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LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL. Bile LINE.
EVERY OTHER H0uk or THE ODD HOUR
NEW TERMINAL. 23D STREET.. NEW YORK.
100 am. Diner. Pullman Perlor
1900 am. Buffet. Parior. 5-hour Train
$500 an Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
tt1.00 I'm. Diner and Pullman Patior Car.
100 pm. Diner and Pullman larlor Cur.
800 pm. Royal Limited" An Pullman. 3hr.
800 pm. Coaches to Philadelphia.
800 pm Diner and Pullman Psrior.
800 pm. Coaches to Philadelphia.
az 90 pm. SleepeYs.
.2S2 an; SesPers
100 900 pm.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
.. wes6 x daEs' AZ e g. On IN t. -" g;%o
tiaos. 800 Ills. tsoo. 800. TAO $3.50.
t4.00, As 300. 1903 '5S 80. 1000. $50.
400. 500. t93o. 1000. 'lO.25 "ll35. 90
pm.
cu,r,co ., .. ws e r
eH.uHSr sr. 70 IS.9gs and LOUISVILLE.
-: 10 an: .tas pm, 'lz4o night.
PITTsBuRG. $40 am, LIZ 's.lo pm.
Gle aEyEa1Sp. .a1o pm.
WHEEIiSs. $40 am. $50 pm
WINCHESTER. to. 10 am. taos. $500 Pm.
FREDERICK. 1870. t9-io. S9.i5 am. 80.
HAGERST6WN. 1910 am. $500 pm.
'Daiiy Except Sunday lSunday only
| G ST NV. Main 1891: $40 Pennsylvania Ave.
Main c1S. New Union Ststion-Tieket Once.
Main 1850. Information Bureau-Main 1850.
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RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line.
January 6. 1913.

January 6. iHs.
Notice.-These departures sad connections are
not guaranteed.
40 am. daily-Throueh coaches and sleeping
carr to Jacksonville.
s:sa pm. daiiy-Sleepine cars 10 jacksonville.
Fla; Fort Tampa. Fla; Augusta. Ga: Charles
ton. s. C.. and Wilmington. NC Thrn1sh
coaches to Jacksonville. rNEXCEILED DIN
ING CAR SERVICE.
For tickets and ell information apply at The
OFFICE OF THE LINE. 1919 NEW YORK AVE
GEO. r. JAMES. D.P.A.. Washington. u: G
T. c. WHITE. 6. r. A. ". ]. CRAIG. r. 7. NJ.
Wilmington. y. G.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExcHANGE.F0R HOUSES: WELL 10:
IN ONE HOUSE UNDER S., 0GD; TWO WELL
LOCATED LOTS FOR EQUITY IN A 5000
HOUSE; ANY SECTION OF CITY: WILL
PAY SOME CASH. CHAS. A. SHIELDS
1896 NEW YORK AVE. NV. je253t
FOR ExCHANGE-FoR LOTS: WELL
BUILT 7,RooM And cELLAR sLoNE-
FOR ABOUT 20 OR % FEET FRONT OF
VACANT GROUND, WELL LOCATED. CHAS.
A; SHIELDS. 1886 NEW YORK AVE. NV
je2S-3t
TAYLOR's EXCHANGE.
1883 r.
Strange you will say this house 10 too small
crowd. take It to Tayler's Exchange; they will
exchange quick for what you want.
Business property. rented for $500 year:
want home IN Mt Pleasant.
SIX beautiful lots Sc. on grade: sewer. wa
ter. gas. sidewalks; for small honse Sc. or lie.
100 acres In Montgomery country; very cheap
for small house: will assume trust
Several petworth houses for vacant ground,
farms or any property that you have.
An ideal home at RiverdaIe for house south.
east.
4 very nne apartment. two handsome three
family apartments. paying 10 per cent: offer
Twelve elegant lots. 18th ct. NV: these are
fine.
Hundreds Of other properties in the way af
farms: grounds. suburban, apartments. little
and big houses business property. See our list ;
let MS attend to your EXCHANGE yon viii he eat
ts1ed, TAYLOR'S EXCHANGE,
te2l-6t 1888 r st. NV.
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FOR RENT
925 r. l. ave NV. 10 rooms and bath $50 10
Flat 8, 1917 18th rooms and bath. -. is %
Flat No. !. 1917 18th st. 4r and b - l6 90
1901 Graceland CT. ne. 5 rooms .. 500
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
te27-tf 10Th and sts
FOR RENT-RENTERS. ATTENTION.
Call Main 23ss. We will find you Just what
you want quickly and without charge: saves
SHANNON & LUcHs. 7oa 18th st. NV.
3el1.tf
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FOR SALE-IMMEDIATE-AT PIsI-
vate residence near New Hampshire ave. 1928
Corcoran St NV; rooms and bath; large
closets: handsome mantes; back porches. etc.
price. Il closed at once: 81 $50; cash payment
I'VE years at per cent. CHAS. r.. CARUSI.
Atty. for Owner. 1891 r st. NV. jec4-3t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sAIE--AT GREAT BARGAIN: li.RooM
and bath frame In southwest: lot 5S1i7s: TWO
=: '' Price. SO:
For sALE-To REFINED coLoKED Ten
! ant. fine ll-rooaa house near 14th and SIS
rear earn n': see' 10. ssaioo sess: easily
5000; reduced b. oyneE for quick .. sale 1T! to
% vi i GIBBS 4 DANIEL. eos-os. 18TH.
FOR sALE-yERY cHEAP: wTTHIN TWO
house. in Ane condition: lot 37xi1S: dnk neigh
ss s ss:r n se ss''et''n to e''fed family 1
FOR SALE - FINE SUBSTANTIAL BRICK
es.ss1sIs S:!s; sea ss1 aEAf; RffrcHzS
did bargain At slasc; si.sso cash. balance
WiELlaE. GIBBS L DANIEL, oos-os 18TH.
FOR sALEBEAUTIFUL NfNE-RooM BAY
brick hense - oo IT, @ A.. Su.dr
dress : owner. Be-. 'a4o. Star esic..
gF EEhzsss stassH Got AZ
H., sssss;se ;ssss ::s
eight large rooms ana lovely bath also daishe d
the most elegant character. to corre.: pond with
the finely flushed oak and ash woodwork; ah'
Laundry. eonyenient to excellent car lire.
Eevssed Location With %rroHndinss net ,,s sur;
terms Vim take les: than 1900. Can be in'
TaD 'f nSMk Sal once 1sss:ss
FOB To S0sE A. od EsFS5 re-
=; 8: ~ =
FOR SALE-NEAR C0NGRESSi0N1L LIBRA
Il rooms. porcelain BATH. furnace heat: well
ss, re-, ,ssy e i. at $500; $4,000 cash vi"
VI! GIBBS Z DANIEL. soso5 18th.
FOR sALE-BARGAIS Al $500.
4 snug Groom hsiek; northwest. ne.. Pension
and Government Printing edaees: desirable TO-
e' MooRR HILL fIEe' dae" 1855 st. NV.
FOR sAIE-Tw6 B1RG Ans. norm pEs7RA:
bly, located and just Oh 18th ct.
t4.e5o.
g. stories; 80 rooms; baywindow brick; good
7.room b.y,vinsos hsict: lot 1s1l1S: alley:
amy? Moo Se o1 nii tinco. 1888 st. NV
FOR s1IETWo BLooNIKGDALE BAR
GAINS.
So 900.
cellar; rooms and bath: Just the plan de- s.
sired BY SO many
$3.50.
A beautiful new house; bright. new bone
that will appeal to you: stories and cellar;
6 rooms; modern and up to date: front porch;
lot nearly - feet wide; rear gard.
These are values that are not offered every
MOORE HILL Gnc.). 1888 st. NV.
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I SIS. 60. $3.50 21st NJ. Tor
$35. .0i6. I'd Aoor
! k35. The Wyoming. 3r
I t3s. q NV. 8r
{ $3.50. The Parkside, CT
f32. 50. Montgomery. 4f
$3.50. The Landnore. Or
s32. 30. Job nth NV. Or
: $3.50. The Phoenix. Or
$32. 80. 901 Varnum nw.7H
/ sac. 50. 800 Webster. r
f32. 50. 43l5 B'weod ay,1r
( $32.@.. .4316 9th NV. 7r
$50. 30. 149O Fla Az nw.9
( $40. 50. 1873 18th nv. Or
/ $50. 50. ...flT ad NV. Of
$50. .3402 nth NV, sto
| $50. .SI5 Il NV, n
I $50. .432 9th NV. hall
| $40. sol D NV. o@ces
| $50. -. The Victoria. II
SGT. 30. .222S Decatur. 5r
| S27. 80. 1928 lngleside. 1or
$23. 80. 800 l. NV, 7r
t2S. 80. .4o16 9Th nv. 81
| s25. so. .l110 22d NV. Or
s25. 50. .52S Shepherd. 6F
s2n. 80. .404 Shepherd, a.
SIS. 20. ..2114 & nv. e.
S.5 .Cpshnr. 9th nv. sto
sM. .S08 9th nv. q
S25. ,636 Quincy nv, u
k2S. 1919 - nv, Or
500. SO. .l01a n C, Or
500. IS. .1l6 F sw. 9r
$22 IN. .1774 willard. 5r
| $2O. 30. :. .6O4 @ ne, 6r
$50. 50. 15l1A 10Th nw.6r
$50. 80. 81 P NV. 6r
&iS. IN. 1892 ilth nv. Sr
$3.50. ..243l NJ NV. 81
$3.50 1882 18th NV. Or
SIT. ~. .1724 NJ av w.5r
$lAm. ..327 Mass ne. Or
$3.50. .24lSn 18th nv. Or
$500. .134 9th NV. 6f
=. .ShadyRide, 1lr
SIS. @.-1706 Seaton nw.6
| SIS. 40. .439 5th ne, 5r
| SIS. 1901 NJ nv. store
SIS. .946 7 NV, rear sta
| &14. 50. .322s CIeve ~. Or
El2.40. ..4S0 6M sw. Or
| S1l.........59 ~ &c. II
| S10.AO. 1922 Half So. 81
! 80. 20. . .916 2ist NV. II
operty for rent send for
bulletin.
EN- 4 HESSEY CO..
IN n VI
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1919 Goth. lor. amit73.s0
2S23 ", 1<s. b. ami. 80. %
S2a3 n. l6r. h. ami. 81. 90
ais 23d. Tor. b. ami so. 80
1883 Cmccran. 81, b 10. 50
$40 l3th. lOr. b. ..&5.f5
i02S 22d. lar. b.. AS. SO
2i04 o, ar, b, ami. 20. so
1911 G.. sr. b. Iat.W.30
aal s. o.. b. ami. 40. 50
1921 22d. l1r.b.cel.3s.7S
ais G. i<f. b. .35.S so
2o20 y. Tor. b. lat.3a.75
21D l., 12r. b. as. 80
all 23d. sr. b. 80. 81
eo4 22J. Tor. h. ami. as. so
042 o. af, b. lat. 30. 20
1880 Goth. g.. b. $3.50
zoos l.. Or, b, lat. .2s. 80
a22T n. II. b. lat. "a 90
1908 4th. 7r. b.lat.25-W
tool Pa Nv. 1r, b..1. 70
zl3I r. Tor. b. rs. 50
3n2& Camb'se.S r. b. q. 50
1870 Pa AZ. sr, b. "a. 50
SIT sd. Or. b. lat. % 80
GOT 10th ne. 7r. b-.3. so
1891 32d. 6r. W. ..I3.0O
80 18th ne.5r,w..l2.5 so
243SVa av.4r.w.gasll.M
2712 Z. Or. ". III. 80
For full list OF small
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AUL CO.. 9TH & L NV.
213 R ne. Or. b.. $3.50
l343 b NV. store. $500
453 \ NV. Or. b. .c4.3O
$50 Pla nv NV ar, b. e.. -
JOG Mass NV. Or. b. 81 90
5lS Tenn av ne. 8r, b20. 50
It'll and Morton.
sto, sta. .M.58
2e13 NJ NV. l0f. b.@. 80
1902 D Sc, Or, b. .16. SO
1890 y fofdce) .2r. 2dl6.O0
1914 I ne. 81, w..l5.50
264l 9th NV, Or. w.iS.30
K 613 L nv. wareh'el5.00
Rear 21l6 18th NV.
Z stalls 4 box stl. Is 90
/ $500 BriRhtwoo6 Az.
store and cellar. ..l2.50
424 II se. g.. ". 1850
! IT'S 9th ne. ......l3.W
! Rear HOS 4 ITO b
NV. stable. ....,-l 1000
sle La ~. basement.
22x75. 90
| C0I.ORED TENANTS.
| 1850 Seatop nv, 6Y, bS. 30
| 2l30 NY av NV. st. wi0.0
ne. ...............l60.0
eedman's alley. 90
,mS. ONCE. 80. 90
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNINHED.

FOR REM
IS, 500. 1880 Mass nw,llr
50. oOo. $40 18th ~. lar
81. 500. .9l8 F. ~ door
Sc, 500 4 81. 800. .?236
Mass Az NV. 12r
$3.50. -3l1 It'll NV, store
kI25. The Marlborough. 5r
sI25. 1881 18th NV. LOT
$l25.. ). .Lenox st. Chevy
500. Irving ct. llr
500. -lS25 oath ny, l3r
800. 1910 G NV, Zoe
500 4 $50. ...1407 10TH
SIS. .1o7o 18th NV. ior
SIS. @ NV. Tor
SOS. 1903 X NV. lar
s65. The MARLBOROUGH. 81
eS5. 1911 n II Az nw.14r
k60. 1928 l4th NV. 12r
$50. .2503 Champlain Az
$3.50. 1925 v n NV: IL IL
SIS. 2940 Newark. Or
SIS. .2505 ChamplaiB Az
SIS. .17s2 Col % I'd. i iSf
SIS. 1903 Kal'a av. 12r
$50. 80. The Westover. 6e
$50. 50. 1913 gath NV. lOr
$50. 20. 1929 X NV. 1lr
ks0. IS. .22ll Wash cir. Or
$50. 60. .1nl6 2d nw.0r
$50. :. 1885 18th NV. u
$50. 1924 l1th NV. l0r
$50. .3l71 18th NV. Or
s5o.l733 Kilb'ne nw,10r
s4S. 8e.l003 " II av. 10r
s45. 50. .14ia 9Th NV. lOg
S45. The Pebbleton. 81
s4s. The Wyoming. 81
S45. The Victoria. 81
s42.@. 1912 3 nv. LIZ,
s42. 80. %. The Miller, Sr
$50. rs. :. 1919 8 NV. Tor
$40. IS. 2a0a Wash Ct. Or
80. ..c23 10th nv. 1r
$40 .1717 Euclid NV. Or
s3S. 10. 1927 Ore av, Tor
k37. so. The Landmore ,Br
sat. 80. 2443 Ont I'd nv Or
e36. .l215 n NV, Sr
Forest Glen. Nd. 12r
$35. 40. .l008 I'D NV. o.
$50 so. 1902 s nv. ar
For complete list Of pr
weekly
SWARTZELL. RHBl
1eo0-d, eSu 721 lbt
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FOR RENT
1914 NV $4,000 1919 18th nw.. 20 Of
fo6 18th NV -S3.3S Rear 1910 NV. 80 n
6l3 18th NV. LIST d so 90 2157 9th nv. sto. dw22 s.
7f2 18th rw. banking Pope building,
room $500 rooms SIS to IT'S,
%31 It'll NV. "a q. l2S 90 1921 Otis st ne. 20 o,
s22 10th NV. st. dwlO0 90 500 18th Is o.
Store. 18th & T. goo 81 18Th Sc 5r Is O.
1929 nth NV. 80. so % ilSo sd NV 6r
1893 Q NV, Tor. h.50. as b fcoiored) 23 O
GIG 9th nv. g. 90 Store. 603 r NV. .25 o.
llo6 O nv. TT b. so on 4 story anto sheda
1884 10Th nw,9r b.45.OO in Oueen's ct nv
Sw cor 9th and Sher- each . IS q
t0an stO 5000
-Four apartments In the Fairfax, opposite hu
reau engraving: rooms and bath. 81. 80 to SIS
The chelsea. I'd and Sc. LIST floor. $50 ST
The Chelsea. % and Sc. Sd door. 25t
Flat In the Princeton. ~. and b. $25 o,
Five furnished apartments In The Dupont To-
summer.
THE HARRISON REALTY CO..
ap22-U GOT G Ut. NV.
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IfGoing tOEurope

OF The Washington Star No. 3 Regent Street
London. England. II desired. mail win be for.
nen rour.s parts OF foe .na e an;
Office upon reaching London.
Washington Star London Office,
No. Regent ct.
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FOR KENT-BY B. r. 8
NV cor 18th & T
nv. sto & cellar so. 90
Ne cor l4th & r.. $50
l06 18th. 1877. 10. 90
20S Sth sw, ar. b, sta60. 90
i74S = NV. l1r. Sb. So 90
1914 7th NV. sto. so. 90
2431 is b NV, l0r, b. so. 90
l7as Park I'd. lor. h. -. 80
1921 O NV, Or. b. ~ 50
512 r nv. lar. b...4f.W
1908 RI av NV, 9r. h40 40
1901 5th nv. Or, b. 81. 50
Sn1 Q NV. Sr. b.. 81. so
iii 7th NV. store3i so
1923 7th NV. sto. sta35. 50
1870 9Th. Tor. 2b.. $3.50
Gil l. nv. sto. 7r, b. . so
l6 Z NV. sr. b. $50
l4fO 9th NV. LOT. b. SO. 30
1923 s NV. 6r. b. 40. 50
210 D nv. IT. b. .27.5O
1922 9th NV. u. b.2a. 80
ga @ NV. II. b. .G. 50
9l3 Brightwood av
NV. II. b. 50
5l1 p nv. l&, b. 1850
1872 L ct. NV. Earehos
Storage room, 1890. Fl
2001 1&th st. NV. 2 70
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vEGETARIANs'- FOOD.

HYGIENE CAFE AND DINING RooMs. 7os
18th st. NV: phone Main 20S0; the only
place In Washington serving nyst-ciass meals
without meat. j4lQ.o0t.A
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MAPLEWOOD. c"noo ,Ssnis;;,I p. ..,,o,
near Philadelphia. Wakes mp Boys to the duties
Of life Prepares 40 Boys for college or business
18th year. Large gymnasium. Dept. for Little
Boz 90. ]: sHoRTIIDGE. An. Yale. Pria.
Dy30-deSu-00t.7
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FOR RENT-BY wESCOTT & WILCOX.
1907 Penna. ave

III d WILCOX.
ma. ave.
APARTMENTS.
- O. 6r. b. lat. q. 80
505B 23d. hr. b. al 80
503A 23d. 5r, b. .21.5O
26IS Pa av.2h.6r b. ~. 80
21l8 Pa av. Ar. b. .16. so
1928 Pa av. %r. h..i6. 50
$40 Goth. n. 4r. b.i6.s0
TIE CARLISLE. 1918
y. non-housekeeping-
= rooms. hath. 70. 30
2 rooms. bath. %. 50
cOI0RED.
1925 K. 7r. b. lat. 25. 80
1909 f., Or. b. 80 20. 30
2n26 L. ST. b. .19. ~
1904 Chaee. Or, w.ll.0
, 24O9 G. 4r. ". 10. 80
1913 2sth. 5r. w...ll.D
b27 gath. Or. ". 10. 50
2OSoW Alex CO. 4r. wlQ.50
SUBURBAN.
Taknma. Or. b. 80 30
Stotts station, Or. well.
stable, / acre .2J 90
! STORES.
| 3I3< p. II. VIII. 50
! i3i7 Wisconsin nv.l2.O0
| OFFICE ROOMS.
tSo-4s5 la av. heated
! rooms. $40. $3.50. $40
houses and nats apply At
je20-d. eSu
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PSON L CO.. 1898 r NV.
| sos 18th ne, Or, b. ID. 50
1888 ID ew. 6r. b. .l4.8
1881 Gales ne.5r,w IL. 90
1877 Gales ne. 5r.12.W
: y Hnls ct. 4r. $50
1926 Con ct. 4r. W. g. 50
jels-d.eSu
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FOR SALE-A CORNER RESIDENCE WELL
located In one Of the most desirable parts Of
Columbia Heights and between two car lines.
Contains eight rooms and modern bath. also
fine attic, Four rooms each door. Price
reduced to IS 900. Cost great deal more:
Out Of town owner Permits to inspect viii
be mailed to all inquiries addressed to Bog 81.
Star once. je0.0
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dlLi 5, @S 9Th NV.
wv. 6 rooms. bath $50. 50
y 1902 I'd nv. Or. b.. %. -
c3l6 Champ'n.6r.h.le.W
! 2Sl5 Champl'n, Or. hl1 so
| 300h Bry ant. Or. b.l6.5o
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-28

stance the grant, as expressly stated
in the law. was not a gift, but a de-
post and the various amounts now
stand as loans, subject to call. The
government holds certificates from
the states acknowledging their in
debtedness and pledging the faith of
the states for the safekeeping of the
money and for its repayment.
Representative Halls bill is for the
purpose of closing the accounts be-
tween the government and the states
and releasing the latter from all obi
cations to pay their debts to the Unit
ed States.
The Hall bill is a double barreled
measure and both barrels fire in the
direction pointed out by the interest
of the states. While Mr.. Hall would
have the federal government release
its claims on the states he also is anx-
ious that the government shall pay
the states all claims they have on it.
Upon the admission to the Union Of
the various public land states, Indiana
included, the enabling acts provided
for the reservation of 5 per cent of
eiAS nv PioSCCuo vi the safes VI pup
lie lands within each state for the
benefit of the states. Each state stip-
ulated in return either the exemption
of public lands from taxation, the ex-
emption for a certain period from tax
Of land granted for military purposes,
the equality of nonresident with resi-
dent landowners, or some like coven-
ant.
1t has always been a contention of
the states that under these enabling
acts they are justly entitled to per
cent, not alone upon the sales of pub
lie lands for cash, but also upon the
disposition of the public lands for per-
manent Indiana eservations and upon
lands disposed of in satisfaction of
bounty land warrants and agricultural
colleges, or other scrip issued by the
United States in payment of it's obli-
cations.
An approximate calculation made by
Mr.. Hall shows that there is due the
states under the per cent agreement
the sum Of sS.1S2,O00 and that Indiana
is entitled to 100000 of that amount.
Claim agents representing the gov
ernors of various states are here try
ing to work the Hall bill through the
legislative mill
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-28
Indiana Need Not Pay Ancient
Debt Now Amounting to
Over a Million Dollars.
MANY OTHER STATES OWE.
BILL INTRODUCED IN CONGRESS
BY SOUTH DAKOTA MAN WILL
SWEEP ASIDE LAST VESTiGE OF
FORGOTTEN DEBT.

Washington, June 27-It will be sur
the Hoosier state is indebted to the
federal government in the sum of
$3.50, 254.44, but such is the fact
The payment of this sum, es-
pecially if interest were charged,
would bankrupt the state treasury,
but no Hoosier need become appre-
hensive on that account. Uncle Sam is
not going to send any battleships to
Indiana to force the collection of the
debt.
Representative Hall of South Dako-
ia has swept away the cobwebs that
long since enveloped this claim and
has brought it into the white light of
public scrutiny by introducing a bill
to release Indiana from the payment
of this large amount of money. His
bilr performs the same beneficent SER
vice for twenty-five other states that
owe Uncle Sam great amounts of
money and that long since forgot to
pay them. The names of the states
and the amounts they owe follow:
Maine, 1856. s3S.25; New Hampshire,
s669. oS6.79; Vermont, s699, OS6.79;
Massachusetts, s1.33s. 1855; Connec-
ticut, S764 ,670.60; Rhode Island. $685.
$500; New York. s4,014,52071;
Pennsylvania. s2,s67514.7S; New Jer-
sey, s764,670.6o; Ohio, s2.OO7, 26o34;
Indiana. sS60,25444: Illinois, s477,919.-
IA; Michigan. 1885, 751.4s; Delaware,
$2S6.751.49; Maryland, 1855. $685.:
Virginia, $2.19s, 42799; North Carolina
SLABS, 1919; South Carolina. s1,o51,-
422.09; Georgia, s1.051 422.09; Ala
bama. s669.0S5.79: Louisiana. SAT-
91914: Mississippi, $685.. 1896. 80: Tenn
essee, s1,4SS,757.39;3 Kentucky, s1,433,-
1919. Missouri, 1882 1850: Arkan-
sas, s2S6.751.49. Total-s2S, 1O1 ,644 81
Claims Seventy Years Old.
These claims of the government
against the states have been pending
since 1S36-seventy-two years-and
Indiana's obligation, with compound
interest would now be a staggering
debt If ii were not long since tactily
agreed that the Federal government
will not seek to press the claims.
In 1886 the United States govern
ment loaned s2S.101 ,64491 to these
twenty-six states. There is nothing
on the face of the act authorizing the
loan that shows from what source the
money was derived by the govern
ment. but the debates that took place
in congress when the bill was up for
consideration indicate that these de-
posts were the surplus proceeds of
the sale OF public lands. In every in
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RAIL WAY EMPLOYEES
FORM ASSOCIATION
Nebraska Organization AL
ready Has More Than
10000 Members.

ton of the Nebraska State Railway
Employees Protective association is
laid upon the belief that organization
is effective and of value when based
upon sound principles and enlisted in
a good cause. Although but recently
formed. it has grown SO rapidly that it
has more than 10.00o members and
promises to become big factor in the
affairs of Nebraska 1t purposes to
take an active interest in political and
other matters. especially with regard
to what is believed to be for the well
fare of railroads employing its MEM
bers. on the ground that their own
welfare is involved
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RA|L.ROA COMPANIES
REFUSE TO GRANT RATE
Will Not Carry Harvesters to
Kansas for One Cent Mile

Topeka, Kan, June 27.-Application
for rate of one cent mile for har-
vesters to go to Kansas to handle the
wheat crop, has been pointedly refused
by the Western Passenger association
although it was urged by the governor
of the state.
The reasons assigned are that it
would be too much of reduction from
the present two-cent fare from the
East through Kansas and that the
present two-cent fare is reduction
of 50 1-3 per cent from the old rates
and is as much as the railroads can af-
ford to make.
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you interest yourself much in national
Keen interest in Politics.

you interest yourself much in national
politics?"
Keen Interest in Politics.
@As the wife of Mr.. Taft / would in
terest myself in anything that vitality
affected him or in which he was abb
sorbed. | do not believe in a woman
meddIing in politics or in asserting
herself along those lines. but think
any woman can discuss with her hus-
band topics of national interest and in
many instances she might give her
opinions of questions with which
through study and contact she has be-
come familiar
Are YOU a clubwoman?"
yes, just as Mr.. Taft is clubman
We are both honorary members of
several clubs. but we are seldom at
any clubs. 1t it not because / do not
believe in clubs. I do believe in them,
but ! have my social and home affairs
to attend TO and and don't particularly
feel the need of club life.
Good in Women's Clubs.
So many people think that women's
clubs are a menace to domesticity, but
with that | do not agreed. find that
the more energetic a person is the
more things he or she is capable of
doing, and | think women of that sort
can attend to their homes properly
and still go to their clubs occasionally
and interest themselves in such
things. They lend variety to life and
oftentimes give women an incentive
to brush up and keep apace with the
times. The lectures, classes, and So
cial features attached to women's
clubs are excellent for women, with
out being deletel3ous, should say.
Il think if women kept up with
their accomplishments, such as mu-
sic, the languages, literature. etc. af-
ter they we're married, instead of elm
mating those things entirely, they
would make far better wives and
mothers. They would be more COM
panionable and more agreeable in ev-
cry way. Clubs sometimes inspire
that thought in women. Even if they
did no more, they would then not be
without their USE
Domestic Life Happest
DO you believe in a business life
for a woman"
Not if woman wants to have hap
piness and fulfill her greatest useful
ness in this world. A happy marriage
is the most complete and useful life
for any woman. To be the mother of
sweet, healthy children is a heritage
that is greater than being-than be-
ing"
Than being the wife of a possible
PRESIDENT"
Eyes, than being the mistress of the
white house, she said.
THE devotion of my husband, the
love of my children are dearer to me
than any other thing in life"
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There is no medicine SO safe and at the same
time so pleas ant to take as DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin the positive cure for all diseases arising
from stomach trouble. The price L. very reas
onable-S0c and 81.
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