davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21

but the census bureau admits that
the census in 1900 was probably not
accurate or complete
There are now in the country
17,43O more Indians than in 1890.
the rate of increase for the twenty
year period being per cent.
In number of Indians by states,
Colorado is far down the list. Here
are the figures from the latest
enumeration:
Oklahoma, 74.S25; Arizona, 29.-
2O1; New Mexico, 20,573; South
Dakota. 1917; California. 1871;
Washington, 1O,997; Montana, 1O.-
745; Wisconsin, 1O,142; Minnesota.
9,053; North Carolina, 1851; Michi-
gan, 1913; North Dakota. SASS;
New York. 6.O46; Nevada. 5,24O;
Oregon. 5000; Nebraska, 3.5O2.
Idaho, 3.4ss; Utah, 1923; Kansas.
2.444; Pennsylvania. 1903; Wyom-
ing, 1,4S6; Colorado. 1,4S2; Missis-
sippi. 1858; Alabama. 900; Maine.
s92; Louisiana. $50; Texas. 702;
Massachusetts,. 6ss; Virginia, 639;
Iowa, All; Arkansas, $50; South
Carolina. 331; Missouri, So Rhode
Island, 2S4; Indiana. 279; Ken
lucky, 234: Tennessee, 216; Illinois,
1888: New Jersey, 1853; Connecticut.
1852: Ohio, 1877: Georgia. 95: Flor
ida, IA; District of Columbia, 6S:
Maryland. 55; West Virginia. SO;
New Hampshire. "a; Vermont, 26:
Delaware. s.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21
CONTACTS FOR SUGAR BETS SOON READY
GreeIoy, Colo. Dec. Ia 1a1,

Gfeeioy' Colo, Dec. ID, 1911.
To Beet Growers;
Gentlemen: The letter nuh,is,aa
below is self-eZplanatory. Our new
contracts are now in the hands of
the printers and should be ready to
sign by the first of next week
Referring to that part of General
Manager Dixon's letter about seed
am publishing for your informa-
tion q letter recently received from
Mr.. kuhle, president of the German
society for iurthering the culture of
plants which explains the seed sit
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21

both to the county court. The legal
battle for the beer is a test being
made to establish whether the po-
lice may search premises and seize
liquor wherever it is found. The
outcome is being watched with
much interest by the lawyers and
every citizen who may some time
tender beer to a visitor requesting it.
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been given to the community inter-
ests when determining the question
of operating all our factories. This
past season the company undoubt-
edly could have sliced all it's beets
by operating seven instead of nine
of the Colorado factories, but we
realized that this would be a great
blow financially to general business
in whichever two Of the towns it
cost this company great deal more
than 1Oc per pound to secure seed
for 1912 planting We have bought
some seed which has cost the COM
pany 1Sc per pound laid down at
o factories. We consider our
selves fortunate in being in the posi-
tion of having carried over a large
amount from last year (Which could
not now be bought at any price, ),
and in being able to procure addi-
tional seed sufficient to take care of
the acreage which our managers es-
innate will be put into beets for the
year 1912. Your attention has al
ready been called to the fact that
there are a great many more seed
balls to the pound this year than in
previous years, and that economy
should be exercised in planting
You, of course, can explain this to
your growers and advise them that
no risk will be taken If less than 20
pounds of seed is planted to the
acre.
The silo clause remains in the
|, might have been decided not t.
operate the factories; SO we con
cluded to operate them all this year
with the hope that in future years
we would be able to contract enough
acreage to warrant running all the
factories for a full campaign.
Yours very truly,
THE GREAT WESTERN SUGAR
COMPANY.
(Signed) w. A DIXON.
General Manager
Copy of letter from the German
Society for Furthering the Culture
of Plants
Is there sufficient sugar beet seed
for sowing in next spring?
Owing to the total failure of the
beet seed crop nearly all the Ger
man cultivators are forced to re-
duce their supplies, as contracted
for in advance for several years, to
percentage more or less great.
This circumstance, for which the
cultivators are not responsible. as
the reason which has caused this
impossibility of full delivery. could
not have been neither forseen nor
prevented by them, has heavily
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21

For all the home news read the
Daily Tribune.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21
For Beets Testing

And M cent per ton additional for per per cent
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21

Denver, Colo, Dec. 13, 1911.
Mr.. S. M. Edgell, Manager. Greeley,
Colo.
Dear Sir: 1t has been decided to
pay the grower for his beets during
the coming season. year 1912, on
the following schedule of prices:
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21

wards your success, we are,
Yours very truly.
THE GREAT WESTERN SUGAR
COMPANY.
By S. M. EDGELL.
Manager.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21
Suggestions
Hosiery

In this department We carry beautiful
line OF domestic cotton, good assortment
OF Isle, black and colors, and a most beauti-
full line of silk hosiery, black and colors.
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GIeifHinfpeftiDn. ipis tie bon Der Buns
besrtsierung gsbanbbnbt pirb. gidh
fefner Grtldrune esbtn bic Sripetteren
Der 8uRbesregierung es 81, baB
Ghipeine, bic mil 9ubtrtnIpie bebdfs
tet iinD. in DEN 5anbel toulHieH iirio 81
ssett perdrbettst iuesben. Die Hdotts
Ihen sSnipettoreu bobeR @eiIuna. piel
fddrftr por5useben.
- Gtipo 80 au;Tter Der Guten
Giin 9iptrn gpmponn, BON ipeIhtr
ettDa 242einenbeiintter berStnDt, ibrt
fur gegrdbniiIs riOthtgen auifden err
haIien, baben geIiern infcIas zines
Gisputs iiber einen, linen 5ur Inter
Ihrift poreeleeten aontratt bic Grbeit
nieberoslest.
- Die 6eissr Der Queen &c gres-
cent R. N. Co., ipeIhe nit Der 8eieu.
ItnFi rpeeen Der 9sinafiisung pon
fcrbiesn 6eiSsrn In Disput perotben
Iinb, haben cine Rsfertupum abitims
Tuna inausurirt, bon Oeren Reiultat
e. abbdngi, oh sin Streit kgonnsn
irerbeH iolI, ober niht.
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(Gingsiunbt.) rs
Eanasrgslt. pubeuir.


Dos prsbs9ureau bes 33. Rdtioa
naIsSGnqerFeiss. bas ppm %. bis %.
Suni in WiIpouist gsfsiert pirb, bat
slpsi grsiis fir sin tiinftItril6es
5itelbtdtt fir bas offisisls SdHa.rs
feit SoupeuiE nusaeieBt unb bic Grs
nsnnune Der grsisrihtsr uHb bic De-
tails Der aonturrsHs in bic Sdnbt Der
Gdiuftdt Der MiseonfiHer 9unftIhuls
in Wilipoutss esisgt. um cine tiinits
lsriib esbisesns ausrpabl BON ban sins
seIauisnsn Gntpiirfsn ~ iihsrn.
SstnnHts autoritdttn. ipie bic
Ssrrtn giihorh 2orsus. aIsr. WuslIsr
unb 9eo. gtisnsdtn BON bem vDiss
coniin art sSHititutt" uno prof. 5rsb,
r. 1ursmdnH pom .Ghieago 4rt Sn.
itituts" iiub srfuht fpprhen. als prtts'
ridt,r su fungirsn. - Wan ift in
QiiHitItrs iopohI. aIs in @siddfts.
trsifsH auf ben aussans Der Sdnssra
Fsft Sounenir prsis RoniurrsHl
sdpannt uHb ertrdrt.t srobt 3ingt
bon bsm 3ufammenpirien Der aiiuhl
IsrI6aft Wlilpdutts in pisTsr ipi6ii'
gen Sdnesrieite eAnssltgsnhsit.
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oeaeben baben. Der ongeblib nidt bono.
rirt purbe. gluf perihieoents Grius
Een. ibm Die Summe 3u 3abIen, lou er
auaeblth abi9ldoie geaHtDprtet habsn.
Sie berIongt burd ihrt AnfpdIte Cabs
Dell unb 5binler, bnB etne aufforoe'
runa an ibn erlaien lperbsn iolle,
@riinbs dn3ugebsn, lparnm sr Ritt an
Der ausfubruna Der aOpotattns Yrdrss
perbinoert peroen iOG. Ridter 5arte'
Iru bat bic gIufforberuns erlaHen uro
tpmmt Der 5ua am Wontag. l3.DfarS.
5ur @srbanbluns.
- in elmer SiBung oes Stabtrdtps
purbe bas 8eIun 0es Sbulraths nm
freie Gieferuue non Wuftr fur De
Shulen pGbrsnp Der Commemorate
an bic Sommittees fir Wlittei uno
0ege uRb fir BaFsrperts osrtpleieH.
Getperz unb StrdBens gones i'm Ge'
TRACE bon $8050 tpurben tanSsllltt.
Rstnunaeu i'm 8etraoe BON So. 1o6
ipuroen beDilligt. 3. B. Spints, Der
SIeuertretbelt tur 1911 pom trlpeteH
Qotonia Stabtratb srbieIt, ianbts eth
@eTuh elm, baB Der GoDiugtpn Stnots
ratb oieIe 6dnblunestpeiEs ianttlonlrt.
DaIting apsnus, Sptiheu Der CIt
6untinqton uno IdeIpr Strabe IN
Qotonio, foll rsparirt iperben. Die
9eipobner Der grsscent Npeuue, 3Iuts
i6en Der 6. unb Z. Gtrobe, rpiiuiaen,
bab bieie StraBs nit RiunIteinsn BET
iebeu ipsrben ions. Cine 3uihrift Der
gefpobner Der II. StraBs tpuros oers
Ieieu, in psIher um bic 5sritstiung Ct
res 4bsuastdnals fir Die 8erbinounq
nit Dem qeiaop Run Sener srfuht
piro. Cine Sroinans lpuroe etn9s'
reiht, bemqemGb has Spitem Der Sen
ton Dater 60, bic Gotpnio nit Mai.
Ter perIorqt, ouF 26,33145 obgeThGsi
nirb uno bab ben apmmiHdrsn 1C
Snss 3eit ssgeben lperosn ioI, Die Of
ferte ansunehmsn. 3ieis anoeie9er
belt tpuroe otm 8snsraI Geuncii 5u'
GrIssigune am 5rsitag absno uber
lcNeH.
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6 isis q { o y.

9ie GspiHstOu Gffies FUR oas sGia'
ciHnati 8DltshIatt" beftaoet jid i'm
@ebdube Nu. 509-511 NtaoiiOa
aDsnue. auseigeu, Rittbeilungrn
anS geiteHsaseH irsenomeihsr Art
lDerbeu bis 10 llbr Abeuos ouiel6it
entgsseRsenOmmen. SslepbOn SOutb
1854.
anpaIt Sames0iaI frei.
anpaIt Samss Dial, Der nsgen
8srIsitung gum TlsinsiD Don ben
GreBef4lporsnen augetIagt mar uno
i'm gtrcuitgeri6t fbuIbis befunosH
Rnb 81 3u6tbausitraTe perurtbeilt
tpuroe, fpdter ieboh pom Qppeldtisnsz
9eri6t eins no6HaIige 8erbanbiung
oes 7dges bepilIigt er6islt, puree ge>
fern unter $1,000 8Irgi9aft aus bem
9efdngniB, in bem er flint monate
5ubrahte, ent(aiIen. oSoiepb Sod bon
2atonia ftsQte bic Gautton. 4uipalt
1iol besGb ii6 iofort na6 Der Bobz
nnng ieinss Sohnes s5ames Dial, Sr.
- Die Gopinetoner parttommtFGre
Aaben ben Sneenieur 5. 5. Dsaosr
Don 4ublop engagirt, um Die topo9raz
phHds germefung beg 2anbtomz
pleres, ben bic 9ruber 9eDou Der
Staot ihentten, Dor3unebmen. sSnz
seHieur Weaoer bat fofort nit Der arz
bstt begOuHen.
- @ruR9eissntbumsiibertroguns
Dallas Qamb unb aJulia 21mb an
Daniel R. unb Narp 6. @alter, Got
SO. 6 in ). 3. Garls's l1ntsrabtbeiz
lung bes @ranb 9isp part an Der
Cftieite Der 6unttngtpn 4penue, 1852
ssuB n0roli6 Der Stefpdrt 4nenue, 50
Bel 100 SUP. 81. q. g. SableD an
eld u. 9abIsb, Cots go. 26 unb q
in Sdmss RibbIss 2. lInterQbthiluno
On Der Deftfeite Der Qocuft Strabe
81. @ipoob unb Glifabetb Sotborar
an D. ;. urb Gltfobetb Ddniels, Gpts
go. p unb % in Der Glib JoirDietr
HnterabfaetInR9 in Qdtonid an be,
Ds@ourfep ap.. js % bel 100 SUB 81
S4oo. 9orace %. berFmaBn on
Rartba Roeusr, Cots Ro. AZ, 43, A.
45 gnb 46 in 8Ied Rn. 10 in gres.
cent Sprtna 5000. 5. 8. 0rsrsiias
an Rartha unb Carl g6rfisr, Cots
0o. az, 43, A, 45 unb 46 in 9led
R0. 10 in Crescent Sprinss. 81.
Wartha J0rfter an s. 8. 9rereliHs.
eaHtIbe Gieentbum. 81.
JsaI ahbie Siebsrt bon Der 2es
aab MattiRs Strags erlangte eineH
Qaftbefebl geeeH R. Biedmann fpeger
angebliher TfiBbanbluug ibres adj
Sabre nlfea Sobues.
- Gin 9ferb beg Sanss Jist bon
9ifatia. Rp. f6eate ssfern an be,
Golbins @trabe in aatcnia Der einen
4utomobil, bus bon go. grearen seleis
! let Dgrpe ugD brannts burf,. 4n bel
- -,
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aaiis an bie lInred.te.
Sdyiuarser Sdlnrfe iHd)t ieiH .Seil IN
Der rSlud,t.

Cine aufrtsenos GSens ipielts iih
geittrn Worgen an Der Ode Der Sins
coin unb 8Opbburn glpe. ob. Sin
inbeiannisrgseger pfIeets felt idngersr
3tit in Der bortieen Geeenb bic friiba
moreens 5ur arbeit eebsnbenMd db6en
uno drauen su btl1ftieen. 9eitern
Wtorern beleibists Der ffrarje Shur'
te 5rl. Msta 2spptrt, cine Shipdsss
rim oss poIiSsiisreeanisn g1usrIein.
lueId1e iin nuf bem gRege nah ihrer
4rbtitsitelie an Maoifon aodb unb
Wocpburn ape. bsfaRb. Gr fanb jes
opd su fsiHem 2eiDlpeisn aus, baE
er an bic llnrshts gsraikn tpar. 5ri.
Geppert. tptlhe iiber aroben Mlutt
unb bsbtutsnoe q0rpsrirGfts psrfiist.
ithlua cbne Wsiteres nit ibremRsssns
fhirm nuf ben Qsger Elm uub bear
teitsts bsuTsIben in 10 tnsrsil9er
Bsiis. pab Ct ieiu 6eil In Der Glu6I
iudlts. WlitiIerfpeiIt iparsn gSaHanter
FINER gsrabs hes 4Deees tpmmenoer
Gar auf ben @orsans aufmrrtium gs.
fuoresn unp uufeeTprunesn, I'm BEN
fred,tn Burden bic perbsnte .3iid3tis
eune aneseeibsn su lafen. 2eiosl
itpob l.Ians ts bsm Ressr. ipslhel
3tueifeIlos ein< Irbr unTaufte gtbanps
lung seFuubsH laben tpiros. 3u ent'
tonlnen.
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(@iHs ErbfHaH1. As, 24H jar Msa.
" HaHe bsH Dee 1rtstt, Scr nj. pept Mpas
Bis tM Der iupiiGNH 2lnlf soE zptiier assasehs,
sh stnbsiraAi, pch sins gtftilpH sHitIlstMHfl
ecn lstlfsEben EiesntaemuH RES Sets. sHFstsaa
a. petr Ia Der uHintiidSeFsa uHas1uHs ~ bfuh
bsf@rttbtHeH Gtrast sslsetH, etm StesHeia pets1
isei DHset, RtlAt um rss NaamEHs sfrSslsta mas
insbt aHb
in aHbttss6i eak gsfil ssn GiRttiaaEs Hs'
bgm GriansH eoa eeranHtsr seititsN etffefH tssik
batA WTeEisHtliArHs htfitttz - t'afE Jtiahs
SoH egesmfsHtr 3hfaistisH IN eer karssrasso.
IstbrsHe tass aaisi1enetrisi3tuhsH sAessa, fHpsh'
am 10. faaf im TsbraaT 1911. uss i.
aH anbtra4t, sss sE EtastTste nstFRGai "
hns etalstnset GsAEe fHt istns &agWErs fss
baHstn, eak tidtIss bsn aEssMsiHtz 3nieEfFsH ai@
htHesFiiG IL NAB esb eisitht psfstneEHHisn TsfSfi
srEh; hxshait
su sE strerhna psH esm einsira,b per gias
GtnctRnaii, bat aps 1errao, psn Ni. csee Sea
sss ~ etr iahIiGse etnss rsH 5siiisH esB'msst
AttrsarA eerHams mube.
RaNtrt an "a. 1sbEsar ". Z. 1911,
Sshn Gaibir
Hssfseui ess Stasirasefl.
atstttEt: ahsiH etgsttisa, ssTL
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fFtnf GrbInaaHs no. 2,fA = 1ar mss
- maHe pen aabdIr Istfast, psn @ahtst Woes
bis VT 6opt Meab
IN Nnhsiaa@s eab fiHs NsstticH, nntntft9Hti
ben tablsstheu RigfnthAmerH nsH kefss aHFcbtHp
On oAsr III Der uumtttibareH umeE9une nfE DtIth
bsihrittsatn Strabs pslegsn, ptm Sispifafe reEss
Isei wnvet, psiAt am Bic @srmHns sstSslssn na9'
fmstf; !; Hne
~ anbeiFa4s pah geill bon Ginra6nHs nEe
etiB HEfn1sE egn sgRaHHtu DstItten sssfasR mafes
sRrA NstetlsHtttGuHe bsritsetH tH tlast Jalhae
Ron al@gmeihet 8iEtuiaaeH iA sH RsFpsraiieA
spabrsn6 lsas ealsnaHbsftsiatHbta sHp1er, sHefRp
aHl 10 1ass im 5ttraaF 1911; suHp M
in AHbttradi, bas bst SiaetFafh ueetaeast ~
Ras gtnagfabsg MrsrD ikr isI1s MaHHaHa ~
baHbea bab pgfitiss btn enesmeiHsH 5nitssFsa HsNi
hinesrii4 ~ aHb tab eitltlst netffneathsh HsaE''
sEits eesbaIh -,
sei ss usrpssHd pon etlH Gtaetra'h est eiali
NtncREafi,. Einaf Ehie, psb sHSaip 4tFSaee ~ ~.
@sGtu Msss bts Ut negt Asas, eitTehsa euaahA'
pftbs
EsNiu am a. 5tbrnar q. z. leIi.
gPhH WeEhtH,
HrafipfRt PES SiaeiEaittt.
attttiu: GaRiH 6tHbsttsRs eEtt;
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RICHARD ]. DIB0WSKY'S S
tRo6'oIacr bon eenuefp5)
CAFE
4s. 6 gEIt stteEE G-il

Vie. 6 eits sttsks

lie Wciuport Lftice filr bas r6tu'
ciauatier gslfs6lntt" beiiubet i'd tn
go. 339 Durf Strafe, aegnlber otm
Gsurtbauie, iusieIbii aenigfeitsu, Yin.
ssigeu d. |. 10. bis 10 ilbr 45 NiHuttu
a6suSs eHtseseuaeuammsu perSsn.
selepbou SOnth 2401.
Die Qeite nss unbetdHnten
juHger WaHnss, bic i'm 5ehruar bier
ais bic oes Yaul linn" Raurer uuf
oem sSmmergriin Srienhof beItatttt
lpurbe, purbe aIs bic oss earI 8iIpin
pon Sbarpsburg,Gp., burh Isinsn8ds
ter ". 6. Gilotn tbeHtifiSirt. Die
2sids tpiro auseseraben uno bebufs
Seeroisung no4 Sharpsburs gsfaHet
iperben.
- 8eitsrn gins bas 9erl6t, bdB
Der SGu bes Gbar!es Wauast, Der Der
S0otuns 'einer Satin bs16uIbist
purbs, pom @erihtstaIsnbsr aeftri6en
tpiro. Utauset hattie bersits Stpei
BerbaHblungsn Il. tounteu ii6 bic o.
fbpoeren ni6t siniesu.
Gki6etn: CLAN Stonsbrunsr,
q, un0 Nasgis GaHftslo. %. beibe
bon JairfisIo 60, 8.
Wtit Der 9srInbuns Der syraht
oss 2. Snf. Rss., oas am IA. b. so.
na6 9onoIu!u. 6apai. rsiFt, tpurbs
| seitsrR begonnsn.
- 8siiBpsrGnberunqsn: annd so.
6elm an e. J. 5eIm IT,, Got an Der
! 5orrsft ape. in ben 6isbIaHbs, 81
SOiepb 4usrbah on SO. q. 5uIin,
Got 35 bei 100 SUP an Der Citisits
Der Joots aps.. gelepus, 81. -- Gar
RE Sismsr on &uton Bernard Siss
mer, Got an Der 5airfislo 4bs. in
8elspus, 81.
Sm Jalls bss fyibsIitp 8aupsrs
eins 9s9sn 6arrs DiIe purbt imGirs
cilitgeri6t Elm urtbeit 5u @unitsn osr
aldssr fir 1892 obsegsbsn.
- Gireuitri4tsr gungbtut erli.t
geitern cine Srbre. bergemGb oi,
s5Gl. bon >psgsp SbisIbs, Sobn Gai.
| fibn, Glmer Carton, Goparo ;slsmine
unb 6. unb 9sts 9riopea, bic bes
1iebftabls pon SobIen angetlagt tpa.
rem, ben nd6ften 9robasihporensr
iibsrtpitIsn tpurben. Die ansstlastsr
pureen aus Der Saft entIaFsn.
9i. gpurtbaus : aommiFGr,
baben in elmer SpesiaIfitunq bsIdIoI'
| fen, bag 8pa'hubiauFen auf ben Sri
tsnDssen bes gourtbauiss nHe ben
GtFdnsnib Su Dsrbisien unb bic poIi
ssi beauftragt, als su ptrbdftsu, oi
| tabei erlpii6t iperpen.
- Der Shulrntb bat bic SaIGr
Der 2ebrer uip. anastpieisn. gii
@sfu6 um anfhaffuns BON 5anb
rsrtsseu9 fir Die Sanbfsrtisteitsihal
I'm 8ertags bon $500 tpurbe an bal
aommittst fir mittel uHb Dess Der
tpieien. isplaenbs Genfusaufnebmet
tpurben srnnuni: /. mdro, s.. Rtu; 2
Warh, Walisr Milis; 3. Maro, gbds
9ilB; a. Darb, Gb. Jones; 5. more
Gam. War3; 8. Mdr6, u. StiI. =
grof. Gb. q. Hisman tpurbe gum 2eb
rer an Der 6D6ff)uls ernannt.
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Die GIeine ipnrbt mad Der Office bes
Or. Ssnour sebradt, Der bic nDtbise
niiIfe leiftets.
Die syrauen 5elsburs, 9ubier
unb GroBboIs psranItaiteu Morgtn
Rahmittag in Der Dobnung Der Grdu
9rosbols, go. 821 9errdce aUe.. elm
RoffeetrGnshen gum 8eiten Der ep.
ct. gauIus atr6e in Dapton.
Dos apnoentions aommittee
bes beutf6@omsritaniffen 5iabtpers
banbs bon Bapton perIamnlelt iid]
beute 4benb in Siterbdses 9aIe in
Dantpn.
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1ies sinb 0as.

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The Washington times., 1911-10-02
FOR LITTLE FOLK JUST BEFORE BEDTIME
The Sandman S Stories
WHY ALICE CHANGED HER MIND y

I downstairs TO get his bottle, then up-
! stairs again to give it to the baby.
While they were eating their lunch
Alice asked: What are you going to DO
this afternoon, mother?'
After l change my dress have some
mending to do" replied her mother.
'and then 1 shall go out; have a cali
to make"
II think will go to school this after
noon," said Alice.
Il thought you wanted to stay at
home today and follow me-" said her
mother; you have only had half Of the
day.
II did not think you did so much
work." said Alice. -
II have. not worked. much today" her
mother replied. II take the baby out
every pleasant day, but usually in the
morning / care for all the rooms up
stairs as well. This morning ] had an
easy time. Don't you think It Is fun
going to market and walking with
baby"
mo, do not" said Alice; II thought
you sat on the veranda and read"
That night when Alice was telling her
rather about the experience SIZE had In
the morning, her mother heard her say:
Father, mother does not sit on the
veranda and read; she works all the
time. thought when little girls grew
up they could stay at home and do any
thing they liked and didn't have to mind
anyone"
THAT is one way of looking at it."
her father replied; but when most OF
the little girls grow up they have q
duty to perform in caring for a home
mind anyone, as you say, but they have
other things to do. and while they are
not told to do them, they have to be
DONE"
The Washington times., 1911-10-02

oh! that will be-great sport" said
Alice, throwing her books on the table.
THE grocer's man is here for the or
der" said the maid.
Come" said her mother Il must go
to the Kitchen"
Alice went to the kitchen and listened
ms her mother gave the order for the
days supplies end aft"r that the order
for the days work to the maid.
Baby must be dressed to go for his
morning ride" SAID her mother, and
they went upstairs. Il will stay at
home" said Alice, when her mother
started out with the baby in his car
riage.
20! no." said her mother. you must
follow me today; that was the agree
ment, and first We must go to market
and order the meat for dinner"
Alice went along, but when her moth
er came out of the market she asked,
Are we going home now?'
mo, l must go to the paperhanger's
shop and select the paper for the rooms
to be papered next week." her mother
replied.
When they reached home it was time
for lunch and Alice sat down on the
veranda.
1--WE must put baby in his crib" said
her mother. come upstairs"
II am tired" said Alice.
II know, dear, but you wished to
change places with me-" said her
mother. land you must do all the things
that have to do to know how much
fun 7 have
Alice followed, and when the baby
was in his crib she followed her mother
The Washington times., 1911-10-02
Engagement of Miss Evelyn Chew
To Thomas Roberts, Jr., Announced
Miss Julia Wrenn
To Wed This Week

The marriage of Miss Julia May
Wrenn, daughter of Norman w. Wrenn,
to Maurice II. Jarvis, of Northampton.
Mass, will take place Wednesday morn
ing at . o'clock in st Paurs Catholic
Church, Mgr. Mackin celebrating the
nuptial mass. ..s. ..-.
Both bride and bridegroom will be un-
attended. Immediately after the cere-
,nony an informal reception to the few
relatives and intimate friends who will
be present at the wedding, will be held
ut the home of the brides father, 1857
Mintwood place. Later Mr.. Jarvis will
take his bride for a Northern bridai
trip. They will live in Washington,
and after November l, will be at home
to their friends at 149 Rhode Island
avenue northwest.
The marriage Of Miss Dora c. Austin.
daughter Of Canon J. W. Austin, and
Van Euren Padgett. of Silver Hill. Md,
took place Yesterday morning at All
Saints Episcopal Church, Chevy Chase,
lust prior to the communion service.
The brides father, who Is the rector Of
the church. offiCiated. Only relatives
were present, on account Of recent
bereavement in the family. and both
bride and bridegroom were unattended.
Edward NJ Mix gave the bride in
marriage She wore a white coat suit
with a white hat, and carried shower
bouauat of bride roses.
After the church services. a wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF
Canon Austin. and later Mr.. and Mrs
Padgett left for their future home at
Silver Hill.