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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27

Gorben. Grau Gmnia Q. Bor.
ben tpuros asfsrn oils Ssfamsntsbon.
Rredsrin TIRES ~berffOrbensn @attel,
oss WiliOndrs unb pbilantropsn prof.
BORDEN. eeri&tli@ bsfdtigt. Sic III
our9 bas 2sftamsnt rei&li9 beba&t.
Das bonn 8erforbensn b~egrinbete Wu.
ieum unb beRsn rsi&balttaer Sn6aIt
|folsn i~Orsfdltigf tO%nisrpirt psroen.
&ufhbtIIe. Die anilaae bes
WOroes gegen' 5rau anna gantart
tuurbe, na&oem bic Srau atueimal stn
0srb6r b~efanoen bate ano In betbsR
6dlen BITE @sf&wursnen f1& auf tsins,
@abripru& einigsn tonnten. enbli9
bon benz Staatsanualt jurid9eaogen.
Die 6rau batte einesfanbsn. ben
Woro bssangsn 81 taben, bebauptete
isoo9 In Sslbfbertbeioieune unb sur
gsi3hbun9 ibrer gbre eebanoslt 80
habsn. 6rau Baniart bate TIM Aug.
1905 Wormar goOt ermoroet, inbem
He ibn feds Mal f9oB unb ibm banr,
MOI bis 2sble bur3i&nttt.
goot battle auf Der 6arm Banfarts
aearbeitet unb am Nbenb bes IL. Aug.
ben angsbli&sn frimins0sn AnariH auf
bse Grau gema4t. Die 5rau bate
R9 am nd&ffsn WOrser nod Der 2bai
ben Bsb6rben sefsut. Die Bhrser.
i9aft Der Orti&aft mar 3uerf gegen
oie Jrau sinsenOmmsn, bod Isate Rd
bic gntrtauns. na&osm HID aud betm
stpsiten Derb6r bie @ei&worenen ni&i
auf einsn Wabtipru3 sintsten. Sebs
0srbanbIuns bot benz Staate sesen
$4,000 gefoRet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27

Ole Mnsu6t aus g q
m n. Man flint Die SDpfe, Madden
oas Nb5uglo9 nit elmer S9erbe be.
oedt 1T, nit elmer Iodern, o pegetu.
biliiden 8eitanbtbeilen freien. fanbiser
groe Biz gum baumenbreit freibleiben.
BEN Hanoe pon, ftDbt fe feit uuf, oumit
fid Die @roe iebt -unb ebnet Die Sber:
fld9e re9t eeal. Damn miro Der Ga.
men oa5u aufgeftreut, mittelit zines
fleinen 8rett6ens anseoridt uno mi
siper 8rauie befeudtet. Wenn teinl
fi9tbaren @puren bon WaFer mebl
porbanoen iino, miro Der Same in fei:
rer eigenen Gtdrfe nit elmer lodern,
fanbisen Grbe beoedt. 9arh9aliss
Samen fDnnen erft circa "a Stunoer
In lautparmes Waher, fpel9em etpas
Weineiiis beisemiidt lit, singetpeidl
peroen, pobur9 fie f9neler gum &ei=
men eeIangen. Die S0pfe peroen mad
gefGebener MusIadt NIT 9ldsI9eiben
beoedt, an einen tpen1 mDgli9 mil
ettpas 8ooentpGrme beriebenen plat
geftelt uno reselmdbis feuht uno
f4attis sebalten. Gin sinaises Mal
Srodenperoen on Der Sberfld4e Der
Musiaat perbirbt ales. Ha1 Dem Grs
fdeinen Der iunsen pfldn5den perben
Ole CLASSIFICATION %abgenommen uno fpGs
ter. fobalb als mOslid, bic iunse Saat
pitirt, oosr ipenr sr0beN pfldnaden,
slei9 in flei1e 90pfe sepflanat unS
felt fie an cine fpdrmere Stelle i'm
3immer, roo fe Dor Der Some se59ist
ftn6. Sinh fe sr6ber setpadfen, ldbt
man ibnen tpieoer n,ebr 2i9t un6 2uft
5utommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27

@rseneafIe. Der South Bsnb
Nbsns3us, betannt ais ACCOMMODATION
go. 9, unb Der Grena Gid Spsaial3ug
fubrsn nit elmer Gsidwtnoisteit bon
so Wsilet bic Stunbs, UNI bsrIorsne
3sit mieoer einaubolen, In bas bin.
t.re gnbs zines 5ra9i3uass ungsfd6r
cine ReiIs nOrbbtIi& bon ben Jra9t.
b6fsr, bon @rseneafle.
Tas W~erfwaroigfs Bel oIsfem gu.
IammsnftoBe III. bab au1 nt9t sins
sin3i9e perIon gst6otet wurbe, obmobl
@eri9ieoene 0erlsbungen ~babontru.
gen. Der @onbueteus CHARLES gQer.
berrp murbe po6l am i9usr.
Pen osrlsbt, inosm er psri9is'
osns s9rammer, ON Qopfe bapon.
trug. Sein Bruoer gomaro, mel9sr
Bremier TT, erbteIt etne asrbro9ens
Rais, sinsr bsrrsntten Raderi unb
einen S&nitt am 2opf, Der Sneenieu,
%. 8. Sarlss, tusl&er tur3 Dor BEN
3ufarsmenftob ebfpraus unb auf ben
rlnisrlsib fisl unb mbsli&sr WsiIe In.
nerIi9e DerIssunsen babontrus, be,
6ei3sr George gmaIs turrbe burG
Den Abipruns ON Beine bsrIsbt.
Der paRaaier @eorqe Wiliams Der.
rentte H@ ben rebten Aru,, unb bi,
9o&tsr bon CHARLES Song. sinsm Sn.
ssnieur Der Wonon 2inis, tuurbe an
Qopf. aber tpie man faet. r,ur lei&r
bsrIebt.
Der 3uiammsnfob mar benz I'm
fanbs su3ui&reibsn. bob eine AnaabI
5ra&twassn H& bon benz 6auptaus'
losgel6R batten. unb BITE Wsi&: fpren'
asnb, nit rubiQtr @eIrHenbeit auf bas
6aupteelsife tiberseaa1eet tuareu. tuo.
NIT baur ber. perfouensug 3ufamtnen.
prante.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27

S9ob auf einen 2ebs
rer. Sin i'm Gramen our6sefalener
19iGbrtser @biturient Der Geali9ule gu
@rea5o, Stalien, feuerte auf profeTor
patrone, Den 2ebrer Der NaturniTen>
i4aften, mebrsre &epolDeri9ife ab
uno bertpunoete i'm ON Sbr unb an
Der Stirn. Damn tebrte Der S6iiler
Die Waffe sesen iih felbit unb eri6ob
fid.
anabe ais 2ebensret<
ter r. Sn 9aue a.. g. puroe Dem
spOlfiabrigen @olfsiailer grnt
0oist. Der elm fehsjdbrisss NGbfen
our4 S9pimmen aus Der Scale ret
tete, Die Rettuagsmeoaine perIieben.
@rfter 8%irsermsifter Or. Ripe CAB Dem
Rnaben Die @erlsi1uns befannt; iiber-
geben miro ibm Sic Webaiue erit BEL
Iolenouns oes 10. 2ebensiabres.
g tu6ienbaIber in's
q eGngni 6. Die Srauenredts
lerin GrGulein Or. Mnita Mugspura,
bic in hamburg tpessn 8eIeioiguns Der
6ortigen poli5ei 5u 200 Wart @elo=
ltrafe perurtbeilt tuur0e, lsste sesen bos
ertennnib 9erufuns elm unb. ertldrte,
Dob fe fir ben Gaq Der Mbpeifuns
ibres @epiiionsseiu@es Ole 200 Mart
nlht aablen, fonoern 6afir lieber 20
Sage 6aft .abma9en" perbe, INN bas
2sbe' TN @efdnsnib tennen au krneu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27

pdif9sa Wd9tsn abi9ldsig bsf9ieosn
tporber fnb.
Die bumanitdrer Notibe, tpel3s
borgsi9hbt tuerbsn. 10 erfdbrt mon
fsrnsr. folen bn3u bisnsn. ben 2bnig
Der Bslgisr su sptngen. cine bon
England estufni6te 2ouaiRon gum
gau elmer giisnbnbn bon Rairo burt
ben Ronsofaat nod faeatrifanif&sn
ao!onisn gnslaub's 3u 9studbren.
2bnig Ssopolo bat nit bieier Rom
3eifon ees6eert. sr f9eint ni4t piaens
estpsisn 3u isin, ben g~ngldnoern
Rs9te I'm aongOtaat gu 9emabren.
uel9e oisis basu tenusen tbnnten, 81
gsntbumsanfpri&e gu MAIDEN unb I'D
nuf bisis Wsiis In ben 2ongofaat
binsin 3u bcbrsn. I'm ibu nun gu
3winssn, sins fol8s 2On3sifOn gu
aeben, min man i'm NIT elmer Inter
iu&unq Der pirtli9 obsr anesbli4 TN
2ongo borgetommsnan graufamtstten
auiebeln. gs fnb, benz 8ernebmen
nod engIii9e 6dnolsr I'm Rcngo ere
moroet worben uno barin bistet f4
eine peiters 6anobabs.
ySobaIb bic snslif8e Regierung
ibrsn 3psd srrsi&t bat. bemertte elm
Senator, usl9sr benz 2omite anss'
bort, ,tuirb man bon ben bumanitdren
gsfrsbunssn ri9ts mebr boren; oie
5umanitdt bat oann aussefpteIt. aber
ielbfperfdnoIi9 f6nnte g~roebritan.
nien oie u%ntsrfabung Der 8ereintgten
Stuatsn sur grsatterung elmer Glen:
bahntonasifon ni9t oerlangsn. Deb
balb pirb Elm grObss 6umanttdtsge'
I&rei erbpben, beHr bas 3iebt bier3u'
lanoe INNER, unb ss liefsrt ben ein3i.
gen 6runb, I'm elmer @inmii&ung Der
bisfsen &.gierune In suropdii4e obsr
afritanii2s AnssIsgsnbsitsr 3l rs9tfer'
tissn. Der 9anbsl Der 8ereinigten
Staaten tptrb burd bic angebli4sn
grauTamtsitsu ni9t besintrd9tigt, boz
2ebsn unb gissutbum amerifanii&e,
Burger if ni&t g%sfdbrbet. 10 bel wi,
uiRsn. CUR ausslsi&uns pOlitti&e,
9iffsren3en ibnnst mir uns unter tel.
men umfdnbsu sinmii9sn. absr TN
SntsrsHe Der 6umanitdt". nit oisier
pbrai. tann alsrlei 3ugeosdt meroen.'
g. fsbt 3u erwartsn, oab bie aoneO'
&sioluiion I'm Ssnats. 2omits nod Be.
trd9tli9sn Staub aufwirbeln tuirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27
ennta Claus In Der Meform.
Mnfalt.

Die Snoianaer &eformanfaIt, BITE
3ur 3eit mebr als taufsno SniaKsn
bat, bat gum Weibnadtsfsfe rur
stnsn etn8issn Snfafsn enilahsn.
Ssin Naune III Scott grawlep, Der,
neil Ct f9 In Der @sfangsni&aft Dor.
siali& benommsn bat, auf parole
bsimgei8idt warb.
Die anberen JniaHen f~eisrtsn bas
Weibnadtsfef In Der NnfaIt, unb aud
ibnsn tpuroe etn g~brtfbaum auss3tin.
bet. Der auf Barole sntlaRene Bat
In Der anFalt nabesu r,suussbn Sabre
3ugebra&t, astuiB cine auseisbigs 3.tt.
UNI ibsr feline gerfeblunssn na9su.
benfen.
@rauIsp mub 1unmehr, benz paroIe.
febl SufoIge. Elm ebrfames. ben @,fsbsn
entipre&enbss 2eben fabren unb asissn.
bab er TN Stanbe III, m~inbefens fur
f& ielbff ben n6tbteen 2sbensunierbali
su bef&uHen. Ut NOR uessn iOss'
nanntsn 2lsinbiebaabls p~erurtbeilt
tuoroen, uno Rsbt iebt. na9oem er auf
parols entlah sn if. erf tan AZ. 9sbsns.
iabre.
Ct seb6rt elmer mobltabsnbsn 20.
milte an. bic beripro4en bat, fHr ben
Srregsleitsten nunmebr Naes 3u tbun.
mas In ibren Rrdftsn unb Wtttsln
fsbt. Der @ntlaRene begtng ME bur&
3eusenausfussn fefsefsIt if. ben
DisbhabI i'm Stadium Der Srunten.
5stt unb bat fi4 puroem risuals stw 10
3u S9ulaen frmu1er1 laHen.
Gin anoerer SniaRe, 2eiueQ 8.
&atbbon. bate 9eboft, oas Wsib-
na&tsfef als m~sniefens bsoingt frsier
Wann i'm 2reiie ietner 6amilie feiern
3u bttrfen. Ct bat In Der Reform.
anftaIt LANCE 3sit 3ussbra&t, feline
WarimaIfrafe bsirug IA Sabre. gr
eri&Iua einen Wann wdbreno zines
Streites uno bat bic Golsen Der ibsr.
silter S6at 3u trasen. @naoe uaro
ibm bisber ni&i 3u tbetl.
Den N~ngeb6riaen mar q eeftattsi.
ben Subafttrteu Dsibna9tss aben gu
berabfolgen, ~allerbings MUIR frugalfsr
Nrt; bed entbielten bic 26rbe. BITE
Rsbue paitrsn rruBtsn, man&ss pad,t
gtaarren, man@sn pad Rautabat.
Dinae, BITE ia etsentli@ rsslements.
tptbrtg tnb, bic absr Der @arbsr,
mtIoe ein Huge a~ubradsno, boribsr,
esbsn Iisb.
DEM felbf Elm Warhen 1T elm
Msni&. In Sonoer6eit I'm, bie Wsib.
na9isastt. Dur& bic Bunoespof muir
ben In Der &sformanfalt piele padets
abaegeben, man9e bon tbnen entbieltsu
@hrfe.
Sa3u liefen man&e Brisfe Elm, BIZ
ben SnfaRen Der RsformanfaIt Elm
wTuf balotges Wieoerieben" auriefen.
Santa Claus III eben ein alermelts'
teri, benz felbf bic Sbhren Dor
BeherunssanfaIten nt&t perf&IoRer
bIeiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27

Gebar @rors.
Bon benz fabIi@ fabrenoen 5,a&t.
auge tuurbe Der Teusrmanrt Jrant
Norris, bon Wuneie. ebe er bic @efabr
bsmsrtts. stuii9en ben Waf&inen gu
Sobe 9sbrtdt, unb ionnte fein 26rper
erff aus ben Srtmmerrt befreit werben.
naGbsm Der WrsdIng 2rain bieieIben
auseinanber se3Osen bate. Der Sn.
ssnisur bisiss 3uges, g.. .. Drain,
bon Cincinnati. NOR CUR 3!ett NIT benz
Oslsl Der Nai9tns bei&dftist uno sat-
tam unperIebt.
Die Derlebten tuurberi nod Gerber's
6oteI berbra&!. mofelbf ibnen alsbaIb
dr,tli&s 6Hlfs 3u She'll tuurbe. 9irett
bintsr Der locomotive biefes 3ugss be.
fanb F& ein NIT Warif&msinen. Der
@ebrhber WaItsr BOZ, bier. gefaater
Dogen, meI&sr i&wer bef&dbist uurbs,
unb In usl9sm ei,e Nense S&petne
gstbbtet tpurben.
Snsenieur Rain fagt. ietn 3ug babe
f& auf benz rs&ten @eIeiie befunben,
tpdbrenh Der anbsre 3ug bas Nsbenge.
Isife bdtts benuben foIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27
8ar 0te Heterta9e

oNertren tutr umierem bets
ebrtea R,tnoets ettae 8robe
NmSmabI bon 0@nttttIus
mem, bIabemoer HHanaeu,
0eaomtaS, GHeIautew, H3as
lees, YotmfetttaS, &tteaS,
G0meItaS, @attIatttett.
0Nastmtbets, etc.
8ertexStamts 0reS. &c..
3 241 @aNa@uSettS Abe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27
Sie iapaniime Iraae III nod lana

Sie iapanii9e Trase III nod lanas
ni9t sslDf. msnn ole iapanif&en abe'
s&hbsi, In San Graneiseo uisber all
Der e9ulbant FBsn - BET Der 8er'
Rimmuns. bic tn California aesen ole
ROnsOlen bsrri&t. mub es i4einen.
als Oh bis 9eute tn Daibin9ton better
baran tbdter, bic Soften ni&t mutb'
wi0ig f&drfer 3u fpannen, als notbs
wenois TT. Die Sttmmung tn Sun
Graneiseo III i&on isbt cine fold &c.
rsi3ts, bob Elm Sprinssn bon Elm paar
Saitsn INNER 3u bsfir4tsn if.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27

JamsS grDee bat ben Aoelstitel
absslebnt. Sn monar8ii&en 2dnoern
tf man bsute rspublifanii&er sefinnt,
als bisIs Burger unb rtamsntli4 Bfr.
gsrinnsn unfsrer RspubIit, bie ft
einsn absIstitsl NIT ben arbBten Opfern
~ srfaufsn tra4ter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27

SrauS 3. q. W u n I. bic H&
sur 3sit gum Befu&e In Wuneie auf'
bdIi, melbete Der polusi. bob He an,
@ei9na&tsmorgeu bon ib'em @atten
etnen Brief erbtelt, In tpelG.m berfeIbe
ibr 2ebeuobl fagt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27
IeiertagS @rturions sNaten.

Beibna@tS unb Neuiabrs Seiertass.gr
eurfione, nod pteIen Stationen, Iaufen iiber
bic 6. 8. & 8. Babn. 5abrfarten tperben
perfauft ar1 o., 49,, "a, 25., 49,, 30. unb
81 December 1906, icmte am Item Sanuar
1907; nit Retourfabrt beiGrdnft auf ben
2ten Sanuar 1907. SIR pOGise Snformas
Tidet.Gsehten
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27

gottIieb 3eutbarbt,
vOie setsatbIi&e e6e",
Ode RobIe unS @artet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27

6rant Beila@er's Sample @oon,
Ode, Columbia Nbe. unb 16te Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27

Nin Mann bon @eidtbun,, Oh srsrbt
" cher burd f@were arbeit erpore
ben, ipirb Sbnen fasen, bab es Der.
bdItnibmdbis Ieidt iff, 8eidtbum su
eriperben, aber iebr idwer. Senielben su
boiten. Sic Neisbeit bieier Bebaup<
tung mub Sebermartn tlar lein. Ser
Our1i9nittsmann eripirbt bel Selb,
1T aber elm idIedter ySparer". sic
fonnen Ben 9liebern Sbrer Samilie
ODER SIREN Sreunoen feinen beferen
Oienit ertueiien, ais bieieiben in Ser
ySparbant 8 @%epobnbeit" ~ inter
itisen. Sieie itarfe @eienf9aft, nit
ibren uniibertrefFi9en SaciIitdten gum @eIbs
eriparen, tpirb bereitrpiqisft 8eiitanb leiiten.
Sin Dollar bestnnt Elm @onto. @eben Sic
Sbren Sreunben Elm Spar,gonto fur bic
Seiertase.
THE INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
xapttaI.. 1000, 10000
ueberi9us ......... 325.0O0.00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-02
Merry Chicago Burglars.

Two armed robbers entered the Empire
Loan Bank in Chicago Wednesday night
and compelled the two clerks to kneel be-
hind one of the counters, looted the cash
register of $500. filled a valise with
watches diamonds and other jewelry and
escaped. The jewelry stolen is valued at
s700
The bandits entered the store when 1t
was deserted except for the two clerks, who
were counting up the days receipts.
The clerks were aroused suddenly with
the order, Hold up your hands" The two
robbers We're pointing revolvers at their
heads.
The robbers compelled the two men to
walk behind a counter hidden from the
view Of pedestrians. Then they made them
kneel down. One robber stood guard ever
the clerks while the other was busy co.
lecting the money and jeweiry.
AS the robbers made ready 70 depart
they warned the clerks not 10 move FIR
five minutes. They locked the 'front.' door
after they had gone out and then ran away.
After several minutes one of the clerks
threw a hammer through the winlow to
summon aid. The police were notified at
once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-02

employment of children in any manner
which may interfere with its enforcement
Graduation From Eighth Grade.
Your committee sought expression OF
opinion from various sources In and out
of the schools as to the advisability or
issuing certificates of graduation to those
completing the eighth grade. and the
unanimous opinion is that such a certin-
cate should be given. II is believed that
the prospect of securing a diploma would
induce many who would otherwise leave
before completing the eighth grade 10
remain and strive for the reward that
would come in the form of a suitable cer-,
tificate and we recommend the issuance
of such certificates
The committee said II did not see any
reason for recommending any change In
the course of instruction followed in the
local public schools
A strong recommendation was made In
behalf of larger salaries for the teachers
of the District and the bilf known as the
Commissioners bill was said to be the best
of. those pending before Congress on this
subject.
The report closed with the following
recommendations
The local press has for some weeks kept
the attention of the public upon our school
system and numerous bills have been In
troduced in Congress for its reformation-
Your committee. after an examination or
the general plan of administration OF the
schools of the larger cities of the United
States. Is of the opinion that our SYSTEM
is abreast OF the times. is fairly adaptable
to local conditions and that no proposed
radical change of which we have knowledRa
offers advantages commensurate with thu
confusion tnseparable from it, lnAuUurar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-02

solution of the problem. That less than 4
per cent of the pupils entering our public
schools reach the high and normal schools
is unfortunate; but that there should De
less than % per cent above the fifth grade
Is nothing less than a calamity chart Is
hereto attached, inspection of which VIII
readily reveal the true condition.
speaking in round numbers, 5000 enter
the first grades, while but 5000 hnish the
eighth: $500 leave in the first grade, 100
in the second, 300 in the third, 600 in the
fourth. 1000 in the fifth, coo in the sixth
and coo in the seventh. 1t is believed that
these figures present an alarming conditlon,
and we recommend the passage of law
compelling the attendance a school of all
children in the District of Columbia under
the age of fifteen who have not graduated
from the grammar schools. Adequate ia
cilities should be provided for their instruc-
ton no matter what the cost may be. No
doubt most of the 1900 leaving school In
the fifth grade, at the age of eleven and
twelve, do so to go to work. While our
city has not been considered as one of the
plague spots of the nation because of the
employment of child labor, yet we believe
the condition warrants provision in the
compulsory attendance law prohibiting the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-02
Radical Changes in Norfolk Charter.

A new charter for Norfolk, drafted after
months of work by charter revision COM
mission, became public yesterday and the
sweeping changes caused shock. Every
department in the city heretofore controlled
by boards elected by the council Is abol-
ished and practically the entire government
of the city is placed in the hands of board
of control, to be composed of three men
either elected by the people or named by
the mayor and confirmed by the council.
The lucrative position of city collector is
abolished altogether and the duties given
the city treasurer. The street inspector
clerk of the market, health officer and
keeper of the almshouse. heretofore elected
by the people, are to be elected by the board
of control. One police justice is to try ali
civil as well as all criminal cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-02
ARTICLES

There is a remarkable article by
Professor Pickering, the Harvard
astronomer, which tells just exact
ly what a comet is. Mr.. H. w.
Nevinson has astonishing revela-
tons of the slave trade in West
Africa. He writes of the Islands
OF Doom" where the slaves are
sent, never to return
Professor Lounsbury of Yale,
the most distinguished authority
on the English language, expresses
his opinion about people who try
to make hard and fast rules about
speech, disregarding present day
usage. He says that the usage of
the best writers is the only law.
He declares you may say none
are as we'll as none is"
w. M. Flinders-Petrie, the great
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