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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
SPORT DOPE

battling Nelson. whv hss bsen
sporting hia gtaA rags ia Euzland
for nome little time. arrived r. New
rosk Sunday. fuli II talk ard tanx-
ing for a Rabsest Nelson r. nes
willing 90 ship all eoners hasfnK
hiuffsd all n tho British punnhs
handlers under crvsr Joe ttaas Is
reported 10 have again gone kraks.
having spent al of tbs small faf.
time ~ made IA his last nli vtfh
the Dane. and Ire too may hooa up
again IN The near future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
IS READY
To LEAVE

Russ Hail. seattis'a former base
ball bosn. now tho high ana mighty
manager 90 tbs lutte aggregation,
will leave Tor the mining burg either
tomorrow or the next day. Russ has
an sn,ira team ulaned. but refuses to
Fivs ous hts lineup, fearing that
should the Northwest leasue % out
isw. be would wake up 60 find that
other managers had been declaring
with his men.
II IL eeftain. however. that there
Nill be a number ~ the players who
made ap laAi years Seattle pennant
ohaaefs on hiH line.up, ana the fans
will have q chance g. hoot ana roast
she men inta year that they had 20
talk 81 as stars last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

nni Harry. tbs srrsppS first ba.e.
man who used 70 BE Hsseh = faeartts
here ia the good daTa az nuxs ati
saaRae. - trying to FIRE. hssssslf
from f.ouiseitie IN os4eF that hs msr
lasf year ava his usaat sfuat -
signing 18th two teams ~ me aalas
sirte. There are a iot - ths I'D
guard wh0 woaid ilks loo Sc HISS
on the local diamond thta yeAx. una
thema ara hapans ne wtll stsatxhtan
ngt his sanMin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

psnxef 20 pafiieipage Ia ghs bls
sgsatfest 90 BE- held thsfs from
March 20 a. This city sin -
represented ~ two tsmma tie al
Seattle stars ana ths Seattle An
istse club Foliern. and there ouE
a. be sarne good scotss made. judi
ina from tho personnel q the
teams. when the upFlghts crack I
ueuref.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
lime rs RIPE

For you 10 consider an invest.
ment for your money where the
best possible returns will be forth
coming. The German Savings.
Building and Loan association IL
home concern and invites you b
inaDcct their books and manner Of
doing busineas. which will also
show you tho profitable returns
theF have made 20 their members.
Chas Osner. secretary. as Bailey
Bldg. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
RACES SATURDAY


First race, one and ousquarter
Faifss--lnk. lie fBorel), I 70 !.
won: Huston. 10. second. P0trero
0rande. i01. third Time. All.
Second race. one mile Happy
Rice. - (Huntsrl. to /. won
Boaum. i63. second. Treasure Seek.
ef. Ito. third Time. i.fz Is.
Third race. one mile and nifty
yards--Ylacsntlo, 10f &C.. VII
llams). 20 TO 1, won Prince Mag
net. 10. second. I Told You. 100,
third Time. i.f5 Is.
Fourth race. two and ona-quarfer
mlIes-RamuH. 100 fgFahaml, 2 70
1, won; Edwin Gum. 10 second.
Miss RilIlo. f0s. third. Time,
3.5e rs.
Fifth race. one mile-Rnbric. i02
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

Saturday ths frsshm~n snf sephe-
nlarss ~ the University u Oregon
ufu hold the fsFst iutef-eisss meet
- tns season as EaKens wasting.
san uifl Nstch the records usade
aish Interest. Tor the orvasusens are
shs auly track rivals wanhiast0n
has cause 10 fear tnis year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

Ths Coast league Saturday teess
81 10 reduss iis piayiaE esfeaEt 10
taas riUh@ the irnpoaaihiilsy e pus.
ftnw iasm In seattle snAklas q
necessary 10 crop Frv@nsA The -
aftis serrttnry. - "a ann@gneeaL usll
30 retained az an cneta however.
aad = few games wtli be frAnsfssrs,
hera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

most Instances vas 70 drive = ball
safely through between first and
second
"kll 81 BoNton's twriiera used
ClarkAone signals and we worked
the game untii The cad Of the
series. when billy Nash got neft %
what we were doing. and the sig.
nails weru changed In a hurry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

(sandyl. 7 70 I. won: Hector. %.
second. vox poputi. TOO. thlrd
Tinse. lee IS.
Sixth race. one rzaila~-Jake Moose.
in3 tKoernerl. to /. won. Pal.
100. second: saiabie. lot. third
Time. i.4z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

sufficient FOE ihs local trade Cab
baae has taken haifscsni drop. fos
tateen are wavaring Lemons have
Jumped Soc prf case.
Eggs are stili declining tn price
and today dropped ono cent.
There r. no San Francisco steamer
dua until "Wednesday, when fresh
vegetables are expected. also large
nhlpnantn OF California potatoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

EXPECTS A BANNER WAR
MATT STANLEY MAY HELP
WORK our YOUNG PITCHERS
"A YOUNG CALIFORNIAN IS
SIGNED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
WANDERERS WIN
FINAL GAME

The final game of the koeesF
league SEASON yesterday ended ia a
victory for the Wanderers 81 thts
city AZ the eSpsuss % the Fort Law.
Ton soldiers the final seaes bslfe
20 l. Play was fast aud furious.
aud kept . htH eruwd iumping with
excitement on the side lines.
Il to possible that a series Of
games sill b. arranged between the
TIA Seattle tnama the Wanderers
and the aeattisa. raf the champion
siip - tho city Tacoma holds she
championship % the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

vsastantss.
Potatoes. larai White ititsfs Ion. 81
faktsaa ii,abauks 90, sss1aal ssis.aks
Iassi ~ ih. iaaAe, faross ssfs. q -
p.s u. T48as. oa0n's. .nas, . all =
safaips " s@oh q ~ ssia pst
80 ~ saf isitu6s. II isai 81 f4ana
.nians per Harh. o. t1lfi 10 aaftisA
per u. ioei esfss rAaish r -
= = - se's r. a. ssisss w. aas s5ue ~
~. sasnfiowsf 90 sass. sAsuAA
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s '.s .,ll s.I 49, 'A sas i agSs usalsis
Sc. - NJ. isp9sk v. esanhsfFiss -
boa taSosaeq -.
STRICTLY fresh rsnsa ssws. - aos. ~
afaaan funfh. Do
Butter ard Cheese.
wsss'aF,ss s s,sss '.i s !.. =. - r.-.s
81. - F.ssh batter. a. res, sessss
iasns Ainssssa r. nesi = -
elss biask fsiss ~. tsgiss Tilisfasas
fasl Kzs,sEu ssoFass 'ub. - u. tis.
Fouitrr. -
"a 20 ss,i sss Is isssl. ~. ,s,.ss.. :.
is9seg dfsssaa u. stsn~. i've aaess. "
live stoek.
.,. ws.A's =. ~ & = go. pc - s =
asis-s ~ ". titsisse. isssts. - hssf.
vs@i 80 ie ,aA1llts Haaifpa. ii9iiass
sasius lapss ga u. i1'ts. 5ssssse esss
NshsaasF hAiftat. ~ -. fA&fsei ssesaasf.
isens- rssl "a 90 b VI shdf.s -
n saissi - Felina. Nsfs.s s'i.sl s.nsss
Z - ss.sps,sss. toa, riasss. - sssk
4 ssss =. sislssesa. rsf ft. ff9ffri ffenss
sk4d - - ~ sissits.a salsa. -
igisi ., i,ss.s ''..sf = ' - - u
Hsy ard Fssassoffs.
rssss ssusa Ia -. sifsit.. e. fsssss
sl.s.s a.g. 20 - 49, so, -, p -, -
80 sas. sss9@. nliaaiisss Tea - 81
s4aa See. tsts - tran. taa. % sensss
- tispNi shasssi f-ss. Gee. Us. e~ss
Live and Cement
rsssMne asaesat. iseraFtra ku III. = :
gasssHiAHs nsHarnf caHtafuis, rsf hHA 4 =
l.ss ~ Frigrnsa less. EiAsass p@fts
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nfet tik 0feas tiHa " a.
49, ,..I ss.: ed 80. II. ..- -.
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PsenasA. So rpsaisa sn-si resaats- has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
DROWNING At
EOMONDS

kffNoNDs. March One q tha
sasaest accisiruts occurr~i q this
place yesterday afternooa Three
hovs and four girls vest heetias
Ths boat wna struck brss ssuAii.
and E.iward Ions. son cf u A
Loan. and Tupper MrFhnFsaa. son
~ J A MrFhrrnon. we're druWnuf
A. the Tisa - hia own life Herman
ftonn eaf>a eszeh II th@ fur kffins
The body u Young MrIaAsFeon
has heen recovered. and pnfttes arr
nos searching for the totv u Lem
Phnns a sset fer Cf<smr8 and
pssssiaa vlsnna Dye Worts. 1sas
Fsurth ave 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

IRE new eight-oarea training
silnksr fos Which ghs University ~
Washington has been signing fsf
- long. win BE- taken out fet sfin
faf the fret time this week. and the
aus' onFsmsn wiil then take thsif
flrst puii in the barge. which has
snss them nenrty $500 The haFss
vii be used - the fret team until
ths tso shells nrdsred from the eaHt
eame. ard will shen be turned over
IS ths inespo sfenr~a candidates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

Tha cream ~ auasttess hawiinx
talent isft yesterday aarruius Tar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
The MARKETS

PEE the first time n Fnanr weeks
westsfn a.. oE-nsd vita vegetables
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

SEEDS. Frsts Trs*s. Cot Fie~srN
sansahi q son. t1a Fske. cos fnd ~.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
Olympia Market

lis Pike st., saves half your meat
BILLS Try them and see. ss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
NEW YORK NATIONALS
DEFEAT los ANGELES.


Los ANGELES. March 4--The
New York Nationals and the Los
Angeles team q the Pacific Coast
League Dlayed the first Of practice
games yesterday afternoon. The
hIx lsaguers outciassed the locals
and won b. a score of 70 =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

Fsner tnapaftaa nsa hst 49, sa
ssas 3. - .lssss,ss - ~
eseaain. So rpsaiaa snsii pesaAts- -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

go 80 49, Ia - sssif., =. srss \
siss4f hsf tan. ~ sh4ts rofns fef -
EaNM sfastsl cafn go. gsf3k f@si
seat taa f4aY8. rIt4diinas Tea - e
saaa taa ts&ss1 tNam tea 10 atafts
taa fifnN shapsla1 f~s-3 Gee. Us. eass
81 eHaa5f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18
BABY WALKS AWAY MOTHER HYSTER|CAL Police Are Asked to Locate
 Little Axis Nagill, Three
 Years Old, Who Disap- peared From Home Today TAKEN FROM NEGRESS Purchased Popcorn and Was Appar- entl, Enjoying Life When Shc Was Found Ten Blocks Ava. From Her liomc-itcunion at station.
TAKEN FROM NEGRESS

f Avis Nagil, q bright little girl not quite three years old, took q notion to enjoy a walk this morning unaceom panied aud shortly after her disap- pearance from Ra9an'S boardine house, No. 209 Georgia street, where she lived with her parents, there was great excitement there and there abouts and devoted mother was al most frightened into Mysteries. The police were appealed to and through the efforts of Patrolman Jim Reid in9er, little Azis was located nearly ten blocks away from home at the home of Mrs. Travis, No. J21 West Second avenue, where she had been taken in and cared for until something could be learned of the child's parents or place of residence.
 Little Azis left home in search of her papa. She boldly walked West on Second avenue, after leaving Geor- gia street, and passing through the crowded business district unhurt, she met up with an old negroes at Sec ond avenue and Walnut street. where she engaged in conversation with the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18
M0NSG. LUCEy
 ENDORSES HUDSON Says His Ordinance to Close Saloons From Midnight to 5 Each Morning a Step in Right Direction
THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC
Should Be Regulated by Aldermanic Bodies, He Says-Reviews Moral Wave and Declares That SaiOOnist Gan Better Their Condition.

Editor Graphic: I write few words to endorse the ordinance introduced by Alderman Hudson which requires all saloons in the city to be closed from l2 o'clock at night to a. m. The sooner this question becomes settled the better for all concerned. Some of the best men in the world are engaged in the liquor traffic and some of the worst. The laws should be so made and so enforced that none but good men can succeed in the business It sthe duty of the city council to bring about this much desired state of af- fairs.
 do not think however that the city council acts honestly with the people. do not refer to the present city coun cil in particular but to city councils in general. The members of the city council have inside information enough to know when the laws of the city fail in being enforced. When they have reason to believe that the laws are not enforced and that from want of moral support or otherwise, they are unable to enforce them. the fact should be made known to the people of whom after all they are merely representatives. It will then be up to the people to act and responsibility for the sham that is often for long stretches of time enacted would be put where it belongs. If the people are satisfied that their representatives are doins all that they can and yet not enforcing the. laws then they should form law and order league that would embrace 100 or more of the leading citizens of the town and which would guarantee to the city officials all necessary moral support.
 The city council has power to con-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18

trol railroad and light and water con- panies, telephone and other utilities. Why should it not have power to con- trol the liquor traffic" Several mis- takes seem to have been made in deal ing with this question. The retail dealers are jumped upon with both feet while the wholesale dealer is al- lowed to be immune The only way to stop stream of water is to cut off it's source. If taxes were levied on every barrel of liquor and beer and ev- cry case that was to be offered for sale in city and none were allowed to be so offered without state or city rev. enue stamp upon it, then a city would be in position to attack, if war fare were necessary, the very fountain and source of all the trouble.
 Another mistake is to regulate the revenues of a city in such manner as to make a practical necessity rev enue from any and every source, no matter whether it is reputable or dis reputable No city should be granted a charter, or if granted allowed to retain it, that cannot show clearly it's ability to maintain itself by ordinary and lawful means. The taxes should be so arranged that it would make no difference whether or not a cent of revenue was received from liquor dealers.
 The good men who are ill this busi
 (Cont1nued on Page s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18

old darkeH. In cute baby talk, the little girl made ersclf understood and informed the old negress that she was searching for her "papa'' She had previously visited Wollerman's gro cery on West BarraQue street, where she purchased popcorn with nicki9, she had in her little apron pocket, and was apparently enjoying her self to her heart content
 Believing that the child lived in tl,e neighbOrhood where she found her, she old negress proceeded to visit the homes on West Second avenue. At the Travis residence the little girl was taken in and the police notified. Pa trolman Reidinger was out looking for her and he was sent there.
 Mrs. l. F. Nagill, almost hysterica1, clapped her hands with joy when she received news at the police headquac.. ters that her baby had been found. The reunion scene between the mother and baby at the chiefs office later was pathetic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18
There Is Quite a Difference

Between an overcoat that is cut in the latest style, and the kind that is offer ed for sale here now at clothiers, and manufactured years ago.
 See Eisenkramer the Tailor and get some pointers in regard to a stylish overcoat or suit. Over Citi- zens Bank. Second avenue. corner Pine Street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18

and finally the adoption of the old name by the federation
 He declared that the opposition of the members of the convention to the league was due to personal reasons. He was in favor of any agency that would make Arkansas temperance state. Then, proceeding to political questions, he said: understand first that l am not candidate for gover- nor.
 You must Or you should. however. secure from every candidate an eX- pression upon the temperance ques- tion. AS yet none of them have eN pressed themselves clearly, and We cannot as Baptists, support them. Kir- by is an unknown quantity. He carries upon one shoulder a pack of books that he cannot explain, on the other he has Jeff Davis. whose principles and influence he expects to carry him to victory. McFarlane-"
 I1CiC 1eCS H. Gl oNN to a point of order and demanded that Amis be called to order, as the con- vention was not the place to discuss gubernatorial candidates. This was done by President Atkinson. Amis closed with an appeal to the conven- tion to pass the amendment allyins the convention with the league.
 Mr. Beauchamp then endeavored to act as mediator between the opposing factions and pleaded his own motion as requiring a vote neither for nor against the league or federation Pres ident Atkinson then surrendered the gavel to Rev. J. J. Hurt of Conway and spoke against the amendment al lying the convention with the Anti Saloon league.
 League d Police Order.
 The AntiSalOon League is essen tially a fighting organization" he said. They employ detectives to ferret out crime and prosecute law infractiOns in the courts. Does this convention pro pose to become an employer of de- tectives and lawyers and take the church intosthe police organizations of Arkansas and the courts?"
 w. NJ. Pinson, a Little Rock agent of the Anti Saloon League. secured the floor, and announced himself as d member of the convention. duly cred ited, and the league agent. He asked that the amendment allying the con vention to the league be passed. MT. Amis again spoke Mr. Beauchamp secured his attention, and asked if he might put question: T have no time to bother with questions" retorted Amis. "I want to talk The ques- tion as to putting the substitute mo- tion was carried by the affirmative, only four members of the convention voting against it. Then the motion itself was put and carried by acclama ton. No negative votes were heard and the president declared it carried unanimously.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18
N'ANT,.-

Four ladies to distribute samples and demonstrate the merits of Hi-Lo Baking Powder to consumers. Easy work. good pay. Apply at 206 Pine Brokerage Co. 1t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18
WILL .sal 48Aytasi HasE (',S|y!l|'y|.[|:::('|||1' ]! W ] |....!)||l'||'l|||).l|||J|RIlI|1 : 1 l ]. [ - u-.u ' I.laNI I.IIi .

In the general prosperity of our country by having steady work ana better wages than ever boto'%e- what are you doing with yout s1areo
 Prudent workmen are making hay while the sun shines s1-thcy're build, ing bank account at our Savings Department while times are prosper ous-gettins 3 per cent interest oa their money.
 Why not join thcm2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18

!. l.. Davis of Little Rock is guest al the Hotel Jefferson
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-18
The BANK OF PINE BLUFF

Why not join them?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-17
Snr4 Strakemramber ansebaltsm
nn0 beraubt.

Sin fre8er etrabenraubsr erIei&.
terte ben supsrintsnbsntsn 8. Sup
Weners, Der gbanblsr unb 8apIor
Nai&inen.Gubrif. um cine eOIbsns l1br
nebf Rette I'm Wertbe bon circa 800
uno Sc Biz SO In baarem @eIoe. Die
8bat gei9ab on Der gde Don Della.
mare unb Ni&igan Strabs, siniee
Sbtren bon Wpsrs 6sim entfsrnt.
Der &dubsr bate 6errn Mpers ei.
nsn groben ReuoIbsr bor bis Naie ge.
balten unb ibm anb.foblen, feline
6dnbe bo&3ubalten, pdbrsnb sr beHsn
$aiden nod @ertbia&sn untsrfu9te.
Ha4 Nbnabme BON llbr unb @elb be.
mertte sr nod einsn nit sinem Gia.
manten bsriierten Srsimaursr. Rins an
Wpers' Singer, wel&su er bsrlangts
unb aIs W. oenfsIben nt9t iofurt plm
Singer lusbetommen fonnie, murbe Der
&duber un8eouloig unb periebts benz.
felben einen e&lag nit benz wsbOlper
tiber ben Ropf uuo entui9 ? in Die
nd4fe Mllep'
Rpers bsna4 ri&ti9te iofort bie po'
Ii3ei, ebe bieie ieoo6 In GefiaIt Der
5abrraopoli3iRen 5aq unb Rabs.
NADER erf4ien, mar Der Dosel Idneff
iber aae 8erge.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-17
9enti&er SramensS tlfaberetn.

Der Geuti&s Grausn 6iIfsbsrein
bisIt gsiiern Ra&mittas feline isbr gut
befu&te Sabresberiammlune I'm Deut.
f&en 6auie ab, Bet ueI&er gsIeesnbstt
aud bic BeamtenuabI fiatifanb. tuel&e
folgenbes grgebnib battle:
5rau albert Wsbser, prdFbsntin;
6rau Clemens @onnesut, l. Dies'
prdRbentin; 5rau etrubp. 2. Wiee-
prdFoentin /; irau 0srman Abnm,
5inans. eefretdrtn; 5rau 3. @sorse
Wueller, prototou. .Sstrstarin; 6rau
Sobn BuebIer, s&asmsiRsrin.
Nus ben beri&isbenen Sabres.ge.
rt&ten iif erf&tIi9, bob bic 3abl Der
MitslisSsr auaenbIidll& 226 betrdst.
bic anjabl ber unterRHsten bebarftissn
GamiIien betrue 81. bas ginfommen
bss Isbten Sabres srrei&te ben Betrae
bon $2941.4 40. mdbrenb sie Auseaben
$l409 SO betrusen. Der Werein fann
auf Elm siauftses 5abr lurtdbliden
unb NTH NIT bermebrten ,Qrdften iein
isesnssei9ts MiyieR fpriistsu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-17
Yoli3eilt@es.

Sobn Grie6, ben bte Rablei
golnif9 unb DiIion on Der alabama
unb Waibinston strabs In boaia BE-
ouisItem 3uRanbe aufaehalten batten,
wuroe sin9elo&t.
uIu 9 ooper, aus Wuntis,
Sno.. sins In Der Snoufriei&uls fti,
Rdo9en unterssbra&te Winberidb.
ris., if BON bort enifobsn. Die Ser.
waItuns oes Sntitutss sriu&ts bis go.
li3ei. nod bem Wdo&en llmT9au gu
baltsu.
2swis WiIfon, 724 RuKsn
absnus, Der bsute frhb R4 nod bes
Soutbeafern Apenue perirrte, fisI In
ben Keller sines Nsubnuss unb erreat.
bur& feline 6tIferufs bie Aufmertiam.
isit Der sanasn Wa4bari&aft. Die
RabIsr 6al unb &abema&er tpurben
CUR etsIIs bsorbert. unb bisisn eelanq
ss bann, Wilfon aus ben Keller bsraus.
au,Ieben. Dilfon uurbe berba ftet,
unb bis Anilase Der 9ranisnbeii tpnrb,
sssen TIN ertcben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-17
Nittsl sesea Semsrssefabr
nnteriu9t.

Dos 8erfi&eruns.@omite bes Com.
msreial Club rsi9ie sinsn 8eri9t tbe,
ben Sefuno bes biefi9sn Jsusrbsparts.
ments rao Der @afermsrfs sin, tpis
ibnen bsrielbe BON oem gomite be,
iadberfdnoigen Snasnisurs. uel9ss
bur9 oas NatiDnal Boarb Der TIMBER.
writers Der etaot Nsp gort nod bic,
seI&tdt mar, um bic bisRssn gerbdlt.
nife 3u ffuoiren, mitgsi6eilt mar.
Der Beriat lautsts i'm anaemeinen
fiir 5eusrospartement uno WaKerperfs
isbr shnffis unb ibnns SnbianapoIis
nit ben bsifsn Stdbtsn bes yanoea
einen gersIsit ausbalten. isbo8 poren
sinige 9srbsRsrunesborT9 gema&t,
usI8e in grwdsung sssossn uno 3u,
gslsgenen 3eit nu9 3ur ausfhbrunq
poreei9lagsn suerben iouen.
Oas eonltfe rtefp CUR V0rh9t In
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faa TN Centrum Der Stabt anbdufs
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3inouns snthdnbsn.
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nste @eisbe segen 8ranbffiFtsr ,u er.
laien. um bur& alIe bisie gornabmen
stns Rsouttion Der gsrR&srunesratsn
au sr3isIsn.
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