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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1908

Page

10

Cat and Republicans face off over Indiana reform drive

Governor Hanly presses for a special session to force Republican lawmakers to pass reform laws before the election. He targets Vincennes university bonds and temperance measures, arguing the party has neglected the people and must keep promises. The state braces for hasty votes and political maneuvering as Goodwine and others weigh their positions.

J. Frank Hanly Republican Party Indiana Hanly Vincennes University Fremont Goodwine Goodwine Republican James E. Watson Watson Vincennes Prateo

Progress of Ranley's Courtship

In a crowded boarding house Leila accepts shy Ranley's romantic attention though his plain manners and stage whispers create comic tension. After a string of gifts and failed declarations, Ranley asks for a moment alone to speak, then reveals a lighthearted reason related to a cold and a mustard plaster, sparking amused gossip among the housemates. Leila's warm response follows as she learns of his plan to take a vacation next week if his health permits.

Ranley Leila Lelia

Please God excuses me I cant remember my prayers

A four year old staying with a hostess at bedtime knelt to pray but could not recite her prayers. She told the hostess she was staying with a lady who does not know any. The child said please, God, excuse me.

Home Herald

Out of the mouths of babies in Sunday school dialogue

A Sunday school teacher asks what Tommy will be when grown. He answers he plans to be a pirate until he grows old and sick, then turn to the Lord, a childlike moral vignette framed by a judge's comment.

Tommy

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