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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
Bic fran50iild)c Icmufratic.

Gle @inter'eliipn ser iran56jiid)ell
hammer miro Dor ihlpicrigen SruocIl
'tcbcn. Gic Scrrihoit lit befanntlid,
III Den SunOen ser GllBcrItrn biiraer.
lld)eli Einfcli, ulo Die SoSialoemos
tratcn 1cborcn nod INNER mebr oocr
lrenlger oifen 5lull Hcgicrrmlaablod.
Winilterprulioent 1T ser Mann, mel.
der in @ortcl ols iein Froararnnl
Die Iortletnng Der bon Ser Hcpolll
tom be1omnenen auigabe be5eid)net.
bon Dem Oas Wort ltanlmt, Ole Hepo.
luton ltele einen ioeellen glod oar,
luelfcll man I'M @an5en anllcbnell
ooer nblebnen miiBte - @coraes Sic.
mcllceall. Cine 0enlofratie, sic lid,
III @orten iebr rooital 9eb1roet, lit
am Mltoer. Sas Rroblem MN, oas
Die lnnere Eolitif Srantreih's Ser
lldtIleu Sabre beihGitigen miro, oas
Problem, in Dem biele Earteirittunlg
entneoer iie8en ooer u%nteraeben milB.
beltebt oarirL bab Die Sbaten Sen
Worten an9epaBt meroen miiilen,
lucnn onoers Die berrifenoc Eartci
llld)t Dor Dem gall5en 2anoc einae.
itcben mill. oab lie nid)t i'm Staloe
lit, ooS Heiprmprogramm, nli bas
bin ie geipGblt lit, aild) 81 uermirf.
lid)cll.
Ter abitanb ober 5miid)en Sen SC.
mofratiihen @orten nllb ben Demo.
frotiiden Sbatiad,en lit in Irantreit,
iebr grob. aroBer ais in Den meiiten
nloeren 9Gnoern. GS 9lebt monar-
d>lld), ODER mic man oild) - penn
alld) iGlihlid - meint, iogar man.
DIES alltcfrntiif re9ierte 9nlb, mie
5. y. SeItreid : llngarn uno oaS
oelitife Heid, 100 oie Sbatiadcn
). .. Der Steuergeles9cbum9 poer
ol,d) Der Mettipred]una. Der iojialcn
Srgnniintionel ipeit oemctratild)er
limo, ais in 6rnnfrcidl oab oui ieoem
iciner oiientlid)en @eballbe. ia ioaar
auf ieinen 8cloitiiten Die orci bod.
~trabenoen @ortc Der Hepolution:
n2ibcrtc. Ggolitc, Sratcrnltc" pran.
gen ldBt. Sefamhtlih lit ca icit ei.
mem Sabr5ebnt nod pol, ielter Eartei
bel ieoen @oblen pcriprotcn moroerL
cine o~llgenleine proarciiipe Ginfom.
menlteuer ourdl5liebcn, abcr nod, fci.
ucm Winiiterium lit cs gellm1cn.
@abrid)cinlid miro aud, Glemencedu
oarnn id,citern. alld) aus orn pri.
poten Giienbabnen iolltcn Stoatsbaf.
nell gemaft meroen. oalnit Ser 2obn
oes mirtbid)aitlid)en Sortid)ritts nid,i
oen 9eiieern pom Gipiocnoen.Eopic.
relL ionocrn Dem Stoate 5lguie
fplnnlt. Mber 10 oft ein loldles Tro.
jeff Dor Ser aalniner erifeilit, 10 oft
p~eriinft es pieoer in GiuntcI, beilll
p1breno oie Gemofratic sic @ortc
beberridt, bat Die Sod)finan5 uno bic
9ourscoiiir ibre &auo alf Den Sin-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
SnheSfGlc.

rate laisrr. 20 Sabre alt. 5raniliI.s auarc
3pipitnl, I. Gobcr1ber.
Aunnic 5cner. rs Sabre alt. 9tr. 1884. Oft
Sortsaloeue, .. 9ipbeinber.
(Seurae Grill. 81 Sabre alt, gtr. coo. gi0rot
GaitlesStra6e, 9. Wooember.
9bp. 9ammrrt, 30 Sabre alt. 9tr. 1905, CIT
SaueitesStrabe, 10. Gooember.
6tdnarb Sinpei, 10 Sabre alt, Nr. 1922. on
Wiubifon'S traBe, 0. gtooember.
Scrman 0tid,ter, SO Sabre aIi. ,Ylps8ieD.
Wfpl." 9. Tooemhcr,
Gitfabctb Soldier, IS Sabre alt, Bah 8iepr
Nipi." Q. Wubember.
suian Srirtcr, 81 Sabre aIi. Sir. 147, Nc
0enrn,StrQEc 10. NOpcIIber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
(pbn ". II. Sa5Jc.

IS itarb ant 10. Muuember 1907 Jubu gS. "
Saie i'm Nlter BON / Sabr, 4 MionateH u1b 81
1uecn. q~eliebtcS Soblbeu bon GmiI lnb Sbn
Safe, aeb. CUBAN. Sic NeeroiGuna iiroct an
Sicuitag, Gidhmiiidas > llbr. bonn 3rduerbaule,
Nr. lt05. ISuiunIcs &IraBc, ans ltnti.
jiofcl wciier nm perihUinneIl.
u.aUd,c lGGi ais Hnolpe ub.
Sfi. peilH Freiioc laliin iih filocil,
S.CIllI Iie loon Der 5oo inS &cuh.
Wa. GHG ientr 1EluG III lecr!
l,nier Eubu lit mint mebr!
Uruiomcr upu iciaen Gitcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
HD5u ,Sclb.

IS fturb ain #. 9iopeutber 1907 Ruiu SeIb,
Suiti1 oeS oerliprbenen Gharle5 SeIo, i'm ylIter
bon 20 Sahreu. Sic Neeroiaung iinoet Epn'
nrritaa. Den II. NoOember, = ubr giu6mittlas.
pun i6reH SeiIn, m. y. SiIo.Guialps StraBe.
aus TAFT. uo5u Nerpuioie NIB ,Sreunoc Oct
Sunlilie adiIngspon elnge!doen iino.
(31G-1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
Garl Shomas.

slm sonnnta9 abeub nm Al0 llbr Oerftieo
rad llnperem Gcioen infer geliebier @ltts iilo
Batter Carl Stomas. Ste 8eeroiguuG iiHpet
bcute, Sleniilg, ben ~. Wpoember. ooIH 1rnu'
crbnilfe. Hr. 1, 8eit soenriettas Sirabe, aus iiait.
9ie trduernoeH Sinterbliebenel
t316D Grau 2ina 5hulgas nsbt 0inoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
Yertha 81 brcubt.

IS i.arb am 10, Topelnbcr 1907 Bertha
dbrenot il FILTER BON SO Sabren uno S no
Winnie @uip. Nr. 200. @ougbs5traBe. Sic
@eerhi9ln2 fiuoet Witt,upd,, ben 10. Aiopenl5er
1907. Hntmittu9s lm = llbr. itlti. Serlpalote
liro Nrenltoe iiHo nhtirgspol eti9eluoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
Waa0alenu TrcNcr.

IS iiarb AM II. gIooember 1907 D,agSalena
SrrHer, g8ittfue bon 8,u. ". Srener. Sic BE
eroiAnn9 finbet Wlittwud, ben IS. Nopember,
luna, Er. 1924. S8eilspufapette. Apenllc, aus
llatt. @eifstulG pripatim, Nitte reiIe Hllis
men. t3lG-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
s. Wcor9c Grill.

IS iiurb niI o. gippenlber 1907 ilnd Iiugertm
Hctoel 8curec t8riI in feiicm u. Hebensiabrr.
~ee!icbtcr So5l BON @oilirieo lno 9ora Grill.
Sic VeeroiaullA finoe! AM Tien'taa, yicr9cn9
mn s llbr, bon Der g%Sopnul1 ieiner SdhipCittr,
RI. 22i9. Sit.Iiaoitons StraBe. ans iidd Der
Il. NIpreasaStirte iiatt. no nm 3 llhr cine
jtcGuieuImeNe iilr leiu Seclcnbcil ~9ebnIten. Wlto.
IgJ1--r "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12

3lpoli Glerf$ bcS dem /
ld)ct Bureaus Ger @unocSreaierlil1
baben lid) bercit erflGrt. lire Nollt
III Mtdrttc III traget nno Die ioAc-
lollnten rSoit Grints" o%urd5upro.
biren. ,Gieic Sempcren5eetrGnfe iol.
len nGnllid) Gocnill, Gafiein, Gblprut.
bporat mo Spium e~ntbolten -
Stof1c, bon oencn init ieoer eiu5cIne
gefabrlid)er lit ais Der pielbefGmpftc
lln0 plelgeldmGhte Hlfobol. @ir be
lpnnoern Die illnQen Gbemifer Oh if.
ret Spfcrmiligfcit. (g8bl. )-@cnn
oicle Sampercn5getrdnfe Die gennlll.
ten @ifte entholtcn iollten, 10 it's
bod llltt notbpcnoig. 5ipolf mcnid,.
lld)c Terillfstonind)en oanrit Sll &c.
i1brSen. Sic Stoiis laiien iid) dye.
mild n%odyueiicn mo oos d)el1iid)c
@ureali lit bu5u ga. Hubrlmas unb
8%entbmittel ollf ibrc Ncinbeit u,
nlttrllid}eit, obcr ltid)t on aberdeen
81 erprobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12

Iie StaatsanmaItd) dat
III Miind)en beid)dftigt lid NIT oeGi
9alloel gei1lifter a%unitperfc, bic
neuerbings mieoer in Maiien oiii Den
Wnrft fommen. Is banoelt lid, be.
icnbers nm eefdlihte SellhafaSilbcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
=. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

rgspan.s trakrn Smmerudprcnoer 9ancerein."
Etc rs. SabreSoerfammlu1g NIB 0eaInieiI-
ipabl finoet INittippdl, Den Is. p,oDemDeJ III
VI. 924, 3eoan. StrGbe, TAFT gidhianlpefenne
Wstt9liebcr p%ertdIlei III ole g~eieBlite Sttu,e.
Geo. 3. FrrdItei,
tSl8-O Eeiretar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12

Nuiplanb's tirfiide BGoer,
Go.itstle. gebaabe. VSftamt oesen. etets often.
(1ug22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12

IicOeutibcn o5iuloemp o.
trotiiden @cmcrtitoItcn bnben I'M
Sabre 1906 iiir StritcS mo Au5,
l%perrun9cn Die Smmc pom 1897.
S62 Marf uusNcqebcn; 6,GS9,32S
Wart iiir IngrifiSs S%tritea, 1885,
455 Wnrf iiir Mb>pebr-S triteS nno
5,315,079 Morf fiir NllSipcrrlmgcr.
9nNriiis. Strifes. ionocn 1890 ltntt,
Nbmcbr' StrifeS i0lS mo NuSiprrs
rurgen $50 an btu 1878 Stritc$
ulo MusIpfrruh9cn morenUl inoGc-
lanmt 2S9g537 mdnmIltq imp 26,5O5
lnrjblidlr Rcrielcn betIcill9t. Gr-
iplarcid) lparen 1888 Strifes. tbeil.
mciie crioIareid So. crjoleIo$ 1872.
Sei 2s7 &icn iii Der Y.5aoIa
litbCtonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
Scrman Hidltcr.
hilbert Is. fSnucr,

2eidlcabeitntter.
TnhfoIScr bon 8iliam g. 5rD uno bel ibm
fir "A Sabre befbIitigt. DIT. 22t, Huro.Nruao.
iuah. IeIepbon: 8olfe 2203. Wid6i9e Yreiie.
(Sft2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12

Sic Mrmen. Vcb0roe 6 i.
coao'S itellt ieit, onB in ben 6abrlfen
scr Stoot ourdlhnittlid) icben Saa
Elm Iolnilienpoter um'S 2cbcn tonlmt
mo ieine Sonlille poum Der Notb
p%rcia0cgebeu lit. 3ll elmer obliaato.
ridden MISUNDERSTANDING Der Irbel-
ter forlnlt eS ~oeSiucgcn bier 81 Sanoe
bod) nld)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12

@eprgia / it pom eritcn IA.
mar l1odIitcn &obres all, trodcn.
Gbcnlo miro q 9Iobomo iein. Mnine,
@oil'os l1n a1oere Staoten iit1o IS
ld)on ldngIt, lueni9ltens auf Dem ga.
pier, Sn lcnnc'iee linb 90 bon @6
Counties trodcn. Su 2pllilinno ia
ben iid) Ct Don - Counties iiir Mb.
ld,offung Scr nSaloons" crfl1rt. Tn
&irginien limo - bon 100 Counties
trodcn. Bon SEN IS Counties bon
Dttlloilri buben 80 oen Iltoboluer.
tailt perboten. Sopn bat 60 trodcnc
Counties aus 80; in Horo.T afotd lit
itaatlidf Erobibit'on Neiet geruor-
ben; Colorado hat ciu 2ocal Option.
@c'ee all9rl,onun9l, ebeilio Sllinoia.
Sn Oregon unb Golifprnien modi
lid ltarfe prohibitinoniiiiife S'ro-
mnng 9clten. Nem@9anlpibirc. Gas
i'll SATIRE 1850 bon Der itaatlife,
Nrnblbitlpn 6llr 2ocul Option iibcr.
gina, orebt nit cincr Hiiffebr Sinl
frilbcren WcicB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12


Sic Ginfubr BON tropis
id)cn mo inbtropiiben Nroouften
i'lr'il,t ltetl9 SIT. Sn 1885 belieien tic
lid oiif 2lS Miuioren Collars, ;ebn
Sabre lp1ter oli BOB Wtilionen ulo
iii 1905 ouf sos Minionen Collars.
SicleS Sohr miro bicie ginfibr GOO
Wiuioncn iiberid,reiten. Sn ser
&ouptlat)e iino es IrtifeI, Die mir il,
oen Serellliaten Staaten nid)t pro
'hi,jlrel fonlien,---So importirten mir
ii. Den erlten . Monaten bieies Sab
res iilr nlebr OILS Sc Milionen Dol.
lars aaiice, fir iibcr 1917 Wiuionen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12

pei SEN ItGbtild)en @c'
neinocratbs @nhlcn III Gn9lono hat.
ten sic Sosioliitcn iibcr 200 Ganoi.
bntcu nllfgcitclt, iolt 800 mebr, ais
lebteS Sabr; pier5iA 6roltcn bcIunocn
iif oorllnter. Gle 9roBcn Spifnul.
gen Scr So5ialiiten limo obcr BET ocr
@oblcn nidt IN Griiiaung ge9ongen.
Sic hobcn itluerc NieOerlo1cu crlit-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12

Gissutlamsr G.. 9laius, 3chnuns:
G. & q. 1clepbou: 1860 Wuoifon-I.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12

UeihaitSfabtst 6. VI. StiuJ. Wobnung:
6. & 3. 12t gS WaIhruof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
Gine )eftene &efeaen6eit ,

fir ale 9alncn, bic ertabrene gfneioerinuen
fofienfreie Geftionen I'M aIeiberfertiqeH an %.
rer eieenen arbe,t. Sect 1T bic 8etf, fh Ell
men TldB Bu ftter.. W. Sabsr's, Gr. e02.
gYeff.s So r6tuAa.straRe. (378-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12

ipoDlt. Sic ipiirhclt MIR arGberc Or
bitternmg bcrporrl,icu. yair babcn
mebrfat alseinunoer aeiest, pab Die
llrIdden Der ietigen 8eIbfIemmc
gonj no anScrs Iicgcn.
SH Connecticut BAT Ell il
Warm arf Sdeioung gctIo9t, neil
'elnc Nruu linn bel ie0er Wabl5eit
gSilrflten p%oriebtc. Scbt lit ibm mlt)
Ole Gle Mllrit.
ScrdS Ii d t aus ser -
oaro Oil So" ct,pa od,t Rilionen
Collars Strofgclocr bcrdu56uprelier.
@ohl nm Scil 6urdl sic iortifrcitenSc
Erobibitien peruriod)ten Nll9faIl on
Stoats- @innabmcn 81 0ctcn.
Ger Vetrag an @elo. Der
onrd) Die paHiite gn9it Scr Icbtt1l
@od;cn Den 9onfen Der NroBut
StGote c~nt6o9en, III &eritede gebrad}t
uno oamit Dem &ertehr ent5ogeu
luoroen lit, miro ollf picl mcbr olS
100 DiiQionen Collars gcid)dst. SS1
TolGc oeiien iino Gorlcbcn audi fir
cute @eid)aite iebr idrmcr i'll erlan.
gen. 1ie Solgcn ser unlotbigen
Nnglt 5eigen iidJ.
Com cr5ienruth otto
le9t in 0eutid.N ituirita bel ailolia
enc HieicnplantoQc bon 100000
Seftaren-l94,2OO Itrca-on, our
Scr por5llesmeiie @numuolle Sc.
pflnnjt lperOcn iou. Gr mill MIR
Gultide BORT anlteIlen. Iie Irbeiterz
fra9e mod)t Den Vlanta9ensg eiiBern
Sdm!eriAfciten, ga Dicle S6parje
nid)t sur Nrbeit 81 gemohncn iinb.
Gas IriegsG epurtemcn
mill ooS SoIbotenlebcn onjiebenbcr
MADDEN; ubcr bon Micotrcinfiibrung
Der &nntinc lit IN ocl &crbciierun9Ss
p!Gllcn feline Gc0c. >ieBt. 40 Der
Prohibitions Iuiel Srumpi lit,
pGre ollerbingS meniN Au9iitt, boB
Der 0on9rcb sic &ontinc Aenebmi.
gen iuiirOc, nohbcm cr ihon iriibcr
oaotot" Dor ben Sempcrrn5leru Ge-
mud)t bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12

aaeuiHr fir RaihIugtou uno fiittift Columbia
ssm. S%auurmauu. 1915 Mnriuu'etr, T.'s3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12

Gle y eip Dorter .@orlo ."
l0Bt lid) aus Sonoon fobeln, oaB Die
geid)ieoene 8rGiin Gaitellone, acbore.
ne pima WoulO, ben Erin5cn Sclic DC
Saaun g~ebcirotbct bobe. Wtit Dem
iIottcn Honi 1iug'S nid)t ldnger, ocnl
icrrounen Die @oulOiben W~tilliohen
lntcr ocn 6inGern ipic Butter in Der
Come. rSett Mills Ncnndcn nit
cincnl Siiriteu perilld)crl. Sober bllt-
olli in Der Sogo nnb Dem Gbegliif.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-03
NEW NUMBERING IS
TO Be |NAUGURATED
Streets and Tents at Chautau-
qua Will Be Made More
Easy to Find.
SIMILAR TO CITY STREETS.
PLAT OF THE WHITE CITY NOW
BEING PREPARED-iT is NOT
THOUGHT ADDITIONAL GROUND
is NEEDED.

When the new Chautauqua plat of
lots and tenting grounds is opened,
those who have camped at the assem-
bly, in past years and who are contem-
plating the same this year, will be
agreeably surprised. as the streets and
tents will be numbered entirely diff
ferent. it being the aim of the tents
and grounds committee to make the
white city residences more easily
found than has been possible in past
years. The city system of numbering
houses will be used for the tents. In
stead of tent having a certain num-
Der and these numbers scattered all
over the grounds. the tents and lots
will be numbered by streets. There
will be No. / Maple street. No. L
Broadway. and a No. / Olive. Each
street will have a system of numbers.
Last year there was considerable
complaint registered among the visit
ors TO the Chautauqua grounds desir-
ing to locate friends who were camp
ing. in that they invariably had to go
to Chautauqua headquarters and look
at the plat before they could locate
their friends by the number of the
tent. The committee in charge of the
white city this year expects to have but
few of these complaints registered dur
ing the coming event.
The plat of the white city is now be-
ing prepared. 1t will be virtually the
same as last year and will not be en-
larged. The addition taken in last
year is said to be large enough to ae-
commodate the Increased reservation
demand this year. The names of the
streets will also be the same as they
were last year. Other than a change
in the location of the headquarters of
the chautauqua committees. nothing
further is contemplated in the tents
and grounds arrangements.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-03
Home Telephone Company Is
Hurrying Work Forward as
Rapidly as Possible.
NO TIME WILL BE LOST
COMPANY is AS ANXIOUS TO CON-
PLETE THE JOB AS THE SUB
SCRIBERS ARE TO HAVE 1T
COMPLETED.

The Home Telephone company is
now installing its automatic apparatus
in the east end sub-station and as soon
as the west side and north end sta
tions are completed. the apparatus will
be installed Immediately that the
shortest possible time may be con-
sumed in getting the new Home sys-
tenn in thorough working order.
All automatic equipment has been in
stalled in the new building on North
Ninth street. but there remains much
wiring and testing to be done. The
company's employees are now engaged
in transferring the cables from off the
telephone poles over the city, and this
work has been about completed with
the exception of the cables on Main
street. which will be removed within
the next two weeks, it is said.
The officials of the Home company
are just as anxious to complete the new
automatic system as are the subscrib-
ers of the company that it be COM
pleted, and therefore no pains will be
spared to install the system within as
short time as is possible.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-03
OBJECT To NEW LAW
BEARING ON NURSING
Educational Qualifications Not
Sufficient.

Members of the Indiana State Board
OF Registration and Examination of
Nurses declare that the last Legisla-
ture made a mistake in changing the
law regarding the practice of profess
sional nursing in the State
Said one of the nurses: The Legis-
1ature changed the law so that a girl
need only have a grammar school ed
ucation to be permitted to do trained
nursing. Under the other law she had
to be high school graduate.
IF / had my way about it l would
have every girl that is permitted to
do nursing be either Vassar grad
uate or a graduate of one of the CO
educational institutions of Indiana.
There is no line of work a woman can
take up where she needs an education
more than she does when she be-
comes a trained nurse"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-03

A farmer near Carthage, Mo-. has a
shepherd dog which he has trained to
go to the rural mail box and bring
back the letters in his mouth. The
other day the dog was returning when
he flushed a rabbit. Instinct was
stronger than training and the dog
pursued the rabbit, barking to let off
his surplus excitement. A neighbor
who saw the chase said: "Oh, but 1T
was a pretty race. | saw a perfect
whirlwind of letters and papers that
fairly made me dizzy. l never knew
before how to appreciate fast mail ser
vice"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-03

Nearly all the corporations in the
county have now had their assessments
entered by the board None of the
county's financial institutions has yet
been considered. but the board will in
all probability complete this work by
Friday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-03
NOTICE. TO BIDDERS.

Proposals for supplies for the use of
the Eastern Indiana Hospital for the
Insane for the month of August, will
be received by the Board of Trustees
at the Hospital before 3 p. m. Monday,
July s. 1907. Specifications may be
seen at the Second National Bank, or
at the Hospital.
BY order of the Board,
2-2t S. E. SMITH, Med Supt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-03
NOTICE.

Our office will be closed from 9 a
m. to | p. m. on Friday, July 5th, on
account of the funeral of Charles A
Francisco.
DICKINSON TRUST co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-03

Mrs Fred Brown and family of this
city are visiting Charles Gartlein and
wife at Connersville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-03

NJ. Sweet. of this city. is at Middle
town. Ind. visiting his daughter, Miss
Maud, and her grandmother, Mrs. Sar-
all Reese.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-24
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I PUBLIC OPINION /.



u q % me te1 oslpis
able Ir Brook ms highe hon ion:
ors Ia lawn tennis. III. ould "a
lIneris ioIds the ana teuF cham q u
pionship ii. tennis. France and md. Slee
1 Massey defeat ali eompetiter q, COL.
IL Rugby football New Zealand ana
south Africa show us the way The
south African cricketets easily dis..
pose Of some 81 the best Of our conn
& teams In all forms Of running
AMERICA beats Is with ease. Italians
Or Frenchmen are the victorious ~.
clists. Canada secures the Kolapore
Cup for shooting. M 3. b Kieran,
Of Australia. was the most emctent
swimmer. And none Of our young
women seem able to cope with Miss
Sutton. Of America, at Wimbledon. II
is q humiliattng record"
one main reason assigned for the
decline Of athletic proWess is gener-
al sickness or want Of tone and +go7
among young men.
But there are physical causes
which are more directly responsible,
notably the general impairment Of nat
ional vigor, which was recently the
subject Of an ohiclal Investigation.
other causes are found in molly.
coddling' at home (thus has presi-
dental phrase crossed the seasl, and
in the substitution at school ofsa
-feather bed and roses system for the
old rough-and-tumble course. More.
over. Englfshmen have to work hard
er to make A living, and even varsity
men entering the professions find the
examinations growing sitter, com
polling them to devote more time 70
WORK and less to athletics" The en-
couragement given young men to be
come spectators of athletic contests
rather than participants is alleged.
The success Of colonial contestants is
ascribed to the sending Of England's
strongest and heardest sons to the
colonies, leaving the weaklings at
home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-24
Johnston Resigns
MANAGER or THE ACME PUB
LisHtNe COMPANY WILL
LEAVE MoH6ANTcWN.

I0Re ArsIOyllss Jily Lagles
Il ohnstcn Tot the pas and 4
tlif yeaf manager ofs the enc E.l II1.;
fishing Comp ny. has resi- his ~:
sitipn Is take eaect the hrst 81 Sep.
TENDER. ae expects q that time e
move his family fiom sIorgantc own anu
locate permanent ii King ton n,
r., his old home. There II ts his sp til.
pose TO embark IN business for him:
sell. ss
Il Mr.. Johnston now resides on Grand g
syenae, South Park and he and mem ne
beers OF his family have many friends
here who will regret their departure.
The man who win succeeded Mr.. John.
ston has not been selected. /.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-24

Philadelphia Ledger,
Wien reference Is made 10 the back
yasa It IS usnally in connection with
Sanitation 4 rity ri gaEd pass;
tie crltlny IF ths heaith inspees
toFs samsd hat about 1,
be exbe tel &c useful 81
but t6o much pputt naTle &c
To ,ths house There are exec ttonall
hack yards mat are as tidy Is 4 Dutch y
kitchen. The small domain d the
rear II the city dcmfcile has even
been mentioned ii association with q:
tistc adofnment
B IN towns the back yard is likely g
be inclosed BY q high board fence, as
IL there were something to conceal,
and as q rule this area lives up 70
It's reputation. 1t must be confessed
that this PLOT in most cases Is scarce.
ly large enough "a. permit the most in;
tensiye farming, yet the dimtnptye
area can yield something worth while
on the score Of beauty. This Is the
aim Of a society Of reformers who
have attracted the attention Of Lon
doners BY an interesting Country in
Town exhibition, held not in an ord.
nary hall. where agricultural displays
are often held, but in the Whiteoaapel
Art Gallery.
The beneficial purpose Of this enter.
prise was to instruct Londoners how
they could surround themselves in the
most discouraging environment with
a few Of the delights Of the country.
The most alluring exhibits we're mod.
els Of backyard gardens. 1t is CON
coded that back yards are Intended
for the dust bin, the garbage recepta-
Gle ana the family wash; but the pro
motors Of the London exhibition also
recognize that these highly useful and
necesssry purposes can be harmonized
with beauty.
with slight skin flowers can be
made to grow in pnpromising places.
Plants that thrive best in the London
atmosphere were exhibited It was
declared that the numerous ideas in
backyard adornment illustrated at
the exhibition could be readily adopt.
ed, and that their general adoption in
mean streets" would lead to some
thing like social revolution.