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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14

Jotgcu Scr SonntoOS-
ii o55iuS. - Ycttr SulI 0clicn
@irtbidjoit, Nr. 1911 Tbomc3itroBc,
an Sonntog Ibeno BON Der EoIi5ci
GcS 0ItIihen 0iItritt@ iiberrlmpclt
mlrroc, lit qcitcrn olrd) Noli5ciridtcr
Garland luegen ongcblidcn Spiri
tuoicnpcrtnlia am Sormta0 inter
$500 @ilrgihoit gcltcllt morhcn chen
10 murocn Die iiebcn ,3cllgcn, mcId)e
III Dem &ofol o%ngctroilen iuurherL,
inter jc 500 @iiraihult geltcllt.
Alld Sobn MidS, oIi oelien
@irtbifoit, an S'GomcQ mo @olll.
sic County NoIi5ci inter
pcri0nlidcr Geitling BON Foli5cimor.
idloll @orilld) om Sonntog cine No5-
ia untcrnobm unb qcgcn ocn Ole Nm
iduIoigung 0eS SiibrenS cinc8 ltnorz
hcntlihen SallleS erbobCn mllr0c, 1T
rllrd) Yoli5eirid)ter Sbomplon bon
Scr Canton Eoli5ciitotion nit icinen
@GItcn ocnt @erihtSperiobrcn ilbcrs
micicn morberl.
Somllcl S%llntnncllu, bon Nr.
Gi5, 9Scit.S orotognitrnBc, lpcld)er
am Sonntog bon Ser0cnnt Moore
uerbaftct imo IN Die mcItlihc Foli5cis
Station eingclieiert mllroe, neil CT
ON %genonntcn Sage Giscrcnc oltt
Ger StrdBe perfouitc, ipllroe a%c'tcrit
ron Hidter Srieoel 81 S. Strofe nno
Soften berurtbcilt. &inccnt Nrlida,
BON Nr. LOG, Giamono.S troBc, mel
der bes glciden GergebcnS ongcldills
bigt luor, ipuroe aegcn 3oblling DER
Soften ats Der Soit entloliclt. SeB-
tcrtr bate MIR ais 2%itmunello'S 8c.
billie fnngirt, in0cnl er Den Glacrenles
farrcn ldob.
Cine freimilliGc 6eucrs
BADEN sic 9eno6ncr BON
Gmorp @rope uno llmgebung orga.
niiirt. Gie meiiten Der 3%ugcb0rigen
iinO Sommerfriidler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
SragiidJcs Nadipicl zines Morbpru-
,ciIcs.

Northpnrt, Z. s., t3. Sltli,-
2r. !. u. Simpion ser Ncm. Dorfcc
3obnnr5t mcldcr tiir3lif pom Scr
Nufloge irciGciprnhen mlroc, icincn
SdImicgerpntcr NartlcD =. &orncr
BON bier ermorbet 81 bnben, mlr0e
bclttc Nud)nlittog in Der bieli0cn Mob.
nltl1a lcincr @uttin ltn0 Sdpuicgcrs
mltter g~cldJDiIen ltno lebcnsgcf1brItd)
pcrmlulbct. ?tGberes ilbcr Die Nfioire
lit nod nid)t ernittclt, ollcin Die
.Shmiegernntter, 6ral Sorner, ltebt
1rnter ppii5eiljdrr lle6enpahrng. "
(SpGtcr.) - Sron Sorncr lit inter
scr NnfIoge OcS WforoperirfS pcrboi.
tct luorOCn. Ir. Simpion lit Ourd) Die
2ebcr geifoiirn unO bcfinoet lid in
prefdrcr Gage. Scinc Sdlpicgcrnul.
ter iolpobl, mic icinc @ottin trotcr
mGbrcno icineS EroSciicS ais 9cla,
ltltn1s5cugcn Ncgcn i'm ulf lt1b lc0'
ten b0d)it gropircnOc IltsioNcn ob.
Ger 3obnor5t bate iiH IN 6oI9c bon
Giffcrcnjcn iibtr Ternl6genaon9clc.
qenbcitcn nit icincn Shmie9crcltcrt
pcricinoet. Sn icincm Gro5ciie gob CT
81, bab CT ben Sd)ub obfctcrtc, mel
der Sorncr t60tctc. b%ebdltptctc icbpd,
Dob eS 5uiGnia gcidob. Seit i%ci1cr
Trciiprcdbung mobntc cr IN Nemz
Dorf, mGbrenb icinc @ottin bier bel
ibrer Wllttcr Icbtc. @cItrrl, Nbcno CT
idicn CT bier 1tnb ucriud)tc, in sic
&orncr'idc Wobnlng cin5uoringci,.
Gbe CT bic Sbiire oiinen fonntc,
frod)tc cin SdulB unb Simpion
~ltiir5te id)mcr ~gctroficn nic0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14

BUR Nbfnbrt bcrcit,-0o5
aononcuboot u3aIn sc Gl,bo" polt ser
M'arul1nO 6rottcnmili5 Iic9t SIT 6crt
N|c&curp SIR Abiobrt n0d Sontptcn
Mou0S bcrcit, mcld)c am CQnncrltoB
crfoIRt. To@ Boot miro lid al Den
pom Wortnc Gcportcmcnt anBroro'
lctcn Mon0pcrlL sic ON IS. Oieic@
Wonota ibrcn NnINn1 ncbnlcrL, be
tbeiliaen. GonumNnOcur 6rcn. -.
@aAncr nobm bcrcit2 NIT 'cllcnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
Iricfbcf1rocrnno mndJ ocm M~nslnnOc,

Iic oltalGn0ii1c Eoit fir Die nit
ocnn IS. Sui cnoulOc @odIc i6lleBt
bier I'M 6ouptpoitomt, III ollen Sal
len piinTtlid, mic iolgt:
Die Eodct,E olt iii bon 8 l(Gr Sor'
mittonS bis . llhr Nohnltttoa9 tag
lid often, oll2gcnommcn Sonntog9.
Gic Godct 4oit nod @roBbriton'
nicn uno &rIono iN(icbt Gieritna@
mo IrcitoGS mn ; llbr NoOmittoNS,
nod 1cntiGIonn nm . l(br 9ta6nni;'
toaa bis gum i3. mo 10. Sltli.
Gompicr iobrcn BON Ncrp- Oort ob,
lpcnn nibt %ou6crmcitN onacAcbcn,
Scit ocn I. Sftobcr Oc$ G%orjnbrcS
iinO Die Nricirutcn nod orm Nlr$'
Ionoc (ou3Acnomilcn CANADA, Dee
rifo, Eonono mo Gu6o) mic ioIgt:
1iini 90 Gents iiir sic critic lln5c
mo orci GU Gcnt3 fir icbc lpcitcrc
Hinge, oocr Gin Wutd)tbcil, mo iolltc
pou ironfirt mcr0cn, miorigcnioa5
bel Nnfrrnit ser NricIc Der boppcltc
@ctrng coilCttirt miro.
Sran$ottnutii6c 80 it,
7icnitun If. $uli - nm I ltbr
Nbcuoa nod europa (n1,r ipc5iea
oorciiirt) per Gompier ngoriutic,"
pio ElpmoutI mo Gbcrbourg; I'm
8 llbr nod Guropo, Nirifo mo Dit
inoicn per Gonlpicr u&llitonia," oia
GuccnStolpll. ~
Wiittmodb 10. &ulI - nm Z lt6r
a6cubS mad IrNlfrcidL per Compiler
80 0retnanC Din Sabre 0oit nad)
onoercn 8c0en6Cl nlib apcr go @rrs
ioane" obuiijrt icin)l I'M % ll6r
9(ben6S nod europa, girifo unb Sit.
in0ien, pio EpmoutG, Gberbpiirg urO
Somburg Der Sampler Eaoiierin
slugllito Gictotio)" 0oIt mad Or
Gar6 nttb ipcjic0 fiir bicien Compiler
ooreiiirt iein); - llbr Nod)ts nod
@robbritounicn mo Srlorto per
Compiler yGcoric," pio Queenstown
-@oit nod on0crcn @egcnoen mnb
ipc5ieG ooreiiirt icin).
6reitag, II. &nli - Inn Z llbr
gbenos nod europa per Gampier
st. 2ouis," Oia Flpmoutb mn0
Gbcrboltrg Gfoit nod Srldnb mulB
nper Ct. 2ouis" oOrciiirt iein); nod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14

@ouperneur pom Gona0u, miro ant
nGmliden 9lbenO Die SIR Netbeilignn9
an Scr Quebec. Scicr bortbin Gefom.
lnclct omcritnniid)cn utO iron56Iis
id)cn @Gite Ourd1 Gin Hontett bcluir-
then. Inter sen Gcrtretcrn Scr Ser.
Staatcn bel 0ieicr @elcgenbcit 6efit'
0cn lid @icc-Frdiioent 6nirbantS,
iciu Noiutont Moior Niott, Gontrc.
Nomirdl Gomlea un0 Sicltcltollts
COMMANDER Sellers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
@irS ben Eriusen bon @ales be.
indlcn.

@ubington, :. g., 13. SuIi.
-8ice.GrGiibent SoirbanfS Miro benz
E%rin5en bon @ales an -. Suli, an
Incident Tatum oerlelbe aui ocm bril-
tiiden Sdladtidiff oSnbomituble"
81 Gltebcc anIangt, cincn 9eilld) or
9oro bes c~rlp1bnten Sabr5eigs ab
itntten. Ginem i'm Staatsoepartcment
ollsgenrbeitctcn Trogrnnm 5ufolge
iol Ser Sice- Yr1liocnt 81 oieiem
3lpede Die &onigsmerite III Gaiebec
nm 1913 ltbr Hahmittags am %.
Sull uerlaHen. Carl 8rep, General.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
Scirnths 0iccn,cn.

> Sanlc2 Sorio, 81, mo Wornorct 6.
Wclncdc, 10. 9lpplifunt s. VI. Gp-
tier, Nr. 1921 Sit 9uItimorcsStr
2copol6 &ololtS. y, Nr. iii6, &c.
cotur.S troBc, mo Pima Wtlller, 81.
@iaiom y. Connolly, 90, mo Ga.
Die 6. IopIor, 10. IppIifont Sliucr
q. Gonnelp, Hr. 219, Siio. 5remont.
Npcnue.
Charles e. Sprourt, %, Sorris-
burg, ga. mo Gitcnc ". Wcaim, q,
SporromS Eoint, Wb.
Gonoro 9. Sittlom. 81, uno Noro
u. Moboncp, %. NppIifont i3eno
Siiber, gfr. 2t40, @iIfcnS-g penue.
Storb an Eto moinpergii
TIM q. - Soiepb S6riper, Der ol3
SdanfmGrtcr in Oilers Eorf .om
Nfioole Jiipcr onGcitcllt mar, puroe
Sonntog Nodntittng itCrbcno in Dos
oStoot. Soipitnl" gebrndt uno CAB
ipenige Vfinutcn ipdtcr ieincn @cilt
nuf. Sbriper ertrunttc pl0Blid) uno
oa man gloubte, noB er ourd] 0a5 81
len bon arcbicn an Etomainpcrgif.
tln1 lit, mllrbe CT IN elmer alttihc
bnrd Soiepb EoiioGno, Nr. 30S,
Noro-Sigb= Strobc, 10 idnea ols
moglif) mad Dem Soipital gebroft.
Coroner Gr. Iilep itcllte einen ollf
natiirlibe llriohen loutenoen Zoo.
tenld)ein aus.
Gos SuftiGifi bon 2incoln
9en6ep, meld)es IN Ct. 2ouis ocn er.
item Grcis crrong, lit nod Baltimore
gebroht fuorben mo Der Gigentbii-
iner bcoblid)tigt, bon @eit-Nrlingtou
aus nit oentiel6en perihieoene auiz
ltiege 81 MAIDEN. Serr @endep mat
NOR bereits ieiner 3eit nit einem an.
,beren 2uftidiff in Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
Sntler's 9iadye.
9ctrogcncr @otte idieBt Satin Die
S6mdgerin unn lid icIbit.-Ginc
Iomilientro00oic in Glcuelon0.

Glepclnnb, ., IS, <Ii, -
Cine itredIide Srng0Oie ipieltc iid)
gcIterl 9(beno bier ab. llncrwurtet
bcinfcbrcno, fonO Der III 9}r. 1898,
Sit.tS. Strobc, lpobnboitc Ntehunifer
Conn &oBlcr ietnc @ottjn INN ocrcn
Sdmciter, 6rou Hoie &crmomL III
Den 2lrnc1 BON 5luci ircmoen WtGn-
nern. Gor @lltb ieiucr Sinnc nidlt
mebr mGdtig, rib Der betrogcne Gbp-
mann icinen HcpoIpcr aus ser Soid)e
mo lunote Den St0rcrn ieincS bGlSli-
den @IiideS, sic bel icinem 9lnblit
bic 6lldt crAriIicn Shiiiic uod), ie=
0od) aingcn Die all2cln icbl.
&ierolli fnuute Der Hoien0c lcine
Satin uno leiltc SdmG1crin ntcOer,
beorobtc oercn hcrbeigceiltc Gltcrn II.
ioatr iih Ounn ieIbit cine &ugcl i'll
ben aopf. Gr rnO ieine Sd)u0gerin
iinb auf Den Zoo pcrnunoct mo lie
GET IN bofinltnaSloirm 3uItanoe oar
nieoer, bod bobcn Die acrSte Soil
nltllg lcine Srou nm Scbcl crboltcn
ST. f0nncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
@cloidlramf war biebesiidjcr.

Glnbrrd)cr periud)tc Die @cIOipiuot
oca @roccrploocn -@ciibera Somca
", Groot 5l bcrolr6en. Nh.
ooIpb Nurt ais Der on8cbIidle
(b0tcr pcrbaftct.
Wit Der &crhoitlm0 Oca - Sabre
alien 9Ilt0olpb Nurt, pom ltr. 4lG,
9toro'@n'bingtonsS troBr, Gloltbt Die
Fplijel oc2 nor06itliten Giltritto, ci.
men grtcn 6un0 0eAloHt 3ll bobcn.
SEER &ontca ". Groot brrid)tctc gc-
ltcrn &]ornitto9 im uoro0itlid)en
Stutionaboltlc, BOB in icillcn @ro.
ctrpIuocn, 9tr. 80, Nor0.@ rou0nan,
Spild)en V%tittcruudt an Samito1
mo gcltcrn triIb CinAabrohcn mllr0t
rn0 onB ms cincmr @%clOrcQiitrr $i.25
g~citoblcn uno pcrilldt pllr0r, Den
@cIbihront m%ittcIit elmer StobliGQe
81 0ifncn. HrmoN2rNcont %umc3,
Scrgeult &cin5 u10 ole Yoliiiitcu
Ncpcr mo @oclpcr lcitctcn ioior.
cine llntcriudung Elm unO bradbtcn
1T Grinbrnng onB Nlrt, ser iriibtr
bel Scrrn Groot nugcitcllt nor, ont
Sonito9 NbCn0 GcAcn If llbr nod
rcn SuOcn Oc3 HcBtcrcn tam lul0
bcn Gcrt0ufcr nm cine tlcint &iltC
bot. Gr crbiClt ben &Cllcrldlijiirl
nit Der @ciluna, iid) iclblt cine pal.
leu0c Site nlt@5llilld)en. GicS lunr
Der critic Nnboltaprntt, Den Die @Iolr
r6dc CrbiclterL ltn0 Der n0d)ltc mar
ole I%uflipouna ser StnbIiGgc uno
ric Gnt0cdunM 0oB <rt oiciclbc um
GomItog III ciucnl %GilcnpGorcn-
Inhcu an NrlcnnS.S traBc fouitc.
GiCic llrlitGn0c AcuiiQtcn, nm sur
Gcrboitlrng Nurt'S 81 id)rcitcn. @cinl
&erbor Dor Fpli5cirIhtcr 2lcucllun
qnb Der Nrrcltnnt 5lt, bic edge &c.
toult III BADEN. Gen &nui crflGrte
c. obcr 0nnlit, 0oB or ON Sun1ItuQ
Mfittng }mci iltuBc Scutc Qctroiicn
bobc, mcld)e cine 6obrt nit cincm
Mtot0rboot madden lDolltcn. Sicicl=
ben bnttcn ungcbIid nod Ncporntu-
rem al Dem Boot uor5umc6mcn u1b
,poutcn Gin Stiif %Cilcrncr GinioIiunN
obgcidnittcn bubcn. 8llrt crbot lidl,
ctnc Sage 81 b%clorgclL mo crbielt 81
hieIcm 3med cinen GlcrtcI0ouor. Gr
fiibrtc icincn Iuitro0 aus, dis cr
abcr nad) Dem Sanolng@plob am
sub oeS Vrpo0lpnp unfouL lpurcn Die
rnbcfunntcn 0ootfubrer bcrcit& abges
fdbrclL uno Nurt iilbItc iid) pcrolt'
loBt, Ole SdGc an cinCn 0rit1en llnbC-
tonnten fir 20 Gents 81 p%Crfouien.
GiC Holi5ci lit obcr gang anocrcr Nn'
iibt, tic gloubt, bnB @ltrt on Cams
tag Ibenb, nah0cm er iidJ cine &iitc
Glbolt, Die aellcrtbiire pifCn IicB uno
ipGtS bllrd) cine inatbiire III ben Sa-I
Den cinorang. SlS NUuei9 oufilr
iprid)t oild) Der llmiton0, 0aB ona go
pier, in Dem oic Gage ein0cpadt mar,
I'M Seller q%cilunhen WurOc. Nm Der
Hiificitc oca SelOid)routca mar Gin
ctuu 6 3oa lu1gc9 Stiif oraaciGgt,
Der Ginbred)cr idcint lid) obcr bon
Ger 3rucdloiiGtcit nicicr Nrbcit iiber-
ulro iih nit Ocm 0eringcn &c.
trog, Den oo2 GclOrcgiitcr rlttbiclt,
bcgnilgt SIT bobcn. Sltrt, Der ld)on
lGuGcre 3cit orbcitaloS lit, IoIl am
SnmItaN Nbcnb aeiehcn bobcnL ME
III oclt @cI0iGront 5000 ouibcpobrt
mltrocn. Nid)tcr 2lclpc0Dn identtc
ben Nngnben Nurt'a mcnig @loubrl
lul6 iibcruicS i'm oent 8eri6tspcr-
inbrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14


ErIono per Gompfcr ollnlbrio," pio
Queenstown .CSoIt nod onOcrcn Sc
QcnOcn mus lpcjic0 oorciiirt icin).
Soft mad SitO- unO Gen
troI Nmcrifo @cit'
inoicn etc.
TicnitnN II. %uli - I'M 8 ll6r
nod ,Sonluico per Iompier bon 90.
itou; INN 8 llGr nod @nrboboS, ct.
2licio ln0 NorO-N roiilicn per Gom.
pier oM%ornrbcnic; nod &nognn
Souti mo Colombia per Gomplcr
y}utoi"; noh Nritii6. @lli1co lno
5iiO.9roiilicn per Gompicr uSic1.
numb.
MittuoGl 10. &uli - nm Q llhr
N6ruo9 nod Gllbo, Dneoton mo
Gumpcbe per 0ampicr oWtcri00";
nod Soluoico per 3onpicr bon Ybi-
lo0clpbiu.
3" GonrcfitoH t6.' Huli = ith' q llbr
}(6cnoa nod Sopti per GompIcr
o@rin2 @iQcnt scr &icrtc".
6rciton, II. Sirli 60 I'M q llbr
I6cltGS nod Der oomiinifo1tidcn ne
plGlif per Compicr bon 9biIo6cl'
pbio; nod Curacao un0 &cue5ltclo
per Compiler oGnNirc0"; no@ Forto
Nico uin Sou HSilon per 'HonlpIcr
.Goroco$"; nod Eorto Jiicc, pva
WouoQltc5 per Compiler DEoncc";
nud) ben go Eloto.@ cgcnOcn per
Gompicr og}ormon Erilcc"; nod
oCn 2ccuar0s unb Millblpor0. 3tlcln
per Compiler yEorinlo"; nod @ro.
noOo mo (rilliboo per 3omp'cr
yGromn Of Nonorrc~; nod) Sortnn1
S$Slon0 un6 ISomoico per Gonpiec
,ErjnH Nlguit WilbcIm"; nod Sen
troll Nmcrito, Scr &onol5onc, Goinm
bin mo sen iiioIifcn Eociiic Sdieu
per 0onpicr pio Colon.
Gic Volt nod Nclls 6ltnblono, pio
Noro-SiOucn mn6 nod Niollclon
pio NoitOn 'dliebt 6icr tG0liG I'M
3 llbr Nodymiito0&; nod Cuba, piu
Campo, t10lid) I'M I llbr; nod Gotta
Gico, Nonouro3, 9ticoroGuo COT
fiiItc), GoIpoOor uno Guatemala.
pio Nclu Or(cou8, tGgIiN nm 10 llhr
Nbcn63; noG3 Nterico GitD t6oIid INT
9 ll6r Nod)mittoS mo 10 llbr
NGcn0S.
Iror8 Gocific Soft.
TorncrItoN. 1G. Suli - nm : ll6r
N6cn62 nod Iopor, GorCn, Gbino
rn0 Den EbiIippincn, pin Seattle.
Somitol, IS. Slili - nm 7 llbr
NbcnO0 roh Smpoii, Sopon, Gorco,
Gbino unJ 0cn Fbilippincn, pin Sap
Sroncisco.
bic &oit mad NclpsS rclor6, SIT
Itrnlicn, 9}curGnlcoonicn uno Ga
moo pio Son 6runciSco, i6licbt Gict
td9Iid INN 7 llbr NbenoS bis 5ilnr
26. &lrli,
Gic Gron2 Focific. Eoit miro tGNs
lid 3lrm &baonGSboicn brf5rocrt,
uno Der Sdlub Scr Yoit lit 10 orrnn.
airt, 0oB cine linlntcrbrodcnc llc6cr.
notwithstanding ermogli6t miro.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-08
Greater Demand for Smaller . 81,
/:. H. r." Coin Reflects Prosperity

use for it as trade contracted. and it
was stored away ..in Uncle Sans
strong box unuseful, like the idle cars
on the side-tracks of the railroads.
For as the banks and business men
found themselves with more of. this
kind of coin on hand than was needed,
the surplus was sent to the treasury
in exchange for currency that could
be more conveniently held or used.
when this extreme height of the
inflowing tide of subsidiary coin was
reached the ebb flow Immediately
started; rather slowly at first. but by
the middle of September the outward
current was remarkably strong. Trade
was reviving. The harvest Of the in
coming crops and increasing CONNER
cial transactions we're requiring a
greater amount. of small or silver
coins for change.
During the past three weeks the
outward movement has increased won
derfully." .....
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-08
WOMAN SMOKED
PIPE 70 YEARS
Now Confined in st. Louis
Hospital.

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. Tobacco
heart" caused by twenty years
smoking Of a clay pipe, supplemented
by three years addiction to chewing
may cause the death OF Mrs. Anna
Siefert, forty-three years old who was
taken to the city hospital today.
Mrs. Siefert has the unique distinc-
ton of being the only woman suffer
ing from tobacco heart ever in the hos
pital. AS she lay on the cot she plead
ed for "a chew" She was told that
the further use of tobacco would prob
ably be fatal. but she replied: Il
would rather die chewing than try
to live without it,
Her pipe smoking began when she
was a young woman. and she took up
chewing as a cure for lung trouble.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-08
Truth and
Quality

appeal to the Well-Informed in every
walk of life and are essential to permanent
success and creditablc standing. Accor-
ingly. it is not claimed that Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of SIENNA is the only remedy of
known value, but one of many reasons
why it is the best of personal and family
laxatives is the fact that it cleanses,
sweetens and relieves the internal organs
on which it acts without any facilitating
after effects and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
1t acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as laxative, and its component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as it is free from all objection
able substances. To get its beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co., only, and for sale by all leading drug
gists.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-08
ficult to convince the farmer that he
Is benefited by the cultivation Of rare
species Of chrysanthemumA

Carol s. Page, the senator elect
from Vermont, is the first tanner ever
to attain a ceat in that exalted body.
Mr.. Page Is one of Vermont's few mil
lionaires. and he made his millions
tanning calf skins. 1t is said he buys
tans and sells more calf skins than
any other man in the world Shoe
manufacturers in New England look
to him largely for their skins.
There isn't any prejudice against
Mr.. Page in Vermont because he has
made something more than a million
dollars, despite the fact that million
aires are scarce in the Green Mountain
state. Though his business is not
exactly fashionable one no one has
ever questioned that he has conducted
it honestly. Mr. Page WIFI succeed
the late Redfield Proctor, another of
Vermont's handful of millionaires,
made his money from granite quar-
ries.
AS soon as Mr.. Page was elected he
came to Washington and will spend
most of his time here between now
and the first Monday In December.
when he will be sworn IN as a member
of the senate. He wants to get the
hang of things" he explains.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-08

Washington, D.. c., Nov. ,7.-Frank
A. Leach, director of the mint finds
confederation of returning prosperity
in the demand upon the treasury for
subsidiary silver. He thinks it is an
important sign and furnished to re-
porter yesterday some interesting
facts on the subject, He said:
while the increase of clearing
house receipts at the various financial
and commercial centers of the coun-
try, the very great reduction of the
number of idle freight cars and the
increasing orders for structural steel
are features of our business life point
ed out as indications of return Of
commercial prosperity, there is anoth-
er very interesting evidence of the
fact of which the public is not so fam
iliar and that is the demand upon the
public treasury for subsidiary silver.
or silver coins of the denominations
of halves. quarters and dimes. the
coins so necessary for change in
trade
When the effects of the panic of
last year began to be felt, with the
contraction of business and the lop-
ping off of pay rolls in manufactures
that followed, there at once began an
accumulation of subsidiary coin in the
public treasury. For nearly two years
prior to this time all the available
capacity of the United States minis
was devoted to coming money of these
denominations, namely, halves, quart
ers and dimes, without at any time
being able to get any considerable
amount ahead.
Over s24,ooo,oo Idle.
When the accumulation in the
treasury began. at the time. of or.
rather, after the panic, there was only
s3. 100000 in subsidiary coins on hand,
and from this amount late in 1907 the
stock on hand steadily grew, until it
reached the large sum of approximate
1y S24, 100000 in August of this year.
Just think of 1t, nearly $25,000.000
of discarded money. for there was No
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-08
GOD, UNKNOWN To
N|NE1EEN-YtAR OLD BOY
Never Heard of Heaven, But
Had of He'll.

Butler. Pa, Nov. 7.-Carl MoMarlin
was accused OF malicious mischief be-
fore Justice r. H. Davye today by
William Barend. William Thomas.
10. who is employed by Barend, was
the witness. When Thomas was call
ed to the stand the justice asked: do
you know what the oath meansT'
NO" was the reply.
do you know there Is God?"
Nope, but I heard something about
there being a hell"
Ever hear of heaven?' Nope"
Were you ever at Sunday school %
mo, never went to Sunday school.
Never was at church. Never went to
school,"
Can you read and writer" Nope"
This witness is not competent"
said the squire, and he was dismissed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-08
STRIKES QUlCKSAND.

Torrington, Conn.,, Nov. 7.-Edward
Tiefenbach went to a pond last even
ing, bullhead fishing. A patched place
in the bottom OF his boat gave way
and he found himself struggling in
the water and mire. At daybreak to-
day he was up to his armpits. A half
hour later, when two farmers heard
his cries and came to his rescue. the
water was gurgling around his chin.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-08
BILL Was LAST
INDIAN HAD
Red Skin Wrote Message Up
on 1t.

McAlester, Okla, Nov. Into the
hands of local hotel clerk has come
a government note OF the denomina-
ton of So on which Is inscribed the
following statements:
Dec IS, 1o0T.-This Is the last OF
an educated Indians 5000, driven 10
desperation and death by an untrue
woman's laughing eyes. Fifty cents
Of this buys poison. Cyanide of pot
ash will be used and the woods near
Joliet will have my body. My last
Christmas on earth. and. my God.
what miserable one. May the next
person who receives this never suffer
what the writer has suffered. rather
than break his word Of honor"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-08
How is Your Disestion7

Mrs. Mary Bowling OF No. 328 9th
Ave-, San Francisco. recommends a
remedy for stomach trouble She
says: Gratitude for the wonderful eff
feet of Electric Bitters in a case of
acute indigestion. prompts this testi-
monial. ! am fully convinced that for
stomach and liver troubles Electric
Bitters is the best remedy on the mar
ket today" This great tonic and al
terative medicine invigorates the sys-
tenn, purifies the blood and is espec-
tally helpful in all forms of female
weakness. Soc at A. G. Luken G Co.
drug store.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-08

In Old days there were angels who
came and took men by the hand and
led them away from the city of de.
struction. We see no white winged
angels now. but yet men are led away
from threatening destruction; hand ia
put into theirs which leads them forth
Eentiy toward . calm and bright land,
20 that they look NO more backward
and the hand may be q little child's.-
George Eliot
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-08
TRANSPORT NEGRO
COLONY TO WEST
This Is the Object of Euphem-
ia SodaIity.

Salem. Ore, Nov. ITO transport a
huge negro colony from the south to
eastern oregon, washington and Ida
hobo is the dream of the Euphemia
sodality of Beatitude. now being in
corporated. j. T. Bowman of st.
Louis has written to the state land
board that the sodality is anxious to
acquire by grant, IL possible. large
tracts Of arid land. lay out a townsite
and build a railroad Bowman as
sures the state ofhcials that the color
ed people will handle their own prob
lens and pay as they go.
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HIGH STACK OF BARLEY.
Farmers Determined to Get High
Prices.

Garfield, Wash, Nov. THE larg-
est stack of barley, sacked and then
piled up, ever known in the history Of
result of determined pool by farmers
to hold their grain until such time as
the market price is enough to war
rant them to sell at profit. The
stack Of grain is ninety feet high.