtisen S9wierisfsiter
far ben Dsrfanbt beffdnben, In g6ils
srobs Haafrass fir amsritanii1s Wa.
f9insn unb GabrifartifeI fein tptiros.
Der graf be Obiss if Der &ilenif9s
@eianbte In ptttsburg.
8 amtIien &rag6bte.
WoobeIiffs. q. g.. 81. Wai.
Sobn Cole, eth Wai&inif, srf3lug
teute feline So&ter Warie NIT elmer
art, bertrunbste feline 6rau NIT berieI.
ben WaFe uno erf&Ob R9 Johann
Die 9o&tsr tanb am Genffer unh
f9auts ibrem t~uessebenben Brduttsam
mad, als Der sntmeni9!e Batter R9 ID,
BON bintsu ndbsrte. DDS Ndb&sn fiot
In eine Ode bes 3immers unb feel DO,
BEN Batter auf bic Rniee; bieier grub
bte srt NIT sineri tpu9tisen 6iebs iiei
tn ben Qopf Der Webrlofen. aIs biz
entfstte SHUTTER aus BEN 0auie fo9,
uerfOIste Der Rann fs unS i&lus ibr
bon hintsn bic Ayt auf ben aopf; mad.
BEN bic Grau, bIutaberfromt, sufam.
nisnaebro&en. soe Cole eiusr Rsbolps,
unb iagte F9 etne 0u9eI ms Dim.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
8aie=8aa.

Die seftrissn spisle reiultirtsn mite
foIat:
oeiati'o n.
Snbianapolis, 81. Wai.
Snbianapolis 000000000- 0
Columbus 80. o. l
Batterien = gicotte Mnb Raboe;
Berger uno Rpan.
Wilpaufes, 81. Wat.
Wilpaufee ...010010000- 2
Ranias @itp. o. A
Batterien-Berlin unb Bebile; Dur.
BAN unb 2sabp.
WattottaIsQi9 a.
st.. Qouis, 81. Wai.
81. 2ouis ...O000000O0- 0
philadelphia Ito
8atterien = Broul unb Naub;
Sparts unb 0ooin.
Chicago. 81. Nai.
gbieaao. $3.50. 001020001- 4
Nem BORT -. OI3101000 o. 6
Batterien - Yeebe, @eulba4 uno
Bling; Watbeuicn, Diltfe uno 8omer'
mon.
Cincinnati, 81. Wai.
Cincinnati ....OO202OO2*- 6
BrootIpn 49,. 0101200O0- a
Batterisn - Opsrpaa, @win9 nnb
S4lei; etridlett. Bergen unb 3etuis.
pittsburg. 81. Nai.
pittsburs -. 01200014*- 8
Bottom ..000000000- 0
Batterien-@ints unb peb; Doung
unb 9eebbam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
S@tFsna@ri@ten.

Nem Dorf: vNieuu MmHerbam" bon
Hotterbam.
y2em Dort: .Weufria" bon Warieiles;
,Bareslo" bon Samburl.
@las9op: vNumibian" BON Montreal.
Heapel ,Noro Mmsrita" bon Rem
Dorf.
6ambure: .Hmaifa" bon Stem gori
nia plpmoutb uuo @berbourg
,patrieia" bon Rem Oort biu
Dober.
Neapel: .Waoltfe" mad 0etu Dort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
OetxeDe.

9kxet0et
Bsbe1 - 30. 3 rptber 90i, auf oHt .
fen, 85e pon NabIen; 30. 8 spt9G eoe.
Suli, 80e; Basexpebex 66e.
3oru [neaes) go. l uets 61}e 10. 2
pets 61}e; 20. Q iuetb 61Kt: 20. ( pHb,
5ee; 70. 2 metb seuri@t 5ls Re- Q
wets seurf4t b1e; 30. ( rsft smiie.
lSe; 30. Q seIb Gle; 70. 8 cell ST.
70. I seIb acc; go. 3 seuat4t 61si
70. e asuHi4t Bic; 30. 4 seunqt 20 ;
&oIbea 49,.
3ai1 10. 2 wet6er e6}e; 70. . rssbsu
53e; 20. 2 0emti4tes t3:; 2s. 9 srsstsss
88e.
ceu - 30. / aimotbs ia %: 10.
3, $ll 30.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22
D~tses. sses ~~s CsTasss.

QdnhIer beSobiea fcIeekos Rret;es
Butter - Gowxtrt. liz, ersSuaers 28:.
0sgtx SOC
Srii&e Gier-1k per Cu&exb.
pibner sc, edbxs B. TsEteps-0-I2e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22

SrA4ta
Gepfa = @ute 4o0dpfa $3.50 per 6ab.
Bonanen 81. 75-225: nesxe 7ec-e1.00.
gttrpnen $4.00-6,0o pa Ripe
Dransem - $3.25-4.7S ter Rife.
grbbeeren 81 .25-$l.76 bic &iife.
0smais.
SparqeI-6]c Elm Dusenb 8un&es.
@riime gobnen-$s.t0-l.00 Der 8ufbel.
Rotbe Wiben zoe per Dutenh Dun@es.
Rraut - S8.23 per crate.
geue Garrots-4Oe bos Duterh.
GeIerp-$6 bis IS 30.
gurfen - $1.a5 per Dutenb.
SaIat - 12e per Pfwab.
NrpiebeIn - Hotbe unb weibe $l.be per
bunbert Yfunb ; eYami&e 8wsebeIn -$l.e 60
per Rifle.
Differ pIant zoe pei Uutexb.
peterfIie l6-s0e pei Dutenb Brs4eS.
3utoFeIn - zoe - 8Gs Ser Bufbe.
eibfartoffein = Strstnia $3.s6; HaIti'
more sac -a.75; Seriea $3.50 $500
per Sat-.
Nabieis 20-81e yet Ottesn.
Rbc barb $50 has Du$enb.
sptnat - per TaB.
tomatoes $3.50 per @rate.
BIumentobI $3.50 per Suteah.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-22

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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-01-19
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
piinCnt to Americas Efforts
in Behalf Of Peace.

Rome, Jan. lit is probable, &C.
cording to a competent authority, that
the Moroccan conference ut Algeciras
will result in one Of the following
ways:
First-In a rupture Of the negotia,
tions, possibly leading to a conflict.
~Second-In the solution of the sew
eral problems to the satisfaction of all
the interested powers; or
Third-In 4 mere academic discussion
which will leave the situation practical
ly unchanged.
II is generally believed, however, that
the frst named result is altogether I'M
likely.
Tho M~essagero, in an appreciation OF
Henry White, the American ambassa.
dor, who IS about to leave for Alge-
ciras to represent his government in
the conference, says: America Is again
about to make a powerful contribution
to the peace of the world. 1t is a no.
bic mission.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-01-19
GEN. MORALES RESIGNS


San Domingo, Republic of Santo Do
mingO, Jan. l3.-Gen. Morales resig-
nation rs president of Santo Domingo
vas rendered Friday morning and &C
cepted later in the day. He will leave
this city on board the United States
guaboat Dubuque, bound for Porto
Rico. Tho former president will be
accompanied by Enrique JImine2.
Vice-President Caceras, who has
been acting as president since the
time Gen. Morales fed from the cap.
ltal, is now, according to the constitu-
ton, president of Santo Domingo. The
change in the government does not
lmperil the negotiations for a treaty
between Santo Domingo and the Unit
ed States, Gen. Caceras is favorably
Inclined toward the ratification of the
agreements reached. Gen. Morales, It
Is said, was hidden in a cave nursing
his wounded eg. He is now helpless
and in the hands CT his medical at.
tendants.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-01-19

through the advice of Mrs. Pinkham,
of Lynn, Mass, which is given to sick
women absolutely free of charge.
The present Mrs. Pinkham has for
twenty-five years made a study of the
ills of her sex /; she has consulted with
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advice.
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The testimonials which we are con-
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Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
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Women suffering from any form of
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promptly communicate with Mrs.
Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. She asks
nothing in retarn for her advice. 1t Is
absolutely free, and to thousands of
women has proved to be more precious
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-01-19
HOW KINGS HAVE DIED.

Henry !. of gluttony.
Edward VI. Of a decline.
Charles |. on the scaffold.
George III. as he lived-a mailman
Henry VIII. of carbuncles, fat and
fury.
George ". OF gluttony and drunk
ennc3s.
Henry VII. wasted away, Is a miser
ought.
James I. OF drinking and the effects
of vice.
Charles II. suddenly, 1T is said. Of
apoplexy.
Henry II. OF a broken heart. occa-
stoned by the bad conduct of his chill
dren.
William III. Of consumptive habits
of body, and from the stumbling or
his horse.
George I. from drunkenness, which
his physicians politely called an apo
plectic fit.
Edward III. Of dotage, and Richard
II. Of starvation, the very reverse OF
George ".
Henry VI. in prison, by means
known then only to the jailer, and now
known only in Heaven.
William the %ConQueror from enor-
nous fat, from drink and from the
violence of his passions.
Henry ". is said to have died OF
"fts caused by uneasiness," and un-
easiness in palaces in those times was
< very common complaint.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-01-19

Tho worlds production Of coal in
1880 a 10000, 600 tons, and the
United States furnished 20 per cent.
Of the whole. In 1890 the share of
this country was ~ per cent. of the
worlds total Of 563, 600, 900 ions, and
IN 1900 it had risen to % per cent. Of
Sf6,OOO,O0 tons. For tho present yenr
Che worlds output will exceed 1000,
COCO 0O tons, Of which this country will
produce 80 per cent. The United
States last year mined moro coal than
vas produced in the world in 1880.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-01-19
CASUALTIES AND GRIMES
LOSSES OF LIFE IN HOTEL FIRE
IN MINNEAPOLIS.
Fire at Panama, Montreal Hotel
burncd, Preacher Kills Three,
Men Buried Alive In Tunnel.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Ian. 11,-Eight
persons are dead from 3utfocation or
from leaping from windows and a
score Of people we're more or less in
jured RS the result Of a fire in the
West hotel early Wednesday morning.
The fire originated in the elevator
shaft. caused. it Is said. by crossed
electric wires. The wood in the shaft
burned rapidly. and the upper floors
were filled with volumes Of dense
smoke, Many guests became excited,
rushed to the windows and out onto
the lodges, Capt. John Berwin, of the
fire department, was killed by falling
from a ladder from the fourth story
to the sidewalk, while attempting to
save Mrs. b. ID. Barlow, Of Los An
geles, Cal. Several guests we're killed
by jumping from the high-up sto.
ries; others died from s%uffocation.
During the progress Of the fire 6remen
performed deeds Of heroism in saving
life.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-01-19

A Swiss life insurance company has
taken action which indicates chat
Temperance" has money value. Il
has undertaken to insure members Of
a temperance society composed Of
railway employees for 4 per cent. less
than employees who are not members
Of It. For some time past a Swiss &C.
cident insurance company has given
total abstainers a reduction of 10 per
cent. in insurance rates. So well sal,
'sied is the company with rosl'ts tina.
after January I, 1906, Il Will make the
reduction 70 total a~5s;a.nerS IS pei
cent