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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-06
Hunting for Trouble.

I've lived in California 80 years
and am still hunting for trouble in the
way of burns, sores, wounds. boils,
cuts, sprains, or a case of piles that
BuckIens Arnica Salve won't quickly
cure" writes Charles Walters. of Allie
ghany, Sierra county. No use hunt
ing. Mr. Walters; it cures or money
refunded at all druggists. Csc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-06
Her Privilege,

Miss Knox-There's a scandaIou
story about her in this morning
Daily Howler.
Miss Goodart-But you cant beli6T
anything you hear in that paper
Miss KNOX can if | want to
Philadelphia Press.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-06
The Result of High Balls.

Jaggerman-I used to be a pretty
good batter in my young days. Many's
thhe time 1 have brought two or
three men home.
Gayboy-Yes, and you're a pretty
good batter in your old age. Many's
the time two or three men have taken
you home-AtIanta Constitution.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-06
On Judqnent Day.

Gabriel-I've blown my trumpet
three times, and nobody pays any at
tention to it."
IsrafeI-That's strange.
Gabriel-Isn't it? People just make
hasty jump for the curbstone, AMI
then look to see which way the auto
went.-Cleveland Leader.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-06
For An Impaired Appetite

To improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion try a lew
doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Mr. ]. H. Seitz. OF De
troit, Mich, says: They restored
my appetite when impaired. relieved
me of a bloated feeling and caused
q pleasant and satisfactory mOvemen,
of the bowels" Price 25 cents.
Samples free. For sale by all dug
giStS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-06
The Dear!

Friend-I suppose the baby is fond
of you?
Papa-Fond of me? Why he sleeps
all day when l am not at home and
stays up all night just to enjoy my
society.-Town and Country.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-06
Grounds Given.

Employer-You can take a months
notice
Clerk-But, sir. what have ! donet
Employer - Absolutely nothingi
that's what l grumble abOut-llluz
trated Bits.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-06
Eczema.

For the good of those suffering with
eczema or other such trouble, l wish
to say, my wife had something Of that
kind and after using the doctors
remedies for some time concluded 20
try Chamberlain >Salve, and it proved
to be better than anything she had
tried. For sale by all druggists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-06
= - - HEALS
-. -. - OLD SORES

deep underlying a
result of
fea hereditary ant from the effects of long spell
When blood
condition cannot heal because impurities with which the
inae the and further disease the surrounding flesh The only
nothing It at the head OF the trouble
supplied with blood heals naturally and permanently Local
affected
through publication
medical advice Free SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-18

Bitter Root Billings, Strike Breaker
By Rex E. Beach
.t. .c,.t

, and if he says work, we work. See Oh he's the goods, he isl Let's go down by the river-mebbe we'll see him So me and Murdock hiked down Water street, where they keep blue mosquito netting over the bar fixtures and spit at the stove.
 We found him, big mouthed, shifty kind of a man. bout as synical lool<in' in the face as a black bass. and full of wind as a toadfish. l exchanged drinks for principles of socialism, and don' so hap pened to display my roll. Murdock slip ped away and made talk with a friend, then, when Heegan had left, he steers me out the back way into an alley. Short cut says he, to another and a better place.
 T follers through a back room; then as l steps out the door I'm grabbed by this new friend, while Mdrdock bathes my head with gas-pipe billy, one of the reg ulation, strike promotin kind, like they use for deeoyin' members into the glori- ous ranks of labor.
 T saw a Burning of Rome that was a dream, and whole cloudbursts of shoot in stars, but l yanked Mir Enthusiastic Stranger away from my surcingle and throwed him ag'n the wall In the snuff fle Murdock shifts my ballast through and steams up the alley with my green backs conveyed by his friend.
 'Wow-ow,' says I, givin the distress signal so that the windows rattled, and reachin' for my holster. I'd a got them both only the gun got caught in my sus- bender. You see, not anticipatin' any live bird shoot I'd put it inside my pants band, under my vest, for appearances. A forty five is like fresh air to drounding man generally has to be drawed in haste-and neither one shouldn't be mislaid l got her out at last and blazed away, just a second after they lodged around the cor ner Then hit the trail after em, lettin go few sky shots and gettin a ghost dance holer off my stummick that had been troublin' me. The wallop on the head made me dizzy, though, and l zig gagged awful, taclzin' out of the alley right into a policeman,
 "'Whee. says I in joy, for he had Murdock safe by the bits, buckin' con sid rable.
 stand aside and femme lectrocute i'm says l. l throwed the gun on him and the crowd dogged it into all the doorways and windows convenient, but I
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-18

was so weak minded in the knees l stum- bled over the curb and fell down.
 Next thing l knew we was all bounc- in over the cobblestones in a patro wagon.
 well, in the morning l told my story to the judge. plain and unyarnished. Then Murdock takes the stand and bursts into song. claiming that he was comn' through the alley toward Clark street when staggered back out of a saloon and com tnenced to shoot at him He saw l was drunk, and famed out. me shootin' at him with every jump. He had proof, he said. and he called for the president oi his union MT. Heegan. At the name all the loafers and stew buns in the court room stomped and said, Hear, hear, while up steps this Napoleon of the Ho- boes.
 Sure he knew MT. Murdock-had known him for years, and he was per fectly reliable and honest. As to his robbing me, 1t was preposterous, because he himself was at the other end of the alley and saw the whole thing, just as MT. Murdoek related 1t.
 T jumps up. You're a liar, Heegan. was buyin' booze for the two of you, but a policeman nailed me, chokin' off my rhetorics. MT. Heegan leans over and whispers to the judge, while l got chil- plains along my spine.
 !" Look here, kind judge says l real winning and genteel, this man is so good at explainin' things away, ask him to talk off this bump over my ear. I surely didn't get a buggy spoke and laminate myself on the nut
 :" "Thatll do.' says the judge. MT. Clerk, ten dollars and costs-charge drunk and disorderly. Nextp
 !" Hold on there says I, ignorant of the involutions of justice T guess I've got the bulge on you this time. They beat you to me, Judge. I alnt got a cent You can go through me and be welcome to half you find. I'll mall you ten when I get home though honest
 At that the audience giggled and the Judge says:
 Your Honor, says l. with sarcastic MT. Billings Of course, you have the privilege of working 1t out Oh, Glory, the 'Privilegen
 "Heegan nodded at this, and I realized what l was against.
 Your Tonor,' says l. with sarcastic refienements, science tells us that per feet vacuum an't possible, but after watching you I know better, and for you, MT. Workingman's Friend-us to the floor and I run at Heegan
 "Pshaw. I never got started, nor I didn't rightfully come to till l rested
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-18

in the workhouse, which last figger of speech Is a pure and beautiful paradox. q aint dwellin' with glee on the next twenty-six days-ten dollars and costs, al four bits a day but I left there sat urated with such hatreds for Heegan that my breath smelled of 'em.
 T wanders down the river front, hop ing the fortunes of war would deliver him to me dead or alive, when the thought hit me that I'd need money. 1 was bound to take another ten and costs shortly after we met, and probably more, if 1 paid for what l got, for I fingered on dstendin myself with satisfaction and his features with uppercuts. Then l see q sign. 'Non-Union Men Wanted-Big Wages In l goes, and strains my lang widge through wire net at the cashier. I want them big wages says 1.
 What can you do?'
 Anything to get the money says I; what does It take to liquidate an assault on a labor leader?'
 There was a white-haired man in the cage who began to sit up and take no- tice.
 What's your trouble? says he. and I told him.
 of we had a few more like you we'd bust the strike says he, kind of sizin' me up. I've got a notion to try 1t, any how and he smites the desk Collins,
 
 Her crew has stayed with us so far, and they'll stick now if we'll say the word. The unions are hungry and scrappng among themselves and the men want to go back to work. It's just that devil of a Heegan that holds 'em. If they see we We got tug crew that'll go they'll arbitrate. and we'll kill the strike.' the tug crew, MT. Badrich.
 Right here! We three. and Murphy, the bookkeeper. Blast this idleness! l want to fight
 "'Ill take the same says T. when I get the price,
 That's all right. You've put the spirit into me- and I'll see you through. Can you run an engine? Good! I'll take the wheel and the others'll fire. It's going to be risky work. though. You won't back out, eh?"
 Reddy interrupted Billings here loudly. with snort of disgust, while Bitter Root" ran his fingers through his hair before continuing. Martin was listening ntently.
 The old man arranged to have a squad of cops on all the bridges, and I begin anticipatin' hilarities for next day.
 ''rhe rcw's got out, of course. through the secrecties of police headquarters,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19
Sie spe3tal- abliefersmssfaabsn
aateres Yofamtes
Siblen ii9 obne 8enoISer niat mebr ii9er

Die Sungen fur Spsaialablieferun'
I'm pofamts batten einen tleiner Streit
initsnirt. urb elmer Der neuefen Inge'
fslt.n elite gum Superintenbenten oss
Sps3inI abIisfsrunes = Departments.
Germ %. 8. 5urniB, INN Ieine Ollie
gu srbitten, ba ibm Elm gswiRer artiteI
abbanbsn astummsn isi; tpsl9sr art
bieIsr Nrtitsl mar, uolte er ni4t Ia.
gen, bis ein anbsrsr 2nabe, tpsl9er
beiOret au isin idisn, bic Bonnie gun,
plussn gu brinssn, Serrn Gurnib
iaets, sr m6se sinmal ben na&fen ab.
lisfsrungsbsutsI auf ieinen Snbalt un'
teriu9sn.
5err SurniB qrif tn ben pofiad
unb fano sinsn Ian9en &ebolber barin.
gr aab benz 2nabsn einsn 0erpsis uno
bsosutsts ibm. ss let Gegen bas @.feb.
oerartias Wafsn su trasen. tDorauf Der
s9uloiee s~rpiberts, sr let ss ia ni&t
allein. Der bspaHnet gebe, iOnoern bic
anberen Rnaben au&.
6err SurniB tpanote f4 In bisfsr
Angsleesnbsit on ben Stlfs. pof.
msifer Ssrrn S6eiosler. wel8er bic
Rnaben, ba ie ni6t nod ibm tommen
MOLTEN, TN epseiaI.S sllosrp.9 sparts.
meni bsiu1te, nm ibnsn ben rs4ten
Sianbpuntt tIar 3u lsgen.
Man fanb Sci ben Sun9sn cine
srobs an,abl bon RsuOlOsrrl. MIR Elm
tlsines Iegerlein mar In Der Nrt ni6i
DeriOrgt, bod 5Og man 3uIsst aus
Iein.g 8aiae elm grObss Rafrmsfsr.
Ssrr S9isbsIsr bislt cine turse an'
ipra&e an bis l1e~bsltbdter, In pel6sr
sr srfldrts, baB sr einsn isben Sungsn,
Der nit einem Rspolber tn Der pof.
ioids bsfunbsn ptroe. fOfOrt entlafen
MOLE, prrauf bic anaben bO&beilig unb
tbsusr bsrfpra&sn. benz na&3utOmmen
uno molten Sselsn unb 2eibesgs.
Holt nnbertrausn Der bohen pOli.
ssigsuaIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19
Nns ben @ert9ten.
Heue Glagen.

Die SabIsp @Iab 60. rei&te gegsr
bic Columbia gonIerben 60. cine &e9'
r1unas. unb @ontraetflage TN getra9t
bon $500 Elm.
Die gaH gnb Sabings unb 2onr
afOeiation rei4te qesen Settle Or.
Wpers uno Wilton g. Mpers, beren
@atisn, sinsS ppOtbetsntlage fur $1,000
Elm.
Die Snbiana spar. une 2eib'geisQ'
i9aft rsi9te e~bsnfals cine 5ppOtbsfen.
tlass fir $4,000 sesen Nilton 8,
Wpers uno 6rau sin.
Samuel Trantlin rsi9te eine Ws&a'
MICS 2isn.Rlass ssssn SbOmas gaf,
70. W. unb J. Or. Wi9sl I'm getrags
bon $40. 46 elm unb cine ebenioI9e BON
$35 gsssn S6omas ). gaf, &. gOnss
u1b 5. Zones.
SupeIIUIS @eItWI.
3immsr go. /, Ri9ter Sobn 8.
W1eWaHer.
Die Saeiounestlags gegen ieins
Srnu Warp tpuroe benz Wm. Wablsr-
mann bepiligt, Der getla9tsn ieooG
bic Obbut H5er Sas Der gbs entfproi-
fsns 8ino biz auf wsiteren Sefdlub Dee
8sri6ts tibsrIafsn uno mub Der ald'
ger cine w69sntli4e unterfhbung bon
s2.50 fur basislbs Bis auf Weiteres an
oas @sri9t bs3ablsn; sbsnio bat CT bis
Qoffsn su bsaablen.
Splpia s. ShompIon uurben geseu
bic Samous 2aunbrp 1867 als Sbsil
Der neutrality-suspicious. au9eipro.
den.
3inmsr go. 2, Ri1tsr Sumss M.
2eat6ers.
Die g6absneriabflage bes gbtptn
Reup segsn bic Snbianapolis FRACTION
unb 8ermiual COMPANY uurbe surtd.
eetuieIen urb Der 2ld9sr In BITE ROhsr
perurtheilt.
Die Rs9nun9stIage bon. 3. 9.
psrrp & 60. unb Saaies u. &ribbt
tuurbsn fur ben aIdesr enti&iebsn, bo
Der anesflagte ni&t erf&ienen mar,
unb 2sbtersr ,r 1876. 80 uuo bic SO.
hen ssrurtbeilt.
3immer go. 8, Ri9ter 0iniou
@arter.
Sn Der 2ontrattflage bss Joiept
%. Sslwass gsssn Ratbarine g. Siebl
gabsn bic @sf9porsneI1 Elm urtbeil &c.
gen ben Rld9sr ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19
@tess-
Geb n.

8. 8. Dbsslsr uno Jrau, Staot,
Rnabe. - 6armnn Ssler uno Jrau,
1412 Cttatpn Str, Wdbdsn. -@eorl
uno 9inie Ongsrlein, AIS 6hb 8rac'
Str. Wdoasn. - 8sor9s uno GOtti'
WcQuaee, 1112 @entra! Abe., Wdo'
9en.-2ouis uno gQa 6inn, 725 gu'
6anan Str, Wdb&sn.-@barles uni
Rprtle 86OmbiOn. 1868 @sf @aib'
inaton Str, Wdodsn' - Gil unt
Snois 2ub, 316 Aanss Ctr, anabs'
-grnH uub Mauos Sarr, SIP Doug
IaB Str, Wdo9su. - Wi1ael uni
Glen Scolnrb. 204 @oncoroia Str.
W6oden.-gouarb uno 8srtba Wai'
fer, $50 sao MiRturi Str. anabe.
- @iliam nno Waup gantu, al
Bates Str, Wtb6sn. - Charles uni
gsiEs gOsiOn. stuoi, anubs.
Setrout.
gopin 9. SOnes-8ertruoe 3ipf.
Nnton Ssligo-Wsri anhlobts.
Ron @orbeQ -Wauoe 6. Wahlsp.
glwooo 8. 2ucas-Wauoe Sslm.
glate Groslsp-Epplonia S4mibt.
Sobn Sptss-gffie 9. @cOos.
geforben.
@iaiam 8. Worriipn, SO. Siabt'
boipttal. = Carl @lpoe gantsr, 81.
724 Wef 8srmont 81. - Biliam
@tnenan, A, 1910 Wsf Ysrmoni
Ctr. - Suttis GORDON Smain. 81,
2024 Norb SeIapare Str.-Garl Rot
sscria, Is, 1920 ehb Sarbtne Ctr.
6. Saufins, 70, 9r8 Rort
gaH Str.-Sarriion Julp, 81, 1915
gnglii6 abe. :
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19
LSAUes @6
Giae eissntbamlids Ylase.
Rpiteri0ie SpaBma9er perbittern Sas
2eben.

8. 8. Sabn, Der In go. GAP Norb
Sninois- StraBe Elm S9nitiuaarsnee:
iddft bsirsibt, sri3isu geftsrn In
Der 9olissifnticn. Tim f9 bort
&atb uno pOIi3eili4sn G&ub gu boIsn.
unb faus Der 9slsets plan 3ur Yur9.
fibrung aelan9i. uiro e wabri9ein'
LID gelin9en, benz Wanrs cine 4naabl
peitere uuanebmli4tsiten gu eriparen.
Saon felt 3psi Sabrsn bat Sabn
bic beri9isosnsn, wabri9sinli6 iebr
ulttg fsin iplsnben, ibm nber duBerf
unang.usbmen @bicaner einira9en,
iest absr wiro's ibm bod 3u bel. @as
sr a0ss e%roulOst, baribsr sisbt bi. benz
@asitdn grap borsele9te Bsi9wsrbe
auf9lub.
SIM Robsmber bur 2 Sabrsn tuurbs
CT auf's duBsrfe iberraidt. als zines
Wursens ni9t psniser ME 40 E2euts
BET ibm Soripra8sn. R@ I'm Stslune
bsmiibeno. 2ar3Ii9 erf9tensn nidt
psnigsr uie 60 Irbeiter, tusl9s an.
fsQuns'bsrlangten, bisle oerislbsn aus
entferuten Staotg.genoen. Der prat.
ttf6e nlter batte ndmli9 3situngs.
annuncsn lusg.lafsn.
Damn srf1isnen 2eute NIT pferb
uno Buesn, um iein piano fort3ubo.
len; ipdtsr elm altbdnbler. Inn stnsi1
@ontratt Fur altss GLEN ab3ufaliebsn;
einGabritant fir @ement8r abfsaen rief
ibn tslspbonii4 auf unb bsna4ri9itgts
Germ 6abn, bob bas bon ibm befeate
@rab fsrtig fsi.
Balo barauf eri&ien Der Wa9en
zines pbunoernp6sn . @sihdftss unb
bra9te ibm eins an5abI pbOnOgrapbsn
CUR ausmabl in's Saus, ba benz
SelGdtte gerlelost puroe, er ntinine
R9 sinsn berIsIbsn aus3uiudsn. Spd.
ter sri9ien bic ambulanl ipel1e
telepaoniia aur Gtsle beorbsrt mar.
Damn srFdisnen Irbeiter, uel9e
WeHuneen on 8bfren uno 8reppsn
pornabmsn uno pleles anoere mebr.
@efisrn aber fsbts Der Wpfsrioie benz
Gings bic Grons auf, als oerielbs fur
Ioforttgs ablisisruns 10 8Onnen I'm
t5raeite' 2oblen Iuftrag CAB.
Die ablisfsruue puros muir babur&
Derbinoert. bob Die 3OblenbanoIung
borber aufrief uno Serrn Sabn bena9.
ri4tigte, bob bic R%obleuOagen iebt
ibren Wss su ibm antrster, tDttrben.
Or erfldrts Dem Sdnbler, bab fein
6aus nit Dampf eehsist tperoe, uno
ging oanl iofOrt aur pOli3sifaticn.
um meitsrs S9srereien elm @noe 3u
MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19
Steoerfrans.
SmetteS CONCERT Oct 1atiom
Sonntag, Den 20. Santtar
tn Oct @ermauta Saue.
0sfriss 5batisfsit ass Seaats.

Die ssfriee SsnatsiBung bate cine
grOBe $bdtsatsit gu Dsrsei&nen. Ra&.
benz mon I'm 10 ubr bts Sisune er.
bfnst bate, wurbs I'm 1890 ubr
S6luB Der Debate beantrast unb
gIsi6asit.s Wsrtagung Biz gum WOntag
Ra9mittas UNI 2 lbr.
3psi 0orlagsn tuurbsn fOfOrt abgs.
murtf unb spar cine bon Senator
Bsna, oaB Der Staot.W arf4aa gsudbii
psrbsn folts, bis anoere bon Senator
@arI Doob. tpsl4sr etaats3abnts9.
nii1e Snipe!torsn anfsat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19

9 auerIaubn e.
9. .. Wilan. 6aus, &iAlanb Str,
$500. Bertha Ballard Dome. I'm.
bau, Worb DeIapare Str.. $8474. =
6rau Sberwin, Reparaturen, 922
College Mbe., $500. - american 9eIe.
phone & Telegraph Co., Ode NeuDort
unh Weribiaa etr., $400, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19

So 9te 9r0bte umn paf:
IenofeA bon G4nttt.
bIumeu uuo 8Iuaaeufa6eu
tar Que freuot8en uuo tran'
stsen Gret8ntMe. &tr hub
ieoerSett 8er,a berett bet BET
@uSmabI bebAIrf@ 80 tetn.
Bertermamn StoS. 60. 4
241 NaH. abe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19
6ente Mbeno fetner tparttser
Smn@ bet George Settler,
2t2 81 MarpIano StraBe.
Damen>S ersiu oss Sa3iaiea
Snruberetns.

Str Sunntaa Ra4mittag 8 n6r bat
Der Samsnnsrsin bss So3ialsn $urn=
bsrsins cine isinsr belisbtsn muRtali'
fasn 0n6mittnss. untsrbaltunsen nit
fOlssnbsm Rafsstrdnadsn arrangirt.
Sin aut,s uno rsi8balti9es muffa'
Hides proqramm III aufgsfsQt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19
9rsts= stat, nuabbamsissr
Snrnbereta.

am sonntag 0a9mitta9. ben 20.
Sanuar, finost bas rsgelmdbige mos
natli4e Stat.8 ournies Der 6tat.S Set
ton bes unabbdugisen $urnpsrsins
fiait. Die @snsslrittsr fnb eriu9'
prompt su erfdeiHsn ba bas Spiel
puntts $50 ubr bssinnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19
SahreSbau

oes 8dfer Muterf. WeretnS
tn Der Snoiette 'Surnbaue
ant ganfag Nbemo, Den
10. Sanuar. Gtntrttt: 6err
ttnO Dame 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19

Grfdltungeu In einem Sage 80 furireu
Rebme Laxative Bromo Quinine 9abIetten.
Hpotheier erffatten bas 9eIb 3urid tpenn bic
BUR febi&Idgt. g. %. 9rous's Sisnatur
auf ie6er S@a9teI. 25e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19

@bteasp, 10. Sanuar.
Gir Snbiana: 9iesen i'm Siiben, 4esen
ODER e9nee i'm nDrbIi6en TbeiIe beute
81 a6t; fdIter beute Nodt; Sonntas, ReSen
Ooer G&nee, sefoIst pom fIarem unb fdltes
rem Metter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19

2oeaL @ etterberi9t
Se tp0Ift, pabri9einIi9 Iei9ter Reser
ober Sdnee uaS fauenbe Temperatur beutt
gta DIT; SonntaS, fIar mnb fdIter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19

S%erlanst - Gin beutintr Rauu auf elmer tlstHtu
~ farm in Der Rdbe Der etnbt. 0at3ufro9sH
IN Der Office bieies EIattts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19
@etterbert@t.
q o, 19. Sannar,

sar "a stunosn ,nS.ub 7 ubr wUrssns, 20. saunur
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19

S@trIanat Gin bsnti&es RdS6en fur Rant nno
~ Sansorbeit. stn9sufrassn in Der Expedition
eisies Biattss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19
4berfuorneterhdnb.

%. z. SIptbs
Sections.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-19
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The Washington times., 1907-11-03

good and energetic wives, whose tact
and answering love have gwen 20
their husbands the force of creative
invention For such is the divine pow
er of women when properly used.
They can do few things directly, but
they can do many things indirectly.
They are the integration CT mems
differentials, to talk mathematicalIy.
People say women invent nothing.
Yes, they do-the inventor, as Co~neiia
did not make the agraTian laws. but
the men who made, and as Aspasia
did not invent the Parthenon, but
formed the man VINO had the Parthe-
non erected. Pericles.
AS to some modern feministes, or
woman Fighters. who try to give
woman a position that for ten thou
sand reasons is not fit for her. and
which would ALLEVIATE her from her
natural and indispensable vocation, all
that we can say is, let the young man
avoid her as carefully as possible. She
viii undo him. Being cracked" her
self, she viii crack his brains, too.
The Washington times., 1907-11-03

The heaviest part of the work now
remaining Is to be done under the di-
rection Of the Engineer Department of
the District government. Their work
viii consist in opening streets across
the plaza and alling in the alleys and
the long cut through which the Balti-
more and Ohio trains now run, Today
a large gang of men are working on
the roadways, grading and macadam-
izing them. Boardwalzs are also being
laid for the convenience of pedestrians
and reservations marked of for parks
AS yet no arrangements have been
made for the various car lines. but
II is expected that when Congress con-
venes the necessary legislation in
granting charters TO the companies
viii be rushed through at once.
IL win be necessary for travellers at
first to use either the Capital Traction
Companys lines or the cars of the
Washington Railroad and Electric
Company which run along c street,
about two blocks away from the sta
ton. The nearest place to he depot
is the corner of Delaware avenue and
c street, from which point a graded
street with brick sidewalk leads to the
front door Of the station. The En-
gincer Department, it is stated, is
making all necessary. progress to have
the grounds surrounding the station
in proper shape the day the big build
ing is formally opened. but it is not ex-
pected that the various side alleyways
as well as the property within the
affected area vii! be completely filed
The Washington times., 1907-11-03

income for ar uncertainty both a.
regards the income and the man tLa-
goes with II. But in Boston WON,
40 not go about by themselves
they 60 In Washington.
Much depends upon the woman no
self, however, but it has been show
conclusively that no city in the Unil
States, or in the whole world.
thai matter is safer for the wons
who must be about az night alo-.
Recently two girls, who had been g.
the theater. decided that they woul3
go to q hotel cafe and get a bite OF
lunch
when we went into the cafe" onr
Of them said. "some Of the peoplf
looked up at US with just a shad
Of interest. but we sat down, mind
our own affairs, paid no attentior
whatever to anyone and gave ouE
order. At the table just next TO us
were three young fellows. Ever
once in a while we caught them
gIancing our way. but before our
order came they had even ceased To-
do this and, In fact, we were left un-