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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-30
AUTOMOBILES
in COLLISION
c. w. METSKER RUNS MA
CHINE INTO r. A. RAN
DALLL'S CAR BADLY DE-
MOLISHING THE LAT
TER-DAMAGE
ABOUT $500.

In celebration of Henry A Barn
hart's wonderful victory at the Dem
ocatic convention Thursday, c. w
Metsker, editor OF the Plymouth
Democrat, jumped into the drivers
seat of his Buick automobile, chased
the same around town at a breakneck
speed that evening and did not stop
until he had run into Superintendent
Rapdall's new Lambert, and ruined
the latter machine, and now the dim
inutive editor is planning another
beauty contest" to- help him raise
the 200 bones which the damage will
amount TO.
At about 7:3O Thursday evening,
Prof. Randall with his wife beside
hir;, and Mrs. VIM. Everly on The
rumble sea. cf his Lambert runabout,
were running south on Plum str.e: :;
moderate speed. They were bound
Tor the Bair farm and intended ;Irn-
ing west IN CAIRO street. Behind
them, and unknown to the person,
in the Lambert auto, came g ".
Metsker driving his Buick. Without
using a cl'ild's judgment in reference
to possible turn outs, stops, etc, the
editor closed up behind Mr.. Randall
When the latter turned west, thc
Buick machine struck the Lambert
squarely in the middle The project
ing springs protected the Buick bu.
wrought havoc with Mr.. Randall 5
machine. Instead of shutting off the
power, and applying the brake Mr.
Metsker got the buck fever" and
threw up his hands and prepared to
leap for safety. The offending ma
chine pushed the Lambert clear
across the street, until the curb was
struck, when the damage was done.
This tore three of the wheels from
Mr. Randall's car, sprung the rear
axle, ruined all of the tires, and bad
~ dented and SCARED the body
Prof. Randall is somewhat piqued
over the accident, and says the dam,
age will be about $500.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-30
LaPorte PROSPECTUS.

We are in receip. of copy of the
prospectus for the LaPorte Home
coming, TO be held the week of Aug.
%. The book was published by the
Argus-Bulletin Co., and is as fine a
work of printers ar. as could be
found. The book is richly illustrated
with half tones, the press work on
which could not be exceIled.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-30
WILL PAY IN EVEN CHANGE.
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Adopts New Arrangement-in
Effect This Month.

With view of facilitating book
keeping the Pennsylvania railroad
has adopted new plan in issusing
checks to its employees for wages due.
Commencing this month, all checks
viii end o or 5. If the check is for
S70.o2, the extra two cents will 90
to the company, but if it is $7o.33
1t Will be inscreased to s70.35, the en-
ployc getting the benefit. The same
plan has long since been adopted by
other railroads.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-30

The remnants of curduroy road
laid through Mishawaka and South
Bend over seventy-hve years ago
were discovered Monday at Misha-
waka by workmen who were exca-
vating for sewer. The road was
eight feet below the present street
level and the logs were in excellent
condition.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-30
Druggists Envade Law.

In response to inquiries which the
United States opium comm ssion has
made of the state board of health rel
ative to the use of opium II Indiana
DIR. Hurry, secretary OF the state
board, has forwarded the commission
information that people addicted to
the opium habit are going around the
pharmacy law which prohibits the
sale of the drug without a prescrip-
ton.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-30
Circus Menagerie Has Many
Nov elites.

The menagerie with Ringing
Brothers Worlds Greatest Show
is a complete display of the vari-
Gus types of lower animal life. In
it are the three tallest giraffes
in the world, gnues, yaks, hippo
potami, llamas, nylghaus, vlak,
vaarks, a gagantic rhinoceros,
Philippine cattle, ibexes, zebues,
the largest herd OF elephants in
the world and various other rare
and interesting members of the
animal kingdom.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-30
Birth Bounty Newest Risk.

Insurance Commissioner Barry OF
Lansing, Mich, has received applica-
tions from a person who wishes to
include in his insurance business
risks against the stork. 1t is not a
race suicide scheme, but the opposite
the plan being to pay benefits in case
of births. Commissioner Barry will
grant the license.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-30
D1pHrHER1A ON wARsH1p.
Disease Among Nebraska Crew First
Diagnosed as Scarlet Fever.

The outbreak of disease on the bat
tleship Nebraska. wlrich was reported
TO be scarlet fever, turned out to have
been diphtherfs. Rear Admiral Chas.
S. Sperry, oommander-in-chief of the
fleet in Honolulu, telegraphed the
navy department Tuesday that the
entire ships complement had been
examined for diphtheria bacilli. Nine
suspects were transferred to the hos
pital ship Relief. The ship and all
other members of the crew were
frunigzted and the Nebraska joined
the feet.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-30
Circus Has It's Own Postofhce.

Ringing Borthers' circus supports
its own postoffice The postmaste OF
Ringlingville is Jules Turnover. He
handles on an average of thousand
letters a day. In addition to post
Office. the circus also supports lib
rary, two general stores a dynamo
plant, hospital hotel, dental parlor,
barber shops, shoe shops photograph
gallery and all the various mechanical
shops found in the average city.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-30
GERMAN CAR
FIRST INTO PARIS.
Completes the Round the World
Tour.

The German automobile in the
New York TO Paris race arrived at
Paris Sunda evening and was greet.
ed with loud cheers by the Sunday
promenadors as it swept I'D the
crowded boulevards to the finishing
post escorted by large number OF
automobiles. AS the German car hal
completed the circuit of the world
at Berlin, its arrival at Paris was
not attended by any official ceremon-
les.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-30
Fish Can Now Drink Like Men.

Ten thousand bottles of whisky,
wines and beer and twenty-five kegs
of beer, conhsoated as bootleg goods
throughout Oklahoma, were emptied
into river at Guthrie Tuesday. All
of it was below the sIAte's standard
Of liquor for medicinal purposes.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-30
CENTRAL AMERICA
WAR is ON?
Reported that Declaration Has Been
Made Involving Four Nations.

A prominent foreign consul now
at Panama, who lived for many years
i'm Central America said Wednesday
night that he had received a cabel-
gram Wednesday afternoon stating
that war had been declared, or would
be declared at any moment, between
Nicaragua and Honduras against
Guatemala and Salvador.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-30

Suit has been brought against the
city by Mrs. Harley Hartzell, who
was injured by falling on the walk in
front of the premises OF Mrs. Jacob
1Hoham. Several walks were ordered
constructed.
The city board of health was in
structed to investigate several clos
cts reported unsanitary, on west La
Porte street.
The report of street commissioner
Harry Harris was read and placed on
file.
Committee ON accounts and sta
tionery reported bills amounting to
S556.00 which were allowed.
A crosswalk was ordered construct
ed on Barnhill street, at the crossing
of Alexander
Thirty d.. sidewalk notices were
ordered ssuved on several residents
of Williams street.
John Olds asked to have a grade
established on Shelley drive.
1t was decided that before the auc-
ton sale on cemetery lots is held.
that the committee will appraise
minimum valuation for each lot to be
sold.
Bids for laying the Pearl street
sewer were opened. Bids vert sub
mitted by Neff and Gordon, ]. M.
Herman and John Flosinzier. The bid
of John Flosinzier was accepted, and
was as follows:
10 inch thing at SO cts per foot
inch tiling at 81 cts. per foot
inch tdling with trap IS cts.
Catch basins $3.50 complete
Manholes $42.50 complete
Samuel Tomlinson of the Tele-
phone Exchange, asked the assistance
of the city engineer in running a line
through alleys where telephone are to
be erected. Same was granted.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-30

VentfOn OF the lnlrteentn tlotrlCt, Was
held in the yard of the old Thayer
mansion in this city Thursday after
noon Henry A. Barnhart of Fulton
county, editor of the Rochester Sen
tinel was given the nomination unan-
:mously. After the convention, Thom-
as R. Marshall of Columbia City, Dem
ocratic candidate for governor ad-
dressed the convention and evoked
the only enthusiasm that vas mani
tested throughout the whole simple
affair.
The convention was called to order
at las p. m. by District chairman 5.
N. Stevens. After few remarks by
Mr. Stevens the call for the meeting
was read by Secretary John R. Jones.
IN the call, rhe apportionment of del
egates run as follows:
Elkhart 20
Fulton IL
Kosciusko Is
Marshall II
Pulaski
ST. Joseph 80
Siarke 6
Total 1O4
1t was then moved and carried tina,
the delegations from the various
counties retire and select a chairman
for its delegation. Upon roll call by
the secretary, the following names
wefa announced:
E,lkiart, A. R. Gildea
Fulton, Fitz Montgomery
Kosciusko, Henry T. Kline
Marshall, c. W. Metsker
Pulaski, John Anstis
St. Joseph, w. A. McInerny
Starke, B. D. l.. Clazenbrook
For permanent chairman S. N.
Stevens was retained. )and Rober.
Proctor of Elkhart county, was made
permanent secretary Chairman Stew
ems thanked the convention for the
honor bestowed upon himself
At this point Glee Club from Ro-
chester, composed of eight voices and
guitar, amused the crowd for few
minutes An original ballad entAisd
Get aboard the Democrat ship" was
rendered, in which tributes were paid
to- Barnhart and Judge Bernetha of
Rochester, Thomas Marshall, and
VIM. J. Bryan.
The members OF the club were
dressed in ducks, and straw hats and
made quite hit, being called back
for encore
c. w. Metsker OF Plymouth, moved
that the convention proceed with
nominations Motion carried and the
roll was called. In clean cut, and
well delive1ed speech, Fitz Mont
gomery of Fulton county, presented
the name of Henry Barnhart. This
nomination was seconded by each of
the other counties. Mr. Glazebrook
of Starke county said that they had
a candidate who could carry the DIS.
trict, that man was Andrew J. Bun
nell, but for the sake OF harmony. his
name was suppressed in favor OF
Henry Barnhart After the nomina-
tion was made unanimous it was dis
covered that whether the nomination
was for the long, or short term. or
both, had not been designated.
Thereupon il was moved and carried
unanimously that Henry A. Barn.
hart be the Democratic nominee for
both the long and short terms IN con-
gress.
Chairman Stevens then introduced
Mr. Barnhart, who delivered a short
speech OF acceptance, thanking the
convention for the nomination and
promising to- do all in his power
toward carrying the 18th District for
Democrats. Thomas r. Marshall, OF
Columbia City, Democratic candidate
Tor governor, then took the stand and
carried away the crowd win rous-
ing Democratic speech
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-30
New Suits Filed

VIM Guyatt versus Geo. r. How
ard etal, complaint on note.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-30
FOR PROTECTION
OF CROSSINGS
CITY COUNCIL WILL FORCE
VANDALIA AND L. E. & w.
RVS TO PLACE WATCH
MEN AT DANGEROUS
CROSSINGS-COUN-
Gil NEWS.

AT meeting of the city council
Monday evening, the city attorney
was instructed to prepare an ordi-
nance requiring the Lake Erie and
Western and Vandalia railroads TO
place watchmen for each railroad. at
the South street and Jefferson street
crossings. Both of these crossings
are dangerous and unprotected. On
South street. where o. p. Bair was
killed recently, the view of approach
ing trains is shut. off by buildings.
This is also true of the crossings OF
both railroads at Jefferson street.
The ordinance will be presented at
the next meeting, on August sth,
when it will probably be passed. 1t
was also recalled that, when the
watchman was placed on Caro- street
II was required that there be two.
one for each railroad The railroad
companies had promised however, to
construct gates, and-a tower SO that
one man could operate them. This
has never been done, and the city at
torny was instructed to make investi-
cations. The city clerk was instruct
ed to notify the L. E. & w. Ry. TO
build cement sidwalks across their
tracks. all along the line from Wash
Ington street, north to the city limits
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31

6e11 fgrfte eller, iom nogle bar bill
let paaltoa, Sen enoelige 2esning al
2uftieila6s- -Sp6rgsmaalet. Set er
lenge iioen man fit bi6e, at ftDrbare
2ufhfibe bgrte til Sc praftiffe Mu=
ligbe6er;; og Ser bill en6nu bengaa
en- lang Marreffe, in6en 6isie font
mer ioa pi6t, at be fan tages 8rng
fom ful6t paali6elige, nn6er alle
normale Gorbolo itfre Sransport-
mi6ler. Men 3eppelins 2uftfart s.
i. Suli / 12 elmer biier, at Sp-
fin6erne / 6ette Sag MI er u6e ober
oen San1len, lom betegner ale 8e-
gpnoelier, og at set MI Blot gjeloer
ON at fnl6fommengigre Spfin6elien
og gigre Sen iiffer for 8rug | alle
Sc proftiffe 9ieme0, / bbilfe ben
fan tpnfes onben6t.
Den amerifanife Nresie ion1 Sel=
| lbeh bar life ofret 8egiDenbe0en 5.
ii sSuli iDn6erlig 9pmarfiombe6, 8
bar innpi6t ontalt Sen ION en- III
lrigs Npbe6. 9aa Dpftn6eIier
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31
Oanmar6S Jor(0ar.
Toriparsfomisiionens 8etGnfnino
uffenliggjort.

SSfelge Telegram fra &jebenbupn
al 20. sSl1li er Sen mes Sppn0ing
in1pbeiete Bet9nfl1ing fra JoriDars=
fonisiionert, &ell1ltatet al &omiSlio=
mems Mrbeioe 6 9lar, blepen offen=
liggiort. Sfplge 5elegrom1net anbe<
faler SEN en fraftia l1opifling al Scr
og 6loabe. S Officersfreole bliper
0enne Hlan lfarpt firth leret, ioet man
/ bisle foretreffer ltbni6elie og Jor=
iterfning al G9jtningsperfer, og Ser
ifal en0og bore Gale ON, at Me0lem>
merne al Generalization, paa en- en-
felt ltn0tagelie ner, pil tage Mfifeb,
bbiS Rigs6agen gaor inb paa Ior=
observation-disclosures Hlan.
st Selegran tioligere / l1ge11 lne0-
0eler ct @Dgte on1, at 9onmarf pg
Sperige bar in0gaaet en- befe11lip og
offeniib Militeralliance.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31

bar fulofommen &erre oper iaa bel
ielpe 9uftifibet 1om bber enfelt al
bets 0ele og 8ebegelier. Sg ga
@reoe Zeppelin efter Sc 12 Sinners
@eilo6s giennem 2uften, ober So
oenieen og 6ens S1rgipelier, after
fbrte fit 2uftffib til ssSorber1 bar
bette life for6i oets 8ereepne bar
n6t6nt, eller 6ets 0a1ft11er trengte
til @fteriDn. Neo1tigningen 1fete
iimpelt ben, for0t 3eppelin bab0e
opnaaet alt bba6 ban enlfe6e at foa
faitilaaet beo 6enne 2eiligbe6. @an
forbereoer Jig MI paa en- 2uftfart
paa "a Sinner ser mnlig ollereoe
bor fnn6et @te6, naar Bette genmer
al Bla6et 1aoer fine 2elere.
Denne 2nftieila6s bor bberfen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31

er fg6t sen 8oe SuIi 1888, oItiaa
for netop 70 Mor ii6en &onitnn3
be0 @o6enigen og bar fra fin ling.
oom tiolig og tent bebeget fig paa
6enne CD. Otter en- fort &i6 at
babe bei6gt Sen polptefnifte 2ere-
anltalt / Stnttgart traaote ban in6
/ @aren og blep officer 1853. Com
fripillig 6eltog ban s IN ame-
r / t nife 8or erfr is
1 863 og fit ber 9eiligbe6 til at
ie> bpilfen 8etp6ning en- vballon
coptif" (et foitgiort 2uftHb) bar t
&rigsti0er. San foretog beo fam.
me 9ei1igbe0 fin fdrite 2uftieila6s.
&iemben6t til tit 6e6reIano 6eltog
ban &rigene 1866 og 1870-7t
og abancere6e efterboan0en op til
@enerallditnant. S Naret 1890
traa6te fan n6 of oftip SjeneIte og
tog 8olig Stuttgart, men bber
CONNER traf bom be6 Bo6eni6e1,
bpor Fan boe0e paa @erreie6et
@iersburg, Ser ligger poa icbtpei5if
@runo, tet be6 Sen tplfe @ren6ie.
Set melt interesiante be6 benne
Mon0s 6orbin0elie me6 2uftieila68
er, at Fan, Ser lite er sSngerigr af
Sag bar noaet iaa longt frem.
Set bar fgrit / Sc ii6ite Mor af
fin aftibe Militertio> at bmn tom
til at beifiefttge Jig meo BrobIen1et
onr set itprbare 2uftfib, og MnIe6-
ningen BERTH gab ct 9frtft af ben
oaperen0e tDife Hoitlefreter @te-
pban ON u8er6enspoit og 2uftiei-
1a6s". Zeppelin bar itrafs paa set
rene me6, at set pil6e bore af
nmoa6elig 8etponing, ON set f1t11be
1Dffes at bDgge ct 2nftffib, iom
Menneifene fln6e itDre lige iaa
go6t iom Danrpffibet> og u6biHeoe
! ct @frift, bbor itore Gor6ele ct
iaaoant 2uftifib biI6e brtnge s. IT
B e t o. + s r N g e n, i6et ban
BOG ian1ti6ig bap6e Rie for bets
8etD6ning for 80 ct o r o T D.
g | e II og g RI g st n e.
+ t e n. Strofs fra fgrite Tpro
bar ban paa set rene ne6, at bans
8allon fnloe bore d f ibst
81 a t e r i a I e (M I II m i
n | II my og babe to Sfrner, %
lat 6ens Dribfraft ifl1Ioe bore e1rterl
g a 3 Ell I e r g + / n t. Set
lpffeoes ban1 at faa set prensfiife
&rigsminiiteriu11 til at ne6Iptte era.
&omisiion, for at bans Maner fun f1ul-
6e blibe 1tn6eriGgte, men oe iag-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31
1s. AARGANG.
zrppRltna Tmftakth.
&erbenS met fulofOmne iprbare 2mftieiler.

Smraaoe er M1nerifanerne arroga1-
te, ifepttffe oDer for ali, iom life
itanner fra glmertfa eller 6og fra
en- 9lmerifaner eller on1ertfani1eret
nblen6irg. Des mere Opn1erfio111-
be0 bar 3eppelins 2uftfart baft /
ben europeilfe Bresfe, og 6e fofte
1ge no6tagne 8la6e 6eropre fra er
ful6e at 8eifrioelier ODER 2uftfar.
ten og 8etragtninger ober bens 8e.
tD6ning.
Gdrit rogle Gr6 ON 2uftifibets
Spfi110er.
@rebe 3eppelin bar i116tn for 10
Mar ii6en fun tibet fien6t 10 ober
lit tpfe 6r6relan6s @ren6fer. &an
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31

Sen lite SSSuli 1908 blep en- Mer-
feoag Menneifebeoens og Grans-
portbeienets @i1torte. &oa sen 9og
ponot Menneifeinillet lin fprlte af-
gigren6e .@eir oper Sc 8anifeligbe-
Ser, iom taorner Jig op imo0 2uft-
babets l16nDttelie iom Eransport-
meoiun Seirberren er oen 70 Mar
gamle tplfe @repe S s nan 5
3 e p p e I II, iom efter oare-
lange Sorigg n1eo ct ltprbart 2uft-
ifib, baaret oppe pe6 cit gasfDl6t
8ebol6er, orepet fren1 be0 en- Mo=
tor og itpret peo ct Gor, foretog en-
2nftieila6s, ser bareoe 12 Simer, i
bbilfet Si6srum fan bpert Minnt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31
5ra mango EQnter.

Sben @eoin fanoen. Com nplig
me00elt bar Ser i'6berige berifet e1l=
oel 9gngitelie for 5pen Seoin, sen
befjen6te Opoageliesreiienbe set In
Gre Miien, fra bbem Ser fife bar pg=
ret bert / oper ct Nar. Sans Ga=
mile bap6e anmo0et Sen in0iife 93e-
giertng om at in0bente SplDsninger
ON bam. st Telegram fra Simla
me0oeler 8. 80. 6s., at Ell &arapane
er onfomnet til 2'@asia fra 9eb /
SSS110us0alen og ne66eler, at Sen far
truffet lammen meo 5pen @eoin, Ser
befinoer fig bel, og bans @arabnne
par go0 6orfatning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31
91lere 5o(6eltpre / offer
(an0.
SDrfict blipcr fonititntipnelt Momar.
Fl.

sSfior in6fdrtes 6olfeltpre &er
liell. 9e li0lte SiOerS 8egipenbe0e1
far pilt, at Set er lettere for s.
elterlan6lfe 6prlter at gipe lfignn'
2pfter ems at bol6e 6iSie = / bber:
Golo far &eriiens nDe Sbab gior:
tit be6ite for at p0elegge &onitttu
tipnen. Wlen Set er oog at pente
at ser e11gang bill fonme &o og Sr'
Sen 0e periiife Gorbol0, og at Sc,
uo al Torpiflingen oi[ opitoa en- Sro
ming, iom piier, at pgiaa be otter
lan6ife Solf fan tage 8are paa 6eres
egne Mfferer.
Si6lte l1ge onerralfe6es 8er0e1
be6, at SDrfiet' oglaa er b1epet er
fon1tituttonel ,Stot. sessfalge 2obeI
bor Sprfiet bopt en- lopgipenoe folfe
palgt 6orlan1ling ober 80 Nar
Wen Sen bar life peret / @irfiombel
ii6en 1877, og Sultan 9lb6ul &amii
II. bor beret set tprfiife 9iiges enc
pel0ige @erifer.
Gonrn1e 6ulton Mb6nI &ami6 be
lteg SEN tDrfilfe Srone / 1875 og gat
iomme Star lit &ige en- &onititutior
lne0 Ell tofalnret lopgipe16e Goriam
ling. 9enne ialnle0es / Marts 1877
Men Set bi1te Jig inart, at &Drfie1
fife bar mo0ent for &eformer. 5000
ne0en efter u66rg0 Sen rusiiif-tprfi
ife &rig, Yarlomentet bleo biemien6t
og &rigel1 en0te lne0 geeoerlag 10,
Iprfiet. Sen lopgipen0e Sorlam
ling blep ol6rig li6en in6faIot.
Sioen 6a bar set ite6ie ulnet
@efolfninge1l men / Sc ienere 9al
for &eforn1portiet uDe unge Sprfer'
ite0ie mere bdjlpDt forlangt &on1t1tu'
tionen in0fdrt poanp. Sultaner
6opoe olngioet Jig me0 geaa0gipere
ser bol0t Sil1aenes ptrfelige Sil
lton6 ifjult for ban og bil0te bon
i1,0, at ser bperfel1 par Srang I'll
Heform for &igets slff9rers @fpl>
eller &rap ON &eform hanot &efolf
ntngen.
"a n1o6tog Su1tanen plu6ielie
forle6en Me10elelie onl at Mlbaner
ne, iom til olle 5tber bopoe pere:
aniet for Sultanens melt trofait'
Silbengere, bap0e in6gaaet en- Gam
menipgrgelie for at faa &onltitutio'
men gie11in6fgrt. Set bar ganffe ier,
ligt 9ftgets @torpilir, Serb Saba
ielp en- Mlbnner, Ser baDoe bolbt Mb
sui &omio SEN Sro, at Mlbanerns
life pil6e ibigte bam. 5aa inar1
SuItonen fit Meo6elelie ON, at So
unge SDrfer" bab0e oeres &ope6itpr'
fe blQn6t 4lbanerne, oflfe6ige6e ba1
Serb Saba og tilfal6te en- Stlben'
ger al @on1titutionen> @nib &aibo
Ser oap bam set 9faa6 at bdie fig
for @nifet on &onftit1tionen. sln'
Ore tprfiife @tatsmpn6, Der l9nge
bab0e ppret fierne6e fra @tntsanlig'
gen6er, gap set iamme 9taab, oQ
G6elgen bIep, at 5ai6 u6nebntes til
Storpilir pg Broflamattonen on
&oltitutionen blep n6lte6t.
&onltitutionen tiliiger Eprfern,
perionlig Tribeo, tngen Straf u6e1
@ettergang, 9feligtonsfribe6, #
Eresie, 2igbe0 for 2oben for all
Sprfer, 5ifferbe6 for gien6om Of
Sorturens Dpbnbelie. Sen Iobgipen
Sc Soriat1ltng ifal beitaa at 2 Sam
re, af bbilfet bet enc, genatet, no
ngpnes at @ongen, bet on6et, Depu
teretfnmmeret ,pplges r11eo / Meo
lem for boer5 O,oo0 Snobpgg gere.
s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31

Snbepcnbencc Hartp, set 11pe po-
litilfe Harti, ion1 er blepet til poo
8illiam 81. &earlts Snitiatip, bc=
gpn0te / 5irsoogS lin Notionalfon=
bention Gbicago. &earit pqr Sen
le0en0e Man6 &onpentionen og oob=
ne0e 6enne iom mi6lerti6ig Gboir-
mon 1ne0 en- Sale, / bpilfe11 fan orog
ilfeltS moo alle Sc nn0re politiife
Eartier u0en l1n6tagelle. 9eabnlig
rette0e ban ct lfarpt Mngreb paa IS.
S. 8rDan, lom fan betegne6e lonl
u0en ipra9le0e &iooer". 9earit bap=
Sc pao Gorboan6 erfleret, at pan
fife bil0e 1noota9e Domination for
Breiioent, men Ser blep 0og afgipet
c. 50 Stemlner for bans &anoioatnr
De0 9eon1inationen ion fore9if
Girs0ag 9lften. SEQ treble slf1ten1-
ming non1inereoes Sbomas 8. @isgen
al Masiacbuietts for Ereli6e11t og
Sobn Sernple @ropes al Georgia for
8icepr9ii6ent. gn al 9elegoterne,
S. S. Sbepbar6 al &aniaS, bap0e
SEN 9riitigbe6 at forellaa IS. S.
8rDan iom Bartiets Hreli6ent=&on=
0t6at, men Sr6et blep bam frobro=
get, og ban baobe ner paa0raget Jig
en- 0ragt Erpgl al Sc andre 9ele-
CATER.
9en itprc Mulft. Sen 1ioite uge
,af 9ommer @rolscup / Gbicago Mp=
pelret afgipne @jen6elie, ser opbe=
Der SEN Stan6ar6 Oil Company al
9omner 9anbis Di1triftsretten
ifien6te 8e6e paa li29,400,000, bar
baft '6en itgrlte 9pmerflombe6 2an=
Set oper og gipet @nleoning til mani
ge for Oommer @roiscup lioet ir1ig-
renoe &onentarer. Set er bIepet
fortalt, at @roiscup bil6e opgipe lin
0ommeri itilling og b1ipe @orpora=
tionslagfgrer, en6pioere at Ser fra
bans &etsinl par iipet Torboanos-
n1e66elelier no ON bporle6es bans
&ien6elle bil6e blibe, bbilfet fgrte til
en- Dol6iom @tigning of Stan6aro.
Sil Iftier, iaa SSobn 9. &ocfefel==
Ter og 6e anbre Mftieeiere tjente Is.
Millioner Collars paa oenl foru0en.
at Sc flap fri for BEN itore @e0e.
0et er ct Itort Spergsmaal, ON 5a<
gen fan optages til nD HaafjenoeIie,
ON &egieringen gnlfer set nof iaa'
lneget, / bbert 5aIo n1ener @roiscup,
at bans &ien6elie er en6elig. San
iiges 6aglig at nto6tage Masler al
8repe, Ser paa en- opermaaoe aaben
Maa6e n6taler Mfien0ernes Wening
ON bna6e bans &ienbelie og ON baln
| |ielp. &an tager inli6lerti0 al ber
6orbitrelie,. Der itrpmmer i1lb ober
banL r1eo Ben itgrite SO.