davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-22
WHITE SLAYER IS
INDICTED IN CHICAGO
Gary Man in Infamous Traf-
fic Charged With Mann
Act Violation.

Existence of a booking" agency
through which young girls were sup
piled to disorderly resorts In Gary.
West Hammond, and cities near Chi
cago was revealed yesterday when the
federal grand jury in Chicago returned
indictments against several men charg-
ing them with violation of the Mann
Gary Man I'm Net.
S Ope Of the ..alieeed white slavery
hit by the grand Jury Is Benny Sabitins
of the Gary "red light district whose
arrest by secret service operatives was
printed in THE TIMES several days ago.
More arrests and indictments of Gary
white slavers'' is said to be pending
and news of the Indictment of Sabitino.
a well known character in South jeff
erson street, reached Gary via the .un-
derground cable and caused much ex-
citement in the steel city's underworld.
Just where the lightning will strike
next Is the main source of worry in
Gary at the present time. During the
past several days there has been an
exodus of white slave" agents from
the city, but it is said that the govern
abouts OF all disreDutables.
other men il ted yesterday includ-
ed Charles IHOkveno and Charles
Sausone.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-22

Continued or page ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-22
WRATnrn.

GENERALLY FAIR
TODAY AND THURSDAY
COLDER TONIGHT.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-22

The bill provides that any city with
a population of more than $4,000. as
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

iiber benz Gee bic
@iege Der fgrei9ett,
bier uuf benz IinteH
liter odg @rab Der
9Drdnnei; bort bas
Mlt(t. Bier bic boble
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

etaene gerantportlng BITE SdfFte Itinet
2eute 6eingeIdidt, bdmit Fe fir bic ans
bere Sdlfte beibn Gbet berettete. aber be
Ga4c bate aud 10 tommen tDnnsn, bdb
bic beiben Iid besegnenben engliifen gb'
teilungen a~lTeindnber geieuert bdtten. Sns
bes," 10 bemertt WoIIeleb Elm babies Jobrs
bunbert IpGter. rbamnls lpurbe ieber Dienft
10 Idlupp unb i4le4t pte nur mOgIi4
perri6tet."
gao6 ols elm bdIber .Sunge, duf 8irmas
Reibem goben, bate MoIisIep bersits feline
erIte Munoe e%mpfdngen. Gin Gunerub
bate ibrn gerdbe am Sage DOr BEN 8es
fedte Elm Scmb geliebeH, unb ais er Dola
EsleD fallen fa6, rtef e. unDiltirlid aus:
.Dd aebt meiu ein5iges GrfdBbemb betbt!'
qu6 an i~rasitOmiIasu GrIebniHen bat
"a ratlrIi6 In oielem bsipseten Solbutsns
bdIsin nt4t gtfeblt. als Ct i'm GHireis
fden 5elo8ugs bes Sabrts 1860 bon Der
Erubesunc Der 3dinrGorts the Eager
beimsebrte, fdnb CT bieies iiberf9iremnt.
Die 5lut mar aud iiber ben tleinen
Damn aeItiegerL ben Elm IorgIamsr Dits
ner INN Iein 3elt oufgei9ittet bate. nm
ss troden all balteE. Dieter Damn bate,
ais ii9 bic Maifsr ioait uerlisfsn, IN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

DotjereDs 3eIt bic GIut auriidsebaLten
unb beEen 9oben in stnen etipG bier 3ol
ttefen 2etd b~erpaHbsIt. sd tperbe nims
mer," 70 6eri6tet sr, ben Sdmer3 bsra
qefen, ben ib enpfdrb, ais i4 fab, tpis
metn 2teblingspaar Ietdter, alter Eager
T6ube In bteIsm Get4 berumidDdmm.
QtuF meinem traurisen Dege itedten meme
Eiibe In ben patI4nafen unb 8%uiommens
aeIdrumpften Gtiefeln, bic Id frilb bier
il6r argsaosen butte. Sd bate mir idon
bic MolluIf ausgemalt, lie nit ben Sdus
ben pertauI6en ou t0unen, bic Id troden
unb beauen bor3uftnben bottle" Sur
Gr6Sbuna biefer @eIibIe entbsdtc DolIes
Isb odnn, pab aud feline sdp8e iibrtSe
Sabe unter 8uNer tdnb. Gs mar Ftods
bunteI, elm Usuer lief lf9 MIR nit srSbter
S6ptertgteit dnsinben. limb 70 Ieste T9
Der GrD6erer Der 9dtu'6prts an bieIem
a6enb srIInblid nab nieber. gIls mar
ibn aber einntdl frdgte, ipO er bdS fdle9s
teIie 4lima auT fetneE SeIb5iigen ausss
troffen babe, badts CT mad urO dnttpors
tete bann: Ser ein5ise Srt, tpO Id mid
einmal rad meiner @%rinnerung beim Grs
MAIDEN am Morgsn ni9t CARA pobl
fIAIie. mar Guutim."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

Drum ebrt bic beige DoIotapen,
Qa6ier getDetbt our lelben Stea,
$50 Gebler's So6mutb Eel eridoB,
llHb eOte S6Dsioerfrstbeit iproB.
Gang in Der glGbe fiibrt Der ~eiIern.
Neg, bic Sottbarobdbn, oor6si, unb bies
lem Wege foIgenb erfparten uHs bic btrrs
liditen Sd0nbeiten Der 8sntralen S6Dct3.
9alo 6ffnst Itb uns Der Bid in bas
39al bon G6tpbd. bds bon ben beibeu
4arattfrtiiideH GeIsit0den Der Motben
beberrfdt pirb.
S9pb3 lit tldfffder 9oben fir bic
@eI9t6te Der idtpei8sriiden 5rebeit. gus
Witbegriinber bes srIteu eibgsH6fFf6en
8unbes bat Is bon Qnfang an, unb aud
in Ipdterer 3ett, auf bic @d6ide Der
GdueiJ sineu berborragsnben @infIub
dusgsiibt. S6pp5 bat benz 9unb aud
ben 9dmsu gsgs6en, Ioipts Bic 5arben
unb bds Happen, bas fpeibe Sreus i'm
ROTTEN GeIO. Sm ardibtburm bes gat6s
bduIes gu S9ipb3 pirb nod beute Der
9uHbesbrief bonn /. auguit 1891 oufbea
ndbrt, bds ebripiirbtge Document, 6urh
bas Der grunbftein our fdDeijertf6en
Gibgtnofeniddft geIegt tporbeu III.
Gintn @ogen beidreibenb, serldbt bic
8d9n bic Riftuus mad Often nHb gebt
in bic Tibli9e iiber, bic birsit na9 benz
@ottnrbt tpsiit, gnr tDenige Wtnuten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

rod, unb es aldn3t uns tDisber Der giers
tpulbitdtteriee sutgegen, ben mir BET aiib'
naat perlaFen; mir iinb an Der OberfteH
Teiner 9u9ttn angsldnst; BEN llrReriee,
Der bon Drummer Bis GlueIeE stpiiden
bimmelboben Bergen eingebettet TT.
Drummer, In berrIi6iter Gage an Der uns
biegung Oes Sees, 1T elmer btr befudtefsn
Srembenturortt Der urIdtDeis. 8ie nms
gt6ung TIT iibertpdlttssnb i41n; bier be-
otnnt bic romantil6e aIsuftrdbe, pel6e
BEN See entldng Fibrt. Sts bat cine
QGnae bon 10 &n., tpurbe In ben Sdbren
1866 NIT einem Goftendufponb bon
/ MiaioE Gr. erbdut unb iibertrifft an
groBarttgtett Der Qnldes uub ber Rdturs
Icenerten bic mstitsn onberen Qlpenftrds
zen. Gle gebt burb Gelsgolerten unb
ibeitpeiIe in ben SsLTen geiprenSte Suns
nels unb bietet an. pislen Srten grOburs
tiae ausblide duf ben Ste unb bic Jpn
umgebenben Ber9e.
Die Mptben, tDel6e Itola ibre fsITsen
6aupter OBJ benz oumutbisen 3bal bon
SdfppB er6ebeu, bilben ben 9tHtergrunb
bes t~mpoIanteE 8iIoes. Don S9tpbs
aus III Der @robe Mptben (1902 M.) In
8 @t. al betetgen. Der RleiRe MDtbsn
d815 W.) ptr6 ielten beitiegeu.
Gs 1T Elm sigsndrti@B 9tfi9t Der
punberbdrIta llebsrrdi6uns, tpeun ber
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

no bic wa4s i9ren plat .san8 sspiB
finbsR tpirbe". 60 Sog qeutnant WoIles
ieb auf feline 5elopa6e aus, bon Der er
er5dbIt: .Wlan Ite[e ii9 has Gefiibl Dor,
tpenn man an einem friiben, fallen, rous
ben Morgeu, Der 70 Ouuttl III tpie bic
~finitere Mittsrnddt, I'm i%trOmeHben 0Res
gen dbmarIdteren foa, I'm eintn entferns
ten puHtt auf5ulu9en, au Der man nur
ibtr Elm grutbs unb ptgtoIts Yortibirerer
WDor g%tldngen fam, mo ts tetne berbors
ftebeupsn aansmGrten gibt, no man au
folder Stunbe tsint ausfdt bal, iemans
ben 5u mtreffen, tptI9sm man nd9 benz
Mege fragen tonnts. Meber MoHb nod
Stern mar Sn ieben, nm lnS ~einigermas
ben Rorb unb Gab einbaIten gu laTen,
unb bod Iolten mir cine a%ompagnie abs
loisn, ipslde dnf uns partete, unb Ii6
HatilrIid lsbute, ius Eager 5uriidsutoms
men.
8ds abenteuer berIief lberroI6enb,
aber elidIid. linteripegs bOrten fie plobs
lid ben 2ritt duf ie outpmmenoer atufe,
bic du1 anruf enaliib antlportsien. Der
aapitdH Der aompdgnis auf 8eIoipaae
mar u ndmIid iiberOrlfis ssporben, auf
feline abIOIung gu ipurteH unb bate auf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

Sine Fur6tbare prlfung flr BoIIelep
pdr Der Selb5us gum grIabe bes ungIids
licben @prbon i'm Sabre 1884. Mondtes
lang rang er NIT @tabItons, Der ou bieier
Expedition tein Sera bate, I'm i'm sur
Git. 3u brGnstu, I'm bic Expedition 3u
elmer Sabres5ett fiibren su touneu, no Der
DaHerpeg bes Bills nod btuubbar mar.
@r TelbIt bat tinmdI berii9ert, sr babe
odmdls LANCE Monate bpr @ldbitone vaes
tpiet". gli9ts balf, Der alte Auertopf
mar niat ou bstebren, bic Expedition
ipurbe bero0gert, Der Nil fiel = unb Sor'
bon fieG aud. @aS bat @oIieIeb ME Dera
ipunoen.
llnb 70 mar aud bos Sa6r BEG 9uren'
trieges fit Jpn cine 3eit i6perIter priis
flung unb GnttduI9ung. Grft 65 Sabre
alt, fihlte er Itd gum commando nod
burfous fdbis unb riliie. aber Itntt fets
ner Itdrb ctr Rebbers Butler an Der
Spite bes Sesres In @ibafrifd, unb Rtes
bsrldse FoIste uuf RisberIaee. DamaIs
CAB er etnem, Der ibn Frdete, fpie Is ibm
ae6e, bic bititre 4nttport: Dante. Gs
sebt mir gut, ano ih Derbringe meine 3tit
NIT benz @eriu4e, 5t bergeHtH, bob Id ie
SoIDot gepeisn bin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28
Grinnernngru aus Otm afbfn
ots JtlOmarIhaus WOlltltD.

TN bier Grbteileu bat Der Deritorbens
1sIOmurI6aa @OlfeIsp sefodten. st BAT
f6 i'm arimtriege nit ben Ruien sefalds
otn; sr bat seser bic rebeaifhen Snber,
ososn bic GbineIen, gsssn bic strmdutn
oetdmpft, e. bat ssssn bic RotRauts IN
aauoba unb sessu bic aiddntiS unb ben
mabbi bss Gubans arife eefibrt. Setn
Golboisnlsbsn III Elm gbenteusrromdn. tpie
ion sbsn nur Elm Gffi8ier i'm Dienlte oes
or5bttn aplonialrsidss erleben taun.
@ltid i'm arimiriegs Durbe WolIeleb
ouf bic bdrltIien probsn seItslt, uHb idon
bamals battle er @elsgenbsit, It4 bon Der
M~iidfdubialeit Der sngIiJden SeertseinS
ridtungen gu iibsr5eugtn, gtssu bic er
nod,ber einen erbitiertsH unb srfoIgrei9en
aampf qtFi9rt bat. aIs ct 3. y. Dor
Grbufopol feline srte 5elbpdds be5iebsn
fonis, begniiels fid bsr Gffi5ier. Der ibr
Ibren Gidnb0rt gu be3eibntn bate, bamit,
VI sIas unbsfimuie Ri4tuug gu psileus
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

Munberer burd bic finiterer GelIentbore,
bic 3unnelgallerie Der arenfrabe, bic
mar emit fir Elm MetItertpert Der Sns
genteurtunf bielt, 5stttpeiie binuustritt
auf bic oFfene StraBe unb binabidaut in
bic bloueH, tlnrer 8dFer bes Sees, bins
iiberIdant uuf bic i9nesbsbedten 9ipfel
Der urner 8eree, aus benen Der Wtrotitod
aIs bDdfter emporrdgt. Das itno unOers
geBlthe @~ugsnblife retniter Grsube am
S96Hiten, ipas bic gatlr gddaffsn bat.
Die arenItrobe brinst uns an ben
fruber beretts ~ertDd9nten Quutten Der
Seniade por6ei, btnunter mad Slelsn.
Mtr Derfen einen Bid mad benz S6l0bs
den bes ltIri9 boE Rubena, mir pdnbern
nod eiumdl burh bic alien StrdBen bon
altorf unb Ienter ben S9rttt mad 8irgs
len, Der enqeren 6eirnutb bes EEL, I'M
bort bon BEN RdttondIbelben 4Hateb 3u
rebmen. 9eim lltberfdreiten bes S6ds
den erfnnern mir uns bes ltbIan6I6en
@ebihtes ,SeRs Sob, bas uuB bon benz
riibmli9en Gnoe bes ru9mret4en 6eIben
er3Gblt:
6riin pirb bic Qlpe tperben,
6tiir8t bic 2dtptE' sinmoI;
gu 8erse aie9u bic 9erben,
15ubr erit Der Sdnte gu SbdL.
Gu9 TteIt, i6r A~IpenI6bne,
Mtt iebem neuen Sabr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28
9er sdnLipiun.

Ser ruFiIae Observation-Disclosures GaFo
bat cine edit ruFi4e Sbee ausee6riitet.
Gr mill bic S6iiler aud anBerbdIb Der
S4ule bsaufi4tigen lairen uub 5pur
bur9 Sufpettorcu, bic bic S9iiIer in ibrer
Dobnung auIfu6en. Dtele Snfpettorsn
Iouen unpermutet in bic @obnung eins
treteu unb bic sendue @erbore unfteIen
iiber bic 2ettiire, iiber ben llmeang unb
iiber Ods 9oi9engelb Der S9iiler. Gr
Ioa ferner frasen, mann Ie Su gett geben,
lper TIRE &letber berfertigt IL. (. t. SO
ion ein iirensfr lsberpadunesOienIt Iein,
Sir Spions. Spiel unb dbnli9e Gbrens
manner bietst Iid Elm Gslo srIprieblider
Sdtigtett, b. 3. ipenu ss benz uutsrri9tss
mintiter seIingt, bteien teufIt4en pIdn
%bura3uFibrsn, BON benz ma fageu fam,
bdb er edit ruHiI6 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

Dom Cob, bds man Dir Bot;
8D9 1T su inn eebrunesu
Gin I6pader Ruf Der Rptb.
Der 1T Elm 9eIb Der Greten.
Der, mann Der Sieg ibn trdnat,
Rod sIibt, fia benz az tpeibeH,
mas frommst unb ni9t sldnat.
.@eiunb biit bu setommen
8om 8ert bes 3orns auriif,
SIN btlfereiden, frommer
@srlieB bid erIt bein Slid.
Ser Simmel bat bein 2ebeH
Itdt fiir Elm Bon 6esebrt;
Sir SieIes &inb eegeben,
Mar Jpn bsiu Spfer iDertb.
80 bu ben @ost setroffsa
Mlit bsinem iiderH Gtrdbl,
BORT Itebt Elm 8etbuus often,
Dem Strafgeriat Elm Nal;
0o6 bier, no bu g%eftorben,
Fem ainb stH Sell gu iein,
Soft BIZ Dir MIR srtporben
Sin i6mudlos Rreu5 bon Stein,
,@eit9iu pirb Iobgefunsru.
Mie BIZ bein 2anb befreit;
Don GROCER 9idttr 3ungen
@srnimmt's nod fpdte 8eit;
Do9 Iteist am S4d9eu nieoer
Gtn 6irt i'm MbenOroth
Damn bult I'M Gelstbal iriber
Dds 2itb BON beinem Sob"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

MuIttapele bersits fpiette, srf9ien pI0b,
lid Elm 26ipe hor benz 8orbdng un6
iprong In ben muIfrdnm bindb. duff.
ttr uRb 3uIaauer etItsH panitdrtig ben
ausgdnetn 3u. Rad eintetr 3ett eeIdns
es etntm 2bierbdnbigsr uno Stpet nnbsren
anseFeqtsn Der Msnagerie, ben 20tpsn IN
Ieinen 3pinger Suriidoutreibeu. 9ierbet
perleble ber 2Dtpe ben @1nbigtr bur1
einen 9ib in ben @orberarm, MnmGbtI4
tebrten bic erI6redten 8ui9ausr unb m1la
ftsr aaf ibre pldbe Suriid. unb bic 8ors
ifenung tonnte beginner. Gs tpurbe FeIfs
geTeIt, bdb bic 9bur bes aGftgs, In benz
Bee a6ipe uutersebradt tuur, ni9t bDrs
i%driftsmdbig beridloGen fDorber mar.
qneu bic @aulb trifft. tOnnte Bic iebt
nidt ieFssfeIIt Derbeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28
E"slesJ Der AeeN vOM0ER Axe~snRasse Aus eEszHE@

9es giTes 9rud bonn G5bne
Den 4ampf Der Greibeit bar.
"a brauIt Der tpilbc S6dden
Serbor aus feiuer G4lu1t,
limb Gels unb Sanneu brs9sn
Don ieinsr idben Glu6t.
Gr BAT ben Gteg besrdben,
Der Of Der Gtdube bling, H..
Sat tpeggeipiiIt ben Rnabeu,
Der uuf benz siege gtng.
llnb chen I6ritt elm Qnbrer
Our Bride, bd Ite brad;
Qiht Itubt Der sretIe Danbrsr,
Dirft It9 BEN 4ndben mad,
GaBt ibn nit Q6IsrfdneIle,
3rdst ibn sum It4ern Srt;
8as 9inb entfprtnet Der 8eQe,
Den alten reibt ss fort.
ord dls nun dusgeitoben
Die glutb ben tobten 2eib,
ga itebu Inn Jpn, ereOFen
Sn Sdmmer, Wldnn unO QDeib;
QlIs tra9t Jpn ieinem @runbe
3es Rotbitod's 1elseeIten,
GrlddilPs aus einem munbs:
Der Eel TT tobt, Der Gel!"
mar i9 elm SObu Der 9erse,
Sin Sirt am etugsu S9nee,
Mar i'd Elm teder Serge
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

Quf uri's griinem Sse
lIno trGr in meinem 5orme
Gum Sen, mo sr peri9ieb,
9es SoOten Saupt i'm Qrme,
Sprd4' i'd meiH RIaseIisb;
.0a licsit bu cine 2eids,
Der dler Gsben mar;
8ir trieft nod nm bds blei9e
@eIidt beiu sreiIes GAR.
Ster Itebt, ben bu gsrettet,
Sin ainb, tpie WtiL9 uub 8lut;
Dds aanb, bas bu gsrsttet,
Ste9t rings in alpengIutb.
,8te ardft berfeLber 2tebe,
Die BIZ BEN 9ndben trugit,
Dorb emit in biz gum Sris6e,
DdB bu ben 3ningberrn I4IusIt.
Nte l4lummernb, ME erT4rOden,
Ddr RetteH itets betn 8rauG,
Mie in ben braut1en 2oden,
60 in ben grauen aud.
,8GrIt BIZ nod jung getpeIen,
OTIS bu ben &naben fingIt,
limb tpGrIt BIZ bann eeneIen,
Wie bu nun unterstrgit,
Mir bGtten Orous gef4loFen
&uf finft'ser Sbaten Ruhm;
0od fd6ntr III q d srobem
9d5 f4Ii4tc SeIbentbum.
Dir bot beiu DIR gstIungen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28
glns ben, Meactt

,Gffe - Idgte ber papa - peiBi Du
I9on, baB ib9 uniere SdusbdIterin Ders
beirdtbsn ipirb9A
rGOtt TEL Dont, bdb iuir Oiefe berrId'
Tii9ttge, unungenebine perfon enblid IoS
perbtn. Men tpirb ie beuR b~etrotbeua*
slli9!" ii
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28
Der qBiue i'm 8nidanerrnnnt

2las Greibure /. Q. pirb 9sm,lbst: Quf
Der bteIigen MleTe bat li9 in elmer Wes
naserte cine paniti3ene abgeIptelt. aur5
Dor Der abeHbs9 orItellung, dls Der SUE
i9uusrraum bi4t beisbt mar unb bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

Safe bon aiibnatt, IN be mon NH
frommem G6aubern %eintritt. Cine
E6lidte aapeae bs5eianet ben DIT no
Der Inlimme qanbbogt GeBler beu YteIle
Ttnis erlog; in qotbtpebr, gum S4ubs
Der eieenen aieben bat 9el ben 8ogt az
T6oTen, a6er er bat odmit aud 3ugletd
ien aanb bonn f6limmlten feiner 9bmn'
men beFrsit unb nit bielsr 3bnt ben Gibs
asnoHen bas 3eiaen 3um gcfretungs'
merle segebtn.
Gebt oieIe beige Malbtapeul
Gle III aetpei6t our Ielbeu Stea,
800 @eBlrr's Sodmutb 2ea erEaob
uub sbie Gdpei5erfreibeit iProB.
Den Gteinbod Bat or oft gsfdGt,
Der Sens in 8oltsH ndhgeIteltl
Gr Ideute nift ben Wolf unb Bar
Mit Ieinsr suteu armbruft We9r.
ga REF tbn SOFT gu 60berm Dert
limb aab ibm SeIoenmttb uno Starr;
Woabrinatn loa tr bas @eriht,
Dus gebIen 5obes ibulotg ipridt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-10

twenty-five per cent usually falling
below the 75 mark.
Eleven of the thirty-six successful
ones made averages better than 90 per
cent which exempts them from all flu
ture examinations, according To the
law of 1911. These exemptions are
recognized in Washington and Idaho
also.
A Pendleton girl. Miss Ruby Haz-
lett, niece of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Slusher and now teaching in the Stan
field schools, made the best iniividu-
al record of any of the applicants.
Her total average was "a All. Mrs
Ethel NJ. Foote was second with 9S
Gle and Miss Nelly Darr third with
1913 S-16. Others who made over 80
were Ethel f .Milliken, Mamie H
Smith, Mrs. Lulu Green, Dena Larson,
Georgia Hansell, Esther F. Compton,
Mrs. Ressie Gilbert and Emma f,
Linse.
Others who successfully passed the
examinations were Dorothy Bullfinch
tier G. Neil, Mrs. Mamie Il Allison
Hilda Marker, Hazel Anderson, Le-
ma Mcconnell, Vivian Brinker, Beu.
lah Reed, Ruth Neal, Ethel A. Dan
iels, Minnie Mcclure, Ethel Nj. John.
son, Ina Blomgren, Raymond s. Box.
by, Thomas A. Shotwell. Georgetta b
Dolezal, Pearl Creamer, Beulat
Thorp, Helen L. Morse, Maude E
Perrigo, John ]. Rude, Lillian Littler
Alma l.. Wingate, Alma NJ. Easterly
and Albert Mcdonald.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-10
LOCALS

l. G. Snyder, chimneysweep. r. 1912
French oysters, crabs and crawfish
at the st. George Grill.
Just received. one carload of cedar
posts at ]. A. Borie Lumber Co.
For bottled sodas and beers, phone
John Gagen, Main. III.
For carpenter work, call at 604
Lewis street, or phone Red 1882.
Haines' Orchestra for best music.
Grand Hotel. Phone Main 25.
Wanted-Girl for general house
work. Apply 1O9 Stonewall Jackson,
Have your wood sawed by the gas
oline wood saw. Phone Main 13.
Notwithstanding. $40 Jane
street. Phone Black 2211.
Wanted-Good, clean rags at the
East Oregonian office.
Ladies wanting hair work done,
call on Mrs. Cornwell, 617 Cosbie.
Social dance Friday night at Moose
hall
If you want dry slab wood. phone
Main s.
Try Hohbach's buttermilk bread
and you will use no other.
Lost-Rimless eye glasses in new
case. Return to this office. Reward
Lost-Gold necklace. Finder
please return to this office for liber-
al reward.
For sale-Small house, good order
beside high school; two lots, chicken
house. Red 2471.
For rent-Furnished rooms, every
thing perfectly new. Inquire 81:
Willow street.
For rent-Modern six room house
Corner High and Garden streets. In.
! quire DR.. Whitaker's dental office.
Try Hohbach's hot lunches and hot
drinks, served from 1880 a. m. to II
p. m. In a class by themselves.
For sale cheap. Thirty horsepower
Buick automobile in first class con-
dition. Inquire this office.
Lost-Between postoffice and tor
of N. Main street hill, package OF
photographs. Finder please return
to this office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-10
POSTMASTER BROWN
REMAINS ON BOARD

Despite the efforts of local people
opposed to the Thorn Hollow water
project and the general policies of the
water board, Postmaster ]. 7. Brown
will remain upon the board and will
not be required by the post office de-
partment to resign. Some months ago
opponents of Mr.. Brown sought to in
duce the government to require the
official to quit the water board on
the grounds of the yule that a post
master must not hold another politi-
cal office. They placed the matter
before the department and for a time
it was uncertain what attitude the
government would take.
However, the department has seen
fit not to take action in the matter
and word to that effect has been re-
ceived by Will Moore, member of the
board, from Senator Chamberlain. In
passing upon the matter the depart
ment takes the view that since per-
mission was granted Mr.. Brown to
serve upon the board he will be al
lowed to continue his services. How
ever, should he remain postmaster he
will be unable to run for reelection
as commissioner when his term ex-
pires.
Members of the water board look
upon the effort to oust Brown as an
obstructive step and they are pleased
accordingly at the outcome of the
case. They also chuckle over anoth-
er obstructive step taken against them
some time since but which proved fu-
tile. When the board prepared to
lay a feed pipe along the O-W. r. &
n. right of way at Thorn Hollow they
were forbidden to do so by the Sec
tion foreman, acting on instructions
from Superintendent Bollons, it is
said. However, after consulting their
attorneys, the member of the board
decided to proceed with the work and
did so. the objections of the railroad
notwithstanding. Since then no COM
plants have been made by the road
| officials and it is the presumption no
objections will be made.
Work on the feed pipe line at
Thorn Hollow is still progressing and
members of the board expect to see
that work completed this month.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-10
PERSONAL
MENTION

J. Bryan of Helix, was a Pendleton
visitor yesterday
w. NJ. Brown of Weston, is tran
Sacting business in the county seat to-
day.
oscar Piper was among the Helix
people aboard the morning ~ P.
train.
]. S. Norvell came in this morning
on the n. P. train from his home at
Helix.
H. H Trowbridge, we'll known John
Day stockman, arrived in Pendleton
yesterday.
Judge George A. Hartman of Port
land is visiting friends and relatives
in Pendleton.
c. A. Metz, we'll known dealer in
horses, was an outgoing passenger on
the morning local.
Alex Burt. the plumber, returned
10 Pilot Rock this morning where he
ls engaged in work.
William A Dalziel, state factory
Inspector, arrived in Pendleton yes
terday on an official visit.
DR. w. H. Mckinney of Helix, was
an incoming passenger on the morn
ing Northern Pacific train.
W. o. Allison of Uhah. was down
from the south end of the county yes
terday and spent the night here.
James p. Neal of Freewater came
down this morning from his home for
the transaction of legal business.
Mrs. Thomas sister of Mrs. Walter
Adams and Miss Evelyn Kinman
came in this morning from Ring fol-
a brief visit.
Montana Kid, well known welter.
weight pugilist, came up this morn
ing from Portland TO prepare for his
return bout with Jack Carpenter.
H F. BendiX, former plano man OF
this city and now engaged in the
same business in Walla Walla came
over this morning on the local.
Circuit Judge G. w. Phelps wen
down to Hermiston on the local this
morning to look after property inter
ests. He will return this evening.
Catherine Carson of Hermiston
whose suit against the O.-W. r. G. n
co. is scheduled for the January
term of court, came up from the ives
end of the county yesterday.