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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-16
1eras.

Die &ommiKdre our Bronn
g0untp haben bel@lpi1en, ole 6ans
fer i'm @Duntp, in oenen G6winos
iidti9e gelebt baben, ausrdubern az
laIien.
Gus Studonle miro aemeloet,
0ah in Der Durtioen @egenb oies Sabr
UNI fiinfsia Broaent mebr Baum.
noble uno &0rn 9epflanst neroen
miro, als i'm uDrigen Sohr.
DaS 6auatomite oes Bunoes,
Ienat8 bat Die in Der Slug uno 6as
fenbiu entbaltenen 8emiuiounqen fir
@alueftDn UNI $3.50 900 uro fir Buf,
falD Bayou um $50. GOO erh6bt.
Der Bunoesienot bat bic Bin
auaenDmmen, melhe $40 600 fir
gtnribtuna elmer GinDanoerunes.
itatlDn in 8aloeiton beuiligt. Die
Blu Qebt ieBt an oas &eprdientans
tenhauS.
Nl8 Der FARMER S. 6. SuHer,
melder in Der 0dhe pm Oscepla
mDbnt, ueulih mittaas aus benz 5eloe
nab 6aule tam, lamb er ieine Srau
tot auf ibrem Bett lieaeu. Sic batte
lih erihDiien. Den RenDloer bielt fie
nod in Der 6anb. Beber Der Wann
nod eires Der Ginoer, Die nit ibm
i'm Jeloe mnren. batten ben ShuS
aehDrt.
- Sn Corpus gbriitt bat lih cine
@eleqihoft urauniliert. melde bort ets
ne elettriIhe StroBenbahnlinle bauen
MIL
8eim Spleen in elmer Sheune
iebten Die beioen tleinen Suneen BON
Us. sc. WicNoams in Serena oQs
@ebduoe in Brand. Ser dltere, elm
Suuge pDn lehs Sabren. t0nnte iib
retten. Der fleinere oieridbrige Der.
hrntnfp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-16
MNerIei.

W}rs. 6. G..9. Bi6es- ReaIe
fann ieben Wpraen suilhen s uno
$50 in ihren Bubnuna per 9eIepbDn
SEQ. 1927 nDn 4euten anaeIprod1en
Deroen. Die @tqentum brett su tau.
fen mluihen.
Die ftdbtiid1e Babl finoet am
8noeiten Dieustaa i'm Mai, a(lO am
H., itatt.
Das ate Geromenot : 6au8 in
Der 50leoaos GtraBe lit fiir $500 an
.. S. BoOomaro oertauft tuoroen.
Gs 0lente louae Sabre afs 8arrDom.
Die betannte 9ebrerin Fri.
Columbia &Dfip lit ant Treitaa
abeno in Der Sun Intonip Snfirmarp
geiforben. Sic binterlaBt Wutter
unb amei G@meTtern.
Sn elmer Gibuna oes 8runo,
eiaentums : RDmite's BEG BuiineB
WtenS Club muroe Die sSraae beiprD-
hen, uie ntebr &anm fir Die unters
brtnguna pDn Tremoen eei1ofen
neroen Fam uno man fam gu benz
ReIultat, oa6 neue, ar0Be. nooerne
6Otels gebaut meroen miBten. Iu.
Beroem i0q mebr aeiheben fir San
antoniD. mebr Getlame fir Die 8Dr.
8ige, bic es 8eiudern bietet, ae.
mndJt neroen.
YIN Dienftag. ben 49,. peran.
italten bic turner in i1rer Sale cine
WinltrelsB 0rtenung.
Die .Banfers Nfociatiun BON
Teras' bait bier lire &onoention al.
Dor iiberfiatem 6ouie muroen
am 5reiiae abeno i'm @alinD ben
8raouirten Der 6odidlule Die Diplo.
mas lberreimt.
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Sm Taitenseit.

Mit Nidnermitttppm i6lieBt nun NAL,
SficieG Der garnenal,
Odd Mandaer, iieht man, tpie er's treibt
Gin Narr bas gauge Sabr lang bleibt.
Stun, 1T su oieier Beit es Grnud5,
9aB man sutueilen faftet aud,
Beionbers tper nls gutter ghrtit
NDm itreng bel Ieinem Dogma it,.
Benn man ben MnQen fteb ber6nrb,
Gin Sing, an benz IehDn Maucber ftnrb,
Damn lit babel ts ntrtlih gut,
Wenn maj Elm tuenig faiten tut.
uno mas man o6afentiih" oft nennt,
ST nicht 10 idbliunm, toen1 man es fennt;
9enn, bab' ib einen feinen Slid,
Braub ib nibt Sleiib auf meirem Tii1.
9arnm mag Seoermanti es itin
Sd bnlten, ME ers geraoe min.
SD fate nift-9u maeit es tun,
Mies Seoem einmal pafiet nun
ODD labeft bu gum Slid mild elm,
S0nt' es audi .6aftenlpeiIe" lein,
90 lei gerptB, BOB mrs beha9t,
DOh zines nur let Dir geiaot:
Ser Slid, oas lit Elm 8afertier,
lno oas toin ibrpimmen, bort tpie Bier,
D'rum Jorge audi, oaR al Der 2eit
Gin gutter Srunf gleib iteb' bereit.
NtdBt Bein nod Baier rat ib Dir,
Nn beften ihmedt BIER Xpne star Bier,
Damn lit Der Slid, pie man es uennt,
SD redt in ietnem Clement.
9as, gloub mir, lit eih @6tlermabI.
Nnm oes Quculus eigner 0obI.
Bel ieoem @atmabl, rot ib Dir.
Bepirt bic SAT- nit Gone Gtar 8ier.
Sei's aud elm Tafenseit. yeriht.
9orfber sitrnt bein @ait Dir nidbt,
9Db tpeiB i1 ems, er Iaet Dir Onnf,
Geibff bu ibnt zone Star Sier nm
Grant.
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Nambarn tpn1pen enttanfdat.

Sd bate mid faft su Cube 0ebus
itet nno Die @abbarn fiirhteten fir
n1ein 2eben. ihreibt Wrs. @pa uns
capber. pm @rDuert0mn, Start Co.,
Sno. SD babe Iie nber getdulht,
nabm Or. Sings 9eue gntoeGuna
uno tuurbe aebeilt. Gut gegen 6us
ten uno @rfd[tung. gu baden BEL
abolph DreiB unb SC. @Dbn & 60.
gu so gts. uno 81. BrobeIaide frei.
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Geset Stes.

Baco. Eeros, 20. DECEMBER 1907
Or. @. IS. San, ct. Souls. MD. 8erter
9err: SIN Sabre 1894 lit i'd iehr an
9teren. uno BlaIens9eioen. SIR 9eTas
Wunoer turirte mid uno ib babe ieitoem
ME tpteoer ettpas oanon 9eipl1rt. Sd
erlpfeble es 9ons b%elDnoers. Shr erge.
bener u. 9. & f T.
251 ct. Narp StroBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-16
Etets aat betunSen.

5h lebte 20 Sabre in Californian
uno fano oaB 8udlen'S Nruica Sal
be iteta ale 8rano', Sbnitta uno an.
bere Bun0en bette, iaat ghas. @al'
ters, Naeebanp, Sierra 60. @aran.
tiert. gu baben bel NoDlpb Dreis
uno 81. gohn & 20. gu 25 @ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-16
Elm TEXAS WuNDER,

Cine tleine Blaihe 0 Eegss 8nRoer,
oau's GROCER gutoefuna. BELT aae ahe'
rem. uno 8laienleibeu, entfernt Stetue,
beilt Diabetes, Guslus. ibruahe Rideu,
&benmotismus unb ale unreselmdBia.
teiten Der Nteren unn Der 8laie bet bei'
ben @eiblehtern, ebenio Blaienletoen
bel &inoern. 8enn guer Np0tbeGer es
niht oertauft, tbnnt SIR es 9eGeH gtns
leaoung uDn $1.00 erbalten. Cine tIeine
5laibe reiht fur atuei Monote nno oer-
feblt ielten 9eilung. Or. 9. B. BON,
a%ueiniger 6abritant, .. 8. BOZ 629, ct.
SOuis, Wt0. GaBt guh 3eugntiie ibtdeH
aun1 Sertnuf BET onen 9ruaQiften.
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Rpm Crane nuferftnnSen.

Wm. U. Sertmel, Elm prDminenter
5abritant pm 2ucama, H. 6. iaat:
0ah @ebrauh BON orei Slaihen Dom
glettrit BitterS fible i'd wte pom
@rabe auFerltanoen. Sd litt On Der
Brigbt' ihen 8ranthelt. Der BIT.
ter8 turirte MIDI. Meiue 2eber' uno
Blaienleioen mar aeb0ben. @aran'
tiert. Bu haben bel Woolph Grei6
uno st. gohn & 60. 8rei8 so gts
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!. Nurh ben @initura zines fEuR.

9urh ben @tniturs zines FuB'
bDoens i'm 5ueiten GtDdmert zines
SbulaebduoeS in WDDniodet, sc. S.,
in benz cine uuterbaltuna itottfano,
fielen aeaen 200 Berionen in oas
untere Stodmerf. 9rei 8erloneu
wuroen ernitiih uerlebt, Die anoeren
tamer nit Dem Shrefen oao0u.
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2u nermieten.

Die lriiher BON 0r. Is. Breeding
bemubnte Office oberhatb Der psfreie
Breiie fir 9eras". 8ier 6eniter nit
Baton.
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9 taat Ohio, LoleDo,{

stqat Dbdo, 1oleo@{
2ueas @ounth
GrantS 3. @beneo bel1fu6rt. eaB ct DEL dis
tere gartner Ser firma !. 8. 66cuep&@ ..
If, mel6e @ei9dfte in Der Gtabt $oleoo, in oben=
genanntem Gpuntp uno Staate, tnt, uuo odB be-
logte 6irnlo bic Summe BON einbunoer
9otfars f1r ieoen Sal Uon satarrb be5obIen
miro, Der burd Den 8ebrauG oon 9aIl' & a.
ia : & Il r nitt aebetlt tDeroe1 tarh-
Graut J. @benep.
(~- Seihtoreu Dor mir mn unterihrtebeu
Siegel in meiner SeeeHtDart am 6. Se5em=
(@- Der VI. 8. 1886.
u. 80. @ieaou n, 6ffeutlider gtotar.
oau's Fatarrb Sur miro trtnerll9 genommen
uno tDirtt brett auf 0as 8lnt uno ole l6leluigen
Oberld6eu beg Gpfems. GaBt Sud 3euguife iyei
3uIbiden.
r.. 3. Gbtuep Il 60, 8oteou, ..
Nebnt 0aH's sFnmtltsuaBIien thr gertopfuna
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cages . Neatsfeiten.
Snla D

Cine idre2tihe t6inrtdtune
muB Die oes 0eQerS Sin in Tar.
mersoile, Girainien gemeIen Iein,
Der auiammen nit einem &aiienges
nOiien 0amens Eufftn neaen elmer
WfOrotat gebdngt murbe. Der Strif
ciB 8Deimal uno ihlieBlth itarb 6ia
an ben 8erlebnnaen, Die er BET Der
aueiualt gen Strangulation uno Dem
oOppelten Stur5e faugn aetra9en
bate.
Die Musiaaen Der entloiienen
BrCmnsuiIler 5Dlbnten upr DEM SCI
nat8' Rnmite Flr militdriIhe Ana lie.
aenheiten mer1er INNER tuler. giner
u0n linen, Elm gemii1er Sim Wapp.
behauptet, er babe elmer unterbaltung
auaeb6rt, aus Der ibm flar gemDroen
iei, Die 8emohner Don 8romnsDile
bitten Die MbIiGt aebabt, in Der per'
bdnanisoDaen Naht cine Nnlabl
5Dl0aten in einem SalpUn gu iber.
fallen uno 5u ermDr0en.
Nu5Innh.
Or. Srans Bpm &ottenburg.
GuratDr Der u~niuerlftdt Bonn, lit
aeforben. &ottenbnrg mar friiber
5taatslefret6r i'm &eih8amt oes
Snnert1 uno einer Der tihtialtenWiit.
arbeiter BiSmarGs.
Cine 9epeihe aus Berlin iaGt:
9eiht aerin9es Nufieben MAIDEN Wie.
ner MteLoungen. baB &ailer 8ilbelm
uno Der Gar i'm SDtnHer cine Au'
iantmenfunFtIbaben tpiiroen uno 5uor
aeleoentlib Der nbliGen 0orolanos
Fahrt BEG beutihen Mpnar@en. Die
Nadridten entbebren nod Der BE.
itdtigung, fiuoen aber aQgemeinen
@loubeu.
Iuf Der 2ebrerfunferena, tpels
@e foeben in Boien tagte, muroe Of
~e0nitatirt, oaB Der Strife poi,
Shultinoer, uel9er cine Belt
lang Qemalti9en umfang angenDm'
men bate. naGi9elahen babe uno elm
baloiaes @nbe Der 5du[nirren in Der
Br0bins su ertuarten iei. 8uQleim
!Duroe n,itgeteilt, oaB in Der BrDuins
BsitDreuBen Elm eleihes Nbflauerl
Der StrltebeweQung su beDbahten lei.
Die amtlibe unteriuhuna Ger
furhtharen 3ataitltrDpbe in oer@ru'
be &eoen bel 81. S0bann, melHer
nidt tpenieer als $50 8ergarbeiter
Opfer felen. iii nunmebr einget
itelt mDroen. @8 eraab fiG. baB
Ter @rubenoermaltune feline Shulo
an Dem betlagensnerten unolid CUR
Sat- III legen lit. @ahrlheinlih
bat Die sufdaiae g~rplOiiOu einer@rus
beniampe CUR @ntsinoung Der ihlas
4enoen Wetter NnlaB ge0eben.
illus 8uoapelt miro qemeloet:
Slomaten in 0Droneit. unsarr
aaitieren geeenmdrtia auf oas 4eb'
baftelte fir Die glnbsrufun9 eines
Acknowledgements nah @ien. Sic
oertangen ntGtS 8eringer:8 als bic
Mufbebuna 0e5 9unlismuS uno bic
S~erfteauna zines 0iterrei@iihen @in'
bett8itaats. Sn maaparilhen &reilen
miro oieIe 8emeauna unter benz iiber
spei WttlIiDnen Seelen sdblenoen
ll0matilden Element Rorounaarrs
NIT arDBem n~nbebagen uerfolat.
Die uenesolauiide @eianot.
i9aft in 8albinst0n lit amtlih be-
naGri9tiot ruoroen. oaB Brdlioeut
enolth Dem &at ieinere Gerste
uno 5reunbe oef0lQt lit unb iih elmer
untersoaen bat. bic an.
ieine nouitdnoige Bieoerbers
iteIunQ bemirten miro.
Sin 8ote oe5 SpirituaoepDts
Der 8egierune in WiOstau wuroe bel
heuem goae. ais er lib auf benz 8es
9e CUR Bant befano, o0n 8ehn be-
unffneten Wduueru auaebalten uuo
b25, 600 beraubt. Die Banoiten
oerioreu bel Der 6luht eiueu Sud.
Der $500 enthielt. ben Gelt oes Gel
oes brnchten iie aber in Siherbeit.
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lEnrntz Nrbeiter

perluuat uun 3. Z. nbs 3, Marble
Sails. Gera5.
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8enn SIR gutes Tarmiauo
taufen m0ut, penoet Cub an .. ..
RliHaemann, Rurnes Gitg.
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SaOweftteraS Unal1t Gn6

Mern Sbr guh iraenbtps nieoer.
laifen mDut, tut ca entlana Der 2i'
ME Der
Satt MntpntD & MramiaS
YaB Sabn,
i'm @arteusD itritt oes Staates. De.
iunobelt uno &limn uniibertrpffen.
BtLlige 4dnoereien fir ben Fert1er,
Warftadrtner. Sbits uno GiehslHter.
8eaen ginselbeiten uenoet @uh an
Gen. s. NuptDn, @. g. as
Gan NntuniO. SeraS.
ydgltde yOurtiten S@IattDagen
nab @alifDrnien, HebeniD nad st.
Souls nia geras & Bacific Bobr
Dbne Mehfel. G@reiht an iraetih
einen 3idet : Ngenter tpeaer oieies
rleuen 9ienftes Dber an 6. q. Eur.
ner, @eneral>B niiqn'er.G oent. Dol
Inc. 9erns.
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Majestic Theater.

ynferifafe Mataleulenf Co., Wi9enflnteT,
8. %. @Mlalp, Manager.s
9ieie 8Ddbe: AR. & @ers. s. 8.
8otuers. She gioppo 5iterS, Wtoni. Sber<
man, @orl, NitiDn & Co., 9arrp & Safe
SndiDu, Subj MlFarobi.
9Dnnerfag: 8alenttnesMattnee cams
tag &ii6er @anbn. Mntinee.
Sonntag =Ntatinee=Yrene Is. 25. 35 uno 80 @eut5.
Nbeno : 8reiie ......1a. %. 50, 50 unD IS Gents.
@o6entag= Ntatinee, :. @rpadieue 25c, Rinoer 15c.
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gdaltde yOnrtfen saIatpaaen.

sind's s Gents oauono.g iaarre
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-10
NEW HEATING PLANT
PROBABLY ASSURED
EarIham College Badly Needs
A Better Heating and
Lighting System.
REPORT BY COMMITTEE
ESTIMATED THAT THE WORK
COMPLETE WILL COST IN THE
NEIGHBORHOOD OF $4,000
TRUSTEES TO MEET.

If the plans promulgated by the
building committee of Earlham college
are sanctioned and carried out by the
board of trustees, to which they will
be submitted Tuesday at the latter's
annual meeting. Earlham will have
one of the finest heating and lighting
plants of any of the middle western
colleges, and which will ultimately
cost in the neighborhood of $4,000.
The building committee met at the
college this afternoon and the whole
matter was thoroughly discussed. Ow-
ing to the lack of funds it was shown
that a temporary heating plant would
have to be installed during the summer
months. and which would be replaced
later when there were funds enough
at the command of the college to in
crease the capacity Of the plant. No
light plant will be installed till the
heating plant is put in thorough work
ing order, as the latter is absolutely
needed at the college. The old heat
ing plant is entirely inadequate TO
meet the enlarged conditions at the
college.
Although it is not known definitely
Just what the board of trustees will do
in regard to the matter, it is said the
entire body is in harmony with any
suggestions made by the building COM
mittee, and it is safe to predict that
within the course OF the next year, the
plant will be installed completely and
in working order.
The addition of the new buildings
will add such a weight TO the heating
system that it will be impossible for
the old plant to carry the load, and as
there is no room where additions could
be made to the present system, it is abb
solutely necessary that a home Of its
own be erected. The old plant has
never even met the demands of Earl
ham, Parry and Lindley halls.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-10
FAST TEAMS COMING
To TRY OUT LOCALS
Lebanon. Frankfort and Port
land May Be Seen This
Week in Richmond.
ALL GO A MERRY CLIP.
DURHAM. FORMER RICHMOND
PLAYER. is WITH THE PORT
LAND EGATIoN-MooRE is
STILL ON PAY ROLL.

Manager Jessup stated this morn
ing that he will probably secure the
Frankfort and Lebanon independent
| teams as attractions here this week.
Next Sunday it is very probable that
the strong Portland team will appear
at Athletic park. Bull Durham. the
home run bingler. late OF the locals,
will be in center field for the Port
lands.
Pitcher Moore is still on the pay
roll of the Richmond team. He has
nSt yet informed Manager Grant of
the South Bend team of his where
abouts and Manager Jessup lives in
hopes of keeping the big fellow. Moore
states that he likes Richmond. Much
obliged. We are glad some players
can stand the anvil chorus.
Back of the players bench Sunday
sat a delegation of the Knock society.
They made much noise for the first six
innings, then did the glide from the
lot when the local heavy artillery be
gan operations. These Individuals ap-
peared to be low down enough to
throw lemons, the limit of low comedy,
but they did not attempt to throw
fruit-they were satisfied with pitch
ing their hammers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-10
Principals in Threatened Scandal at West Point

There is the making of a very
pretty scandal at West Point, and
there is every likelihood that it will
develop, Ia the picture is shown
some Of those interested. Mrs.
Elizabeth Fairfax Ayres, whose pic
ture appears at the top, has been
deniede- further entrance TO the
West Point Military Academy, be
cause Of falling out she had with
some of the authorities there, and
she threatens suit for 100000 dam
ages against Colonel II. L. Scott,
Superintendent of the Academy,
and Lieut.. Colonel Robert Howe.
who, she claims. are responsible
for the order against her.
The other lady in the picture is
Miss Ayres, who is aiding her moth
er. OF the three men, the picture
of Lieut.. Colonel Chas. G. Ayres,
known in the Army as the War
Chief of the Twelfth is shown at
the top. Below is Colonel H. L.
Scott, and at the bottom is Lieut..
Colonel Howe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-10
MISS MAUDE HELM IS
ADDED TO The FACULTY
viii Teach in the EarIham
Summer School.
MORRIS DILLON TO MARRY.

In addition to the regular corps oil
teachers at Earlham during the sum
mer term which will begin next week
Miss Maude Helm, of the class of '05
now at the head of the department OF
German and French. at Wilmington
College, has been added Miss Anna
Newman, of this city, viii this year be
in charge Of the department Of draw
ing.
The Earlham Science Club has elect.
ed Harold Z. Chapman president, For
est Allen, vice-president and Helen
Bair secretary and treasurer. These
officers viii serve during the next col
1ege year
Norris Dillon, graduated from Earl
ham College two years ago. now sec
rotary of the Y NJ c. A. at Denver.
Colo, viii be married late in June to
Miss Bertha Porter. preceptress in tbs
Adrian Seminary. al Adrian, Mich
Everest J. Macy. OF the class Of '04.
has just taken the position of assist
ant chemist III the State Agriculture
Experiment Station al Gainesville,
Fla
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-10

Kokomo, Ind. June 10-The mem
bers of the Kokomo Golf Club give an
emphatic denial to the report emanat-
ing from Marion that the kokomo
team had withdrawn from the Central
League and that on this account the
playing schedule would have to be re
vised The Kokomo team admits that
it is having some difficulty in fulfill
ing it's part of the schedule, as most
of the best players have thus far been
unable to leave their business to play
golf.
Its attempts to secure games on
Sunday have met with failure. but it
is confident of the future and its pres
ent intentions are to remain in the
league if that be possible.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-10
INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
URGED ON THE SOUTH
President Roosevelt Speaks at
Georgia Building.
RELIANT IMDIVIDUALISM NJ.

jamestown, Va, June 10-Presr-
dent Roosevelt spoke at the Georgia
state building at II O'Clock today. In
the course of his address ne said he
was deeply touched by the action of
Georgia, his mothers state. in erect
ing at the exposition replica of his
grandfather's house at Roosevelt, Ga.
He urged industrial growth in the
South and the need of education given
free TO all children without regard to
race or color. He said he earne silly
hoped that self reliant individualism
in this country would not be lost and
would never be exchanged for dead
ening socialism. He also urged 10y
atty TO the army and navy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-10
BENEFIT GAME WILL
Be PLAYED THURSDAY
IeSSup'S Colts to Meet the q.
& B. Bunch.
is FOR ROY SCHATTELL.

Manager Clarence Jessup's Colts
and the pill mixers representing Quig-
ley and Babylon, will meet in death
struggle at Athletic park Thursday aft
ernoon, in a benefit game for Roy
Schattell, who has played with both
teams during the present summer, but
who was injured while playing with
the Richmond semi-profesh aggrega-
ton a few weeks ago. The game
promises To be a good one and an ex-
ceptionally large crowd is expected to
attend as Schattell is justly popular
with all those who know him. There
too has been some speculation on the
comparative strength of the two
teams.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-10
FRANKFORT 10: DECATUR 2.

Frankfort, Ind, June 10-F'rankfort
defeated Decatur in a fast and Well
played game here Sunday by score
of ) to ?. Frankfort winning in bat
ting rally in the eighth inning. De-
catur objected on the Interpretation
of a ground rule and then, after re-
turning to play after a disgraceful
wrangle, Center Fielder Linderbeck de-
Hberately threw the ball away after
Hurst, for Frankfort had made hit.
scoring two runs. The big crowd left
the grounds in disgust and Umpire
Kimmon awarded the game to Frank
fort. to 0. The score:
R II. L.
Frankfort ..oo1 o 0 0 0 IS l
Decatur -. % 0 0 0 , O. . 2
Batteries-Frankfort Boyd and Han
ma: Decatur. Way and Daniels.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-10
RAMBLERS CAME HOME
WITH CAN ATTACHED
Defeated by the Fountain City
Ball Team.
UMPIRE GETS THE BLAME.

The Ramblers of this city, rambled
to Fountain City Sunday and returned
with the can attached, Fountain City
winning 6 to ,. The Ramblers claim
that the umpire held them up and went
through them. The Ramblers allege
that the winning run was made on two
foul balls which His jumps called fair
Score:
r. II. E.
F. City - o > o / o Is ) 8
Ramblers 0 1 o o > 0 Is s 6
Batteries - Lacey and Anderson
Marine and Goehner
Observation-Disclosures Z; Lacey, s.
Bases on balls-Marine, /; Lacey, .
Earned runs-Fountain City, 8;
Ramblers. 4.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-10
THROWN FROM BUGGY,
HAD NARROW ESCAPE
Robert PeeIe and Wife Met
With Accident.
HORSE SCARED AT A CAR.

Albert Peele and wife of New Paris
had a narrow escape from serious in
jury at New WesyfIIe, SUNDAY. The.
were driving north at the point where
the interur5an line turns out into the
road off private property. and the
horse seeing a car coming directly
toward it became frightened and
langed down fIve-foot embankment
and into wire fence. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Peele We're thrown violently for
ward to the ground, but fortunately
neither was severely Injured. although
Mr.. Peele received several bad bruis-
es
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-10
AGENT REPORTED MISSING
c., C.. & L. Night Ticket Man at
Muncie, Ind.

Muncie, Ind, June 10-Oliver c.
Parker, who for the past five months
has held the position of night ticket
agent at the c., c. & L. depot mys-
teriously disappeared from his post of
duty at about 2:30 o'clock yesterday
morning, and s81.81 is missing from
the cash drawer. Parker is suspected
of stealing the money by the police,
who spent all of yesterday looking for
the missing agent.
Yellow Clothes Are Unsiahtly.
Keep them white with Red Cross Ball
Blue. All grocers sell large 2 OF.
package, ) cents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-10
TONIGHT.

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets tonight. They produce an
agreeable laxative effect, clear the
head and cleanse the stomach. Price
% cents. Samples free at A. G. Ell-
ken & Cos drug store
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-10
er. Cunningham 2.

err Cunningham 2.
Sacrifice hits Cameron.
Stolen bases-Jessup, 3; Justice, Mil
Ter. MinZler
Struck out-Fisher, s; Mason, l;
West. >
Bases ON balls-Mason. 1; West, 3
Double plays-Fisher-Just Gamer
on.
Time of game hour, 40 minutes.
Umpire-Lally.
Attendance-2.50 800.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-10

You need tonic that will put the
sap of life into your system and forti-
fly you from all diseases. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea is recognized as
the greatest strengthened known
Tea or Tablets, 80 cents. A G. Luz
ken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-10

YOUR HANDS kept soft and vel
during summer work by using Petro-
Pine Cold Cream Ointment. For sale
hy all druggists