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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

outside before his place, and Hank sank into
chair beside him. He took the cigar which Broffy
offered and lighted it.
That's a job for the sheriff." he said jerking
his thumb over his shoulder. Say, what the ell
is the law for, anyway, Broffy?" he appealed
half guiltiy, but the latter shook his head.
"Ive seen the sheriff and that's CO." he
said, made holler right Off Wanted to know
what he'd ever done to Caps all right, you
know, Hank, for just roundin' up common MUIR
derers and cattle thieves but this is too many
for him"
mo, this DEAL the sheriffs in the discard. It's
an you an the school marin for it." And
Hank felt that he spoke the truth.
well, I'm out of it, he announced, and Broffy
heaved a sigh of resignation
During the weeks that followed, Hank but
little of Brofy. He knew that he had sold the
Red Light, and he saw him busy about his own
little shanty, but it was late in November before
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

Wco loIC Ill 4NONClibOi OCIOl .
he again talked with him.
Then one afternoon he came
to Hanks tent.
He poked his head through
the slit, then hesitated po-
litely while Hank stared in
wonder, which wonder in
creased as the rest of Broffy
showed into sight. Every
thing in his attire was won
derfully new and strange,
save the long boots, and they,
polished to the very tops,
were hardly recognizable. In
stead of the rusty jeans
which had long protected
Broffy's thin legs, were a
pair of trousers of very de-
cided black and white check,
and he sweltered beneath the
fuzzy folds of a winter weight
frock coat with long tails and
mapping pockets.
But it was the hat which
caught Hanks gaze. 1t was
a stiff of antique mode, with
tightly rolled brim and very
low crown, and, after one
look, he fell back upon his
bunk with a wild shrek of
laughter.
Dang it, 1 knowed yu
would" said Broffy, eyeing
him with bitter resignation.
He sat down, and removing
his hat, placed it carefully
upon another stool, and then
dded impressively:
"But maybe when you get
all the laugh outer yu, yu'll
be ready to sit up and listen
to some real news" He
mopped his heated face, and
Hank, choking back another
outburst, Strengthened up.
tits selling the Red Light
that did IL - hapan Proffv
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SIbtliflc Wnic.

Cincinnati, O., 20. San. -
Gin 8euer, lpelhes ihon ieit mcbre-
ren Gage in einem orei Stodlucrfe
boben Gofcbauien ser @eitenb : In'
loge ser yllnion 8aS & electric 60"
lpiitbct, peranlaBte baS Nuiiteigen 10
t6otli9er @oic, oaB fiini Irbeiter mo
cine In5abl Seucrmebrleilte iiberp1l'
tigt muroen. giner ser arbeiter, ein
Reger RomenS Sobn Eomea, %itiir5te,
ais er 0ie 9eiinnung %perlor, in Den
Sauien ,binein, uub ois man i'm nm
fer groBen Shmierigfeiten hcronSjo9.
NOR oas 2eben Don linn geipihen.
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TraTocnt Mooispclt's stifhna.

8oibington. 3. e., 30. Gan.
SIN Imtslofal bes Setret0rs oes
Sanbels. uno grbcits = Eepurteme1'
ties. Srn. Strolls, bot 9eitern Die er.
lte Sibung bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BON Gr1iioent Observation-Disclosures
Stiftung fir inouitrieuen Srieoen
ltattgefunben. auber ben Witglie-
bern bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iparen
Sugegcn: Gbef . Sberridter Uuller
bonn Sberbunoesgerift, aderbau-S ei
fret1r 0iIion, W. Sugbitt, Brdii.
bent ser Chicago II. RertbmeItern.gi
ienbobn 8eicllidoit, oils @cprdicn.
tontcn Scs aopitols, unb Scbn Mit-
dell, Br1iibent Der Ser. 0ribelor.
better bon Inerifa ais 8crtrCter Der
4rbeitcr.
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Wann nnS Tram ais IGrSef an9e.
flaat.

Mt. @ileoO, 8, 30, Gan. -
2ou 9olparo uno ieine 6rau Grace
iino olli Die Anfloge ser GrmorounG
oes Woblbobcnhen SnrmcrS oSDoo"
8eltbroof in Gor0in9ton am II.
MGr3 1904 pcrGaitet morocu. &cit-
broof mobnte bel Aiblep in Worrom'
Gountp; cr perfauite ieinc 6urm uno
begab iid) nud GorOington, no or 5ll'
lcBt in ser @irtbifoit bon Sugb
9iiiie, no 9olparo ais SdonflpGrter
angcitellt mar, geicben mltroc. 3mei
Wohen ipGtcr fano man ieine Seid)e
bel Garoington i'm 6Iuiie.
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Observation-Disclosures i'm 3auac.

&bicago, 81, 20. San.-2ie
Serbanblungcn 3wiidcn sen @enerol'
getriebslcitern non 40 meltliden
9abnen uno Sen acknowledgements
Scr betreiienOen 9abnen betreiis Der
@infiibrung Der Ndtitunoen.Irbeit
umo elmer 15spro5entigen 2obnerbp-
bung BADEN 6irr %begonnen uno es
maft gegenn1rtig Den Ginorud, ais
Oh Die Gr5ielung zines @inoeritGno-
mites nloglid mare.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
genanntcn 8ernfSitGnOe bin5ugciiigt
,nnrSop
Neutidfr Irst 81 Snlfe.

Sotfnung alf 8eneiung oeS @rs8olls
perneurS @igginS nod, nidt olli'
gegeben.
Olean, N..D.. 30. San. - Ter
renommirte oeuti6e Spe3iuliit fir
Ser5IeiOen, Gr, Sfoot aus Ioubeim,
lan9te aui einem grtra3uae bon Oil
Gitb, no or 1eneilt Bate, bier nl,, mn
Den @~rupcrnellr Sigaits SIT bebnir-
oeln. 9ie Arrangements fiir iein
8ommen paren bon Dem Stpager
oeS 8ranfqn, !. 6. Smitb, eetroiicn
Or. Sfott bieB Sic 9ebonolun9 oes
Eatienten burh Or. &ibbarb hit unb
oronete MIR cine fIcine 9lenberiutg
Der Giat an. Gr GuBerte iif, er babe
FatientPn 9cfannt, ocren 3liItono Der
ielbe runr, pie Ser oes Serrn SigginS.
uno meldIe mieOcr %geneicn ieien. @ir
perlnlttct, mar eS 5t elmer ,}eit Die
Nbiitt OeS @r.BouuerneurS gcrpeicn
it'd 5u Or. Sdott nnf 9eutiflnno
81 begeben, unS ais Ger oeutide Nr5t
Dies bortc, beihloB or, Serrn Siggins
in Clean oui5uiuhen.
Or. Sibbaro erfl1rte 9eitern NbenO,
nnhoem or Serrn Siggius INN 5cbn
ll5r beild)t Bate, cs iei mdbreno oeS
Cages foftiih feline Nenoerun9 i'm
3nItapoe oes aranfcn eiugetreten.
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WrItcrn Marplanb G~iicnbahn.
YepInneno %. yiobtmber, berIdbt SEuensS ta.!0
ar6ofid,

gepinneno %. Eonember. berIdbt Stuens5 tu..or
.5dgltf1.
4.t0 WorgerS-ShneIpoft, Snaerstoipn. -R. q
@.sSabn," BapHesboru. gbdmbersbure unb
ausoeromneu Sonniag, eancod uno Guri'
herl1no.
3.04 gldhnr. - Accommodation mad tinions
griege, foipie tdaIth, ousgenonneu SorntdA
Wors, Snttooer. 8ettbsbure uno y. tno o.
9ioition Gunfter.
s4.bh Endm. - grpreb. Snipttinie, Sdaers.
torn. Sdncod. Sbtppenshure uno, duSpsroms
men Sonninq, 5reoerid unb gmmttsbure
Varlolpg 91pauu.
5dalidb. ausaenommen senutaa.
6.l5 MorgcHs - Dort, y. mo 8. 1tbiiton iino
Gonriiinie bfilib bon Gnnorps6robe. fofuie
Carlisle,
1850 M'orecrs - girom. mao sisbieIS. foipis
Grinitsbnrd.
1000 Mloreen5 - @eftrrn 9rpreb, gaefiuinfter,
gietp Binofcr. linton yrioae, 9rieebiue (Sre.
eerid). 1biirmont. &abnesboru. gbnmbets.
hnra SdoersioIuu. Sdrcod. Cumberland UNI
9lfins. buffet Observation-Disclosures.
6.33 Nddbm. - Accommodation nah Sdncber.
6.25 Ihenos-Hffom. mad Union Rribae.
Pnr Trauerftags uno SamitaaS.
If. 90 Nbenos - gfioui. nab tlniousBrtoee,
Ynr Sonntags.
$50 Wlorgens-gffori. mad unious9rtoGe mo
Sanooer.
" 6dLt Mot an QennfeI eania .spe. CITATION an.
". 8nbsrtipu, q. w. Sowea,
Sen. .eefbhftsfabrer. sen. .qaf. .gsent.
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Snusc Samen! Madjt GmdJ bicie
Cffcrtc AT Nrbe.

gir biIeen ieet cine alofe fir iinee 9omen
in %nnferer electric Tamenffneibtr . entem.
Sfnte. 9iner Der 0ortbei!e an Oct 9ieibril.s
pung bicfer Gldlc IN Der. oaf S6iiIerinnen
beitei. 9iefe a'aiie fpiro am (. Hnnudr 1907
sufdrmer ireieH. Speaieae gorIeTnrpsr 5luei
uuo brei @PnI bic Wp6e. araenb cine inngs
Game bic cine i1ibiopnbIe GdineioeriH 81 lper'
= Ttir bsiierf elug'urft f6reibe ooer penbs
rrnii fh M Tr. M. Snters,s ut. 302. Neit.
caratusa.. Gde Soiparb.etr. (S70-)
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Icrmiidtc telegrapbiid)c Scpeidrn

Sm Gountp-S eiangniB 5u al'
banp, H.-Y., madten 6ranf, alias
naio" aeap, unb Com aeap einen
6ludtoeriud, inoem iie Den @Grter
George CABIN nieocrihlngen. Sabp
erbolte lid jeood balO uno 5nang Die
Sliiftlingc nit uorgebaltenem Hepol-
per CUR llmfcbr.
-Sn Sprins Sill, bel Gbarleiton,
". .Sa., brad) in Dem Sauie Der 6rall
Soiepb anudles, oils lie nad) Dem
nabegelegenen 9ruunen ging, 6euer
aus, unb ais Die 8ran mad Sauie
fnm, innb Tie ibrr beioen fleinen Sin,
Der. melde lie auein in Dem perIhloi.
ienen Sauie 5uriidselaiien bate. ais
2eihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
Cation anS StseIanbtown II.
enrlibt's .9ihenfran i.Sane."
Marplano & EeunIalpania 81. n.

9hae perldfen Worth. Reconsideration:
7.30 @orn. NOD PORT liaIi6, auSgenonmeit
Gonniugs.
$50 0ornr. md leila. MIR GonntcQs.
$50 Snrn,. uat BeInir tdglid, auSgcnom'
men Sonnia9S.F
1,2o @dthm. mao NeIair, MIR eumifaas.
1926 gutin. iaf Dorf tdeIit, nussenomnien
GonriueS.
4.O5 gahm. nod 9eItd, MIR Gonntnes.
4.45 gudm. mad 9siair ideIi9, anseenorts
men Sonut0gs.
500 abenos nan 9elta tdsIi6, auseenom.
men Gonntdls.
# LOO Tbenbs nod TeIta. nut scnntnas.
80 abeno5 mad BeIair, Wiitiipo6 u. Sams
'tnu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30

RUM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iND yeIpfDult VIlo Ue'
reit Bltm @ebrnub in Der 9dmoeus iIno Wtt
Rob llsSintiun lint 1000 NbeHhs.
II. nan 4tlantie.eitn an 0o6ertngeu: =.
rod Mtiantir.6ttp tiaItdb; .. mad Mtlnntte.Gitn
Sonntaas. Nnt SINCE balter In Wtimiugton.
e bdlt In 9befter an.
fhila,. Nffonl.. Gamblers citation, 1918 Rorn.,
l2. 20 gntbni.. 20. 10 abenos; lRt. gfpnnlsSfdtion,
1920 g;orm.. 1926 gadnm.. 26.t5 @benos.
abcrbeen Itfpns., Characterization, ri. 90
Hdhnl, l6.10 Nhenbs; DIT. H~onaI'Stntt0p
n or PndIm, 1915 @benbs.
Sieferbirunp bon Adnm in cdlaf' ooer Bar,
lorsypnaqorS. Speiferdten etc. fperoen fhneu be-
fnrpt per 9efepbou IN allen f~oiaeuoen BILLET
Fiirenlr: Charles, uno 91.timure.Strabe Q. &
r., Ct. Gaul 1924 ooer no. @nnrtlauo tb0t;
git. Rondf, Sintion. e. & a.. Wt. Sermon 3t23:
COMMUNICATION Snfcrmdiionsseiireau G. 4 Y
-. VdiI s46. ooer mb, goIrt.Ilo a7S6: UNI
Rr. 626 SiiosDrole.pc1.
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Baltimore 9ampf Hafct So.
ialte nno snurridii9e gIai.atnis.)
%te Der. StddtensBoit bef8rbernb.
Tampfer r@irginia" lten). rMlabama,"

pWtUrgiN," yStuneNtf".
9arnpter fabren. tieIt6. Serttags aisaenotl'
uterL bon ben .n9aleinie" .eters. gar. 1p-ls,
eiabtsStrabe. $50 9benbS, otreft nod CD
8olrt Comfort gorfult Rortsneuib unb alien
Runften bes S!herls, @erttnbnrq In .Clo
loirt Comfort init Is. & 9. 9ifehhabR". Nach
.Geabonrb sir zine" foIloen 3na lab. Qcrts.
mouth hnb %gttIantd. IN gorfpIf Terblllouna
NIT her r%sItlnntie Coat Cine" aeorfoIf uno
ue'ilih unb lib Dominion aine" mao Stem.
bern. gsafb.ugion, g.'G., ai6mono. Bi.. unS
sleipsUori.
mabIBeiteu itad europdilnem Blame. 9urn.
Iompibei6una. aoien fret. Refern.rte aninien.
%ituuier In ben stuet'9iireanr Der Bob Cine
Wr. f07, ioft'PaIiintrre, Strake. BIT. 500 mno
baltimore. uno gdIoertsS irabe. Continental
Trtfi Nnllbing" uno aIbaueb's &c. 100. Toros
GbdrleSsStr1Be.
Jpbu ". Ghermpub, @. Brown
@tce'prdf. II. Gen sD'unaeer. H.'Raf.' Spent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30

Heiit mad Slorion. = ST..
George 9. Sanoers Don Hr. 1901,
5oIbroof- Apenue, miro nad)iten Mo.
not mad SIorioa iiberiieoeIL Inn lif
onielbit Ser 4olonie gItero an5uid)lie.
ben. pelfe bon elmer Sefte segrinoet
mliroe, Die g(aubt, Dab Die eroe cine
boble augel lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
Sun Gee nnO Safcn.

20 -----
n9ronbcnbug" idbrt bcttc nit is
aoiiiten. unb 80 3ruiihcuocdS.
Eoiiogieren nod 8rcmcll ob.
Shooner y2a.prcncr i. Gorbitt"
g~eitronoct. Shlcpponmpicr
.MfllrcQ" i%ibcrfGlliG.
Ger .Noroocutid)r 2Iop0" Cant
pier .9ronocnburN" i0brt bclte 9t1d)s
mittoo nm 2 llbr nit - BoIagiercn
in ser &oiiitc NM 30 I'M 3mildenbed
nad1 Bremen ob, llHicy ocn &oiiiterr
Ioiiogiereu bcfin0cN iih %iolgenSt
9oltimorer: Scrr u10 Sruu i. NIiolL
Die 6rl. Nina u,o Norio Ii'olL Serr
uno GSrou ScinriG 9ritclberg, Ser
aIfreo ul,o Srau 9Ionhc SoninN,
Sr. @iaiom Soning, Sr. Gbri'tio"
Slug, Sr. Sobn Graocrs, Sr. aarl
Werner,. 81 o.,
3 d. o acitran0et,
@ci Somptou.Toaos, IN Der NGbc
pou Sort IonroeJ lief IN 5olgc OeS
beitigen bdSturme3 Der diS 6oortr
n2oiurcnce76. Gorbitt" aug GriSiiclo,
No, oitf Den Strone Eie 2ednlf.
bolttcn oes Sdiifes iitp BON Ocit
@psen lpcg9epoIhcn.
ShIepp0ompfcr pcrmibt.
Ter SbIrpp0ompier nWtlrrcl"
NIT cincm 2oitfu4k bcioe Gigcntbanl
Scr Baltimore & Bolton Barge Co."
iiitb ieds Gage iiberidaig. sic Der
lieBen GborlcIton, NC, fir Norfolt
gcitern Dor eircy @ofr, nno man
bat lett Der Belt bon Den Sdiiien
nno ibrer Is Monn %itnrfcn 9tiobung
Nid)ts gebort. Naes Sud)cn nab
ibi,en mar bis jcBt pergebli6. Gic
&eiIe bon GborleIton lloh Nutfolf
nin,n,t nur 5lpci Gage in NniprldD,
unb Dan il, Den criten Sogen nod)
Der Nbrciie Ser S6iffe glltes @etter
bcrrid)te, 10 ninrmt man an oaB Die
ielben pielciHt al ir1elio elmer Stelc
Dor gnfcr ge1oracn iillo, bon no Gus
cine Werbinol,ng nit Der &ilItc lid
ritt leidt beperfIteaigen lGBt.
-------
81 n "a a n ., - I I ~ ~ n ~ ttfr Non
bonn a. Bis 8. 1cbruor in So5o5er'S
SaIc itottfin6en 9a8or Scr anoben'
grigobc ii,ib ocntodt iuorben. Sim
Gr6ifluings.gbcn0 miro oltd Scr
Sbcr.Gommonbont Scr 6notcn.9ri.
9ooe bon @merifo, ST.. 81. S. 9opc
bon Iittsbnrg. gict.Grdiibcnt Der
Carnegie toblpcrfe, Sugegcn iein.
9ie Wopors.Gonbicotcm fir bic &C.
itimmt miro, iin0: %. Gaben grlice,
Geo. @. grolun. ). Charles 2intbi.
chm, 6. Glop Sinanus. s. =. @af.
ter unb Geo. 81. @nither.
II noanf It Scr @elt + II.
Gum Can't Ooiiir, ooB er BON
bem Captain YouI ginbruif i'm
Semi Der SciISornce, Nr. 759, @cit.
ErottitroBc. ouiNcnommen unb &c
ipeiit ipuroc. bcitobl Ser etlpo 3S
Sabre olte Soicpb Gallagher ieinen
@cNltbdtcr. @oQogbcr fam ON les.
ten Gonneritno iricrenb ltno GunGriG
81 Capt. 9iubrufi. 2etterer nobnl
Den armen off. CAB ibtn nidJt nur
Speiie. aleiber nro Sditbe, ioroern
lieB linn oiid nod fir cine leidte
iarbcit $50 pctbienen. Pint Conn.
toa abeno ioa nun @allagber1 III NIB.
peien6eit ieines &o6ltbdters beiien
@elbfoiten erbrod)cn uno aus ocmiel.
ben $31 eeitoblen Gaben. Ter Gieb
mar iibriscns 10 anitdnbia, So in Der
aaiie suriifSulaiicn.
Gle 9out6atiafeit III
Torboit : Baltimore nimmt nid)t ob.
grd)iteft Sofob !. Germig orbeitct
Yldne aus fir ben 9au BON 50 5lpei.
itodigen &1uiern an beiben Seiten
Der @oIfeItrabe 5piid)en 2qnpoleitr.
uno Hortb ; Npenue. Iie Soften
iperoen $4,000 icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30

EaHe sur 8eiie in's anslanb BE-.
iorat &. &aine, Ser. 4t3, Cit.Salti.
morc'S traae, nabe Goitumboaie-Xse.
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Mpbsrt Npnmer's
MP f.lnnuuffftur,!fnuc.

,Wpsart.Wd inner tur.Sane,"
Gr. 192i-iD23, CrIenns.strabe.
Sa%uptauartier bes .Mo3ari . Mdnner'
moes." Sin9itunoe ieben Gonnerilae
gbeno. Scr nWoBcrt Bau' unb 2eibs
9ierein" %nerfnmmelt fid ieben Wlent19
bier. Gbefapeafe : Ielepbon 8olIe
S44 q. (glpriI4,1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30

aalut Nifh' ,,WifIubie.S dut,"
Pprbpit.GGe uUri pD,c. nth 5Utrtf.Str.
Sa%uptnuariier beS 8efuugneretns pWieio,
Die, Silaiiunoen teoen 9onner'iGagIDeno
BerfammIunaen oes centennial Wlebeer'
8creilS" teocn Q. mn 4. Bienitag i'm
Uionoi. Ielcpbon-G. & q. Wcite iTb8 U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
@oIlin rebet.

Decentralization Balm bon Ser
~Samburg q. Imerifo : Clinic" belt
bei'm 6eitmabl 81 Gbren Don Sat
iers @e~burtstag cine &eoe. in Der er
peridieoene Bbaien Ser jiingiten
@a9l beiprod. Gr beflagte es, bob
aud i'm neilen Heid)stag pieber iof,.
%perit1noige Gertreter BON Snouitrie,
Sanoel mo Sdifiiabrt ieblen mir.
orn. Cine Reform lei bn crforoerlid).
Tas @ablreht ioae 81 benz 3mef
geGnoert peroen, ipobl ober
fonntelt beriifsmdbige @ertreter Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30

. Nronbcnbur1" iGbrt bc>ttc nit is
@oiiitcn. um6 80 3miihcuocdS.
Goiiogieren mad, Srcmcli ob. =
Shooner n2a.prcncc i, Gprbitt"
geitronoct. S6lcppoompicy
.MltrcQ" iibcrfQlliu.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-20
FAMILY co THROUGH
ON UNUSUAL WALK
Abraham ArhaId, Wife, Two
Year-OId Daughter and a
Black Pup Included.
NEW YORK TO MISSOURI.
HAND CART USED TO TRANSPORT
THE BABY. THE DOG AND A
SMALL SUPPLY OF PRoviS-
IONS.
NEW YORK TO MISSOURI.

Mr. and Mrs Abraham Afraid two
year old daughter, black pup and a
small hand cart. passed through the
city today. enroute from Rome. n. Y.
TO Birmingham. Missouri Every
inch of the way through the states of
New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio.
have they walked-and they intend to
keep on walking until they reach the
extreme southwest corner of old Mis-
souri,. where they intend TO take up
claim that is. If they like the place.
otherwise they will push little far
Their along the trail OF the setting sun.
Arhald. his small family and few be-
longings. not To mention the dog.
started out on their long journey afoot
two months and twenty days ago Ar
hald estimates that they have travelled
so far. / 100 miles that there still re-
main 700 miles before the Journey
end is reached.
Tired: Not in the least Ny wife
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-20
NEW DESIGNS FOR
STAMPED ENVELOPES
They Will Be in the Form of an
ElIipse, on End.
IN THE PRICE,.

report on the new designs for
stamped envelopes and wrappers has
been received at the local postoffice.
The stamps will be an elipse on end.
The one-cent stamp will have the pic
ture of Benjamin Franklin and will be
green; the two-cent stamp will have
the picture Of George Washington and
will be red; the four-cent stamp will
have the picture of Benjamin Frank
lin and will be black, and the five
cent stamp will have the picture of
George Washington and will be blue.
A change is announced in the price
of stamped envelopes to take effect
July 1st. The change. an increase. is
due to the fact that the department
has failed to make a contract for
this class of supplies at as low rate
as formerly. The increase will
amount TO four cents a thousand The
postoffices We're warned six months
ago TO lay in supply before july /
al the old contract and the Richmond
Office took advantage Of this.
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G. III. Grant. NJ. D.. Cor. Eighth and
South A street. Office hours, s to 9
morning; / to afternoon; 6 to 7:3O
evening. Both phones No. 90.
6-20-15t-eod
See Nicholson's Windows. 20-2t
Butterick's patterns. Morris & Co.'S
Telephone the Richmond Steam
Laundry to get your laundry If
Turtle soup at Louis Wrede's, Bes-
selman's old stand. "a S. 9th st.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hallowell have
gone to Middletown, O., to attend the
funeral of S. P. Crane, relative,
which takes place Friday afternoon
See NichoIson's Windows 2O-2t
Try our fine turtle soup Thursday
evening at Louis Wreder's. Bessel-
mans old stand. "a South Sixth street.
19-2t
Miss Gertrude Hassenbusch has
gone to Cincinnati where she will Wis
it friends and relatives for few DAYS
Mrs. c. A. Brehm. 35 North Eighth
street. has returned from Cleveland.
Ohio6 where she has been attending
the midsummed openings.
See NichcIson's Windows. 20-2t
Turtle soup at Louis Wrede's. Bes-
selman's old stand. 81 S. 9th st.
Don't forget to call at 10 \. Sth
street soon and register for the valu-
able lot to be given away in Beall View
Addition soon. Costs nothing lat
Turtle soup at Louis Wredes. Bes-
old stand. 81 S. 9Th st.
Turtle soup at Louis Wredes. Bes-
selman's old stand, 81 s. 9th ST.
Turtle soup Thursday evening at
Louis Wreder's. Besselman's old stand.
"A South Sixth street. 19-2t
Finest Ensravines and Water coiors
ever shown in Richmond, at Nichoi-
sons. ao-2t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-20
WOODWARD LODGE HAS
A MEMORIAL SERVICE
Address Delivered by the Rev.
J. O. Campbell.

Woodward lodge of Odd Fellows
held its annual memorial services
Wednesday night in the lodge hall.
The exercises were inspiring. Prob
ably owing to the postponement of
the meeting from last week. there
was not as large attendance as was
anticipated, but nevertheless the SER
vices were conducted in the usual i'm
pressiye manner.
The Rev. ]. o. Campbell, pastor of
the Fifth Street NJ. E. church, deliv-
cred the address.
During the past year three members
of Woodward lodge have died and for
these resolutions were read Instru-
mental and vocal solos were also Civ
en-.
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has walked as far as l have, that
means nearly 1.5O0 miles and both of
US never felt better in our lives. Look
at the baby-does the long hike seem
to have affected her health?' The re-
porter gazed at the infant as she play
ed with the dog in front OF farm on
the National road about a mile west of
the Country club. Here Arhald and
his household were enjoying a brief
breathing spell in the shade of a big
tree Mrs. Arhald was spreading out
some eatables which a farmers wife
had given her. The baby looked the
picture of health. Dirty. but rosy
checked, bright eyes and flaxen hair.
She cooed and romped with the tired.
shame-faced little dog.
A Useful Hand Cart
The household goods were stored in
a large valise. The hand cart was
used TO transport baby. the dog, and a
small supply of provisions. No troop
of Indians ever Travelled in lighter
orders than the Arhalds.
4 was born in England" stated Ar
hald. but nearly all my life have liv-
gu III nome, ~ T.. lW61IS-SlA miles
from New York city. Rent is high
there now and wages are poor. My
pa lives in Birmingham Mo. and he /
wrote to me and told me had better /
come out there said the head of the /
family. as he sat in the shade of the
tree. Il decided that / would do so.
had only $40 and naturally the only
way for me TO get to Missouri was to
walk My wife thought that this /
would be a good plan. so April / We
started out on our long journey We
passed through Buffalo Pittsburg. Co +
umbus and Springfield The wealth
-r has been terrible aud | have only +
been able 10 secure employment once
Dn the road. but from now on | hope
% secure enough work to keep my
amily well supplied with food Ny
80 gave out some time ago and since
hen We have begged for food The
Quincy so Tar has been uneventful.