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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-10

a gang of youthful west side pirates
made a desperate attempt a few days
ago to capture the big city steam roll
Ter. as she lay at anchor on kinsey
street. The bold attempt was made
at the noon hour. when Captain Ollie
Staub and Jake Cutter. the crew, were
on shore leave. partaking of their
midday meals.
When Staub and Cutter forsook the
steam roller they left the fire under
the boiler banked When the pi-
rates boarded the craft, they immedi-
ately raided the coal box. heaped fuel
on the fire and soon had it roaring
at a merry rate. After they had got
up steam the leader of the piratical
gang announced that everything was
ready for a cruise and suiting his ac-
tions to the words, pulled the throt-
tie wide open.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-10
MORE CANDIDATES
ARE ENTERED FOR
SPLENDID PRIZE
Children Continue to Work for
The Teachers, the Men In
Structors Apparently Hav-
ing Best Supporters.
MISS MARIE HODSKiN
TO MAKE GOOD FIGHT.
Cambridge City EmpIoye of
Adam BarteI Company Has
Many Friends Working Hard
For Her Interests.

The third day sees increasing inter
est in the jamestown Exposition con
test and a larger number of candi-
dates entered Nearly all of the can
didates up to date have been put for
ward by their friends showing that the
interest in the affair is wide spread
and not confined to a few who might
especially desire to make the trip. 1t
Will be noted in the vote that few
names have been dropped from the
list. This was done at the request of
the persons, themselves, and those
who have been voting for them should
not send in any more ballots unless
they see the persons, whose names
have been taken off the list. The Pal
ladium and Sun-TeIegram does not
want to keep anyone in the contest
who does not desire his name in it.
There is hardly anyone who would not
accept the privilege of making the
journey To jamestown as planned by
this paper. but many have not the
time or the inclination to try for the
prize. 1t will be considered a favor by
the contest manager if candidates who
do not care for. their name to appear
will notify the office of this fact. When
votes are sent in for anyone they will
be printed and then if the person OBJ
jects his wishes will be acquiesced in.
The Palladium and Sun-Telegram does
not want to make the contest objec-
tionable to anyone.
Time of Making Count.
fbo veto ic bacomin1 foo heavy fo
be counted at noon and fully disposed
of SO new rule has been established
in this regard. Those who want their
votes to appear in the evening paper
must have them to this office by 1880
O'Clock each morning.
The first ballot which appeared will
expire next Monday. That ballot must
be voted before five o'clock Monday,
April 10. An iron clad rule will be
followed in this respect. Persons
coming to this office with ballots on
the day they expire, must be here be-
fore five o'clock by all means. No ex-
cuse of any kind will be accepted. Bal
lots mailed TO the office on the day
the ballots in question expire must be
received at this office by five o'clock.
Each day trip to the postoffice will
be made at five o'clock in order to get
the mailed ballots. The paper wants
to be absolutely fair and only by hav
ing an unbreakable rule and living up
to il, can it do so.
Casting the Votes.
The school children continue their
work for the favorite teachers the men
teachers apparently being the more
popular just at present. Prof. W. o.
Wissler continues to poll well. Miss
Marie IIodskiu of the Bartel overall
factory at Cambridge has a splendid
organization and promises to make a
warm fight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-10
FOUR TOOK THE SECOND
Coeur De Lion Lodge Has Sur
prise in Store.

Lion lodge, Knights of Pytbias, Tues
day night, four candidates were given
the second rank. They were VIII Rel
Ter. George Burke, VIII r. Johnson
and J. NJ. Lafuse. At the meeting of
the lodge next Tuesday night the sur
prise committee will have some thing
in store for the members Of the lodge,
although the exact nature of this has
not been announced, nor will be until
that night A large attendance is De-
sired
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-10
JESSE C.. STEVENS WILL
DELIVER AN ADDRESS.

In connection with the other num-
bers on the program at the meeting
of the Wayne County Horticultural
society, Saturday afternoon. at the
court house. the former president.
Jesse c. Stevens. of Centerville, viii
deliver an address on The Long
Leaf Pine and the Spanish Moss of the
Mexico Country. His talk will be
illustrated by specimens obtained
from that country. The public is cor
daily invited
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-10
ASSAULT IS THE CHARGE
Earl Blue of CenterviIIe, Was
Placed Under Arrest.
JOSEPH DAREN THE VICTIM.

Earl Blue of Centerville. was arrest
ed at his home on a charge of assault
and battery on Joseph Daren. The
assault took place in the Doras pool
room. CentervilIe, Monday night
Prosecutor Jessup investigated the
case and later filed charges against
Blue in the circuit court. The case
will be called to the attention OF the
grand jury. The town marshall at
Centerville was asked for particulars
the assault but refused to
make any statement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-10
RICHMOND DRUIDS WILL
GO TO STATE MEETING.

The United Ancient Order of Druids
will hold an informal state meeting
at Indianapolis Sunday afternoon.
There will be groves from Anderson,
Cicero, Richmond and La
fayette, as well as the Indianapolis
groves. Prizes are offered for the de-
gree teams doing the best work in the
third or Druid's degree Noble
Grand Arch c. Ruckelshaus will ad-
dress the meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-10
Pays His First Visit.

Chas. j. koepseIl. travelling freight
and passenger agent for the national
Lines Of Mexico called On local rail
road. men. Tuesday. 1t being his first
visit TO this city He has but recent
y been appointed 10 this territory
His Headquarters are in Chicago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-10
FLORISTS HAVE EXHIBIT
ON AT INDIANAPOLIS

Indianapolis. Ind. April 1o.-The
State Florists association of Indiana
is holding its annual spring show in
the state house. There are flowers
beautiful and vari-colored. plants rare
and common Many new varieties
of flowers and poIted plants are
shown One hundred dollars in priz-
es will be given away
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-10
Frost Kills the Fruit.

Petersburg. April ia heavy
frost last night Killed about all the
fruit in the White river valley in In
diana Ice one-eighth of an inch thick
formed IN many places.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-10
NATHAN WASS0N. NATIVE
OF WAYNE, is DEAD.

Nathan Wasson is dead at the home
of his daughter. Mrs. Benjamin Had
ley in NobleSville, Ind. He was eigh-
ty-six years of age and spent his en-
tire life in this state. being born in
Wayne county. Three children sur
vive him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-10
Granted Conditional Pardon.

Topeka, kas.. April 10--Governor
Hoch has granted a conditional par
don TO Willie Self the quadruple muir
derer, who has been in the Kansas
Penitentiary since 1855 serving a life
sentence \ condition of the pardon is
that Sell must not in any manner eN-
hihit himself for the purpose of MAX
IL. money.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-10
COAL PRICES REDUCED
BY THE LOCAL DEALERS.

Announcement is made of a reduc-
ton in coal prices by local dealers.
Every grade OF coal Is made cheaper
from this time On and there viii be 4
gradual reduction through the simmer
mouths Revised figures viii ba
found in the market column.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-10
INCREASING INTEREST IS MANIFESTED IN
GREAT JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION CONTEST
How the Vote Stands
WOMAN TEACHER.

Elizabet school u
Mary Lemon school
Whitewater schoo
Mageie ~
school -.1o
Hbberd school I
Hill Vale school .
schools
Starr school
Schooey Sevsstopo school 2
Miss Bond, Garfield school
Elizabe
MAN TEACHER.
Garfield 45
SO
Waiter s. Davis, High school Ill
w. S. tiser Garfield school 10
orviIe 6unson Garfield
WOMAN CLERK.
Nellie Hilbert
MAN CLERK
1895
Harry Brehm Westcott "a
freigh ohTce.
WOMAN SHOP EMPL LOYE
Mrs PoIaIase, Coffin
MAN SHOP EMPLOYE.
NJ.
...............
Carl Mag
Hunt Wayne Works ................. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-10
A Trust Company Fails.

Philadelphia. April I0-The Lincoln
and Trust company closed its
doors today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-10
Safety Appliances Delayed.

The safety appliance law itself posi-
pones the date of its final effectiye-
ness. until July /, 1909: however. the
full crew law. the sixteen hour law
and the excess baggage law went in
CONTINUED on Page Four
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
@crmiidtc telcsrapbiihc Gcpciden.

Ger bei IIbnmbra, Sis, an.
idiiige Sormer Charles ". Soito bot
tidy ielblt bel Den @eboroen oils M0r-
scr ieines Mafbors Gbos. Seii, Der
ebenials Sarmer mar, sur In5eige
gebrad)t utb purbe meeen 5oot-
idlogs inter 9iiraihoft geitelt. Gle
@eioen batten Streit gebabt, in wel.
henl Soto ieineti Nodbor nit einem
Snihenmeiier itod, %lporaltf err oieien
auf einem @agen nod Sauie braf-
te. Seii itarb balo nodber.
eShLSabib 81. 2o6er, Der Yrdiioelit
Ser perfrahten uGitp Sruit IL. Ga.
pings 60" in 2oncaiter, go, lit BON
Ger slnflage ber llnterihlagung frei-
geiproden fporoen. SIS lit ibm our
&ait gelegt lporoen. cr babe Depoii.
ten nod 81 elmer 3eit angenommen,
DIS CT bereits puBte, bob Die @eiell.
id)aft bancroft mar.
- Sn FDfiu0elpDta, go, tf Der
penfipnirte Brigade : General Sar.
rug. &eBler bon Der Yunbesurmea
inn Mlter bon 63 Sabren geitorben.
Rod Dem giirserfriege panbte er
iif Der Wontan ; SnouItrie 81, trat
dber bei'm geeinn bes IpaniId)en
&tieges nieber Elm nr1b befleibete elm
gominnnoo ouf ben Hbilippinen.
81 Gbas. Salonio, elm Slopaf, be.
ging geftern in 2useriie Borough
riabc Wilfcsbarre, So, Selbitmoro
bnrd grtr1lfen in eirem gode,
nnfoem er ieine aoItpirtbin Strait
Mnna JeIonia In eittenl Streite oiird1
einen Dseiferitid) peripunoet batte. ct
pcrmeintc, bic Jraii getootet gu ia.
Zen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
SciratbS Gicenscn.

Gorp q. Iapioion, "a, unb @rote
8ioln Sarn, 81; @pplifant @. q.
9opioipn. Nr. 1920, @artpid-9 (pe.
Glorfe 6. Sorntis. 80, uitb Warp
@oiB, 33, @ittpe; slpplifant g6as.
Differ, Scr. 92t, Horb.G olbounitr.
Somes @ulter Sadion, 80, Nr.
S3t, 9anlilton . Terrace, utb Srene
q. WiiiielniaiL IS.
Bm. 6. Soncs, q, nno Morp 6.
Telder, 26; Mpplifant Gbas. s. Gel.
der, Ger. 2842, -sfoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
Enlncrt Nnn Gnncnc.

ode Gutbcoral. unb Muibertg etrahe.
ltmtcr Der 9citung Der ,,Gbrinltfcn Nrihrr",
@ei6dftstuefcn. Stiotunl nieoer aufaenunrnleli
mt Sienitag, ben 8. september. Cstue26 $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
Nus bem Snnerem Marplano's nno
Scn angrcnscnoen Staaten.

e hiebto an bcn ii brcr,
lln%gef1br ein 0llbcno ld)lpor5e
@~ogobunoen grificn lettcn Wontog
9(bcnb Die Wonnihoft eineS @eitcrn
WorplonO . 6rod)t5llges in Der ltGbc
bon So9crstomn an. Der 3ugfilbrcr
bate lie bon ieinen 3lige perlpielell
mo barber erboit, ihoB elmer Der.
iclben, ipelher ais Gblp. @otes Don
GbumbersburA go, crfonnt iullroe,
leilicn Heuoluer olli ocn 3ugfiibrcr
ob, oblle i'm icOod 6u trcffcn. Gtc
gol5c 9onoe flob mo beltieg eincl
onocren @iiter5llg, nit lueld)em iic
nod GbanlbcrSbllrg cntfont.
tSobere % d prciie
Gle Wolfercibciibcr bon Norfor0s
Gountp bober Die Wtorpluno 0oirDs
nlcr'S Erotcctiuc giiociotion nit s;
Z. @oopcr ais YrGiiocnt, Gomnro
@ilion ais Tice . E%rGiibcnt, 5. IS.
Soaps olS Sctrct1r uto Sronf s..
SoeobS ais S6obmeiiter orgoniiirt.
Die 8elellidoft mill Den Ercis fir
Wtild) Inn 5pci Gents pro Quart err
boDert. lno @oltimorer ipiiroen Damn
8 unb 10 Gents 81 5oblen boben.
Niles nm einen S0der.
Cine SdieBerci mo Stederei 5lpis
id)en Orci Stolicncrn mo mebrercn
amrrifaniifen grbeitcrn Der Eoto.
ntac Cine SO. 81 EinCsburg, Walb'
illgton : Golintp, W}o., crcigncte Iid
onr Sonntog. Gin W1bden, boS
bon ei1cln Der StnIic1cr eincn ga.
der olS 8eitenf bcfommen batte,
CAB einen Wonne, Sarrp Cameron,
ocn 5nd)er, ullb Der Staliener Der
lorlgte bos @ei6enf oeabalb 5uriif.
Hepolper ullo Stilett blittcn i'm
nGd)itcn I%u9enblide in Der Come.
mo Cameron licgt nit cinerS hub-
iullnbe I'M Nrnl unb elmer Stidipuu,s
De I'M Giiden oornieber. Iie Stale.
ller iino entfloben.
Q d)cune eingeG 6ert.
9ie groBc Shelne ollf Der fSorm
bcs Srn. Sroltf Suoe bel @reencoltlc
III @alhington . Gountp lullroc an
3ieuitng glbcno lpGbrenb eihes &c.
mitters bonn 9lib ~getroifen II. iommt
ibrem ans 1900 Vui6el Wui5en utlo
100 Sonnen Sen bcltcbenoen Snbol.
tc cin Honb Der Slommen. Ser
$1,000 betragenoe Sd)ooen lit MIR
tbeilpeiic ourd) &criiderung gebedt.
rs ci mfebrtog."
0onieritng, II. Sftober, miro iiir
Die Sagerstoipner lanomirtbi6aftlis
DIE Iusiteaung ais oSeimfebrtag"
befonnt iein. 8oupernelir Worfielo
Bat Der gusitelilngs . @eieaihnft
periprohen, Die ScItlidfeiten Der
Stnots . 'Seinlfebrluohe 10 ST orron.
giren, bob neocr in annapolis, nod
in Baltimore Seitliffeiten ituttfin.
ben, 10 ooB er unb Die oispGrtigen
Wnrplanoer Die .Soir" in Sogers.
toipn beillfen fonren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12

tSrcDertd IS. So1Iler, Y, unp Ille'
Tia ". @ilnb, y.
George Wonger, 81, uno Worp s..
@ipenS, IS; Ipplifant @olterYbelpS,
9tr. 2l19, SoIlinsltroBe.
Comfort Siffanp Tcrcaop, q, mo
Ntprtle s. Hoberts, 20; Npplifont S.
8. Tercgop, gtr. 1856, Yorf.&oob.
Sroncis s. Heilln SO, Nr. All,
GourtlonbltroBc, uno Sophia Scin-
bad, %. sine slM
Senrp Sdmibt, pa llno Slorcnce
Shriper, 81; Ipplifant &if, Sdri-
Der, ltr 300, Siib @ooopeorltr.
O. @cnrpoS dpntiat, b, nno Watbilba
Sdnlltn 28r O. f1aAn.I
@nM@r Smith 2Srrmb Plum Wi(-
let 24a 9taplitmtt. &fmlca 8. &einer
Nr. .SQ74 Observation-Disclosures
SosperM. SmitbF22. 9tr. .12i, 6.
Strobe go, ma Bertha Yari onS,
-, @eiSe Don Woibineton, 9. y.
glnton StedeleBfi, 20, Mime Nriul.
Oel-Gountp, unO Soicpbillc Sdoiicr
Is.
Senrp &. ehhtincrs, 81, @ittiucr.
Gboin @riogc Nooo, 9iitrift Column
bio, ulb Gtto u. Sortnep, 81, @oib.
ington 9. g.; gpplifont s. @iaiS
Elebgc, Nr. 1901, @bnonoIonNue.
8ulter 9. @ilion, 81, ul1o aotbo.
rine Comes, Is.
GDorles Sc. @ont, %, Nr. 1907,
Dit : OlipcritroBc, nno Morp &. Mp.
pei, 20.
Senrp @orrp George %, unb Ger,
triloc M. O'Moaep, 20; Ipplifont
Sobn q. S'WfaQen Nr. 506, Sit.2l.
StroBc.
1ronciS VI. @berreit, 81. mo &c
iio u. WicGortrr, 81; Mpplifnnt 5. M.
@bcrrctt, 9tr. $50, Noro . Carroll
ton.Nucnlc.
Aobn q. Chimes, "a, 9tr. 1000,
NSelt = ErottitrnBc, nnb Sncp G.Grnn
ocll, 1S.
Moscoe s. aiel, %, u,b Gillian ".
S6od, "; Ipplifont ISM. u. aieI,
Or. l10l, SeoeralliroBe.
Mnl. W. H%iGbtbomn %, mo &licp
e. Norris, -, 9eioc Don Moibing.
ton, Q. s.
@prnboro G5osfn, 81, 9tr. 1911,
GoofiieitroBc, urlO Wup Siola Slert,
10.
Sobn Z. @copcr, 30, uno 2oi,rc /!
9. grt, 90, Seioc bon @aibingtom
9. s.
Otto S6erf. 30, lno slnno 6.
26; gpplifont i. ". Sderf,
Ger. 73O, Otto. Strobe.
Soiepb Sbeler, 30, uno 2oiiia
Eimboh, %; Ipplifant Muguit Him'
bad. Nr. 1914, Sopfins.Mpe.
Senrp u. Yeuif, 80, geidieoen !
Or. 1926, Siio Gb~orlesitrabe, uno
annie i. Saaep, "a.
Serbert Is. goiucrs, 25, 9tr. g.
Waplc. Ipenlle, uilb Nnno W. go.
Der. 90.
Wiaiom 81. @orncs, "a, nno Gen.
ilettc &. Nboms, "a.
Or. @iliom 9. Greet, %, uno gu.
cinEo ganfarb, %.
Nanbolpb q. Iulanp, % nnb 5ln.
renee y. HeiO, u.
Soiepb Green, %, ultO annie &en.
ming, %.
Ir. gurman 8. @robe, q, uno
Veiiie 3. Garner, "a. ,
George 2arg, "a. iinb Catherine
e. Wnlier, 90.
Charles 2olieaidlager, %, uno
Matilba WitiifJ, 81.
Soiepb u. 2ueas, %, unb WnuS G
Benton, 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
Smri5tcmsE hule,

Baltimore itniuerTitdt.
9lbcnhs9 %Sprleiuupcu. NidDitcs Sclnciter be
0iunt an (. Stipbrr. Sir antaIpGc ipenoc man
f0 an @ascnc S'1unnc, Seiretdr. pr. $40,
9pro.Gharics'St rnhc, Snliimurc, Dib.
tsIugi ,2Wite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12

Die neltelten 9erid)te ourhnus 9iin-
ltig. Ger 3ritono Der 9niierin bat
lid oerart gcbeiiert, Dob tic bereit2 Die
eriten 8ebperiud)e unternebnten tonll.
ie, ipelde pouig 5llfricoclliteacno pcr-
liefen.
Cine ehste Irmee- Sn.
petition.
Cine Neueintbetlung Der Nrnce-
Snipeftionen oeS beutihen HeifS.
Seeres, iebt flint M Der 3obl, lit
perfiigt morben. gs miro cine ied)S.
te Nrmee : Snipeftion errid)tet, oerell
Sit IN Berlin iein iou. sic miro
oaS f., g., uno 6. IrmeecorpS INN.
faiien. 9isber g~eborten oas critic
uno finite Corps sur 5peiten Ir.
NEE . Snipeftion in Weininger, an
beren Spite 8eneralobcrit 9ernboro
GrbprinS BON Sod,ien = Weiningcn
itebt, mdbrenb ons 10. Corps Der
"fiinften Grmee Snipeftion IN aorlS.
rube 5ugetbeilt mar, beren General.
Snipefteltr Der greiie 8~roBber5og
Srieorid) bon @oOen lit.
Die grnennllng zines iebSten @es
neral . Snipcfteurs Itcbt rnmittelbor
bepor.
ariegsmini it er BON @incm
fault @eb0uoe.
Ger preuBiidJe &riegsminiiter @e-
neral , lieutenant b. Ginem fauftc
Gin @eIGnbe iiiolid Der Stoot 3oi-
len i'm areiie 5cltolp oes preuBi-
ihen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eotsoam
an no ein gcipoltiger Sd)ieBiibungS.
plob fir Die artineric eingeridtct
luerbcn ioa. Sn Der N1be liegt ser
Grinmersocrfcr SdieBplos, nad)
lipoldlcnl Die Wilitdr . Giienbobn bon
Berlin iibcr Soften fiibrt.
% d) perIobt.
Sic BON Sonoon aus uerbreitetc
@telonng Dob @rGfin Wtontignoio,
Die .ebenlaligc &ronprin5eIiin bon
Suflcn, Deld)c bon Dem mlnmcbri.
gen aonig 6rieorid) gugult an IT,.
Sebruar 1903 geihieben lpurbe, iiG
nit Dem italieniihen Singer Soicai
ST perbeiratbcn bcabiihtige, mfrs
bon 9cltlnterrihteten iiir ourdouS
rnipobridcinli6 gebolten. Die 8r1.
tint lebntc crit fiir5lid) oen ibr bon
iGdiiihen Sol iibcrmittclten Intrag
alf sdn5lide sluiloiung Der Che ob,
ipeil iie befiirdtet, ibre &inocr Damn
nitt ipieoer ieben 81 fonnen.
Ger @ertb, begin. llniuertb Scr
2onboner Nadrid)t miro am better
ooburd, gefenn5eiduct, Dob 0rcsbc-
ner, Wiener uhb Sol5bur9er Sol
ffreiie ridtS bon henp &eirntbSplans
Der friiberen er5ber5ogin bon Sos.
cana piiien.
g'S Q dcioung.
Nugegen lit cine onbcrc Wtelbung
outbentiid, Die gleidlfoas Elm friibc-
res Witglieo Der @roBber5oglihcn
5anilie bon Spscono betrifft. Gie
Che oes ebemoligen Gr5ber3ogs Geo.
polo Seroinono BON Soscono, MIN.
mebrigen 2eopolo @olflings, lit eno-
giiltig seihieoen. 0ie Satin oie
einitige Soubrette @ilbelmine gha.
rlomitid), bot feife 9erufung gegen
oas seridtlide Sdeibungsoefret Elm.
gclegt. Die SriIt lit obgelouien, II.
Scopolo Molfiing lit onmit Ser Che
ieiieln oefinitip lebig.
Sn 2eip5ig confiS5irt,
Die 2eipaiger Eoli5ei bot oos our
SeroifentlidJung bereite Sagcbud Ell
ner Game confis5irt, meld)es cine
ltnmengc &lotid) fiber ben idfii-
ifen nnb boperiiden Sof entbGlt.
Die Gonfis5irim9 erfoIate ailf Nn-
trag Der Miinhener StaotsumpoIt.
id)oit. ''.'"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12

(S6lob griibl piiroe i'm Sabre
1928 OILS CONNER ejiben5 nod Dem
Gntrpurf bes @rfitcften De Cote bonn
&lirfiiriten Clemens sllguit i'm Ret.
naiiianceitil erbaut. 8on 1909 Bis
1918 NOR cs I'M Belts bes WarihoGs
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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-01-23

Lost to the communi-
ty weekly. Money
sent away goes to
build up some other
city and community
and to weaken our
own. The publishers
of THE MESSENGER
owes it to this town
and to this communi-
ty, to the merchants
who advertise in their
columns, to encourage
the keeping OF money
at home and to dis
courage the sending
of money to the
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-01-23

"And l am quite equally convinced
that she would not!" he returned, al
most savagely.
why, Thee, l cannot imagine what
has come over you just lately, You
used to be quite agreeable to the idea
Of my looking out for a wife for you"
well, have changed my mind and
prefer to do the looking out myself.
Forgive me, Cissie, l did not mean
to be a bear, but you must acknowl-
edge that the fact of your having man
aged your own affairs so we'll does not
prove that your direction In mine
would be equally satisfactory. Money
and love do not always 60 together"
You used to say love did not mat
ter" she pouted.
And do you indorse that statement?
Would you be happy If you disliked
Jack?"
"Oh, WE'LL couldn't do that, you
know. He is--Jack. But you will
see her tomorrow night at the
Smiths dinner"
A desperate resolution had come to
him. He must see the girl at Parker's.
Accordingly, he wrote note, trying
to express all he felt. Then he walked
into Norton, marched boldly into Par
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-01-23

as candidate for Chancerv Clerk, subject tC
the action OF the Democratic Prmar,