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The Taney County republican., 1906-08-23
AdministratJr's Notice.

Notice /, hereby given that letters ~ admipi>
tratiun upon thu estate of II. VI. Jones, de-
ceased wcrc granted tn the undersigned, ou the
FIST day uf July. 1905 by the Probate court oi
Tancy county.
All persons having claims against said estate
ar" required 10 exhibit them To me Tor alluwanc'
within one year from the date Of said letters, nj
| they may be- prrcludrd from any benefit Of suGl
| estate: and il said claim he not exhibited within
two years from the dute nf the publication OF ihi'
notice, they will be forever barred
This lSt day 0f August. 1906,
Margaret Jones, Administratry.
lS2-6l BY II. Il. Aubrey. Atty
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-23
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior Land Office at
Springfield. Missouri, July %, 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support Of his clam, and that said
proof will be made before the clerk OF the county
court at Forsyth, NO. OF Tues. Aug. ~ 1906, viz:
Van l.. Stevens. of Flag Missouri H. +. 26 6JS,
for the - or NV qr ne qr sw or and W hf 81 qr,
SEC 10. twp - II, rng - W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz:
Elmer Gondall. John Shepard !. ~ Compton
and David Bridge, all Of Flag, Mo.
q n Van unsnn. k,lul-ter.
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-23
Done by the County Court.
CONCLUDED FROM LAST WEEL.
THURSDAY.


Ordered that the road overseer OF
district p be excused from opening the
change OF road partitiOred for by Sher-
man Johnson on and across his land un-
til further notice from the court.
Ada Anderson allowed 32l for keep
ing pauper for months Of May, June
and July
j. NJ. Cummings allowed S25 for
keeping pauper three morths as above
The following petit jurors were
drawn to serve at the next regular
term of circuit court:
JASPER TOWNSHIP Hiram Friend,
REKcithlcy, BudStClar.
BEAVER Haul Oncal, JPBray, WI
Bunk, JWJohnson.
SWAN Charley Gearhart GeoW
Gimlin, Volney Clark, WCGibson,
WEMoorc, JMLcathers,
BIG cREEK-W WFIIackett JGHaskins,
William Shatlcr
OLIVER Kelley, TomBranson.
CEDAR CREEK-ThosStairord, Geo
Coble, JohnBMay.
NEwTON--JohnJoncs, GeOMcMillian.
SCOTT-TLRichcsn.
AllParrish, county treasurer,
presents his scmi-annual settlement Of
all funds in his hands, and the same
was approved and spread on the rec
ord IN full.
FRIDAY.
a petition for the incorporation OF
the village Of Forsyth was dis
missed for the reason that il
did not contain the signatures of two.
thirds Of the taxable inhabitants resid.
ing within the boundaries OF proposed
corporation.
The quarterly reports Of JWHughes
as county clerk, WIMoore as circuit
clerk and XTAloore rs recorder were
filed, examined and appLoved.
Bills and accounts were allowed Il,
follows:
WIMoorc, postage and freight, SO 4C
JCLMcKnight, salary 1925, and
defending county in two suits,
JCRogcrs and JBMay, So. l35 0C
Fee bills, State vs.. SPDotson, Sl3 -
State vs.. A. L. Parrish, ... 10 40
State vs.. Henry Ford ct at,.. 30 Oh
SATURDAY.
RCFord, JCLMcKnight and All
Parrish were appointed committee to
look after the painting Of the court
house.
Upon petition the boundaries of
Beaver, Lig Creek and Cedar Creek
townships were so changed as to in.
cludc all of sections |, >, 3, and u hf of
section ll-22-lS, ali of %, 80, 81, 3,
sec 23-l7, in the municipal township Of
Beaver,
The following bills and accounts S
were allowed:
JW Reese, waiting on county,
circuit and probate courts, self
and deputies, ........ ..... S4S 90
OCHuston, examination insane
person, medical ireatmentaud
medicine, ................. 5 80
JCkeithley, suryiccs as presid-
ing Judge, e,................... $3l 20
WrFloyG, services as Judge, ... ~ 90
AJCraig, services as Judge, 81 90
AIlParrish, medicine and sup
plies, ................... ] %
WRAdams, printed stationery, 80
JWHughes, making apportion-
ments Of school funds and
making certificates and seals, 80 30
Same, making financial report
TO state superintendent of
| schools, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30 90
MEBird, work on surveyors rec.
ord and abstract, ........ -. 10 90
Same, eight days surveying
Soutee and Stevens roads, -. "A 90
JWHughes, TO keeping record
books, Observation-Disclosures. rs 90
Same, making tax books taxes
of 1906, ...................... 1927 -
Same, services as clerk August
term. and for writing 63 orders,
drawing 81 warrants and rec.
OrdiGg trcasurer's settlement, 10 30
Court adjourned TO first Monday in
September, 1906.
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-23

5. 4, Ha2etinc, the big orchardisl
OF Springfield, says the apple crop Of
the present year has been grossly over
estimated, 10 the great detrimcnt OF
applc-growcrs, who are receiving too
little for their fruit, the price being
'bcarcd" by this erroneous estimate,
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-23

An electric line has been proposed
from Springfield TO Nevada, to be
operated by power furnished by Sac
river. 1t is said that bonds to th"
amount Of ~, 800, 600 have been sold in
London, England, the proceeds Of which
are to be used in the construction oI
this lin,
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-23
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

stale.
For Superintendent uf Public Schools:
!. T.. WHITE.
For Railroa1 aud Warrhou>" Commissioner
E.G. FLENTGE.
Congressional.
Fu! Congrc> >luau, lirh District:
". T. TNNDALl"
County.
For representative:
!. NJ DrrrN.
For Prosecuting Attorney:
H. r. AwBREN.
For Sli"ril,
ROBERT ADAMS,
For Collector uf the Revenue:
!. ". REESE.
For Treasurer:
JESSE NANCE.
For Recorder;
]. {. JOHNSON
For County clerk
LB. HICKS.
For Circuit Clerk:
". II. ADAMS.
For rrc,iiin. Judge;
6. LEWIS.
For JUDGE ul the Eastern District:
IA n Tri iNNIII
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-23

The first undertaking of The bushes.
mems league of st. Joseph is the build
ing Of n $780, 900 hotel.
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-23

The priests Of Pallas carnival at
Kansas City will open October lst and
occupy a full week.
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-23
Omciai Paper of Taney County.

Entered at the postOhice at Forsyth for trans
mission through the mails as second-cla
matter.
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-23

Chamberlain's SGls, 6iatinSa. ShOIssa sn,,sss and
Never fails. Buy II now. II may save life.
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-23

For Congrr>,Iuau, lirh District:
". T. NDALt.
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-23

For Railroa1 aud Warrhou>" Commissioner
t. e.. FLENTGE.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27
APPLICANTS FOR CARRIER
THE NAMES ARE POSTED
Harry Coins Colored Boy Gets High
Grade Among Those Who Want to
Enter The Rural Mail Carrier Ser
vice Here.

The names of those eligible for APP
pointment TO the position OF rural
carrier at the local post Office. as
sent out by the Z. s. Civil Service
Commission, Rural Carrier Division,
Washington, D. c. has been posted
in the local Office
Each applicant by his examination
decides his own grade and hence his
own chances. Below is the list:
April Hilary F. Coins, $3.50;
William j. Rhoads. 97.75: Oliver S.
Culbertson, 300; John Grant, $3.50;
Ernest Pointer, 1925; Clyde V. Ed
wards, 1915; John A. Reed 92.75;
Frank Dolloff, $500; Charles Heck
man, $500; John Ruch, S225; Mich
ael Kelly, S1.50; Z. Jackson, 1850;
Clark A. Thomas, 74.75.
April 1S-Leonidas L. Parks, $3.50.
The dates are those of registration
and the figures those OF the average
gained in examination.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27

insisted on kissing him as his nurse
rolled him along in his buggy until it
was feared he would be kissed to
death. No one had a better time at
the coronation at Trondhjem than
Olaf. He didn't have to take & royal
OATH like his father, or make or listen
to tiresome addresses. All he had to
do was to enjoy himself and investi-
gate everything. The royal British
yacht Victoria and Albert interested
him greatly. and he spent most of his
time aboard it with his little English
cousin. Princess Mary. The yacht had
to fire q good many saIutes, and every
salvo brought Olaf and Mary on deck
to see what it was ell about. Between
salutes they inspected" the ship. On
land, when he wasn't wanted for ex-
hibition purposes, Olaf was trotting
around with DR.. Nansen, the arctic
explorer, and probably heard a fine lot
of polar bear stories.
King Haakon's advisers say that If
anything goes wrong the peoples love
for Olaf will smooth the trouble over
The little crown prince was born
July 2, 1908, at Sandringham, England
where his mother, Princess Maud, was
visiting her father. King Edward. The
baby was christened Alexander Ed
ward Christian Frederick, but when he
moved to Norway he had to have a
Morse name, and Olaf was chosen as
typicaIly Scandinavian. =
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27
E. H. Swain Had His Shirt
Sleeve Burned While at the
Country Club.
WAS SITTING ON PORCH
LIGHTNING RUNNING ALONG
LIVE WIRE SHOT OUT IN A
BLAZE FRO MA SMALL INCAN.
DESCENT LIGHT BULB.

E. Fl. Swain, sol North Tenth St,
had his shirt sleeve set afire by light.
ming while he was sitting on the
porch Of the Country Club house yes
terday morning during the storm. No
injury other than the slight burning
of the sleeve was done.
Mr. Swain was sitting on the porch
beneath one of the small incandes-
cant electric lamps attached 10 the
roofing of the veranda. when an es-
pecialIy sharp streak of lightning
struck one of the main electric wires,
burning out the fuses and running
along the wires The streak had
about spent its force when it reach
ed the particular lamp and in some
mysterious way dropped to Mr..
SWANS arm. where it set the cover
ing afire. Before personal injury
could result. the flame was extingu-
iShed
Probably no more unique and
weird effect of lightning has been re-
ported in the State than this. with
the almost phenomenal escape from
injury.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27
Brothers of His Girl Tried to
Prevent Him from Going
With Her.
WERE ASSAULTiNG HIM
YOUNG LOVER SHOOTS HIS AS
SAILANTS WHEN THEY TRY TO
FORCiBLY MAKE GOOD THEIR
DEMAND ON HIM
Publish erS' Pr esS1

Springfield, VT, Aug. 26.-Two
brothers, Alfred and Frank Blanch-
ard, were shot and probably fatally in
jured tonight by George Niles, whom
they assaulted because he persisted in
paying attention to their sister, after
they had forbidden him not to do so.
Niles had been going with the young
woman for some time, but her par
ents found fault. with her. sutton on the
ground that she was too young. The
Blanchard Brothers notified Niles, who
is an electrician in the employ of the
Springfield Electric Company that he
must remain away from the house.
He did so for time, but met the girl
after church this morning and escort
ed her to her home. He then went
to his boarding house after promising
to call tonight.
The promise was overheard by
Frank Blanchard, and he got his
brother, and they went to Niles
home this evening, finding him swing
ing in hammock reading. They at
tackled him and were badly beating
him when he managed to draw a re-
volver and fired two shots, both taking
effect Alfred Blanchard was shot
through the abdomen and Frank
through the lungs. They were taken
to hospital, where their condition
tonight is very critical.
Niles was arrested and held to
await the result of their injuries.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27
PREDICTS END OF
THE WORLD IN 1882
DR.. Stevens, ChronoIogist,
Forecasts an Earth-De-
Stroying Earthquake.
MORE TREMORS OF EARTH
HE SAYS THAT AT THE TIME OF
THE FLOOD THE EARTH SLIP
PED AND is NOW REGAINiNG
IT'S NOMAL POSITION.
Publishers Press1

Washington, Aug. 26.-Edmuhd
Scribner Stevens, Phi. D., the great
bible scholar and chronologist," as
his card puts it, now of Washington,
but formerly of Lebanon, Pa, predicts
more disastrous earthquakes, and
says the end of the world will come
in 1882. This is the explanation he
gives of conditions:
1.-The earth is out of her place, or
upright position. 1t is gradually re
Stunning it. Whenever there is an ac-
CELEBRATED or faster motion, then, in
that period, earthquakes occur. We
are now in one of those periods, from
Mt. PeIee, 1900 TO 1913. Again from
1925 to 1861; again from 1865 to
1000 A. D.
In 1882 the. earthquake is of such
extent that all the cities of all the ma
lions will fall. From 2035 to 3144 A.
D., the earth is in continual pertur-
baton, and in the latter year settles
to it's upright position. This brings
in the new heaven and new earth
Stevens says after the flood the
earth slipped quarter way round on
its axis, and that it is now regaining
its normal position. He points with
glee to the fact that when Wellman
and other explorers go searching for
the North Pole, up above Iceland,
they are really on the trail of the
actual equator, and that it wouldn
be the North Pole even If they found
it. Stevens says that every once in
a while some cause sends the earth
about more rapidly than usual, and
earthquakes result. To use his own
words:
The exoteric principle of this is
that whenever the velocity of the ter
raqueous oblate sphereoid which we
inhabit becomes excessively acceler-
ated in it's paracentric deviation from
its accustomed orbit, and the momen-
tum of its revolutions through the at
mosphere increases in a correspond
ing ratio, the extraordinary condi-
tons combine to produce tremendous
subterraneous conclusions, which nee
essarily execute much desolation on
The surface
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27
Mr.. DOGLEY ON POLITICS.

AS Shakespeare says, cor men FIR tn
council, young men FIR tn ward
An unmarried man don't get along il
pollytics because he don't need tn
money.
Some things that look like lies to ms
today will seem all fright in tn prisi
dental year.
Rayformers, Hinnissy. is in favor i1
suppressin' ivTything, but rale polly
ticians believes in suppressin' nawth
in but Evidence.
Diplomacy has become philan
thropic pursoot like shopkeepin', bu
pollytics, me lords, is still tn same oil
sport iv highway robb'ry.
An autocrat's a ruler that does wha
tn people wants an takes TIL blame
FIR it. A constitutional Executive
Hinnissy, Is a ruler that does as he
pleases an blames tn people.
A man that'd eNpict to thrain lob
sters to fly in a year is called a loony
tic, but a man that thinks men can be
turned into angels be an iliction is
called a rayforner an remains a
large.-Finiey Peter Dunno.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27
THE ROYAL BOX.

The king of the Hellenes collects
door handles. of which he has some
thousands.
The sultan of Turkeys income is
enormous. Besides deriving S2,50000(
from the state taxes. he is said tc
draw two Of three times as much from
crown property.
The emperor of Austria was the first
royalty TO have newspaper especial
" condensed and written out for his
private reading. Nothing which con
Germs him, whether pleasant or the re
verse, is omitted.
Prince Quinio, son of the exiled eN
king of Dahomey, from sheer boredom
and lack of facilities IA amusement
attempted to coI.mit suicide at AL
giers. He declared that life was not
worth living without some form OF
amusement
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27
CITY AND COUNTY
Deaths and Funerals.

LENNARD.-The funeral OF Mrs.
Henry Lennard will take place Tues
day morning at o'clock from st. Ma
rvs church. Burial at St. Andrew 5
cemetery. Friends desiring 10 view
the remains may call at any time.
SCHOLARSHIPS Schools died yes
terday morning at the home OF hi.
parents, miles northeast of the city
on the Cart road, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Schools, of consumption, at the age
of 20 years. His parents, four broth
ers and three sisters, survive. The
remains will be taken Tuesday morn
ing to Client, Ky, for funeral and in
terment.
DOHERTY-Anna Doherty, wife Of
Henry Doherty, died yesterday morn
ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Hiles, on Cottage street,
Cannon Addition, at the age of GO
years The cause of death was apo
plexy. Her husband, two sons, two
daughters survive her. The funeral
will take place Wednesday morning at
9 O'Clock, from ST. Mary's church.
Burial at St Marys cemetery.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27
BASE HITS.

Outside of Mil, Cross and Kittridg'
the Washingtons are a band of giants.
Doe White has done the most effec
tive slab duty for the Chicago Ameri
can team.
Catcher Wakefield Of the Washing
tons is coming strong in the batting
averages.
Bill Coughlin is playing better bal
with Detroit than he ever put up be
fore in his life.
Catcher Jim Mcguire has purchased
flour mill at Albion, Mich, where his
home is also located
Fielder Jones of the Chicago White
Sox seems to be in the way of making
the right kind of bali players from dis
cards from other clubs and particular
~ from Boston.
1t is a long time since a college
pitcher won his first major league
game by shutting out his opponents
as did COMBS, who Joined the Phila
delphia Athletics from Colby univer
sity and whitewashed Washington or
his trial trip.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27
Looks as If He Will be DemoC-
racy's Candidate for Gov
ernor in New York.
TRYING TO HEAL WOUNDS
JEROME CALLS ON TAMMANY TO
ANNOUNCE ITS CANDIDATE AND
JULIUS HAMBURGER ANSWERS
HIM
TPuhlishers, Pressl

New York, Aug. 26.-Leader Julius
Hamburger, of the 10th assembly dis
trict, in statement issued today. says
he will present the name of Congress
man William Sulzer for the nominal
ton for governor to the Democratic
convention in Buffalo The state
ment of leader Hamburger is a reply
to Jerome's challenge To the Tammany
district leaders to declare themselves
as to their choice for the democratic
candidate for governor. 1t is the
first reply of any of the leaders to the
District Attorneys challenge and 9TH
er leaders in Tammany, it is SAID. will
fall in line.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27

About 100000 Italians raise silk
worms.
Over 100000 acres of Italian lands
are devoted to the culture of the grape
Dago, as applied TO an Italian, comes
from Diego, common name among
the Spanish.
Salt in Italy must be bought in the
tobacco shops. salt. like tobacco, being
government monopoly.
The best brier root for pipes comes
from southern and western Italy
Roots as big as mans body and hun
dreds of years old are occasionally dug
up in the Riviera country.
Macaroni al sugo al burro (as the
Italians cook III IS delicious dish
The savory macaroni is served with :.
lich sauce g chopped meat, and owe,
.---~ $780,, - sIy-ia.a1
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27
LYNN CAMP MEETING ON
MANY ARE I'M ATTENDANCE
Grounds are Dotted with Tents and
Present a Very Comfortable AP-
peara nce-List of Speakers is
Given.

Lynn, Aug. 20. (SpL1-The Lynn
Camp meeting is now in progress al
this place and attracting many yisi-
tors and temporary habitants. The
grounds which were recently pur-
chased by tn Camp Meeting board
are dotted with many white house
tents and present very comfortable
view. The program is composed OF
the following speakers:
The Rev John Henry Duglass. OF
Pasadena, Cal. and well-known
minister of the Friends church;
Daisy Barr, field evangelist of Indi
aan Yearly Meeting. Willie Lawhead,
Pearl Williams and the Rev Mr.
Rhell. Miss Leora Bogne, of Fair
mount, Ind, is directing the music.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27
TALES CT CITIES.

Two hundred and twenty-five per.
SOUS have been killed by street cars
in Chicago during the last nineteen
months
Washington, Franklin county, Mo.
sends cob pipes all over the world
also zithers. 1t has the largest and
best either manufactory in the world
More than three time~ as many chill
dren between the ages of one and five
years die every day in Greater New
York than in the rest of the state, &C,
coyling to an official bulletin issued
by the state department of health.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27

TT He farmer sat on the top rail oil
b his stake and rider fence with his
sawed off shotgun across his
bony knees.
"Layin' for crows?" queried the
Weary Willie who came limping III
the dusty highway.
Nope the farmer grufiy answered.
I'm layin' fer blooms. See that sign?'
The wayfarer saw the sign. 1t was
rudely lettered with white chalk on s
blackboard. He read it aloud:
"AH B'loonists is warned thet these
is Privat groun's. Any b'loonists tres
passin' on these Premises will be give
the ful PENALTY of the Law
Understandable bic, amt it," the farm
er asked.
Couldn't be palmer said the way
farer. Been annoyin' you, have
theyT'
"4Annoyin' is mild" returned the
farmer. THE fust one of EN- dropped
in the middle O. my onean bed. I'll
admit / wuz rather tickled to see him
an didn't say nothin' bout damages
Second Teller tipped over seven of my
beehivcs an ripped the roof off the
corncrib. / WIZ too dern busy dodgin
bees to put in any bill, an afore
could look roundabout eyes bein' pref
ty nigh stung shuttle Teller was
a-sailin' away over Plum creek. The
last chap didn't come clear down, but
he dropped his blamed anchor, an
somehow it caught in my melon vines.
an away he flew with twenty-seven o
q
see a-danglin' at the end Of his con
sarned old drag rope. Then l writ
that warnin' over there an loaded the
gun, an the fust arrynot that fie
low enough I'll blow his old gas bag
full O. holes eZ sure ez my names
Lige Hawkinsi''
Good enough said the wayfarer.-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27
RESTLESS RUSSIA.

All advices from st. Petersburg con
cur in the opinion that the ear is Fock
ing the boat.-Anaconda Standard
The car has declared wfr-no,
against Jaean. but against Is owl
people. He is the arch lunat1 of tn,
age-Birningham Herald
Barring q few mutinies. IA Eoad rob
berries. peasant uprisings, 3countles,
riots and demonstrations. Russia i,
'pacifed" now--New York ail.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27
PEACE AND WAR.

War Is simply question of whict
side can kill the most men on the othel
side. What silly asses men are to keer
1t up,-Los Angeles Times.
England is not Indifferent to dis
armament 1t has decided to builC
three new Dreadnoushts instead oil
four.-St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Brazil is buying three $1,000. 600 bat
tleships. Brazil probably is mot an
ticipating trouble. They can be sold n
profit of 40 per cent when the mex
European war breaks out.-St. Loui.
Star-Chronicle.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27
The UnsatisAcI Janisor.

Mrs. Elite Gin 5000 year fat
Oh, It's perfectly terrible the way
things have gone today. That janitol
has been just as contrary and dis
agreeable as it is possible for a human
being to be.
Miss Elite-Did you bow to him def
erentially this morning?
Indeed, l did. l always do. Die
you?"
Eyes, ma; bowed to him most hum
bly,"
well, something is the matter. To
morrow morning try kissing him. y
New York Weekly.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27
THOSE MORGANS WINNERS
TOOK GAME I'M TENTH
Cambridge City Team Fell Down to
Local Aggregation by Close Score
Sharp Made the Winning Run
With Four Dagger.

By a close score Those Morgans
won out in a game of base ball yes
-terday afternoon with a team from
Cambridge City by the score Of 10 to
0, the winning tally being marked UP
by the home run in the last inning
by Sharp. Score.
r. n. E
r. Nor 0 0 8 5 0 10 Is 3
Cam 1 2 0 1 l 2 1 1 O. 9 10
Batteries-Hannon and Nolan
Lerbine and Bremen.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-27
Mixed Dialect.

whats this" demanded the puZ
zied critic. reading the manuscript
Go long wild We or OfN gif you s
punch nit der nose vet already
What sort of language is that to pu
in the mouth of your hero?"
That's the most novel feature o.
my book" replied the young author
You see, the hero's father was Irish
and his mother was German."-Phila
delphia Ledger.