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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-01

TtfteH Iof0ail pureea, Ga9 elmer
Weile paren ale aufgefunoen, nur bic
9raut fsftte. Natilritd), Ie tannte ben
lrtiilGufi1en @au cm beiten uno lpuBte
bic p~ct6orgenIten Gdlupfpintcl. linz
ter GROCER Gr0blidttit O%erbunoete Iib
bic ge'ammte Sugeno, ie gu fuden.
Die 6erren itieben nit i9ren aDpf.n
an bic @alicn beS S0Lers, bah Der
guo:r aufflog, uno tletterttn tpag6al.
fla ij6er Sill ten u1o Iruben in bic
DaGlpintel; bic 0amen i6sutcn ni6t
Stau6 nod S~pinngsrps6e, lpsnn 1ie bic
Wor5dnge tlejrer Nltopen 5uriidi6Ius
gen rnb bic SArdnte auTbra4en, oi.
ii9 frdt)snD iiber bic Storun9 ibrer
Rube bsi9.psrtsn. BILE Wiii5e mar
pergebcns. ,9ltbemlos. nit aer3uuIter
Sriiur unb lreibbetaItten Gleioeyn
tebrte Elm Spielsr mad benz an9eren
in ben Gallon 5uriid, no i'm netii6e
s3urufe begriiBtcn, Sutest mar bic
gauge GeYeGi6cft ipieoer beiiommen,
rnb man cr0rterte eifrig unb unter
pielem QaGen, lpelde Decentralization
teiten nod iibrig blieben. qIpplid)
entItoao elm S6peigcn. aeiner bGtte
fagen f3rnen ipoourh, 9rouben
ftEbnte Der @ino. Dos 6euer tniIterte
GngitIi6 i'm &omiH ouf. CbI9on Die
Gbiren geldloiicn waren, fAien Elm
tdlter !Sau6 bur6 ben SaaI gu fabren.
,@oS Gpicl bauert pirtIiH ettpoS gu
Iange.' fasts bic 9rautmuttsr enblit9
in i6er5enoem Son, Der i4lc4t lire
9etlommenbsit perbarg, mir ale mol
len iest bic l%lsbeItbaterin fudsn. uno
ipsbe ibr, penn mir iie gefunben bas
benz Wieber rauf9ten @eifrDde unb
Seibenfrdds In 0Gngen unb Srcppen.
Man risf ben Tamen Der 9raut, 3uer't
mod frGbIih, banm Gr9'rli6, 5uleBt
nit ~iteigenbcr @eforgniB, Der Batter
bielt Sunsilen INT Geben inre uno be-
fabl nit loutsn, f6eltenben Wortsn
feiner Scooter, ben Gder3 nidt gu
iibertrei5en unb berpor5utommen. Die
SCOOTER gs0orclte ni9t. sic mlbte
obnmddtig gcpprbsn iein, pieusidjt in
Solge Der bumpfen 2uft zines sngen
@elaHes. Niclei6t mar Iie cine Der
iteilen 9reppen binuntersefaQen ober
bate ii6 fonftpie perleBt. limb bic
Su1e alng meter. ni6t mebr in muns
term Gpiel, fonbern p%lonmdbig, ernTt
unb f9lpeigcnb. I6eriHoI5 ipurbsn ole
Sammern our9H06ert, ale Gardnte
aufgeriiien. perbIi9ene Gorbdngs beis
feite ge3errt, id!uere Srubcn perIdps
Ben. SeIbTt in ben &euera Ieu0tete
man mad, in ben @orratbsrGumen,
ben GeiinDeiIuben. Mdn fpGDte bin.
ter bic Safer beB Wcintellcr8 uno
brona BIS ii bic LANCE niAt lnsbr Be-
tretcnen. un9siTlibsn alien NerIiebe
Dor, no Gatten iiber faulsnbes Strob
bufGten unb roitiee giIenistter an ben
fsudtsn Wduern hingea. Man ums
~treiite nit WinbIid)tsrn baS G6lob,
I'm not5uTeben, Oh bic 9rout aus
einem TsniIsr geitir3t Iei; Die 0iener
i~trsiften bic Gebli9e beS Gartens ab.
Not I'm Ii!tcrnadt Iaben bic bur6
bas Geriidt berbeigeeiItsn 0prfbstpo9s
ner rubelofe Gidter bura ale RGumc
be8 S4loHes ponoern. Mit 5erfebten
&leioern unb blutenben, bon NGgetn
unb 9oG3fplittern aerf6libten 9Gnben
burdirrte Der 8rduttgam INNER pies
Der bic Rdums. bic fdon Sebnmul
bur6iu6t trarcn."
(ShlllB folgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-01
gricfGcfGrbcrMng nadl bcm Inslanbc.

3ic mtSlGnoild)c EoIt fir Die NIT
ocnl ). Sept. cnOen0c @od)e idlicBt
bicr i'm Sollptpoltomt, in allcn Sal.
len r:iilftlid, mic foIGt:
Die Yodet.Y oit lit pan 8 llbr Sor.
mittogS bis 5 llbr gtobniittags tGa.
LID oifcn, otSgclonlmcn SonntogS.
0ic 9ricirntcn nod Dem IllSlonbc
(ol,Sgenommcn Canada, Mcrico,
Enllontn, Gllbo uno SDongboi Die.
icl6cn iuic cinbcimiidc Noten) iinO,
mic folgt: Slim 90 Gents fir Die
critic ltn5c ulb orci 3) GentS fir
icbe mciterc lln5c, pAer Elm 0rlld).
tbcil, mo iollte boil fronfirt meroen
lui0ri1cniolS bel 9(nfunit Der @ricic
Der ooppcltc Setrog coleftirt miro.
Sampler tobrcn bon Mcip.Yorf ab,
iurnn uid)t mlocrpcita on9cgcben.
GronS's AtlantiiNc Yadct.
Soft.
@rob6ritnrnicn II. Srlonb, i6licbt
Gicnitog ut6 Sreitog nm 5 llbr
NodmlittoaS,
GUltihlnn6, i6liebt Iontog mo
Wiittlpod I'M 5 ll6r Nadnlittoos.
6roufreid, i6licbt Wontog, Glen.
itog rnO 6reito9 UNI 5 llGr Iot.
mittogs. daassss
@cl0icn iNlicbt 6reitog Tim 5 llbr
Nn6nlittngS.
Norlpcgcn S6lueben mlo 9Gnc.
mart, iMliGbt Mittiuo1 nm 5 ll6r
NodmittogS.
So1onN, idlicbt Iontag nm .
llGr Nodnlittogs.
StoIicn, ihliebt 3reitog, 5 ll9r
Mnhnlittn0S.
Grams. Ntlontiide Yoit #.
Gicnito0 I. Sept. : llGr MbbS.
nod europa per 9ampfcr .Wourc.
%tonio," Dio Nucenstoipn 9 ll6r
Nbcn03, nod europa per Compiler
uScttonic," pio Hlpmollt1 uno 9ber.
bollrg.
Mitttpohl 9. Sept.-7 ll6r gb6s.,
nod Srlon0 per Gomlpfer Baltic"
piu Queenstown (on6ere 2Giloer mil.
len per Baltic" abreilirt ieill); nod
6ronrreid per Iompfer ga @oSco0.
ne" pia SABRE (onberc Climber mil.
ien .pcr 2o@oscogne" ooreliirt iein)
8 llbr abcnoS, nod europa, afrifo
inb SItinoicn per Gampfer .Imcri,
ca" (pio E~lvnlortg, g6erbourg u,o
Sombllrg.
Sreiton 4. Sept. - lt6r aben0S,
nam europa, Ifrifn nnb SItinbien
per Compiler st. Yari.~ uio Glp.
MOUTH n1rO Gbcrbourg; 8 lt6r g6oS.,
nod europa per Gunpier ,Garno.
niu," biu Queenstown.
YoIt mad Glib. nnb Gem.
trail. Imerifn, @cit.
inoicn etc.
Gienitog, I. Sept.-3 ltbr Iodm,.,
nod Sonroico per Iampfcr bon %.
ton.
Wittmod, 2. Sept.-9 ll6r M6os,
mad Gnba, Wltcaton nno Gamped)e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-01
$4,000. 2n pcrfamicn: $4,000.

Gene neuen, moncrncn 6pcirodigen. Sduter
Weenue urtO SnpettesG irabe, NIT alien muoers
nen GinridJtuIaen; eemeniirte Steger, Sot lIto
Irotioirs. gn,aiuirie gaoepn men nno aiiten'
G~useiiife. W.arinortreppe lllIb ,Seli.nle. 1oris
Iteinen eeptlaifert. Gle miiiieit gefebeii iper""".
ul file fbdBen 5n frHfeit..
Man iiebme sSairmoult . Moeliiie > gSdG9one.
Eebr Ieidte BeStiIauneen. Our Snfpeftion ide,
li5 uno Sunnta0s often. Myenien am YIabe.
grunbmietbc $4,000 = feG5unooreiBig Solara
pro Sdtr.
EpaIter 6. Mefttaaf,
(gp0tta--l Pauunteruehinpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-01
3ercinistc Sdngrr Dun Baltimore.

AyulipltiltLllei HS'Si''Ntttt N'NiF
ner6or . Sale;" YrGiibeut Senrp
Sbomos; correiponoirenoer unb pro.
tofoQirenber SefretGr pro fem. g..
SinlmeIDeber, Tr. 315, 0toro.@ben'
SiroBe, Sinan6iefrctdr q. Simnlei'
beber, Ir. $40, Torb.GOensSt rabe;
S6osmeiIter s. Midlid), Nr. 713,
8arner.S traBe; 9irigent 81. Sem.
berger. 8eriammlung ie6en 5tpeiten
Srei!ag I'm Wonat.
r@ermanta.A uortett.G Club"
Sauptqltartier: @dgner's SuQe,
itunoe: 9ienitags. - Giriaent s.
&arolus.
r@ermtania,W 1nner1or."
Sauptqilartier: @ermunia . WGli.
ner6or-Solle, Ir. 410 Bis 4t2, 8eIt.
2ombarb-S traBe. SinaItunoe: 9olt.
nerItags - 9irigent: T9eooor Sent
berger.
.vSrobiil1n."
Sauptqliartier: Sroblinu Sale,
Tr. 1000, Sreberid apenue. cling
Ir. 1t6, Iorb.Yaca-S troBe, cling.
Itnnoe: Wittipe6s - 9irigent: Sobn
u. &lein.
,@rbeiter.W Gnnerdor."
Sauptquortier: @nbreas' $aae,
Ger. 3t4, SanoperitroBe. Singitunbe:
Witttpo6s = 9irigeitt: 0apib Yte'
lamet.
,9boIia.N
Souptquortier: Boist's Sale, Scr.
1122, Sorforb-a oenue. Singitunoe:
GienItags - 8irigent S. s. Srarf..
.2ocuIt.Yo N1nnerdor."
Sauptqllartier: 3,uider's Sane,
Gfe Cuba. nno @noreltrabe. Sing.
ltunoe: Mittluof Ibenos s ltbr -
0irieent: Subert Stripped.
.Mrbeiter- 2iroertafeI."
Sauptqllartier: 8ol5' Sale, Nr.
4CS, Beit 2eringtonitrdBe. Cling
ltnnbe: .~Dienltass-0irigent: Suberf
8riippeI.
n9aperiiGjer Mdnnerdor."
Soltptallnrtier: Ndermonn's Sane,
gde pnu Caroline. ms @ouebitraBe.
SinaitunOe: Gouneritag Ibenos -
Oirigent: gilguit Sdncioer.
.WoSort.M1nncrdor."
Sanpiqilartier: &obert 8ollmer's
SaIle, Tr. 1921-1923, Orleans.
Strabe; SingitunOe ic6en Gonner'
flag Iber6 - Giriaent IS. 90. HSbls
mann.
r@idenfran5."
Sanptqllartier: Nu9uit @oebel's
(~porntotS 3orn's) SaIe, gfe Der B.
uno @ougbitrabe, Sigblonotolun.
Sinoitunoe: Mittiuods - 9iriaent
Geo. Us. Eoblmann.
.NeIooie."
Salpt1liartler: Is. 9tIeS Sai-,
gde 2omItrabe nno 0elair'Ntartt
3iriaent s.. &orolus.
.$armonie."
SnRptquartier: SIR. Ala, @eit.
5apette Strabe. Siuaitrnoe: Glen
tags - 9irisent: Sobn u. aIcin.
nMesger.@ eiangoc;e:i."
Saut:qitartier: Soifmann's SaIIs,
2olu- nnb 6orreltitroBe. Sinaitnnoe:
Gienitaa = Siriaent: Subert Strip.
pei.
yNrion."
Singltun0e Mittmod) in Ser STAG.
Sale" Hr. 304, SanopcrItrabe. Il.
rigcnt 3. Melamet.
n8aoenia.
Saltptqiartisr: Eratt- unb 5 Ctr,
SiJblanbtolun. SingItunGe: Glen.
Iiaas - Giriaent Geo. 90. V6bl>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-01
.Scrmlann ga0cnbuup,

8erteraI. slacit rno SrllnbeigentInlns WIafler,
empfieblt fh Dem Geebrten Yllblifilli beiielts
8unl Goaefiiren ppu M;tietbell nno .SrlnbdllllelL
Snm Yerfaui bon ieglideil @rili'hei9enibullt; 10.
ipie sir Geriiberllg pe9ei 5encrsaeinbr. @lib
Ghiifeiarfeu puil uto nab europa llno pi
mir 81 babeIt. ~
9,ureau: 407 Suitbcr'8lo9.-111 @.sS9nrles'
etrate. (Geptl,t29Rte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-01

,Ieutld) = llngariider 2ie0erfran5."
Sauptqliartier: Sttcrbein's Saac
(frii6er ygintradt : Saac"), Socllit'
Yoint. Singitnnoe: Srcitag Ibenos.
Girigent Sn6ert Stripped.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-01
NaQaebcr, Scr Sanmeiitcr.

SGujcr TN GOO SlJd Huro.0luoer.Str
Gben Ooaenoei cine Reibe mooerrer, 6tpets
ft1diaer SduIer, 6 3intlner uib SAB. Nas
Naoe5immer bat cmailIirie Nlalllle ltro %'aliitdres
elpfet. gni6Iub an f~nnttiren @allal. Brels
$3.50. Hienriger 8runb6ilis. Sbi9e Stiile
bnberr bobe un6 a%eiuuoe Gage. giab6nfrnaen i'm
Siircau, Gr. 2537, Cit'@innnment' straRe.
C43-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-01
III uef.1lrSn.

Sn uer;dITsu.
$3.50 - Sir eiiles iener prd9tnolen Sii.
fer linbe galtcrfunslsarf. Ytr. go. 90, 2S etc,
NprbsSaressfrabc. Gcmcntirie Groiioirc, acls
Ier uno Soi: emniuir!e gaoeipnuue unb Sii,
henaispnb etc. $50 Naar mo $4.05 pro gse,
ne fauieI eineS iener mpberilet Siufcr. 9e,
littiot ic uuo iibcrseuet SUD. Gcbr Iei6ie
8eoineunaen. Coward 3. eturd. an Crit NIB
etene. tSuni17. S.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-01
Baltimore Martf6crid)te.

Nolti more, 81. Nilgult 1905.
Wcbl. - 3uiubr 11,7S3 5Giier,
eini6licblid) 2597 Safer 81 2ocult.
Foint mo $3.50 SGIier 81 Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-01
@ir babcn Die folgcnocn gatcn Tano'
Gpmplcre ann @erfanf:

8 stder $3.50; . WIDER $500; 71s @Ger $3.50;
4S 9lder $2500; 70 Mder $3250. Nut eilibei
oieier 8Idte iteben Sbftbduiie. Sier5ia Wiirli-
fen Sabrt per eleftrifbc Vubit bon baltimore
nnt flint WinMien Al SUB bon Der Statiol nnb
tracuo einem Der 9sldBe. 9bnneu etlibe ouoon
inter Ieibicn 3dblml9Sbeoir9unGeit ocrfduleIl.
@bellfals 10 Ider grobe Sarm nit feiltcr 28a''
~ferironie, nn9cfibr 5iuei Wicilen bon ocrfclbcr
Gtotion Der eIettrtfben yabn, init Saus nio
anoeren 9eodulibfeiten, ou $4,000.
Scucrn Tcalty Company,
vi. III, Hurb.Gbarlcs. straRe.
tWlir524,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-01
6clb 81 ucrlcibcn.

me, msIhe geIb gebraudrn, ptedel bier
pnr. anlei6en auf Saldre, Nl6bel lilo @tulio'
eieenibun. SIN SertraneI. Melne Soat 0Ili6e'
Wietbooei. Baltimore Snueftmrnt &c." yr.
t2O, ros8acasSt t2Io-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-01
Sier Iins cintae Yaraatuo

Sicr iins einiae yarga,n5.
Giaarrers mo Sunop sIuoen. 49,. $500
yteituuratiun mo SafhpiribIdbnit .,..... $500
GpiritioienbnnoluHg nit SulooH. ...... $500
g8obnbais nit 6 3immern NIB Noo -. $3.50
Gdb1ner gSpbniib I'M Saioc an elefi. Yabu $1,000
Sorm bon 1926 e(deriI, infl. Srnote 80. $1,000
Serulann Saocnbppp, 407 8aitbcr.Sloa,
III Gbariess strais.
(Sept5,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-01

Sin Jrnoc, nm ons lGpc5iers Seindit an err
Ierneu: elmer nit etipa5 @riabrulIg miro Dor.
9e5oeeit. lia65uiragen bel usbe Wuilcro,'
Wr. 20S-2t0, Ynrfsgtuennc. GAO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-01

Gcrfnnnt:
8erlanst - Manner nnS 9naben.
Perfungt:

Verlungt:
3luei proeniGide Ledge Wdrrcr filr belidnolge
Sarmurbeit; millien melten lonItel; HoDn Slo
bro Mpnut uib guteS @cimL; Hetiegelo nor9e'
fboien. Is. Giridl, WtarenDcs6 arn, Cation, MD
(245)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-05
STRIKE At MURCIE
MAY Be ENDED
Members of AmaIgamated AS
ISOLATION Deny 1t However.

Muncie. Ind. Feb. 5-Although
there is nothing official on the subject,
and ii is streuuous}y denied by some
OF he strikers. a persistent rumor is
4Huat to The effect that the strike of
The AmalGamated Association ut
Sweet aud Electric Railway Employees
"-a!ns' che Indiana Union Traction
Comp&ny is "a be called OF within a
foW days al longest
So far as / know. the strike and the
boycott are 10 continue said one OF
the officers OF the Amalgamated Assoc
citation. III Is up TO the local unions
of the amaigHmated 10 call the strike
of when they please, and the lnterua-
tjonaI organization has nothing 10 20
with that part of it, The public is
aware that strong Influences have
been brought TO bear upon the strik-
ers TO end the trouble. some OF these
appeals having been made TO them on
the grounds of good citizenship, but
there has been no action rs Yet 10
ryscind the strik" order and | don't
know that there will be
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-05
DEATHS ON RAILROAD
Steam Roads Killed Fewer and
The Electric Lines of the
State More.
REVIEW OF QUARTER YEAR.

\ decrease in the number OF per-
sons killed on steam railroads OF In
diana and an increase in the number
killed on interurban lines is shown by
the accident bulletin OF the Indiana
Railroad Commission for the months
Of October, November. and December
This is the second bulletin Of the kind
issued by the comparisons with the
records compiled for the previous
three months-July. August and Sep
tember
In the quarter ending December 81.
1907, 50 persons were killed on the
steam railroads of the State and 40S
were injured. During the previous
quarter 80 were killed and 367 in
jured. During the quarter ending
December Il the interurban road ac-
cidents increased from 5 to II killed
and from "a TO 20 injured "Derail-
ment on the l. L, T. Companys line
al indianapolis, November !. causing
death and % injuries" says the re-
port. and "derailment on the l. d c.
+. COmpany's line at Acton, DeCem-
Der u. causing / death and 4 injur
les, partly account for these differ
ences. They have been noted by the
commission with great solicitude, and
the commission is taking such steps
for prevention as it is authorized to
do, which will be more fully set out
in our next bulletin.
The total number killed during the
quarter ending December 81, on both
steam and interurban lines was 80,
against 1O7 during the preceding quar-
ter, and the total number injured was
AIS, against 401 during the preceding
quarter OF the, total number killed on
steam roads, SO were trespassers and
% were travellers on highway cross
ings
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-05
HAGERSTOWN. IND.

Heeerstown. Ind, Feb. 5.-Mrs.
Arch Campbell. Mrs. John Falck OF
Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs. John Sells
and children. formed Il surprise party
on Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Herchberger,
Monday. the event being Mr.. Herch
berger's Gard birthday.
Mrs. Michael Couirf fell Monday on
the ice on the sidewalk near her
home and fractured her left limb,
w. H. Porter is having a fine lot
of ice put uD for next seasons use,
off of Doerstlers pond, south of town.
This ice is considered the finest in
several years. 1t measures 8 inches
in thickness.
Blacksmiths at this place are reap
ing a harvest on account of the icy
condition of the roads. At four o'clock
Monday morning they were at work
MIR. and Mrs. John Teetor entertain
ed the following Monday evening: Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Hartley Of kankana,
Wis. Mr.. and Mrs. Macy Nicholson OF
Grandfork, \. D.. Chas. TeetOr and
family, Mrs. Laura Hines, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Hartley. the Teetor orches-
ira, Mrs. Henry Teetor.
The members of the Eastern Star
Chapter are requested to respond to
call meeting Friday, Feb. 7, at
which time initiatory work will be
done, after which social time will be
enjoyed.
The ladies of the PocOhontas. will
give a social to the public at their
lodge rooms Saturday night.
Miss Florence Bell is recovering
from a weeks illness.
Miss Irene Addington will go to
Cincinnati Saturday to the wholesale
millinery opening to remain several
days before taking her position for the
spring season.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-05
Napoleon and His Snuff.

In the late thirtles and early forties
Of the last century a favorite spectacu.
lar play at Astley's in London was
The Battle of Waterloo" in which an
actor named Gomersal gained renown
as Napoleon Bonaparte. His imitation
of the emperor was so lifelike that the
great Duke of Wellington invited him
to Apsley House. and the interview
affords an amusing illustration of the
actors close copscisntiousness in at
tention to the most minute detail. Aft
er complimentiny his guest the duke
remarked:
Il observe Mr.. Gomersal. that yon
do not use a snufbox i'll the part, but
make the emperor take his SNUFF loose
from his vaiSIrOUL pocket. Permit lie
10 enable you to supply the ouIiss,on'
and his grace prosecuted tue actor With
4 very handsome silver "taDatiere.'
. Gon!ersaI pockctrd the casacr end
>tomached the criticism in silence. but
wien he reached home he wrote TO the
coutuerC. OF N3terioo and reSpcctfu!-
~ pointed out that the omission was
of set purpose and absolutely true to
history, "Bouey'' being in the habit of
dispensing with a snuffbox and taking
the powder loose from his waistcoat
pocket, which he had made lined with
chamois leather for that purpose.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-05
Asserted 1t Will Be Pulled Off
In indianapolis Between
Big Conventions.
PURPOSE NOT YET KNOWN.
MAY BE TO NOMINATE HEARST
FOR PRESIDENT OR TO lNFLU-
ENcE THE ACTION OF THE DEN
YER SESSION.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The support
ital hear that Mr.. Hearsts Independ-
ence League is planning TO hold ma
tiOnal convention i'll Indianapolis dur
ing the interval between the cOnven-
lions of the two old parties. Just
what is to be the purpose of the con-
vention if it shall be held is not
known They do not know whether it
is to nominate Mr.. Hearst for Presi-
dent or merely to ''resOlve" with the
view of influencing the action of the
Denver convention. Within the last
forty-eight hours it has become known
that Mr.. Hearst has obtained the ser
vices of Charles A Walsh, of Iowa,
who as secretary of the Democratic
national committee, gained a deep in
sight into the inner workings OF the
Democracy as well as wide acqualn-
lance among the leaders of that party.
Employing Young Democrats.
It is further learned that Mr.. Walsh
has obtained the services of half doz-
Gratis and that this force has been
sent out through various sections OF
the country for the purpose of per
fecting the organization of the Hearst
League. The only details which can
he learned are that Mr.. Walsh and his
lieutenants are to rendezvous at Den
yer and that the first States to be or
ganiZed will be those in the Rocky
mountain group.
1t is asserted, moreover, that Mr..
Hearst seeks the ObliteratiOn of old
party lines. The Democrats have been
flattering themselves that whatever
Mr.. Hearsts personal conviction
might be, he would not feel that he
could afford to oppose Mr.. Bryan, but
this aggressive move on his part is
regarded with considerable alarm. and
1t is feared that his course constitutes
a serious menace to the Democratic
party. whatever effect it may have on
the Republicans.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-05
CAMPBELLSTOWN. OHIO.

CampmelBtown. O.. Feb. J.-Rev.
Kerr of Dayton. O., will begin revival
services here February Q, and continue
until February %. A special invita-
ton is extended to all.
Peter r. Cooper visited with his
brother Jacob, who is still confined to
the house.
Allen Ball is again on the sick list,
VIM. Arrismith and wife Of Day
ton. returned to their home after quite
a visit here with his mother
Ephraim Cook, our venerable mail
carrier. is still on the sick list. and
the assistent. John O'Hara, is acting
as mail carrier.
The hog market here has been rath'
er dull in the last few days.
Claude Cooper severely sprained his
left ankle Monday while skating al
TIE pond near New Hope station.
Mrs. Lou Shaffer visited re.atives in
Richmond.
Earl Shaw Of Hamilton is here Wis
iting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-05
MILTON. IND.

Milton. Ind, Feb. 5.-Mrs. John
Newbould of Raleigh, spent Monday at
the home of her father. Jerome Ter
non.
Harry r. Manlove represented
Washington township at the district
convention at Cambridge City, Tues
day.
Only two letters are on the adver-
tised list in the Milton postotice:
Preston Banker and Charles J. Watt.
Word has been received that Mildred
Warren, who is i'll with scarlet fever
in ST. Louis. is doing well.
Paul Custer has taken employment
at Beartsch's shop at Cambridge City
and removed his family from In
dianapol to Milton.
James Fl. Walker. while cutting zee
on the canal Tuesday, Slipped into the
icy water, taking chill.
Mrs. Dan Schudrr entertained the
Merry-Go-Round club Tuesday after
noon.
The neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Cleyenger formed a surprise mas
querade Tuesday night on them.
Mesdames Napier and Bennett of
centeryille, visited Milton friends
Tuesday.
Mrs, David Nugent has given her
piano, a fine Instrument to the Chris
tian church. of which she is Il member.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-05
Must Believe 1t
When WeIl-known Richmond People
Tell 1t So Plainly.

When public endorsement is made
by a representative citizen of Rich
mond the proof is positive You must
believe it. Read this testimony. Ev-
cry backache sufferer every man,
woman or child with any kidney
trouble will find profit III the reading
David Hershey, of SIC South Thir-
teenth ST, Richmond, Ind, says:
Two boxes of DOan's Kidney Pills
that | procured at A. G.. Luken Co. S
drug store cured me of distressing
weakness of the kidneys and severe
pains through the loins and sides
This trouble bothered me for some
time and other treatments had not
given me relief. Doan's Kidney Pills
did all and more than is claimed for
them, and l am glad to help them
along with my recommendation"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. FosterMilburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's- sand
take no other.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-05
COREY PICKED UP
CIRCUS WONDERS
Former Richmond Young Man
Was Abroad.

Charles Corey, a former Richmond
young man, and who for some years
has been the chief assistant to- his un
Gle. Benjamin Wallace. in the manage
mcnt of the Wallace circus. recently re
turned from a trip abroad in which he
picked up a number of new features
for this aggregation this season. Mr.
Corey has not made public just what
he received in the way of European
wonders, but there is no doubt that il
will be something TO furnish material
for the flaming posters that are part
of the circus business. Er. Corey Is
brother of Mrs. DR.. George II. Grant
of this city
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-05
MUCH INTERESTED
Richmond Methodists Lookinu
Toward Northern Indiana
Conference.
SOME CHANGES HINTED AT.

Local Methodists are greatly inter
ested i'll the approaching sessions of
the North Indiana conference, which
will be held this year at Anderson,
Ind. Preparations for the event are
already pretty we'll made and it is
shown that the program is to be one
of much interest. Delegates will be
chosen this year to the general con
ference of the church, which is to
meet in Baltimore and the contest for
the place promises to be lively. Near
ly always there is little politics at.
tached to securing this honor at the
hands of the conference. There is
quiet report going about that some
| changes will be made among the pas,
tors of the Richmond churches but
this is all speculation at this time.