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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-30
DARING ROBBERY
At BROOKV|LLE
ABOUT $3.50 Worth of Stamps
Stolen From the Post
office.
LOCAL POLICE NOTIFIED.
THERE is A CHANCE THAT THE
MEN WHO STOLE A RIG TO GET
OUT OF TOWN BOARDED c., c.
&L. TRAIN AND CAME HERE.

The local police department has
been informed of the robbery of the
postoffice at Brookville, Ind, a small
town a short distance south of Rich
mond, at an early hour this morning
The robbery was most daring one
and the thieves. supposed to be two
succeeded in making their escape and
are still at large. After leaving Brook
vile in a stolen rig the thieves were
seen to head in an eastward direction.
AS the horse and rig, driverless, re-
turned home a few hours after the
robbery it is thought that the robbers
boarded a train, probably a c.. c. &
L., in which event it is probable that
they came to Richmond No suspic.
ious characters were reported to po.
lice headquarters this morning by Of
ficers on night beats.
A dispatch from Brookville states
that after gaining entrance to the
postoffice, the thieves blew the safe
and secured about $3.50 worth of post
age stamps. So eXpertly was the safe
blown that the sound of the explosion
was very muffled and the citizens
were not aroused With their booty
the robbers went to barn, hitched UP
a horse to road wagon and drove
rapidly out of town.
When Brookville awoke this morn
ing it was learned for the first time
that the postoffice had been rifled
This report spread rapidly about town
and caused great excitement. The au
thorities at Brookville notified the po
lice in neighboring towns to assist in
the capture of the robbers While
Brookville was excitedly discussing
the details of the robbery the stolen
horse wandered into the city.
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HOLDER HAS NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Holder Dragged Beneath the
Pilot of Engine.

In attempting TO cross the tracks OF
the c., c. & L. railroad at the 'Y''
south of the city this morning, the
left foot of Robert Holder of Peru, was
caught beneath the pilot. The train
was moving but slowly at the time and
Holder was dragged beneath the pilot
but his foot was only bruised. No
bones were injured and amputation
will not be necessary. Holder was
treated and afterward sent to his
home at Peru.
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Hardly Probable That 1t Will
Amount to Anything and
That Bryan's Platform Will
Be Adopted.
PROHIBITION is SURE
TO BE A FACTOR.
Certain That There viii Be a
Strong Demand Upon the
Democrats This Year for a
Temperance Plank.

Denver, Colo, June 30.-Once more
rebellion is threatened against Will
liam J. Bryan by the few Democratic
bosses who are here arranging for the
national convention next week. Now
the trouble with the insurrectionists
is over the platform, upon which Mr..
Bryan is presumably reading proof at
his home in Lincoln, Neb.
The insurrectionists have come out
and declared against an anti-injunc-
ton plank in the forthcoming meas
ure. The said insurrectionists, when
they are counted, are Roger C. Sulli-
van, of course; Col. r. M. Johnston, of
Texas, and Tom" Taggart. with Sec
retary Urey Woodson , rather going
along with them. and they expect re-
endorsements in the person of John T..
McGraw, of West Virginia. today and
Clark Howell, of Georgia, along late in
the week.
Il think the Indiana delegation will
be against such plank as the republi-
cans adopted" Mr. Taggart said. at
was too strong an attack upon the
courts. / think we should ask moth
ing more than that in contempt cases
another judge than the one who charg-
es the contempt should try the ISSUE
AS to Colonel Johnston. the Texan,
he was outspoken. He expects to be
member of the resolutions commit
tee now that it is known positively
that Senator Bailey will not be here,
and he says that - he will go on the
floor of the convention with a minor
ity report if the Bryan proposition is
adopted in committee.
Sullivan Feels Sure.
When he was giving out his inter-
view, Mr.. Sullivan also let it be un-
derstood that he would be the chair.
man of the delegation, and for a mem.
ber of the committee on resolutions
suggested half dozen names-Samuel
Alschuler, Free P. Morris, Fred J.
Kern, Carroll C. Boggs and George E.
Brennan.
Of the list Brennan is the one most
likely to be taken. He is closer to
Sullivan than any of the others, and
will fight for what sullivan wants.
Also. he drew the Springfield plat
form. which indorsed Bryan on Cover
nor Johnson's speeches, and he would
like a chance to put over a similar
trick in a big gathering.
What is likely to happen on the
platform question. however, is some
thing entirely different from the pro-
gram the insurrectionists are plan.
ming. Mayor Brown, of Lincoln is ex-
pected to bring Mr.. Bryan's version to
Denver today. Dahlman was expect
ed to do the same thing, but he failed
to deliver What very probably will
occur is that Richard L. Metcalf, Bry-
ans associate on the Commoner, will
slip into town next Sunday or Monday
with nicely typewriter set of reso.
lutions and will say: "Nr. Bryan
wants these adopted. please" and they
will be adopted.
The insurrectionists know that the
above is what is pretty sure to hap
pen. just as well as any one knows it.
And that is why their proposition to
go On the warpath impresses most peo.
pie as only a call for ghost dance
And when Mr.. Metcalf o. whatever
messenger shall be chosen. brings the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-30
THE WEATHER PROPHET

INDiANA-Fair Tuesday might and
Wednesday, cooler Tuesday night
in extreme northwest portion, var.
liable MinaA,
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TO RETURN TO HIS
HOME AFTER 81 YEARS
Lewis SemIer of Washington
Township to Go to Germany

Milton, Ind. June 30.-Lewis Sem
Ter. well-to-do Washington township
farmer, win go to Germany In about
three weeks to visit his father 1t is
90 years since Mr.. Semler left the
fatherland and this will be his first
visit to- his xoldrhQme-
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS.
Senate Committee on PoStottees and
Post Roads Considering Question.

Washington, March ID ,-Children
are to be encouraged tn save their pen.
MES by feature OF the postal savings
bank blll. to bo reported by the sub
committee VI the senate committee on
post roads which Is considering tho va.
rlous postal bank bills.
The committee expects to complete
~ work Friday, II mas before It the
bills introduced 10y Senators Carter,
Burkett and Knox, the latter being
tho measure favored by Postmaster
General Meyer. Tho committee has
taken the best features OF all OF tho
bills and IL drafting what II believes
to be NJ near perfect measure as
can be- made,
The feature that Is expected 10 at
tract the children Ii taken from the
Carter bill II provides for the sale
by pOstot,Cps ot cards, each To hOh
nine stamps \ child may purchase
a card for ono cOHt aud huy stamps
Mt one cent each. When nine stamps
have been attached. the child may do
potIt t.o card anil receive credit for
a deposit OF ten cents
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14
INSPECTION or SCHOOLS.
Out OF 500 In Chicago, Fifty We're Re
ported Unsafe,

Chicago, March - inspection Of
tho three hundred public and two
hundred private and parochlal schools
IA Caicago was completed "Wednesday
by captains OF I've llre department aud
inspectors fro Acting Building Commits
siouef Robert knight out ~ the
whole number about nifty schools we're
found to be- unsafe. and Instruction.
were given that changes DO made I'M
mCdiatcly.
Delegations from private schools.
priGc'rals and ianitors from public
scnools threatened With arrest for ylO
latlon of tho city ordinances booking
IN the protection ~ school childron
from danger by Are. nockci "a mo
commissioners once md promised ~
make any changes desired by The IRE
or building department without delay,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14
WAR ON GAMBLERS.
Zig stick" Orders investigation 81
aiock TfAdlna Mothodn.

Washington, March 81 --'Presldent
Roosevelt has directed Herbert Knox
Smith. ~ Tho burrAu ~ corporations.
Ia Investigate tho methods ~ stock
trading With . Wow ~ Furnishing ths
basis Of possible future Iostulallou reg.
ulating such practices.
Tho dificulty II recognized oi a.
tempting federal rrgula Ion 0t tho
transfer ~ stocks which viii operaiS
10 cuttall purely gambling contracts
and az ths same time work No hin
ORANGE Ia legitimate tran gTsfL. and II
II announced IA DO for the purpose %
ptocoodlng on Sound principles that
the investigation ID being made.
President Roosevelt has desiafe
himself to 10 d~cldadly IN favor d
eliminating stock gambling
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14

tega'or. Ala Mafea ~ The
Tsir City Fafni,ufs and iestAlinsni
CONT a. "a Noaitun street Hss In
sA,af Sad heir stock 81 fHrhitms Aad
heS4~H i.rpiabipE Eooas damaged ~
afs as@ aa'sr HsdBsssay The stock
- vasort a. o. asD damage aad 10 per
csai 'al.J oofsfrs BY insanses. The
ksHtnesy 1i0rs SEE damaged 81 on.
0prss ~ J. v Pehb7 ne IRE.
Ogizihatsa In toe bark snd It 30 SnfsI
in sfisA q staek % ma,,yssses psreI
Eaeanf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14
MEN IN HAIL OF LEAD|
Reported Conflict Between Gillian
Forces and Strikers.
SACHIaE GUNS WERE USED
Rows Of a Great Conflict at the Nj.
trats Beds Of chlh Has Been ReeelV.
cd In Which 2,5Oo Men Were Laid
Low, Most Of them killed.

San Francisco, March ~ Machine
guns operated by the government
forces OF Chile In great conflict
with strikers at the nitrate beds and
In the city OF IQulQue laid $500 men
low, most OF these being Killed, nc
eording 10 adyices received Wednes-
day by the Australian steamer Chris
tianpors. arriving dir ct from Chile,
Business at IQuiQuc which had new.
or been seriously disturbed 10y any.
thing but earthquake was pGralyzcd
when the great army OF workers went
on strike Ono fraCaS after another
occurred, until soldiers and strEers
met In the streets ol lquiqur and on
the outskirts and openly dcaed each
other
Being ordered To drive to army OF
men away and disr'gsc them. the
police opened IRE white they formed
and literally moved down the men
They had little opportunity to ngAt
back. even had they been armed tho
assault upon thenI Nas 30 sudden
This took place on Jan II, aud VAS
followed by two or tIlec days ~ OPP
IogSiyc E'oom In tho community
white the funerals OF ne M,cI we're
taking pace
4 week lSte,, ~ though by common
agreement. tho strikers went back TO
work without the expected advance in
wages
II was reported that the mirr own
era will voluntarily Increase tbe pay
OF many OF their employees.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14

New York. March ~ George
Croker. SoA Of tho late Charles
CrOcksr. q san Francisco. iS report.
"a seriously 81 ~ hIs home Ia EAA
siHty fourth S,reet q stomsch tFoa.
bic vhieh Developed VhiIe be Vas IL
AsIioo recehtlJ and uhica csHssd his
rs'nrn 20 ais city Il wa reported
that . oonsSltasioa of psysaeiAus bad
bssa esd and that ~ eosgati0h wOata
~ performed satHrdaT Mr.. CFock
~ uas for . ;ims vice pTgsldaas u
he soaiaern PArfae naHFoaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14
WIDOW Given 81 500 In Court.

Macon, Ga. March t3 The sum
Of $1,000 was given Mrs Henry KeAs-
Ter by the ordinAry's court Wednes-
day afternoon She IL the widow OF
the late Henry Kesslcr. OF this city.
Under the state regulations Mrs
Kessler had a right 10 claim q years
support and a board decided that the
sum Of 81 900 would DO the proper
amount. In the ordinAry's court cruii.
tors OF the late Mr. KeAsiet fought the
payment u this amount. and the conrt
nDaily decided 20 AiI6W her 81 100. TAs
case WAs an interesting ono and lasted
for several hours.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS.
State Convention Met At omaha-Taft
Sentiment prevaiIs


Omaha. Neb March 10 The state
convention Of the republican party ~
Nebraska met here Thursday TO So
Iect delegates to the nauona, oonven-
ton
The sentiment for Taft was appar
emily unanimous The Lancaster coun.
~ delegation, which Was cent tn the
convention on a Roosevelt platform,
was headed by Judge Allen W. Field
an avOwed Taft man. AMI candidate
tOT delegate n large.
For the month preceding the conVen.
ton much vas said about opposition
90 Tafi, but n there vas any senti.
nsnt Of nat nature In the gathering
q failed utterly 10 assert itself before
Ebe convention vas cailee 20 order.
The point Of inicrest during tho fore.
noon was the district conventions that
mSs 10 ssiec, distFie; delegates 70 the
national convention.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14
Aggressive Action Against Chiaa
BY Japan Not Likely,
THE TATSU MARU INCIDENT
Press and Public Of Japan Are Now
Favorable 10 an Amieable settle.
nent and Not to PreSs China to EH-
trmes--May Agree to Demands.

Toxic. March -. Tho strong do
mand ot he press and the public oe
Japan FOR uggrcssIvc action against
China In connection with tho TatSu az.
fair ~ suhduiug.
The A,ahl, one OF the most lniluCn.
tial RON - Dcrs. dIscussos tho matter
at IcuSta and urgcs tho government TO
seriously consider tho moral aide Of
the ease AVID not to prcM china to ex'
trcmes. Il thinks'that Japan should
exercise greater vigilance concerning
tho export Of RrmA dcatinOd for the
use VI ipMrgrnts against friendly
government.
This Wow Il gaining ground aud II
~ Understood that tho minister OF
war. General Torayuchi, aud Vlco Ah
miral Saltn, minister ~ marine. ara
opposed 10 aggressive tactics.
The British hiinlstor, Sir Claude
Mcdonald, has hold lengthy confer.
onccs With FOrNIgu Minister HayaAhl,
The foreign once asserts that no ut
tlmalum has been issued In tho mat
tor. but tho hope n expressed that tho
negotiations may 10 pfotraCtcd
In wcllitiormcd ClrClca. n IA In
forrcd that china Will eventually agree
to tho demands nj Japan In consider
alton 81 o pledge upon The part ~ ia
pan that closer watch will be- kept
upon expectation Of Arms
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14
Valuable rrs,,Ina L4er.. ol.,.

NSN Haven. Conn-. March i5--Nut
eeaFeT. q trUtiinE bore owned By Ha
olnEpT % this city. vas found dad
% tie SsEn ~ the stable q q bSesi
vetSrinnry sarEcoa Wednesday Death
- alleged 10 have bes-u duo 20 muriS,ic
poisosihE aAmIaiatsre4 throaEh ne
tube which up asserted IN The tFOs
ter's ihrcai pons une go 70 30 daty
in pl&es q detective traessa Nat
bCarer aGs ssr~d By Ns'brsak~- asa
vas values az 90 go SIC had q Pc,
ord 81 2.0s - ia "a sirht beat race
No eltu 20 he perPstrSbor hss b~ss
enssssv sref
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14
SPECIAL INVESTIGATION.
Representative Lilly correetS lmpreS
sions that Had Been Created.

Washington, March 10 The spe-
O.~l committee appointed by Speaker
Cannon to investigate the charges
made by the Electric Boat company
20 influence legislation, resumed It's
sittings Thursday with all The I'VE
members OF the committee present.
aud tho spacious room in which the
committee Is sitting well filed with
newspaper men and other interested
spec tatOrs.
Al the opening OF the session Mr..
l.illey addressed the committee saying
that he desired tn correct the impress
sion that had been created by the re-
port Of the committee 10 the effect that
he had charged that members ~ con
gress had been bribcd. He denied
that he had made such charges. but
said that up 10 the present time. his
accusations have been solely against
the Electric Boat company and Its pre-
deccSsors. the Holland company. and
had covered the point that these com
panles had made an effort TO influence
legislation by congress.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14
TANGLED IN waR VGNcE

Unknown Man Found Win Hls Head
Aimost severed from Hs eody.
Inlay. New. March ~ with bic
head nsaFiI severed from hin body -
tho result % an entAnEIsmsat with
baFbetWirs fence. near tbls place. bot
stitl alive. tho bod5 Of an unkpown
man. a fOfsiEheF. vas found wsdnss
day by The rallsay employees here
Ne wAs naked. covered ain bbood ana
Unconscious
no man So ~ lhs ,raiH tuesday
niEst lie hal a tickss toF Dallas.
TsG ITO wandered afOund the sta
lion t0s sOms ums sod haaliy disaP-
pSared 10 the dsfkass.
NOtking further va sSsh 81 aim an.
tll da5 tight ghsa bic 11ft saa foaaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14

Atlanta. March ~ 700 governor ~
0eGFGia hss offered q reward ~ $3.50
foe the Avrest of tho unkBOwh negro
who. q t0v days aED. muF6srmi Pawn
broker Jacob IIiFsOwIis In bis place 81
business on Decatur street II vAs
announced Dms daJa Ako that the
EovsrRoF would 0GeT q reward Of thls
amOaht. bat tho formal papers max
Ing Application for II were oAly pre-
sshtai q, the executive once Wednsu
day Win other rewards already ~
fsrea tse total reward outstanding for
the bsgrOs esptare IL 1850
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14

ffusJafs gafs, ~ ne tkisa
sni e So ~ 90 hfo International
o0ass aftr = tks YousE Posgss :
hissiaaAry aoYs@saf apensa Tksgn
dsy wtik maea eughHstssm o. W
nHnglas hasNesyis. efssl6eat 81 Ilass
fpNs TAseesssi aNni1ney Egsr,ssfa
Cess - e a4,t 80
l49e - ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY. .
AZ EIghty-SeVen Regent Of Bavaria IL
Still Hats and Hearty.

Munici, March l3-,Prince Luitpold,
regent OF Bavaria, celebrated the eigh.
ty-seventh anniversary Of his birth on
Thursday amid a brilliant gathering
Of the Bavarian nobility.
In the morning the prince received
telegraphlc congratulations from En-
peror William and the heads OF the
reigning houses of the empire. as we'll
as felicltationS from abroad. Later
there was an immense military seren.
ade before the palace in which the On.
tire garrison OF Munich took part The
prince replied by appearing at one OF
the palace windows and bowling.
The effects OF his many years are
almost unnouceable in the person OF
the venerable regent, He Is in splen-
did physical condition. His limbs
maintain their elasticity, his muscles
are still hard, and nearly every day
he dehes wind and weather and under.
goes tho hardships Of the chase,
The Bavarian people seem to have
forgotten the existence OF King Otto,
the mad ruler OF their country, who
has been informed In small palace In
a suburb OF Munich since 1886.
The Bavarisn parliament would have
made Prince IMitpold king in success.
sion to otto had he not refused to nc
cept the post,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14
ALIAS TRIAL At DENVER.
Case Given TO Jury--Dsfendsnt Stsle.
ally Awaits Result,

ally Awaits Result,
Denver, Colo March - With the
bare suggestion 81 masked epllcps,
as hls only defense. Giuseppe Ana
awaits Uolchl'y tho result Of his trla!
on the charge 81 having murdered
Father Leo HcinrIchs.
The evidence for the defense was
completed Wednesday. Only two
witnesses were called and but one ~
them. Or Baron q. Tosu. the Italian
IoAsul. testified that no considered tho
slayer Of Fataer LEO insane bAflnE
Ole OpIHIon upon tho fac, that the
murder was without apparent motive
No explanation ~ Alia's terrible act
other than that giy0B by him In jail
was offered and ~ evidence ~ any
plot against Father Leo az pfissls In
general have been presented ~ The
trial
Tho case vas given TO tho JUN
Thursday after brief Arguments and
instTuctiona
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14

Nsu og.saKs. AAfeh % ---wIGa q
lA43er Da6s % Fope ard kFuomutIsks
four Ghsrt term pstaaasga scnisa 10
Vail q the paSiue ySssoa Asrs ana
Ha3s = Aase foS lIeee1y. withfn haif
80 Soar af,sr tassf saaAps rArso a ne
NEE Esfs sssEAi aaa hs0aFht bah %
ss1soa ~ tepstiss. aaA IAs poass
49, ts5E r. ssarrA % sas AosrtA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14
FLEET IN FINE SHAPE.
Admiral Evans big Sixteen"
Off Magdalena Bay.
4 DAYS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
At Terminus Of Long Voyage Ships Of
the Great American Fleet Are Rp.
ported To 81 in az Good Condition
- When Hampton Roads Was Left.

ported To Bt In as Good Condition
40 When Hampton Roads Was Left.
San Diego, Cal, March ia
wireless message received late Wednes.
day night by the Point Iona govern
ment wireless station was to the ef.
feet that Rear Admiral Evans and his
big battleship fleet arrived on Magda-
lena bay early Wednesday night.
The feet Is almost four days ahead
Of schedule time
II has been known for some weeks
past that the blk sixteen" would ar.
rive at its practicing ground ahead OF
time. but 1T was never oGpSOtSd that
such an excellent showing as this
would be made. The important fact
about Il is that the four days gain
was made on the last stretch Of the
voyage from Callao, South America.
IL IL reported on good authority that
an oficial message was received from
Rear Admiral Evans himself by the
local wireless station "Wednesday night
to be transmitted 10 Washington. IL
was to the effect that Admiral Evans
reported TO Washington thu: ne had
arrived at the bay with OF the ships OF
the feet In better condition than when
they sailed from Hampton Roads.
and he Is even now ready for any
emergency that may arise, and that
the feet is prepared to sail for any
destination at an hours notice.
The importance OF this message Is
overwhelming The eyes OF the entire
list OF naval officials. practically every
citizen Of the United States and even
the entire Nor!d were eXpectantly
awaiting the ships at the terminus OF
the long voyage as TO the effect the
voyage would have on the ships. Now
that word has been received that the
entire feet is In even better condl.
tiOn than at the time II started out the
mammoth naval undertaking Is crown.
cd with glorious success.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14

Jaskson. ~ AAFSk II --ras iusI
"a thc enss - tsAa Aazsr sAaFNse
WttA stHaa 10 lae mrrass ~ T0ws
'Maru3Ai lsIrs Cos&fsS tsrinK ne
HAEE ,-s-oe aFtA isss 10 tse1 resSFt@s
. hsSetsas diE1ErveEest 49, shs ats
aiHsss - @ass - 6seeA fiafatA
~ Ne HssSeF u 49, fstAsf. VS. pongr
ao0sa = tas srtl iesm x euHs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14

Macon Ga AaTh'l3 ..ass than
ohs half he an0un' ~ vhishy tat
Eas shipped 'o Narno during ths arst
siH Seeks 81 fas Hea gr4f 10 aOw be-
lnE Received a. 'to "tpfes ONCE. An,i
the OHfiaa fe.~ a.- having = hafd
tisRs guzkIlag pv~f HH s.afap Tia
Su!y nay L-y rsa t1r"aot for Il IL
the sarmef s-a.a"r aud ths isssens,i
taste g1r Ia45y through Lbat FeasOa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14
REmEpIgs SUGGESTED
FOR the Growing Evils Of Congestion
Of Population.

Of Population.
Nov York. March ~ Moving the
public schools into tho outlying district
~ The city Was tho hrst remedy aug.
gcstod tyr the growing evils ~ oonEea
ton ~ population At tho exhibit nov
being held A. the Museum ~ Natural
Hiatory.
The moving ~ factories out 81 The
city VAS another comedy proposed the
hsc 81 tho telephone and other msanS
of today ~ oommuV cation and ot rap
N transportation Being suggested 10
overcome ths disadvantage ~ bolnS
at soHo distance from tho eentors Of
trade,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-14
FlN. tAll.na A.,.,..h

TAmpA Fia NaSsh "a --Baals4
~ TIE sseteef msiatsinoa ~ al liAi
iaSs. iasisdiEE 'bs TittiHs ths palies
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