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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16
SOME MYTHS
OF The LOBBY
TALES RESURRECTED YEAR
AFTER YEAR
One Type Peculiar to 1s73-old WASH
ngton People Who Would Like
to See Woman Lobbyist
of Tradition
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The adj
vance guard of the peoples lobby has
already arrived in Washington. Its
members are familiarizing themselves
with the looks of the capitol. the
Washington monument, the Smithson-
ian institution and the botanical gar
dens. Then when congress meets they
will be in a position to carry out the
purpose of organization, which is to
prop congress.
The peoples lobby is based in part
upon belief that is firmly fixed and
widespread among a certain class of
people throughout the United States,
namely, that Washington is always
cluttered with lobbyists for big inter-
ests" while congress is in session. The
belief is a curious instance of how
tenacious of old stories a certain ele-
ment of the American population is.
Belief in the perennial existence of a
big Washington lobby is a sort of tradi-
ton. A great many years ago, and es-
pecially during the period Immediately
following the Civil War, there We're a
few well-knoWn high livers in Wash
ington who had the name, whether
rightly or not, of being pretty strong
at the capitol.
These men were all in their graves
long before the beginning of the ninth
decade of the nineteenth century. They
all died in obscurity and as a rule in
poverty. Whatever pull they had ever
enjoyed and used had been taken away
from them.
Around these few men clustered the
vast bunch of bribery stories that have
been handed down through the years.
Most of these yarns are simply incred-
ible. The late John Chamberlain, than
whom no man of his day knew more
of the inside doings in Washington,
used to lie back in his big chair and
laugh until his sides ached when these
narratives were repeated to him.
Poor, but Stubborn
For example, there is the Old old
story of the poor but stubborn repre-
sentative i'm congress whose vote was
badly needed i'm connection with GER
tain Pacific railroad legislation. He
dined with the supposititious Pa
cific railroad lobbyist one evening The
lobbyist helped him ON with his over
coat when he took his departure.
Out In the street the poor but stub
born representative dug his hand into
his right hand oVercoat pocket to get
his gloves. Instead of his gloves he
found some things I'm that pocket that
cracked most pleasantly. He took the
pleasantly cracking things out of the
pocket and carried them TO the light OF
street lamp to have a look at them
They were five $4,000 bills. The poor
but stubborn representative was not OF
course, required to entertain any idea
as to how those five $4,000 bills got
into his right hand OYercOat pocket He
voted for the measure i'm which the
lobbyist was interested, of course.
This yarn has been resurrected anC
refurbished year In and year out even
since the Reconstruction period The
reasonableness Of the story is indicated
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16
Mill Hands Get Raise

By Associated Press.
MOUSSAPP Conn, Dec. 15,-Fol-
lowing the announcement last night of
an increase of wages of 10 per cent al
the cotton mills in Wauregan came the
statement today from several mill own
would be granted, affecting nearly 5000
hands
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16
Capitalist Made Large Requests

BY Associated l'leSS'
CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-Charitable be-
quests aggregating $46O,O00 We're made
by the will Of Otto Young, the capital
list, who died last week at his home at
Lake Geneva, Wis.
The principal beneficiary is the Chica-
go Home for Incurables, which receives
500, 600.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16
Robbed Of Eleven Dollars

Albert Bollings, l5l6 West Fortieth
street. reported TO the University po-
lice station late last night that he had
been held up ON West Adams street
near Main while he was on his way
home. Mr.. Bollings said that the rob
bers appeared to be mere boys and
wore no masks. They secured $1l from
him.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16

Los 1906
Arthur GIeaso & 90 w. HeIman Bldg, City.
Fiscal Agents dispose
of stock YELLOW ToP
from used only for de-
yeIOp rent and equ
N NJ IyTHE President. e. w. PARKER,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16
SAS

% @ e "s~% yellow r' "~1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07
3miammsafOis
Bon ;nei Sirasenbabn n.8asen.

9ur3 nnn Wittsrnn1t ffieBen 3tuei
StraBsnbahn.Wassn Der Hortbueifern
2inie an Der @fe Der 81. StraBe unb
Splanb plaee 3uiammen, nobel Omen
gopen, 737 gDsff 26. Gtrnbs, lei9ts
gerlsBungsn am Rdden baOOntrug.
SsrIelbs tpurbe i'm Imbulan3wa9en
nod isinsr @obnung gebra4t.
Der @agsn 300 ftanb on Der gde
ftin, um pafagiere auf3un.bmen, als
Der @assn SIG unter Jhbruns bon
8. Bennett beran9sfabren fam. Die
gremIs uurbe an9efellt, iebo4 bers
iagte oisislbe einsuqreifen, unb Der gu.
iammsnitOB srfOlgte. Die hbrigen
pafiasiere tuurosn seb6ri9 bur9einan.
Der gei9attelt, tamen absr nit ben,
S4rsdsn baOon. Die Wasguns wur'
ben nur lsidt bsi9doist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07
6ofmanm = Yiterer
Soh3eitsfeisr.
@Idn3enbe 8esebenbeit.

Sn Der fsenbaft gsi9mhdtsn WOb'
nung bon 5errn 6enrp pfiterer, 2121
SHb Wsrioian StraBs, tpurbe geifern
bic So93sit feiner So9ter Winnie 6.
pfifsrsr nit 6rn. @sorss u. Sofmann
fsierli9 besansen. usber 200 5reunoe
nabmsn on Der eroBsn Ssisr She'll.
Cine bsionosrs 5rsubs purbs Der
6amilie uno benz iungen paare sll
She'll, inbsm 5err Jrso. pfferer nit
6amilis bon ct. 2ouis. No., gruoer
bss Ssrrn Ssnrp pfferer, ai9ienen
mar, um Der berrli9en Geisr beiauwOb'
nsn. Die Nr-anasmsnts Der Jeitli9-
tsit tuaren in htplsFsr Wsiie bopbsrei=
tst tpurben unh pirb Der gruBe abenb
allen Sbsilnsbmern tn fteter Crime.
rune blsibsn. grif beim Morasn.
grauen trsnnte h9 bic fr6bli4s @sielI.
i9aft BON oem saifli8en 9auie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07
Na6ri6ten aus Snbiana.

Sort Us pne, =. Sxni. ginen
grdBli9en Sob fanb esffern Otto 5aT-
fplb. Der l6 Sabre alts eobn BON
paffor 9aiiOlb, bsm Sselioresr Der
lutb. 8emeinbe In 5airFelo Centre,
inbem er unter bic &dbsr zines fauer
belaoenen Wagens fisl, unb ibm Der
2opf sermalmt muros. Der iunes
6afiOlb uar mitI2issfabrsn beiadftigt,
als Der eine S6wensel pl6bIid bra&,
unb bur9 ben Rud SaHolb bonn @as
gen unb unglhdli&er WeiIs nit Dem
2opf bor bas eine &ab geuorfsn tpurbe.
Der f9perbelaoene Wagen sing iibsr
i6n birpea. gr farb sttpa bier Stun=
ben nod oem llnfal, obns bas 8e,
mnbtiein pieber erIangt 3u baben. Die
8seroisung finbet MitttpO9 Nn9mittas
bon Der Iutt. air9e in 5airfisIe Centre
aus fatt.
Waf 6ington, 6. Suni. Sn
Senber. Colorado. farb am %. Mai
Gel. Nntoinette S4wanbsd i'm alter
bon 20 Sabren an einem 6sr3leibsn.
Sic mar eine Ni9te bon 9errn 8beo.
9imburg bon Waihington, ro lie nit
ibrem 8ater Biz bor Is Sabren ge-
tuObnt bate. Gin eissntbhmli9er
Imffanb tf es, bab gsnau Elm Sabr
fpdter, auf ben Sag unb bic Stunbs,
ibr Sob auf ben ibres 9atsrs Ssrrn
Souls 3. S&manbed, fOlste, Der am
%. Mai In Ssnbsr sbsnfals sinem
9eraleioeu erIe9en mar.
&odport, 6. SUM-. Daitor
.. %. Wc@op bon Der @ereiuigten
8riiber.@emeinbe in Rofport erbielt
oisier Sage einen grief BON benz Der
Werfh6runs angetlagten prebigsr @ols
fin9ton, Der fiir3li9 bon Sals aus nit
Blutbunoen psrfolet tuurbs. WoIfine-
ton bet5euert feline Ilni9ulo unb iaet,
sr uerbe bic gan3e @ei9ibte aufosdsn.
@r befinbet ii9 our 3eit In feiner frf.
beren 6eimatb in Der Ndbs bon 5rsn9
Gid. WoIfington III unberbeiratbet
bno felt ieinem Dor adt Sabren erfole-
ten gintritt in's prebigtamt nit paftor
We@pp betannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07
IdJt Neger Derlebt.
lInfaa beim neuen 8ebGuoe Der
aiefer Srus So.

9l9t fnrbigs Nrbsiter uuroen Sons
nerfae MOreen an benz Neubau Der u.
9iefer Srus So. an Der Capitol abe.
uno Georgia StraBe mebr posr psni'
ger i&wer perIebt. 9lls @erleBten mur-
ben na9 BEN ct. gincsnt SospitaI ges
IduTt; u. guiIep. SsiferiOn SaplOr
uno s. Smith srbisltsn au9eni4einli9
bic i9Iimmfsn gerlsbunsen, bod
glaubt man. bnb teinsr oerielben t6Ots
li1 psruunbet Duroe.
Sin aaFsn nit M6rtsl bra9 bur4
ben tsmpOrdren Jubbobsn i'm fiinften
Gtof; Die gerIssten tpareu idmmtli4
I'm bisrten StOdwert beItdftigt uno
tuurosn BON ben Stiiden Der falenoen
9efe gstrOffsn. Cine srObe aufrsgung
bsmd9ti9ts fi5 fdmm!li9er arbeiter,
bod waren bic GOlgsn bss Ilnfaas ni8t
10 Idlimm als fis bdtien isin t6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07
sitnme Der sidsrbei1s=8e=
bOrae.

Ger 6susrmann Sobn WcSintp
tuuroe 9eTsrn pnn benz Sapitain
Miountnin Bel Der geb6roe uegen
pfi9tDsrnn4Idiiisung ansetlagt. Der
felbe uirb beute bon Der 8eb6rbe ber-
bort wsroen.
Der golisiff Oliuer %. @Oollet
uuroe bon benz poli3si9sf &obert
Mesaer ueaen 8runtenbeit anseflaet
uno uirb oerIslbs am Samfag bsr'
uonlmen iueroen.
Sarrp 6. &ouot wuros BON Der BE
b6roe gum pdiaiifsn srnannt.
garl Rubn unb 6. @apriB wuro
Die grlnubnib eut3ogen, @aaren au
benz Martta gu psrfaufen. neil He ibr
BefuaniHe tibsrtreten baben.
Die ginnn6msn oes Warttes In ben
Monat Mai 3sistsn wieoer einsn erbsb
Iidbsn reberI9uB iibsr bieielben oesiel
ben Wonats bes psrfohenen Sabres.
Die ginnabmsn BEG Wonat Utn
1906 bstruesn $697 .95, oes Wonat
Usai 1905 nur s396.O5.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07
@alsfsf Surnsr=Yarf.

Am nd9Ifsn Sonntag, ben 10. Suni,
finoet i'm Burner part. nabe Jairpiew
gslegsn, Elm Walofeif fatt, sa oem oas
beuti6e publitum frsunbli9 einges
laoen iff.
Die beriaisbensr gomitss finb fieibig
on Der Nrbeit uno DerIpre9en ben Be-
iu4ern oes 5eitss Elm paar ansenebme
Gtunoen.
Inter 2situne bon Surnlebrer Carl
Sputb uerben bic Rinber bsri9iebens
SpieIe nuffH6ren uno ba gentigenb
preiie bsi6ufft worben fino. miih
taum zines lssr aussebsn.
Sin anberss ldngif erprobtss eomitt
uiro FIR bic untsr6altung Der grua4.
iensn Sorae tragen. CUTE 8ani' uni
@oncertsMuFt tDsrosn abpe4ieln uni
Last but not least" piro Der Samen'
osrsin in isinsr estuobnten Wsiis fil
ben inneren Wsnidsn ior9en.
Der Yart III nit Der Nortb Suinoi!
Strabenbabu lsi6t 3u errei9en. Gin
tritt frsi.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07
yfi@t ssfeblt.
1. g n benflaffe IL.

l. Wm. Gone, 2. NIsr. WsBssr. 8.
%orman Webgsr, 4. &ubsrt Stempfsl.
5. grmin Wobe, 6. @so. Mtobs. z.
5ohn Sisfsnnup. s. Nrtbur Slider,
8. Olibsr Stout, 10. Gionep Stout,
IL. &i9arb Stout. IL. Oscar ulri4,
2. abenflaffs 2.
l. Ssnrp 9iebr. 2. Mrtbur 2oIter.
36gIinee9
l. 2eD gmmelmann, 2. Jranf gms,
8. 2ouis Softer, 4. German 4leni9p,
5. Otto Sisbsr. 6. 5reb Wuede, z.
Bpron 6sron, s. @arI G9ulmsper, 9.
@alter gpbn.
l. M d b 1enfIafie4.
l. Alies Wspsr, 2. 9elsn Wsper, 8.
Warie S9ulmepsr. A. SiIoa 9ieber.
2. Wdb 9sntIaffe5.
l. 2ilie 2ers. 2. Silie Rer3, 8. Ma.
ris 2iebsr, 4. Wap S9mibt, 5. pau.
fine Yordert.
Sa amenflaffe Is.
L. stsua gurgsB, 2. 8. taught,
8. Bertha Srmer. 4. gIia 2sadmnnn,
5. Sattie WtlIer. 6. grna S9ulmsper,
z. Gertrude Sdulmsper, 8. 2ouiit
S9ulmsp.r, 9. gli3 .Nttinfon, 10. 2auro
Sdmsinsbsrgsr, II. Gertrude Wonp,
IL. Gertrude gmmsri9, 13. Warr
Broun.
5rauenfIaffe a.
1. Grau &Obi. aisbsr, 2. Jrau Sbl
Boos. 8. Grau Carl 6abi9. 4. 6rar
3. Samibt.
Bei siinffieem Wstter nabm i'd bi'
2laKsn In ben @artsn unb gab ber
8urnunterri4t In Der frii9sn 2uft,
Nu9 ma9te ID nit ben berf9isbsner
aIaiien ausfige unb 9urnfabrter
nod @ibsfos., Gairbietu,, grootRbe'
unb 8urnsrsparf.
Ulit 8urnergruB:
garI .. 6putb,
furnlebrer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07

Snterefante gerinde Der 9ioIosiidjen stns
ltaIt auf SeIgpIanb.

Die 8iologiI6e @nitalt auf 9elso@
lanO bat semdb Oen 9ef4liifen Der
internationalen 5ii9ereifonferen5en IN
oen Sabren 1902 bis 1904 in Der
NoroIee Slide nit elmer Mdrte pers
ie6en uno ipieoer ausgeiebt, um oaz
bur9 2luff9liiiie iiber Die Sepegungen
uno oie @rDbenaundbme Der Slide gu
aeipinnen. Die perpen0eten Slide ipas
rem nit ipenigen 9lusnubmen S9ollen.
Bon Oen in ben Spei Sabren ausge@
febten SyiI6en iinb i'm gan5en 11.6
Yroaent pieoer gefan9en. 2eioer bat
feItgeIteut lperOen mIiien, Dab es Big
Der ni9t mOglib geipeien lit, aus Dem
bprbanoenen Mdteriul @unoeritraben
su fpnftruiren, auf oenen ii9 Die S6olz
len zines Gebietes etipa i'm &reislaufe
zines eSabres betpe9en. OaSu fino gu
tpenig G6plen ausgeiebt fpprOen. Wlan
miro, ipie borausSuiebsn mar, nit ipeit
grDberen 3ablen arbeiten nliihen, I'm
ii9ere &eIultate gu eraielen.
slus Der SbatIa6e, 0ab in Ser 3eit
fur5 na6 Ser @usiebung MIR Saollen
in Der NGbe BON 0elgolano gefangen
ipuroen, Damn aber nur einaelne, in
fpdteren Monaten fogar gar feline
Sdollen BEL 9elgolanb angetroffen
ipurben, 6ab 0afiir aber brauben in Der
NorbIee cine Heibe Der BEL 6elgolano
semarftsn S6olIen in oas Neb gerdtb.
fann man aber pobl Sen Snlnb
sieben, bab bie S9onen einise Wiortate
nu9 ibrer @usiebung iid in bas tiefere
Wafer suriidge5ogen baben.
Grit i'm nG9ften 5riibiabre febren
lie ipieoer mad Ser &iifte SurId uno
Damn miro au9 BON oen 6ii9ern BEL
Selgolano tpieber cine 9lnaabl beriels
Ben erbeutet. Sas Wa6stbum, .. E.
ote 2dngensunabme Der Sdouen, fin
bet por5uespeiie in Der tpGrmeren
Sabresaeit ftait. Sm Winter miro Die
2ebenst6Gfisfsit Ser S9ollen on uno
fir fid berabseftimmt fein.
gllle S9ollen, oi, nur iebr furse 3sit
tuh Dem 3eidnen in Ser See tparen,
fotpie ale Die, tpel6e i'm Spdtiommer,
9erbft unb Winter geseihnet tpuroen
unb tpGbreno Ser Wintermonate ipies
Der ssfansen ipurben, tpeiIen feline poer
nnr eine iebr seringe @rObensunohns
auf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07

Mt. Carmel, 6. Suni. Sheriff
@bitins unb Coroner 9ollin9swortb
bon princston tuaren oori9e Wo9e In
Wtt. Carmel, um In Der Nnsslsaenbeit
bss gsbsimniBooaen SOoes bon @lpoe
6boualtsr bon 8ibIou gpuntp cine
llnteriuaung an3ufellen. Wie es
Setbt, wurben neusroings l1mfidnoe
bstannt, bic ss tpnbrIdsinli9 MAIDEN,
oaB Der 9enannte iunse Jarmer ers
morost uno In ben Wabaib'JluB GEE
tuorfsn puroe.
0ineennss 6. SUM-. Die
psrlen'S Snouifrie bat bier sinen Auf.
Iduung genommsn, bon BEN ii1 Wan.
DER ni4ts trdumen ldBt. Sm Sabre
1905 purben aus benz @abnib- -Slufe
psrIsn i'm @srtbe bon $4,000 se=
fif9t. Cine Sirma in 8inesunes Der.
Ianbt. on einsm sin3igsn 8uge perlsn
gum gstrnse bon SO. 900; Die meifen
babon sinaen nod paris.
Nep albanp. 6. SUM-. Cine
An;abl alter Soloaten in Neu Albanp,
bic In benz ,9anbfurm" Ddbrsno beg
gHrsertrissss geoisnt babcu, MAIDEN
Nnfireneun9sn, ytlinqsnbe" Inerten'
nung bon Der &eaierung 81 erlangsn.
gu bieism Gnbe 1T i'm @ongreb eine
Bill sinssbrah morosn. tpsl6s bic Be-
ftimmungen Der penHons Gtte bon
1890 auf bie Offi3isrs unb Wanni4af-
ten Der @ompasnie "" bes z. &eqi'
ments Der Snbiana 2sgion ausbebnt.
Eieie gompasnis bsfano ausidlieblif
aus Nem Nlbauisrn uno tpuroe bon
@apt. abam 2napp. einem ebsmaliser
beuti9sn MrtilleriesOffisier, tomman'
Dirt. Der .isbt ldn9ft toot if. @s uarer
bas fab bunbsrtWann NIT a @ei9iiben
Sa He ni9t regelmGbig In ben Bum
bssbienii singsmuifsrt tparen. 10 fieIer
Fe ni9t untsr bic gsfimmungen be,
penfonssNfts. Der Refi bes z. Regi
ments, bsitsbsnb aus IL Gompagnier
Snfantsris, brittle regsimdbig mebrsr
Sabre, attiben Sisnif babsn bic 2eut
iebo9 nur stli9e Sage wdbrenb bes be
rhbmtsn WOrsan'3ugss 1868 getban
penRonsbius Der altsn Solbaten fielei
In Der 2egislatur bon Snbiaua regeI
mdbis our9. SEPT 6oift man auf bel
fsren @rfoIg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07
Sair6anf.

Ger quite 8siu1, tuel9en bisie perls
Der Natur" isit gintritt oes guten @st.
ter; auf3utpeiisn Bot. beranlabte bic
gei&Gftsfhbrung bon Sairbant FIR
eamftng Nn6mittag cine Daatinee su
orraneiren I'm 4llen. Die am Absno
Iidt abtommsn t6nnsn, cine Selegsn'
belt gu gebsn, bic 9roBartige Sdngerin
@rnce Ban Gtuooiforo su b6ren. Sas
80 Wnnn Or6sfsr liefert nod ME bor
bic t6flidfs gonssrt- -Wufit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07
Snbtanapplis Snb., Opnnerltas, 7. Stunt 1906
sitnng ees Sotialem Snrn=
uereius.

Die geifrige Sibung oes SOciaIen
8urnbersins erfreute fit elmer rs9t re=
gen 8etbeiliaung.
Siaabem bic &outinessiddfte erles
bi9t paren, purbsn bier 3anoibatsn
aIs Dlitslisoer aufssnOmmen uno tusi'
tsrs bier murbsn CUR Mitglisbidaft
OOr9ei8lagen.
Sas 2onite. tpsl9es bic Uorberei=
tun9sn far oas erfs SOmmer'@amp
bss Spcialen Surnpereins, bas
bom IL. big gum 80. Sum-
abasbaItsu merbsn iou, tibernoms
men Bat, bsridtete, bab bisislben In
better Orbnung isien, uno baB Der grs
fola bel gutter gstbsilisung ni9t aug
bleibeu fbnne.
Die llntofisn bstrasen SIS per Wo6e
unb SO fir 2 Wo9sn. appIitrtionsn
mfhsn bor Montae, ben IL. Suni, on
Serr Carl .. Sputb i'm 9suti9en
6auie eingsrei9t Tsroen, unb uiro
sins 9lnaablung bon 80 sruhni9t. Der
Reit mub Bis sum Samfas, ben Is.
5uni, be3ablt iein. wiorisenfals mirO
Der Hams bon oer2iife sefri9en. oie an'
gs,a6lten 90 tpsrbsn isood ni4t surhd.
gsqsb.n tpsrben. Gin aQssmsiner ge.
fuGstag iif auf SOnntag, ben "a.
Suni, fefgsisBt norbsn, unb usrosr
bic gsfu9er bon Der Babnffaiion Broat
&ipple abse6olt perosn.
Snoianapolis, 81. Wai.
I'm ben Socialen Surnberein,
Snbianapolis, Snb.
@ut Seil!
Sm 2aufs beg Wpnats Wai beiu9.
ten 135 S9hler unb SdtIerinner
reeeImdBis bic 8urni8ule.
NeYuf1 hpr sin,pfnpr QfofIpn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07
~ RauGt bic BONANZA.

mailer Gering, 81 Sabre
aft. Ill 0orb Gait StraBe. tuuro.
osifsrn uuter benz Usrba9t Der S4wins
beIsi BON ben geamtsn @. 90. Bainate
uno Gerat. STREET. binter e4lob uno
@ieael ssbra&t. Sering foa an ben
Nltbdnbler Dallas Waler W6bsl untsr
.falIdeu ansabsn perfauft baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07

Cine merlin ii biee Mmtss
I r q d t trasen Die rSalter," Weinz
bergsipd6ter, in Meran unb goaen,
Seiterreid. Mlit ibrem 2ppfpub aug
'Haub5eugi9pdnaen Jeoern, @oaelz
f6ndbeln, Sdneinsbaiiern, ibren
9dlstetten aus 9lmuletten uno tnDherz
nen pfeifden, ibren mG9tisen Gpieben,
sleiaen iie leib9aftisen Snoiansrn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07

"a @au&t bic Tish Mingo.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-07-27

In your contact and association with
the Jewish people, dear brethren, be
courteous, frank, and plain spoken. Do
not patronize the Jew, nor fatter, nor
falsely idealize him. He dislikes, above
all things, in social intercourse, conde-
scending patronage, fattery and imprac-
ticable idealism. Patronize him and you
will arouse his contempt Platter him
and you will arouse his suspicion. At
tempt to idealize him and your ideals
may fall. For like you and l, he pos
sesses every human attribute of strength
and weakness, folly and wisdom that
flesh is heir to. But treat him alb
solutely justly, considerably and open
heartedly; he will not only reciprocate to
the full measure, but will generously y
strive to out-vie you in good will and fel-
lowship. He knows and appreciates your
worth just as well as you do his.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-07-27
Palestinean Imports Growing

The imports of Palestine last year
amounted to $2,25S, 900. Hardware, pc
troleum, cotton goods, sugar and build
ing materials, such as iron bars and gir-
ders, timber and tiles, and bricks, show
a steady increase during the last five
years, denoting a growing population,
both in Jerusalem and Jaffa. The value
of cotton goods imported last year was
$S76,OOO, an increase Of 100000.
These goods come almost entirely from
Manchester, but are largely imported by
way of Beirut, Syria, and therefore
classed as imports from Turkey instead
of the United Kingdom. Hardware was
imported to the value Of $136, 5000; petro-
leeum, $126,OOO, and iron and ironwork,
$81 ,OOO-all considerable advances over
the previous year. The other articles
showing increased importation were
flour, coal, wines and spirits, whereas
there was a falling off in tobacco, rice,
coffee, machinery, tin plates and sheets.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-07-27


teenth centuries. And just as truly as
the modern spirit Of Christianity arose,
Phoenix-like, from the flames Of the in
QUESTION; modern Judaism winged its
way upward through the gloom and
shadow Of intolerance, superstition and
error; until to-day, in free, iberty-en
folded America, it is rejuvenating, rein
vigorating, and raising the Jewish peo
pie to the very heights of spiritual grand
eur. And in modern Judaism rests that
sublime and unconquerable spirit and
power which alone can wage successful
warfare against the errors and ungodh
ness Of the Mammonized Golden Calf
worshiping portions Of mankind One can
enter any Jewish house Of worship in
the United States to-day, whose services
are conducted in English, or are other
wise ineligible to the observer, and hear
the most eloquent and earnest appeals OF
the rabbi to his flock to remain true to
the God Of Israel, His holy truth and
His sacred law unto man, and to con-
demn and resist the lust of gold and the
temptations Of selfish and unholy desires
Let no man dream that that ancient and
heroic race which gave birth to Isaiah
Jeremiah, Jesus Christ, and hundreds OF
other glorious characters, has not its he
roes, it's poets and it's preachers in this
modern day and age, just as it had in that
remote infancy Of the world, when blood
thirsty Assyria, looking lustfully across
the deserts of Arabia, beheld the beauti-
full form of lotus kissed Egypt, and the
world was measured by glance, when
the winged bull and the crocodile sum-
med up antiquity, and Israel, terrified,
crept into his cave.
Ancient Judaism cast human rubbish
heaps on the truths Of Moses; modern
Judaism has removed them. Your pre-
cious blood and spirit dear Judah. Your
precious blood and spirit, dear Eph-
rain removed, through centuries OF
battle, blood and martyrdom the chok-
ing debris of error and ungodliness. And
here, on the crest Of the American conti-
nent, here as glittering crown of glory
placed on the snow white brow Of COlum-
bia; here under the mighty shadow Of the
Rocky mountains; here under the sacred
emblem Of freedom waving above the
heaven kissed plains of Colorado, the
children Of Israel have at last struck the
original granite of the Temple Mount
TRUTH, Gods glorious truth, upon
which the builders Of Israel restored will
raise that sublime spiritual edifce Of tri-
umphant Zion, whose glory shall fill the
earth and soar heavenward toward God
and the angels, as humanity's sacred to-
ken to the Almighty God, that the human
race has at last raised itself to that Der-
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IDOL PUzzEs LEARNED MEN

1t is certain that the image was not
hewn within recent years, for the ac-
ton of water and contact with hard
substances have worn crevices and
lines over the carving The stone is
a hard species of limestone, and the
worn and battered face gives evidence
OF great age
The face is nearly round, with prom
inent cheekbones- In the two pits
representing eyes is hard substance,
which is thought to be cement This
gives rise to the superstition that jew
els once filed the sockets of the eyes
The nose is but a triangle carved in
the rock Eight teeth and a line form
the crude mouth The face is that of
a typical idol of an ancient people,
and the whole head eighteen inches
in length The rear. portion converges
to point, and traces of cement sug-
gest it was once cemented in wall
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Is it relic of the Indians, an old
god of the Aztecs or Incas, or is it a
deity that was worshiped by a more
historic and mysterious people?
asks the Philadelphia Press That is
the question that is perplexing many
of the citizens of West Philadelphia,
and which an expert of the archaeo-
logical department of the University
of Pennsylvania could not answer
concerning a crude stone idol found
hidden among straw in the barn of
G. P. Groves Sons, 421S Lancaster
avenue
Had the idol been dug up the nat
ural superstition would have been that
it were undoubtedly a relic of the In
clans, but the fact that it was care
fully hidden precludes this idea 1t is
generally thought the idol was stolen
from some university and hidden by
the thief until 1t could be carried
away.