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A Placid Character.

Sometimes I'd kind o. like to show
How angry / can be,
An let folks understand / know
How they impose on me;
But when there's leafy roads to walk
An blossomin' hills to climb.
somehow lose my taste fur talk.
haven't got the time.
Such lots of energy 1t takes
To show you're downright mad!
] half admire the man who makes
The neighborhood feel bad!
But when the fishin is so good.
An weather so sublime,
/ can't get angry as / should
i haven't got the time.
Wa Shi Cfav
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That Philadelphia who criticised Booker
+. Washington because he talked too much
about manual training and too little about
Christ was evidently not aware Of the fact
that there are several thousand negro
preachers talking religion one or more times
leaders talking the gospel of industry and
thrift The Christian religion has done and
Is doing wonders for the negro race. but
more Of industry and more OF provision for
the future of their children is a need Sec
ondary. only to that OF good morals
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The argument now going on before the
Alaskan boundary commission In London,
Is a sharp contest of wits. and as all the
members of the commission on both sides
are lawyers. the case viii probably be de-
cided on legal points. The contention on
the part Of the United States that its claim
rests on the Russo-British treaty of 1926,
and cannot be affected by subsequent events
Is entirely consistent. and IL admitted,
there viii! be an end OF the case.
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Mr.. Holtzman publishes letter in which
he promises that ''the evils which have
grown up under this administration shall
and win be eradicated." The main fault
Of this administration is that in two years
Il has not been able TO eradicate all of the
Taggart regime. which Mr. Hoffman in
dorsed during every day and hour of it's
oxistence
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ROUEN, France. Sept. 23.-The interna-
tional peace congress, which is meeting in
this city, to-day passed resolutions regret
ting the acts of hostility committed by
Germany and Great Britain against vene-
zuela. particularly the destruction of prop
erty, which gave rise to claims for in
demnity; expressing satisfaction that the
warlike attitude soon yielded to diplomacy
and arbitration, praising the Intervention
of the United States and congratulating.
President Roosevelt and United States
Minister Bowen on their efforts TO bring
the dispute before The Hague tribunal.
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Rapid Transit.
Chicago Tribune

Chicago Tribune.
That horse said the sporty-looking man,
impressively. pointing to the sad-eyed quad
ruped that he trying to sell, went mile
once in a good deal less than minute.
Ibid hep asked the customer. They must
have brought him up from the country on a very
fast train"
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a fash OF lightning. During a severe cleo
trical storm, a bolt of lightning struck the
ground near the house and opened up
deep assure in the earth. The water began
Immediately to pour forth, and has since
been a never-failing spring that produces
an abundance of water. There had hitherto
been no evidence of there being water at
this place.
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Reports from both the navy and army
carry the very satisfactory assurance that
Americans are not forgetting the art of
shooting straight. This is the thing that
counts in modern methods of warfare
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In reply 10 letter addressed to the Citi-
zens' League by committee OF Republi-
cans asking the league 10 investigate Mr..
Holtzmans Official record the league re-
plies that 1t is now making a careful in
vestigation OF the record and qualifications
OF all candidates for office at tile approach
ing election. more than fifty In all. includ-
inx. Of course, that of Mr.. Holtzman. and
ohat when Its Investigation b completed e
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In return to Bulgaria's audacious pro-
posal Of joint commission to settle mat
tiers In Macedonia the Porte sends back the
most delicate reminder OF Turkish suzer-
futored heather.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS J0URNAL NEWSPAPER co.
Indianapolis, Ind.

Persons sending the Journal through the malls
IN the United States should put eight-pa
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this paper must. In order 10 receive attention. be
writer.
rejected manuscripts will not be returned I'M
less postage is inciosed for that purpose
Entered as second-class matter at Indianapolis,
Ind. postofice.
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Does any Republican doubt that with
Holtzman mayor of Indianapolis and Reach
chairman of the Democratic committee it
would be an uphill fight for the Repubn-
cans to carry the city and county next
fall?
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New York Weekly.

New York Weekly.
Burglar Bill-Got any children?
Slippery Sam (moodily)-I had a son onct I
trained him up to snatch pocketbooks from
ladies out shopping.
''Wot became of 'im?''
He starved ter DEATH"
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The second conviction of Curtis Jett
shows that justice has not wholly fled
from Kentucky. AS Jett was sentenced to
life imprisonment for one murder and now
TO be hanged for another. it may become
. question which sentence shall be executed
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Harpers Bazaar.
Mr.. Kidder-Ah. how-der-do. doctor II you
have a few minutes to spare 1 wish you would
come over to my house and chloroform my
youngest boy.
DR.. Price-What is the matter with the lad?
Mr.. Kidder-Oh, his mother wants to comb his
hair.
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During Mr.. Taggart's three terms as
mayor there was always floating con-
tingent of voters known as Taggart Re-
puolicans. Now they reappear as Holtz-
man Republicans. Why not adopt the
name of Democrat Republicans?
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1t was almost cruel to arrest that en-
terprising person who established float
Ing saloon on the lower Wabash and was
retailing intoxicating liquors in two States
Without having license in either. 1t is
have occupied itself with questions of in
ternational law
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Descriptions of America and the Ameri-
can people in foreign journals and books
have something of passing interest to the
curious. but the time when we care much
one way or the other is past. The United
States grew too large for that some de-
cade- ago.
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sentiment.

Yonkers Statesman.
Patience-Did you say your brothers automobile
is unmanageable at times?
Patrce-Why, yes; this afternoon when he had
his wife it stopped twice in front of millinery
stores and three times in front of saloons.
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Ptomnines I'm Canned Beef.

LA CROSSE, Wis. Sept. 23.-Mrs. Mary
Russ, Mrs. G. r. Williams and two others
became seriously sick last night by eat
ing canned beef. All have recovered ex-
cept Mrs Russ, who Is still in q serious
condition. This is the second case of pois-
oning in this vicinity by eating canned
meats.
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A Society Memorial

Detroit Free Press.
Edmonia-This lovely frock always makes me
sad.
Eustacia-Why?
Edmonia-Oh. 1 bought ii last season for a gar
den party that wasn't invited to.
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Very Dull.

Philadelphia Press.
"Oh. yes. I've opened an Office" said the
young lawyer. You may remember that you
saw me buying an alarm clock the other day.
Yes replied his friend. You have to get
up early these mornings, eh?
"Oh, no: / use it to wake me up when it's
time to go home'
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1t is really unfortunate that the mission
TO Menelik does not meet with the approval
OF the German press. The President must
have overlooked the formality of consulting
the editors of Berlin
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NEARLY THIRTY MILLIONS.
Vast Array of Claims Pressed for
Venezuelan settlement

CARACAS. Venezuela, Sept. 23.-The off,
cial figures of the claims presented by for
eign nations to the mixed tribunals. now
sitting in Caracas, follows:
France, sl6,0400O0; United States, SIC, $780,
900; Italy, sS,300.000: Belgium, 1908 $50:
Great Britain, 81. 500 900; Germany, 81, All 300:
Holland, $1,046, $50; Spain, $4,000; Mexico,
$500. 000 Norway and Sweden, 100000
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The colored citizens of Indianapolis are
self-respecting. They have no disposition
to intrude themselves upon Mr. Keach's
white mans party"
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Certainly the Republicans have waited
long enough for the findings Of the Citizens
League on the Hoffman record The cleo
Ion Is but few weeks off.
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 22-The board %
directors OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany to-day adopted resolution giving
subscribers to the new stock the right 70
pay their subscriptions I'm one amount In
stead Of TWO payments. The yesolution sayD
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BERLIN, Sept. 23.-Sergeant Buntz. OF
the Twenty-third Grenadier Regiment. sta
toned at Ulm. Wurtemberg. was to-day
sentenced to sixteen months Imprisonment
for maltreating private named Hills
Buntz threw cooking apparatus at the
victim and thus caused his death
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Mr.. Hoffman is not running on his rec
ord; he is running away from it.
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THE HUMORISTS.
Discretion.

Judge.
''she asked me to try and guess her age"
Ibid you do it?''
''Oh, no. We are still friends
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John T. Stout. of Paoli. was one of the
visitors at the horse show last night and
he was one that was more than pleased
with the affair. 1T is a splendid show,
he said, lone that would do credit to a
much larger city and one that should be
much more largely attended"
Mr.. Stout has been celebrating for some
time whether he should become a candi-
date for the Republican Craftsmanship in
the Third district, 10 succeed George w.
Self of Corydon, who will retire to become
a candidate for the nomination for re-
porter of the Supreme Court. He says he is
still undetermined what to do.
ITO take place of that kind and do the
work that should be done would mean
considerable sacrifice to me, for my bust
ness occupies about all my time at pres
ent," he said last night when the subject
was brought mp Il am always glad to co
anything L can for the Republican party,
however, and have never yet refused TO
step in where / was needed. But 1t will be
some months yet before the craftsmanship
will be settled Our convention will proba-
bly, not be held until just before the meet
ing for the reorganization of the State
committee
DR.. William A. Sturgeon, of Muncie, who
was in the city yesterday, predicts that
Representative George w. Cromer, of the
Eighth district, will be renominated. DR..
Sturgeon says that while Mr.. Cromer will
have a good deal of opposition, he is in the
lead and will stay there. He regards Mr..
Cromer as a very shrewd and successful
politician.
There is a class of politicians who use
what little temporal power they obtain
while in office TO punish their political OPP
ponents," said the doctor. such a course
is little short of suicidal. Mr.. Cromer does
just the other thing and never overlookS
an opportunity to do his political enemies
a great kindness, which demonstrates his
long-headedness and makes him growing
power
Dr. Sturgeon says there is some little
talk in Muncie at present over the sug-
gestion OF Ralph s.. Gregory. of that city,
as desirable candidate for the Democratic
gubernatorial nomination.
Fred Rohrer, of Berne, Adams county,
the newspaper man whose home was re-
Gently wrecked by dynamite, was here
yesterday. 1t is generally believed that the
attack on him was due to the vigorous
the liquor traffic In Berne, but he saws he
has not been frightened little bit and is
going ahead as If there had been no hostile
demonstration.
1.-The affair hasn't interfered in the least
with the work of fighting the Saloons" he
ing to make the fight warmer than ever
through my paper, the Witness. which is
published semi-weekly. The sentiment of
our people is with us and 1t is growing
and we believe that the three saloons in
Berne will soon be put out of business"
Mr.. Rohrer says the grand jury is in
vestigating the dynamite case and has al
ready examined fourteen witnesses. but he
expressed the belief that no indictments
will be returned, as the evidence has been
too indefinite
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Orleans Qnd) Progress Examiner.
Wesley Mcbride. living a few miles south
OF Paolt. has spring OF pure. fresh water
that was produced by the maneuyers Of
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LOCISvII-LE-C- T. Deering, northwest corner
Or Third and jefferson streets, and Bluefeld
Bros. Az West Market street
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

Can be found at the following places:
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Joseph NJ. Cravens, of Madison, who was
a member of the House last winter and is
now looked upon as a probable candidate
for the Democratic congressional nomina-
ton in the Fourth district, against Repre-
sentative Griffith, of Vevay, was at the
Claypool last night. He still declines TO
commit himself as TO his political inten-
tions. but his expansive smile when the
congressional proposition is suggested TO
him is sufficient evidence that he Is giving
the matter some little consideration.
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CHICAGO-Palmer House, Auditorium Anne.
Hotel, Dearborn Station News Stand
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pa. LoUIs-UnIon News company. union Depot
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of rotation is followed the nomination next
year will go to Kosciusko county, which is
thrown in the senatorial district with Mar
shall county.
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LA INMUNIzACION CONTRA LA TISIS

FL dia Il de Mario 1ltimo Sc lego
en- la ~Sociedad de medicina interna>
de Niena una communication sobre la
~iucha contra la tuberculosis, del pro
tesor Il. Won Behring, director del
Institute de Hygiene de Marburoo,
que haca concebir risuenas esperanzas
respecto al deiinitigo triunfo de la
ciencia contra Ia terrible Isis.
Despu6s de manifestarse Behring
un tanto esceptico acerca de los peqne-
nos medios paliatiyos que Sc ponen en-
pr1etica en- los 9randiosos sanatorlos,
demuestra que es possible conferir Ia
inmunidad contra la tuberculosis los
ninos de pecho, 10 que equiNaldrIa 4
obtener In completa desaparici0n de la
tisis EN- un plaZo mas 8 menos breye.
Tales manifestaciones, emanadas de
una autOrdad de la talla del professor
Behring, quien la ciencia debe, en-
tire otros descubrimientOs notables, ell
del auero antidift6rlco, no podran me-
nos que llenar de regociio cuantos
las lean. sobre todo 81 tienen en- cuen-
ia que los asertos del sabio professor
no Sc fundan en- meras concepclOneS
taoricas, sino en- eXperiencias corona
das por ell exito, que yiene practican
do desde hace largos AMOS con ell fin
de inmunizar los boyideOs contra la
tuberculosis.
En- sus primeras tentatiyas de inmu-
nizacion, seryiase Behring de produc-
tos inertes que cNIraia dc culturas Gle
bacilos dc Koch, de suero de anima-
les saturados con las tOXinas 8 cuerpOs
microbianos de esas cuituras; pero ia
les eXperiencias fracasaron, y enton-
ces acudio el professor al metodo que
llama JennerIzacIon@, que conslste
en- inocular entertainments el mismo Vi
rus que produce la tuberculosis, pero
modilicado de mauera que su cmpIeo
sistematico resuIte nofensiyO para Ell
suieto sometdo 1 Ia innunizaci0n, 10
que yiene 4 ser en- suna una yacuna-
cion pastoriana con virus atenuado.
Habiendo Behring Observable que
los boyideos tolcran sin inconvenien-
tes la inyeccion de ciertas culturas de
bacilos de Koch procedentes de la ga
lima, del hombre, J aGm del mismo
bueY, trato de ayerlguar 81 esas inOcu-
laciones, que pareclan quedar sin Ill
terror resultado, no deiaban en- reali-
dad yacunados los animales, inmuni-
zandolos, 8 por 10 menos haci6ndolos
culturas de mayor yiru-
Iencia. La eXperimentacion lie com
probo plenamente esta hipotesis, y en-
este mOmento fuG que empezaron YER
las inycstigaciones de
Won Bphriug sobre la yacunaci6n anti
tuberculosa.
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NOtiCiaS generates

La Emulsion dc Scott no es una me
dicina de patente. su formula basada
en- principles cientiticos y racionales.
es conocila die todos, y / este debe EN-
gran manera cl dccidido apoyo de- Ia
FacuItad mfdica.
Don Enrique RAM. Doctor en- Me
dicina y Gmugia, AIGdico Director del
Balneario-cc Coamo. Puerto Rico.
Certilca: Que hacc amos yiene usan-
do tan.o Ell Ia Peninsula. como rn las
provmeias dc Cuba y Puerto Rico. Ia
acreditssia EinulsiGn Scott. de accite
de hi4alo de haealao con hipofosfitos
Gle cal y lie sosa, sirnpre con hrillantc
eNito, principalmcnt, en- el cscrofltlis-
mo, iaGultlsmo, ancmia y en- In luber-
culosis, del nl>mo modo que en- In con
valecencia de las enfrlmedades aau,as
uniendo asuS eXeeI1ntos efactos toni
COS, ell agrado con que surle ser tona-
da hasta pOr los uiIio~ dr mas corta
edad, para los cuales son ul3lerable5
las demas preparedness de aceita de
higado de bacalao.
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tigos; para yer 81 inmuizaba igual-
mente contra ell contagio natural es-
pontanco, coloc0 centenares de anima-
les, yacunados unos, y otros sin yacu-
mar, para que sirviesen dc testigos, en-
establos infestados. y en- medic de bo-
videos tuberculosis en- alto grado. En-
La autopsia llc los animales que Sc sa-
criiicaron ano y medic despu6s de ha-
ber sido yacunados, sea en- ell Institute,
sea en- Ia practica del campo, con ba
clos bovfdeos, y eXpuestos al contagio
de reses tuberculosis, nunca Sc encon-
tro ninguna lesion tuberculosa Tam
POGO daba resultado en- esos animales
inmunizados, un ano despues de la va
cunaci0n, la prueba de In tuberculina,
que obraba, al contrario, positiyamen-
te en- los animales no yacunados que Sc
halIaban en- ell mismo establo.
Conlrmatorias de las experiencias
de Won Behring resultan las de Tho
massen, professor de la Escuela Nete-
rinaria de Utrecht, que demuestran la
posibilidad de inmunizar los bowl
deos j0venes por medic de bacilos hu-
manos, bastando una soIa incubacion
de estos 6Itimos para impedir la ac-
ci6n de cantidades de virus boy1deo
que determinaban rapidamente lamuer-
te por granulia Ell los animales tes-
tlgos.
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lNTERESA A TODOs

Declaration de Nacimientc.
Declaration de Defunci6n.
Certificaciones M6dicas.
Documento de Fianza.
Licencia para dar sepulturas.
Conocimientos de Cabotaje para bu.
Iusa de yela.
En- sLs Correspondence de Puerto
Ricos,
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ak @ROMFRO HANTHAUSEN, dd cla
,es de lnglts, en- su casa calle Nueya No 2
Altos Marina los Lunes Microbes Eiernes
10 4 9 de Ia poehe 4 dos pesos msnsuslsA
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Desiring to take lessons in Sprnisb
sill ind a competent teacher at 2S
Tetuan St.
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Un abogado tenia por cIientc un
marinero, cuya mujer Sc habfa casado
en- segundas nupcias durante un vjaic
del marido al cual creia muerto
FL marinero quiso acudir los tri
bunaIes su abogado lie diio:
Tiene usted que presentar testiaos
que prueben que estaba usted yiyo
cuando su mujer volvi0 & casarsc.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
periodico viejo S2-40 quintal
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A LOS PROPIETARIOS

Cuadernos talonarios de Glen recibos
para cobros de al4uileres de casas.
Boletas de denandas.
In sLa Correspondents de Puerto
joos,
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Nota final
Entire dos amigos
81. chico; siempre que entraba en-
casa sorprendia i mi mujer hablando
fntimamente en- su sofa con mi socio.
Al fin me incomod6 y tome una reso-
luci0n defnitiya,
;Que hicistel
-Nendi ell sofa desde entonces
no los he yueIto 4 encontrar sentados
en- 6l