davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
WrA@te mnb Oemate.
0ra&te

Gstronen-$2 10 800 far 800-060.
Drangen-0alttorha-n.7 6 PEI Bog.
U-amanen-0emdbtts 81. 90 psr BuRd.
4otusunHe-$8 00-8.2s PEI 8unbest.
0el9es l1-l6e hoB Dfunb.
DatteIn &c per Ffunb. 60 Pfb. 9ifen.
aepieE-Sl.7 b BE %. co per Tub.
Neuer Sonia-l6c.
pineatpIes $3.50.
@ranberrieS $2.06-2.7 ~ per 8uibeI.
0emdts.
8mtebelm-$2 Is PEI Sat.
epanii&e 8piebeln 81. so per @rate.
Rortofeln 81 10 per 6ufbe:
Suinois eubsartoHeln $500 per Gab.
9raut-$l.60 per 0ob.
GeIerp-per Tutenb 80e.
Wotbe giiben 81 pei Tab.
Naup Hobnen $500 per UuibeI.
Rnoblau@ &c pet tfunb.
@eibe HIten II. 20 per Tcb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
G~rtol9retd)er G1at'
ttetter".
9isb iibsr 100000 in ieinen siss.
men Sai6en perImwinben.

9 o II, Is. Gsbr. Waaaee g.
Dam, @ef3dftsfabrsr bes bisisen
3weias Der n. p. inner. Suretp 60.
uno bic itiraIia e4abmeiffsr per bIsfi.
gen ct. pauls Episcopal 2ir&e'
puroe beute unter Der 1si9ulbieung.
Der erfaenanntsn @eisaf9aft s104..
600 unteriGlagen gu baben, bsrbnftet.
st III biz gum werh0r i'm Mdrs untsr
$50, 900 Btraidaft aefteat.
Der Mntpalt Der @eisui&aft ertldrte
nadmeiien 3u tDnnsn, baB bic Inter.
idlaaunaen fi& ibatid&li& auf $175,.
900 ~bslaufen; Der ct. 2ueas Wsrein in
Roreburp, befen S@ubmeifer Dam
alei&fafls mar. ioQ strpa $50, 900 Der.
loren BADEN.
Sob an q aIeen.
attaining, 3d., Is. Gebr.
8. u. 3ilaf,o. elm taum 22.i6briger
Wenf9, Der Dor einem Sabre feline
6rau ermorbete, muroe beute bier &c.
bdngt.
illumination q. g., Is.
Gebruar. Sebal Reaifier muroe tpeesn
Sheilnabme an Der grmorbune bon 3.
Soles unb s. Gtanlsp I'm lebten Mdrj
beute bier gebdngt.
pittsbura. pa. Is. Gebr.
Sobn gonrop. Der feline Grau am 2.
He3. 1908 umgebra@t. iuuroe beuts
BIER sebdnst. ct maj iebr i&wa& unb
muBte gum S&aHott seftbrt tueroen.
Dur9 et9ne 0anb.
BuffaIo. 25. Gebr. Charles
Gu9s. elm betannter ct. Coulter
Sportsman. bat fi& beute in einem
6otel erf3oRsn. Gin @runb 1T ni4t
betannt.
Sdb3ornige Garmerss
@attiu.
0tnceunes, Sno., 25. Gebr.
Grau Wantel Boretman. Die Satin
zines Farmers In 0arrifon Sopnfhip,
bearbeitete 6. g. Senfins. ben paffor
Der freisn Haptiiten'air@e In Wonroe
Gountp, nit elmer peitiae tpe9en an
geblihen 0ausfrieoensbru&s. Die
Grdu muros beute tue9en thdtlihen
anerifs bsrurtbsilt uno ftrenate ibrer.
Ieits cine 2lase 9egen Sentins en-.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
Surge Depei&en.
25. Gebruar.
MusIanb.

Mu6Ianb.
g Suan. porto @ico. Dos
ameritoniIae Qnnonenboot .9opeta"
III mad San Domingo abgefabrer.
aifdineff @ubl. Die griOer
petalte, Die an benz Suoen'W anncre
tbsilgenommen, murben 3u ie 4 Sabren
3u9tbaus berurtbeilt.
port sab. Meappten. Dis
amerifanii9e 9orpeboidaer . GIotile,
nebR benz areu3sr Buffalo. 1T auf
benz Wees mad ben pbilippinen bier
ansslnnst.
@ten. Die unsarii3e Delegation
nabm bas orbenili9e unb auberor.
oentli&e 0eeres'I Budget an, bebolel&en
einen @rebit bon So. 1900 900 gum Nn'
tauf neuer Gelb.@ ei&abe.
SmIanb.
Quite, Wont Bel einem Orb.
unb GelIenruti9e In Der Minnie 0salu
@rube finb 5 @rubenarbeiter um's
9eben geiommen.
Hettatre, 8. Dur& eine
characterization lam eine 0rau 5hn.
lid bon bier um's 2eben; 3Mrbeiter
s~rlitten lsbensaefdtrli&e granomunosn.
SteubenptIte, 8. s. q.
Sartlsp wuroe In Der 2ir&e bonn dig.
Mamen formsl gum 1ii&of Der 0t0ceie
Columbus estueibt. Die 2eituna Der
Geisr lag In 0dnben bon @eb. o.
Woeler. Cincinnati.
20 abtn9ton Mbmiral O.
u. gonberie, @bef bes Musrifunos.
Bureaus I'm Warine . Department,
tpirb Wa&folaer bon lbmirol O'geil
ais gbsf bes Orbinunj.B Bureaus. Gapt.
Wannep erIett ben abmtral Gpnuerie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26

eusar Gureb e@tmten - grfs nualttdt /:
1870 phanO la}; 10 pf2nb lale; le-la
Qiunb 10; 8ustts nualttdt a0-l6 ptwnb
l03s ; 10 plumb l2e /; IL pfsnb l23e (; 10
ptunh 1916.
GaItfornti@e e&tnfen-6 b3 8 phsnb Sc;
Q bts IL Efsnh &c.
0rnbfa6se ted-&Inr cnsIib Gureb l6.
aeudbIter euoar Gursb l6e, 6-7 ptrRh tn
DuT@f&nttt 16e ; 8 BE Q 8tnb TN Dur@s
j@nitt l8le; 10 bB IL Plumb tn Dur4i&nit
lake; 8 pfanb tn Dur&i&ntH, i&uaaI, llae;
8 phanb In Dur&i&ntt, i@maf, LIZ.
eve6, gnsI.-0epdbIter. 8 BE 10 Pfusb
In Dur9i9nitt, 1876; II bU II pfusb hi
Drr@i@ntH. 12e.
eve6-RIars estten, 30 BIZ 80 Pfnnb tn
Dur@i&ntH, 9te; 4lare eetter. 30 b 20
3 uns. sle; alare Bellies, sb bU 30 ptanb.
Ole; Is bS ~ 3d., l0e; Il ~ l6 Plumb.
l0se; alare Sea6en, 70 BIZ 90 plumb. 9xe;
gA6sa IL bis 10 phrRb 9ae; 9lass SdAden 9
BIZ 9 ptanb. 109e
0<vb6elteD e4wstneHei4 4no@enIcisS
Uamep Pie &c. 80; Rlares Bean 1900 (; 6ams
Ep $3.50: e9ort Gleas $3.50; stuuvi
ZIG. 90.
0sbbrrtes ytnbfsii& = e4tnseu, reg.
Ell, LIE; xabsnisiten lie; Snneni. lie
&nb4sI 1915.
HasRs - oesdu4ssts 0rotmurh &c,
Uransfurtsr ee; Bologna IN Ddrmen eae, h
3u& &.
e4mab- IN xserces-l. Dual. l0e; 3.
nualtat exc; 8. nuaIstdt g.
G@uttesn-oReI. Curb. 10 ~ 20 phuaS
In Uur@i&MtH, l0ls; l6 pinna Uus4i4nttt.
lie. 10 b. II ptanb Ike.
Dwttes, etes w~D OeN1oeJ.
&ambIes bQabIsa feIsexbs FesHs:
nstbss = Geuntxts TX, Gssausst ~.
OtotR aee.
ola-2oe " 0utmb.
fa5Rw 1oss oataee g. xsTssts-lls
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26

Urij@es wtnbFet9-@efIt@e Siere Ct
6ae; biefse eters ~ 73e; beige @tabes
$50 BIZ Ec0 Rfunb 61fe; btefse au4e 100
biz $50 Nfunb SIC Rnbe $50 b3 $50 pitah
Js; Stier BorDeruterteI sac, etier 3tnter'
ulsrtsI O., Rtnb otateruiertel SIC. @hnh
go~rberpierteI &c, Rub Bort erpierteI 4e. Raul
otnterbierteI NC.
Trii@es 2aIbfeH&-3aIber 10}e. 1tnter'
uierteI l8e, Borberuiestel B..
Ors5@eB S9affef& 3dusmer pei Plumb
10; ; e@oie 81: e@enleI l03e; @adb. hfp.
lec.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26

9oIoraboS springs, golo.,
25. Gebr. Sci einem beuti9enl1ranoe,
Der 8 @ebdube In Mi&e legte, famsn Elm
l7idbriees iunaes Mdb9en uno sin
u~nbetannter Maun um's 2e6en. glu9
bret pferoe %berbrannten, bret anoere
muBten eri9oKen iuerben.
Sohnstomn, ga Is. Gsbr.
glfie unb Rob. G4onafelb, 6 unb 4
Sabre. ianer beute bel einem Hranbe
In ibrsr Wobnune um's 2sben. tpdb.
rsnb fi& bic Wutter auf turas 3sit snt.
fernt bate.
ptttsbur9. 25. Gebr. 8. unb
%. WcNbner. 2 0inoer bon s unb 2
Sabren, erlitten beute Nbenb BET einem
Wranb, tuel9er bic Wobnune In Ni&e
lsets. Isbsnsqefdbrli&e werlebunsen.
. a9nunal
Cairo. 3d.. Is. Gebruar. Cine
G2sils Oali& bon Siieton. no.. ent'
sleiiie beute glbenb Der Sron Wouns
tain Grn&t3ue, nobel 0oiomotibfabrer
unb 0siSer unter bic 2osomOtipe fiir5'
ten unb ben lob erlittsn. Cine &c.
bronens S&isne irus S&ulo an benz
rnfole. 4oiolomotibe unb 10 Waeen
iinb b0lis jsrftrt.
Wetger Strett.
2outsbtIIe, 2p., Is. Gebr.
Ser Qobn.e treli bon 200 Webeern
Der 2ouispils pading 60. III In sin
bebenlll&es Stadium aetrsten. Tis
Strelser srildrten teute, bab obne BAL
bsef HsmiQisuna ibrer Go~rberunas, In
allen e@ld&isreien Der Gubott Jnie.
reKen ein HUSBAND einseleitet pirbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
Sorarr Burton, bsr frabere 8abn=Yrafoent, borerf
berl9pnnben.
GanaI.Dertrae unter,eidnet. Die 8uoler in uIidi9an. =
2~lblehnune oes 2lmenoements Burton. Goniul fir
Mufoen. Sd,pere 8ranosl1nfdle.
Gongreb.
Senat I.

Wabington, Is. Gsbruar
Ser Genat erleoiete beute bas lano
trirttI&aftli&e Budget, iopie uu9 bas
fur bic grecutipe unb bic @eri&te.
Sin Nmenbemert 3u Der lanbuirtb +.
f&aftli&en Worlase, bon Senator 1sp.
burn. Soabo. seteut, ueruria2te cine
lebbafte Debate. GO io0te bierbur&
Der jwii&entaatli6er 0anoelseommif.
fion elm Quffi&tsre&t eepdbrt tuerber.
I'm Der ueberfabrung bon Sdmereisn
unter betrii9erii&en gs3sidnungen
bon einem In ben anoeren
Staat bor3ubeugen. On bas Mmenbe.
ment i@loB fi& eine Debate iiber ga.
ternalismus. gs murbe auBer Orb.
nun9 ertldrt uno ab9elebnt.
eenator Gairbanis braGte beute elm
Wmsnoement su benz bermiihten Budget
ein, $75. 900 als gntbeil Der Wereinig.
ten Staten 3u einem @ebdube fur bas
Snternatinnale bureau a~merifanii9er
Republiten unb Der Columbus emo.
rial. Bibliotbei 3u bewiligen unb so, 900
gum Mniaufe zines @runbRhds.
3wii9sn ben Senutoren Goraier unb
Bladburp tam cine Wereinbarung ~
Stanbe, uona& Die Grase Der De.
fidtisuns bes Generals 8. Woob am
nd3Hsn Montas aufsenommsn iuerosn
ioa.
0au8.
Dos Glottenbau.p roeramnl, tpie "a
oas Warsns'1 Budget pori&ldst, nabm
beuts bas 0aus ben sarjen Gag In I'm.
ipru& unb Der 2ampf 1T nod ieines'
tpeQs borbei. Die Winoerbeit bes
WarinesMusf9unss min unter Gl6.
rune bss 9lba. Weper, 4a.. cine Ser.
abiebuna In Der 3abl Der 3u beuiQis
aenben S9ife er3ielen. Das. eefri9e
Mmenoement Burton, bas cine S9la&t.
f@if Az itrei9sn, tuurbe abseletnt. 9lls
Die 2reu3er bann our Beratbun9
tamen, fanoen ji@ senus Greunoe fur
lire 1eibebaltune. S9ifs : gau auf
@esierunssmerften biloete Elm auseiebis
ses 0iseufisns.9 bema unb elm Nmen.
bement bes Mbg. gel, goI., uel&es
ben Iau zines 2oblenf4ifes auf elmer
@eeieruneswerft forbert. aina bur&.
Gin Wori&lag. auf 8suor3ugung bon
9lneeboten bon Der pacific. 2tffe ruurbe
nod elmer bumoriaii&en ReOs Oes qba.
WcUermott bon New Seriep abgelebnt,
In tusl&sr Der G&ifsbautruff unb Der
Staut yfew Seriep benz 3auie als
Der Wcbltbdtieteit bebtrftise Obielte
empfOtlen tuuroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
6&ihSna&ri@ten.
MbQtfahren:

y1er Yori: ga 9ouroine" nod 0abre;
n2obn" mad Bremen; .prtnl
Oscar" nod @enuo.
Neapel: rWurania" nod Rem BORT.
@laseotu: ~Gorttnesnion~ nod ct.
Sobns unb philadelphia.
Queenstown: Gambia" na@ 0alifor,
Oceanic NOD 2iperpool; slDe'
fernlonb~ nod philadelphia.
2onoon: sWeuominees nod New BORT
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26

0etrodnete Tr1@te-HepfeI, an ber eenne
setrodnet, N; So5annssbseren 7s bts 7he;
Gttron 18c bs lac; aoRnen. 2 Groun, per
Phsnb, 7, 8 Groom TIC, Z Gropn TIC iaa,
s~aenfreie &c BIZ 9e. California gRuseatel ne;
euItana 73e, tuportirte euItana lie BIZ l4s.
California xprifoien 81 BIZ 12e.
epru$-etsnbarb Gorn 2se bis 25e; &c,
pdbIter &c BIZ 82e; eorsbum sse Bis 8ss;
Wew Orleans RoIsHes Ice Bis CSC; seudbl,
ter 80e bis CSC.
RaHe -br~iI neu Be Bis 10e; Tuberts l2e;
Nsanbeln Il; wei4i9alise RanbeIn l5e;
Serbian WanbeIn lbe; peanuts &c bts 6te;
ser0ffsts 7e bis Sc; ensIii&e DaInitfe 1s3e.
PidIes-2Ao0 tn Tas SO; 1900 TN Gss
%; 1870 tn oaIbfab $3.50; 600 IN Gai
$3.50.
SnbtanaYsIS RafeespreHe
0eU5bnI. BIZ gutter l0-12e; prtma BE- aes
wd1ttss lA-lee ; 6anep 8aS-sSe. 0rTSss
DeIou IS bts 22e. Sapa 1850.
Sn padeten:
Qsioia $12.a5. Zion Sl2.26, Serisb Sl2 20:
Caracas sla. 25. D~tuwort5's sl2 IS, Dsta
Sara HlsnS SIS. co. aiIpou& sl2 2s. oatss
0Ienbsb Sara S12.26.
8x6er-DomtnoeD 7.07e; eninu6sr 8. a
tulperifrter 4.s7e; xxxx puIpertRrter 6.02e,
feiaer eramuIirtes 4.97e; Gubes 6.l2e: Con.
f~eeticners' al.72e; s~eibsepoob Z 4.62e; pbh
mtg I 4.67e; Gsnpre IL. SIC; SbeaI ortrs
@oIben 8 l.42e; Btnbicr Grtra 9 l.S7e
&ibsepoob Z l.62e; seIber 9 4. lie; IL esIs
ber l.02.
&ets-GaroItna, 3opf, 6}--7le. SaSan .
-6}c. gebrc@euer, 83--l}e.
eaTt-0ate. 0asson 2abungm 7be sgsss
mere 0aantitdten. 66e-90e, 100 brei phe,b
padete $3.50, 66 finf pfb., s1.eo, 20 10
pfunb Sl.70.
eiFs-Ra4 go Dc. xsa). Sat. s-lle pc
0orone.
oewar0e = @anse: guipiee ;se bic lbe:
eaita l8e bB lbe RusiatbIltbe 60e bio
66e; Ruslatmub lBe bis coo; @anser i&por.
sec Pfefer l6e btS Ice, S&ot Ice peib 26e;
Nelten lbe; sernabIener f&marssr pfeHer lse,
ueiber 80e Biz 86c, rotter zoe.
etarte-PearI, 6}e, Champion 0Lot, / unh
8 ptsnb pa6ete s. Rom, / pfb. pa6ete,
4X-B}e
0Snsema&te Observation-Disclosures CO..
slice; pea&es etanbarb, 8 3d., a.
2.2b; eeconbs 8 pfunb 81. 50-sl. IS; Biz
pea&es. 81. l0-$l.b0; Nmancs, etanbarb.
pfb.. S1.66-$l.90; eeeonbs, 2 phub,
81. 26-S1.46; CRIME 1obnen, 8 Hfunb Ram
nen. 81. Hobauaa Hnanas 81. 90@S2. 25e,
0stebts Qybfen, $l.20-sl.7 ". frlte Stunt SS
Gents. Rarrow Cox. esnsewei9ts b5e-eoe.
tomatoes, pfunb, 81. M-Sl.lb, 8u6u,
Rom 90c-s1. 30. apfeIbrater. per Dutenb.
8 pfWn>. 81.
Ganbp-etansen 7e; eemif@t &c; Gro.
Get 9ent@t 73c; Banner 1uif Ok; Cream
Dcnbons l0c: go. 2 Cream esnif@t Sc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26

1smotbt-BersGuiDpreie: I'll. oO-l2. 90.
Rice Uertaufsprsfe: se. oo{&s.oo.
@eIi&torn - Bssiaufsprefs: is na4 ben
puaIttdt, 60-66e.
4afr-ed&dIt 8o-l5e; In ben lstrex
% 00-910.00 ter Tsnne.
etrob-preHe. is MAD BEN Grab, tn Esb
len, $6-Sy.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26

Urau auf Der Rorea. bic bon ben Sa'
purern In Iagaiaii gstapsrt wuros.
Das S@iff bate 6onolulu, bic lsbte
GabelsS Station, paIirt. als Der 2rieg
ausbra3 unb Burt hierbon ni6t msbr
perfdnbi9t tuerben fonnte. Ssine
GreunOe bbrten. ieitoem er am 2. Gstr.
aus San Granciseo abreifte, nidts
mebr bon ibm. Die Gleif4.S enbuns.
tueI9s bic 3orea an Horo battle, mar In
Sub Omaha berpadt.
9erreSaute. Snb., 25. Gebr.
1orace Burt 1T BIER gsborsn uno er3o'
gen. Seins Grau mar frttsr slnna
9esl, bic S6msHsr bon Grani 3.
9ssl. einem bisiiesn 8anii,r.
Burt tssonn feline 2aufbabn als
Bremier BET Der Wanoalia Habn. als
ber itin our& 0eiratb bertuanote Or.
&. Wc2esn prdfibsnt mar. Dor Is
Sabren etua i&ieb er aus. UNI bel Der
Chicago unb Wortbwefern gabn cine
Stenung a%n5unebmen. gr ftieg iehr
raid empor unb mar cine Mn3obl
Sabre prdfioent Der Union pacifc.
Dor msbreren Wonaten trat sr surtd
unb unterna6m nit ieiner Gamilie
cine Reiie UNI bic Welt.
Strei.igeG ongreBsSibs
Wabington. %. Gebr. .0ie
Wablprifunss. @Ommiiiion oes 0auies
enti&ieb beute I'm 2abn 2ipernaib
Gireit. 4. GaI. 0iar.. su 8unfen bes
lebteren.
Der @ubger.W oobp STREET. i'm 10.
Noro Carolina 9iftrict tpuroe far
@ubeer (iOem.) ben aesenudrtissa
Mbg. unb Der Danbler.2spe Strsit I'm
z. Sub Carolina 9ifriet fur 2sber,
seaeuu. Mbg.. enti3ieoen.
Die 8ubeI.Gdlle.
@ranb N p4bs, Wl9.. Is.
Gsbr. @sesn 9alfs.S tabtmari@aQ
6. u. Wierensa tuuroe bsute tueaen
geife9ungsperiu9s In Der WaFer.
ScanoalsMnaelesenbeit elm Saftbsfebl
erlaHsn.
|3ebn 2inber bebenfli9
berlebt.
incinnati ii. 25. 6ebr. Bel
einsm unfaa, berlf9 bsute Nbenb in
Der Widmonb Str. drill. 2irde 3u-
trug, srlitten 10 2inber idpere
Branbmunben. z befinbsu fi9 i'm
ftdbt. 0ospital.
Der paffor Der SOnntass.s &uIe,
9. GtauRer, CAB! cine ll~ntesbaltuna
NIT Spleen, nobel Elm nit Mleobol
eefiinter 2eKe( srplobirte unb bic su.
nd9R Sibenbsn ernfe granbwuuben
bapontrusen.
Gin unfi9eresMm 1.
San Granciseo, GAL, Is.
Gsbr. 5. .. Gbefbire, Der ileu sr.
napnte amer. Goniul fur Wutben.
Wanoi&., 1T bier ungelanst unb min
morsen nod benz Often fabrsn. STE
ruff. Rsgisru,a ma&t bsianntli@ BEN
gmts. Mntritt Der 8 amer. goniuln In
Der WanoI&urei S&wisrigieiten.
0ur9 ine2amin ne m 9 G.
tommen.
gincinnnti, Is. Gebr. Dem
9imss.S Star 3ufolae uurbe gberp On.
bsrion, Der frhtere WorRbsnbe bes rep.
grscutip.G omites bon Ohio, esEtern In
&ooieuelt, Soabo, bur9 cine 0awins
eet6btst.
ShrR ooepeIt.
g I. 2orts, Wo., 25. Gsbr.
wait GROCER Waioritdt tuurbs beuts bas
rssuldre RooIsbelt 9idst ertudblt. mo-
bur& bic beibeu National Dslsaater
bonn 4. Gousreb.9 ifriit fur WooIebet'
psfi@srt fino. Die Mbfimmune ftant
etpa 4 gu l fir bic @eeisrune.
2d9trlt9e Solbattns
SpteIerei.
WemV BORT. Is. 0ebr. 2eopol,
Mob bon Chicago bat bic WbR&t an'
ssianOist. bisr""ein jtbii&es Regimen
gum 9ienR mi Der japan. Mrmes ~
lr~efrutireu. Mok mo&te ben {bon
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26

@eben - go. 3 rptber Sl.o91 auf eele i,
iems 81 .osl pom gaRIen; sgo.8 rotbe 3 &c
Gebruar $l.00; @aeeRpeben t1.07.
2crn (neues) - SO. l rpeib z6e go. 2
weib 46e; 20. Q ,peib 46c; go. 4 peit,
4le; 70. 2 weib seuai4t l5ie; Ro. 8
wetb gemii@t DOC 30. I petb semui4t
DC; No 2 GELD &c; 30. 8 eeIb 4be ;
go. I GELD 44c; SO. 2 seusi4t l5e;
80. 8 aentaf&t l5e; go. I semi4t 44e ;
4oIben l6e.
3afe- re. 2 wet5er 45Ke; 30. 8 petSsr
4be; 20. 2 oenif&ter 48e; Rs. 9 semii9tes
492c.
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SURVEY
At ST. LOUIS FAIR
Collection of Transparencies Represent
ing Work of Bureau Will Be
Shown at Exposition.

An Instructive and decorative feature
Of the exhibit TO be made by the United
States Geological Survey at the Louis
lana Purchase Exposition in St Louis
is a collection of twelve Photographic
transparencies representing scenes Illus
trative Of survey work
They viii be grouped togethe- in one
window with reference 20 artistic effect
and logical sequence. From them the
sy mpathetic observer may get some hint
OF the surveys varied activities and the
diverse scenes amid which they are car
ried on The pictures, which were en-
larged from photographs taken by diff
feTent members Of the survey, have been
delicately tinted with the natural coIors
Of the hills and WOODS ana deserts they
portray
The four large pictures, 20 by &C
inches I'm size. which are 10 be hung in
the upper sash Of the window, represent
characteristic scenes i'm widely separate
parts of the country. The first gives n
view on the St Johns River Florida
where the weird and trcmulouS outlines
of moss hung trees seem to Shudder at
the reflection Of their own eldritch locks
ina the placid stream. The tones Of this
its Shiny greens are not the greens in
the next picture, which represent a
mountain lake in Colorado lily pond
cucircled 10y long lush grass and nestled
AGAINST a background formed by "A car
bOuiferOus cliff. pastoral scene near
North Granville. Washington county, y.
y follows.
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MOTHERS OPPOSE
4 BEAUTY SHOW
Mrs. Harding Writes to Commissioners
Begging Them to Give Up
the Project.

TOPEKA, Ran. April 4.-The mothers
OF Kansas gins do not look with favor
upon Mrs. Noble Preutiss proposal 70
have a beauty show Of Kansas girls AT
tho Worlds Fair this summer.
Mrs. j. T. Harding. of Kansas city.
has written 10 the commissioners as f0I-
lows.
81 am sure the commissioner nave not
given the idea fun consideration. OF
course. il would be refreshing for Wis
itors to be received in the Kansas build
ing by a company OF bright and attrac-
tive girls, such as Kansas could send
there, and certainly they would be "a
great helm IN the ruatrOn
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THE UNHONORED PROFESSION.
By skARGUERITE TRACY.

When Wolfe came into my workshop
one afternoon in early autumn 1 saw
that he was in trouble. and I pushed
away the papers on my desk to make
room for his ash tray and cigarettes.
Been working?" he asked. He light
ed his cigarette without listening fo-
any special answer. as he knew well
enough what nay habits were. I've haG
rather a hard day at the hospital" he
went on. settling back among the pill
lows on the lounge Operating since
breakfast without any let up. Acct
dents. mostly. Been working he re-
peated.
While he was speaking. he DropDeG
himself on one elbow and looked at me
with a new and curious interest, as If
he had just read something about me IN
a scientific journal and wished to see
if il were true.
How GO you work? Why do you
work? whom do you work." he per
sisted In a word, to come straight &c
the point, is it difficult to write stories.
the way you do?''
Only when you pawn your type
writer I assured him. Then it's very
hard. especially for the editor"
He paid no attention 10 my pleasantly.
but continued TO devisage me, as they
say in French. with troubled. informa-
ton seeking eyes.
us it profession you would recon-
mend?" he asked.
ITO you. Wolfe?"
mo: TO "A girl.
1T would depend somewhat on the
girl"
He smoked a while. % I suppose that's
so, he admitted, "and yet I don't know;
il doesn't seem 10 me that il would
take much talent TO cash off those lit
tie things such as you write. ! don't
mean writing book, or anything Ike
that, you know"
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who is the girl2' 1 asked, feeling
vaguely that ought TO defend my
work, but not knowing quite how. do
1 know herr"
why, yes. he said. ITS Leila Davis
She's a plucily little girl, and she ought
t. have "a chance IN life"
Shell marry / said, for 1 knew
Leila.
Il don't think she Will" he said. She
could have had me"
But there are other men, ] suggested
gently. Perhaps some whom she might
like even better than you" lie shook
his head Il know she likes me. or else
I Sslouldn't have asked hc.. But In
afraid ! made a mess Of %, for / told
her frankly that j could never love her
not in those words of course. but she
understood. told ner that her admi-
ration and devotion for me were an or
nament that any man would he glad
TO wear with pride and houor-and.
well. about that time / saw that l was
on the wrong tack and / began to get
taIled up. 80 I beat "a retreat and came
here. I'm worried about her" he tin
ished lamely. I'd like to get her in
terested in something that would take
her out of herself. you know "
did not answer. The situation was
worse than ] had dreamed il could be
Then at last 1 burst out with a frank
comment. Good heaveps,' / said. Il
didn't know you could have 50 little
seuse!'
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TEZE HONE. ITS PROBLEMS and INTERESTS
THE EVENING STORY

many love stories has made me rather
sentimental"
of course it has. said Leila. rising
ard kissing me; but you'll get over all
that"
Wolfe" said l. when he drifted in
that afternoon. Leila doesn't want 10
write stories. I don't think she's inter
ested I'm writing
He aid not answer at once He wan
dered about the room. picking up and
laying down books and bric-a-brac. FL
nally he came over TO where ! sat He
was smiling a little ruefully.
Il saw Townsend Shrady at the
club" he said He told me they've
been engaged pretty nearly three
months. Leila evidently hadn't told
him what chump I've been.
That was nice OF Leila
What ! can't understand" ne went
on. is how he got the idea that you
and / are engaged. He came up and
congratulated me, and then went on To
explain that ne was In the same boat
And what did you say2'
why. / said that I wished it were
true, and that I'd give anything in the
world to have il true, but II wasn't I
asked him where he got It, and he said
Leila mad told him. What do you sup
pose possessed Leila to say thing like
that2'
Why" / said-I had just made up
my mind what to say supposed it
was true. ] told Leila. I said 7 would
marry you the other day" i went on,
feeling somehow in the wrong, and
and-well. I supposed II was settled
when you said. Then. I'll stay. -
He looked at me for fully a minute
before he stirred.
And 90 you really mean that You
really thought I supposed you meant
it?" He hesitated and sought for words.
"And-and I went out without even
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Mothers Would Object.

what mother wants her innocent and
pure minded daughter to be- made "a
show of for the gaze Of the vulgar pub
Hc2
An the world viii be al the ST. Louis
Exposition. and our Kansas girls are not
for the inspection OF all the world Il Is
al right TO have a fine stock show from
Kansas. but not a beauty show OF our
girls Many would De called and few
chosen This would leave in the hearts
OF many resentment, envy, and Jealousy.
No we don't want TO advertise Kansas
that way; but ~ "a show is decided upon.
let US send all our girls. 10 would come
high Of course. but better that than an
inVidlous selection of "a few
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EFEGLISH EMBRoIDERIES

English embroideries viii be worn "a
great deal this sumner. as VIII dresses
Of coarse linen trimmed with guipure