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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

The Musicians Union In New York has
fists of the Metropolitan Opera House or
chestra to join the organization. They are
now real union ladies and have paid 500
each as initiation fees. The trouble with
the poor women was that they thought
they were artists and not Iaborers II
Michael Angelo were alive to-day ne would
have 10 join the Decorators and Plasterers
Union. and Titan would have to get card
from the Sign Painters.
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Saints on Earth.

YES" said Mr.. Pecksniff. I'VE did have
nice house in the suburbs but had to give
ii up for this rather uncomfortable fiat in order
to be near the church,
'.Indeed2" replied Mr.. Wise, who knew the
others propensity for jumping his rent. Real
ly. though. your fiat is small you'll have to
folding haloes won't you?'-New York
Weekly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

committee In Washington yesterday was
marked by the utmost harmony and good
feeling. Senator Hanna's brief address on
calling the committee to order was in his
usual Observation-Disclosures style, and
II was echoed by applause from the COM
mittee. As the entire committee, headed
by Senator Hanna, called on the President
In the afternoon. it is evident that all
rumors of facuonal disturbance are with
out foundation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

There many ways of saving money" said
a Front street commission merchant yesterday,
but 1 have a regular customer who is about
the limit. He keeps grocery store uptown.
and Is said to be quite wealthy. He always
buys two dozen eggs and always goes through
the same little by-play. Put them in two bags,
please he rays. Each dozen is placed In a
separate bag, and then, from some hidden recess
of his coat, he produces pail containing some
sawdust into which he empties the two dozen
eggs Then he carefully folds up the two paper
bags, puts them In his pocket. and walks out.
In that way he saves the bags, which he un-
doubtedly uses again in his uptown store.
don't think you can beat that for close figuring.
-Philadelphia Record.
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Too Much Risk.

There Is a feud between Senator Mitchell and
Secretary Hitchcock. Saturday the President
said TO some friends:
''You must excuse now for Senator Mitch
ell is waiting in the other Office to tell me what
he thinks Of the honorable the secretary OF the
interior Later expect that Secretary Hitch
cock will tell me what he thinks OF the honora-
BILE the senator from Oregon"
why don't you get them UP here together?'
somebody asked.
MY dear SIR" the President answered. Il
hate peace much any man. but L cannot
go as far as that. New York World.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

Here's a testimonial letter." said the clerk,
"from man who asys he hopes eventually to
safes used by every bank in the coun-
try. But the letters anonymous"
Print 1t anyway said the president of the
E. z. Safe Company. Isn't there any sigma
ture to IL at ALP
why, yes. it's signed Craftsman New
York Weekly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

The work of constructing a ship canal to
connect East Chicago with Indiana Harbor,
IN Lake county. Indiana. will, ii is said. be
prosecuted under rush orders, and 1t is
hoped to have part of the canal open for
steamers before next fall. Its completion
win result in building up a large town in
Indiana which will increase the revenues
Of the State and contribute to the general
proanerifv
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12
A BATCH OF LITTLE STORIES.


Two young ladies the promenade OF a sea-
side resort had been watching the vessels pass
through telescope lent them by ancient
mariner" On handing the glass back one OF
them remarked that it was very good one.
Yes, miss said the old tar, that ERE
telescope was given me by Lord Nelson
Good gracious Why, Nelson has been dead
nearly 100 years"
We'll. I'm bowed" replied the salty one
quite unabashed. "'ow the time do hy!''-
Golden Penny.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

From this distance it appears that the
big Five fraternities at the State Univer-
sity are making ridiculous exhibitions of
themselves. The only victors in the boy
cott' situation are the town girls, who are
in increased demand at the college func-
tions. The ''fraternal' spirit of these or
CARNATIONS is wonderful
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

The divinity that doth hedge royalty
about disappears in the presence of night
fire. When Queen Alexandra's apartments
were threatened she and her maids of
honor scampered about just like other peo-
pie. The common herd likes to have it
demonstrated occasionally that kings and
queens are made of the same clay as them
selves
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prosperity.

The expert engineer who is at work on
plans to eliminate grade crossings in this
city Is said to favor safety gates at some
points. viaducts at some, and depression of
tracks at others. The main point is to
eliminate the dangers of grade crossings,
and IL this can be done effectually by the
means indicated, that should be satisfac-
tory. The disturbance of switch facilities
Is something to be avoided II possible.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

II used to be said that there was more
politics 10 the square inch In Indiana than
In any other State. There is a-plenty still.
but 1t Is not quite so omnipresent. ram
pageous and militant 1t was formerly
There have been many years when the Re-
publican and Democratic editors Of the
State could not have been brought together
In friendly conference as they were at
French Lick the other day. In those days
the lion and the lamb would have lain down
together only IL one were inside the other
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12
THE HUMORISTS.
Casey's Hopeful Reformation.

i've quit smokin'. said Casey, accidentally
smashing his pipe he up out of the
gas trench.
II think you're liar said Dugan.
II hope am said Casey.-Cleveland Leader
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

II does not appear TO do much good to
convict boodlers in st. Louis. Twenty-Five
men were found guilty by juries. but not
one Of them has been sent to prison. The
Missouri Judiciary must be in bad way
when even the notorious Ed Butler goes
scot-free after having been proved guilty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

There Is a good deal OF force in the
gument that interurban cars should not be
required TO handle city traffic. The inter-
urban lines were established primarily in
the interest of outside traffic. and any
thing that interferes with that is detri-
mental TO them and to the city. The cars
are very neavy. and when sled with pas
senserS valuable time Is consumed In stop
ping and starting them. This might ac
commodafe single city passenger. but
Il would discommode two or three scores
e visitors from outside. Moreover. on
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

The London Times approves President
Roosevelt's message and says that 1.-The
United States has powerful and per-
fectly logical case in the Panama affair"
The Times thus disaSrees with Colonel
watterson and Senator Morgan. but even
the Thunderer cannot please everybody.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12
Successful.

Whats the matter with your finger. that
you've got it in splints?'
my oldest boys ingenuity"
How sop
HE set steel trap in his stocking to catch
Santa Claus. Smart Set.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

The Republican committeeman, politicians
and party workers who occupied the city
yesterday had only routine business to
very favorable TO the development Of polit-
teal activity. After the love feast, to be
held during the holidays, the wheels will
begin to go round, and then it will not be
safe to stand on the track
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

Woman Tanner Killed by Lions" an
nounces a headline in a New York paper
Serves him right-why didn't he stick to
his job as a woman tanner and not go fool
ing around with wild beasts?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

Leonidas holding the pass
'If were only the Four Hundred instead of
the Three Hundred he walled, ''they could
never break through"
Angered at his lack Of foresight the hero of
Thermopylae fought to the bitter end.-New
York Sun.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

Panama situation to lock the Colombian
army up on a charge of vagrancy? 1t is
without visible means Of support and may
at any time become annoying.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

Professor Marley, of Harvard, says that
slang is simple and beautiful Now,
there is prof. who has got wise on how to
make hit with the rah-rah boys.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

vancement is Mr. Cannon. It appears that
the new member OF the millionaire newspapers
is not TO be squelched. II even appears that he
is after the House leader and the House lead
er's job.-Marion News-Tribune
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

The rush of holiday trade is due in no
small degree to the interurban lines that
enter the city They are entitled to gener-
Gus treatment from the city and people.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

The official estimate of the expenses of
running this government for the next fiscal
year is 1924, So. 146o7. That seven cents is
for hostage
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One Place where He Was Born.

Mrs. Robert ]. Burdette. the humorist's wife
is a great traveller. She has in her California
home a collection of bells from every quarter
Of the world. and she has in her memory a col.
lection of odd incidents and sayings gathered
in as many and diverse places the bells were
Mrs. Burdette says that, while touring in the
Scottish highlands one summer. she was taker
to cave in which Macbeth was said TO have
been born.
She examined the cave attentively, Sh,
listened to the eloquent speech of her guide
At the end she said to the man:
"Come, now. tell me truly is this really tn,
place where Macbeth was born?'
The guide smiled awkwardly. He shifted
about little.
''weel." he said, Its of the places."-
New York Tribune.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

There a dinner in the best Chinese restau-
rant in New York to a highly bred Chinese
woman who is here to do school work. One
Of the editors of great New York newspaper
is interested in the work. He went to the din
ner and asked that good reporter should be
sent to write a pleasant account OF the dinner
for next mornings paper
The reporter went to the dinner. came to the
Office wrote pleasant third Of q column and
went home to bed. Next day when he came he
was summoned before the editor. The editor
was furious lis this your idea Of humor?" he
asked, holding out clipping to the reporter.
81 don't understand said the reporter.
Don't understand" reared the editor. well.
read that sentence and then you will under
stand.
The reporter read: 'Rice mice and Oolong
flowed freely
Great Scott" he gasped II wrote 1t Rice,
wine and Oolong'" And he had. but the demon
of the types had pursued and caught the editor
who wanted to be particularly nice to the high
ly-bred Chinese woman.-St Louis Post-Dis-
patch.
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DENVER. Coi.-Louthain & Jackson, Fifteenth
and Lawrence streets. and A Smith. 1891
ChamDa
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street
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3nm nenen Sabre.

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gen. Ser Splpeiterpuni6 lit %setrunz
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tbig in's neus Sa6r bineiniteuern, mas
es au9 bringen mag. Od5u Elm trGfz
tigss yYrpIit Neuja6r!"
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SabnfatnE frnhhrn.

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3tpei 5ra9t5ige coGiOirten 6sute auf
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Mtann fpurben berleBt, bier bsrielben
notwithstanding t0btlia.
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unb GeprGIentanten ite6en idbrlt4
S125 fir S9reibmatertalien CUR Ser
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5onb elegunte Sintenfdfer, 5soermeiz
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itaben baben tie ia aud ni9ts gu be-
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nprofit Neuiabr!"
Bum Sahresmehief.

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terflare Na4t:
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bon CAB;
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reno fe6rt na9 bretmondtli4em Iufz
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bic bort po6l nod ME OOer bod b04f
ielten einem 9elebrten 81 S4etl &C.
noroen 1T.
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Mit Der beuttgsn 81 II M
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treu bleiben uni ii6 our6 rei6en, per%
lGbliGen unb gutsn Snhalt gu ieinen
pielen alien 5reunOen neue 81 gepinz
men trd6ten.
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Mit einem prd4ttgen
IBten Sag bat ii4 bus ulte Sabr Derz
abI6iebet. Wit einem i6Dnen Sag
fling es audi an. Wus 5pii4en benz
erIten unb leBten lag, mar i'm @an5en
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1enber CONNER unb Elm ie6r LANCER
milber 6erb1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-01

fdnt Neuiabr auf ben erffen Sag mad
benz Neumonbe, pdbrenb bic Sonre
i'm Sternbilbe bes Wdfermanns itebt,
fam alfo auf jeDen Sag 5piiden benz
20. Sanuar unb Is. Sebruar fallen.
Sapan bat fdon felt 1872 u%nieren
Reuiabrstas a%nsenommen uno @orea
lit ibm Dor 5ebn Suhren 9efolgt. Mit
Ger s3eit tpirb Neuiahrsunfang gum
eriten Sanuar INNER augemeiner per@
ben. Qu4 bic Rufen beabii4tigen,
ibren iulianifden aulenOer nit benz
drenpridnifhen al tertdufnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-01

uOas BE 94ulbu6 I'll
Die 3situng!" So bat Prof. 2pn4
Elm Yrin5ipul in Mountain @rops.
Mp., erfldrt. 8ein Sertbu4 lit nit
elmer 3eitung als Mittel CUR 9erbret=
tung eftuelen Wii1ens 81 perglei6en,
@timmt. Mprb, @hebru9, Gaub
ale 2aiter, bic in 10 pielen unierel
3eitungen redt eri40pfeno ausges
fala9tet tperben, tOnnen ftuoirt tper:
ben, M1it Dem Wifenf4aftli4sn obel
it's i9lsht beiteIt. Ieber oas Segt:
bud lit prpf. 2pn9 ii6rigens nod
ni9t hinuusgefommen, uno ielbft
tpenn's cine 3eitun9 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-01
cureu 9uue's Gijcnba6uzGu.

Ser 6abrplau tyitt an %. 9a:mbsr 1902 in
Rroit. Iampfr perlaieu Bier Hr. 10, X;8bt=
6trabt, tQsllb tausOeuommeu Samitag un0 Soln.
tool UNI 7 lbr MscrIgn5 uno SIS ubr 8abmittaas,
eamitaQs nm I ubr WlOrgtn5 uuO , u5r Nl5u.t:
foog, nab QoDtspoint, 3tnt=9slanO, SttpcHsD'a:
Gugngtoun, G,ntrepiut, 2tntou, @rctHlpoOo
GLENDALE, Q.nss uno 3p,ibeniattOn;n.
Bsrbiuouugsu NIT Der nSelaplrf i Gbtlapeatt
Babn" mad gaitOu, CriOrO uuO 3pii3sntdti0Htn.
neutrality-suspicious. on 0O6eHtaV,n bis q lib
Se!tp5ont: 6. & 2. soutb SIG; po. Sen. 81.
% III. ,. ubler, @Jlf5s@in. sStIbdTts'u3T'T'