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NICE. large room on second floor. With board.
$50 per month upward Tor two. also parl0r
Tor physicians Office 1924 18th ST. NV.
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Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED-Three colored cooks, so, for New
York; way paid. FISHERS AGENCY, u9
10Th 81. MS. i
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DresSMakinS.

PROF LIvRGSTON-New York Pst-sr7
Parlors. ana Academy OF Designing prsss
Cutting DreSsmsking Ladies' Taiiorinr an5
Sewing school, I220 G St {e7 81
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81 MINER BOARDERS WANTED-IIgh To-
cation. line water. good accommodation. For
terms apply 10 Mrs MARY SHANEBERGER
soonsborO. Washington county Nd. Jest
FEW CHOICE BOARDERS Ga small fam
ily near Dun Lnring s. NANgICKIER
Fairfax Va. Plnehurst Fern. ieI-gt
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.


SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRrTING can b,
learned al our school in from % 90 80 days.
position guaranteed. We teach PItnan Crs-
ham, Gregg. Barnes. and Syllable system.
individual instruction STENOGRApHIC
a SALI-Al4 y, sl2-sls colorado building jci-tf
THE FIRST ONE HUNDRED PERSONS
ENTERING our school. IN answer 10 This
notice. viii be admitted 10 any or an Of our
sessions. day. night or special. for only go
Tor the entire summer term q j weeks from
June 10. TO August 50. We make a speciality
Of preparing our students for positions as
poohAeepeIs, stenoSfdpners or for Govern
--l ,l ~ VICE CLlS expert teachers employed.
rms aAorls an excellent opportunity 70 pre-
pare FOR the regular fan civil Service cx-
alnl2ations. We have large, Convenient and
MERCIAL COLLEGE. $3.50 81. NV.
my2S-f
WANTED-EounE people 10 take a summer
course, much individual attention TO pupils
wishing % view any study or 20 persons
aminauon' any study weeks. day. or u
weeks. evening. $40 WOODS CONNER
GAL SCHOOL, al East Capitol -.
nyII-H
SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRITING can be
learned az our school In from 30 20 80 days:
position guaranteed. We teach Putnam era
ham, Gregg- Barnes, and Syllable systems:
individual instruction STENOGRAPHIC
ASADEAlI. slS-Sl9 Colorado building my4--t
wANTED-Canvaser 20 learn chair Gaming
DONOHUE, SO Myrtle 81. Sc
je4-tu. We. fri. su-4.
WANTED-Any reliable man or woman IN a
position 10 furnish the names Of contem-
plated purchasers OF the names % those that
able and might be interested in buying
high grade Northwest real estate sold on the
monthly payment plan or Tor cash viii find
II profitable 70 write for confidential in
tervleW." II viii cost YOU nothing 70 give
this trial and might lead % a permanent
position with both salary and commission
win call during the day or between and
pm. make an appointment Address BOX
162. City Postoihce uy5-sOt
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FOR RI'NT-NiceIy furnished rooms. second
floor. net 20 bath; also small room, 81. II
Grant place NV. je5-4t
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For Rent
I furnished Rooms.

TWO ROOMS, furnished for light housekeep-
ing l5Z0 COLUMBIA n. NV. between 9Th and
10th, + and O. je5-2r
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GRAND SALE or 80 PIANOS THAT have
BEEN OFT on RENT

FOR SALE-SecoEd-hard upright pianos a.
shaw, k0hler & Campbell. Marshall & Wen
eel., Cnickcring. FOse. etc etc. These in
strumeats are all fully guaranteed and must
be solo 20 make room. square pianos N
thorough repair. IS 70 500. All On easy
terms II desired.
CHAS. NJ. SpIEFF. Piano Manufactures
III llsh ST. nv. J. c. CONLLFF. Manaser-
uyI-tf
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coats. must be hrst-clGss buttonhole makers ;
steady work; good pay. Apply % T St NV
uyslf
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Carpenters and Builders.

ALL KINDS OF cement and tile work done
NV. fa2-qt
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Trunk Repairing

REPAIRING OF trunks and satcheis solicited
also large stock of trunk straps &c m
Main 4321-M- GEYERS, 18th and II SIS nv.
je5-Iot
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WANTED-Modern improved whisky. 50c
quart: imported and domestic wires and
liquors. leading brands. II. cut prices. two
bottles straight pure rye, any brand. with
Wedderburn Rye combination SL55 THE
JOHN WEDDERBURN CO. SIS 81. NV
Phone 5494 Main. my3i-ff
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WANTED-Settled colored woman 10 do clean
cooking and light housework. Apply 1888 \
81. NV fes-3t
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FOR RENT-Four rooms; light housekeeping
near State, War. and Navy building. Address
BOX 501. Times Office. ie5-gt
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Help Wanted Female.

WANTED-Two experienced Mattresses.
OLYMPIA CAFE $50 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Il
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Business Opportunities.

WHEN YOU BUY 4 BUSINESS why nav
rent buy a house with st1rer00m connect-,i-
easy terms THORNTON d KENNEDY. los
Iith 81 nv ie---
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736 18TH ST. NV. second floor hall room
near bath; other pleasant rooms; central To-
cation, phone; transients. jc5-3t
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FOR SALE-One fine horse. 5 years old.
weigh loo. Address 1901 St. NV. je4-3t
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Situations Wanted
Enr,aIa


WANTED-FIaco by girl as gerenai house
worker lS-S 18th 81. NV. je5-3t
WANTED-By young lady. position as cash
Ter. Address X 1920 9Th -. NV je5-5t
WANTED-By coloTed woman washing 20 do
az home AZ 18th 81. NV IL
WANTED-By a neat col0red girl. place
chsmbcmaid or nurse. sumner row NV.
10
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter employed
during the day desires evening work at
home or at Office. Address BOX 81. Times
office. lest
WANTED-By reliable ColOred girl. place 20
do general Homework In small family. Adj
dress 1914 East Capitol ST. Il
WANTED-By colorcd woman. washing TO
take home or day work. 1871 81. NV. il
WANTED-Lady would Ike position as as
sistant bockNeeper. Address BOX AS, Times
office ies-St
wANTED-Washing 70 take hone. 1878 5th
St NV. ies-St
WANTED-Neat, respectable colOred girl
wishes place as halliday work in morning.
Address 20l4 L St NV, =ith fun name in
sealed envelope. je3-st
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UphOlStering.

WE MAKE screen doors and windows: fur
niture repaired and upholstered; packing and
shipping loo 9Th ST. NV. Phone North ass
myl-Sot-eNfrsa
BENZ. r. COLES & CO. upholstering OF al
kinds. Slip covers made 900 9th NV NJ
6ol6- my25-50t
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FOR SALE-Two Mccormick barber chairs-
Two large mirrors one sterllizer, an n@ar1v
ne" . VIII sell cheap make ouer- rs Ss1th
Royal 81, Alexandra. Va ie5-1t
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FOR sALE-6ll old material ln building 1871
- Fl. NV. Including brick. Apply az buud-
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WANTED-Ladies 20 learn hairdrossing man
icure. facial massage. scalp treatment: only
a few weeks required: positions furnished.
Write for catalogue. MOLERS HAIR
DRESSING SCHOOL, - 9th ave. New York
city. jest
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,WANTED-By a dressmakor. "A helper. Per
maneut work II satisfactory. III sun 81. nv.
jest
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yWANTED-By dressmaker. helper. per
manent work II satisfactory. III sun 81. NV
je4-3t
WANTED-White woman for nurse FOR small
child. 1900 y 20. NV Must bring best city
references. jel-3t
WANTED-Finishers on pants. Apply L.
SAVAGE, 62l + st. NV. ie4-3t
WANTED-Settled colored woman 20 do clean
cooking and light hOusework. Apply 1888 \
LEAST
WANTED-ColCred girl FOR general house
work. zoos Massachusetts ave. ne. jef-2t
WANTED-Neat colored waitress On dining
room. THE ETRATFOED. 18th and Monroe
SITS. NV. iel-2t
WANTED-Woman. middle-aged for night
cashier for restaurant, must come we'll re-
commended; experience not necessary. Adj
dress BOX f95, Times Office. je4-5t
WANTED-A girl for general houseWorl1. no
washing; fair wages. i23 18th st. NV.
ief-3t
WANTED-A neat white or colored girl 10
care for baby. 1912 L 81. 1el-2t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and waitress: good
wages. sos 18th St NV. ie4-3t
WANTED-Chocolate dippers. HOBAN's. So
9th 81. NV. 1c5-3t
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426 < ST Ne. stanton Park-Furnished. two
keeping. 5e5-st
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Typewriters.

HAVE a WELLINGTON
kfr-E-=1g AT HOME
~ - telt one month for----..-e g. %
49, Each month thereafte~. 81 81
90 mos applies on purcheSsJ
standard Visible Writer
Price only $50.
Office. Nc. so 18th Street.
je1-d
FOR SALE-Standard visible typewriter
good as new; price, So cash OF $50 on
monthly payments or would rent Address
BOX S.. Times Office. je5-H
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DELIGHTFUL corner room. men T0s N S.
NV. Apartment a. jcj-2t
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ENTIRE first or second floor, nice, large
rooms; back porch. gas and bath: furnished
for light housekeeping SIS and ST. 2fI8 *
St, near Washington circle je5-gt
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LARGE ROOM. two south windows. for one
or two gentlemen no other ro0mers. Ga @
NV u
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Situations Wanted
Male and Female.

wANTED-Position janitor in flats by
Zee. jest
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Wanted-ROOms.

WANTED-Three unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping by June II: state lowest price
Address BOX 49, Times Office. je5-5t
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TWO newly furnished rooms. bath on same
door. use % reception hall. adults. HCht
housekeeping. a. Massachusetts ave. NV.
jest
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WANTED-White woman for nurse FOR small
child. 1900 y ~. Must bring best city
references. je4-3t
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For Rent
Furnished or Unfinished Rooms.
Wanted-ROOms 9 Board

WANIED-Oid lady wants comfortable quiet
permanent home. vicinity Of Georgetown;
references asked. Address BOX 1872 Times
Office je4-St
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FOR RENTING nicely furnished. communal
eating front rooms reasonable. 60 Indiana
ave. NV. fe5-2f
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for house
keeping. 81 "a nw. ie5-et
The Washington times., 1907-06-05

BROOKLAND. d. G.
ARTHUR Is. +. LUE9iSSEN. Drug Store
The Washington times., 1907-06-05

ANACOSTIA
sSURT'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson Ets.
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600 Sd ST. Nw.-Furnished Eat. four rooms;
light housekeeping. ie5-3t
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uel Nw.-Rooms for rent. with board II
desired, central. ie5-3t
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SOUTHEAST.
a z. POWELL. 18th and East apitol SITS.
ODONNELL DRUG CO, Sth and G SITS
II 5. FEALY. NV cor 18th and Pa ave-
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Rooms AID Board.

LARGE and small rooms with board. sun
mer rates SO X ST. NV. jess.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
Cine SranSU6e 8orei

9oetbe's 2uitfpiel Die Mitidulbi=
gen" tpdr einmal Der InldB gu elmer
beiteren SSene i'm 9auie bes sreifen
9idters. 'gs mar i'm Sabre 1927,
als Der 8erliner Sofi6aufpieler
&riieer bic bamdls in Berlin 5ebr be-
liebte Naipe bes &OnisitGbter Shea
ters 4usufte Sutorius Bel 9oet6e in
Weimar einfiibrte. Die fleins Sutoz
rtus = ipGter Sbepbor OOrins's erite
Satin, cine Wienerin, mar aud i'm
priputleben vNaipe". sic tpubte bon
Der 9iteratur febr tuenis. @ls arii>
ger bic iunge S9auipielerin bors
ftsIlte, melbete er: rGrcenens, bic De-
moiielt Sutorius bat au9 bic Sophie
In ben rMitfdufbisen" seipielt." Sa
fiel bic Sntorius elm: n9eben's mir
bod nit benz srausli6en Stiid, bic
Sophie 1T MIR bic Supiberite 3one!"
&riiger bu&te, er miife in bic grbe
ftnten. Sffenbur pubte bie Naibe
nt6t, baB bas Stiid BON @oetbe mar.
@ber Der Olpmpier ssiste cine antife
Rubs. gr lddelte unb ipra9: vNun
ia, bas lit ia f9Dn!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
Gin userfwirSises Saeebn6.

4us Dem Sagsbu9 elmer 3fpei=
unbneunsigiGbrigen, in benz ie eez
pihenbdft aufge5ei9net bat, mas lie
pGbrenb hires lansen 2ebens eegeiIen
unb eetrunten, pie tie fi9 sefleibet
unb mas ibr 2ebensunterbalt getpitet
bat, bringen enslif9e 3eitunsen I'M
tere1ante Ius5ige. Bel Der 6eier
ibres leBten @eburtstases, an Der ibr
gan5es Sorf tbeilnabm, fang bic nod
iebr riiitige Wittpe 3offeb mebrere
9teber, oarunter uu9 IA hunting
we will go, unb in benz Sagebude
lit perjei9net, baB iie bieies 2ieb
HOG Mal %seiunsen bat. Oas Sc
ii6t bat fie fi9 $1,000 Mal sefpas
i4en, bic 9dnbe 123,424 Mal, bic
Sube dber r1rr 22O8 Mal. Ob lie
i6erhuupt ie Elm Bah senommen bat,
oarii6er i9r:ist bas Sasebu9, bas
aber perrdtb, DAB Srau @uffep nur
Al &leiber, AZ unterrDde. 80 paar
S9ube, 274 Yaar Striimpfe unb
165 9ite uno WiiBen sebrau4t, alfo
dbfplut feinen Gurus setrieben bat.
Sbren Surft but lie NIT 134,321
Sdfen Sbee, 67,160 @lds Wil@ unb
$3.50 @las Wafsr seitint. lsSbr
2ebensunterbalt fat nun $4,000 se>
foftet, alfo ettpu So bic Wo4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23

&urs bebcr man Mnnden @rufe
81 9rabe trasen poIte, bef6lpB bic
S9pefter, bic befiimmerten Gltern
nod auf einen Iusenblid gu befus
den. Der 8e~erbisung tpnnte fie ni4t
beipobnen, ibre 3eit sebDrte ben 2e@
benben obsr ben Sterbenben. Die
Sobten muBten fir lie abeetban fein;
tpierubl lie es nidt binberrl fonnte
pber polIte, bab mande BON ibnen
mod fanse in ibrer @%rinNruns forts
Iebten.
Dis tie nit einem arana fpGter
8lumen eintrdt, fHl ibr eriter 8lid
auf ben pffenen Sars, in benz, burh
fteife, feierli9e pra9t entftelt, bic
fleine Spbte lag. Die gltsrn fparen
ni4t i'm Simmer, unb bic Sdpeiter
botte 3ett. ibrsn @ebanten nad5u>
bGnsen.
Wus trieb bieIe einfaden f6li6ten
2elte tpobl, bic ibr &inb nit 10 ed<
ter 2iebe seliebt unb nit 10 belize,
Srauer betrauert batten. gu elmer 10
une9ten, eef9madlpien S6dutel>
luns2 Wie lieblid battle bas bibf6e
3inb nod pors.itern In ieinim net
BEN 9emb9en gelesen, fpie elm einse=
f4lafenes @ngel6sn. limb nun -
sema9te- 8lumen, Silberpapierf9iI<
Der, itsife, feft. @pise. @eountenpOn
aerpfliidt. bic S6peiter ibren &rans
unb beftreute ibres fletnen Pfleslings
leBtes 8ett9en iiber unb iiber nit
ben tleinen peiben SerbftrDsden.
Gin @erGui9 lieB iie aufieben. 0a
bemertte iie Die feline peibe &ase, bic
an Sarsh.del fab unb nit sin.m
9riffe fpieIte. SGun fanlen audi bic
@ltern ber.in. eilis unb erbibt. @r
trus 5luf9en III Der 9anb unb fe
Sudden.
,Wenn bic Suite fommen," faate
lie nit ibrer rauben Stimme, vmub
man bod mas ansubieten babsn. @s
tOnnen bod 70 sesen 5pan5is per<
ben.
Der Sapeitsr Ser5 trampfte iid
auiammen. Baren bieie 2euts, beren
@ebanfen ii9 iebt nit Gffsn unb
Srinten beI9dftisten, bieftIben, benen
fte fi9 in ben paar HG6ten bon ee>
meiniamen Summers 10 nube sefiiblt
bate9
Der Mann f9ien ettpas bon ibren
@efiiblen gu abnen. .Sa, S9peiterl
elmer muB!" faste er, rbie 2eute
tommet ii6er 2anb uub iinb seguns
gen. 60 fdle6t fam NOR fi9 nidt
haiten, oaB mon ibnen ni9fs pprs
fest. unb bdnn = Mrbeit - bos
8tte!. Was lou elmer ionit?!!".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23

glHg pes Itnpes SeeIe aus pteTer
Welt Der SGmer5en in bas Rei9 bes
5riebens elm.
Hur Der Batter fub. tpis Innfen
mod einmal sroB unb bon bic Musen
auf9lus unb bic 9dnbden betpsste.
Seiie beuste CT ii4 nieber. rOu
bats gut" faste er tpeid, rOu bift
MI n gnselfsn.@
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
i. & m o mill &.

5 m 3meifel. 5rau: Dem
junsen 9errn Werner feline reide
Grbtunte lit biefe Ha4t se~ftorben."
Mann: .Sa. mas MAIDEN mir ba nun,
ididen mir tbm cine @pnhoIatipu
ober cine @rdtulation2" .tt-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23

absa1e astsxt,
amertsan esprsb tass4-- Z 3oem Rem bort BIB tdI > d...-1a IoBu
: ) !. I . s sas issas a.: 4 ! sSs s s sassl s sss Z si e.; .si i, . sssn
gIebIans Metom..-------10 409m eoutbrearu 2tb tId s.. 10 508m
ansaion gEp .:.:.-.-11 458m @Ieb, soI & DaGgp tdsId IL 3ogm
st @asns & etb esp taI s Oosm Of souis sS ti ! So. = oOum
@IebI Sol & Detroit erp @I 6 25Rm eIfbart C @abafb Sgpreb 6 9ORm
~euidebode Sp tdI d g.. Q 55&m Amersan Grpreb tasli& 80. 8 45@n
et souts O@tbtftou.
Gin, sntps & ct 8 esp tsIs IL o5sem amerean erpres tl. 80. 4 oogm
Rem BORT sh tdsI s...---1 Il iogm et9, Gin &9sIW erp tI ds4 sOgm
OF Souls Meesm.---- = 1bBm Ct. Bouts @rpreb teI -. 7 I5s n
eoutbpeReru BIN tsI d I. III e5Em Natu & Z Saute aet 49,. 10 358m
ct Souls ggpreb, tdI d 8 IL 459m = & Bottom Gin tasI q. 3 40Rn
st. Bouts 9Th tagt d. 8 15Rm q Souis aceom ..-.-... s s5Ru
s sss: saas s, = @ sss'x a.:. 5 : S Sssa s @stsaast:s 81 g s ssP. IDS; 8 g e eSss
Gtnetaaatt Dtsiftsn.
ea & Sous Ha4tegprsb tsIs 3 456m gbieaeo 8a&t spsBaI tdgIs 2 l5Sp
s e. ssss : s ss ss$.sss e, e: : ! ! ss,sn g: : e. ! az i; 70 s ses.
s siass q ST. ets. 'e sas i'i p:::: , s oe;s@ s sss. 81 Il s Z sssss e 9 s : p Il s ssss
Gtnttnnai stm tdsI -. 2 5bRm 9Bbie Gts epsaal tdsi p 8 o5gm
Ginsinnai @aom $3.50. 4 00Rna gans & 3onisb Na htap tai sill tORr
Cine & Y8afb s 8 ts d & p 8 30Rm Cine Snbs & ct 9 Or to o IL OogHt
gbtsass Dtbtiion
gtteasO Na4teEpret tasI = Il 15Bm etne aa&tsspreb, tsI 49, 5 sesn
gbeago aaGt Special tagI 2 20gm einc 9adt Special, 8 tdsI" 4 4Ogm
Chicago Sat- ere,tb saI ii 4Ssm ssns Sat esprsb tael d.. ! sOgs
@6ae gAs Special tdI d p 3 2OQm 9a 6asehe aeeem...~.-- 8 ooS.
sa6asets aesom --~-- s sbxm gtne & sSafb 8 g.. tast D. g o5R.
RtAtsan Dibtfiox.
sSabaib & gltbart GEpreb 7 20Bm glfbart grbseb taqI. 10 3OBn
Ms3tsau aRa! erprst Ill ASSN Benton sarbor eyDrs - . 45a-
gtbart as ta0h& ---- 8 Oo@m @ltbart & @abafb glpres.. 6 30Rr
s.erta Dtstftou-~efIt&i
fecra egprss tdsli& . .-.12 15gm Golumbas & cine erp tl . 3 soSw
esora gypret & HeatI.- - = abBm champaign Meeom -. 9 55BS
ssssss. s,s sa,a sasH4 pd. L I s ssssa : 4 s sss:.s s |s:sd !. : . s:s.
3ssria O~isifioa-SHIi&.
Columbus espreb sasI.-- Q 2oBm esnn aeeom.. 10 oosr
Oio epesal tdaI--.. 4 50Rm goInmbus gspreb tdeI IL Sa8s
snum assOm. 9 IbRm sotumbus erPrsb taI s--.Is ooRts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
Dtnceanel Otbiftor.

G~IspeIano. Gineimnati, Chicago & St &onts 1aiLpay.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23

Sc mar nun ni9ts mebr BET benz
iterb.nben 8inbe gu tbun. Sans
frisbli9 unb rubis lag es nun nod
al Der @nsif unb llnrube Der lebten
Sage.
Selbit bic SHUTTER fab iebt Elm,
bag ale 2sbensboffnung erlof&en
lei; aber bic Maieitdt bes Spbes
ma9te audi fe rubis unb sefabt, 3us
peilen fabte lie bic 9dnb4en bes
&inb.s unb briidt. sinen &ub auf
bic Stirn; urter tauienb leiien 2iebe
tofunsen that lie bas pieber unb ims
mer pieber.
@egen Morgen fam Der 8ruber,
Der auf elm paar Stunben our Rub,
sef1idt iporben tpar, polternb aus
feiner &ammer berbor. gr a9tets
ni4t orf bic befiimmerten @efi4ter.
Wie jeben Worsen mar Iein erfter
Wes gu @nndens Wasen = bic
3aben briidten fi4. eF er tie erreis
den fonnte = nit breitem QG9eln
beuete er ft4 iiber oas &inb. 30 fab
.r, bab bic fieberrOtkn Manssn
bki4 eeiporben tparen. unb fab bic
9dnbGen tin unb talt auf Der Oede
liesen; er fiiblte nidt bic taum bSrs
barren @tbemSiise = ba empOrte fid
Der Meit bon @eiit In ihm, unb feline
@tbGrben pe~rftelten ii9, unb CT f1ris
unb fdrie unb f4rie! -
Inter bkiem srauiseB Gtf@rei
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
AMERICANS VEXED BY
NEW FRENCH LAW

PARIS, June ga feeling of some-
thing like dismay has been created in
the American colony here by the publi-
cation of long digest of the new law
affecting the status of American citi-
zens residing abroad.
The principal cause of the dismay was
the article requiring them to register
at the American consulate, not giving
their name and address only, but their
place of birth, business, reason for re-
naming abroad and other information
regarded by the vast majority of resi-
dents here as wholly unnecessary.
There are about ten thousand Ameri-
cans permanently residing in Paris, not
including the floating population of stu
dents and tourists. The vast majority
of these live in Paris simply because
they enjoy 1t. 1t Is not known what
effect an answer like this will have on
Uncle Sam.
Furthermore the registration must be
every year. The register at the
consulate has always been covered with
dust up to the present. It will be diff
ferent now.
A number of wealthy Americans who
reside habitually in Paris have already
said they have no intention of regis
tering, and they believe the new law
to be unconstitutional. If necessary,
they will test 1t in the upreme court.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
DELAY ACTION ON
RESTAURANT FEES
ISSUE is between LARGE AND
SMALL LUNCH ROOMS
Tax of from So to $t6 Per Quarter Pro-
posed, but How to Distribute Fees
Is Unsettled - Bakeries
Schedule Agreed On

Because of the widely different views
of councilmen as to what license to i'm
pose on restaurants the committee of
the whole meeting yesterday adjourned
without recommending an ordinance
drawn by the health department.
AL Levy and John Brink were on hand
in the interest of the larger restaurants
and succeeded in having action deferred
a week.
One scale suggested was So fee per
quarter for restaurants having less than
twenty chairs. SO for twenty to sixty
chairs, $12 for sixty to 100 chairs and
SIS for more than 100 chairs.
The delegation of restaurateurs pre-
ferred that the rate be 50 per quarter
for places with less than sixty chairs
and SIS for larger establishments. This
would be severe on the small places,
and on that account some councilmen
opposed it.
After figuring on dozen schedules
and wasting several blocks of paper the
committee gave it up in despair.
It was decided, however, to recon-
mend that license fee for bakeries be
enforced ranging from $3.50 quarter
for the smaller places to SIS for the
largest.
These measures are intended to put
the inspection department Of the health
office on a self-supporting basis. 1t is
argued by the administration that Of
fetal inspection is helpful to the dealers
and business men themselves as 1t puts
their business on a higher standard and
increases their legitimate trade because
it restores confidence.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
CLEAN LODGINGS
IS NEW ORDER
NEW HOUSE INSPECTOR MAX
ING HIS ROUNDS
Gives Timely Notice to All Owners of
Lodging Houses That Strict Ordi-
nance Has Been Passed and
to Act Accordingly

Lodging House Inspector H West
started his work this week under the
new ordinance.
He is visiting the downtown lodging
houses, serving notices on the pro-
prietors that the new law is in force
and that sanitary measures must be
taken at once TO insure cleanliness and
health among the guests.
Copies of the ordinance are being dis
tributed to all, so that the plea of ig-
norance need net be made on the second
visit.
The health department is in no way
desirous of inflicting a hardship on the
keepers, say the heads of the depart
ment, but they will enforce the law,
which was passed for the benefit of the
public.
Inspector West is getting up the Of
fetal notices, blanks, warnings, ETC.,
to serve on those he visits and also
all record blanks. These will all be
prepared under the direction of Health
officer Powers and the health board.
Some owners of lodging houses not
ably women, have already talked
def1antly to the inspector when warned
to install better washing and toilet fa-
cilities, and they were warned to COM
ply with the law.
Because of reconstruction of interiors
Of some older lodging houses, made
necessary by strict enforcement of the
new statute, the department has given
early notice to all interested.
The same timely notice was given
weeks ago by the restaurant inspector
to restaurant owners, many of whom
waited until prosecution and publicity
injured their business before they COM
piled with the plain instructions OF the
department acting under the new law.