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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
ROMEO IS HELD
For MansIaughter in Kill
ing Patrick Griffin.
Case Continued to Monday and
Bail Fixed at S44O0.
Autopsy Shows That Fatal Blow
Ruptured a Kidney.

+ ,rtl;ind. Nc. Jan. 10.-Isaac Romeo,
who was arrested for the killing of
Patrick X. Griffin, fellow workman,
at the machine shop Of the Portland
Go. yesterday, was arraisncd in court
today on the charge Of neanslaughtcr.
The case was continued until next
Monday and bail was fixed at $ii00. Ro-
muo became enraged when Griffin
touched an eruption on his shoulder
with 4 hammer. and, it is charged,
struck him in The side and just below
the heart with Il heavy iron bar, caus-
ing death three hours later. An autop-
sy this afternoon showed that death
was caused by hemOrrhage and shOcl,
from Il rupturcd kidney. No bones
were broken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
OPERATIVES ON STRIKE.
Employees Of Chicopee Manufacturing
Co. Out for More Pay.

Chicrpr" Mass. Jan. 10.-on" thcns-
and operatives at the cotton mill Of the
chicnpc" Manufacturing 60, ut Chico
re" FANS, struck today on account of y
DISPUTE With the agent rcgardin"
Wages. Several hundred hands re-
manned ut work. bat it is thought that
unless Tho st"ik" i settled within q
few days the mills Of The company will
be shut down.
Last month 4 demand was made for
a 10 per cent. advance of wages, which
was refused by Agent Robinson. Two
or three days after Tie refusal the
Dwight Manufacturing 90, raised
wages five per cent. and the agitation
az the Chicopeo plant was resumed by
tllc operatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
GOLD and silver PRODUCTION,
House Passes Army Bill-==Senate
Limits Railroad Mems H0urs===
Notes About the Capital.
IN THE SENATE.

Washington, Jan. 10.-Aftcr moro
than five hours spent i'll a lively con-
sideration Of the subject OF limiting tn"
hours of service of railway employees,
the Senate today passed 4 substitute
for the pending bill and amendments
on that subject of which Senator La
Foll"tt. was the author as he was Of
the original bill. Tho substitute limits
the time Of train employees 10 l6 con-
socutiEe hours Of service to be follow
ed by 10 hours of rest. There was bu;
one negative vote to this action, that
Of Senator Petty3 Of Alabama.
Senator Till,nan gave notice he
y ould address the Senate Saturday or
the Brownsville affray ana Senator
Foraker announced he should cndeavor
10 get vote on the investigation rcso-
luton on that d@y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11

Fire destroyed the residence of Waldo
Card at Ellsworth shortly after 10
O'Clock " Wednesday night. Mr. Card ana
his family were Visiting in the neigh
b"rhood ana upon returning home
found the flames breaking through the
roof. The alarm was given and the fire.
men responded promptly, but owing to
the high wind and the extremely cold
weather. coupled with the long, hard
run. tho house was entirely in flames
before they arrived. and their efforts
were of no avail. The house was the
property Of Daniel Hurley. ana was
nown as the Howard place. The loss is
estimated at 500. The contents were
insured for $500, and the building for a
like sum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
Aged Woman
Burned to Crisp.

Woonsockct, r. l.. Jan. 10.--Two men
st cling smoke issuing from Il house on
Ives street at 10 o'clock this morning.
broke in the street door. They found
the body of MIS-. Ellen Carney, aged %
years. lying in the doorway between
the kitchen and the pantry. The re-
mains were burned almost to crisp
and We're unrccognizablc. Mrs. Gar
wy was alone in the house and was
probably preparing dinner for her
daughter. who is employed in one Of
the mills here, when her clothing
caught fire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
Boston Finds An
other Blue Law.

Boston. Jan. 10-Thc existence OF
another statute on the Massachusetts
books. hitherto forgotten, was dlScoV-
cred today. when Harry y. Farren,
manager OF the Columbia theater. Wa
brought into the municipal court and
charged with permitting boy 10 years
of age to witness q performance at his
theater, while unaccOmpanied by an
adult. The court found Farren guilty
and fined him so.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
Mrs. Almeda Berry.

New York. Jan. 10.-Mrs. Almcda
Berry. wife ot Gen. Hiram q. Berry OF
the Union army, who was killed at
in the Civil War. died
at the home Of her son-in-laW. Alfred
-. Snow, in brooklyn today, at the age
Of s. Mrs. Berry was Il native of
RocklanI, Nc. and had lived i'll Brook
lvn for q number of wears.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
C0R0NER'S INQUEST TODAY.
Man Who Lodged at Same House
Missing Since Noon Thursday
flour Shots Heard.

nocklund. Me. Jan. 1o.-The police
Of this city were confronted with 4
murder mystery tonight When the body
of Il kiln tender known as Ralph Con-
font. was found On .Achorn street. with
Il bullet wound III the check and an
other in tie chin.
An inquest Will b held tomorrow I'M
der The direction oc Coroner NJ. p. Jud-
kins.
Sheriff r. ]. rolmar started an inTes-
tisa,irn Immediately after tie discov-
cry &c Cnrfont's body.
II Was learned that tho murdered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11

fonts. who was an Italian. lived at a
Main street lodging house kept by Vito
Montigeno.
the house. WIS missing tonight, and
Murtigeno told the sheriff that the
missing man left the house at noon
later
Arlington Lindsay. who lives near
the place where Confont's body was
found stated tonight that he heard
four shots fired this evening. and af-
forwards heard the sound of fleeing
footStCps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
RELEASED ON BAIL.
Engineer and Conductor Of Equipment
Train Furnish Bonds.

Washington. Jan. 10.-Enginccr Hill
dcbrInd ana Conductor Hoffmicr. Of
the crew of the equipment train, who
w re- arrested last night after the
coroncr'S jury inquiring into the Terra
Gotta wreck had held them with six
others. responsible for that wreck have
been released. The former under $4,000
bend and the latter under $4,000 bond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11

The schooner Ella NJ. Doughty. which
went ashore on Long island, Portland
harbor, in the gale Of Wednesday, was
pulled off by the tugs Fannie G. and
Priscilla Thursday afternoon and towed
to Portland. Her keel was considcrab bly,
damaged and it was with some difficult
ty that she was brought up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
RAIN OR SNoW-WARMER.

Washington. Jan. 10.-Forecast for
Friday and Saturday for New Eng
land: Rain or snow and warmer Fri
day; high southwest to west winds;
Saturday fair and warmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11

The plant and buildings Of the stan
dard Powder co. of Pittsburg. at Her
rel station. foul miles from Hollida VS.
burg. Pa, We're destroyed by an cxrlo-
sion Thursday. No lives we're lost. The
explosion was caused by fire which
started in one of the buildings. The
damage will exceed 100000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
FATAL BURNING ACCIDENT.
yrs, Jcar r. Marks Of Penobscot Vic
tim of the Sad Affair.

Ellsworth. Ne, Jan. 10.-Nrs. John
H. Marks 4 Pcnobscct is dead as the
result If burning accident ut her
nome. While heating harness oil. the
nuld caught fire and ignited her cloth
's' she was IS years of age.
NcAleer would Ike to secure Yeager Of
we New York Americans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
Boston Forecast.

Boston. Jan. 1o.-Forccast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Friday probably
rain or snow. followed by fair weather;
Saturday fair ana somewhat colder;
westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
1904

riH!oory made in October more than one
e5.aion Now the largest selling l0c.
~ IN New England. Packed in boxes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
Interior Waters.
Ways and Bridges.

ways dti1 0iI19SS'
Resolve to aid building a steel bridge
across the Penobscot River between
The towns Of Lincoln and Chester.
Resolve to aid in the building Of =
highway bridge across the kennnebcc
river between the towns Of Clinton AMI
Fairfield at or near Pishon's Ferry. So
called, to connect the counties Of Ken
nebec and Somerset.
Resolve in aid of the building Of q
bridge across the St John river at Van
Buren.
Bill. IAN Act to provide for the i'm
provement Of public highways"
Towns.
Bill. ".An Act to repeal Chatter % &C
the Private and Special Laws Of 1891,
entitled. AN Act 20 set or Jonathan.
Moody with his family and estate from
the town Of Whitcfieid ard to annex
them to the town OF Gerry.
Fill. AN Act to repeal chap1tr Us OF
CONTINUED on Page Tenl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11

Fill. AN Act to amend Section - Of
Chapter & of the Revised Statutes o.
Maine relutinS - elections"
Bill. AN act TO regulate the practi
TONERS Of ortonotrE il the State ii
Maine
Bill, AN Act 10 incorporate the
Shore Acres Water Company"
Bill. An Act entitled An Act to lin
i: the tenure of office "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
Sh ore Fisheries.

Petition Of Paul =. COnhlin@ anI los
others of Boothbny and vicinity that a
law may be enacted prohibiting the
use Of Seinos or nets for the purpose Of
taking smoltS or other fish III what is
known az Pack River" or governs
Mouth Ei.cr'
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-18

Century PrintinS &c. Pbens Blael.
ea1. BaSenssNE Lewiston Mat. Bank.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-18

-
tesy and kindness toward one another
and hospitality toward ones friends.
Such q home cannot be maintained
without actual work and attention to
smallest details This takes time and
strength. often beyond the endurance
of the mistress of the house unaided,
and If she has no knowledge Of the
best way to accomplish her work she
is handicapped. not only herself, but
she Is unable to secure efficient serv-
ice from her helpers, for she cannot
herself direct them in their work and
the result IS, at best. most unsatis-
factory.
What we need is that the idea that
the beauty of home making shall take
hold upon all women, whatever their
station in life. This cannot be ac-
compfished when otherwise sensible
women win sit and pirate namely of
their lack OF knowledge OF homework
as though such lack were the hall
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-18

mark Of gentle breeding. when In
reality it Is a mistake and misfor.
tune.
When we acknowledge that the
fault is largely in ourselves and turr,
about and try, so far as in us lies
to remedy the matter, or if we cannot
ourselves do this, at least teach orr
daughters that housework is thu
handmaiden of home making, that.
home making is beautiful and that
housekeeping is honorable and wor-
thy. Drudgery ceases to be drudgery
when 1T is vitalized by high ideal
When mistress and maid stand In
the right relations, one to the other.
and when all domestic women are
working toward the. same end, than.
the servant girl viii become the.
friendly helper and the mistress a
helpful friend, then may we look for
the dawn of brighter day in affairs,
domestic.
MRS. G. w. THOMPSON.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-18
SOCIETY,".

Continued from Page Three.)
Cheha lis, Wash, and Mrs. III. G.
Gliddens OF Spokane. the guest of
Mrs. B. F. Schermerhorn. Mrs. Hol-
listers home was effectively decora-
ted in srowballs. The invited guests
were Mesdames Mcneil. Kimball,
Ransom, Allen Ransom, Watson
Peasley, Schermerhorn, Jones, Moore
Gilchrist. Glidden and Cogwell.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-18
SUICIDE MAY
REGAIN HEALTH
Mc6lynn Shows Improve
| nlent, and Has Regained
| Consciousness
snecial to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
NEzPERcE. Idaho, May 1s.-The
condition of Daniel McGlynn, who at
tempted suicide night before last, after
making murderous attack upon his
wife, is regarded today as favorable
to recovery.
McGlynn recovered consciousness
yesterday, and IL his condition con-
tinues to improve 1t is believed he will
be- able to talk within 10 days. At the
present time he seems to fully appre-
ciate the seriousness of his act and
fully understand all that's said to him
by the attendants. ~ -
Mrs. McGlynn is recovering nicely
from the nervous attack following the
terrible ordeal. but up to this time has
refused to discuss the actions of her
| husband further than to state she is
| fully convinced he was suffering from
! temporary insanity.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-18

MRS. G. w. THOMPSON.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-18
The Domestic Service Problem.

The discussion of one of the many
vexed problems of the domestic circle
In the series Of articles presented In
these columns has been productive. of
good suggestions, and the editor OF
this column feels that she is not alone
in obligations to those who have con-
trtbuted out of the fullness of theiH
thought and experience. The sympo-
stun win close with the excellent arti-
Gle offered in this issue, by Mrs.
Thompson:
The domestic service question is one
that Is forcing itself upon US more and
more, by reason of the difficulty of Sc
curing domestic help of any kind, not
to mention the faithful willing and eff
ficient service of an earlier day.
The trouble is not locSl, for the cry
is going up from every quarter OF the
land for help, help at any cost.
We are brought face to face with the
fact that times have changed. and that
the servant girl has changed with
them. but not In the way that the
overburdened housewife nor the ambi-
tious social leader nor the otherwise
helpless desire. However. new state
Of AFFAIRS has come upon us, ana new
conditions confront us, with their at
tendant difficulties to be /. met and
overcome.
The servant girl has certainly taken
the lead in bringing about this change
by quitting the field altogether and
from the vantage ground of "sales-
lady or factory girl. or almost any
thing save only housemaid, looks
back In hearty scorn upon the scene
of her earlier endeavor or with COM
miseration OF disdain upon her few
struggling. spiritless successors.
Like her sisters a little higher up
in the social scale, she has caught
the distant muttering of larger field
of usefulness for woman. Like them,
too. her head has become a little
turned and she casts about for a
wider scope for her efforts. In the
same proportions in which her ideas
go up1?) so, in the same proportion,
do her IDEAS Of housework go down
in her mental balance. She decides
that the kitchen is too combining. No
one sees her there, and IL anyone does
1t is not place In which she cares
to be seen, and often, it must be con-
fessed. is place in which she takes
neither pride nor pleasure Too often
IT is place of discomfort, misunder-
standing. inef1ciency and Indifference.
1t is vain to cry out against ex-
listing conditions or 10 beat the air
with hopeless complainings.
We can do something. however, by
helping to change the point OF View.
We must teach our daughters that
there is no work more worthy the
best efforts any woman than the
well ordering of home; NJ -ro~' "a
beautiful as the building up and
maintaining Of home, d place OF
quiet and refreshment. place in
which one may be at rest from ones-
self and all the world II need be. the
rightful center for the cherfshing Of
high ideals and the exercise 0f cour-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-18

We have a shipment Of Imported
Sardines we sell for 10 cents per can
wildenthaler & Powell.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-18

Miss Ingersoll, of the Normal, gave
a reception this afternoon between the
hours of 3 and o'clock in honor of
Miss Marks. who has been teaching
in the public schools and who is going
away for the summer. Invitations
were issued to 35 guests. The recep-
ton was given at the home of Mrs.
Blair at 21S Sixth avenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
FRET
Gin &adet Wamm=W eoi3im
fiir eimem Solar fret.

Gin Bpnpafet fir einen SuIIar Der WnnnsgReoi5in
1T frei AL beSiehen, penn man nadfrnst uno bic
NorefIe dngiebt. SieIe maunsm 1eSt;iu aiebt
Shuen nohmaIs ben Spruoel iugeuolihen GIlfs
BEN Bulls uno has 9ittern pbpiiiheH @ohlbehngens:
fie maft ben Rauu mduuereIeid, Misunderstanding nno
uauueSitdrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
S6ulfrase bei9sle9t.
9inmaaSernnes.e eies a,s 6egens
periprehen.

Wafbtn 9 o n, .. g., Is. 6sb.
Die 6on 5runciscoer G&uIfraee.
psl4e sardus s%ntiprans. bab iapa.
uii&e Sdultinbsr aus ben bHentli&en
S4ulsn fhr @sibs ausgei9lOFsn uur'
ben. III erlebist.
Die gaRs bss hsute I'm @eiBen
6auis a~etrofenen observation-disclosures 1T,
bob Wapor Sdmib uuo bic Mttglisbsr
Der S&ulbeb6ros. iofOrt nod pafR.
rung Der @inuanosr.r. Yorlaas, tpie
oieIelbe I'm gonsrsB sinssrsi9t uuros.
bic G9ulen fir Orisntale aufgeben
uno ben Sapanefsn 3utritt su ben
6fentli4sn S2ulet gsbsn tusrbsn.
Der prdRosnt unb Sserstdr Root
saben ben Gan Srantiseoeri bic Der.
R&eruns. baB cine @rtraRbung einbs.
rufen ueros. fouls oas ginmanosrunss.
sefeb bor Salub. nIio bis gum 4.
Wdra ni&t a%nssnommsr tuirb.
- Die gmi9rantsn.S orlase wirb
bsute I'm Ssnats aur abfimmuns &C.
langsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
R | Iageatg 6.
nom m { n.
Nieien:Mnternebmem
Srattion 8abnoeri@meI3uus se'
plant.

gtnetnnatt Is. Geb. Cine
Ysri&msI3ung allsr Fraction gabnsn
TN ihsusfIt9sn Ohio uno 6ifIi@en
Snoiana, bur9 usl&e gieentbum TIM
Wertbe bon 100 Wiaionsn Dollars
bstrOHsn if. iou laut elmer Welouns
bes bisRssn Simss.S tar angsRrsbt unb
ptslsi6t In nd3fer 3ufunft oermirt.
li6t iperben. Ranbel Morgart aus
philadelphia, W. Rsslep, S&ospf uno
ID. g. Rois aus biefer Staot io0sn
binter benz proiett ffebsn.
Ssrr S&oepf. Der elm Gpnbieat
philadelphia 2apttalifsn psrtritt, bot
felt mebrsrsn Sabren Giles nur srbdlt.
Hide FRACTION gigentbum gstauft ODER
sepa@tst. Stefe Arbett foa iebt fomett
esbiebem iein. baB bic 1sRbe unter
elmer Ssitung bstrisben ano aae Yer'
phi9tunaen In ben tIstnsren 0ertrdaen
isbt bur9 ois gsiammts gompasnis
our&qefhbrt nsrben. Die gompagnie
uiro tuabri&etnIi6 bk SnoianapoIis
unb Columbus gafern &raetion 60.
genannt tusrber.
Die Cincinnati, Dopton unb &olebo
8a6n tpirb bts 6auptberiebrslinie fur
oas obsre Otto unb Jnbtana fein unb
rtrb be3ieli9 Dtoibenbsn unb Bombs
earanttrt fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
Cine ttpfferioie Scffamcntsaf6rc

bei66ftigt aligenblidli6 6ie Sariler
Seboroen. m "a. 9topember b. s.
itarb in Baris bo6betagt Serr Ssfar
8arl @rnit Haab, elm gebiirtiger
Stuttgarter. Ger aIte, iebr rei1e
Serr bate ieit fiinf5ebn Sabren cine
8irtbi6afterin, Die fem 8ebalt be-
5og. I6er Serr Naas bate nusorid,
lid perlpro6en, ibr iein Sermogen
5u binterlaiien. bns 10000 Sranf
iabrlide fente bra6te. Nm "a. go.
pember mar Serr Naas al ieinem
3abnar5t gegangen, I'M Elm neues
@ebiB 5u probiren. Ser aIte Mann
ioute feline @obuung nidt pieoer.
ieben. Die 8irtbi6nfterin mar be.
reits iiber oos Iusbleiben hires
Serrn iebr beunrubigt, ais Der 3abn.
ar5t 5u ibr fam, INN ibr m~it5utbeilell,
Dab Serr Yaab franf in ieiner @ob,
niing liege. @uf Dem @ege bortbin
gelion0 Der 3abnar5t, baB Ser So
tient nuf ser Sreppe einen Stur5 ge-
tban babe uno bereits tobt iei. Serr
&aas purOe beeraben, iino bieS8irtb-
ifafterin oeponirte BEL einem Sc
ri6t Oas bonn 10. MiGr5 1906 batirte
Seitament, bas iie CUR Wiaion1rin
mndte. 3Dei Gage ipGter beponiste
audi ser 3abnar5t elm SeItnment, bas
am =. Wai oufgeIteIlt tpar, i,no alif
i'm gum nniperinlerben einiebte.
Alsbalo begannen Die beioen gIiid-
liden @rben iid 5u perflngen, unO
Ga Die 8irtbi6afterin bebauptete,
oaB Serr Iaas niht an einem Stir5
ionoern an einem S6lag ooer Stob
perihieoen lei, 10 muroe Die 2eide
Sieier Sage erbumirt. Sreili6 mar
0os &eiultat negatip. 9enn Die Ser
lebung an Ser Stirn, Die ser 2eih-
nam 5eigte, fam ebeniogut BON ei-
mem Stlr5 pie bon einem S6lag
berriibren. Der &idter miro einen
i6ueren Stano in bieier Ingelegen.
belt baben, oeren Iusgang gon5 BON
ieiner @eiSbeit abbGngt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16

Yort n, Det4., Is. 6eb.
Sier unb In point @btparb. brett tiber
Der @r.u3e In @anaba feben 8aaisnoe
bon l.sren Sradtmaaaons, bis bic De.
lsife meilsntpsit bsosden unb In bsal
hnRssa 8abnhof ein fol9es @ssrdnss
psruria9t babsn, oab Der paRagier'
usrtebr fart %9sbinoert wirb. Gus
2OnbOn. Ont, traf bsuts bic Ra9ri&t
sin. BOB f9 oaielbf mebr als 5000
Sra4twagsons In ben Rangirb6fen
6sRnosn. Bon ben Dsrtretsrn Der
giisnbabnen tutre esltsnb ssma4t. bub
.ss an 2Otomutiosn fsbIt, UNI bie Was.
CONS fort gu i9aHsn.
8reift poIiseitapttdn On.
gbieago, Is. 5sb. Gin ani9si'
n.nb irrHnnissr Wann fprans beut.
Gbsnb auf Capt. 3. o. O'8risn In
Der poli3etfatiou Ios, unb Tu&te i'm gu
eri9ieBsn. .Tu btf RooIebslt, ni&i
wabr", tuaren feline Worte. Capt.
O'Brisn i&Ius ben Wann Su Bobsn
uno entuafnsts tbn. Der unbstannts
uuroe eingefpsrrt.
W artneborIa eange.
nom m n.
20 ahirgto n. Is. 6ebr. Oh
Warineborlage. uel&s $96, 600. 000
bewtqigt. paifrte b:uts i'm 6auie.
Der @eriu9. ote au3abl Der S9Ia4t.
i4iHe 3u reou3iren f&Ius fsbl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16

SAB @biIaoclpbias eigentIide
Grinder i'm @eiten itarben, bas er-
bringt iett Der tiidtige oeuti9e Sc.
i6i6tsfori6er Hrofelior Bed.
Die nOeuti6e aulieOIungs-@eieu
ibnft" bon philadelphia, i'm Sabre
1887 ge9riinbet, itedte ii6 sum 3iel,
I'M fernen @elten amerifas cine
Static, pel6e in ieoer9inii6t 6euti6
iein ut0 bleiben ioqte, ST g%riin0erl.
Die Gtamen ser promoters, &ioer-
len, @eiiGlboft, S6mole, 2iioefing,
peI6e oen eriten 4ufruf unter5eid.
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aber nod piele &amen unter ser ie-
tigen eingcborenen oertiden Sefpob.
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an oeuti6e aIteineeieiiene Samilien
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tigen SGter ooer @roBpdter bon Tbi.
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uns Die pielfa6en @nfe6tungen nnO
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itnrfen 3u5ug BON Seutl6en aus
Stem Orleans.
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uro Sarmer. @as lie geleiitet bnben,
oas 5eigt Der 5peite TbeiI oes @ert-
6ens nit ieinen 5nblrei6en Mbbif.
oungen aus DEM beutieen Sermann.
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