davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-21

Eor, ct. OLAF College o. Normal.
ffolenv Der inrntIige er Iagt unoer
Sfolebireftionens SiIipn, bIeD bet
opIpit at ale oisie SfoIer bdpoe
orepet I'm @iernings meb 9~petigbeo
&C blto % poen beHumenoe lllemper,
SGrlig frembnpsbes, at l~Inberpis-
ninsen peo bet teeIcgiffe Gemindr
e. orepeH ngeb flor 9efienbeIlestro-
fab, at Stuoenterne er fsrte fremao
longs be CODE ganiIe Stier". Som
Drugt al bette arbeioe bor Samfun-
bet al @rinb til at pente fig ct gre-
itefuIb, Der nreb uifrsmtet Spristis.
he6 biz i9tte Serrens Orb o. Dor hi.
tberffe gefienbeIfe / SsifGbet. Sor.
rtano g. $. 9abl og gaitor 8. g.
Eborfpeen buDbe befsgt Seminariet
iom Snipeftsrer.
llnSerpisningen peb ct. Olaf Col.
Iege er bIepen brepen meo banIig
IS~pgtigbeb % si~enipnltgt SeIb af
Sarerne | be forffielliee afoeln1ger.
On flor oe lobenbe ltngbcmsffare
bar fsgt ben til bette 2aroomr1ens
arneiteb, bpor De iinoer Cubs Srbs
9~napirfning er blepen fsrte fremao
baabe | @uosfrpet os &iinoifab.
gfoIebtreftionen opmintrebe unge
os epnerige W1nb og apinber til at
uSnptte be Sfatte, iom St. OLAF
meo @l9oe os gereopinisbeb oil
gisre fine gleoer belagtige |.
Sormanb 8. $. Dahl, Or. s. g.
Granrub og 8rof. s. ". slassaaro
bapoe beisst 81. Olaf College iom
Suipefterer.
gaa @rino al i~nbbentebe Splps.
ringer fanot life 9ireftioner fig be.
rettiset til of anbefale nogeu Brofes-
iorpoit oprettet peo ct. Olaf College
til ltnoerbisning af bspihmme Gro.
huenter fra benne eller BIN Dspititm.
nteonitalt. gntelte at De pantnrfte
@raouerter bill saa til "abe Ratio.
nal College for 8eaf" | BaibingtorL
Q. @.;ianore biIbe afilrtte fin Sfo.
Iegang beb fin Graduation, oe Inn
tioeIe faa frrnbe nente at benptte fig
df llnberpisninqen | Meligion OF on.
ere Sag peo St. Slaf College.
9ormaIfoIen bapbe beret beiegt
of Scrmanb E. s. Dahl % 29rer
81. 8. Esnietb iom SnIpeftsrer.
SfoIen bopoe oper 100 gIeper, Der
meb Spmerfiombeb iibnpttebe rlnber.
pisninaen. Srben berifebe. 9pgge'
qrunoen CT fprifisnnet, og Srern'
ifrist er giort. Den npe geitprer,
grof. $. 8. Sieloitao, bar fplot TN
Sitting meb 8pgtigbeo.
Otter De Sagttagelier, iom Sfole'
bireftionen bar funnel anftine, bar
iomtlige Sfoler irnber Cubs 8htano
finrnet bride fin @ierning itoen for
ibrrenbe og t~ilitsoenbe nbelb. Wsaat'
te ben eobe Sub ogiaa ! bet fomnler'
De slar iaa rigeIiG faa peiigne ots,e
bore 2~GrbomsiGoer, at bans @tse
paa Sorben oeroeb fau bette itore
ginbinger og Samfunbet peoblineu'
sc eie gepioitbeoen ON, at Sfolerne
Sripes / ben rette aano meo
ben Gibfierbeb, GpgtigbeS os Slto,
,om life fpier fig for of tage trnee
Sag for en- iaa uunoparltg og be-
troningsfalb @ieruing. Sub boloe
fin Sooub oper beune irugtbare
gren Of bort Samfunbsarbetoe.
Cyorti9ttes.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-21
samlinasppIitif ! aamiIien.

Ieoen tpof leg en- @nrS, iom bar BET
for ct Renneife ~noerIiee 0apn
ga ban ifuISe osbes,
fortaIte BAN bar bans SorGIore %
geSitemor uenige ON, bpaS ban itliIbe
beoe. 3e to aoinoer bolot benboISs.
pts poo SoIomou 90 Rida, mems
Sa6eren piIoe faISe @artten Stat efter
en- rig SufeI. StriSen enSte meo Del
aompromis, at Der bIep toset en-
StnpeIie al bpcr at be ire foreiloaeot
9saoue, os fcoIcoes opitoo: Sdlmiaf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-21
SefjenotsjpreIie.

ct frtiteliot Samtalemsbe afbclbes
ON @atS oil, i Ct. Scbonnes Wfentg'
beS, @cSntofb, Winn., fra 9oe IL
ttte SiiIi. Samtaleemne $ebr. a
12-16. aae Iutberite &riftne el
pelfotrtre.
9oa Menigbeoens @egue.
5. 9. u. Dale.
Steen Soto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-21

Sra 9oitor SefieS aaIb Tan
berettes: Moe @eniabebs kingdoms.
forenins bar fisbt aIoffe % GrgeI
til MenisbeScns Strife. SrefoIoie.
heos Meniebeb, @orfeIb, bar npIis
malet fin Strife ~inopenbis, o. bet er
raa Gale mart at iorifaffe airfe.
itole.
Den zoe Stunt bIep ferret |
Moe Ieniebeo. Haitor Z. Tefies
aaIb, meo en- itsrre lIoflust, Der
blep boIbt til SnotGgt for ReIigi.
pnsifoIen. 9a bet bloaite nogei
fterft bIep programmed ubfsrt inbe
Sus, men man ipiite noe | bet frie.
Stnoent Siaanb Ieoet Soften og
taIte. San gap nosIe biitoriife Sp.
I~psninger ON Toe Sirniperfet 90
taIte oerpoa | SiIfnptuina til 2 Pet.
y, 10: "Sbi Of bpem noeeu er oper.
mtnben, benS Sr9l er ban bIepen".
enisiRr u. s. Snno bar ogioo til.
itebe og taIte oper be Orb Dos Sob.
~, 81: "gi snifer at ie Seius".
RogIe S~maapiser fang ben norife
IoticnaIiane meset paffert. Soften
par / oct belle toeet meeet nellpffet.
Sauses Spnooe.
Sauses Spnobes Weniebeoer
beb eagle 9rope, Sa., Paitor Sin.
ereiens iorrise aaIb, bar itiuet aaIo
til Stuoent 8iitao peo Reo @ing
Seminar iom fin frenttioige Brett.
Baitor Gneno bar opiagt Sm.
moniiels Ieuiebeb | Gbicaeo, 90
R~enigbeben bar alerebe ubiteot
aaIS til gaitor 5. M. @icf, Soron-
TO, 9. 9af. ON @icf antaeer Seal.
bet, pibes enonu life.
- R~orbpeitre Winneiota og Rorb
8ofota er forbolbspis minoit repre-
ienteret peo Wsbet | RoIanb. &run.
ZEN er bel ben itore afitanb. Oct er
life iaa Iiben l1beiit forbunbet meb
of bore tilitebe peo aarsmsberne, %
G~oropeitens Breiter er bel heller IN.
gen "Bengegiibber~. - "8uob."
Gorifieaiat.
"9et Iutberife groberiamflno"
afbolbt fit aarsmsoe | ebene5erfir.
FEM Sisrnet af lobe gbemie % 3oie
Gabe 9. WinneapoIis, fra Sirsbas
til Ssnbas iibite llge. Samfuuoets
8inamisiion bapbe en- fremifubt
8laos paa Isoet. Oct bIeo opIpit,
at Misiionsarbeioet elf eobt; liee.
ioa bIeo Resler for @isiionen orsf.
tet % pebtaget. ct froftigt Gag bIep
cgiaa taeef for SfoIen | @bapeton.
Get bIep opIpit, at SfoIens @ialo
bar $4,000 Dollars, oe bet bIep be-
~ilrttet at betale benue @i9l6 inben
lite Samiar 1908. Subffription
bIep iot iedne beo Msbet os ca.
$500 Dollars bIep iubifriberet. af
oenne Sitm blep 1000 iubifriberef
of TO Manb, 1000 bner. I'll 2or.
mano naIgtes Baitor 8. 6. @eite1
fra GiiIutb, til @iceformnnb Eaitor
S. 5. geterion, Nobau, q. Saf. til
Sefret9r palstes 6. s. @rmbus,
Senponb Winn., os til aaSierer Otto
Eoob, WirneapoIis, Winu. &ae
&alg meo lluotaselie Of SefretRren
rnr @ienpaIs. en aomite bIep paIgt
for Of benpenbe fig til Den Iutberife
Srifirfes, SAUCES Spnobes % ben
Soreneoe airfes garsmsSer ON
Samorbeibe. I'll WebIemmer Of
oenne Somite polgtes: Gaftur 6. 90.
Sroen, 8oit. q. 8. 2unoeberg iamt
Chr. gIlefien. 9igeian blen bet be.
lrttet at onbefole Samfunbets We.
uigbeoer berefter OF beuptte Sanb"
itabS Solmebog.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
SHORT STORIES.

It takes 10000 fiaxseeds to weigh
- pound
There4is on exhibition In Bronx park,
New York, a tortoise reputed to be
ased 3oe years. TT
Medals Of honor for distinguished
gaIlantry In war in which the United
gtates was engaged are held by ASS
Americans.
In the recent campaign against the
brown tail moth In York, Me-, ovel
10000 nests were destroyed by boys
In a single day.
Two wells in the rear Of the Sar
francisco mint bored many years ag'
and about RS feet deep have becom
'sarfsgian" since the earthquake ei
last April, flowing freely over the
tops.
An artesian basin occupies practical
" the whole Of South Dakota. A ell
drilled at Pierre Contains water tt at
has q temperature Of over 120 degr ,es
and is accompanied by a strong fow
of gas.
Wax Is not a skin foed; neithe' is
spermaceti, yet both find places in
many recipes. They make the skin
stu, yellow. and coarse. Benzoin. sto-
rax and myrrh are not skin foods but
are often used as Ingredients bee ause
Of their astffngent character.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
ENGLISH ETcHINes.

How do Americans pronounce the
name Of their country? The head mas
ter OF a school in England says it is
"Ummurruckugh.'
In the east end of London it is now
the fashion Of men to wear an engage
ment button In the coat lapel bearing
q portrait of the lady. 1t Is called a
Glove button"
A sea captain named Wenlock has
been elected mayor Of Brightlingsea.
Essex, England, the ceremony taking
place in the church belfry, according
to immemorial custom.
Since 1880 Liberal governments have
been In once ferty-two years and have
created 80 peers. Conservative minis
tries have been in power thirty-four
years and have created 161 peers.
A woman applied to the Elton union
guardians In England recently for the
wooden leg which was worn for years
by her uncle, who died In the work
house. Her request was granted, and
the woman took the leg home with her.
The London Jewish Chronicle, the
uDsf influential of all the English pub
lfcat1ons-of it's class, has been acquired
by III Greenberg, a well known bar
lister of London Mr.. Greenberg is a
prom1nent leader Tn the ZIONIST move
ment, and It La believed that the Chron-
ic3e Will become the organ of English
Zioniayn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
FOOLED THE PREACHER
A Doctors Brother Thought Postum
Was Coffee.

4 wise doctor found out coffee was
hurting him so he quit drinking it.
He was so busy with his practice
however. that his wife had to write
how he fooled his brother. clergy
man. one day at dinner She says:
Doctor found coffee was injuring
him and decided to give. Postum a
trial. and we have used it now fer
four years with continued benefit. In
fact, he is now free from the long
train of ills that follow coffee drinking
ITO show how successful we are in
making Postum properly, | will relate
an incident. At dinner we gave
Doctor suggested that we serve Pos
fum instead of ordinary coffee.
Doctors brother. Clergyman, sup
posed it was old fashioned coffee and
remarked, as he called for his second
cup. IL you do preach against cot
fee | see YOU haven't forgotten how
to make it
This goes to show that well-made-
fully boiled-Postum has much the
flavor and richness of good coffee al
though it has an individuality all its
own. A ten days trial will prove
that it has none of the poisonous eff
feet of ordinary coffee but will cor
rect the troubles caused by. coffee
There's a reason Name furnished
by Postum Co, Ltd, Battle Creek,
1~.ok
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
New Tonn ClIr.


New York city must provide for the
payment OF -. l42. 2Ss increase in inter
est on aaad redemption OF city debt in
1907.
Theue Ii no crea ter store OF art treas
ureS to be found in the world than In
the Metropolitan Museum Of Art In
New York city.
Packfng OF the poor population Of
New York city IL shown by the fact
that the most thickly settled tenement
houSe blocks have increased In popuia-
t~n 81 per cent In the last ave years.
Riverside drive, in New York city.
two miles long, with it's natural beau
ty or location. Its soldiers and sailorT
monument and Grants tomb. promises
soon to outstr4p Fifth nvenus a. fash
ionable thoroushfare. Tor the tide e
homes Is setting strong that way
New York Herald.
7 WMnam Collier has scored In farce
laEgeaya- FROM his own pen called
Caught In the RAIN The scene II
laid In Denver. fsss
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Lillian RusseH's new play il said
to be big success on the road.
William Faversham Is having a very
profitable tour in The Squaw Man."
by Edwin Milton Royle.
Bernhard says she will never visit
the United States again to play. but
may do 30 merely for pleasure.
Elsie Janis is the youngest OF the
successful American dramatic stars.
She is under twenty years Of age,
= Margaret Anglin and Henry Miller
continue to all the Princess theater.
New York, in The Great Divide
The Belle Of Mayfair" has made
good" in New York. AZ it did in Lon
don and the English provinces.
Richard earle Is touring the east in
The Spring Chicken" one. OF the lead
ing musical plays In London a year
ago. s,tza=a IS IS raj
TO read peer Gyn4." Ibsen's play. In
book form Is not very satisfactory.
Yet Richard Mansfield's success IN n
II -IreEaendoa1S- ...
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
Dolphin III. DELMAS.

earthquake and fire and after the dis
of law in San Francisco rather chaotic.
About that time he was approached
as to connecting himself with young
Thaw's defense. His retention in the
case led him to form the decision TO
practice hereafter in New York.
Mr.. Delmas has been accustomed to
receiving big fees. One Of the most
famous of the suits with which he has
been connected was the Fair viii case.
1t is supposed he received over $4,000
for his services in this action, and he
earned $4,000 defending the Spreckels
libel suits What he will receive for
defending Harry Thaw is matter for
speculation, but those best calculated
to Judge estimate he will get at least
100000 Mr.. Delmas was once of
fered the post of counsel of the South
ern Pacific railway, but declined it
His fame as a criminal lawyer is per-
haps greatest, though he has been in
much demand in civil suits. 1t is said
that he has defended no less than six
teen persons accused of homicide, not
including Thaw, and has in every case
secured his clients acquittal.
Mr.. Delmas is siYty-three years Of
age and is of French birth, but came
to this country in childhood. graduated
from Santa Clara college and in 1865
was admitted to the California bar.
He is a Democrat in politics and was
delegate at large from California to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
NEW YORK CITY.

On an average 2oS alien children un
der fourteen years old arrive in New
York city each day.
Crooked. narrow. busy Nassau street
Is the oldest thoroughfare In New York
city to preserve its original form. II
has always been a commercial mart.
New York city transportation facil
tiles are as inadequate as they were
before the subways We're built, al
though these underground highways
carried $4,000, 900 passengers in 1906
Seine Of the blocks in the tenement
districts Of the lower east side of New
York are so crowded that If the beds
OF the occupants were placed on the
ground they would entirely cover ev.
cry inch Of it-New York Herald
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19

the Democratic national convention of
1904. where he made notable speech
placing William Randolph Hearst in
nomination for president.
With District Attorney JerCrae's pub
lie career most people are familiar. But
1t is not often that the habits of the
noted prosecutor when off duty are a
topic of discussion. Most successful
business and professional men have
some fad or sport which serves to dis
tract their minds from overattention
TO more serious work. , New York 5
district attorney has a great passion
for mechanics and has shop at his
country home in Lakeville, Conn. COM
pletely equipped with machinery for
doing all kinds of tinkering. Mending
clocks is the famous lawyers favorite
avocation. In overalls and flannel
shirt no one would suspect that his mind
was burdened with the responsibility
of conducting the prosecution of one Of
the most notable criminal cases in the
annals of generation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
Kitchen Hints.

Scour tins with good mineral soap
and rinse thoroughly in hot water.
In cleaning a frying pan scour the
outside as well as the inside.
In cleaning greasy utensils, such as
the soup pot and frying pan, wipe of
the worst of the grease with soft pa
per (Which can be burned; then soak
in warm water to which soap has been
added.
A paste of starch or -four will remove
blood stains.
Salt sprinkied on the bottom of the
oven Will keep cakes from burning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
THE HALL OF FAME.

Judge Charles T. Woodland. lately ap-
pointed TO the Maine supreme court
never had picture taken.
William Lee, who practically refused
fortune In declining to publish I'm
Gle Toms Cabin" when Harriet Beech
er Stowe asked him to, is still living at
Hampton, \. III.
Joel Newson. aged seventy-fve. has
been postmaster of Azalia, KY, fox al
most half a century and in point Of
continuous service is believed to be the
oldest postmaster in the country.
The wife Of Editor Charles r. Miller
of the New York Times died recently.
She was a direct descendant in the
seventh generation from the Rev. John
Cotton, who organized the first church
In Boston in 1888.
Israel MuEson Spelman, Harvard's
oldest living graduate. recently cele-
brated his ninetieth birthday. He is a
graduate Of the class OF 1885. He was
at one time president of the Boston
and Maine railway.
A peculiar fact In the life Of Charles
J. Bonaparte of Baltimore, who was
recently transferred from the naval
portfolio to that of the attorney gen.
eral in the presidents cabinet, is that
he has never visited Europe.
DR.. William Duane. professor OF
physics in the University of Colorado
since 1897, has resigned in order &c
accept a position under Nine. Curie,
the radium expert. in Paris. DIR.
Duane studied under the two Curies
previous to the death of NJ. Curie,
Lord Rosse is a man Of scholarly
and scientific attachments and is the
owner of the historic telescope at Birr
castle, Ireland, the construction of
which by his father was one Of the
romances Of science, the total cost of
the undertaking being more than $1OO.-
600.
Chief Justice Knowlton Of the Mas
sachusetts supreme court was called
as a witness in Springfield recently.
His intimate knowledge OF law came
in handy on that occasion, for he OBJ
jected to one of the questions put to
him and was sustained by the trial
judge. ,...-a
Mr.. P. w Goebel, the president Of
the Commercial National bank OF Kan
sas City, made his fortune In Kansas
and Is one of the successful business
men of the state When. he was mar
ried, many years ago, he had just so
cents in his pocket after he paid the
priest. That was all the money they
had with which to begin life.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
EDITORIAL FILINGS.


Everybody will concede that the foot
ought to be pure. 1t costs ens ugh
Chicago Tribune.
Mr.. Hartman, 1t is said, hal few
friends in Wall street" But d "a any
body ever have a friend ii Wall
street7-Kansas City Star.
In the next congress there will be
a Senator Smith and Senator Brown
If that doesn't make the JoI eses sii
up and take notice, they b we lost
their spirit Of rivalry. - Wa shingtou
Post.
What with its parks and squares and
royal gardens. London is said to bt
the greenest city In the world Ameri
can mining promoters have though'
that for a long time Los Angeles
Times
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
Useful Disinfectants.

One of the best disinfectants is made
by Stacking one, part of .quickllme ID
four parts of water. This is the white
fluid used by sanitary engineers. 1t Is
employed by mixing 1t with the matter
to be disinfected and is invaluable In
typhoid fever. To disinfect the bed
clothing everything except metals wash
in a solution OF one part of bichloride
of mercury to LOCO parts Of water
adding a touch Of hydrochioric acid
Color with common -biuing to prevent
1t being used as a drink This is the
blue fluid most commended by SAM
tary authorities.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
LAST WORDS OF FAMOUS MEN

Charles l. of England Q60O-1649
Remember"
Lord Byron u7SS-1s24), English poet
at must sleep now"
Edward Thurlow Q132-1 1906. English
lawyer, I'll be shot IL l don't believe
I'm dying.
Benjamin Franklin d7o6- 1890. Amer
lean philosopher, a dying man can dc
nothing easy.
Sir Philip Sidney Q622-16S3l, English
patriot, II would not change my JOY
for the empire of the world
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
Picked Walnuts.

Cover with very strong brine and
keep the nuts in this for three days.
Drain and recover with brine. At the
end of three days drain again and leave
in fresh cold water for six hours.
Bring to a boil gallon OF vinegar In
which you have stirred a cupful OF
sugar, two tabiespoonfuis each OF
whole cloves and peppercorns, Ia
biespoonful OF allspice and eight blades
of mace Boil for ten minutes, pack
the nuts in a crock and pour the scald-
ing vinegar over them AT the end OF
three days drain off the vinegar, bring
it to a boil and pour it again over the
nuts. Cover and set aside for six
weeks before eating.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
A Case For Knives and Forks.

a cotton flannel case to hold kniye
and forks is made as follows: Have I;
piece of flannel not quite twice as Wild
as the length of knife it is to hold, folo
1t SO, that the pocket will be Ittle
narrower than the knife is long. then
sew up the ends; also hem the remain
der of long side and top of pocket and
stitch compartments to hold knives and
forks. The flannel keeps them bright,
and they do not rub and scratch \
similar case made for spoons is grea t
convenience.-House
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
MODES OF THE MOMENT.

Silks are advancing so rapidly in
price that they. bid fair TO be noted
among the luxuries for the coming sea-
SON.
Fancy coats of all descriptions are
going to be tremendously popular not
only in the summer. but in the early
spring.
The black skirt is coming back to its
own in wolfe. cloth and all OF the nets.
which will be welcome news TO those
who cling tenaciously TO the separate
blouse, for of course ii presages a re-
incarnation of that
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
For channed Hands.

Don't wash the hands IN cold water.
Take warm water and. having washed
and scrubbed them thoroughly with a
nailbrush and soap. rinse them In clean
warm water again and then dry them
partially. While the hands are still
warm and moist rub some ordinary
cold cream on the chapped surfaces,
working the cream well into the skin
until this absorbs it completely. Now
wash again quickly and then dry very
thoroughly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
Kitchen Notes,

If the upper inside edge of the pan IS
well CREASED with butter, chocolate,
milk, cocoa or anything of the kind, it
will never boil over.
Discolored enameled saucepans can
often be made to look like new by boil
Ing a little chloride of lime in the wa
ter with which they are filed.
If little vinegar be kept boiling on
the stove wkt-c, onions or cabh3@es q -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-19
DE[MAS-JERONIE.
The Chief Opposing Lawyers In
the Harry K. ThaW Case.
SIDE LIGHTS ON THE MEN.

Mr. OetmaB dh0 Ills hSCofo at VIC Sats-
fornia Bar-His NapoIeonie Char
acteristics-New Works District At
torney and His Fad For Machinery.
VT is a long time since a criminal
trial has engrossed the country
as the Thaw case has, and it Is
a long time since a trial Of this
kind has brought out such brilliant
array OF legal talent as this trial has
The fame of William Travers Jerome,
the chief prosecutor of the man accus-
ed of the murder OF Stanford White,
has gone up and down the land until
his name is household word Thaw
senior counsel, Dolphin Michael Del
mas, has long worn the title of Ma
poleon Of the California bar. 1t was
the Thaw case In connection with the
San Francisco earthquake which de-
termined Mr.. Delmas on removing his
Office from the Golden Gate to the vi
cinity of the Bartheldi statue of LIB
erty. He lost part Of his fortune by
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keeps Shoes In Order.

Boys seldom know where they put
their shoes when they took them off
last. AS a help in solving this prob
lem a New York man has invented
family shoe rack, which is shown in
the accompanying illustration. 1t is
formed Of wooden frame, across
which is placed one or more supports,