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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-09
90 ttIieb 9eutb arb t,
ySie semhtblide g6e",
gde gfnbI: nna Rartet Ctr
Na6rt6tett aus Snbtana.

gonne rsbiIIe. Jrau Gapio
6amilton, 29 Sabre alt, III ben Wsr'
lebunssn srlsssn, tpsI&e He fi6 3u3og,
als He ihrs tleins SO9ter aus Der
brennenbeu Wo6nuns rettete.
5rau 6amilton bate bas 6aus nur
sinigs Sstunoen psrIahen, na9osm f's
sas 5euer gum MbenosRsn anas3anbet,
unb bsmsrtts, als He orauben mar, bob
bss Wobnuns In 5lammen ffanb. Dos
gsbdube mar p6lIig tn GIammsn &C.
bhlt, unb Na1barn beriu4tsn. bie
Grau aus Der @Obnung suridsubaltsn.
ba He ben gfa4barn nt9t slauben
wullts, bub bas dltsre Rino ois 8lsin'
aerettet. Die 5rau fu9te BON 3im.
mer ,u 3immsr In BEN @ebduos, uni
He mar bon ben Rnisen bis gum 2opfe
psrbrannt. gin Na&bar bra4te BIZ
5rau sulsbt nit @etpaIt in's 5reie
Die Jrau Rarb um l1:3O l1br absnbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-09
Smet Raar Smtltnse.

Sn einem 2umpeneei9dfte. on
hsr Sqinois uno Wsrriq Sirabs, wo
fie ssarbsitst, tuurbe asasrn Sennis
Winton, 84l WuIberrp Strabs wObn'
baft, bon 3wiainsen sutbunoen. Die
Ambulan, brn9ts bic bsibsn iungsn
Bhrser ne6ft Der Uauttsr tn ibre
Wobnung.
6rau WtlIiam @etb bon
go. 1912 OR Georgia. Strabs uurbe
sIei&faas bon sinsm paar trammsr
Sunsen sntbunben.
Jn bsioen Gdl!sn ergab 60 fi8, bob
bab man fi& ni&t auf einsn 70 srObsn
6amilten3uwa&s sinri&tete uno nur
fhr is sinsn ber Rlsinsn bte n6tbtes
~gerpadung" angei9afft bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-09
2teoerfran5
WfaSfctt Sau
Gaifnahtsnt ontag, fl. Teb .
TT oer 0ermanta @aae.
0roSe Wttlttdr fans YtHftt.
/ Sbsooor 9ansbeim. /

Sm iuesnbIi9sn alter BON 80 Sab.
rem III gsRsrn absnb 8 llbr Ssrr
8hsooOr 2anabeiu, elmer Der fdbi9fen
iungsn araitettsn unisrsr Stuot, gs.
fiorben. Serr 2an9betu purbe I'm
Sabre 1863 In Snbinnapolis gsbOrsn
uno erbieIt feline erfe S4ulbtloung tn
unisrer Gtabt. Ct mot In bsuti9en
2rsifsn beitens betanut unb aagemein
gsa&tst.
Der B,rftorbeue mar ein Wttslieo
Der Center 2ose Der Jreimaurer, Der
PbOenir 2ose s. .. &. Of g., Der
glts uno bes eo3iaIen 8urnbereins.
Seine Satin, 3o9tsr bon Grau
Warie Reibel uno swei Qinber,
fbslma unb 2aursnes. iouis aud sirl
GROCER Beiannten. uno Jreunoestreis
trauern an Der 8abre bss 10 frhb aus
benz Qreiie feinss Wirtens 6sra usse.
riRsnsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-09

milienfurio II m. Gin
gbepaar in Sresben feierte an einens
Sage nt6t MIR semsinidm ben @eburtss
tag, fonbern au9 Elm sefunbes Mao4en
bermsbrie on bemielben Sage bic 6as
mile. 0ater. Wluiter unb So4ter boz
ben nun Den skihen @eburtstag.
9;e gresIaner @unitbe.
piitotion bot elm nit 1000 Warf 90.
tirtes Treisansidreiben fir Elm
SenfmaI erlalien, Dos Die Gage BON
@lodengiiB 5u 9reslam perberrIidt
9ieie Gage lit iiber Die Wauern Der
i6leiii6enSauptItaot binaus befanni
aeiporoen. 0urh oas 8e6iht Ser
@IodenguB 81 greslm" bon Bil.
heIntDfiilIer, bem foeenannten y@rie.
hen-MiiIler", Der ieooh fein 8res.
Iauer ipar, ionbern IN Deiiau geboren
tprrbe nnb itorb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-09
MdnaerbOr Wastenbaq
Oils lebtes Seff in oen alten
Rdumen.
Grfreuts ii@ zines isbr suten gefu&s

Der gsfern Gbeno tattgebabte leBte
Wasfenbal bes Wdnntr9ors in Der
nltsn Sale srfreute fa zines auber'
OrbentIi@ 9uten Ssiu&ts. mas BET ber
gsliebtbeit bieiss gsreins taum anoers
3u erparten mar. prin3 @aruepal
bate eine auserleisns 8sisQidaft bier
periammeIt, uno CAB man fid aud Der
6sfssfrsuoe boil uHO ganj bin.
Sn benz pra6tnol oeforirtsn SaaIe
bspsgtsn fit cIrca 200 paare In bsr
grOben polonatie uno fonnte Der fiilIe
8eObattsr bort rsdts Stuoisn tibsr
ben In Der ROfiimirune sntmidslten
@si4mad MAIDEN; bsnn ss marsn To-
uObl febr ele9ante, aIs aud &araete.
rifii&e Mastsn bsrtr,ten, uno nOasn
mir nur einige berielben bier aufftibren:
Ils pfrf4blhtb. erI6isn Srau Or.
@iibaro, GrI. SOolittle aIs 9onisin
Der Ia6t; 6srr gbas. abam unb Bic
tor Sole rsprdientirtsn r@brift uno
2tna bon SrauBsn"; Ssrr So6n g.
Jren3el aIs Great; Jrau Sobu q.
6rsn3el als S1hbenlieiel; 2ouis
aoam, Sitting gul, bsHen Grau,
3issunsrt6nisin; Serr unb Srau
SOllOwap eri&ienen In ipanii4em
aOfthm; Otto 6rsnsel. Colonial
2aop; 6srr Sburfon. 8efsblsbaber
elmer ga2t: 6srr pauI araub
Sunior, bsutI9sr @arbs Offi3ier;
5rau galos Rsder. Rranten.
pfsssrin; Srl. gl.Qun. Sausmdb4eu;
Ssrr uno 5rau gbas. gafion, elm @bt.
nsfsnpaar; 6rau paul araub nebff
;usi S66tern, S9uImdb1en; Saeob
Wsber unb German aoam, Sapans.
fen; 5rau SacOb Wsbsr, StaIiens
Slagee unb gran German Noam bas
Sisrnenbanner barfeqsnb; Otto
arauB, goubop uno SRI. 9oofmnlter.
@utpsirl; Jrau %. Of unb 5rau
armfrone als glumenmdo9sn; Wra
6arris uno 8. 6. Rraub als ipaniids
goslsuts; gbas. Rottsmann, 6. Of
uno %. 2sppsrt, gbineien. a6nigs;
5srr 6. poblmann, aIs Dame hasfirt
tug cine bel srlsu6tste 2ir&s berum
nit Der Sebiie Meet me at the
church" &C. &C.
@ir fbnnten nod bi,ls mebr auffhb.
rem. bod man tann ni8t allsn ssre&t
usrosn. nur boffen uno pini8en mir.
baB otss 5eif allen Sbeilnebmer gut
bstOmmsn, nod langs In grinnsrung
bleiben unb ibm mob biele ebeniolbe In
Der nessn 6aQe fOlgen m0gen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-09
&abrtse Sbatistett.
Ginbre@er arbeiten l1eberseit.

Sin ginbreder beri&ufte I'D mdb'
renb Der Na4t 3utritt su Charles 6.
pOirisrs WObnung, GA Sao Wsris
oian Str. puros aber beri9eudt. ebe
Ct geute MAIDEN tonnte.
Cine Der 6enferborbdnge mar elm
trenig sll tur3 unb man batte sins 3ei'
tuns unten on bsnielben sebeftet, UNI
oas untere gnoe bes 5snfsrs su be-
osdsn. Der 9ieb madte, als er uuter
bent pdpisre burdtro9, .ttuas 2drm
uno elmer Der 5ausbsuobnsr srtuadte.
rief I'm Ollie uno bsri9su9ts ben
ungebetenen 8af.
6rau abuIph 2urslsb bon Wo. 2OSl
Norb Neu Serfep.StraBe mslbsts. bab
he einsn Teger, Der f3 fsiner S9lbe
sntIsbist bate unb auf Stdsn TN ibrsr
ah6e umberi9li4, sntbsfts; bsrielbe
bswsrtfsuiste aber feline 5Iu9t, iObaIb
sr f9 sntosdt lab.
80. g. Sapwoob, go. 919 Norb
Capitol, ,absnue uobnbaft, uurbs bur4
sinsn Ysranoatletterer, Der H1, wdb.
rsnb bic 5amilie beim AberbsRsn iab,
3utritt ;u ben obsren &dumsn bes
Sauiss psri6nffte. nm $3.50 in 8aar
unb cine An3abl S8mudia9en be-
fobIen.
gsrt arsus, Der i'm Saufs Ho. 704
Woro Sninois= Strabe uobnt. beri3tete,
oab aus ieinsm 3immsr ein golbener
8raurins esfoblsn wuroe, unb baB
anbsre 2rsiredfis bsRelbsn 6auiss
alsiafals um Wertbia4en erlsi9tert
purben.
aus ben 2aeerbduisrn Der 8an
gamp 6arbpare Co., tpurbs cine arobs
Nuantitdt giisn ssfoblen unb bic De,
teftibs Sauier uno Simon, tpel1en bic
AnseIeeenbeit tibersebsn mar, perbaf'
teten ben an Der Court unb Meff Str.
tpobnsnoen Bud WOntjop, gegen tusI'
den bie anflaeen bes 9roBoisbfabIs
unb oss gtnbru9es erboben tpurosn.
Bud bsbauptste bbllig unfduloi9 3ti
fsin, unb CT gab Sbomas Sbomfon,
$40 Wsf Wartet Str. OILS benienieerl
an, Der bon Der Su9s msbr wiRs als
tbm lieb let, unb 10 tpurbe bann aud
8bompion usrbaftst. @egsn bieien
muros bie gsfaulbigung bes Bummels
erboben. 8eibs Wdnnsr tpsrosn gegsn
$1,000 giirei9aft gsbaltsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-09
ans ben 0eri1ten.
Griminal> >8eri@t.

Ntd Sames, tpssen 2l.inoisbifabIs
unb 6sblsrsi ansstlagt, uurbs 3u 81
nebf Rofsn uno l bis 3 Sabren Re'
formatorium In Ssifsrionbils b.rar.
tbeiIt.
Sarrp Sesfin uno Charles 9xrben
betannten ft oss RIeinottbfabIs foul.
big unb murben 3u ie 81 nebf Qofen
fopie 9 Wonaten uno Is fagsn ar.
beitsbaus bersonnert.
Superior s@eribt.
3tmmer Np. 2, Ri4tsr Games W.
0eatbsrs.
Die Rotentlage bon Sofepb Gardner
unb anoersn gsgsn 2utbsr q. grui6
unb Anbsre uuroe surtidgesosen unb
bis Soften bs3abli.
6annie WitdsI bate seasH @rant
8lateman unb HnSere eine ginbalts.
befeblfIase anseft,enat, wel&e iebo&
eseen fs entI&iebsn purhs. unb mus
fis au9 bic Soften be3ablsn.
Nens 2laeem.
@sorge Wsrnfng rei8ts sine We4as
nics.2isn.alaas ftir $50 sesen Wuriou
Smail u. u. elm.
Warp Q Suuebam tlaete esgen bte
Nnmdlte Cor uno @or tusgen Der
summs bon $4,000, wel6s bisfslbsn
fur He bon @obsrt 8. uno George q.
patterion aus benz ibr. Iaut Ssffansent
bon Samss 8. graoIsp. sitommsnosn
germ6ssu, erbieIten uno osren Wertb
He isbt NIT Der Summe bon $25 be-
sliden au isbsn waaitt.
@eorae 6olosr mill ebsnfals bon
ieiner asnss 3. Sober ssf9isoen istn,
melte CT am 90. Mai 1889 bsiratbste
bic ibn absr ont z. Wdr3 auf Simmer.
mieberisbsn bsrlisB unb isbt In De.
troit, Wt9., No. 1877 Is. Strabs nit
ibren ausi Der ebe entiproHenen Qiu.
bern leben ioQ. gr gibt auberbem
eraufame gsbanbIuns ais S3etouuss-
gruno an.
&oie 6. Brighi flaet FIR grnsn-
nung zines 3sesibers gegsn ois Sia'
monb 2aunbrp & 8oueI Company
bon tpsl9sr Gsi.li6aft He aetisn be.
fibt, ba bieisIbs ni9t fdbis fei tbrs
S9slben 3i bsdsn.
BeniaH.in Date rei1te cine Hoten.
flass esgen priee q. gatts far 500
elm.
CLARA glmer rei@te 9egsn ibren
Sarrp glmer cine S4eiounesflage
sin unb tbsilts gIsi4ssitis NIT. oab. ba
ibr 8atte tein gsuobnsr bisiss Staa.
tss fst, fie bie n6tbise ger6fentIi1ung
I'M Commercial R.pOrtsr" bura ibren
Anwalt babe bsiorsen laheu. am 5.
April b. 3. uirb Der proseb fatt.
fiuben.
Warp 9. Rooms tlnat auf 69si.
bung unb $3.50 AItmsnte 9egen tbren
@sores .. Rooms. tpeldsn He Der grau.
iamsn gebanoIuug uno Der Ri1tDsr'
ior9ung anfIagt.
Suois 6. 2t9bt tlagt gegsn ibrsn
Robert 6. 2iabt auf S4eioung. ben
He ON %. Nobsmbsr 1899 beiratbete,
Der He aber am Is. 5ebruar 1902 Der.
lisb unb bsRsn issigsn aufsntbaIt He
nt&t tsnnt. Der aud ME. mite He on.
eisbt, eenageno fiir He iOrgte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-09
@sitsres gerbOr.
@m. S. Spbe bIeibt ftunlm.

Srob aller Qreus. tinb Qusrfraaen
gelans ss Der Poli3ei niat. aus benz In
2afapstte aIs Strabenrduber b.rbafts.
ten Wm. s. Spoe, ben man na4 bier
gsbra4t, au6 nur bic esringRsn Auf.
tldrungen beraus3uqustf8en. Ct
blirb trOb allsr ibm aessntibsrssfentsn
3su9enmatsrials ftumm.
Serr Srso W. Wbearlsp aus 0os's
esibgsi8dft NOR gIei4faas erf9isnen
uno sr iosntifisirts Spos poRtib als ben
Rann, Der bor sinigen &agen In isi.
mem 8sTadfts cine ubr bsrissts.
Der Wann babe BET oieier @elegen'
belt stn 2osenabssi4su aetrasen unb
babe ibm eins auf ben Namsn psarion
Iautsnoe 2O9enqulttuna ee3eigt. wslte
ibn als sutffsbsnoss Witsliso Isinss
Oroens ioentifi3irt.
am nd9Ren Woreen Tel bann elm
grprsBbOts I'm 8sf6dfts eri8isnen uno
babe auf cine aus Springfield. gus.
ttberfanote Orore bic l1br aussslbff.
Disfs llbr wurbe In eprinefisIS
sinem Opfsr ab9snommsn uno wurbe
oemielben CUR 3ei. beoeutet. baB be.
fslbe wisoer jurhds.fanot uerbsu
uhrbs. Sr. Sapiofon In 2afapstts,
Der glsi&faQs feline u6r sinbabts,
purbe oa1sIbe 0erfprs1en asesben,
bod III bisie ubr bts isbt NOD uidt
asfunosn unb nimmt man on, bob
6pos's Gsnofs bisislbs bel fia trdgi.
Spos batte 3ur 3eit ieinsr Geifnabms
tn 2afapstis einen sroBen Rsbolbsr Bel
fi6 uno uurosn au6 $32 In Baar In
isinsr $ai9s ssfunben. u.ber iein
Ssrtommsu bsuabrt. Der 81 Sabre
alts 8efanssns oas er6sts Stilf1msi.
gen. Ssin gsrttaon. Wab purbe ge.
nommsn unb feline Sstmatb puroe als
eafi 81. 9ouis anasg.bsn. gr MIL
tn Rsw 5ampiaire 9eboreu iein uno
als 2eiisnber ieinsn llnterbalt eruor.
BEN baben.
2aut aneabsn Der poli,si arbeitste
Spoe nur am Wontag uno Sienifag In
unierer Stabt uno beri&mano oann
nit f.insm Ramsraosn, um F4 nad
2ufupstts 3u bsgsbsn, mo er berbaftst
uuros, wdbrenb iein Rumpan snttam.
Die bsioen follsn Tn philadelphia,
pittsburs. glebslanb, Cincinnati, ct.
2ouis, Springfield. Sus.. Snoiana.
bolts uno 2afapstte ib. 1nwsisn gs.
trisben baben unb ti4 auf Der Reife
nod Chicago bsfunben 6absn, als He
psrbaFtet wuroen.
spdtsr tpuros 6sbs nod Der @ob.
nung oes neuIta tiberfalenen Sobu
Re9ss, 218 OR prat. etraBs eenrm.
men, I'm au8 bieiem porgefs1t 3u
tpsrbsn. 6rr Wt8se, bsrsits bel Sab.
rem, aber NOD rhifis, isbts fi2 ietner.
seit sur Wsbre. sog absr In hem
Rampfe, obaIet9 es ibm gelans feline
8aarf&oft au rstten. ben Qhr3sren.
osnn Ct Isiost nod bsuts an ben srbaI.
tenen Berlsbunsen.
We8n iab R9 ben Wann genau an,
uno iagte oann oab berielbe TN alge.
meinsn benz @aunsr dbnIi& iebe, mel.
DER ibn tiberfisl. bab sr absr bas De.
Rat bss Angrsifsrs ni&t esisbsn. unb
aus biefem @runbe feine poHtips
Anttuort abesben molle. 6pbe murbe
9eifern Abenb mad 2afastts aurtid.
transportirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-09

Die 2si&e bes I'm Wbits &iber er'
trunfenen Carl 8bomas tpurbe bis iebt
trob eifrigfsr Su9s ni9t gefunoen.
6. s. M gra EN-, 429 6ub'
ION 6trabe, ben mon als @sibsrprhs.
ler perbaftete, murbe tn Der 3sQe bpfs.
rii&. 10 bab mon i6m eins eonberjele
anwetisn mubte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-09
Ssb6ras far dHentlt9e Mrbsitsm,
gnbqfltie In aneriff
Qeltp m MEN,:

n D Ut Ut Z II
aspbaltfabrwss unb BadfeingoRsn
In Der 81. Strabs. bon Der college.
Absnus bis au ben geleiisn Der 6. g.
& I'd. giisnbabn.
asphaltfabrweg uno BadfsingoHen
In Der 81. strabe, bon gentrals bts
goQege abs.
Specifieationen ber.
Ianat:
Shr gadRsin. Gabrmes. Steinsinfai.
iunssn unb Cement. BHrgerfei9sn tn
Der 6autborns Abe., bon Waibington.
Strabs bis 2owsa Ars.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-09

-Na& elmer Wslbuns aus Bubapeif
bat bas Abseorbnetsnbaus bes ungart.
insn &si&stass nunmebr bie Welruten.
DcrlaQe angenommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-09

Serman Woeuer's Dale,
5Ibtpeff Gde RobIe unS Wartet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-09

SerieD<, 2eberS, Summit. Sadets, BeI3s
Sanbf9ube unb s&appen, RufFers Bel
S@ueiber Sofenbers, 406 OF Bofb.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-29

half DOING, half dreaming, BY the nra
Take care Of yourself, Audrey. Put
on stout bootsi This snow Is % pens-
trating !"
Audrey walked briskly over the snow,
a slender, graceful figure in her heavy,
black garments, her lovely face lovelier
than ever in its somber setting. She
was warmly greeted by DR.. Thorngate,
who was just leaving the vicarage as she
arrived. Audrey thought he looked worn
and troubled.
my wife will be rejoiced to see you,"
he said, and his gaze followed the sirlish
form in an affection that was deepened
only by admiration and respect.
Mrs. Thorngate was troubled, too, and
though she welcomed Lady Iverne with
all her old love, she was not herself.
Audrey felt panied and full of sympathy.
II am sure you would rather l did not
stay, dear Mrs. Thorngate," she said,
simply, rising and drawing on her wraps
again. "You have something on your
mind, and will be better alone"
Mrs. Thorngate's answer was to burst
into tears.
my heart is broken !" she sobbed.
"Oh, Beverley, my boy, my boy! And l
have loved you, honored you, believed In
you so much ~
Audrey knelt down by her friend.
"Let me help you. Tell me al" she
begged, her own eyes growing dim and
misty with pity.
1t was a very brief story. Beverley
had written to his aunt that morning.
He was in terrible predicament. Two
years back he had committed forgery out
in Africa; he had cleverly escaped de-
lection, and had come to England, think
ing all danger gone Unluckily for him,
his movements and real name had been
discovered he had been tracked. II the
money were not Forthcoming in the next
twenty-four hours he would be handed
over to justice.
Audrey, what can I do? What can
1 do? I cannot sit here and know that
he, the boy 1 have loved, is condemned
to felon's cell. He has been my JOY,
my one delight, and Gus refuses to let
me help him."
Audrey felt her heart beginning to
beat with a sense of pain and apprehen-
sion. The very mention Of this mans
name fell like a black shadow on her
| heart. She trembled as she recalled all
the evil his cold-blooded treachery had
worked between herself and Jack; the
memory of his passionate love words
raised a blush Of shame tosher face even
now, but she put her own feelings on
| one side to minister to Mrs. Thorngate's
sorrow.
Twill you let me take this of your
shoulders?" she asked. flush! Not q
word. We are friends, are we not? Rest
and be at peace, for, by Gods will, I will
save him from what you fearv'
Ito be continued.l
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-29
LIKES TALK OF AMERICANS

English Paper, However MOI
tn Da.tfnwuish What II Slang
Henry Arthur Jones has our suppO'
In his eulogy Of the American 49,
guage. American colloquial lansass
he says, sis racier than ours, mas n'v. wv.
bite and sting and swarms WIN ius ,ts
young idioms struck of red no'
vitality" y
That is the secret Of the beauty w =
American. It Is, to employ II iol =.
moment, real, live tongue, hlttlns :,ht
where you live, and all Wool ~ Nd
through. English sounds inslp.u ~.
tame after it, though to do US 'u.s 49,.
we are gradually assimilating A". =.
can idioms and working them inw ~
fabric Of our speech. It is Oec0u .s.f
quite common to hear people say ~
can not stand for" a thing WIZ" IN
few years back they would na'' -
simply '.stand." One hears, too,
thing, being a soft propositlon
tough proposition" >, ,oos
It seems to us that tnefe : mo-
humor In American colloquialisms. n
somehow feels that the man WV 100.
vented them must have been pn ~
fellow. The English colloquia'l' M,
often suggests the public house. r,a
should distinguish, however, "a - IT,
the coll6quialims Of America ~ 10
slang. The slang may be z sn. ~
raey even for those who IKE ~ ~
loouiaIis,na We have known m ~, b
liked 50 afrect the American ioO u
thslr conversation being - Da NJ
tho works OF George AIDE % W ~
drew Lang when REVIEWING tna' nlo,e
ex's ..IAbles IN SlanS.-L0noon
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-29
About the Limit.

A newly married couple came In a
hotel where we were resting and asked
bow much it would cost to get two
bowls of boiled rice and milk and were
Informed that the price was Is cents
per portion. The groom pulled small
package wrapped in bit Of newspa-
per from his pocket and, opening it, dis
played about double handful OF rice,
which he said they had gathered from
their clothing after the shower which
followed the early morning wedding
He inquired how much would be deduct
ed II they furnished their own rice. and
upon being informed that no allowance
could be made became indignant and
remarked that they would wait until
they reached home for their dinner
rather than submit to such unfair deal
ing, and left the place The proprietor
said that the young man owned one Of
the best farms In the town and had e.
tablished a famous reputation locally
for economy, although that is not ex-
actly the way he expressed H.-Forest
and Stream.
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WOODEN SHOE AN OUT, 49,.
81. Louis Court Decide. .
SurDassing Intere.t q

81. Louis Court Decide. . g..
SURPRISING Interest.
The ancient and honorable -,
shoe received an unexpected h,. ea
the decision Of a st. Louis mao,.. q
that a German resident Of this s -
must cease wearing shoes made :. wv
Der because dweller in the SAM aa'
could not sleep on account Of tho ~. las
The law in the case seems somana e
strained, whatever the equity and a ~
ethics may be- Wooden shoes ara us
illegal and at one time in the hi,. u@
OF st. Louis they beat a tattoo .. VI
city's pavements as their owners :, sAe
tened to their daily toll in tba s "a
morning hours. It was not the ro.s a
the street cars that walked tho ~.
slumberers in those days, but a c,. ta
equally insistent and penetrating
The wooden shoe has history w.,
ern civilization took its first stens =
them. They encouraged and stood =. -
honesty Of purpose. NOTHING NV
could be done on the sly in the davs :.
wooden shoes. Everything was aho. "
board. The eavesdropper and the m,s
night highwayman were practicallv NV
known. There could be no secret ye.s
erings to plot and conspire. Where wv
men were gathered together or attamn.
ed to gather everybody In the h1as.
knew it. Did they ascend or desoona
the stairs or rise from their chairs ).
appropriate another pinch Of snuff ths
entire. household and the neighhos
were conscious of the fact.
Wooden shoes secured that nuhlio..
so needful to the leading of blamelo.,
lives that we now depend upon N.
newspapers for. The outspoken wood.
en- shoe thwarted those intrigues th,,
break up families and made impossI.
BILE expeditions that break up hon.
roosts. 1t belonged with old-fashionad
honesty and virtue, now much la.
marked In these gumshoe days, II +.
gone, never to return, but where II s,ll
survives here and there as a relic q,
the past it deserves the respect even If
the magistracy.-St. Louis GlobeDem.
ocrat.
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QUITE NATURAL.


Business and Social Relations Inter.
mingled I'm This Case. .s
She was the elegant and gracious
mistress Of fine old mansion In
little town, and her caller was an an
cient sociologist. His seat was near
the window, and as they talked he OBJ
served an aged whitewasher, splashed
and shabby, going by with his pail.
Suddenly the man paused, retraced his
steps, and came up the garden path. A
moment later the lady was summoned
to the door.
"Oh, is it you, HenryT' the caller
heard her say. eve sha'n't be. ready
for you till next week. think there
must be some mistake"
There amt any mistake, and 1t amt
the job came about" drawled Henry's
voice, leisurely, "but the skirt O. that
green dress you wear Sundays is hap
PIN out a side winder upstairs, ana
there's a storm comm up-like to be
downpour any minute now-and
kind o thought maybe 'twouldn't be
improved by soakin'. I guess you'd
forgot It."
Certainly I had!" cried the lady
II took a spot out with benzine, ana
hung it over the sill to air, and forgot
all about it. o, thank you, Henry y
The door closed the guest heard MS
hostess flying hastily upstairs ana
when, a few minutes later, she reap
peared, flushed and laughing, the storm
had already broken, and the amiable
Henry. with his coat-collar turned up,
with scudding away into the distance
before a pelting gale.
eff the business relation everywhere
merged as naturally and simply into
friendliness as between your white
washer and you," said the visitor, with
sigh and smile, chow much easier
and fewer would the problems be we
sociologists have to consider"
Henry is very nice man, and I've
known him all my life," said the lady.
with touch Of surprise, settling again
comfortably into her easy chair. "Of
course he wouldn't let my dress be
spoiled as long as he happened to notice
it. I'm very glad he looked up
Youths Companion.
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LEGAL INFORMATION.

The effect of an official certificate Of
approval of fire escapes is held, in Bon.
bright VS.. Schoettler &C. c. A. Sd CYL
L. r. A. IN. 50 1901, to be conclusive
in favor Of the property owner, as
against civil liability to a person In.
jured on account Of alleged defects In
them.
Uttering letter with a forged sig.
nature for the purpose of falsely repre-
senting the bearer to be friend Of the
writer, and giving him standing with
persons to whom it may be presented
Is held in People VS.. Abeel IN. ~, l
L. r. A. IN. 81 73O, to be forgery un
der the New York statute.
The owner of a tlneshing machine
engine is held, in Martin vs.. McCraJ
(Tenn.), L. R. A. On. s. $50, not to
have fulfilled his duty to guard against
fires by merely adopting a spark ar
roster In general use, where be had
been in the habit Of using an additional
spark arrester which he had allowed to
become out Of order at the time the me
occurred.
A railroad company is held, IN Cln
cinnati,' N. o. & T. P. R. Co. VS.. Soutn
Fork Coal Company &C. G. A. 9Th Gh
l L. R. r. IN. S. 533, to be liable 1of
setting fire to lumber stacked with iS
consent on it's right Of way at the placs
usually occupied by lumber awaiting
transportation, although the lumber IL
question had not been delivered 70 "
for that purpose.
The right to cancel voluntary col
veyance of real estate, made to place II
beyond the reach of a judgment IN an
anticipated action, il denied in CarsOa
VS.. Bellies (Ky.), L. R. A IN ~
1907, as against the heirs OF u"
grantee, although the threatened acuv.
had no foundation in law, anu w
grantee, upon being notified OF the c'r
veyance, promised to reconve5 OIL "
mand.