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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-09-01

knattleiki, kapprei0ar og anna0 ,,sport', og
fj0ldi mamma les PAD daglega og festir pad 1
mimi. Ritstj6rnargreinar cru sjalfsag6ar /
hverju blaoi; / merkustu bl06um landsins cru
P@r vanalega mikilsver6ar, skyra almenn
ahugamAl OF lei6beina hugum mama til he'll
brig6ra sko6ana. En- miklu feiri cru pau
bloc, er aytja ritstj6rnargreinar, sem ekki cru
anna0 en- Py0ingarlaus Pv@ttingur og sni5n-
ar til Pess ao fylla akveoio rum I ritstj6rnar-
dalkum.
DAD, sem her er sagt, a vi0 allan fj0lda
fr6ttabla0a her 1 landi; einkum a Pa0 P6 vi0
%dagbl0oin, sem hestir lesa. Undantekningar
cru az vfsu ekki faar; bloc sem lata ser ant
um ao wanda sem beet efni.og fragang allan,
svo az Pao geti oroi6 ]esendunum az veru-
legum notum.
Aragrdi at fr6ttum, p6litfskir h%leypid6m-
ar, sldours0gur um naungann = helzt pc UNI
%nafnkunna menn -og auglysingar, PAD er
a6alefni margra PETRA blaoa, sem NEST cru
lesin her 1 landi. Ekkert er til spara0 er yak
ID geti athygli lesandans. Tr0llaletur er sett
efst a blaoi til Pess a0 t0fra auga6, og oro-
BRAGG alt / frAs0 gninni er til Pess vali0 a0
@sa til6nningar o. halda vakandi eftirtekt.
Fra 0llu er svo gengio, az PAD kostar enga
andlega areinslu a0 lesa pa0. Oar cru engin
verkefni fyrir andann a0 leysa, ekkert sem
skerpir kilningogd6mgreind; altmi0ara0Pvf
a0 vekj ia tilfnningar og asa geoshr@ringar
en- ekkert er til Pess CERT a0 @fa og ella e6ri
hefleika mannsandans. Fra svo m0rgu er
sagt og 0llu er svo hrdga0 saman, sem pc er
sundurlaust og slit dr hverri %attinni, az les
andinn getur ekki stundu lengur baldi0 Pvii
skipulegri ni0urr00un 1 huga ser. Myndirn-
ar ver0a 6lj6sar, ruglast og skyggja hver a
AGRA, svo az ekkert festist / mimi. Lestrar-
fiknin eykst af vananum o. heimtar alt af eitt-
hva0 nytt, ma6urinn ver0ur a s6lgnari 1 nyj-
ustu fr6ttir, og gleymir festu e0a 0llu svo az
segja jafn6tt og PAD er lesi0. Ekkert spillir
mimi mamma meira en- st0ougur og langvar-
andi dagbla0alestur, og PAD er eff til will verst-
ur 6kostur Peirrar i0ju.
DAD er oft hvfld fra andlegu erf0i og a.
hyggjum d%aglegrar syslu az lesa stund og
stund dagblo0 eoa 0nnur lettv@g rt. En- peg
ar sa lestur ver6ur 40 st00ugum vana, og fatt
e6a ekkert anna0 or lesio, sem veigameira er
a6 hugsun, pa slj6vgar PAD svo andlega h@f-
leika mannsins az ham ver6ur til pess 6f@r
az lesa til enda med eftirtekt og ser til gagns,
nokkurt rit e0a box Pess efnis, er dtheimtir
sta0fasta hugsun og andlega areynslu af halfu
lesandans.
Au0vitao ma telja bl06um og bla0alestri
marpt til pildis. og yer k0nnumst yid bad f6s.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-09-01

hlutinn af 0llum peim fj0lda var gefnn ut +
Bandarfkjunum. Nyjustu skyrslur fra flor
mu helztu m%entaPj66um heimsins syna t0lu
frettabla0a hja hverri um sig, sem her segir:
Bandarfkin IL, 1904
Pyzka]and 3,27S
Bretland HID mikla og frland. ....... 1902
kkla 2,400
Nestum sextan Pdsund frettabl0o hja
einni Pj60, er fj0]di svo mikill az 6trdlegt ma
kal]a. M0rg hafa bl06 Pessi auo vitae faa
kaupendur, einkum vikubl06 1 smab@jum; af
Peim seljas vanalega az ems ia hundru6, oft
ferri en- Pdsund eint0k. En- / st6rb@jum
sell last vanalega ekki ferri en- fimtiu bdsund
eint0k daglega af helztu frettabl0dum; en- af
st@rstu dagbl06um selst fra hundra6 til two
hundru0 PTS. eint0k a hverjum degi, og faein
hafa miklu meiri dts0lu en- PAD. Manaoarbla6
-eitt her I landi he6r UNI mil Jon kaupendur og
two e6a Prjd timarit og eitt vikubla6 hafa
hvort um sig haiti upp 1 mil Jon kaupenda. Do
>er ekki az Gins fj0ldinn mikill, heldur er ster6
bahama engu sf6ur eftirtektar ver6. Dag
bl00jn cru vanalega IL til Is bis, hver si0a
tvegggja feta long og halft anna0 fet a breidd,
-og sunudaga dtgafurnar fra 48 til hundra6
blaosfour at s0mu star0.-Og altaf fj0lgar
b%l0ounum; ny bl06 Pj6ta upp ems og gorkdl-
ur a sorphaugi, helzt a kosnine atimum.
~Skammlff veroa sum az vfsu, en- n6gu m0rg
komast Pc lifts at til Pess az vi0halda st60-
ugri fj0lgun. I borginni New York voru 20
,dagbl00 ARID 1880; af peim seldust samtals
765,843 eint0k az me6altali, a hverium degi;
pa voru borgarbdar rdml. 1000 PTS. svo az
3 mem hafa til jafna0ar fengi62 eint0k dag
lega. ARID 1900 voru dagbl00 par / borg
inni Groin ~ az t6lu, og rhml. tv@r mill. og
sex hundr. PTS. eintok af Peim seldust til
jafna0ar daglega, en- pa voru borgarbdar a0
ems rdml. tver milj6nir, svo az hvort manns-
barn t borginni fekk meira en- eitt eintak af
dagbl0oum til jafnaoar a h%verjum degi. Svip-
u0 Pessu er %fj0lgun bahama / 0orum st6r-
borgum landsins.
Dagbl06 cru NEST lesin t st6rbajum: par
or varla nokkur fulltf6a ma6ur, sem ekki
kaupir blao a hverjum degi, margin aeiri en-
eitt. Vinnul10urinn kaupir morgunblooin,
konur jafnt og karlar, % les pau a lei6 til
vinnu sinnar I sporv0gnunum, og kveldbl06-
in er sjalfsagt ao TAXA me6 ser Pegar fari6 er
helm fra vinnu. AUX Pessa kaupir fj0ldi
mamma pau bl00, sem koma at q 06rum tim.
um dagsins; aestir verja t6mstundum sfnum
a6 mestu leyti til blaoalesturs. pa6an heGr
hawaii mama mestan hlut sinnar andlegu
fae6u.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-10
(G be.)
,,itno tpenn i'd Spinnsn efen
fonte!"

9ieIe in 9eutIdlanb gebrGu9lids
&ebensart biirfte uuf fOlseHben @Or'
gang 3uriidsufiibren iein: Der paitOr
!Seim in bem meininsiiden 9Orfe
Sol3 bate feds SObne, bic ale, obs
slei5 er nur Elm biirftiges @intommsn
bon tuum 300 Sbalern bate, itubiren
polIten unb au9 itubirt baben. Inter
bieIen mar es Der iiinsite, Grnft, Der
ipdter 10 beriibmt sspUrbene 9erIiner
QrSt (seit. 1884, ipel9er zines Sdges
nit Der beitimmten GrtIGruns Dor
ben Batter trat: SD pia 9ottOr pers
ben." - rOu btit ni9t seideiot,
Sunse," sntsesnete Der Batter. rbaSu
bab' i6 tein @elb." - .Sbut nidts, +"
erpiberte Der 8nabe, lid mill uber
Opttor tpsrbsn." - rWie tannit bu
9otior iperbsn, hummer Sunse9!"
rebet. Der paItor in ieinen Sobn bins
Elm. r0u fiirdteit bid ia fhOn. ,osnn
bu elm. Spinne nur iiebit, unb elm
9ottur muB iosar Spinnen sFen tOns
men, ionIt ut er tetn rl9tl9er Oottor.
glu9 biefe 8orfslluns ubsr bait, bic
trpiinIdte @irtung ni6t. Der anabe
mar pielmebr bon ieinem Plan ni9t
abSubringen. Ha9 elm padr Wo9en
trat er pieber Dor ben Batter bin uuo
iagte, inbsm sr auf Elm srObes, nit
poblssnGbrtsn Spiuuen belegtes Butt
tsrbrOt in ieiRer Sano seiste: ~Sisbit
bu, pupa. es lit mir spar iaper ses
iporbsn, aber ieBt lam ids" 9;trauf
Bib er in oas 8rot unb perSebrte eS
mitIammt ben Spinner. Damn risF
er triumpbirenb: r9tber nun tam i4
bod 9ottor tperben9" - yRd, msinet'
fpegsn," antportete Der Batter, p5u
sinem pfarrer taught bu bod nt4t; gu
sinsm Auadiulber biit ou gut gsnug."
limb 70 ipurbe Der SpianenfreHer
Grnit Seim 0ottor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-10

IS bti6. 3arl9sn (Osr in
ben qlpen cine Stub eifrig @uFer faus
fen iiebD: rMama, perfdlidt bic ni4t
ibre Wil99!"
= 9etrGntter @9rget5.
9uuner (eiue 3situng leIeub): rBds
1T benn bas fir elm S9misrsn6Iatt!
Da itebt ia nidt einmuI mein IeBtsr
GROCER Ginbrud brin!"
- Die erts 9sfeIIf9aft.
purpeniisguttin Qeiie ar Mutter):
~Wein Mann 1T nod fur6ibdr uns
iidsr: ieOen 9lussnblid muB er ins
Rsben3immsr unp beP ,Ju.sn 2on@
Eahialaesa!'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-10

sitterte, 2sontine su perlieren, ober
bod einen S9atten in mein IOnnigss
Slid gu bringsn! gtun babe i9 freis
lid alles berloren, unb es lit aus bem
lebensfroben Ser5Og BON 8Iisnp elm
gebro4ener Munn seipproen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-10

gr umtlammerte bic entgsssnsss
Fredte Sonb bes 8arons, unb ipis
Iusbre4enbe SturmfIutb itiiratsn bic
Worte iiber feline 2ippsn. SaB er bis
gum IeBten 2lugenblid ieines Gsbens
bic 2iebe fir 2eontine benabren ipers
be, bies miiBte ibm ielbit Der srDBte
Seinb seitatten, uno iiber allen !SGBs
li9en, iiber alien @erbre6en Der pers
9unsenen Gage itebe lpts Elm .tu9tens
Der Stern bieie 2isbe, nit tpel9er er
binaus5uflieben gsoente in bic peite
Welt!
Was er nod alIes in atbemlpItr
Sait berporbrudte, mar biellei9t iinnz
los unb ipirr, aber bas @eii9t bes
8arons nabm nun Ieinen Sufriebenen,
gliidli6en 4usbrud pieberum an.
pDOSu pollen sic benn Derreiien9"
fragte sr. als Der Ser5ps enbIi4 eine
PuuIe ma9te. Limb ipenn es f9on
Sbr fsiter @iGs 1T, 10 meine i4, sic
Warten tpenigitens bic Srauung db
unb nebmen Gspntins glei9 mit!"
Wiit einem erI6iitternoen S9lu9z
gen iunt Der fdipersepriifte Seraog
BON 8lignb an bic 8ruf ieinss
S9nieserpaters.
Wir braudsn tppbl taum beionbers
gu betonen, bab Der Baron ben Seraps
fofort i'm Wugen na9 ieinem Sauie
mitnubm. Qlub bic Saene, pelde
bort Spif9en 2euntine unb bem tobts
9eglaubten 8rGutisam Itattfanb, pers
lief in Der iibliden WeiIe unter Sbrds
nen unb S9IudSen, um bann nit eis
ner aIsemeinen llmarmuns Su enOen.
Die uuf 10 fenIationsue DeiIe uns
terbro9ene Srauung bes SerSoss nit
2eontine BON 8refont fanb etipa ID
Sage ipGter in berieIben Stride itatt.
ipelde ii9 i4on einmal fir ben Gms
pfang bes f90nen paares riiitete.
9iellei1t paren bic @eii6ter Der btis
ben in5pifhen stpus f9maler setpors
ben, unb bic 2eiben Der pergangsnen
Sage perurIadten einsn ernitsren 3us
nm bic 2ippen als bamals, mo lie
beibe nod nidts bon benz llnbeil ubns
ten, bas iie treffen iOIlte. aber in ibren
Qusen leu6tete bic frobe Soffnung
auf Elm fir INNER ertGmpftes Slid.
Der Baron 8refOnt, tpel9en bus
Grlebte ni9t penis mitgenOmmen,
bate am Sod3eitsmorgen entbedt.
buB isin Saar an ben S9lGfen grau
gu rperben besann, baraus mu4te er
ii9 aber ni9ts, benn in ieinem Ser'
gen puren tpiebsr GrObiinn unb 3u'
friebsnbeit einge5ogen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-10

Der studs" srbieGt eine Idnsere
@efGngniBitrafe, unb iein Rams
tauhte unter.
gur bas .@lasause", Der ssfiird'
tete Oetettip Bernard, itebt nod inns
mer in 9isnitsn Der Barrier 8rimis
nalpoli5ei unb purtet auf bus nG9ite
interehante 8erbreGen.
@as ibm ni9t selane, mar. feitau'
itellen, um men es ii9 bei Der 2ei9e
banbelte, ipel6e man baSu benubte,
ben SerSos bon 8lisnp barauitelsn.
60 eifrig er aud bic Ra4fOriduns
gen betrisb, es bIieb elm un9elOites
RGtbieI.
rs hpl
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07

Being disagreeable and polite at the
same time is a fine art
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
Insanity Experts.

Probably there is no class of men
with such keenly developed perceptives
as the insanity experts. They can al
ways make certain that a man is in
sane by looking at his pOcketbook if
1t is to be of some temporary advan-
tage for him to be so.
When the expert comes to furnish
ing authorities the books could not be
better if he could have written them
himself. He can find long. obscure
passages filed with the largest kind
of words, and all that be asks of the
jury is to accept his conclusions with
out looking further, so that he may get
away and begin spending the money.
Furthermore. he is doubtless a busy
man, perhaps having TO hurry away to
testify in case at the other end OF
town, where he is paid to draw exactly
the opposite conclusions. Doubtless
he needs the money. but true science
utters a low moan and tries to crawl
under the bed whenever he comes
around.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
PAWNEE BILL IN
ANOTHER STORM
Wild West Show Struck by
Terrific Wind and Light
ming at Harrisburg,
TWO KILLED, MANY HURT
POLICE MANAGE TO AVERT A
PANIC THOUGH SEVERAL ARE
INJURED IN CRUSH-HAvING A
RUN OF BAD LUCK.
Publishers Pressl

Harrisburg. Pa, Aug. 6.-Pawnee
Bits Wild West show was this aft
ernoon struck by a terrific lightning
storm for the second time within two
weeks. At Bayonne, n. j., on July
"a, during heavy storm, the main
tent collapsed and a number of women
were injured in the ensuing panic.
Two persons were killed this after
noon, one a performer, and the other
a lemonade vender. The big exhibit
ton tents stood up in spite of the
heavy bulfeting. Pawnee Bill, Mai.
Gordon Lillie) and his staff assisted
the police in handling the frightened
crowd and saw to it that the big
herd of horses. two of which were
struck by lightning and killed, did not
stampede as was the case at BayOnne.
The storm was at its worst in the
vicinity of the ground selected for the
Pawnee Bill exhibition. The people
were pouring into the tents when the
storm broke. The police force at the
grounds managed to avert a panic al
though several persons were injured
IN the crush.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
Page Two


I'm
The bitter trail in womans IileEls 70
DC chlldless. VINO can tel now row haEI ne Ne
strugeie ma ma We o.eIl Ire Sti9 ~ N ~
resign nsrsJIi W nSi !oh IL ,os ~. dfo
sehce OF thIS iIhh 10 siiia Hldll sdi aiIo
together, the absence OF thlS one. pItuso
TO mutual affection Is common dlsap-
pointment. Many unfortunate couples
DO not dritt apart, one may rend anf ~n noe
eHtehi o. LIfiE ulsa y ,i ~
ol slich chIldlesS couple WIZ iTn NY ~ ~
oIl the chlldf"il oi others' ~ tilciil .il'
largest family does not seem 100 inmerouS'
In many cases OF barrenncSsEor child
lcssness the obstacle to child-Pcarlng Is
easily removed by the cure OF weakness g! on
the part OF the woman. Dr. flfIc ,ts,, r
Vorlte PRESCRIPTION mas bceIi ING means oi
restoring health ana lfultlulheYN 10 many
q barren woman, 10 the great COY OF tHe
household. In other, but rarg cases. the
obstruction to the bearing Of b !dren has
been found 10 be OF surgical Fharartrr,
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
THINGS THEATRICAL.

Forbes Robertson will produce
Caesar and Cleopatra" in America
next fall
Cora Maynard, author Of 'The Meas
ure of Man." Daniel Y. Arthur and
J. Fred Zimmerman's new production,
IS spending the summer at her home
in Dublin, \. II, where she is making
q few alterations in the book.
Edward A Braden has completed his
plans for the production of "Barabbas,'
decentralization of Marie Corelli's
novel of that name. Tyrone Power
will appear in the title role. There are
four acts and ten scenes in this drama
Louise Allen Collier has been en-
gagged by Lew NJ. Fields to support
him in character work when he opens
the Herald Square theater, New York,
in September. Mrs. Collier Cancelled
her vaudeville engagements in order
to sign the contract.
Sam Houston" written by John Nc
Govern and Clay Clement, will be en-
tlrely a Chicago contribution to the
stage. Mr.. Clement will be remem-
bered for his excellent performance of
Baron Hohenstauffen i'll his own play,
The New Dominion"
SilviO Helm, composer, and Benjamin
HapgOod Burt, author Of Marie Cahills
new play, have returned to New York
from Rutland, Vt, the homer of Mr..
Burt, where they prepared the musical
numbers Of the production, which will
be one of the first to open the regular
New York season
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07

Success should not be measured by
the number of dollars a man is able
to kidnaD.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07

1t is poor kicker who never gets hi
foot in It.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
LOST.

LOST-Lace trimmed drawn-work
handkerchief between 7 and 10th
on Main or on S. 10th Leave at
70i Main, Parsons and get reward.
7-3t
LOST-Ribbon belt with gold buckle,
between market and Richmond
Cream Co. Return to l.. c. II. and
get reward. 7-3t
LOST-GOld link bracelet with mono
gram on slide. o. r. Fl. Return to
50 n. 9th st. Reward. 7-3t
LOST-The first joint of a bamboo
fishing rod. Finder will please
leave at No. II North Sth street.
LOST-A split key ring with keys.
Return to % S. 9TH street. AIT
LOST-Pocket book with two gold
rings. Reward. Return to 1876
Ft Wayne avenue.
LOST-A ladies black comb with five
pearl sets. Return to Palladium Of
flee and get reward. 63t.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
Consumers 10 PAY.

San Francisco. Aug. 6.-As n result
of the demands made by the union
bakers for an increase of SO a week
in wages, which has been granted by
the master bakers. the latter will
raise the price of bread in this city.
The manner in which this will be
done has not been agreed upon yet,
but it Is said most OF the bakers
favor loaf just trifle larger than
one half the size of the present loaf.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
ARE SLOW WITH WORK
1t Will Be Fully Week Before Any
Brick Is Laid for Winchester's
New Streets.

Winchester, Ind. Aug. 6. (SplD-
Work on Winchesters new brick
streets is progressing very slowly and
it will be fully an other week before
the laying OF brick can be commence
ed. The foreman of the job thinks
that the snow will by flying before the
work will be completed.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
wv ant Ads.

FOR RENT-ncsirable furnished
room, connecting or single room
with all modern conveniences. 1l5
N. 18th sstreet. SIT
RENT-Firnished rooms at the Grand
for gentlemen only. tt
FOR RENT-A fiat of rooms. CEN
trally located Call Dr. Walls. q s.
10th street tt
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07

People who are worth knowing aren't
chasing wildly around to make new
friends
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07

When baby goes to Shut Eye town
In mothers arms she Cuddles down
And with her little fists she tries
TO keep the sand out of her eyes.
Her tangled Curls of dusky brown
About her neck arc tumbled down,
And dimplcs from sly corners peep
When baby drops off into sleep.
When drowsy drums begin to beat.
Then tired grow the little feet.
And baby Creeps to mothers breast
When sleepy winds blow from the west
Then softly on the pillows down
We lay the little curly crown
And gently smooth the dainty gown
When baby goes to Shut Eye town.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
WILL APPRAlSE THE LAND
City Wants to Know the Value of
Some Property Which it Owns
in the River Bottom.

Upon resolution presented by Mr..
Williams the City Council last night
requested the Circuit Court to name
three resident fee holders as appras-
ers for a forty foot strip of ground in
the river bottom The value Of the
land is desird by the city as matter
of information.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
SEA BATHING HINTS.

Never battle directly after a meal
1t Is dangerous.
After dressing take q brisk walk to
restore the circulation.
Don't go into the water when you
are feeling chilly or out of sorts.
The first bath of the season should
not last longer than a quarter of an
hour.
However well bathing may suit you
never remain in the water longer than
half an hour at a time.-New York
Mall
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
r. n. e.
r. II. e.
Sam Barnett Dead.

Mrs. Mary f. Barnett of 46 South
5th street. received a telegram yester-
day, announcing the death of her faith
er. Samuel Barnett of Cleveland, Ohio
The body will be brought here and
will be taken TO the home of his
daughter on South 9Th street. The
funeral will take place Wednesday
morning at o'clock.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07

If you must borrow money, borrow Of
strangers If they will let you.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
The First silk Stockings.

Henry III. Of France was the first
man to wear a pair Of silk stockings,
though cloth hose had been worn for
some time. Silk stockings originally
came from Spain, and it 81 said that
Henry VIII. considered a pair Of silk
Spanish stockings a great luxury and
were them on state occasions.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07

Good manners are liable to get the
strange hold upon evil communications
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07

1t is hard to keep some people happy.
and please yourself at the same time
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07

The Japanese Will not drink tea that
has been standing over minute. They
pour the boiling water on the leaves
and then pour off and drink the in
fusion Immediately. Such tea is very
delicate and fragrant and does not
affect the nerves
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
FOUND.

bead purse on IA and S.
\ street. Call 1872 S 14th street.
4-3t
FOUND-Gold watch fob. Call at In.
terurban Station, South street
FOUND-A purse. Owner may call
at 3lA North Ninth street and ident.
ify property.
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Being disagrceable and polite at the
same time is fine art.
Bald headed men have to grin and
bare It,
Many people are as sparing of truth
as If it cost money
By wise provision of nature big
men are usually good humOred
People who are worth knowing aren't
chasing wildly around to make new
friends.
1t is hard to keep some people happy
and please yourself at the same time.
Incxperence may be awkward, but
1t Is apt to he modest.
1t would doubtless be a charming con-
ditiOn if we could see others as we see
ourselves.
Hypocrisy sometimes seems more to
be desired than certain brands of frank
ness.
Any woman is willing to obey her
husband if he does as she wants him
to do.
Republics may be ungrateful, but a
ward boss seldom is.
Good manners are liable to get the
strange hold upon evil communications
1t is poor kicker who never gets his
foot in 1t.
If you must borrow money, borrow Of
strangers If they will let you.
Success should not be measured by
the number of dollars a man is able
to kidnap.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07

Any woman is willing to obey her
to do.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
WHITEWATER WON AGAIN
Spartansburg Was Eeaten by the Old
Time Score Of 25 to 6-Third
Straight Victory.

Whitewater, Ind, Aug. 6. (SplD-
The strong local ball team won its
third consecutive victory Sunday by
defeating Spartansburg by the one.
sided score of p to 6.
The fame was a pitchers battle
until the locals fell on Shaw in the
seventh inning for II hits, which net
ted as many runs.
The Spartansburg team was unable
to solve Eiatt's delivery, securing on
ly six hits which were scattered. The
playing of Manager White and Short
Stop Boyer, was the sensational fea-
lures of the game. The former ac-
copied nine difficult chances without
an error and secured hit each time
at bat. The team appeared in their
now uniforms for the first time this
season.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-6 room house No. n
End Street, Phone 63S. 7-2t
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, q n. 18th St.
7-2t
RENT-ROOm with all modern i'm
provements at 25 South Sth street.
Ait.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07

So far as he is concerned all the
world can go to destruction if it will
leave the small boy his swimming hole
and his fishing pond.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07

Some peasants in Russia will pledge
their friends in a goblet of unretined
oil, and not so long ago jewellers on the
American prairies esteemed a glass Of
buffalo's blood the richest drink on
earth.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
IPub ishers' Press1

New York, Aug, 6.-The Chicago
Nationals turned the tables on the
New Yorks today, Brown keeping the
Giants hits well scattered Score:
r. n. 6.
Chi =. % 0 0 0 0 1-3 3
New Y 0 0 0 o. 7 4
Batteries-BrOwn and King: Nc
Ginnity. TAYLOR and Bresnahan.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

st. Paul 6; Columbus /. C1st game)
St. Paul ,, Columbus 2, end game,
II innings)
indianapolis 0; Milwaukee 2. Qst
gameD
indianapolis 2; Milwaukee 8. end
game)
Minneapolis /. Toledo II.
Louisville 7; Kansas City 4
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
First Encyclopedia.

Piny's natural history may be re
garded as the first encyclopedia, since
it contained 10000 facts compiled from
1000 books by 100 authors.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
CoIored Glass.

Colored glass came from Egypt. The
Egyptians carried the art to great per
lection apparently before history be-
gins to tell of it.