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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-05

Miss Bessie Hall and Frank E. Dole
Will be married today at the home, OF
the bride 5 father by DR. Paden, MISS
Hall viii be attended by Miss. Georgia
Savage as maid Of honor ana MISS
Laura Dole as bridesmaid. Mr.. Roy
Wvland will act as best man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-05

talned tame Monday afternoon at her home,
Ioen flrst, street, in honor OF Mrs
toronto, who leaves shortly for Swift.
zSrland. Thirty guests were present.
rive hundred Was the game.
Miss Harriet Young and Mr.. Nephi
Morrls will be married today at 10
clock in the Temple, followed bv a
luncheon at the brides home to the
relatives and a few close friends.
Mrs. j. c. Ferrin announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Martha and
George A Roswell of Bingham Junction
me wedding will take place in Salt
The marriage of Miss Helen Hoag-
land and r. F. Bailey will take place
today, The young people will leave
Immediately after for an Eastern trip.
Mrs. John Clark of Garfield avenue
VIII entertain tomorrow in honor Of
MIS- Mccoy, who leaves soon TO make
her home IN Minneapolis.
Mr.. Daniel Alexander and Mr.. Dale
n. Parke have returned from the law
department. of the University of Penn
sylvania.
Mrs, Gar! Pr1nz of Milwaukee ar
rived last night 10 spend part of the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Crane.
Mrs. David Keith entertained a few
of her friends at five hundred Monday
afternoon. Three tables were played.
Miss Grace Meeks of Ogden will be
here Friday 10 be the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. NJ. B. Whitney, for few days.
Mrs. Arthur A. Smith of Chicago is
here. visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ira H.
Lewis, at 161 Thirteenth East.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Parker left yes
terday for Fort Sheridan, after spend
ing few days with her parents.
Mrs. F, S. Bascom will leave soon for
Wellesley to be present at the gradua-
tion Of Miss Louise Bascom.
Miss Elizabeth Craig is visiting Miss
Florence Lannlng few days before
she leaves for the coast.
Friends will be glad to learn that Mr..
NJ. Il. Whitney is improving from his
illness and will be out. soon
Mrs, George T. Ingersoll and daugh.
ter, Miss Katherine, have returned from
their soJourn in Los Angeles
The Utopia club will meet this after
noon with Mrs, Dunn, l03 Third street.
Mrs. ", C. Alexander entertained at
bridge tea yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Fred Leon has returned to Ken
nett, Cal,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-05

Miss Madgc Noble of New Hampton,
Iowa. who has been teaching IN the
public schools Of Burlington. Wash
tngtou, is visiting with Mrs. II. Warren
Smith, of 412 South Sixth East, MIS-
Smith win entertain for Miss Noble
this evening.
Mrs. James A. Christensen enter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-05
Evory Man His Own Doctor.

The average man cannot afford to
emplov phvgiciar for every slight
oilment or injury that may occur In his
family. nor can he afford 10 neglect
them. as so slight an injury as scratch
of a pin has beeu known to cause the
loss Of limb, Hence every man must
from necessity be his own doctor Tor
thjs class of ailments. Success often
depends upon prompt treatment, which
can only be had when suitable modI-
cinss are kept at hand. chamberlain
Remedies have been in the market Tor
many wears and enjoy good reputa~
ton. They sell for 25 cents bottle.
Chamberlain g Collie, Cholera and
D;arrboes Remedy for bowel com
plants.
Chamberlain S Cough Remedy for
coughs, colds. Group and whooping
cough
chamberlain Pam Balm Gam anti
septic liniment) for cuts, bruises, nurns'
sprains. swellings. lame back and rheu-
matte pains.
Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver
Tablets for constipation, billiousness
and stomach troubles.
Chamberlain s Salvo for diseases OF
fine skin.
One bottle of each Of these five
preparations costs but $l.25. For sale
BY any druggist.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-05

Mrs. s. A. McChrystal and her daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Parsons,
entertained Monday afternoon in honor
of Mrs Mccoy. Guests AT FIVE tables en-
joycd five hundred, and prZes were
won by Mrs. Hebcr Lee and Mrs, Geo.
w Snow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-05

Miss Daisy Holt and Claude j.. King
will be married this evening at tho
bomc of the brides parents. followed
BY a large reception, Miss Holt Will
he attended by her sister, Miss Louise
Holt, AS bridesmaid, and Mr.. Culoert
Olson as best man
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-05
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Mrs. Woodbridge will enter
tain at luncheon today at the
University. Covers will be laid
fer twelve.
Miss Noble and Mrs. l.. e..
Robinson will entertain at ten
this afternoon at the Noble
home on East South Temple.
Mrs. Clarence Post will enter
tain at a luncheon on Thursday
In honor of Miss Beatrice Davis.
Covers will be laid for six.
Mrs. Peaslee will entertain the
Bayvjew club at a Kensington
at her home on Thursday.
Mrs. G. G.. Plunnmer will enter
tain tomorrow at the Country
club III honor of Miss Lucy
Caby, one OF the June brides.
Covers will be lard for eight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-05
N)SE
] ! |

Traded disease OF the oeh
~ is Alvcolar Pyorrhea,
[S,rl as Riggs Disease.
as the gums become con
s, from the teeth, causing
E,ss loose and IN time 10
trs in fact. we might say
Ia throw up their hands
IL zones before them and
E j. no remedy for the
p victim.
aly suggest the pulling
b i consequence many an
i wearing a whole or par
toiay by reason of such
lnts.
Ei pity. Teeth perfectly
ELO6SE. WE CURE SUCH
IND GUARANTEE THE
d ziLa this statement we are
h ,kli almost every other
4 ~ viii want TO argue the
|r;i Ei and enter a firm de-
Ma Disease can be cured.
SIMPLY because they have
Ih7M.
zi % for an answer.
I've some loose teeth, and
xital demonstration Of our
an be Cause and make the
y ard healthy again, it is
a ralk 10 our Offices. suites
y Mercantile Annex.
siu sssy matter 70 make us
halt.' y The examination
irs.
ar ago Marconi came be.
rn and said he could send
ra2h the air without the
Fsph operator in the land
ess, 1t can't be done. -
ID II, and is doing it to-
ga step farther and make
Ga ior our method Of cur
Y. two or more teeth in
'i''hsr tight or loose, we
hga'cD the loose ones. but
NY around them and give
y nat will look, feel and
,rd Tor all purposes be
lscse that nature gave
WI A PLATE.
os'a sou will be able TO
q Or ANYTHING else Won
% get all The enjoyment
8 7Aeu you had ali your
= Ra'sment is true, it is
aas had never been al.
a' We patented the ORC.
'.narkable that we are
%eehmes at the doubt
200 come here and de.
Vl0's wy they will have the
Is 's are glad to give You
E,,,Ta oi yon; don t allow 2
E'.l,ao,, 10 be pulled without
IL beth.
20 yOu.
u ss,,s' s'.,s rs. book, "Alveolar
Nv MN goes into details, II
b q, Eaere Y, possible, come
81 n r.. ,ei .I US look your teeth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-05

There will be the usual mldwcek
luncheon at ! clock al the Country
club today. followed by a set OF ionr-
somes played by the following, MISS
Fitch Miss Paine, Miss McGeath, MISS
Judqe. Miss Miller. Mrs. Iglebart, Mrs.
r. E. McGurrin and Mrs. Steiner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13
&ak~batgersten.

3uifdsn ben bsiosn esniralamert'
tanii9sn Rspublitsn 0~itaraeua uno
6onburas III ss uisoer stnmal gu 6sinos
isliatsitsn 9stomm.n.
Gsi Der nisbrtesn 2uliur iensr RE
publitsn III bisier aonfitt fHr bic
fbries DeIt sismli4 bsoeutuneslos;
osiO bsD.utungsIawsrer III er fir isns
2Gnber isIber. Dtan tbut Der bortieen
Ssb6lterung unrs4t, tueri, man ans
nimmt, ibr ~unrubtser Self treble fe
gu 10 bdufiesn RsbOlntionsn oosr @ren3'
trieeen. sic piros germ 5risbsn ball
ten, ba he ni6t sinen 8ortbsil, uobl
aber ole 0a9tbsiIs bon bisfsn Rnnfit.
ten bat. vs. fno Dislmsbr bic pOliti'
idsn Rliausn, usl4e I'm peri6nli@en
5nt.rsfe oisie bdufgsn Ronfttts ber'
aufbsi4pbrer uno bic mdnnli3e BE.
pOltsrung trOB bsrsn Wioerfrsbsn In
ibrs Sisnfs prshsn. 6tr bte gntmid.
lung bisisr bou Der Ratur ibsrrsiG
esissnstsn 2dnosr ino oisie bdufissu
innsrr uno dubsrn Qonfifts Elm fnus'
res 6inbsrniB. sic Rnb bnran f4uIb,
BOB ibrs aultur nod ni6t tbsr BIZ
erfsn Nnfdnse binauseetommsn III lno
onB bic mdnnli9s 8sbblfsrung ourG
bisfr admpfe 10 i8wsr betrOfsn wiro.
oaB He In bielsn isnsr 2dnoer nur
sinsn tlsinsn 8ru3tbsil Der usibli3sn
gsb6lteruug uusma8t. Cine usitsrs
unU.rmeiolt&e 5olge III bis bortigs nis'
oriae Woral, oa biele Der bortigsn
5rausn lisber unetsli1e 3inosr baben
molten, ole gar feline. SaB Elm Wanu
bort In sbsli9sr 8emsini&aft nit meb.
rsrsn 5rausn elei&3es!ig lebt. tf In
man6sn i,nsr ionosrbarsn Rspublitsn
cine hdufae grf9einung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13

5rau Warp @bans, 80
5abre alt, murbe bur9 ibren Sobu
5obn @oans. go. 838 Charles. Strcbe
uobnbaft, als bsrmtbt eemelbet. Die
alt. Dame III ibrss boben alters ueaen
natttrli& isbr esbrs4Ii6. unb befardtst
mon, bob b~srislbsn Elm uneidf 3uss.
ffoBen tH.
ermarn 6tIItn bon No.
1404 OrfOro.S traBs. elm abliefsrunqs.
bots zines Der grObsn gsi&dfte an Der
WaibingtonsS trubs. 3Os f9 esftsrn
oaOur3 srbebli6s gsrlssuneen su. bab
er auf ben aneebli9 fd In 5ab,t be.
finosnOen ablisferunssua9sn lu iprin.
gen nsriu4te.
In Der 0frgtnia.Ipe {. ,
nabe Warplano. StraBs, aerietb sefiern
Ibeno Der Waesn 20. 470 BON ber
Sbelbp. Str. s2inie In Sranb, unb ss
bsourfts Der Ollie elmer aemiiden
Spribe Der Jeuerwsbr. UNI Dos 5susr
au unterortdsn. Der Brand f1eini
oaourd %entfanosn gu isin, bab F& bic
umpi6elung zines Der Wotore erbists
uno 5euer fling. oos R3 benz SoIsusri
mittbeilte. Der 9isnf mar riatirlit
seraume 3stt labm seleat. bod 9sIane
e sulsBt. ben Wasgun. na8oem no.
iiirIt6 bas 5suer gsl6i6t mar, BON
SsIsiis 3u i3ufsn unb ben rssslrs1tsn
getrisb pieber auf3unebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13

esstnrtsn bsr3ei8net III. uno siuar.
fubr bic connecticut" NIT oolsm
Snmpf auf uno mshrsre S%tablplatten
purosi our9 bic araft bss Stobss
stngstrieben.
@ns bic departments. Bel 6roen NIT
bsranlaBt taben mag, oisie srnfe BE-
i9dOiguns oss saifss ssbsim gu buls
ten. if Der urfanb, bab bic .@onnses
ticut" bas aomirali9iff oss Ssi&ma.
oers if uno baB He TIRE srfs Gabrt
maGte.
E~leibinas orbnste Ssfrsidr Wstcalf
on, bob admiral goans. @bsf oss @s'
iapnbsrs, cine untsriu&uns anfeaen
laHsn iOls, absr Oh oisislbs Rattgefun'
ben bat uno mos bas @siultat ossielbsn
gspeisn, barhbsr f9usiet bic @s.
i6i6te. Dies fs6t In @iosripru4 NIT
ben iOnf In iolasn 5dlsn bsfolgten
R.thuosn, uno erf iin9ft ergab f&
Elm 5al, tpsl6sr In i6arfsm 2ontraf
au osmisnissn Der v@Unnsctieut" ftsbt.
Sas panssri6if .&bOoe SsIano" fubr
in Fart nsbli9sm Wsttsr auf cine
Sanobant an Der bir9inii1en 4afie
auf. 9apiidn @arf, Der 2ommon'
oant, paro bonn Gisnfe iuspenoirt,
unb I'm 9spartsmsnt ma4ts man ni9t
oas 9erinafe 6ebl oaraus.
Ssnatorsr uno 2ongrsbmit9lisosr,
befrsunost Mtg ffsisrsn, bic unter bsm
shsmuliesn fr,ngsn 9Orgsbsn oes De-
pnrtsmsnts, mo lie $batia0en nitt
unisrortidt wurbsn, gslittsn babsn, ge'
osntsn ben 5al ofr CONNECTICUT"
elmer Sonbs 3u untsrwsrfsn, UNI ibrs
Wibbiliguna oes bonn Eepartement
in bisism 5als estibtsn SauOritismus
3u ertldren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13
Mmertfa.
=Imeri anif1es.

Die 8esietansen sipiiden @nsfanD
unb ben 8ereiniaten Staaten iinb
tir3li9 tpiebsrlm i'm 2onoonsr Seles
grdmmen unb in Der amtriuni16en
PreHe erDrtert pproen. Die Wdibin9s
toner 8erihterHutter Der Qanbespreife
baben bic Ibberufuns Ns britif6en
8oti9afters Sir Mortimer 0uruno.
Die onfdngii9 febr seididi ais Elm
gdn3li9 freipiniser &iidSus ins pr.
patleben borssfteH pDrben mar, crit
jest rntd be 2ups eennmmen uno ods
Bel tbeils b~.trGftist, mas mir bier
idon Dor einigen Bpden bdriber las=
ten, t6eils Oinee aus benz Grabbing
toner 9eieuFdaftsaben berans5pgen,
bic Ouranbs StelElns unhaltbdr ges
ma6t bdtten. Wir lesen biefen sez
Ieqi4dftli9en Reiblnsen MIR eeringsn
GinfIuB BEL. Su Wirflibtrit erfotete
Ourdnbs I6berufum iutptit lie ben
Diini6en Der amritamif9ep Reeisz
runs entIpra9, neil 0urdnb nur fpez
mig SntereHe on Der 8eikeuns Der
fanabiffen @treittsteiten seisk. uno
Ipfpeit ei. britil6e Resieruns in 5rd9t
fam. neil Ourarb unb fein 8orsdnser
Die englii6 : dm<rifani}fr 9crbriisss
runs ni4t gu fDraern Oerftmben haben.
Nfan bat in iinsfher 3eit IN goelano
gebofft, Die Rpnsofnaee iuerbe 81 elmer
neuen Nmdtxrllrg an bic 8reinisterI
StaGten fd9rcn. aber Die leste @nts
tuidlune idrint bem ni4t iebr siinltlJ
gu iein, urb md1, ertportet bafir nur
msbr Giles bon ber fpmmenben SpeiteI
!6adstr Jsiebenstonferens. Cine lanss
2orhoner Osptf1e seidntt. iaOn Elm
Yrosramn, tpie bort cine semeiniams
politif varrangtrt1 peroen fDnne, sarlj
Defenders tnbem England uno Jrontz
reid Der 0ragpIetre suftimmten. Die
bort bon ben Berelagtan Stoaten Dor
gelegt tpe1be. On onberer STEELE lit ouf
Elm. b~ritidedmuitdniide Srupsirun9
i'm 5ads segen @nti6lanb in Der
Trase Der Nbriiffums binsetuisien nor
ben. unb e tpirS fomit beutli6. boB
man IN seut1&feiHatiden Rreifn @ns>
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13

iibertraa.n, bic MpnrOelsbre gesen
DeutI@taHh ~entfeI1sln DirDel uno
bos ION 6err Ropt in berIelben &eoe
hoben fasen pplen, in Der er Die GIN
i~ponberuns Der 9eItf6N na9 Brat
lien in berSIihsn Wprten prizes unb be-
fiirfpOrtete. Der pferbefub Der
Zines" f6uarte tpeuiee Sage fpater
bcrspr, als ie &seiepeits gu4 nit
ben neberEieFeruneen bi fe1ner Rsife
mad Banana befpra4 uns earts cine
quite 9orbeeeutnns fin EN- ensEl6s
amertfsnndes 8iinSnib lab. Die
.National 2epiep" ~iibetrumpfte bic
nGimes", als lie aus 4nInb bes Bot
mathematics gum beseH CAB, 9err
BON eternbure bake m Wdfhlueton
ouseefpnit uns 3pDfeneit bab. bic
u~nberFtdmte beHtfde aumasuns fatt,
bag Berlin ibu in Der SufGe babe.
Dieter giftise @usfua crying sHr TEL
ben 3eit, als Der vSHtlof1 bon Con-
bon ben tpubrbaft nainen N~nglisismus
bcginG HoufepsIt ii omar @RslGab
frcnnbIGaftliA sefnnt, 10 lanse es
feine -eneGii6>mGtmiftsu Srugen
au lDien gsbe, aber man Tonne thH uadt
trG,lcn, bab .er fi9, itfbit in 5rasen,
Die Imerifa ni5t berlbun, aatnrms
tiId auf Seiten Gusfaub5 uub seeen
Oeuti&l1nb itsIten prrhe. G1nr nette
MuffaNuus, bob EN- d1nxri1GHs4et
9rafeeut autemntifh nah bar en6fiz
Iden 9fafe tansen mabh! 9abea eieIs
rnqIiAten Seitungen g1aee t1ne @sz@
leumSunssn Oeutitnass fdxr, ne IN
4merhd intercAiren f0uxten, i'm Bprz
rat6, 10 tperosR 2ems Gusegrffn, Die
i'd, beg 8srbredens idu[Oas MAIDEN,
nit Der Ssutfdeu Resierune sut aus
aufpmmen pber goa Die 5ernSihatt
nit 9eatidlonb su pHBen- 9r omes
ritanHde 9~Otidofte Dbite m Rpm
fpie Der Spti6afie Soper IN Berlin
5no in BEN Ishten Bo4en nit glide.
fpenn ou6 obne @rfolg dngefdQeu pors
ben, uns audi Die &eiie bes ~aneritanis
I6en 9eianbten @ummere na9 Sea
/. bradte cine Reibe bon 3eitunssmd'
bunqen iiber marrotunii6e llnsebIbr
eeoeniiber Der 9eIanbti9aft. Die iIa
ais baItlps berausftelten.
(8Oluii4e 3eitune)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13
Sur ein Nnoitorium fol- borsrF
gebaat weroea.

Die abH&t ein. SinotbaGs, berbun.
ben nit benz auditorium 3a erbauen,
tuarce bon unisrem Wapor Bootpalter
fir isBt falsn eeiafsn. baaegsn III sr
fur bic iofottigs grridiune zines au.
oitoriums alletn einqsnommen unb
pirb 3u bteism 3wsd cine spnber.
Orbinon3 benz Siaotratb porlssen. um
oenielbsn 81 beranlaHsn $23. 600 su
bewiaigsn. bamit bic Gsfammtfumme
Don 1923. 600. psl9s ote @m. g.
Sungelaus gompanp fur bic Grid.
tung zines aubitoriums berlanat, er.
rei&t piro, oab Der gontratt fufort
bergebsn uerosn fann, iinl ben Ron.
tr attors1 3u srm69li&en, ibre Stabls
unb @iisntOnfrutiuren re9i3ettig su
bsfsllen.
9tt benz Bau fnl niGt Dor @nbe
Nap Ober anfang april bsgonnen
me rosn. oa man Die bsri&teoensn
@igentbimsr bon Sidnoen In Der
Narttbale, ptIte. iObalo Der abrib
Der Dale beginnt, In temporduen
S4uppen untsrssbraGt tuerben foGen,
ni1t nod uuf 2oftsn Der stapt nit
6sueruna bsrioresn mag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13
RtIiai0fe unbuIpfam

.IeIiei0fe unbuIbfam*
lett. l1eber einen trnfen Sea ben
fpnfefioneuer Gnshrsigteit uuO Suz
toleranS beriAtt Die rOeftf9e Surns
seituns- aug Dem Orte Spierbprf III
Der baberii9sn YfaIs. BORT hfteben
cine epanselt1dr uno cine tataoiii6e
S9ule. Nun orbnete Die Rteieruns
an, bab Der Surrlnkui9t setrennt IN
MGb6.n unb &nahsn sl srtberlen lei.
Die beisn 2ebrer etnistsn f6 b9hin.
DAB Der epanglii4e fGmmtli4e Maoz
9en, Der tatbplii9e fdmmtGhe &naben
i'm Surnen unterridtete. Sas si19
aud gans gut. Oa aber erbsb Der Serr
&aplan feline Stimme uue ertIGrts, hap
bic grtbeiIune bes SurntnhrriAte5
bur9 einen epdnseItften 2ebrer an ia
tbulii6e MGbden eirx 8efahr fiir ben
@lambsn bebeute. Mfo si9ebn I'M
20. Sahrhurbert!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13
Sin dubsf pernanftises urtbeiI

Sin duberf perninftises llrtbeil
iiber bas 0sinenf, bas, 5obn o. Rode.
feuer fur grsiebuuss. 3wsde ma&.e,
fdlte Wapor fom 8. Sobnfon bon
glspslano, Obio. CT erildrte iol&e
S2sniangsn fir 9sfdbrIi&. ba In ben
Sdulen. BITE NIT fol4em gslbe unter.
fibt ruerben, nismals bie Wabrbeit
iber fo3taIbisnomif&e 8bemata eeIebrt
uerbsn btrfe. Da fol&e 9sualtigsr
S6enfunesri 2ebranfalten, benert fs
3uHiebsn. In ben Stanb ieben. anbsre
ri9t In FOLDER Weiie fubusniionirisn
Anfalten au ruiniren. rutiroe es f&lisb.
ltd iiur nod bas 0elb Der RodefeQer's,
Der garnsgie's. Der Armour's etc. fstn,
tusl9ss bte 2ebrpldne betnfuHs, uub
bon FREEZER WiRenf&aft" uhrbe banr,
ni3t u1etr bic Rebe ietn tbanen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13

- Jm Ginansoifritte In pbiIaosI-
pbia, 3d.. brad beuts In sinsm erostl
uierf0digsn @ef&dftsbauie Jeusr aus,
tpsl1es ELS, 900 S6absn psruria9ts.
Gin Wann wuroe sst6otet unb bisIe
psrionsn snisingsn nur nit tnapptr
Rotb BEN teuertobe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13

Sie Naturalization Republi.
fen 6Onouras uno Ricaraeua molten
%einanoer befriesen-sinsr Der Jdae, mo
prdfosnt Rooisb.lt's .antppsl aus
benz Sud-" 3u gbren fommsrl tann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13

Ser einfise Stablf0nis @barles
M. Sdwab bat ieinsr Sdw.ftsr gum
6O&ssitas.binos swsi Ntaionsn Doll
lars esi&sntt - Elm S4mabenfrsia.
osfsn amerita H4 ni4t ~ i9dmsn
brau4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13

S~mtsrehant nnb infrnftip mare
bic 8%sranhaltuns elmer probs oartiber.
Oh bic Sapaner ielbf nun au& uobl
ben aroern Rationen bic A&tune snt.
ssgenbrtusen. wsl&e fe fir f3 ielbff
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13

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uno man fanb He fpdter on Der unfan.
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rsre Qtnber.
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Stott bon glar; @ountp. Der I'D aut
elmer Snfpeitionstour bur& bas County
beinbst, tuurbe cine r.stte uebsrraf&
uns su 9beiI, oils er bas e&ulesbdHos
In Bo6art befu9te. Sdmmtlt&e Zen.
fiern bes e&ulIofols tuarel asrtrim.
inert. Die qrobe Danbfarte an Der
@anb mar NIT ReboloerfuasIn bur&.
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f&rant 3srfstt unb auf anbere Weifs
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26

| NEW YORK, July sS-. Acting Dis
tnct Attorney Smythe and an assistant
are doing their best to probe deeply IN
10 the terroristic methods employed
against wealthy Armenians TO force
them to contribute the anti'1mkish
movement being worked up by certain
countymcn,
That these rcvolutionists Armcnians,
who Il appears constitute tho society
called Hunehakist, do not stop at mur,
der was proven by the shooting to death
on Monday of IL, ). Tsshanjian, the rich
rug importer in Union sjuare, Mcssrs,
Sm!thc and Manley have had several
hmenans before them and expect "a
examine others today. Every witness
so far questioned has besought the dis
triet attorneys office to keep his name
and the fact Of his presence In the Of
fciafs office secret, 30 great Is the fear
among Armenians Of the lIunchakist,
Inquiry is therefore no. public one.
1t has been learned that so bold has
the Hunchakist become that when about
an hour after the murder Of Tvshanjian
threatening letters were mailed to at
least half u dozen well 10 do Armcnians,
One such letter Il appears IRON the post
mark, was mailed in the district bound
ed by Houston, Goth Streets, the Fast
river and Fourth Avenue, District At.
torpcy Smythc is sure that this letter
was written By an accomplice OF the
man who killed Tvashsnjian. The re-
cipient OF the letter was A. kaajhcu.
sian. rug importer whose brothers
have large business In Constantinople
and Paris. All the letters announce the
death OF Tyashanjian and threaten the
others with the same fate unless they
submit to the blackmail already demau
ded.
The rich Armenians here are in great
fear OF their lives. Conycrsant with
eastern methods OF justice, they do not
understand why the district attorney
does not throw into prison number OF
Armenians whose names they have Civ
en- the authorities.
Some OF the threatened men are even
said to be considering the project to raise
a defense fund, hire rival society and
exterminate all the blackmailers and
murderers. Others are much less ag-
gressiye and counsel yielding to the
blackmailers for the time being and
trusting to the district attorneys Office
to break up the system.
The rug importers business makes
them an easier prey than they would
otherwise because 1t obliges them to
keep on friendly terms with the Turkish
government and result, hostile to the
Armenian reyolutionists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26
HAS RESIGNED.
During Quarter Of Century Of Service
Has Mado Enviable Record.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Audrew Ma
son. superintendent Of the New York
assay office, who has been in the service
Of the government for 50 years or more,
has presented his resignation to Direc-
tor of the Mint Roberts. He has for
warded it to President Roosevelt.
During half century of service in
the Philadelphia mint and in the New
York assay Office, Superintendent Mason
has made an enyiable record. Among his
other services to the government was the
invention Of new process for refining
the precious metals, which resulted in
the saving of large sums annually in the
cost of operating the New York assay
office. In recognition oE his services
Congress voted Mr.. Mason large bonus.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26
MINISTER BANKRUPT.
First Time in History Of Petition in
Bankruptcy by Minister.

NEW YORK, July 25.--For the first
time in its history the bankruptcy
branch of the United States District
Court has before it a petition in bank
ruptcy signed by minister. The petit
toner is Edward Van Fradenburgh, a
resident Of Liberty, N. Y. In his petit
tion he calls himself "Retired minis
ter The total Of the Rev. Van Fraden-
burgh fortune Is $3247, and his assets
amount to $2l5O. Many bankruptcy
lawyers who say the schedule expressed
doubt as to whether a retired minister's
vocation brings him within the class Of
persons privileged to take advantage Of
the bankruptcy act, which provides for
the bankruptcy Of professional per-
sons.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26
Terror TO AMERICA
Revolutionary Armenlans Force
Countrymen to Contribute.
MURDER NOT STOPPED At

Society Called Hunehakist Does Not Stop
At Murder To Force Contributions For
Anti-Turkish Movements Being Work
ed Up By Certain countymen.