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The Washington times., 1907-03-22
Ambassador
From Japan
Entertained
Secretary StrauS Gives
Dinner to Distinguished
Company.

The Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
ana Mrs. oscar S. Straus were hosts al
dinner last evening. having as their
guests the Japanese Ambassador and
the Viscountess Aoki, the Danish Min
lister, Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Holmes. Mr..
Justice Moody Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Cowles, Count and Countess Hatzfeldt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington Wilson, Lieu
tenant Commander and Mrs. Key Mr..
and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Mrs Rich
ard Butler, Mrs Hochstadter, and
Charles II. Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Barbour en-
tertained at dinner last evening in hon
or Of Mrs. Carroll Mercer. who is MAX
ing a visit in Washington. Invited to
meet Mrs. Mercer were Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Terry, Captain and Mrs.
Switzerland. Capt. and Mrs. William
Mason Wright, DIT. and Mrs Pettus
Miss Terry. Miss Almy. Capt. Henry
Davis. Clary Ray, and William Marrow.
DIT and Mrs. BaltzeH, of Baltimore,
We're the guests OF honor at dinner last
night Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee. The
other guests were Senator and Mrs
Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Add
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Dulaney Hunter. Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Belmont. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cambridge Livingston, Mrs. Reyburn,
Miss Myer, John Barrett, and former
Senator Davis,
Observation-Disclosures and Mrs Peter
A Porter, who have been the guests Of
Mrs. Porter's brOther-in-law and sister,
Capt and Mrs. William Mason Wright.
left washington Yesterday for their
home In Niagara Falls.
The British Ambassador and Mrs.
James Bryce were entertained at lunch
con today by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bayard Cutting and viii be the guests
of honor at dinner tonight of the for
mer Ambassador TO Great Britain and
Mrs Joseph II. Choate IN their home
on SiXty-third street, New York city
Mrs. James Kernochan is spending a
few days in Washington on her way to
New York from The Plains. Va. where
she has been with party Of friends
Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis is the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Levi p Morton. in their home IN New
York.
Mrs. Darlington. wife of General Gar
DngLOn. VIII return 10 W dSilNSlol TINS
week from Cuba, where she has been
spending the past several weeks.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Moulden, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. MOulden. and
Charles Waite BUrnham, Of the Bureau
OF Fisheries, were married Wednesday
evening in the home OF the brides
parents on Rhode Island avenue. DR..
G. a. Stewart was best man, and Miss
Louise Burnham was the maid of honor
for Miss MOulden.
Senior LUZ Arenas de Lima who has
been appointed first secretary to the
Portuguese legation I'm Washington. will
act as charge d'affaires in the absence
of the minister, NiscOunt de Alte
Miss Camille Lansburgh. of Vermont
avenue, and r II. b. Lyon were mar
ried yesterday by the Rev. DR.. Stern.
The ceremony took place in the home of
Dr. Stern. After a Northern wedding
tour Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon will make their
home in the LansbUTgh residence
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viii Become
Mrs. B09l)fe
On April II
Miss Marie Williams to Be
Married at St Johns,
Georgetown.

The marriage of Miss Marie Louise
| Williams and Washington Booth Bowie
Is set for April "A, in st. Johns Church,
Georgetown. the rector, The Rev. Mr..
Howden, officiating.
The b-ide-elect is the great-great-
| granddaughter Of Motley Young, one Of
| the original proprietors of Washington,
and a IineaI descendant on her mothers
side from long list of governors, in
Guiding Thomas Motley, William Diggs,
and Robert Brooks, of Maryland
Mr. Bowie is the youngest son of the
late Governor Bowie, of Maryland, re-
siding upon the ancestral home in
Prince George county. Maryland,
where the couple will live. The bride.
who is one OF the most charming and
popular among Georgetown bellies, will
be attended by four maids, Miss Julia
Armstrong Lippitt Miss Alice Oden
Roberts. of Prince George county;
Miss Julia Smith. of Baltimore. and
Miss Emily Fitch. of Washington. Her
sister, Miss Helen Williams, will be
maid OF honor.
There will be six ushers, four Of
whom will be Messrs. Oden Roberts,
Clarence Roberts, Thomas Whitridge,
=
Williams. have already been selected.
The remaining two viii be chosen from
the friends Of the bridegroom His
brother. Carter Lee Bowie, will be best
man.
AT the conclusion OF the ceremony.
which will take place in the evening.
a reception limited TO relatives and per-
sonal friends viii follow at the home OF
- HrffF 4
the old Riley mansion, on n street.
] Georgetown.
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith. Of Calvert
street, viii not be at home this after
noon.
\ theate- party and supper was given
last evening In honor of Miss Beulah
Herman, Of Baltimore. Those in the
party were Miss Freda We'll, Miss Her
man. Miss Daisy Marx, Miss Sadie
Eiseman. Miss MRude Baer. Miss Jean
nette Ganss, and John Stern. Alfred
Nallberg. Harry Loeb. Wallace Luchs,
and Nathan We'll.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Sigmund have moved
from Z street to the Wyoming
Moses Blumenthai. or Carlisle. Pa,
IS the guest of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Blumenthal.
Mrs NJ Newmyer. with her puests
Mrs. Joseph Sigmund, of Denver, Col
and Mrs. Henry S. Isaacs. OF BraddOck.
Pa, have gone 10 Baltimore for a ten
days stay
Mrs. Frederick Gotthold and Miss
zimmerman, Of New York. were the
guests last week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Wolf
Mrs MAJ Goldsmith has returned TO
her home, after several weeks sDeDt IN
New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bush will be AT
home the remaining Sunday evenings in
Marcu and the first two in April.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

Mrs. Tourgee and her daughter. Miss
Iourgee, who have spent the winter at
lheir country place In Chautauqua, N
Il nave returned to their home at 20I5
haIofama avenue. They are preparing
to write the biography of the late Judge
Albion w. TOurgee.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

GUe Dinner
And Musicale
Countess Seckendorff Host
eSs at Large Bridge
Whist Party.

Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Wadsworth en-
tertained company at dinner last even
ing. musicale followed the dinner at
10 O'Clock, according to the weekly Gus
tom Of Mrs. wadsworth, when a hnu-
dred other guests were asked to join
the dinner company in the music room.
Inc Countess Seckendorff entertained
at large bridge whist party yesterday
afternoon IN her home on Georgetown
Heights.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

Miss Edith Miller. daughter Of Com
hahder Miller, who spent the season
Wlth her parents at Atlantic city. is
expected to make a spring visit TO
friends here.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

Mrs. James Kernochan is spending a
few days in Washington on her way to
New York from The Plains. Va. where
she has been with a party Of friends.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

Representative-eIect and Mrs. Peter
A Porter. who have been the guests Of
Mrs. Porter's brOtheT-in-law and sister,
Capt and Mrs. William Mason Wright.
left Washington Yesterday for their
home In Niagara Falls.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

The British Ambassador and Mrs.
James Bryce were entertained at lunch
con today by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bayard Cutting and viii be the guests
of honor at dinner tonight of the for
mer Ambassador TO Great Britain and
Mrs Joseph II. Choate, IN their home
on SiXty-thiTd street, New York city.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

Senior LUZ Arenas de Lima who has
been appointed first secretary to the
Portuguese legation in Washington. will
of the minister. ViscOUnt de Alte
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

Mrs William Corcoran Eustis is the
guest OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Levi 2. Morton. in their home in New
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

Mrs. Darlington. wife OF General Gar
lington. will return To Washington this
week from Cuba, where she has been
spending the past several weeks.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

Mrs. Frederick Gotthold and Miss
zimmerman, Of New York. were the
guests last week OF Mr.. and Mrs. simon
Wolf
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

Miss Mary Elizabeth Moulden, daugh-
ter OF Bir. and Mrs A F. Moulden. and
Charles Waite Durham, Of the Bureau
OF Fisheries, were married Wednesday
evening In the home OF the brides
parents. on Rhode Island avenue. DR..
Q. A Stewart was best man. and Miss
Louise Burnham was the maid of honor
for Miss MOulden.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

Mrs NJ NewmyeT. with her guests.
Mrs. Joseph Sigmund, of Denver. Col,
and Mrs. Henry s. Isaacs, OF BraddOck,
Pa, have gone 10 Baltimore Tor a ten
days stay
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

MIS-. Herbert Shipman, Of New York.
- Ihe guest or her parents. Mr.. and
,"Is. Euson BRADLEY. of New York, who
have become permanent winter resi-
dents Of Washington through the pur-
chase OF the former home of the late
1aIuIner Hubbard. on Dupont circle.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bush will he at
zone the remaining Sunday evenings IN
March and the first two IN AnriI
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

Miss Camille Lansburgh. of Vermont
avenue, and r. II. b. Lyon were mar
ried yesterday by the Rev. Dr. Stern.
The ceremony took place in the home of
Dr. Stern. After a Northern wedding
tour Mr. and Mrs Lyon will make their
home in the LansbuTgh residence.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

Mrs Max Goldsmith has returned TO
ner home. after several weeks spent IN
New York city.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

Mrs. Charles Goldsmith. Of Calvert
street, viii not be at home this after
noon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-26

individual. Religion, the intangible
nexus between man and his maker,
under this inspiration, could no long
Ter recognize the authority Of the
church or the State to determine this
relation. Religion was not the gift Of
the State or church, and therefore
could be controlled by neither. The
church, was but the outward sign of an
inward force; the visible organization
of an invisible element In the hui
man soul was to be found Its origin
not In the church. The church was
but the convenient, visible organism
for the proper development Of this IN
visible relationship between man and
his Maker. The church did not make
this relationship; but, out:of 1t emery
ed the church; the one was original,
the other secondary; the one fuRda.
mental, the other structural; the one
organic, the other functional; and the
Reformation may be said to have cul,
minated In the rebellion Of the hi.
man soul against any power, religious
or civil, that sought to supplant the
responsibility Of the individual to his
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-26

Maker by the dogmas Of eccleslastics
or the fats Of human rulers. Rebel
lion against these was obedience to
God.
Power NAV touch the mans life
property and family: his respect for
the government de facto and social
order NAV lead him 10 submit: Init
touch his awakened conscience. In,
vale his soul. mt mapocIes IN mis-
conscience-cut off the avenue of I'm.
ion between him and his Maker-makc
him renounce tho faith which binds
him 10 tho Cross of the NvIne Author
of his origin md Won aro,ise n move,
which tho ancient world never knew
which Christianity hos aIone Gro,
ated and comn.l,ed ,bo nonul,r ro
s%is,ance io the orders of government,
which ora In conflict with ,he con.
scien,lous convictions of the man.
After tho dea,b os Mary E,,zohe,b
was hailed with enthusiasm no ,hc
representative of the Protestant faith
Hinder bcr reign snprser dedicated ro,s
Faerie Queen TO Elizabeth hv tho
GRACE NJ coJ orean n, Fro,,,d
France ireland and v,rr;,,, y
The English neonIe hpIioved the
pone Ind selec,ed phil, II of sn,,n
as his Ipstrumor, ror reducinr Enc,
land IN bis nowor Tho snorish Ar,
mazda was orronlzed for Mic n,,rrosc.
hr, hoso,o tsa ,Io",s
the vo,or os Droke tho nowor y, cr,;,
was dtssotyed unon tho rr,ttst shoros
Tho English he,,eved tbot tho oh,oc,
NJ pbi,,n w,s n ro,ovto,,,,oh Tho nov.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-26

the settlement OF an English colony
In America. In support Of this view
consider for a moment the character
OF those to whom letters patent were
first granted; for among them were
many of those VINO had been engaged
In the Spanish Wars, and who natur
ally imblbed the spirit Of those strug
giles Sir Thomas Gates; Captain Geo
Yearlley: Lord De La War;, first Cap
tain General OF Virginia, and Sir Thos
Dale, who succeeded him; Newport,
the captain Of the first fleet; Wing
field, Sir Thomas Smith, treasurer O
the colony, and others, all soldiers In
the Spanish wars, and deeply Imbuet
with the religious spirit aroused b.
those wars.
The instructions given TO the colon
Isis are interesting, as showing the OBJ
ject for which they we're sent. Among
them, 1t was provided that the Presi
dent, council and ministers shall
with all diligence. are and respect
provide that the true word and ser
vice of God and Christian Faith be
preached. planted and used, not onl,
with every one Of the said colonies
and plantations, but also as much q:
they may amongst the savage people
who do or shall adjoin unto then
or border upon them according to the
doctrine, rights and religion now pro
fessed and established within oul
realm OF England"
The Kings Council for Virginia, II
giving their last advice to the colon
lists, said: Lastly and chiefly, thu
way to prosper and achieve good sue
cess, is TO make yourselves all Of on,
mind for the good Of your country AM
your own, and to serve and fear God
the Glver Of all goodness; for ever!
plantation which our Heavenly Faith
er hath not planted shall be roote'
out"
These extracts. which could he mul
tiplied. show that the sending of tn,
colony was for the purpose of pre-
serving and spreading the religion a
then established III England. Tht
preparations for this colonization dic
not escape the attention of Philip II.
or his representative at the Londo,
Court; and the Spanish Board of wal
In response to the news rs TO tn,
preparation for such colonization, re
ported to them from England. declar
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-26
Henry ST. GEORGE

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01

9sute Wa8mitiag f:nbet In Der 0alle
bss Soeialsn Surnberetns Der i&on
isit ldneersr 3sit untsr gorbsrsitung
gspsiene Htnbermastenban ifatt.
Seit Wo9en f&on bat man In 0in.
bertreiien befdnois asfitif.rt unb &C.
teimnibbole Anoeuiunesn gema9t unh
beute absnb nun ipirb's fi9 3eieen. OF
oie Semasiirung eine berartige isin
wiro, bas islbf bic intimfien Greunbt
chamber In ben beitsrsn Wastsntpffti.
mai niGt erfsnnen.
Sn Gamilientreiien bringt man no.
tHrIi& benz 5eae rssfss Sntersfs ent'
9e9en unb Der 8an3Iaal miro 10 rsdt
Der 8ummsIpIab tibsrmutbiesr 2aun,
iein.
gs tuirb beuts Nbenb biel Huramei
gebes unb bic gltern perosn an ben
uni4uloisen &reiben Der Sugsnb feI6e,
wisoer bsrihngsn. Sas Wastsnfrdns
den bseinnt Tim 5 llbr unb I9IieBt I'm
9 llbr Nbenbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
0leiae etaStnentsfeitex.

6rau Auftn 90. SHIFTS,
TN Summerfet. 6lat uobnbaft, !purbe
seiern Abenb an Der Sllinots. etrabe,
iiibli9 bon Der Obio. SiraBs, bon einem
iunsen gurf&en anssfaasn. Der ibr bic
6onotaf9s 3u enirsibsn bsriu9te. 6rau
etielts bieIt bie 9af&e feb. obsIei@ bis
6anbbab. abrib. uno rief um Gilfe.
Der guri&e mubte ubne 8suts satdie.
ben, oa paRanten hsrbeieiIten. ga
ssIans bem Rduber, 3u enttommsn.
Am 6pnntag, ben IL. 6ebr..
wirb Der Deuti&e pionier.g gsrein, tpi'
aaid6rli&. ietne Jabresueriammluna.
berbunbeu mti Gsod4tutbfsier, al.
halten. rt1llu sts1aee s1i-i
Cine Hebe bonn prdEbenten 6errr
6reo. e3raber, ein mufiaIif@es BRO.
aramm. iowte au& gdanesnummerr
bonn SnbianapoIis 2ieberlrano Rebeu
auf BEN nod ni&t bsrboaRanbleter
prosramme. 'siisF7s - ias.il'e' alat
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
@roBiemer TT Sarrtss
burg.

6nrrisburg, pa., l. 6sbr.
a5t @sbduDe TN @si9dftsesntrum Der
stnst murOsn bsuts frab our9 Gsusr
entUsber U6lig ssrf6rt ooer f4wer be-
idaaSiat; Der YsrIuf wiro auf sins
Rillion Dollars seI4dst.
Dos 6eu.r uuroe our9 eins erplO.
fon in pput's 6utssi&dft psrurfa&:.
Sn 3eit BON elmer siunbs nar oas
grano Opera 9ouie 9sduos fowis
aud bic 9ei9dfte In esmislbsn sin
Raub Der 5lammeu s.woroen. Die
5Inmmen fprnnesn balo mad Der Wef'
Isits Der StraB. tibsr, 10 oas @oIum.
bus.6ot.l. oas Duncnn.8 8sbduos. oai
part.6oteI, oas Union Telephone
g.bduoe, bns Seeuriip 8ruii. @sbdubs.
bns Stiuu.8bsater, ROibcn' p9Otogra'
pbiT9ss aislisr. oas college. .8sbduos.
fsrnsr au9 bas @sbduos Der 5ar,is'
burg @as Co., bas 6arrisburg gpcls'
& Sppemritar 8sbduos, oie Albanp
DentiHsn uno g. O. Soopsr's Suws
Isnbanolun9 msbr oosr minoer ffar
bur6 6eusr posr Waher bsf4dbis
purosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
Sas Sasiana sdaserfsit
@irb pielIeidt bod nod bieien Somnter ab.
sebaIten.

Wennglsi9 bur@ ben Aufi&ub bss
e1ngrfeHss bss Norb. .amsrifanii9en
Sdngerbunoss oie 5reuoe bon man'
dem sdnesr. sin biesidbrisss Sdneet.
fef mit3umaden, bsroorbsn if. 10 if
bod mob AusRGt borbanben. baB In
biefem Sabre I'm Stsate Jnoiana ein
Sdneerfeff abssbaIten tniro.
Sn Der lebten Eslsgatsnfbung bss
Jnoiana- Sdnaerbunbes. tpeIdbe am 18.
Wobsmbsr 1906 In 9ogansport. Jnb. J..
ffattfanb. wurbs nit Ridfi@t auf bas
Sdngerfsif oss Decentralization edn.
serbunbes. usI9ss tn bisism Sab,s In
Snbianapolis Rahiinbsn follis. bic
dsisr zines iOI&eu 6efiss bes Jnbiana.
ednserbunbss far bieiss Sabr aus.
gef4IOhsn, uno bei4IOhen, baRslb,
erff I'm Sabre 1903 In 8srre 6aute 3ti
fetern.
Sum, ba bns edneerfsfi In esnbias
napo!is bis gum nd@Fsn Sabre per.
i&obsn III. tritt serabs Der llmianb
sin, pelaen Der Jnoiana Gdnserbuno
berbtiten tuollte. ndmli& smsi Gdngsr.
fsfe In sinem Jabu I'm Staate Sn'
biana. Daour9 pirbe benz sinsn oosr
anberen 0ereine nathrli9er Wsiis
S&aben entffehen.
Der Ssrre 9auts Wdnnsr3Or. als
Der fefsebenbe @erein, ssfpra& tn iei-
ner StnsRunoe. babin 3u arbsitsn. oab
oas ednserfefi bss Snbiana Sdnssr.
bunoss nod In bieism Sabre gefsi.rt
piro.
@s muroen iofort 0ortebrungen ge.
troffsn. I'm bie grIaubniB Der Bun.
oesbsb6roe ali erbalten unb uenn oteies
sef9isbt, 10 fnnn rtaig porudrts gs.
arbsitet usroen.
Die 6auptfa&e III. baB bas Wette,
aanftis III, bann iF alIss fertis su'
abbaltune zines 6dneerfeffes.
6offsntli9 gisbt bie Bunbssbeb6rbs
ibre ginuilIisun9 basu, bamit bnd
tusnigfsns sin Sdngerf.f TN Jabr'
I'm Staate Subiana !fattfinbst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
GrSbeben amf oett Sa'
lotttons= Smieltt.

gan 5raneisco, l. J:br.
Die Salomons.S .SnIeln In Der Shoies
uuroen ourd sin grobsben beimgsiuNt.
uno omar 10 ffart. bab it1 groBe @ro.
rife bilosten. Die 9sfalt Der Snisln
wuros our6 Die furdtbare 8sualt oes
grobsb.ns O6aig usranosrt. oo4 gtn'
gen. iOusit man bis isst usiB. tstn.
Rsnitsnlsbsn psrlorsn. Wan nimmi
on. oaB oas grobsbsn isnss TT, psl4ss
In bsri9isosnsn StatiOnsn auf S.ismo.
grapbsu fi9 ais ole ffdrttsu grf9dtts.
rungsu anBeigts. Die man bis isBl auf
oisisu Suffrumsnt.n uabrsenommsn
gs uuros bsrs9nst, oab Der StOb In
oer Shofse In Der I66e Der Salomons
Snisln ifattasfunOsn. bod lisfsn auI
etpilifrteu 9sssnosu tstns Nsloungsn
Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
Sie Ssi&sniprade.
1aub Hummer iibsrIiefert sinsn 8unben Der
9cIi5ei.

Winiam 6. 2inbIep bon go. 212
Noro 2iberip. SiraBs. elm Wirtbiaaftss
tnbaber, purbe 9sfern untsr Der I'm.
tlage oes SisbfabIs bsrbaftet.
2inoIsp bssab Ra gsffsrn absnb sur
@roesrp bon 3. g. Warftal. um Gin.
idufs 81 MAIDEN.
Marihnll. elm Saubfummer fane
graos nit elmer Etite tiber sinem 2orb
nit 3wisbsln ssbeuet. als iein fIeine,
8 Sabre alter eobn ibm In Der Singer.
ipraas Der 8aubffummen cine Wittbei.
lung mn9ts. Waribaa ri&tets ii& auf,
sine uuf ben 2unben los. padte ibr
bsim Rrassn, unb iorate au9 bafhr.
bab sr ben poIi3ifien Coffin unb Ron
iibsrssbsn murbs. 2inblsp ioG I'D
ndmIi6, iobalo er ben 2absn bsirat
sinsn 2rus Pidles untsr ben usber3is'
Der ssfiedi babel inb Der flsine Sun9e
tpsl6sr ibn 9eisbsn. ma&te benz Watsl
ois Wittbsiluns. Waribal min f&or
felt Idnssrer 3eIt Waarsn b.rmibt ba
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
/ SOuiis gistpss. /

SIN alter bon II Sabren iff am
Sonnsrifns gurmiitag In ibrer DO6'
nune, sos Sluts Strabs, 5rau 2ouiis
giswse, bic @ittms bon aueufi 0is.
meg, ssfOrbsn. 5rau 9ispsa fam
ausaan9s lsBtsr Wo8e auF @Iaitsts
i1psr gum Sole unb bsrlsBte fia on
Der QUITE uno am Rhdsrao, srIitt
nuBerosm ipobriGsinli4 NOD innerli&s
8srIsBuussu, usI&s ibrsn Bob bsrbsi.
ftibrien. 5rau giewes mar eine Der
dltsftsn osutItsn ginmohnsrinnsn bon
SnoianapoIis, algemein gea6tst unb
bur9 ibrs bsi&siosne art BET Jsosrman.
Der nit ibr in Bsrhbruna fam. bslisbt.
3Dsi 8.i1uifisr, Ssrr 6reb S4raoer
uno Grau g. o. Wa&fstter, 2404
SrOaomap, fno ibre nd2fsn 1uuer=
uanotsn uno uirb bas gssrdbniB bon
Der @obnune Der 6rau @aafstter
aus ffattfinosn. Die Bserbisung ifi
pribat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
Snbianasplis, Snb. 8reitae 1. gebruar 1907
Staatss &e9islatmr
d o U 8.

&sprdIentant Normoob rei9te gsfiern
TN 6auis cine 9Orlass sin, mslds al'
len 9stpObnbsIisoerbre6ern. falls bic.
ielbs CUR annabms sslangt, lsbsns'
ldnali4s 9efdnenikffrafsn f9srt. Sieie
Vurlags tuurbs an bas griminaleobsr.
@omite tiberwiefen. Die psrfonifiBie'
rung zines geamten ioll laut elmer BON
ielbsn Rsprdientantsn sinssrsi9tsnYOr.
laae gum 9erbrs&sn esmadt tpsrbsn.
Stne bonn Rsprdisntanteu Sopes sin'
sebra&ts Bill smpHsblt ss gum 3wanas
su MAIDEN, angeifsltsn. iobaIo bieieI'
ben ihren Sisnf psrInHsn. ibre 26bnl
aus3u3abl.n
Die bonn R.prdfentani.n Weoper ein.
ge bra6te giQ, tpsIGs bis gefsbs gegsr
BeeinffuHung Der Stimmseber Der.
i1drft. geIangts gum orittsn WaIs ju,
9srlsiun9, uno our annabme.
Senat.
Senator Blanb rsi1te cine 0orIagt
elm. tpsl4s @rubsnbsRbsr 3pinasn iol,
swiiben ben 5abriftblen in ben e9dn'
ten uno ben Wdnben berielben einen
RauM bon spei 6ub auf ieoer Seitt
su lafsn.
Die bsm Ssnator Branb singsrei@t'
Bin, tuel4e ein 6abrgelb bon 2 genis
pro WeiIs auf allen giisnbabnsn Dor.
idreibt. 9elan9ts 3ur britten 2sfunq
uno uurbe bisislbe obns aud nur sin.
eth 3i9e Siimme baeesen an9enommsn.
au9 bie bonn Senator Cor sinas'
rsi&te Bill, tpsl9s Der Snoianapolil
penROnsfOnb. srbbsrs Rs&t'
sinrdumt. gelangts 3ur paffruns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01

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uurosn uno er bsna1ri9tists feline bel.
ben S64tsr. Tlan fanb bic Shhr oss
8aosjimmsrs bon innen perriesslt;
oisIelbe wurOe seiprengt uno israu
gI1snba6's 9ei8s oOrssfunoen. Die
5amilie gItsnbn9 til tn beutiasr
8srsinss uno 9ossnfreiisn betannt.
es piro gsmslost.. baB N.inunssssr.
i9iso,nbeitsn suti9m ben ebslsutsn
ausbradsn. uno oab Grau giasrbaa
ibsr oisIsl6sn srabslts, bis fs ben Bob
iu6ts.
Sefferfonbille. Rhnfti'
gen llsbsrfutbunssn ioa nunmsbr fh,
INNER gtn6alt gstban tusrosn. Rtdt
nur Napor 6lpnn bat GENTLE bissbs
shglias pldne sntuorfsn, ionoern aud
Der gommsreial.@lub uirb oiss inter
tsrsRnnts grOblsm 3u lDfsn psriu4sn
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als ir9sno eius auosrs Staot ON
6luhs bon pItisburs bts gairo. Das
5O4waRr bat berbdltnibmdbig isbr
ueuig S4aosn In Seiferionpille anss-
ri4tst. Die Rsgierungsodmms babsn
ibrsn 3wsd erftillt, uns bis einsIae ge.
fdbrliHe StsQe. usl4s elmer gsrbsEs.
rnus bsoarf. lisst Disaei4t por Der Rs.
formanfalt. gs iii bas 8abnbett,
usl9ss bon Der Big 6our bsnubt miro.
uno usl3ss enti4ieo.n srbb6t usrosn
mub. Cine oissbesasli&s unterreounp
fanb bsrsits swii9en Wapor Hlpnn.
ben Witglisosrn Der Ar6sitsbsb6ros,
benz Staotingsnisur, Bsamtsn Dor
gIarfsbiQs uno bem gbef.Jnsenisu
Der gsnanntsn Babn fatt. Dbmob
nod niats b.i&IoHen wuros. 10 boif
man bod nit 3uuerR&t. bab bis Bahn
psrwaltuns ois anssIsssrbeit bsridR&
tisen uno bic n0tbisen abdnonunser
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