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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
AS HIMSELF

critics to give the best portrayal Of
Hamlet on the American stage since
the days of Edwin Booth. In many
respects his characterization OF the
melancholy Dane follows closely on
the lines laid down by his famous
predecessor. Both of slender physique,
they have depended on an intellectual
rendition of the part and not on ro-
bust personality to carry them
through. Mr.. Whiteside has appeared
for a number of years in Shakespear-
can roles, and his many characteriza-
tions include Shylock in 'The Merchant
of Venice" "Richelieu," "Othello' and
"Richard III" Following his success
full appearance in Shakespearean roles,
he took up the romantic drama,
beginning with 1.-THE Cousin of the
King" "The Man in Black" THE
Red Cockade," Heart and Sword.
"Robert of Sicily" 1--WE Are King"
and eugene Aram." Following this
he made successful appearances in
"David Garrick's Love-" new version
of the play prepared by himself. The
present Interpretation of the young
yiolinist in "The Magic Melody" which
he offers here this week, is Mr.. White
sides first attempt at modern role,
and the success he has achieved IN
sures his permanent appearance IN
modern drama.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05

is the actor who played Shylock last
night"
Mr.. Whiteside finally convinced his
visitor that he was indeed the man,
and then they talked. The first ques-
ton Mr.. Russell asked was:
Where did you serve your appren-
ticeship?".
And then Mr.. Whiteside told him.
He related how he had sat in dinly lit
theaters watching Irving stage play;
how he had gone to the bare stages
and watched while Bernhardt nodded
character here and there until the
perfect art was revealed; how he had
sought out the worlds greatest play
ers and studied them at close range
and had talked to them; and how he
had culled bit of experience here and
there; how he had learned what to
avoid and what to adopt; and how he
had brought himself, mind free and of
his own conviction, to the understand
ing of character.
Mr.. Russell smiled and said:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05

81 don't know but that has been my
own experience, young man. I never
was so mentally arranged that I could
brook direction. 1 have my own ideas
of how thing should be done, and I
could never allow anyone to tell me.
From the days I was with the old
Swiss bell ringers down to the pres
ent. l have managed to preserve my
individuality intact, and to work out
my own way and destiny. Now 1 un-
derstand what 1 felt when I saw your
performance, for it struck me that I
was watching the workings of mind
that had been untrammeled in it's
imaginings."
From then until the death of Mr..
Russell, Walker Whiteside and he were
firm friends.
Mr.. Whiteside first appeared in the
theatrical world in 1893 when he be-
gan an engagement at the old Union
Square theater New York, playing
Hamlet" He is said by competent
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05

low for even the thinnest of villains to
hide under. 1--WE even advertise to
that effect" said one manufacturer.
'F'or many years losses Of money and
jewelry were attributed indirectly, at
least, to the bed which was built high
enough to afford protection to the thief
Finally. in order to save the good name
Of that necessary piece of furniture
we decided to build it so low that not
even an infant could crawl under it
thereby compelling the enterprising
burglar to seek hiding place else
where"
THE GOTHAMITH.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05

uncommon sight has become so usual
that it no longer attracts attention. 1t
is chess game that goes on between
two men every noon hour. They take
their places order "stock of wheats"
and pie or something else equally char
acteristic of lunch fare, then, while one
takes his opening bites the other, pro-
ducing a tiny chessboard. makes his
opening play. He Immediately passes
the board on, the first man stops eat
ing ponders on his play makes it,
passes the board back and this is kept
up through the entire meal. 1t is a
sight worthy of Boston, such devotion
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05

ber--" And he ratified off into rem
iniscences of the period when lovely
woman had hard time getting through
church door, not to talk of squeezing
through the needles eye. The funny
part of it is that men actually believe
those wild rumors Many of the re-
ports in regard to harkbacks in dress
are. beyond the limited intelligence of
men, but they all know what the erin
oline means. or think they do, and the
mere suggestion conjures up visions of
bridge rushes and car crowding in
which they will be swallowed up in
one long, billowy nightmare. Their
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05

to the most scientific of games, and this
amidst the clatter of the noon-hour
rush is almost too striking an exhibi-
tion of concentrated gray matter to
make those sitting near feel comfort
able.
Can't Hide Under the Bed
With every robbery reported in ho-
tells furniture manufacturers come to
the front with boast that wherever
else the robber may have hidden him
self it certainly wasn't under the bed,
because beds nowadays are built too
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05

minds may rest easy. Lovely woman
realizes she's lovelier in the present
styles than in anything else she ever
wore, since she wore anything, the
Greek costumes most emphatically not
excepted; for how could sheet and pill
low case parties. such as used to trail
the streets of Athens, be COM
pared with the perfectly beautiful
gowns one sees any fine day in Fifth
avenue or Broadway?
Chess Between Bites
In one of the quick-lunch places an
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
Has Fun with the Advertisements

Has Fun win the advertisements
The man with the pencil has had a
busy winter in the subway. His art
Is very secret art. He works furt1Ve-
ly and springs surprises upon the pub
lie. You enter the last car of the
train, which you take by preference,
and are shocked at the Transformation
the scrubine girl has undergone. Where
is the bland and beauteous smile of
yesterday? The secret artist has PEN
ciled down the corners of her mouth
and drawn strings of tears on each
cheek. She weeps over the bottle In
her hand which formerly had filled
her with Joy. Your ride downtown is
disturbed because you cannot keep
your eyes off the lady. That is one of
the qualities of the secret artist. He
is fascinating. He has sense of hu-
NOR, a sense of irony. The alterations
he makes in the advertisements which
have come to be part of your daily
urban life are conceived with an imp
ish impulse and executed with the
brazen effrontery that robs you of half
your condemnation and sets you to look
ing expectantly for what he will be up
to next There's yellow-clad Chinese,
who for many days has been dancing
with glee over the new starch that
makes his work easier; today there is
terror in his eyes, and the glee In his
legs has been changed to frantic fright.
The man with the pencil has simply
multiplied Johns queue, flung a score
of them sankily around him till the
poor fellow is a frantic tangle. At the
end of the car is the advertisement
of the man who makes over faces to
suit the owners of them. 1t represents
or did represent, two rear views of a
mans head, one with conspicuously
stuckout ears, the other with the same
El1k 20 thn N6n
artist has operated on the first pair of
ears and extended them upward to
sharp points They look like wings,
and the effect is irresistibly, disgrace
fully comic. The cars now fascinate you
like a gargoyle. At the other end of
the car is a familiar advertisement of
a marvellous hair grower. There used
to be a fair girl there, with her hair
flowing in luxurious ripples to her feet.
The long hair remains, but the pencil
artist has given her full beard and
eyebrows four inches long. And the
legend under the picture, now terrify-
ing in it's import, still reads "Scalpine
grew this hair, and we can prove it,"
Enough for one morning. The happy
man with the new brand of rye; the
precious twins that clean things for
you and the perfume lady and Phoebe
Snow are still unvisited by the be-
deviling artist with the pencil but who
knows what they will look like tomor-
row?
Old Bachcs NeedlessIy Alarmed
They say crinoline is coming back,
and they say good many foolish things
the mysterious they" One of the
crustiest of crusty old bachelors-the
kind of man you'd never suspect of
looking twice at any woman-has been
a orifa a fad hxr otr Of Iof
sort that has filtered to him through
his acquaintance among married men.
The first that he said was "Crinoline
coming back, eh? Well well! And the
hoopskirt with 1t? Oh. by all means!
or coursei Yes, yes! Why, | remem-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
Music and Meals

The New York habit of music with
meals has become so firmly fixed it has
extended to all classes. Hereafter no
one, no matter if he has only dime to
spend for his dinner, need eat with
out the comfort of the latest popular
tune. A beef-and beanery of the most
ordinary type over in Brooklyn dis
plays in the window a sign that there
will be music daily from to p. m.
The observer did not continue the in
vestigation to the point of ascertaining
whether the music came from phono
graph or from a sure-enough music
makers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
Louisirle
Ribbons

These come in a
full line of late
C ol or / n g s; 3 hs
inches wide; reg
ularly 25c yard.
Monday ISr
price .sSC
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
DAVID GARRIck

TALKER WHITESIDE is one of
~ the few men of the stage who
has achieved an excellent
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
Roman Stripe
Betting

Best quality Ro-
man stripe silk
betting, regula-
tion width, usual
so value, xEo
yard ...... OSC
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
About Mustaches
The Hover eIrI's Lisp

,The Flower GIrPs LISP
In one of the larger restaurants
young girls go about from table TO
table selling punches of spring flowers
and, pretty as they look with their
gay wares and great an attraction as
they are, one crusty old habitue of
the place regards them with suspicion
and distrust. He usually dimes alone
at the small table reserved for him,
and is quite in the habit of purchas-
ing a boutonniere from one of the
girls; but when one night, as a most
especial dissipation. he brought wo-
man to dine with him he declares the
flower girls buncoed him-did so with
malice, intent, forethought and unpar-
donable success. The dinner was in
full swing when the girl reached the
table and she displayed her wares most
temptingly, holding up bunch of pale
pink roses under the woman's nose
and murmuring to the man, "15 cents'
Fifteen cents for so large a bunchI
They must be bought at once. The
woman took them. pinned them to her
bodice; a quarter was handed the girl
and then the little wretch murmured
80 cents" The man glared, but he
gave the price and let himself go so
far as to say: 'Tt sounded mighty
like 10 cents the first time you said
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05

Also Dresden ef-
fects; fine quail
ity, all silk, of
course, CSC to
S5c v a | u @ S.
Monday, EQD
yard ...... wv
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-25

aber Der Staliener einen RepoIber aus
Der Saf6e unb b~erlanste. bab Der
Maler fem Mpbeu beiratbe, bamit
Marid Gurti entebrt perbe. Der
alio 8ebrpbte ~peigerte ii9 eun5 ent=
f6ieben. biefe 6orberune gu erfiuen,
unb nun CAB 8acouIeIi Teu.r. iebo4
pbne gu t~reffen. Der eeGngitiste Nas
Ter lief siIenbs in bic bintsr benz @ts>
Tier liesenbe Wobnung unb f9lpb fi9
elm. Mnein Der @nsreifer rief ibm
our9 bic ShIr gu, er tperbe t~parien,
Big Der arbere beraustomme, i'm tobt=
i6ieBen unb ii9 bann felbit erbplz
diem. lin benz sefdbrli9en 8elaeerer
su entseben, lieb ii9 Der Imeritdner
an einem Sell aus feiner Wobnung
auf ben Balfpn Der unter ibm liseenz
BEN @toee nieber, ersGblte ben err
itaunten Mietbern iein MiBgei6id
unb beno9ri9ttste bonn bic golisei,
bic ibn hnn benz FtnIiener b~efreite.
-St etnem Der er n 9o>
tels 8erns purben stpei Mitelteber
elmer internatipnalen @inbre9ersefeGs
f9dft feifsenommen, bic fi9 bort un<
ter bp6trdbenben Siteln ~aufbislter.
Der cine, elm @rie9e, 1T bes Morbes
berbG6tig, Der anbere, Elm Staliener,
lit tpeseit aablrei9er 9iebftdble be-
reits borbeitraft. Die @erboftuns
Der beiben purbe babur9 ermDgli9t,
bab ie einen in bemfelben 9otsl tpobs
nenben @nglGnbsr gu berauben per@
fudten. Dieter fab nit feinsr 5rdu
mod fpGt In Der Na9t duf, uls iih
pIOBlid Ieiie bic Sbiir ibres 3immers
Dffnete unb Der &opf zines Mannea
heretnidoute. 4ls er fab. bub er be-
obahtet purbe, sog fi9 Der ginbrins>
ling boftis auriid unb f9loB bic Sbiir
bon auben ab. Der @Lgldnber bate
iepp4 ben @riefen erfannt unb be-
nu6ridtiete am nG9iten Sage bic
poliset. en- Der @btpefenbeit bes Ser
bG9ttsen uabmen bic BebDrben cine
llnteriu9uns ietnes @epGds Dor, bic
ei~senorttse Sinse outage f0rberte. Sn
benz einsr ietner Softer fpurben bret
&aRetten eefunben, bic nit Supelen,
8aHtnoten, @olbitiiden unp Mertbs
papieren oneefiint tpuren. bic aug
9iebfi6blen berriibrten. Sin grocer
Softer enfbieIt ale mOsli6en @arbez
robeftiide fptpie faIf9e 8drte unb pes
ridden rnb cine ppaitGnbise &pIeftion
ausgeSeidnet searbeiteter @tnbre6ers
tperf5euge. Iu9 Ietberz unb gblp>
roform 5laf9en, bic ben @erbre=
dern CUR RartOtifirung ibrer Spfer
bienten, ipurben porsefunben. IIs
bic GinbreGer nu9 benz Sptel suriiG,
tamert, tpurben tie fofort in 5aft ses
nommen. Go ersab ih, bab ktbe
bon Der poliaei in 3iiri1, 2onbpr,
paris, Rom, @aden unb Wiesbaben
seIu9t tperben, oa tie aud in bieftn
StGbten @erbre6en benonaen hnben-
: Sebdmpft. Sunser @rst
(ber aug benz Reftaurunt ptgqerufen
ipiro, ttola): nWan bat bod ME feline
Huhe; iogar aus benz @aitbaus fpirb
man seboIt!!" Glitter @bpptat: .4&,
ih tpubte nod gar ni8t, buB Sie
: psrbeiratbet finb!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-25
eptelb0ae aussebobea.

.ga, BITE Sa&s ianr lufig tuerbsn".
ba&te 2sutnant Sandman. ole er our&
ben 6snffsrlaosnfpaIt bes 6interbauies.
1924 Aluorb Ctr. lab, unb eine I'm.
3abl Reser wabrnabm. BITE bort an
iHeineno In tisfer lnba&t auf BEN
8oben fnistsn. Nu@ mar orauben 3u
p.el 2drm, I'm ~ b6ren. mos bort
poratne, oils a5sr bic polisiaen cine
stumble ipdter tpiebertshrtsn. unb Dor
oemfelbsn 6auis wieoer Salt maAteu,
oa bate R& Der 2drm Der Strabsn 10.
melt ssIeat. BOB mon osutlt4 oas Der.
Odatias Yetlappsr Der @arfsl b6ren
tonnte.
Rau tuartste sinigs 3sit. uno glsi6
ocrouf trat cine ountIs Gsfalt 3ur
8btre hinaus. unb otsislbe uuroe 10.
fort, obns bab mot. au& nur sinsn
2aut gsbbrt, BON ben geamtsn CT.
sriHsn uno fefssnommsn. @bs fa
absr bic 8bhrs gan3 9ef&lOhsn batie.
ffano bsretts 2eut. Sandman NIT benz
frsunbIi3sn @rube .8utsn absnb
Gentlemen" I'm 3immer. uno mshrsre
poliaifsn i4oben f& ibm nod.
gtu nlesmsiasr Anfurm auf bic
8btirsn begann, bod mar oas 6aus
um3ingelt. Sandman bob ldhelno
msbrsre Dtrfsl bonn 8oosn nuf unb
bic In benz 3tmmer anueienosn Nsssr
mubtsn uutsr Antlase bss Spislsns
nod Der Station tpanoern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-25
Yolt3eiliaes.

WaIter paron. Betriebss
letter bes Senate 6otels, truroe riater
Anilass. Elm unmOralii&es 6aus be.
trisben ju baben, bsrbaftet. Ss&s
paars. bis in ben 3immsrn bss Sotsls
roresfunoen wurben. wurosn nit na6
Der Station genommen. 3wst Wdn.
ner. bic In bte 2arten (anesbIi4 eth
potsripisI) bsrptdslt uaren, wunosr.
ten elsi&fals NIT.
gbtuaro Woore, iein Batter
Sobn Woore unb albert alidion, ale
go. Is Sfb Telatuare Ctr. pobn.
baft, uurbsu our4 bie Gablsr S&ldn.
gen unh Doobtparb psrbaftst. Alid
ion bsbauptst. I'm, IS bsioblen ~
fsin, uno bte Woors's, Batter unb
so6n. tpurben bsrbaftst. ba man on.
nimmt, bob bisislbsu ubsr ben 9sr'
bleib ees 9eloes Ausfunft au 9eben TIM
stanbs fno.
WtfIte Rpbter, ETH ii job.
riasr Sunas. Der feline AbbrsKe als $50
Jnotane Ape. angiebt, befinoet R1
loon pieber In Obbut Der poIi3ei.
StssmaI lou Wiate, Der In Disnfsn
Der Nmsriean prsB aRociation I'm
@snturp @sbduoe gsfanosn, stnsrl bort
arbeitsnbsn Wdo&sn ibre 9elbbbrfs
nsbf SnbaIt gsaObIsn babsn.
Was man ber poIt3ei
bier allss aumutbst, ldbt H& oarnus
eriebsn, bob bis Rablsr Golnif9 uno
WiIion ssRern mad Der WafbinstOn.
etrabs ssrufsn tuurosn. UNI sinsn
6unb. Der R3 tn Der $bhr zines De.
i&dftsbauies nieoersslaRsn bate. gu
psriagen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-25
Ter sroBte Sasaer Ser @eIt.

Sir oie faiierli6e Iarine lit BON
BON Der Shidnu-g8erft elm 8aaaer
na6 @ilbelmsbaoen geliefert NOR
Sen, ser in 9e5ug auf glbmeIiungen
uno 9eiitungsfGbigfeit ser groBte ser
8elt lit. Wan iiebt Dem i6onen,
ihlanfen Shiff nidt obne peiteres
an, melde i6were @rbeit es gu be-
m6ltigen imitanOe lit. Sour am
@6teriteoen miro feline 9eoeutung
erfennbar. Ser Oampfer lit so DE
ter lang, 14,5 Dieter brett, feline Nfa-
i6inen entuideln mebr als 1000
IferOefr1fte, uno iein Hauminbalt
betrGet $500 Conner. Gem 9ogger
mar cine pertraasmGbige 2eiitung
i'm mei6en 9ooen bon 5000 &ubif-
meter in Ger StunSe poreeidrieben,
Sie er bel peitem iibertrai, Sa CT
ipielenb 5000 9ubifmeter in oieier
3eit l~eiitete. Sn idmerem Sanobo.
Sen belpGltigte CT nod $500 8itbif-
meter pro Stun0e. Die mittlere
GeifminSiefeit pGbreno ser Sa6rt
betrdgt 10 8noten, poOurd Die 9ei-
ltungsfGbigfeit Oes 9aggers betrGht.
lih gelteigert miro. Oabei lit Der
aoblenperbraud eerine. 0ur6 Ole
erbobte 9eiirung wlirSe ser 9nager
in oen Stano geIett, an einem Gage
$4,000 8ubifmeter 9ooen 81 for.
bern un0 ab5ufabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-25
&lei1e etastnentsfeiten.

5rau . arrtet & o b, "a
Sabre ali, sine Angefsllte bss gngliib
6otsI. III bort esffsrn frab asforbsn.
Saaie Sonss, cine W~itarbeitertn, bbrte
iurs nod 4 l1br bsftisss etbbnen, unb
fano mon 5rau Sbop tn i4wsrIsibsn.
benz 3uRanbe Dor. Or Nep wuros
CUR Stsus gsrufsn, bod ffarb oie Grau
alsi& nod feinem gintrsHen. Der
goronsr alaubt. bab 6rau Shop sinsn
6erd&laae erlegen III. Sic ppbni
900 @oobIawn Ape.s
Der 2anbbrieftrdgsr Opib Smitt
bon huntington, Snb., uurbe BON
Der. Staten ptlfsmarf4aq Jobn U.
seott bon Sort Bapns. Snb., mad
Subtanapolis unter arreft gebra&t,
neil mon i'm I'm Dsrba&t bot, baa
@elb fhr cine pofanueifune. tpeI&ea
Ct aur Beiorsun9 erbalien batte. 3u.
rHdbebaIten su baben. Ct ,uurbs
bur& ben Der. etnateu /. QommiKd,
2ose, boz, Sort Wapne, tusI&er bal
Worbtrh6r %Ieitete, ben Hunbes.0 robae.
f4uoreneu aberantportst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-25

Sin serpaltises 9eF5it I'm Snnbes.
bausbalt if FIR bas nd&Rs &s2nungs'
iatr In ausF2t yeffsat moroen. I'm
Sole bic gtats auf ibrer ~sesenwdrtt'
gen 66te blsibsn folten - nit anoeren
@orten, bas Gefslt utro NOD grbBer,
als mon iebt In AusRdt eeftelt bot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-25
Sn 8erettf6aft.

1nfer 2anb bat sur 3ett Der Be.
brdnenib iol4' i3limme grfabrnngen
NIT istnem Deer uno NIT ieiner 6lotte
gsma&t. bab ss MUIR g~utsebibsn tuer'
ben fann, tpsnr In bteisr $tnR&t tn
ben ihnaRsn Sabren i&drfere Saitsn
a~ufgs3oges uorosrl ftnb. Bereitf&aft
ia bic grunsbsoinsuns Der e&las'
fsrtiptsit. unb Deer unb 5lotte Rno
Elm rlnbing. tusnrl ss sesebensn Sales
on Der S4Iasfsrtisteit feblt. 6ier tn
unierem frsisn 9anos, bas bon benz
5lu1 bss Nilitarismus beri4ont &C.
bIisbsn tR, bat Der Bssrif 8srsiiiaafi
uiGt BITE 8soeutung. mite tn euro'
pdiI&sn 9anbsrn.
Sisr if bon isner Bsrsitf&aft, bic
elm 2osi6lae.n ON nd&fsn Sass &c.
fiattst. niat bie Rebe. 6ter beibt be-
r.it ieir ni9ts anosres. als auf bic
R6slt4tsit Der ROtbwsnbiaseit elmer
abpsbr zines ansriHs 9hdR6t nebs
men unb WaBregeln trsfsn, wel&e bic
s&aHuns oss easa srfo.osrli3sn@ sbr'
%oienfss erm6gli&en.
Sisrin Iiset fein an3si9sn bon BE
multiplying. aud ni8t sinmal eine
anbsutung, bob mon @sfabr uittert.
gs III Isbtsli& bis grfHaung elmer pom
0olts auferlsgten pfitGt. tpsnn mon
bas In Stano bdlt oosr In Stano isst,
mas unisr @sbroisnf su @aHer uno
,u 2anos srbeif9t. gin StHd
unbsrantuortIi6er 5ripoIitdi l!sst
barin, isbusl9e WaBrsgsl, tpel2e
fol9s Snfanobaltun9 b.swsdt, als
elm Sthd RObilma6uns oosr als
Rrisgsrtfuns bin3ufellsn. gs III 3eit
ssnug. bon 70 stuas su rebsn, tusnn
rpirtli& bis r1madnbe cine iol9e Sod.
lass srtsnnsi InRsn. absr untsr ben
ssgsntpdrtissn DsrbaItnifsn bet isosr
gslsgsnbsit, tpsnrt INNER man I'm "a.
pitOI ooer I'm Wsibsn 5aaie tiber Deer
unb Jlotts R& untsrbdlt. bon 4rise
uno ariesssefabr 3u f3wabsn. bas ii
sinfdItig unb mo ss niat aus DUNN.
belt ssi4isbt, psrmsfsn.
Rtsmanb fanr bsffrsitsn, BOB unisrs
gsbiebungsl su Japan In ben Isbtsn
8assn cine sntfaieoene gsri9Isateruns
erfahrsn habsn, inbsm bur6 bas faii.
fornii&e RomprOmib elm 3erwarfniB
nit Sapan CUR Wabri&sinli&tsit. uenn
ni3t sur WOtbpenoistsit esuorben iR.
Gin f~rsb,lbaftss untsrfanssn if %,
unier iol&sn ~umfdnosi bic bfsntlins
Rsinuns bur4 blinos AlarmmsIoun.
gen bon 2risgsriHunssn unb Wobil.
ma3une In aufreguns au perisbsn.
&ubia 8lut, bsibt's bier Dor allen.
Bel rubissr unb Observation-Disclosures gr.
udsuna uiro unb muB R4 eth Weq
Hnosl IaFsn, auf benz unisrs Jrsunb'
i&aft NIT Sapan R9 ni&t nur unper.
isbr srbaltsn, ionbsrr nod bsrsli9e,
asfaItsu Idbt. ginen faIe&ten DisnF
srwsif Der Ieinsm 2anoe, Der unter FOL.
DEN umftdnoen bobnt unb bsBt uni
bas tbnt isbs fali&. WslOune Dor
Rrissssefabr uno 3rtsssrtfans.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-25

Sin 8eifpieI, mas fiir cine greu<
Ii&e RonfuHon Der Staw . pro3sb tn
uniIarsn 26pfen anri9tst, bat be,
8empersn3haat 2anfas erlsbt. Gin
Jdo&sn bat bort ibrsn gslieb.sn, mil
benz Re bier Sabre tnttm osrtsbrt batte.
uno R& ielbR get0otst. Dts AnrsgunQ
3u ibrem Doppelperbre1sn batte 4,
bur8 bte 2siturs bes 9bam. 3 Hsi
erbaIten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-25

s elmer q ad'ener SAINT.
lie itarben on einem Gage orei Sami.
lienangeborige, Suerit cine 40iobrige
9ofter, cine Stunoe ipdter Die II.
i6brige Mutter uno unmittelbar 90.
nod Der S0iabrige Iater.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-25

SIS 1T amaumebmem. bah fi@ Der
asrs britii2e gOii3aftsr grpes NIT
Baron Spsd bon sternbars, benz
8oti6after bss Gsuii9sn Rsi&ss In
WaibinstOn. gut pertraeen tpirb, ba
Der 2sbtsre, uis Elm Ssnsr Sa9ie Be.
msrfte, ebenfaas beinabe Elm ,pretb" tF.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-25

Sn Bottom werben bic SnnseeieI.
len baftlr beasusrt, bob Re Mot gshei.
ratbst taben, unb In Ranfas gttp milf.
len bic often Sunsfsrn sins stsusr ba.
fir ~t:Iablsn. bab fe fbsr sebIfebsn
Rno. Tisfe bsRsusrt man. neil he 80
porf&tis ssweien Hnb, isns ibrsr Rlus.
belt tpsgsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-25

Heue Steuerqusaen miifen 8eiu@t
tuerbsn. benn In @aibington if. bet
Der 969s Der j.btssn gtatsforberuu.
gen. Elm srobss 9sf1it In ausR&t &c.
ftsat trorosn. nno nit Delights wilI
Der Bunossbausbalt ni9t arbeiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-25

Cine meme Welfmaf@ine if paten.
tirt wortsn. Wan bsri4tst @unosr
bon ibr. gs III aber tmmerbtn iebr
3%usifelbaft, cb He bas Wslten 10 gut
perfeben uirb, mite bic grpbsn 8ruHs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-25

4apitan 9obion fagt, Sapan tonne
uns befeaen. nnHnn. Who can
whip the worrruld - unb Sapan ID
nur eth tleiner She'll Der RDelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-25

SottIieb rb t,
yOie seuahtbh&e gde",
Ode Hnbl. uut Rartd Ctr