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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
Opfertas.

4m' SOnntag, ben 2. april, miro
beim MOrseusOttesbienfte Der giertel-
idt:ise Opfertne In Der 3meiten &e=
formirtsn Rir9e, alabama= uno Wer-
riI-S -StraBe, sefeiert perben. pafOr
Seni. g. Stern, frHbsr in Snoianaa
polls, sesentudrtig in Nbilaoelpbia,
genniplbanien. bdlt bic Gsifpreoigt.
g9ie on ieo.m Sonntag, finb Jreunoe
uno @lieber tpillfommsn.
paiiur 3. g. Stern ift auf bem
We9e nad Wsmp6is, Senn., mo er
elmer gomitesSiBung Der IQian3 Der
RsfOrmirtsn Rir9en unter Der presbp-
terial 9srfaFung beimobnen tDirb.
SieIe Naian3 reprdientirt cine 8lieo-
i6aft bon tibsr 25, 900. 600 psrionen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
Yeriomal= =Noti3sm.

s. u. %. Sabis, prdfibsnt Der
Snbianapolis WaHeruerte, tpel9er
mebrere WOnate i9uer trant mar, bat
fi9 mieber fomsit erholt, bab er nod
@obington, 2a., abreiien tonnte, no
er nit feiner Gamilie eine Cottage be-
sa9en bat. um fi4 b6llig 3u erbolen.
Wie beri4tst miro, bat er fi9 bereits
beoeuteno erbolt uno sebentt 3u Besinn
oes Sommers wieber auf ieinen poffen
5uriid3utehren.
Stats. uperintenben
Gafet u. Cotton bat i9 bur9 einen
aebntiisigen 8eiu9 i'm Siioen mieoer
ioweit erbolt, oaB er wieoer nod fei.
nem Bureau 3uriidtebren fonnte. Sci.
ne Grau bsgleitete ibn auf Der Relfe.
@uaene presbrep, ber
observation-disclosures aus Nem Oorf,
wel&er am Wtontaa i'm @lappool- Sotel
operirt tYuroe. befinbet f9 auf BEN
@ege our 8eherun9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
Traber retd, iett mitteQos.

Nadoem ct 3uei Wonats In Der bie.
fi9en Sail 3usebraIt, tpurbe Sterben
2eesling. Elm alter graubaariger Mann,
geifern Hadmittaa aus oerisIben ents
IaiIen. 2sesling, Der In ieinen iiin-
Qeren Sabren tpOblbabsno mar. bat al
fein 0erm6gen perloren. gr wurbe
unter Mntlage, idwinoelbafte @si9dfte
betrieben 3u baben, perbaftet uno
nit elmer Strafe bon $500 bslest.
Sa man ieineu Angabsn bab
er perm6senslOs iei. teinen @lauben
beimnb, uurbe ein 8unoesbeamter nab
Wuneie sefanot, um bort Nadforidun.
gen an3uifellen. 3wei benz alten
Wanne geb6rige 9duier wuroen fur
$3.50 berfauft unb bann fonnte er
freigelaRen tperben. Wan fagt, Der
alte Wann babe rei9s 8ermanote, bieie
iebo9 fOllen fi9 seweisert baben,s etuas
fur i'm 3u tbun.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
,,Webefanas" =Stattfif.

Mus Muffsaunsen bes Chefs oes
fatiitii&en Bureaus gebt berbor, baB
in 8ippecauoe @onntp auf ie orei Sei-
ratben eine S9eioung tontmt. Sas
Sabr 1904 3eigt einen pro3entiaB bon
SO. ben b64fen I'm 9anssn Staate.
@s fol9en: Warrif @ountp nit 26
pro3ent, 1isO NIT % prO3ent. Suli-
ban nit 81. unb bic folgenben nit
iiber 19 unb unter 20 pro3ent: Steu.
ben: Wiami, De @alb, Marion, glap.
COB u. a. Die tpenigffen Saeibuneen
tadsn in Safe @ountp bor, ndmli1 3.2
proaent.
Sm Staate Snbiana uuroen i'm
Sabre 1904 28,O88 Srauungen porgs-
nommen unb 3419 S9eioungen betpil.
liet. Sie meiifen @bei9lieBunasn fau-
ben In Marion Gountp itatt, bic pss
nigftsn In Obio @ountp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
Ste Snsenobtlomer.

Die 9ebrer bon SHosSnbiana, tpel.
DE 3ur ySoutbern Subiana $eaders
Afoeiation" sebbren, fommen bier sur
%. idbrIi@en BerfammIung 3uiam-
men. Sisislbe nabm seifern Mbenb
ibren Mnfans unb wirb bis nddfen
sOnnabenb fortseisbt tusrben.
1000 2sbrer Rnb Big iest ansetom.
men; aIs elmer Der erifen prof. s. 8.
@aftlsman, 2sbrer fur gnglif9 an Der
Bloomington So@f8ule, iOwie iein
3millinssbruber s. 6. @aalsman.
2ebrer fur gn9lif9 on Der Wi&isan
Wilitarp Ntaoemie. Gerner III anau=
fhbren Der betannte prof. g. 9. Brpan,
mel&er nd9fens bic prdRbentenifelle
am Granflin college iibernebmen uirb.
prof. 8rpau, Der elm por5a9li&ss @e.
od@tnib bat, begriibte in freunbi&aft.
li9fsr @eiie man3en fraberen S&t=
Ter, ben er felt Sahren ni&t eefe6en
bate. Supt. %. 8. 9erlin bon BET
2nigbtstotpn S6ule prdRbirte am Yor-
mittas am %e9iitrirunsstii&e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
Na6rt6tett aus Snbiana.

2aporte. 80. Mdrs. SnfoIse
@rtrantrng bes @si6mor.nen Senrp
Wbite muroe bic 9lags bon &obert 6.
Morriion, 2aifier Der Union glational
gant, gegeH Die 9aelebelle 2anb 60.
fur $25. 900 FIR Sienife als Setretdr
uno agent, beren 8erbanblung felt
elmer Wo&e i'm @angs mar, pl6lbi9
ab9ebro4en. Die 0erbanbIuno tuirb
ni3t Dor Wontag uieoer aufgsnommsn
werben uno mirb mebrere Wo4en in
anipru6 nebmen.
WafbpiIIe, e, 80. Wtdrs. @effern
fano ein Woltsnbrud in gooper, einem
tleinen Srte 3ebn Meilen IiioIi9 bieier
Staot Hat. tusl9er tebeutenben S4a-
ben anridtete. Sas DaiIsr fam In
Sf6msn bur& bas Sbal. Sobn Sar-
men. einem Sarmsr tuurbe cine S9wei.
ne3iidterei NIT IL S9weinsn mcgee
i4wemmt uno nur fiinf retteten bas
Gsbsn. 0enrD Smith, einem Reiisns
ben, muroe Der Waaen umgeworfen,
uno Smith erlitt oabei i9mer3bafis
8erlebuneen.
@reenfieIb. 80. Mdrs. Die
Sei9e oes September Smitbsp, zines
Garmarbeiters auf elmer ssarm stpei
Weilen 6ffli9 bon Cumberland, murbe
teute friib A ubr tobt i'm Bette sefun.
ben. Cine 2uael bate bas 6ers bur9.
bobrt uno Der &epolper lag in Der
Hdbe Der 2si6e. gDeil alIes anf&ei-
neno auf SeIbHmorb binpsif, lisssn
bod 8eroa&tsgriinoe fur Wsorb Dor.
Smitbep war i'm Iasemsinsn frisbfsr-
tiger Natur, bate aber einise MiBber-
ftdnoniiie nit Ribalen; elm junses
Wdoden tn Cumberland fon Die ur-
iade iein. Smitbsp NOR q Sabre alt
unb wobnte friiber in Snoianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
@ladlt@ beretnt.

Carrie baberer, 20 Sabre alt, 1l26
Sto Capitol aoe. bier mobnbaft, tpurbe
gefern nit benz S9reiner 0snrp 9albi,
ebenfalls bon bier, i'm Deniion SoteI
In Cincinnati ebeli9 berbunben, nad'
benz fie eine aufregenoe Nbfabrt auf
elmer improbiferten Setter INN 3 11br
WOrgens untern0mnlen bate, I'm f9
bon i6rem 8rduti9am entfibren su
lafen. Nad Der Srauung unternabm
oas iunge paar eine MutomobiIfabrt.
um fi4 Cincinnati arSuieben. 6rdutein
0aberer's Batter bate Ger 8erbinoung
S9wierigfeiten in ben Wes gelegt unb
bic SO4ter In ibr 3immsr sinidliebsn
lahen, um allen @psntualitdten borsu-
beugen.
Sas reiOlute iunge Wdo@sn madte
fid eins Dirt Stridleiter, an mel9er fie
ibr gnttOmmen beuertfeliste, I'm
baum nit tbrem 8eliebten, ben fie tele.
pboniib nah benz Union 8abnbof be.
ifelte, na4 Cincinnati abauoampfen.
Na9oem &idter 9smper bas paar In
bic gbsfeReln geidmisoet bate. wuros
oas @lternpaar Der iun9en 5rau burd
8elegramm bon benz Sbatbefanb In
3enntniB geIebt.
Die Gamilie 0aberer reigerte f9.
tiber bic Ingele9enbeit weitere Mustuufl
au Qeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
Gn9re TIM itnabbansisea Snrm=
herein.

Am Spnnerffaa Nbeno bielt Der
Samenpersin bes unabhdngigen 8urn=
pereins einen gu4re far Serren unb
Snmen ab.
6ol9enos Spieler waren Die 9ltid-
li4en @euinnsr: 5rau Grant Rrieger,
SSrdulein @mma Uiinter, Grau So-
6anna gmmsri1. Grau Wm. Strau-
meper, SRI. Bertha Wubmann, Jrau
Charles Wartlep, SRI. Bertha 2eler,
Trl. Carrie gaamann, 5err 6. Weds.
Ter, Serr 8. Mhller. 5err Sol. Miner,
5err Srnnt eeibsnfiidsr unb Grl. M
Negner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
Yolt3etlt@es.

Webrere 6 9hIfe alarmir.
ten gefern Mbenb etwa 9 ubr bic ionif
10 rrbia: Na&barf4aft Der college
Mbe. In Ndbs Der 13. @trabe uno
9lei& barauf liefen in Der poli3eiffa-
ton Welbunsen elmer S9ieberei, bic
in iener @esenb ifattoefunben, elm.
Die @ablerpoli3iifen Nsfin unS
Duncan eilten Der 6teQs 3u unb fan.
BEN oann, bab Sobn Moams, 1916
college Mpe.. Der In ieinem Stale gin-
BREEDER bermutbete, mebrere @&HKe
absab. um bieielben 3u beri&eu9en.
Die polisifen bur&fu&ten ben Stall,
fanben aber ieine An3ei&en zines Gin.
bru 4es.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31

6eIbpniIIe, 81. Wdrs. -
Cine grplufon i6refte b.uts frhb Die
8emo9ner bes Stdotdens @pntbiana
aus ben Bstten uno cine nnteriudung
eraab bann, bae Der @eloidrant in
yea9er & Waribal's @siddft seiprengt
uoroen mar. Wiliam Jor, Der 9e'
rabe ssseniiber pobt. mar our STEELE
aeeilt, puroe aber nit sinigen S9then
empfanesn uno our Rube seswun9en.
Die &duber srlangten $35 in gaar
uno $50 in Briefmarfen.
9psansport 81. Wdrs. I'm
F9 nit ieinen Treunben einen S9er3
gu MAIDEN, Isbts &Op WeSntire bas
@erh9t In rmlaus, sr babe bon einem
Ontel $50, 600 seerbt. Sofort NOR er
bonSreunoen umlagert, bis ibm bie8ers
maltunssiOrssn gum 8beile ab3uneh-
men f& erbOtsn, unb Biz gum Nbenoe
mar Der Nniturm berartig angef9wol.
len, bab Wc5ntire fi4 wobl ooer libel
enti9lisBsn muBts, bie Wabrbeit gu GEE
iieben.
2o9ansport, 81. Wdr3. -
Cine ganos iusenoli4er Isrbrs4sr
muroe bier bon Der poli3ei ausfinoiQ
oematt uno piele Der in lebter Sci!
psriibten tleinsren 0ergebsn fino iebi
aufaetldrt. Sdunoliteratur, glaubt
man, babe ben NnlaB CUR Organii'
runa Der 8anoe gegeben. Die iomsit
feffaenommeneu guri9en weigern fib.
ibre GpieBgsisllen nambaft 3u MAIDEN.
@olumbu 81. Wdr3. Wdb'
rsno er nit elmer Mn3abl 6reunoe ir
isinsm 9aoen fab uno la4sno Rb un'
ter6Ielt, fisl pl6bli& So6n 2sasp, elm
bieaqer @roeer, BON ieinem Stubls uno
peridieo. Gin 6sr3f&las bate isinsm
2eben eiu gnbe sema&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
Mtl& mnk 8atterfett entbaltsn.

Die Snbianapolis Creamery 60.
bette f9 gefern i'm polissiasri9ts &c.
gen bic BON WiI&infpsttor SeIm er.
bobene Mn!laee. minbertpsrtbige Mil9
pertauft 3u baben, 3u psrantmortsn.
Die bonn Snfpettor 6elm Der 2anns
entnommeneu probs entbislt nur 2.8
Butterfett. wdbrenb bie WilaorOinaus
Der Stabt cine S.6.pro3entiee Wil1
aIs STANDARD pori&reibt. Der Ri&ter
perurtaeilte bic gompanie 3u elmer
Strafe bon SO nebff 3ofen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31

Bis iebt bat Der @ouperneur
teine S&ritts gssen o. u. Batter, ben
fh9tigen 2obbpiften, unternommsn.
Ser oberfe Staatsbeamts ertldrt, biz
iebt nod tsine 3eit gefunben 3u babsn.
bic ea&e aufsunebmen. ssreunbe oes
GIa9tigen slaubsn. bab berfelbe seni'
sens 3eit gsfunben bat, f& In ei@er'
belt 81 brin9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
Nit &uselwnnoe im Ser3ea
amfgefunaen.

Gin tisfes @sbsimniB i9eiut ben
Bob oes qsitsrn frhb i'm Sauie Der
Grau Stole 3ittlep, 2 Dieilen bon @um=
berlanb, fferbeno aufsefunbenen Sep.
tember Smitbsp 3u umgeben. gtwa
seeen 4 ubr Daorssns wurbe Jrau
2iitlep bur6 bas 3uidlagen elmer
Sbiire, tDel&em 9lei9 oarauf Elm &s-
solperI6uB folete, aetpeft. Dem Sdalle
nadfori idsno, trat lie in oas 3immer,
rpel6es bon >Gmithep. Der In itren
9ienfen ftano, bewObnt rutoe uno
bort fano fe oann ben iungen Wann
in ben lsbten 3h9en bor.
Cine 3usel bate ieia 6era burd-
bObrt. pulusripuren maren aber an
Der 9leiouns ni4t 3u fiHoen. Gin
GROCER &spolb.r lag neben ibm uno am
aopfenbe oes 9ettes auf einem Stubls
Lag Elm 3usetlupptes &aiiermeher. Sb.
eleid pObl bic umfdnbe ouf einen
SelbitmOro binjuoeuten fdeinen, begen
bic 8erpanotsn bss erft 80 Sabre alten
Mannss bod bsosntli9e 3weifel on Der
&i6tistsit oisi.r SbsOris. Smitbep's
yruosr. Sip Smitbsp, Der bel ieiner
3ants In Srbinaton wobnt, ertldrt,
baB iein Bruber elm ior9loier. 3ufrie-
bener Wann mar, Der Ieines Wihens
nod feins Jeinoe bate uno oeHen @ha-
racter ni9t auf sinsn SslbifmOrOs2 s2ans
bibaten i&lisBen lieB. Mu4 babe er
niemals bon ieinem 8ruber elm Wort
geb6rt, tpsl9es auf cine berartige Sbat
ober au9 nur auf @ebanfen zines iols
den f9lieBen lafen.
Coroner Serren, bon Sancod @ounip
Der ieine llnteriudung bieleidt beute
Nadmittas besnoen tpirb, tpiro beute
Sranf &spnolos aus Srbin9ton berb6s
rem, oem Smitbp am Wittmo9 pfero
unb Wasen tibsrseben baben ioll, boz
nit oiefer bas @efdbrt ftr ibn beim'
fabrs, ba er unan9enebmli9teiten ere
parte. Mu9 Sam gerrp, aus @ums
berlano benz Smitbp unter $obes-
orobuneen gum gerlafen Der @tabt
aufgeforoert baben ioQ, wiro perbort
tpercen. Der Coroner bat nod ni9i
genigeno Bstpeiie geIammelt, um gu
einem befinitiben gnti9lufie getommen
su iein.
gs miro ssiast, baB Smiibep nit
sinsm iungen Mdoden aus @umber'
lano cine 9iebi9aft untsrbielt, iein
gruber sisbt an. oab sr bon elmer iol-
den nitts wife. 8eioe 8rtioer faben
F6 am lsbten Samiag gum lebteu
Mals. Die 2eids bes iunaen Wannes
wuroe in's 6aus elmer 8ermanbten
nod Snoianapulis 9ebra9t. Smitbep's
Batter arbeitet auf elmer 6arm nahs
SrbingtOn. Die Wutter 1T ieit msb'
reren Sabren toot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31

j. Die @usftattung Der tiinftisen
tsuti6en &rpnprinaeiiin. bic gum grOs
ben Sbeiie I'M Muslanbe, namentlif
in 9aris, gearbeitst tpurbe, lit ieBt fafi
qon3 9ergeitellt. Sic ion iiberau&
foft6ar unb geTAmadpoq ausgefalIea
Iein. Der Srou1eau ip:rb ni4t aufgez
iteut percen, mic bies 4. 9. am bppe=
ridden 6ofe Dor Der So6aeit BON prigz
aeiiinnen iibli4 lit. Oaseaen mir
cine MusIteluns Der @eIfente, Die Dem
Sronprinaen baree6ro6t tperben fof,
len, na9 Der 8ermdblung seplant.
*8ie ihon iniereSagebldtter nlel'
beten. bat elm slnitlirm BON 5ronen
reftlerinnen Oen Sainoiier 8ablaiis
Idn,R bes slbgeoronetenbaiiies oel
Stoutsaeiebegbung fiir elm einge
fdr6nftes 5rauenitinlmred)t geipon
men. Gin 9ieht 5ur 9etbeiligllng al
oIlen gSablen foroerten Ole &eonerin
nen niht, ipnbern nltr an Der @ab
BON itaqtli9en unb Ortliden Gteusr
beolntert, uno BON Staot- uno 9orf
geonten. Gs selang ibnen, pieraehr
gfitalieber oes 5ipanaig Wann itar
fen @ablausiduiies 5ii gelpinnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
Bonn Yfsroe seidjlassn.

4lfrsb Cor. elm Garmer aus Der
Hdbs pon @lermont, wuroe geifern
bon sinem pfsrb, tuelhes er gum Wers
faufe porfhbrte. in's @efi4t 9ei4iaaen,
Seine Wafs tpuroe eebro&en unb feline
gsrlesungsn meroen als iebr i4wer on.
aeiehen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
/ Charlotte Trid /.

6rau CHARLOTTE Grid, Satin bon
peter Grid. ftarb beute Jrtib 2:15 ubr
in Der Wobnun9. 1910 Seaefontaine
Str. nod langem 2siben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31

Die 2ei9e bss in @aibin9ton,
.. g., psrfforbenen .. g. Wiaer,
mel9er frhbsr bier anidifig mar. miro
bon ben Cob 6eaops beiseieBt weroen.
Miller mar elm mc6lbefannter Gruder.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31

6rau Welufine Srea el-
m n n III gefern i'm 9auie ibrer
8O&ter, Grau 9enrp s9igims, on Der
Sbelbpbile 2inis, Stop 8, geforbsn.
sic wirb mOrseu Ta9mittag bon bort
aus 3u @rabe getraaen tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
9amenberein ees Soctalen Tnru
beretns.

I'm nd9fen Sonntag. Nadmittags
um 3 lbr, bdlt Der Samenberein oes
Socialen Surnpereins feline re9elmd.
Sige gsrlammlung ab. Cine sablrei'
DIES gri4eineu Der Wtitslieoer 1T er.
utini6t.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-09-20
Where Uncles Rule.

Uncles rule amongst the native
tribes bordering Torres Straits. where
the relationship between maternal
uncle and nephew is regarded as being
closer than that between father and
son. There a man Is bound to stop
fighting when ordered to do so by his
mothers brother, and the uncle is en-
titled to bid his sisters husband cease
any hostilities in which he may be en-
gagged. Moreover, the quelled combat
ant Is required to make a present to
the uncle, or brotherin-law-as the
case may be-who stops him.
When a man marries in these parts
his father provides the wherewithal to
purchase the bride, but it is the ma
ternal uncle who makes the actual
payment, and who requires the credit
attached thereto.
A man in those parts may not utter
the names of his wife's relations. and
when he speaks to his father or
mother-in-law he must lower his voice.
and speak humbly; the underlying
idea being probably pretence that he
has carried his spouse away forcibly
from her home, and must sue for
peace.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-09-20
Stock That Turned Out We'll.

United States Senator George L.
Turner of Washington lost his fortune
and poverty stared him in the face.
Turner was a lawyer, and one day a
party Of miners, well known to him,
who had struck lode up in British
America, near Victoria, came into his
Office and asked him to make out some
papers for them.
I'VE can't pay you cash for your
services, Mr.. Turner" said one of the
party, after their business had been
transacted. but we will give you some
stock and call 1t square"
At first Turner refused to take the
stock, as his clients were all friends
of his and he preferred to do the work
for nothing, but on being pressed he
took the certificates and tucked them
away in his safe.
Two years later Senator Turner was
a millionaire through these mining
shares, and the mine that brought him
the money and made the fortune OF his
friends is the famous lie Roi, one of
the richest in the West.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-09-20
Marvellous Energy in Human Heart

chine by laying back in an armchair
and taking an occasional Whit I'm
sure she will relent."
The cause of the heart beat is the
most interesting study to which man
could possibly devote himself. We
now learn" that radium is at the bot.
tom of II.
The general public are so little &C.
quainted with anatomy, chemistry,
surgery, medicine, etc, in all their
ramifications that any sort of yarn
faxed up by clever reporter, is &C.
cepted as solemn fact.
Ambassador Reid twenty years ago
developed most amazing appetite for
articles about rare surgical operations,
and one of his bright young men filed
the Tribune with such astounding
tales that the whole world stood
aghast. The reporter had Just enough
anatomical or surgical lore to make
his stories deep" to the masses. Mr..
Reid always marked them Must.
which gave precedence over any other
matter in the local news columns
New York Press.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-09-20
Got Perfect Photograph of Raccoon

seating himself on a large dead limb.
and looking across at me with decid-
eddy vexed expression on his face.
'T descended the beech and, taking
the camera on my back, climbed the
maple. The raccoon never budged as
| seated myself on limb opposite
him and proceeded to unfold my ap-
paratus, but several times he display
ed beautiful set of pearly white
teeth, and once or twice gave a de-
cided growl of dissatisfaction. 4 wait
ed some time for him to look pleas
ant but as he absolutely declined to
accommodate me, l photographed him
in an ugly mood My success must
have turned my head, for Immediate
ly lost my balance and fell backward
from the limb.
But the ruling passion was still
strong within me, for. utterly unmind-
full of my own anatomy, | held my pet
camera high above my head, and
saved 1t intact AS soon as my some
what Jared nerves would allow I
picked myself up and looked for the
raccoon. There he sat, looking at me
over the side of the limb. with a
queer. puzzled expression on his face"
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Patrick Proved Deep Reasoner

bank, and then walked off.
After going little way, Pat looked
back and saw the man he had saved
from watery grave climb a tree.
draw a rope from his pocket and make
one end of 1t fast to one of the strong.
er branches Fixing a moose in the
other end, he placed it around his
neck, Pat stood little way of and
watched him all the time. He then
fastened toward the city and reported
the matter to the police.
When the police arrived at the scene
they found the body suspended from
the tree. At the inquest Pat was
called on to tell all hn knew about
the suicide. When asS ID why he did
not prevent the MAJ from hanging
himself Pat exclaimed: "Begorry, yer
honor sir he was all wet after
pulled him out of the pond, and
thought he was only hanging himself
up TO dry"
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Only Trouble Was That tho Sitter
Absolutely Refused to Look
Pleasant During tho Time
Necessary for tho Shot.

II was tramping through the woods
looking for stray snapshots when |
came across a beech tree that l had
noticed several times before" says a
writer II had been interested in this
tree on account of some suspicious
looking scratches on the bark and a
large hole in the trunk some thirty
feet from the ground. giving 1t very
much the appearance OF being the
snug retreat of some animal. Having
my climbers with me, | assembled the
tree. To my qualification and delight
the cavity contained a raccoon. But
how was he to be photographed? The
only large tree that stood near the
beech was a maple. and II | could in
duce him to leave his retreat he prob
ably would sit long enough on one or
the other OF the trees for me to make
an exposure. After some rather Wig
orous prodding on my part the coon
showed himself, and ran from the
beech into the maple at once, finally
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CcopyrIeht. Loo. by DalIy story Pub. %

Little Miss Peters toiled up the
three flights of steps to her tiny hall
bedroom. She threw her bag on the
bed and walked deliberately to the
| mirror, only stopping to throw open
| the blind for more light. She sat
down deliberately before the hideous
| little glass and began to take another
inventory of her good looks.
Not even one who loved her-she
| smiled bitterly at that thought-could
call her pretty. She was homely. Not
with that piquant sort Of plainness
that is almost as attractive as beauty,
but with a sort Of ugliness
The forehead bulged, the eyes were
dull and sunken, the cheeks presented
no contours to speak Of, and the whole
expression was owlishly pathetic.
She examined each feature as cal
lousy as II 1t we're a statue she were
sppraislng. The face was the same.
AS hateful to her as ever. She closed
her eyes YEARLY. She was plain, I'M
attractive-ugly. And II one ever
wants good looks 1t is when she is
twenty. Miss Peters was barely that,
but she looked almost any age, up to
forty.
She slipped the pins out OF the tight
little knot at the back of her neck
an. shook her hair down over her
shoulders. 1t was not pretty hair. 1t
was thin and scraggly and mouse col.
ored. In the hand mirror she raised
TO get a glimpse of her profile she
could see her bent little shoulders
reflected, A bookkeeper who bends
over her work from eight in the morn
ing until six at night rarely has pref
ty shoulders.
And seventy-five dollars is not much
to pay a girl who does the work OF
two men. Miss Peters sent fifty dol
lars of this amount home every month.
After her board was paid, little was
left to waste on feminine finery.
Il wouldn't care" (she had fallen
into the habit of talking to HERSELF,
81 wouldn't care If | were ugly and
poor If any of them liked me-" She
buried her face in the pillows and be-
gan to cry 81 never have any fun"
She lay staring at the ceiling thinking
hard. And her thoughts were even
more pathetic than her face. One by
one she took the girls in the boarding
house, and studied their faces from
memory-and their friends. There
was only one of them who had ever
manifested the slightest friendliness
for her and that was Miss Mathis.
She did not wonder that people loved
Miss Mathis and thought her beauti
ful-she was. She reminded Miss Pet
ers always of a queen who had stray
ed somehow into a cheap boarding
house incognito. that she might learn
to know and love the least of her sub.
jects, Miss Mathis. with her gorgeous
hair and eyes was so beautiful and
magnetic no one could keep from low
ing her. But 1t was the others she
wondered about--the dozens of stem
ographers, book keepers and school
teachers, Very few of them were real
ly pretty. yet they had friends. The
landlady's daughter was no beauty,
but all the men liked her.
Il know" exclaimed Miss Peters,
with sudden energy, ITS only the gay
girls that are popular. ! will make