davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-28

Juneau Sept, 28-Thereis is much political speculation here over the resignation of Judge Wickersham It is reported that the resignation of Judge Wiokersham was brought about through the maohinations of the Hoggatt administration followers,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
Gahcnfarnpf bcrbiitct.

N~ltfregenoer Gorfou an ser 5. g(penile
III EtttSburg. Goli5ei uno
5elcrpeGr idritten geraOe nod
re6t3cittg Elm.
8ittsburg, ga, 80. San. -
Is. u. Sadion, ein 9teger, per ebte ges
gen 7 llbr bette 9(beno Dor 0enl 9ie.
iigen 9iireor ser n2lliociirten GreiIe"
on Der 5. Ioenllc eiltem meiBen Bet
tlngsi11nger, lpeld)er inn ein 8lott
gum &oltfe on6ot, einen 10 beftigcn
StoB, 6aB er pom Srottoir altf sic
Strabe fog. Ser &nabe r0dtc iid)
0urd einen Steinplrf, melder Sad.
Jon am &opfe trnt morauf Ser Neger
Sen 8noben erfaBte urb ant Salie 3u
ipiirgen beganu. Die StroBe mar 5llr
3eit nit 2ertet gefiiat, melde lid oltf
Dem 9eimluege BON ibrenl SageDerf
beian6en, un6 6ie groBte N~ltfregung
entItnno. I'm Elm Saar pGre SafIon
gelpnd)t moroen. Sm gdl botten iid
1ne6rere Sunoert MGnner I'm Den
0egcr geIommclt unO idlugen nit
S6uItcn, Stoden 1tno Steinen oltf i'm
Los. 8eridieoene un0erc gteger, mel
DIE t6n 5u i6iiben periudten, mllroen
ihIimm 8u0eriftet uno me6rerc
5rolcn fielen III Dem @cOrGnge III
OGnnad)t. Scr Huf DS6Ga9t Die
9tegcr to0tl" mltroe mlf omin0lc
8ciie laltt ut,O obne 0oS reft5eitigc
Grifeinen Scr Goli5ei, untcritiibt
ourd) cine gbtbeilllng 6euerpeDr aus
einem no6en Spribenba1Ie, bate es
5i einem blutigen Gaiienfalnpfc font
men f0nnen. Nod fltr5em Sanogc-
menge, in pcldem sic Foli5ci mlrfs
Ianlen @ebrau6 bon ibrcn id1neren
Nud)tfniippeln madte, ge(ang eS, OeIl
Wiob 51 5eritreuen uuO Sadie III altt
einem 9atrolmagen in Die Central
8oli5eiitatiolt SIT bringen, ne er, nad)s
Dem Ieine @u1loen p%erbunOen noroen
maren, inter elmer GuDeItor1ngSsIns
fldde etudeIperrt tDltr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
Scinabe ppG5abli9.

Nllr nod eitt ein3iger @eI6luorencr
SIR Groffnuntg 0eS Sbatp = Hro-
5eIieS notbipen0ig.
Getu Oorf, 30. Sor. - 3mci
iueitere @eid)norene 1uurben bette in
9batp : 8ro5eiie acceptirt unO beef,
oiot, n1n1lid Sorrp s. 9rcarlep, 30
Sabre alt, perbeirotbet, ieineS 3cl-
d)ens ein 9(rnoncen = 9(gcnt, uno Der
4%2-jdbrige, e6enfaIls oerbeirotbete
Seioenbdnoler Senrp S. a%lein6erger.
Rlr nod Elm @eidJporener lit iett
erforberlidL Inn Die Sltrp poa51Dlig
5l MAIDEN, nnb Io6olo 0erlelbe CT
loltgt lit, fonnen Die eigentliden Ser
b~onolungen oes Gro5eiieS beginnen.
Wton erlportet, oaB 0iitrifts- 9(nlpalt
Serome idon morgen9t admittog Icin
G%roffnltn9s : I%rgunent bortrageit
miro. SeridieOene 3e1lgen iittb bon
Yittsburg aus oitf 0ent 8cge bier
Der. 8n Die Gertbeioigu1g porau3s
iid)tlid) atf Die Sbeorie %telnpordren
8obniinns boiirt lueroen miro, 10
tperoen Sadperltdnoige in 8eiites.
frortfDeiten m~obrideinlidJ cine grobe
Hoae In Dem Gerbor ipielen lno Dos
ie(6e oiirfte ii6 iiber piele Sage er.
itreden. Mogli6er @eiie fonnte Sr.
Serome jeood oieien langen gerbanb-
litngen bllrd) einen Intrag arr Gr.
nennrng elmer Gomniliion, lpelde
entI6eiben ioQ, OF Der Ingeflogte &c.
genuartig i~rrlinnig lit, oOer nid)t, eli
lten Hiegel Dorld)ie6en.
@eoer Die Wutter oes angeflagten,
nod feline bo6grdflide Sdnelter
bon Yarmoiltb lporen bellte I'M @e-
riht, on Tie all Grf1ltllngen leibcn.
9as 3entidtbitm lit iolueit 0lir1 bier
0dllner lit Der Sllrp pertrcten, mint
lid ben Seioen6dnbler &lein6erger,
Srn. 2onis Saos, ein junger oeutld.
amerifoniider 8ei6oftsmann, BoI-
iage : s(gent Geo. $. 5ede bon gtr.
Col, @eit : 135. StroBe, llno giien-
maarenbonbler George 8foff bon Nr.
100, Gentreltrobe. I'm fpdbrenb Der
iinfrehpiaigen @efangenidait notbi-
genfalls eiien Sfot at breiden,
ifeirt alio Oas Waterial beiian1men
81 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
9 6 I III III c SoIgen liner 81
Doft c Srqte.

81 NJ, 80. San. = Gin Sfonbof,
lpclder iid) aus cincnl ST. Ggren ellles
ideioenOen 3iplomaten g~cgebencn
Diner enttpidelte, lit Die neuelte Sen-
iotion Gont's. Wtoglider 8eiie miro
oerlelbc dltd IN ser grbebllng enter
Morbanflage eegen Sera Splpos, e;.
ne beOelltcnbe 3dn5erin, reiultiren.
s(nlGBliG ser 9(breile oes SefretdrS
elmer ollsldn0iihen 9oti6oft an
Nuirinol lpltrbe cine Diner gege6elL
inter OeIien 3beilnebmern lid piele
Gertreter Ser bei'm Quirinol ioipoGl
iuie bei'm Gutifan accreoitirten Dot
i6often unb DISQUALIFICATION beian-
oen. Na6 Mitterna6t ortete Oos
3iler ST elmer Srgie aus, unb 5rpei
Der SDcilne6mer Goben cine fransoli'
id)e Sdn5erin, Narnens Sera Spl-
pas, oti Die Sofel, l%porauf bic iibri-
gen @aite iic nit 9llmen, 9rooItiiI-
cbcrt lino 8iirfel5ltefer bonlbaroirtcr.
0llr6 bieie @ebanolung 1T @ntD
gebrod)t, griff bic Ean5erin cine
Gbompagnerfloi1e allf rno periestc
nit bcriclbelt ocml Sctpr 9ia5, Dem
Scfretar Der Iponil6en @eionbtihaft
onn Gotifon, einen Sie6 ii6er oell
&opf. Giaa ~itiir5te 5ll 9ooen linb ieia
aopf blic6 in einer 2ade 9lut lie
gen. Grofeiior Ma5soni, Der grit
bes pcritorbenen 8opites Seq, conIta-
tirte BET benz Id)iper perletten Siplu-
moten eiten Shaoel6rud) unb Den
gerlltit zines 4nges. 0a Serlor Oia5
ieinet gerletungen erliegen mag,
iino Die geriude, ben 5fanoaf SIT
unteroriiden, erfolglos geblieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
(ISprtieknna ppn Der /. Seite.l

.Suuipon Mof)ine Comp" 9riiOer
Sobn unO Charles Guid; SomcS
Sdmiot, Bud @1oiien HiNorO Gee,
&obert McSttpre, Eetc @itt, Gccil
2epi5, SomeS Bradley, Gno$ 9ont$,
8oo9ep 8ouf$, @ou SohcS unO Com
Sites. 9(ltBer OieIen litt0 inter 0en
Spfern mebrcrc Dor <r5em ollgc-
itellte 2ellte, berelt 9tomen nidJt IN
G%rfobrtng 5u bringclL unO 0cgen 20
Gingetpon0erte, sic ebenfnll$ niGt
NIT Ramen genannt tper0en f0nuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
0rnbcnfataitropbe nnb Gc6cnSucrlnit
IN Sni1nis.

@orion, Sis, 30. Sannar. -
9ur6 cine in Ser 8ig WhlOOp e 3e1c
5u So6uion Gitp eingetrctenc @ltlpcrs
@rpIoiion iin6 flint MGnner get00tet
1ln0 eff nerlebt moroen. Glide ser
2ebteren iin0 nid)t SIT rettcn.
Die 8etoOteten iino: Homco siSors
Denbofer, 6roncis Mop6er, Seiie &c.
9aoi8, 6eIir Sonep un0 Bert 2owrD,
PIN i6meritcn bGrlebt muroen:
G9omos MitdDeG, Oscar Sine, Geo.
GatterIo Jon uno 9(l6ert Snift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

ZEN mllt0ell, gelaltgten IN ore DIS IeBF
unerrcidte 906e bon 10000 SUB
oOer II englii9e Vteilen. Die Suit
uor BORT 10 rein, baB man mir biz
Orei SUB int 9lrdmeiier oroBen
9olone nit bloBcm Nuge piele Oici.
len meit icben fonnte.
8olonpt8 Glogeidrtft.
8n6opeit, 80. Sanuor. = Die
&lngel0riit 0cS S5lliti5minilters bon
Golonpi gegen Sen GoItutbianer Dol
tan 2engDel, melde ouf Die 8irren
5lpiidcn Bplonpi uno 0cnt 9u0opeiter
Grsgiirgermcilter SoImos 5uriid31-
iiibren lit mo oie 6os GoolitionS=Go.
binct aus Nnio uno 9an6 ST bringcn
oro9tc, miro befannt gegebeu. Sn
Sem 9ofltment miro auSeinon0erge-
lebt, ooB 2ctgDel Sen MiniIter Der
lcllml0etc, in0ent CT ibn beIduuloigte,
icite Stcllung ols Wfitglieo 0eS
Sto0trnt6S ntiB6raltdt 81 boben, Inn
&ortbeile fir perid)ieOene in0ultrielle
llnterneblncn SIT %erlangen, inoem CT
6cn WinIiter anflogte, @elO bonn
@rafen Nofe erpreBt SIT baben, ais CT
in Ser gigenidoit zines GedtSalls
lpoltS fir Elm 9emiiieS Sri. 2efo fitn-
Qirtc. limo i6lieBlid) miro a11gege-
ben, OaB. 2engpel 0os GorrelponOen5s
@G9eimniB ooourd nerlebt bo6e, oob
CT eincn 9ricf bon golonDi oil 9aro-
hin b. S6oneberg peroffentlidte, in
oem Ser Minilter Die 9oronin INN Sns
formation eriltfte, meld)e Meiunlng
am 8iener Sole be5iiglid Der Goa-
%litionsprtei Dor9errIde.
2ieutenont ais 2anoeSs
oerrdt9er.
G lie II, 30. Sanalar. - Nod eiter
WleIOung aus Slniit lit BORT Sbcr-
lieutenant @aloemnr 6irbas bon B.
nlG6ril6en Sl1fonterie 9tegimelt IN
Salt geltommen moroen; er lit beS
Gerfouis bon Wobiliiirungsplone1
al cine iremoe Mad)t bei6uloigt. Die
&erboftung mndt in aaen militoris
i6cn &rciicu 9roBeS N%ilfieben.
@iirgermeilte ct 2ueger
DINER franz.
@ien, 80. Sonltor. - Der 3lts
Itono oeS O6erbiirgcrmeilterS &arl
2lteger gicbt micocr SIT ben erritcltcn
geiorgniiien 9lnlaB. Der Gatient,
peld}er idon 0croltme 3cit ot's &rolls
fcnloger gefeiielt mar, aber ieit &lr-
sem oltf ser @ege Der 9ciicrung 5u
Icin I6ielt, fat eincn Giidfaa erlitten,
uno Oie 4%llsiidten ouf ieine 8icoers
DerltcQlng geltcn ais ic6r gering.
Mepcr'S Ibi d. ico.
YcterSburg 80. San. I Geo.
Don 8. Mcper, Ser bisberige biciige
omerifonii6e 9otldoiter, lit nod
Berlin obgereiit. Snt foiIerli6enGn.
billion ser 9obnltotion bate iid cine
oiitinguirtc @eiclihoft, Sertreter Deg
~oltslp1rtigcn 9(mtcs unO bcs biplo.
motiiden Corps, ionic plcle Sffi5icrc
unp gtgcborigc Ser Soffrciie, einge-
funoelt, Inn bon 0eln S6elOenOen
I6id)ie0 81 ne9nlcn.
Sopon's 81 ii It nngen 5nr
Sec.
Gofio, 30. San. = Snl 2ollfe Die
les Sobres luerOeil folgenOc &riegS-
i6iffe BON Ben joponiiden 8erften
bonn Stopel gclolicn luerben. Sn ails
ii boS Sdlo6tidiff ~Sfi," 10000
Sonner, Ser Bon5crfreu5er uSbufi",
1900 Sonnen, ullo Der &rell5er 2.
&loiie nWtegomi", 3400 Sonnen; in
Yofoillfo ser Bon5erfreu5cr nallra.
mo-" $4,000 1onnen; IN Saiebo uno
Gobe Die 4rell5er .Gonc" unou Sbo",
jeocr 5000 SonnerL ur1b in l(rogn
Der Sorpeboboot : 3erltorer o&irit-
fluff" $50 Sonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

!&dmurr1ptben In G Dts IL Sa0em furtrt.
.1a3o Ointment" pirb gnranttrt, aIe 5dIIe
bon fndenben. bIinben. bIitenbeft iino berbors
Sdniorrbeioen In 6 bis ID Taget au
.flirireH, ODER 8efb alriiderftattet.
(OIt4, 9ip&i. a. VI. /. gB-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

Sn Chicago, Sa., bot Der StoSt-
rot6 cine it1btiid)e Srbon1all5 atlgc-
nomnlen, ponad sic loecnonntcll
Tifet.S ealpers fir ieoen Gerfnllf
eines Gidets SIT %erb6bten Hreiien $25
bis 5000 Strafe be5ablen miiliel1.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-21
LABOR COMMITTEE
PROMISES RESULTS

A member Of the committe Of ten OF
the Central Labor Union. 10 whom has
been assigned the work Of devising some
plan TO bring every union man In the
District into line against the open shop
and the Employers Association and
forcing each union 10 either stand By
the locked out >men or take sides with
the Master Builders. said last night he
thought the committee would soon pro
duce the results for watch * was ap-
pointed
The Amalgamated Brotherhood OF
Carpenters met last night TO consider
the proposition Of the master carPen-
tiers that the men accept an advance
OF . cents per hour in lieu OF full pay
FOR the Saturday half holiday The
matter was laid on the table
An organizer Of the American Fedora
ton Of Labor said last nignt that a
movement had been organized and
would be promoted soon for the Organi-
cation OF branches OF the American So
ciety OF Equity in Virginia and Mary
land territory adjacent 10 Washington
This organization seeks 10 uniOnize the
farmers. truck gardeners, and dairy
men who supply the Washington mar
ket and Is a matter Of protection OF
the interests OF the farmers and others
in the sale OF their commodities from
the fixing Of prices and domination of
the local market by agents Of the
] trusts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-21
London AutoS
DrfUe Cabn1en
to CIT Rates

LONDON. July 2o-London has a
real sensation.
Drivers OF horse cabs have decided
70 petition tire home secretary 70 re-
duce fares from 2 shilling 70 six
pence per mile.
This action. however. IS not an
tireIy voluntary. The popularity Of
motor cabs has driven the horse
cabmca 20 make the concession The
motor cabs are fast and easy They
charge eight pence q mile, and have
taximeters which prevent disputes
with the Cables over charges. Then.
too. tube railways. motor omnf5uses
and other transit improvements have
given London the transportation f.
e,Iftles undreamed OF ten years ago
Ten thousand cab drivers are feel
ing the pinch. and so are really anx-
ions To meet competition By reducing
rates
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-21
SENSATIONS LOON
IN PROBING Of
COTTON MARTS

1t IS believed that the investigation
being made into the cotton exchanges
OF the country by the Bureau Of Corpo-
rations, substantiates 20 some extent
serious charges flee by RepresentauNo
Livingston and other members OF COh-
gress from cotton-growing States.
Reports from exchangss In Galvestoh'
New Orleans. Memphis. Atlanta. SaFan-
rah and other Southern cities are no"
being compiled II is said that the re-
suit OF the inquiry win be OF sensa-
tioral character.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-21
NAVY YARD EMPL0YE
BADLY HURT BY CAR

lake jones. siNty-nine years old. an
emrloye OF the Navy Yard. living at
1910 G street southeast. was run down
by street car rear his home last even
ing and seriously injured. He was taken
TO the Casualty Hospital, suffering from
. compound fracture Of the right arm,
Commissions about tie head and body.
and shock Mr.. Jones said he was
crossing the street and did net see the
car approaching.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-21
LAND GRABBING IN CANADA.

OF the 9O,O0O,0OO acres of fertile land
in the west of Canada the government
has allotted 1920, 600 and has only Ia
$4,000 left In 1906 the crop acreage OF
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta
with a population OF SO6, 92S, was 7,2S3,-
719 acres. only a small proportion OF
this has fallen into the hands of bona
fide farmers. Forty million acres of the
fertile land given out by the govern
ment Is In the hands of companies. syn
6icates and private and other owners
all Of whom are holding for the pur-
pose of obtaining higher prices.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-21
BELIEVES IN ADVERTISING.

What's that sign you're making
there?' asked the grocer.
Fresh eggs replied the new clerk
H m, Make IL read Fresh laid
Eggs while you're about H."
What for? Everybody knows the
eggs We're fresh when they were laid. -
Just 90, and that's all it's safe for
us 70 say about them."-Catholic stand
ard and Times.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-21
WEALTH AND DEBT OF NEW YORK

The revision of the valuations in the
camptroller's office in New York city,
which has been going on for more than
a year, is concluded, and it proves that
the city owns $3.50. 600 worth Of real
estate. Adding 30 per cent makes the
real or market valuation S676. 900, 900. The
bonded debt is less than $500. OO0, 900. This
real estate is behind the debt, of course.
and the city's borrowing capacity covers
10 per cent levy on the assessed valu-
alton of all the real estate in the city
Springfield Republican.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-21
MAKES CORPORATIONS PAY
FOURTEEN YEARS TAXES

ALBANY. n. Y. July 2O.-State Comp
troller Martin H Glynn. in a statement
reports that he has recovered for the
State SIC. 125 from the Hudson River
Bridge Company for taxes covering a
period OF fourteen years. OF this sum.
1910 was the tax for the year ending Oc-
tober 81. 1906. the remainder being for
the thirteen preceding years. during
which, he reports, The company paid no
corporation taxes to the State
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-21
HIS WIFE HIS EYES.

T. P. Gore. the blind nominee for
Senator from Oklahoma. owes much of
his success to his wife She reads TO
him the daily papers, so that he may
keep informed as to current events; his
law books, so that he may remain
abreast OF his competitors in his pro-
fession. and such volumes as the Con-
gressional Record. so that he may OBJ
tain ammunition for use in his political
campaigns.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-21
Tilted, Asks $4,000
Damages For Agony
Strange Suit of Indiana Man Who Wants Recon-
penSe for Being Inundated on Train
Before His Sweetheart.

ELwOOD, Ind. July CHICHESTER Cop
peck has fled suit In the Madison cir
cult court against the Pittsburg. Gin
cinnau. Chicago and St. Louis Railway
Company asking for a judgment for
5000. He alleges that he was mem
Der Of an excursion party going TO Ham
ilton. Ohio. and that he was pulled out
OF his seat by an employe OF the com
pany and roughly treated lie was &C
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-21

companied by the girl to whom he was
engaged. and she was so indignant De
cause he did not resent the affront,
which he could not have done without
danger TO others. that she Tilted him
then and there He says that OWING
10 the Illegal act of the company's en-
ploye he was not only Inundated, but
suffered the loss Of the affections OF a
woman whom ne dearly loved
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-21
POOR FELLoWl

ITS a shame to cheat poor work
nan Ike me-"
What happened?"
7 succeeded in palining Off a sparrow
painted TO look like a nightingale, and
.he man who bought IL gave me a bad
ranc. pour Rire
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-21
HORRID THINGl

Miss Flderielgh-Jane Jones IS a near
spiteful old cat
Miss ToUnger-What's the matter4
Miss Flde-lelEh-I told her that ny
"a u1ilv came over IN the Mayhower, and
she asked me II I was seasick.-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-21
Ill,
Used Vial
of Poison
She MiStook Picrotoxin
For Medicine in the
Dark.

Emma JouvenaI. the pretty seven
teen-year-old daughter of Adolph Jouve-
nal living with her parents at 606 n
street northeast. is in the Casualty
Hospital suffering from picrotoxin pois-
onipg.
The girl complained Of feeling SIT and
went upstairs into q dark room and took
A bottle from a shelf in a dark closet
which she says she thought was medi-
cine and swallowed a quantity Of the
liquid
As soon as she discovered her mistake
she rushed 20 her parents and the Cas-
Ualty Hospital ambulance was called.
She was treated and at a late hour
last night the dOctorsN said that she
might recover
II may be difficult 70 exaggerate the
importance Of some men, bus they gen
orally succeed IN doing it-PuCk.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-21

whats the of Collins 20 The Sunday Times ques-
ton, No l. brought in food of answers, from which,
after much difficulty the following prize winners
Iected:
First prize S1O-Herbert Anderson 1431 Q street
northwest.
OF hat vicinity
the peaceful home Always butting in when least
pected, needed
right place but much happier of her right position And
feel after she has departed.
s5-W. NJ Valley Realty Company. Home Life
building.
He is bestau tornobie brakeo
prize-Franoes
behind
list cousin of mine.
the
old time
He a bee is buzzlns.
1ipt mo g 70 cb mnsey g with tb Is cousin To Years
sisters child
a Of
One prze-W. S. Sample, Winder building.
T PmnS ,55 arc all an r tbspeFoTe Collins ali nseFHi
feathers He automobile fly that
persmmOn for the autoHnobiists
But to catch the auto n.y.
vice president for the automobile party; ne furnishes copy % the
One dollar prize-M, ', Benne[ IT,, -.
Though nsnnt has attracted widespread attention In both
highly nhammatory action slightly existing
Remedial applied
Collins is"cut 1t out"
The aDP0dE is medically established but Collins " not established
The use Of the appendix been Neither
Of
One dollar prze-Arnaye GregOr
the the marshal Of Glen Echo He hath appeared
n flight cheque"
prhe-Mr Wilson, 2O7 Cameron Aexan
To make DIournfu Mary laugh.
AWARDED HONORABLE MENTION.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-21

J. S. Driggers. sol G street northeast
He is a man that makes other men re-
gard the fact that they are not the
only men.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-21

John n. Manning, 900 Eighth street
northeast
What's the use OF Collins?"
That's the question.
Whether, in the pursuit of happiness
incidental to the annexation Of a
Times reward. it would be better to
treat this momentous question in its
international aspect by suggesting his
utility TO foreign powers as a handy
casus beli, or from a local point Of
view
Aye, there's the rub
To win! To lose,
To win? Perchance a ten!
Then take a spin
To Echo Glen
Get pulled by him
For going some,
And soaked the limit by GARRETT
That's the use Of Collins.
'Twere better to lose.
r. A. Hayden, 424 Munsey building
Ny hats or to Collins, I'm all venera-
For the hero of Conduit and his occupa-
ton;
His use is apparent each day. To be
frank,
II think he aspires with great watch
dogs to rank.
Rank, in connection with which a
thought has occurred,
There's lots of significance held in that
word.
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HOW CAN YOU TELL
A Government Clerk !?
Sunday
Times
Question
No. =

$1O-Ten Dollars for the Best Answer $40
$5-Five Dollars for the Next Best Answer $5
$1-One Dollar for the Third Best Answer. ST.
$1-One Dollar for the Fourth Best Answer. ST
$1-One Dollar for the Fifth Best Answer. ST
$1-One Dollar for the Sixth Best Answer ST
$1-One Dollar for the Seventh Best Answer. ST
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William E. Poole, 1925 Ninth street
northwest
Collins is used as the best ad that
Glen Echo has ever had.
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Joseph Wells, ten years old, 22S5 F
street northwest
Mr.. Collins is of no use at all. He
arrests every one that comes to Glen
Echo in an automobile. He creates more
disturbance than he quells.
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The List of Prize Winners and Their Winning Ansp0ers VIII Be
Published in TIE Sunday Tines Nert Sunday
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L. NJ. hegartys 14lf a street SOUTH
east
Hurrahl Hurrahl for Collins, the gallant
cop in blue,
He never fails in duty. that's plainly
seen by you.
He's out early in the morning. stays till
late at night;
Before the judge he takes the rich, who
tremble there with fright.
''Oh, let me go. the rich man cries; Il
am Ambassador Skiddoo."
But Collins says. If that's your name,
its % for you
Then we'll give three cheers for Collins,
who to duty stands firm and true.
AS marshal Of Glen Echo, he is the most
useful man in blue.
Lyle Johnson, PIP / street northwest
To keep Mournful Mary from laughing
Hilda V. Freeman, 4o5 Twenty-irst
street northwest
To protect the lives OF Glen Echo's two
most precious living creatures-the ba-
bies and the chickens.
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F. E. Baird, 2O25 Flagler place
Collins is as useful as the hole in a
doughnut
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SYMPATHY VEERS
IN HAU'S FAVOR,
CHANCES BETTER
Murder Trial of G. w. u.
Professor Takes Change
in Karlsruhe.

KARLSRUHE, Germany, July 20-The
pendulum is rapidly swinging toward
Carl Hau. Public sympathy. so long
directed against the former Washington
college professor, accused Of numbering
his mother-in-law. Frau MOlitor. be-
cause Of the damaging pre-triaI state
ments attacking him. instigated by the
prosecution. is turning in his direction
Sensational developments in the trial
today, throwing an altogether different
light on the case. are responsible for
this change.