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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04
SMALL FIRE BREAKS OUT
IN Mr.. WINTERS HOME

one hundred dollars damage Was
caused in l. Z. Winters home. ZIG
rweuty-second Street northwest. by fire
discovered about o'clock last night
Members of Truck b were called Jut
on a local alarm and eXtingulshed the
flames after q major portion Of the
household effects had been damaged or
destroyed. 4 defective fiue was blaloed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04
CABLES
WIN AN ELECTION
News OF ROoSeYelt's Victory
Settles Hawaii's Contest.
Presidents Adherents Spread News and
Voters Climbed on the Band
Wagon.

The logic and philosophy of that popu-
lar song. '.Aint 1t Funny What a Diff
ference Just a Few Hours Make. was
aptIy Illustrated in the election Of the
territorial legislature in Hawaii, on No
vember s.
The Issues OF the campaign were ad-
ministration and anti-administration
The fight was close. both sides max
ing strong fight. Up 10 and during
the forenoon and early afternoon OF
November the victory was stiu I'm
doubt. with both sides confident
Finally. the administration candidates
won cut with ease
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04
Swept the Islands.

The news was sent from town To town
and from village TO village by wireless
teiegraphy which is used even more eS-
tensiyely than the telegraph, and every
thing everywhere WAS easy for the ad-
ministrltion
I'm the senate not single anii-admin-
istration candidate won. Ia the house
there was but one and he, according 20
Secretary Atkinson. of the territorial
government, who Is now here, is pretty
good fellow
Every man out there is politician,
Mr.. Atkinson says. They love 20 make
speeches and the Hawaiian language lis
peculiarly 6Jted for orutJry. Governor
Carter and / visited every town ana
hamlet of the island in "A political tour,
and everywhere there was the greatest
of enthusiasm.
when the news came at half past .
IN the afternoon We sent ii Icy wireless
telegr9phy To all parts OF the island.
That was the end Of il and the anti
Observation-Disclosures elected but one can
aidatc'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

there was lacking even the poor eX-
cuse of necessity. The woman went
TO Jail, as was proper, and the treat
ment viii do more than much medi-
cine to abate her distressing malady-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04
EMBRYO WARRIORS
GUESTS AT DANCE

The Army and Navy Preparatory
School was last night the scene of
dance, given in honor II the students
attending the school, the graduates, and
past students.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04
The Committee.

The committee is composed OF The fol-
lowing. CunO II. Rudolph. chairman;
John l. Slemau, jU.. treasurer. Clara
j. Van Trump. William H. Baldwin,
Charles r. Weller, Wallace Hatch. as
sistaut secretary; Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey, Major Richard Sylvester. Col
John Biddle. Dr. George NJ Rober Dr..
Emily Young O'BTien, Elizabeth Brown.
AIRS. Florence Merriam Bailey Melville
y. RideOut Carleton l.. Ball. Elizabeth
Hyde, Caroline Whitman, u. H. Bristow
airs. Charles +. Weller John r. Sutton.
VIII LaFevor Ida a. Green. the Rev.
Arthur H. Thompson Or ". b. Evans.
Prof. A. l.. Craig, Mrs Sarah Collins
Ireruandis. the H@ r. f. A. Bennett.
Mrs. A. S Gluermau. Miss a. $. Klotz.
and Anne Seymour Ames.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04
Points in Paragraphs.

An armistice 50 as TO permit burial Of
the dead has been granted at Port Ar
thur. When the ground is cleared there
Will be another batch of dead made
ready. War is a great game
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

The faithful ehronfeler or events in
forms the world that Mrs. Chadwick
breakfasted IN her room. Alas, that
he could not include the bin Of fare
There are limits TO the attachments Of
journalism.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

The Gear has been shooting elk. The
royal methods Of hunting are about as
thrilling as the treatment OF a steer Ia
a Chicago abattOir.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04
Building Supervisors.
D. A. R. Directory.

Another interesting work of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
just finished has been the compilation
of the 1884 directory of the national
society. The work was under the direc-
ton Of Miss Nellie Driscoe Stone, the
energetic secretary TO the president
general
A remarkable feature of Miss Stones
work has been the rapidity with which
she has thoroughly accomplished the
compilation. In three months and two
weeks the last piece OF copy was in the
hands Of The printer. a feat never before
equaled. d A r, directory makers
have taken from six to ten months
heretofore, and. too. when the society
was numerically smaller
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

BY the decision OF a corOner's jury one
gambler who recently shot another was
justified However Il cOrOneT's verdict
does not count. and 1t may be wrong to
kin even a gambler
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

The mail service doesn't propose 10 be
carrying lottery literature. but ii stin
admits the marriage notice
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

A Mrs. Saell, Of California. has just
been divorced for the fifth time. She
IS suspected of playing for a record.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

After being fined in a New York court
man paid up with a counterfeit s.
bin. They want him for contempt of
court now.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04
WORK PROGRE SSING
ON D. A. R. HALL
Building Fund ADEQUATE
for Purpose.
DIRECTORY is COMPLETED
Stupendous Work of Registering and
Arranging Names of Members
Directed by Miss Stone.

The work OF the Memorial Centennial
Hall of the Daughters of the American
Revolution is progressing at a rapid
rate.
Renewed interest in the monument is
felt throughout the society because Of
the now assured converting OF the four
teenth continental congress in the hall
The building fund is over sl05. 90 and
is daily being added TO, although con
tracts have been made for the greater
part of the funds i'm hand for that pur-
pose. Still the ways and means com
mittee, under the Craftsmanship Of Mrs.
George NJ. Sternberg, Is extremely ac-
tive and viii see that the work will not
falter through lack Of money.
Building Supervisors
The work Of building is under the gen
eral supervision Of a building committee.
Of which Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks is
the chairman, and Bernard Green and
General Wilson, chairman of the inau-
gural committee, are honOred advisers.
1t is not alone as a memorial To Con-
tnental heroes that Continental Hall
Is worthy OF a place In history, but as
me first. building in the world ever
built entirely through the efforts of
women. The emphasis Of using only
American material shows that it is
American women who are accomplish
ing this feat. emulating tie virtues.
heroism, and loyalty Of the Women OF
&c
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

Mississippi is out Of money, its gov
ernor is out Of temper Cause and
effect, perhaps. ----s--zs. 80.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

Platt not only had pie for his famous
breakfast, but he has grabbed off slice
or two since
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04
A Big Task.

When IL IS remembered that the ID. A.
r. now numbers nearly 5000 members,
every one having a right to registra-
ton, Ihat they must be arranged
alphabetically in States. chapter designa-
tiOns added, and the records searched to
verify many of them. especially those
under the charge OF the treasurer-gen-
erals uD 10 date and necessarily be-
cause OF financial exactitude more ac-
curate in monetary and other stand
points. the magnitude Of the task can
we'll be imagined.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

Mrs. Gilbert. though eighty-three years
old, vas called from a career sim active.
useful, and hedged about with friend
ships II was a happy ending.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

There are indications that the Hon.
John Sharp Williams has permitted him
self tONbecome excited.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04
MONEY IS WANTED
FOR FAIRGROUNDS
Committee Asks Apportion-
ment OF $1,000.
WOULD ESTABLISH NEW ONES
Recommends Swimming Pools and
Competent Instructors-PrOmpt
Provision Advised.

In report presented TO Commissioner
Biddle By the citizens committee on
public Fairgrounds an apporuOnment
Of s., 900 is asked for the development Of
the present grounds and the establish
ment OF new grounds ia the coming
year.
The need of such an appropriation is
indicated by the vast amount of good
done in a single season by the compare
lively small outlay of $l.S9S6i the total
cost of new equipment and maintenance
in 1901.
That the value of public Fairgrounds
is impressed on the people Of Washing
ton is indicated by the progress made
as shown by the report. The first play
ground was established i'm 1902 In the
backyard of the "Neighborhood House"
There was an immediate demand for an
other, and then for more, until at the
close Of the season o. 1894 eleven grounds
were in successful operation
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04
Receipts and Expenditures.

The receipts during 1895 were 81, S06.09
In money and $500 in donated material
For material and apparatus $476.23 was
expended, for labor and repairs, Sf76.48,
and for trained supervisor construc-
tor, and seven caretakers, S9JA50.
The committee believes that with
5000. expended by an unpaid board. di-
rccted b. the Commissioners. new
grounds developed TO high efficiency. a
trained supervisor stationed in each sec
ton of the city having charge Cf two OF
three grounds, and athletic clubs could
be conducted In systematic manner with
good results.
This money would be appOrtioned as
follows: -Four supervisors for three
months at 800 per month, 81 200: care
takers, carpenters and Iaborers. 81 coo:
apparatus, 5000: preparation Of grounds
and constructive work, 5000; Office ex-
penses, $500; incidentaIs, 500.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

Ia homicide cases in New York the
coroner acts as though retained by the
defense
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04
Playground Apparatus.

The present property of the play
grounds is LISTED as follows. Seventy
three swings, eighteen see-saws, seven
chutes, ten SAND boxes. five awnings
for sand boxes two sets of parallel
bars. eight sets Of travelling rings, two
trapezes, three sets of flying rings, two
climbing ropes. five horizontal ladders
six inclined ladders, thirteen sliding
poles, seven basketball goals and posts.
four sets of volley bail, posts and nets,
two jumping pits. I'VE sets sEorts. four
giant strides. two baseball sets. eight
Indian clubs. five horizontal bars. two
striking bags and frames. apparatus
frames and ground tools
The committee believes that during
the past season thousands Of children
have been kept our Of mischief. been
made happy, developed in mind and body
and have returned to school more will
ingly and I'm better condition for a win
ter's work than would have been pos
sible had they been obliged 10 shift
for themselves, playing on the doorstep,
gutter or backyard,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

Governor Oden has determined TO have
the last laugh.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

New York is to have an all-night
bank. It's first name is not to be Faro,
either
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

John Sharp Williams has permitted him
self toNbecome excited.
Al revival services in Springfield,
Mass the officiating minister condemn
ed the theater, dancing. and grand
opera, but lent Endorsement TO croquet
checkers. and ping pong. If his follow
crs live up 90 this pastime schedule,
their conversion has been genuine in
deed
II Mrs. Chadwick could collect a Zee
from the New York rubbernecks she
might be- able 60 square accounts,
President Roosevelt occasionally APP
points "a literary man 70 Office. The
people OF the United States did as much
for Mr.. Roosevelt
a lieutenant in one of the regiments
Of Kaiser Wilhelm has committed sui
eide. leaving the explanation that he
was driven to the step by the cruelty Of
lae colonel Perhaps The colonel Will
learn that abusing a soldier is different
from abusing civilian.
II the wicked stood in slippery places
yesterday morning they had better luck
than the righteous.
From tae widespread ambition 10 be-
come postmaster of New York, licking
stamps must be fun.
Slocum heroes and heroines are to
have medals. But what of the men
who caused the boats destruction? Are
they To nave nothing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

From tae widespread ambition 10 be-
come postmaster of New York, licking
stamps must be fun.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04
Recommendations Made.

The committee recommends as fol-
lows.
Washington ought TO be provided
with "a number of well-equipped play
grounds; with one or two well-Iocated
small recreation parks. containing swim
ming pools and conducted by compe-
tent instructors. with four public bath
houses, located in the poorer sections
of the city's four divisions, for the use
of the many 20 whom a baJhtub is an
unreaiiZed luxury.
NO provision was made IN New York
az the proper time for vacant lots.
public squares. and Fairgrounds As
result. the city found il necessary TO
spend millions of dollars i'm prepara-
tiOEs for one playground. and tens of
millions tor the many more which must
follow.
Certain parts of Washington are de-
veIoping iu very much the same way,
showing that the same expensive con-
demnatiOn policy viii have 10 be gone
through with unless action is taken in
the very near future. A vacant lot like
/ the one al North Capitol and l. Streets.
which. by the way. Is the only vacant
spot i'm the immediate vicinity. should
+ De reserved Tor "a playground. athletic
field. and, IN proper time. a swimming
/ poo"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

Slccum heroes and heroines are to
have medals. Bit what of the men
who caused the bOsts destruction Are
thcN 10 hnNe n0thInRa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

If the wicked stood in slippery places
yesterday morning they had better luck
than the righteous.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

Champ Clark does not mourn as one
who VIII not be comforted. for he has
the Il told yOu so" brand OF consolation
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

II Mrs. Chadwick could collect a Zee
from the New York rubberneCks she
might De- able 20 square accounts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

For spectacular interest the Chadwick
tangle may lead the Waggaman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

Another man has shot himself in the
head over a love AFFAIR. revealing the
surprising circumstance that there were
brains inside.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

The fire on the st. Louis Pike made
the place even hotter than it was during
the height Of the fair
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-04

/ Since the awakening OF the Slumber
/ Trio an effort is being made 10 ascertain
/ the value of the dreams 1t had.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
Yerional= l=Noti3:m.

9urd bic 9lnfunft ieinsr @ltern
Serrn 2arl unb 6rau pau=
line eb mann aus Wagbeburg,
bic bor einieen Saeen nit bem
Sampfer v6rieori9 Der @robe" in
Sem Dort anlansten unb Die beute
MOrgen BEL ibm bier eintrafen, tpuroe
Serr q. gilbert 2ebmann auf oas ange-
nebmite tberrai9t. yadbem fie f9
eini9e 3eit bier aufsebaltsn baben,
merSen bic @ltern aud ibren in ga=
bool, MO., tpobnenben dltefen Sohne
Bruno g. 2ebmann beiuaen unb fid
bel bemielben bdusli9 1ieberlaHen.
uliusMbler, 2022 N.
SEEM Seriep Ctr. sab seftern 9tbenb in
benz berrli4en vGair 8ant" Elm Diner,
au @bren bon SRI. gba uno Germ
5enrp Defries bon Bis Springs.
8eTas. 4ae 0erwanbten Der Mblsr
Gamilie maren Mntueieno unb Die @e=
leeenbeit gefaltets fib gu einem herr.
li9en Gamilienfef.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
Weiesmni4el=Tii9eret ioa limit
tirt tuer0en.

staats Giiaerei-gommiHar etpee-
nep wurbe erfu1t, Der jsBt 10 9ebrdu9=
li6en Metbobe, bic Miesmuf4el (mus-
sels) i'm Wabaib'GluHe mittelt 3ug=
bafen su faneen, elm @nbe au MAIDEN.
Sie @etbOoe bes 3u9batsn.Giihens 1T
fiir ben Gortbeftanb Der Wui4eltbiere
Elm Werberb. Cine Mnsabl i9arfer
anseIbaten wirb 70 3uiammengebun=
ben. baB bic Gpiben na9 allen Seiten
ausfeben; oann tperoen tie In ben
StrOm binausseuorfen unb langiam
wieber eineeaossn. 9ie Wiesmui6el.
10 balo iis nit einem bieier 9aten in
8eriibrune fomnlt, i4lieBt bic Sdalen
unb vbeiBt f9 fef". Sa bic Wui9el=
THERE bon MbfdlIen unb llnratb, bic
anoers ben Strom berunreinigen tphr=
ben, lebsn. 10 1T es leidt erfi9tli4,
bab Elm Musrotten berIelben f9on aus
ianitdren @ritnben berbiitet tueroen
iolIte.
NatiirliG entitebt ba 3uerif bic Srase,
Oh Die Miesmui4el als Elm Slid 5u be.
tradten 1T, unb bann nod. oh Der
Giiderei-@ommi1ar Elm He9t bal, ii9
in bic Nnselesenbeit gu mii9en, ba ber
Wabaib unter Der NutOritdt Der 8un=
ossbeb6rSen ifebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
Snbianappis, Snb, Dpnnertae, o. Suli
Haoen tn ben Jlihem ioQ bore
lam1s mnteriast tuerSem.

Sie Si9erheitsbsb6rbe inftruirte
poliseiiuperintenbent 2rhssr, bic Srbi-
nan3sn, melGe Baben in ben GltiiIen
innerbalb Der Stabt berbieten. i9arf
bur9aufiibren, um 10 Diel pie m69li9
grtrinfungen bOrsubeusen. Da fi4
aber cine 9lnsahl Der bsiudtefen
@dmimmpldbe auBerbalb Der Stabt=
grenaen befinben. wirb bic Si9erbsits=
beb6roe ben Sheriff eriu9en, nit Der
poli3ei gu cooperiren.
superintendent &rtger tpirb in ber
3wiidenaeit elm 8ersei4niB Der BON
&naben am meifen beiu9ten S9pimm=
pldse innerbalb mnb auberbalb Der
Staot anfertisen. iopie aud Elm
ger5ei4nib berjeni9en pldBe, bic feiner
Infdt nad fid su @dmimmpldben
untsr poliSei=Iuff9t eignsn. Sis
SiaerbeiisbebDrbe iif fi1 mobl betpuBt,
oab 2naben f9 trob aler Isrbote unb
aller Wa9iamteit Der poIi5ei gum
S1Dimmen beaeben unS fails bieiel.
ben bon ben Tlt1sn innsr9alb Del
Staot9renaen bertrieben tperben, Heb
gu bsfhr9tsn, oab fie fi9 auf sisQsi9
mod eefdbtliberen Stelen auBerbaIf
Der Staot baOen. Supt. arheer II
Der Nnfiht, bob &naben trpb aue,
Werbote S4mimmpIdbe finben perber
unb ie gr6bsr Die @efabr, oefo 9r6bel
III Die Mnaiebungstraft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
Gtme alte Yionierin bonn Sooe
ereilt.

6rau Wilbelmine Sanien, bic fi9
gum seittpeiligen 8siu6e bel ibrem
SObne Nnbrep 6. Sanien, 1885
Spruce Ctr. befanb, ianf pI5blid
beute Morsen bonn 9ersi9lage ge'
troffen i5ren Nnssbbri9en toot in Die
Nrme. Die alte Dame, mel9e bel
ibrer 3ohter Grau Sreb. Sartmann,
1910 Mopolaipn Wpenue tpobnte, tpiro
aud bon bort aus be9raben tperoen.
Iuber ben bsiOen genannten 9inbern
binterldBt fie nod cine So9ter, Trau
Mueufe 8utih, Die elei1falls in Sn=
bianapolis anidifig 1T.
Grau 9anien mar in gDiloerfabt
bel Stuttgart gebOren. Sie Nor in
beutfhen 6reiien mob!betannt uni
al9emein bsliebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
MnsFus oes goneorota Stub
Ha4 Cincinnati unb mad Gonsp SsIanb.

Der @oncorbia Club beranifaltet am
Sonntag, ben 81. Suli, nit Der 6. 8.
.. giienbabn einsn alushus nad
Cincinnati uno @onep Sslano lunS
peripri4t berfelbe einen groBen grfols.
Die 9erren @ictor Sole unb s. Geb=
renba4 iino nit ben arrangements Be-
traut unb tperoen bic Mitsliebsr auf
Der Jabrt feine Notb leiben, inoem fur
Grfrifdun9en unb Sanbtpide sent=
geno Sorge getragen tpirb.
Sas Mittasefien tpirb in @ouep So
lano eingenommen nnb nod elmer
berrIi&en Bootfahrt auf oem ObiO
am Nadmittag gebt es uieber mad
Sauie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
Gsloidranfiprenser an Der
2lrbett.

Der 8eloi9rant Der SrOguenbanb=
lung bon 8. g. Stodman, gfs Sli=
npis unb Wi6igan StraBe, tpurbe
beute Wtor9en 3uii9en 8 uno A ubr
qeiprengt. Sur9 Die @etpnlt Der gr=
ploion tpurbe faf bas ganse bintsre
@nbe bes 9abenraumes bemolirt. Nu-
genf9einli9 mar Die Sbat bon uner=
fabrensn aussefiibrt. 3wei @gplofios
nen tpurSsn eeb6rt. Ser Combine
tiOnstuopf am S9rante mar mitte.s
zines i9meren 6ammers abgefdlasen
uno burd bic entfanbene OeHnung
bas grploiipe in ben S9rant sssohen.
Die i9pere Sbtr tpurbe b6llig berbo=
gen in Der Witte bes 2abens aufgefun-
ben. Sie iolibs f9tpere Giittsrun9 Der
Sbhr NOR our9 bic Tede 9etrieben.
Die Sisbe srlansten @intritt gum Go
Den, inbem iie bas Sdlob Der 8orber-
tbire abbra9en.
gtuas iibsr 800 8aar9elb, stpiide1
$300-s400 IN poitanueiiunsen unb
anosre Wertbpapiers fislen ben &dubsrn
aur geute.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
S@lasfertise G@mtesermmtter.

&abler=P =Poli3iifen Mstin & 9unean
beantuorteten geifern einen 9ilferuf
bon 1909 Nlborb Str, mo cine S9ld=
serei i'm @ange iein follte. gei ibrem
gintrefen fanben iie, bab es fid nur
I'm cine fleine Gamilien-Mf Mfaire ban-
bette. Nnna Dunn BON obi9er NbreHe
bate ndmli9 ibrem S6mieeeriobne
Jfuac 2ins in ni4t mib3uberftebenbsr
Weiie begreif1i& sema9t. baB sr ibrer
ani9t nod eine isbr undergraduate
@oue i'm 6ausbaIte fpiele uno our De-
mOnfriruns ibrer Mnfi9t beoiente fis
fi9 sines Stubles, Der 9dnsli9 In
sthde sef&lasen nit ibr In Der @ta-
tion abseIisfert wurbe. 0anna Dunn
tuirb f@ messn tbdtIi9en Mnsriffs
su beranttuorten baben. fobalb i6r
S9wieserfObn Der dratli9en pHe9e
ni9t ueiter ben6tbigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
Sne, &seoro sisbt Mafflarnas.

Seute Worsen ertua9te Sne3 &ecoro
aus ibrer 2stbarsie unb CAB ben Bee
b6rben sinise gluftldrung. Sbrer
Nusiage nod tratsn stpei Wdnner, elm
WeiBer unb elm Negsr bur9 Die bin=
tere Sbiir in bas 6aus, erariffen iie
uno idleppten lie troB per5weifelter
9eaenme6r in elm bereitftebenbes
Buggp nit rotbem llntergele bor tuel=
des elm rotbbraunes (bap) pfero ge-
ipannt mar. 9as pferb mar i6rer
@usiase nu9 siemIi9 maser. sic jag
ten nit ibr bic 2anbifraBe entlan9 iiber
srpsi gridsn uno iiber 3tuei 9hgel. Sie
&ifie am 6alie erbielt fie inbem ibr
Der &tdsn zines i9arfen MeRers
tber ben Sals sesosen wurbe, um fl
CUR ginwilisung 3li stuinsen, mad
ST. 2ouis su 9eben.
sic tpeiserte fid unb bierauf taud'
ten Die beioen 2erle lie in's Waner; oO
fie aber trobbem nod INNER ftanohaf
blisb, iasten fie nit ibr surad uni
tparfen fie in bic 2anoffrabe, uo II
Ibdtsr oeiun6en tuuroe. Gie Be
bauptste, einen Der Sterile in Die 9anl
nehiiIen All haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
stiir3te aus oent Teaiter.

9ie orsiidbrise pearl preBlep ifiir3te
seitern Mbenb aus benz Jenfer bes
stpeiten Stodes ibres elterliden 9eims,
go. 602 Weif Warplano Str., auf
bas pHaHer unb erlttt fdpere 3opf=
punben.
Sas gett9en bes armen 3inbes fano
bi9t am ofenen Genfer. Sdlaftrun-
Ten muB es bon feinem 2ager auf bas
5enifersefimms sefro9en unb bann
rhdlings berabgefur3t iein. Sr.
3arider nabm bas &inb in Bebano=
lung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
9raioen=G =Garnebal erGffnet.

@efern Nbeno nabm Der FIR cine
Oauer bon 10 Sasen berednete @arne-
bal Der Sruioen feinen Nnfaug. Iiele
S9aufeQun9en touroen fiir bic 8ele=
genbeit nod bier 9ebra9t uno Der plaB
miro bur9 faft 1000 @lhbli9ter uno
Is sroBe 8ogenlampen tagbea erleuA=
tet fein. @d6ne groBe Sbore wuroen
an Der Capitol Mbenue unb an Der
Obio Strabe erri9tet, our9 uel9e
man @intritt au benz b6lli9 abge3dun-
ten @arnebal=plabe erbdIt.