davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-02-21

9. s.. GgelunO, 8eputg E.0Oijor i
Dan GOlntD, 9. O., bleO iorleoen al
CONNER 0ic6op iopmt 90 Cages
6Gngiel iamt en- O}ultt poa s40O.
Sa8en oil maaite blpe appelcret.
@an par untlngct ior llM9t mob en-
ung Fi9e.
3Obn Qii6us 6amiie o9 3oc
Grgmauer 3min @roots bar / lNn=
9ere 5io pHret paa Srigsfor mco 4ocy-
andre, og NOitnGOntes &rOOer, @eorg,
bar OUret iicnOtli9ijnoet moo Soc, %
trleoe meo at orGbe bam inOe / Ell
Salron. Senere git P,iba meo tine
to Conner Og Gjeorg til 3oe5 8etucm-
meIig6co, breO Jig ino og Operialot
bam paa oct pOloiomite. Soc orog i'm
&eOOlOer % itjeo 8rOoeren Wtaucu,
bOoreiter ban be9aO ii9 til Milbant "a
petr9NO Iig ! EOyigbcpcns NGN0cy.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-02-21
Stilubtnr / MinnriOta.

Zen noritc Stiiport obcricrt p0u
amerjtanit @rttno, bar uunoet liQ irem
III at bliue populUr WtinneiOtn, bppr
Oct enc Stlreno icl9Cr eIter BET unoet,
j Wlan9el al bratte Batter luoCr man
oplpre beie. brotte Stillnoitr, bpoyups
ooer De mooi9e Gutter piier 6oltct.
Dooroan Scilaoa ! Sne a00r iii.
StitMbber / N}innciota bar ienot
Vr0'oent &OoleOeIt SnobDoflitr til Ut
pore tlliCoe peo oiaie StiltUpner, "a
DC bar l0mtioi9 ior0ret hnm Sti; men
ua9tet VrUioCnten ielp er Ell ipriQ
Sportsmano, mauiie ban n0turligpia
nnlaa 5llbuoGt on al ocltn0e bet
'iOre Stiturnament, iom Iorleoen blcp
4olot 9ulutb. ,Ioet ban aiilo0
SnobDoel'en, uotalte ban, at oa man
b0poe forUret bnm Sti, ia0 pentcoe
man 'anDiDni9OIa, at ban imIoe flare
ct Nop pad Ell so 90 Too, "a oct
bNpoc ban lnc acknowledgement pco.
Men Der bar 'rcmm6ot ca. 5000 be
0cilirtoe 5ilituere til bette Stupne,
o0 &ll0loar0abene Loo uulbruot ina
ocn ltore Wtenneitcma3ie, inotil De tul-
mlncrc0e piIO Stri9 O0 Sobn @pcn=
len llog ale amcslianite Httor0er rcO
at Qjore ct l>op pn0 ll6 6po. Ga lp0
oct iii, at &ubeIen in0en 6noc piDc
t0ge. VI Iutter &e9eiitrin9 ltimlcoe
man zig iammen Oil Dum, o9 Du bette
tllnoc Dape iarli9e Fsl9sr ior bans cl-
Iers tru'tl9e Eenmcr ilt bans Sam.
mernter fat / bam % bar bnm / Sill
tcrbco umoer glipn9elien Al "3G, nj
Glitter Octte yanoet."
&obn (eller SObomes) Gpenlcn, Der
tr ell Setter al bette &l0os GeO0itor,
er Ell iOrbOlO9Ois M Stjernc pan Sti=
'portens Cmr0Noe ber yanoet, oa
oct tln er nogle iu0 2lar iioen ban an
tom bio. San er ira 9rammen. vi
bcnDtter Der 2lnleonin9en til at ienre
Dam por Graduation.
0Oao Oe olDmpite gee. par ior
NrGternc, bet er Stireno og St0itclob
lOr 9tOrOmUnOenc. 50 oiaie pNlOj0c
COB og sop oilOe Del ta9e iig uo inn
uiIoe Goosipron9 / Sportanercn@
Cine. 2i@Ie SpOrt5Grene bar ioiiret
lt@rte W0nO % fu9re auinOer; cg
Stiiportcn freezer MloO, pper Snoy=
raaoi9beO % letter Staal / Mult=
lcrne. Ser 9jUloer BET at onre tro
paa i'm Yl0os.
"Gt Nurru iOr De tjNtte Gutter,
Der 'Orer ralte iOm en- Nlno
paa Sticn ncouO 6jelo o9 9}uter,
mems Sncen lp9Cr Dem ON &ino."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-02-21

~ VdSler to.|e0 mig ben 2iolhaIsoattcr
>lar M ci iriiblo' 'rr' bmot NalocrS ,Jreo
Ti9 Ii'tcS I'll min Getgr bans }empel
!tddr (a9en ltnIte ~ ior eoers Wtooc?
"a 'uer 9{ei'" "a ltm9rcoe ct Raab
NFd NFonpeiranlcu. " Sl9 blot nei blot ne
u iror Nia pno BIT lyo vi bcile ior oil.
I" {borleinS Son ioa 9oo 'om som0ei
ieuncu,
~'J net li9 Rel % ,moCbor0 CT oiu.
fIpsIptien 'or mig poo ct cro bcyor.
,'t8 la9Nc) 'rugt BOG cfior oct, Song l,o8e
,W9 oiI ei Ippc mig til !'albaS WlGoe
: g Ct II. $orocno. seq bar lect Din 1oiicr
wax iolt mco benoc o9 I l,mplcts 9iat.
Ven %aIoers 6rco bar ie9 el Nerior trun,ci
,'FJ Ut CT mere lo8t cn ypo al RrOiel
NI'l 9lcnncm {bm9st +; DC, lom itooc urrmclt,
zig oro9e ncooo, bort lom ira Ell lelipS
- oo lc9 lea mig ON, oi oummc Sorecm
!or Iommet hper Ell $un9r. tnltet bpio
Moer Hino, nps bmSienoc 9loo 6orboab.
ming.
"a 'eireoe 6enB !Nel9e Wieo Ell oen
>da 'lenolt loo niobuI lom ira ben oeoe
9alGS
\ !e8iamStpGos, oa bun lang ior Coin
M 2IlerS lll0ro o9 ON lNelbeimS Seicr
Non 'o9oe "Sanos'orpleun9 eler IoO
.W9 tmnoe lrtte, elter NrorS yopc,
Sor 2'reoen 'rTt men leg oil uGre mlo,
>om SoIoer er, bpiS }>eui8Oom on itlGuNte
j Nclteibopct lig9er Der cit NranS
II ser lom iarI 2ln9nntur bcbcrtcr
>o0IGn9e &eIe Ieueo, ,SorIen 9op
NDcu Nor IN Stot, men loen noeblep ben
>ro8 oper %eIgen ben % Hoorip Stoiteu
get CT ben Voo, e0 lororcr ior bin rrtbco
Yer r9e9 bIcu ban peo, meo neo.i0 Noon,
ut Nn9ontpr CT b0OrobGubt at ban utQer
>om Sra8en 6ainer poa 1T C'ulo men buo
Staor moo por me Si9urO 6oinersbane?
Hn hete hdnoig %ooo ou prppc MI,
"no o00re Somirer GoIOcrSba9e.
III nGlte CONNER pente nj big Der,
Deb al bin lNGber remior alt mco Gtotten.
9plS lite, }rtblol, er bu on buer Nionos
9dooln9
% for bin Vipstio itsblss poa Qor'e."
Soo uor bans Tom, o9 bermeo en0te Sbin.
get.
&n9ebor9.
g bin Ncutuna?
6ritbioi.
Var ic9 no9et &aI9?
"r e' mln 2Gre bnnoen peo bans 6ororjn9?
zen ltdl le8 lelc, ON o9 2In9Ontpr
Mor llni ut Inmpnc G'ulo l1oitronos 6los
Der.
sea rciler ltrar
Sn8ebor9.
3 on lorIcoer mig
6ritbioi.
seq et lorIaocr big, ou fel9cr meo.
,Nn9eborg.
llmli9t (Sorti)
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-02-21
SDb 9atOta.

NlatDja2 garion NanIton. Der
&0puotlicu AZ Striioarene giOroe
) 5lcnene iom Solout ari9en moo Sn=
0ioncrne, icet ban tii0erte Gatotos
&0paueri, Gomp0ni q ooot ben 2oen
Sebr. II 2lar 9anmcl Sarion bar
biauot De toprc 6olt, iom 1862 ijorte
mco Crcr ira Q@9coniin til NonttOn,
Lpor De nt0iatte ljG o0 nn'tcn 00c
oj9it 9}rbpQ9ere et M OoOc. 2IioOoe
citcrloocr ii9 yn Iiot 6umilie.
6urINugcicn al lGilmNutye @a=
mems yjuie ira },bcrocen til Nutte,
Niont., li0es Der, uiI bli ta9et / gru9
0gn ipriic DARTS mcllcm 3pillinbDerne,
@lbtroctu % &uttc. MtIiem 2lberoecn
00 5crrp, Wiout., Uil Der tomme til at
90N (og om nO9le Sage M(IlpautcC=
bonen bar o9iOn planet til at bD98e Ell
5ioclinje ira Mc&ntoib til Gitinlon.
81 1ci Gel 6armcrc DC ipoIi9e
Nouuiucr Stutcn bar opOo0et Ell M
N'aooc at opcrpinoe 2umber 3ruitcn
Yaa j0ct De lu9gcr ncO i 8uiinoOis al
l.oyc COTTONWOOD 5rUr, iom be 9amlc
Scttleye planttoe ca. 80 20 9Inr liOcn
"a lager Dem pp til 3onmerltotte. Set
nlco0elcs at oucr Ell tiiHion 800 mco
'aaO0n %umber pjl bli 9jOrt Sru9 az /
bette 2ior. Yriien oreier lI9 ON ira
- til - SoQQrS pr. Sulcn 6oo. Gn
rneite Narmcr Burner GOuntD bar
0uiQct not COTTONWOOD til at tunne
iul1c IS, 600 6oo.
5tattus 0pieieret 0liu9Oc IOrlcoCn
Iom / SoQen melIem &. 6. 9Iorone's
Ol Mumal G0iD Guaranty 6OmpanO
/ Sjour Sails, % ouuc &jnoellc gaor.
'tjt jmoO, bO0o Der oig0Oe9 i Den Io=I
pcrl &et. lJ}r. l}Oronei5, Der boDocI
Misunderstanding ! @aubnp, Iao
, lluoer6auolin0er meo nUOnte 2ls'u=
rancctomponi on Gpsrto9clie aISl o0oI
2iaiuronJe paa bans 6orrCtning, %
Romponict DooOe Ien0t lam 6orlit=
rju09bcpi9 Qjcunem Den lotoIc 2l0ent,
men citcy Here llQer9 6orlob crtl@rcoe
9}oyont@, at ban lite piIoe baUc gs-
Iurancc Oct blcp o9i0n bepilt, at ban
Iamtioj0 bapoe lt0aet llnOrbanolin9er
men et Acknowledgment / gtberOeen
om 6prlitrjn0 iOr Ell li9nenoe Gum.
Goyljtringsbepiiet bIeO Dog ienOt til'
baJc til g}oroneis meo glnmOOnin9 ON
at betale PrGmien og bette 8jentO9 li8
ire ioritjeQi0e Gange. Sioltt Sang
mpoto0 gioronei5 YeUiet 8a9en eiter,
at BANS 6Orretninq bar brGnot %
ban ienOtc Oa itrar Oen lorlan9tc @r0=
mie. 8a 9l9iurantstompaniet blcu
5ctjenot mco De nUrmcre SmfpnOi9s
btcer ienolc bet oOG 2li0iIten tiIba8e
% nn9teot at pUr' allbarIi9 for Bet
liote 3ab Den laOsre Ist GAP 9ioro=
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-02-21
Iedtl,ers' llleeiina.

AZ S.,se,on. Saturday February - at pm
PROGRAM
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-02-21
Ceadpcrs' Examination

Notice is hereby given that eyamina-
tions for teachers certificates wil be
held at Sisseton as follows:
February 20th and 2tst, AL grades
of certificates in state certificate and
life diploma.
April 10th ard l7th, Primary, first,
second and third grade
The examination will begin prompt
ly at Q o'clock, Thursday morning.
O. II. JONES, Go. Sup't
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-02-21

@uOernpr,Gr0wiorO. om er mc0ct
popuIUr bIonOt De nOroiite 6olt Der i
Staten bar Stettc al Statcna trc
noritc 2loilcr. NtNn bpr iaoIcoes itlc
Huge ait rnat al Oet &ittrt69e= Bpiilj-
tcrne MI for 5iOcn icr0crer; man Ian
tonme til at tate Oct op igjcn inOcn
FrimNrOal9et foreBaur.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-02-21

QIrs. YcOcr @anion er opO tit @jem
J Badger, Soma, l02 2lar % nogle
Q}aaneOer 9amnel, Saaoiot Uioes Der
Nm 0tn rlpits noritfDote &oiuoe i
lStatcu % tanite 2lmerita. Nun bar
Sra 8piulte peO Stapanger. Ssnoes
}i1cnoDn Dar Siri 3psOal.
@.rs 0enOeriOn er Oeo lit 0jem
! Stot0 Gitp So 2lnr 9ammel. 0nu
ror meo SOr9ertrigen.
7. Is DuDn benG9ter beitemt /
e &rcp fra CANADA til Genner g9il=
mot, at ban bar bcgaaet SelOmpro,
Iom fsr rappOrteret. 0ap bar ingen
Grmo til auget iligt Tiger ban. 9i
jiiaer os fer paa ManOen5 Sioe % an.
laoer 6ans 9emnti,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-02-21
Sil hilbert Siiusis.

l(nocrtc9neOe bar Ill taalmopigtnpt
pentet en- BET 0Iaoneo paa Ell 6ortlo.
ring ira Gem an9aocnoe oct uantUn=
Olge Sort, Ge flele @iOners Wuruu=
rcIie aoorc9iereOe til mig. Gn Gent
leman UilOe babe N}co not til at bcoe
ON llnoiDIorlng, ON ban in9en Goy=
tIarlng tunoe af9iOe for en- Oum Oont=
ling. o. cr blepen anmOoet ON en-
6ortlarin9, % for at in9en itul tro,
at je9 miuOre WIaaOe ip0er 0Gpn
Ooer Gcn itaar 2tnleOningcn ircmoc=
lee aaben ior Gem at fortlare elcr
NnoitOlOe Gem. &ogt Gem ircmior
ait bcrciter life at ipge at tilImuOie
no8en5 NoOn caer operior Ieres 0en=
ner at Ip8e at Observation-Disclosures 6olt,
Der leOer ct lptteligt 6nmilielip.
mrs. 2(nne 3rOtltao.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-02-21
Tcn0c.

Neu9c. Neu9e, Strool % Strt9
III Der aliio eitcr RIG
Npor man peuocr ltEien ben,
I'r bet OIiio oiB i9ien.
EcnGt. 0u, Ell 6Nttor er,
Gom bar 0ta9tenS Gti9e bcr
0loucr ou 40 Sti9eu op
Cr ou blepen 6ilantrop
MtUn9oeuS ,NibeIroob BEN 'uCr
3om in Trem ON Ri9Oom nOor;
"a, man ier til bum pOu {lnoen
Gom oeu boieite EinOcn
Nen0c Na6ncy ale (grs
lie0lcn CT oct ON ot glolc
III on bar cn NGite lllo
Nrauet blipcr altlo Vnlo.
FCn9c is'cr oUs Nmocr.
Gotii9monocn ic.p NhIOcr
NOu mCo Ciul0 NGnOer ioo
liGitcu ait. ban pe9cr p0o.
litcl .ou ol tiabe dig,
Goo m blir Ell Baron IiS
va, III Clnit ior iclue l'ope0
t,ulOcy man oeu til No9topeu.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-02-21

u. 0. Clion UeO Giiin0ton eniter
At optrie, at BON far for SalQ cnoel
8olocn Eiie 0pcoe i6T SUo til 81 pr.
gui9cl; Iigeieoty 2inire til si.l0 pr.
&uihel.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-02-21
Ndtdrrh tan life heIbreNes

9eb ore Yt oley b Dc lie far uaa Se30ommepS
bonn. % Tor at bt6yfoe ben. maa 9 iils Rebtcintr
iho hal,'s Caa ria Cure tagtS iHo % ur'er orefe
poa 9loott % CHHtblnoerAe. TAILS Catarrh Cure
az ltte an &oatal0er We6iuH Sen bleu oarepis 10.
ntreost al en- ai os bebe Eager ber aaubet oa er et
rs9ulort SdgtmIoosl Tet or iompennt ai be btofte
Siprfemloer man tisHber iorerei iRso be bebe BLOB
SEsnin9SsBoier oer otrter Nr,'tc pGa Sltmb.GoerHe
Sen fuotomne SammsEIdtnna ot be TO Jgareberier
er bet Der bentrfer aa fsrbnuroe ReiuItoter oeo eI
breoeiisH al Raiarrh. Sirio titr gibnssbDrb. trt
j. J. @beHep Il 6 8, erre.
cages AZ apotbeters. gJis 7sc
Hail's Family Piiis tr Be bebfe
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-02-21
:-rorvho der kure,ede paa 6 tiil4 Dase.

FAzO OITTMENT er garanteret az kurere
.-- , . iiffcldc af !0Cnde, usynlige, blSdCudc
"r 'rcr1trfedende HGmorr holder paa I'll
. y. q, >'lcr lsngc Tcfunderes, t9c.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14
WOMAN RATIONAL
Authorities Depend Upon Mail
Clerk to Prove Their
Contention.
HE WAS WITH MRS. READ.

Denver, Colo, Nov. 14.-Upon the
story of e. J. Sawyer, United States
railway mail clerk, the Denver police
are depending for a partial solution
of the mystery which surrounds Mrs.
Allen F. Read, who Monday attempt
ed to extort $4,000 from Mrs. Gene
We've Phipps on threats of dynamit-
ing.
Sawyer, it was learned, met Mrs.
Read while enroute to Denver, and &C
companied her to the American house
where she first registered under the
name of Mrs. Cone.
Both the police and friends of Mrs.
Read are anxious to locate the mail
clerk who befriended the woman on
the morning of her arrival in the city.
The authorities hope to show that
Mrs. Read was rational at that time
and trying to conceal her identity I'M
til she could carry out an alleged con-
spiracy to extort money from Mrs.
Phipps. On the other hand, the wo-
mans husband and physician are hop
ing to get new proof of the woman's
insanity when they locate Sawyer
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14
Queer Old Book IitIes.

These are some of the odd titles Of
old English books published in the
time Of Cromwell:
"a Most Detachable Sweet Perfumed
Nosegay For Gods Saints to Smell
At"
Biscuit Baked In the Oven of Char
ity, carefully conserved for the Chick
ems Of the Church, the Sparrows of
the Spirit and the Sweet Swallows of
Salvation"
"A Sigh of Sorrow For the Sinners
Of Zion breathed out of Hole In the
Wall Of an Earthly Vessel known
Among Men by the name Of Samuel
Fish"
Eggs of Charity Layed For the
Chickens of the Covenant and Boiled
with the Water of Divine Love. Take
We out and Eat"
1.-THE Spiritual Mustard Pot to make
the Soul SneeZe with Devotion"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14
Affairs Of the Sporting World

Over six hundred and forty players
have been reserved for next season.
according to bulletin issued by the
National Base Ball commission yes
terday. The American, League has
341 men reserved, fifty-eight of whom
are held by the Yankees. The New
York Giants have forty-seven players
for next season, and the National
league has 3O2 men on the list.
Strange that Tommy Leach's name
hasn't been mentioned in the conject-
ures as to who will succeed Camel at
Cincinnati. Garry hermann made
a determined effort to grab Leach last
winter. There is just a chance that
Hermann can get Leach by giving up
Lobert. On account of the possibility
of pulling off some good trade this
winter Hermann is in no hurry to
make his selection of team boss.
though he has heard the praises of
many applicants.
According to a base ball Sherlock
Holmes who travelled in the south last
season, Manager McGraw of the Gil
ants in drafting Catcher Rapp from
the Meridian team of the Cotton
States league, grabbed one of the foot
balls brightest stars. Rapp, it is
said, is no other than George Capron,
the famous fullback of the University
of Minnesota team of 1907.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14
The Sailors PRAYER Book.

This is what you call the sailors
prayer book" a seaman said bitterly
as he kicked a holystone out Of the
way. why is 1t called that? Well.
I'm the first place, 1t is called that be.
cause in using it. in holystoning the
deck, the sailor has to kneel down,
and. in the second place, because all
holystoning is done on Sunday. Don't
you know the chantey-
six days shalt thou work and do all that
thou art able
And on the seventh hoiystone the decks
and scrape the cable.
'The stone is called holystone be-
cause the first holystones were bits of
tombs stoiea from cemeteries. It's
got pious. religious sound-holy and
prayer book and Sunday and all that
but 1t is when he is using this stone
that the seaman is most profane."-
New Orleans Times-Democrat.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14

In what is said to have been the
best game played in this state this
season, Notre Dame defeated Wabash
yesterday at Charlottesville, by score
of s to 4. Not a touchdown was
made. The Catholics made two goals
from placement. while Wabash's score
was made on II drop kick booted from
the 80 yard line. The Notre Dame
coach said after the game that Wa
bash had the greatest tackling team
he had ever seen, cast or west.
w. II. Watkins returned to Indian
apOlis yesterday and announced that
the American asSociat on and the
Eastern league would either be placed
in class by themselves by the Ma
tional association of minor leagues or
the two big organizations would go on
the warpath. Reports that the A. A
intended to invade National and Amer
lean leagues territory was strength
ened by the announcement today that
the league had secured an option on a
north side park in Chicago.
Balenti, the Carlisle Indians clever
quarterback and place kicker, may
play professional base ball next sum-
mer with the Philadelphia Americans.
Chief" Bender, the south paw, has ex-
acted a promise from the foot ball star
to play next season with Connie
Mack steam.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14
STUDENTS PARADE
EarIham Classes Circle About
Reid Field Before De-
Paw Game.
MUCH ENTHUSIASM SHOWN.

One of the largest crowds in the his
tory of the college assembled this aft
ernoon at Reid Field to witness the
Depauw-Earlham game, the final one
on the Quaker schedule. The contest
was quite a society event and the
scene presented was a lively one and
a study in rainbow harmony. The
stands were filled and the south side
of the field was occupied by a small
army of automobiles and rigs.
The Earlham classes paraded on the
field in body headed by the Rich
mond City band. AS they marched
around the playing field they cheered
themselves hoarse. Quite a number
of Depauw rooters accompanied their
team here and from their section of
the stand they answered Earlham
cheer for cheer.
The Earlham squad was the first to
appear on the field and vault lightly
across the sidel inc ropes. Their ap-
pearance was the signal for an out
burst of enthusiastic noise. When the
Depauw squad galloped onto the arena
they were also extended a hearty well
come.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14
PETTING A HORSE.
If You Want to Please Him Rub Him
Between the Ears,


mot many people know how to pet
a horse, from the horses standpoint
at any rate" said n trainer. Every
nice looking horse comes In for a good
deal of petting. Hitch a fine horse
close to the curb and you'll find that
half the men, women and children
whosgo by will stop for a minute. say
Nice horsy' and give him an affec-
tionate pat or two.
The trouble is they don't pat him
in the right place. II you want to
make a horse think he is going
straight to heaven hitched to a New
York cab or delivery wagon, rub his
eyelids. Next to that form of endear-
ment horse likes to be rubbed right
up between the ears. In petting
horses most people slight those nerve
centers. They stroke the horses nose
While a well behaved horse will ac-
cept the nasal caress complacently. he
would much prefer that nice. soothing
touch applied to the eyelids. Once
in awhile person comes along who
really does know how to pet a horse
Nine times out of ten that man was
brought up in the country among
horses and learned when a boy their
peculiar ways."-New York Globe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14
Football Games
Scheduled Today

Indiana.
Illinois VS.. Purdue, at Lafaye tie.
Earlham VS.. De Paw, at Richmond
Franklin VS.. Butler, at Irvington.
Rose Poly VS.. Kent lcky State, at
Lexington.
Cornell VS.. Chicago, at Chicago.
Pennsylvania VS.. Chicago, at them
Pennsylvania vs. Michigan, at Ann
Arbor
Cornell of Iowa VS.. Coe, at Cedar
Rapids.
Iowa VS.. Drake. at Iowa City
Knox VS.. Monmouth. at Galesburg.
Creighton VS.. st. Louis University.
at st. Louis.
Lawrence VS.. Northwestern, at Ap-
pleton.
Grinnell VS.. Ames, at Ames
Nebraska VS.. Kansas, at Lincoln.
Missouri VS.. Washington University,
at Columbia.
Ohio State VS.. Vanderbilt, at Nash
vile.
East.
Yale VS.. Princeton, at Princeton.
Harvard VS.. Dartmouth, at Cam
bridge.
Carlisle Indians VS.. Western Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, at Pittsburg.
Westpoint VS.. w. and J.. at West
point.
Annapolis VS.. PENNSYLVANIA State,
at Annapolis.
Holy Cross VS.. Worcester Tech. at
Worcester.
Brown VS.. Vermont, at Providence
Georgetown VS.. Virginia, at Wash
ington, D. c.
Syracuse VS.. Tufts, at Syracuse.
Bucknell VS.. Dickinson, at Carlisle.
Williams VI. Wesleyan, at Williams
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14
HUSBAND CONVICTED:
WIFE GETS DIVORCE
Mrs. Elizabeth Locke Refused
To Live With Solomon.

Upon the grounds that her husband
lad been convicted of a felony and
served sentence in the state prison,
Elizabeth Locke was granted a divorce
from Solomon Locke in the Wayne
circuit court today. Locke has serv-
ed his time and been released from
prison, but his wife has not lived with
him since. Locke was sent TO prison
upon conviction of the charge of lar
ceny. His wife was a witness for the
prosecution in the case. He is broth
er of the notorious John Locke, alleg-
ed thief and fugitive from justice, as
well as Jail breaker.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14
GREAT Go EXPECTED
Turk-OIson Match Next Wed
nesday Arouses Much
Enthusiasm.
BOTH MEN ARE PREPARING.

When the announcement was made
yesterday that the Terrible Turk and
Charles Olson of Indianapolis had
signed articles to wrestle again at the
Coliseum, next Wednesday night,
there was a stir in local sporting cir
Giles, 1t being generally conceded that
the contest would probably be the
greatest of the many that have been
pulled off in Richmond.
A few weeks ago the Terrible Turk
went down in defeat before the mighty
Olson, but not until after he had put
UP one of the gamest struggles of his
career. Intense excitement was
aroused among the spectators, both
men and women. So intensely inter-
esting was the match that hundreds of
people, forgetting themselves in the
heat of the battle, swarmed around
the ring in order to get closer view
of the struggling men. Sympathy for
the wrestlers was about equally divid-
ed, the Turk having many friends and
Olson also having much loyal support
This very same condition will exist
next Wednesday night as the Turk
has made many friends in the past few
weeks in Richmond, having overcome
much of the prejudice against him.
The Turk will spend several days on
the farm near Ridgeville before the
bout, while Olson is training hard at
his home in Indianapolis. Both men
confidently expect to win and as there
is no love between the two, the contest
is expected to be the fiercest fought of
the season.
The contest is the one topic of con-
versation among the followers of the
game and it is probable that
the old coliseum will be filled when
the two great wrestlers go on the mat.
as 1t is generally conceded that the
Turk is the only man in the Middle
West that has the slightest chance of
defeating Olson. who is generally con-
sidered the light heavyweight cham
pfon OF the United States.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14
COMING SPORT EVENTS.

Canada will send a curling team to
Scotland Jan. 1G.
Middies may row Cornell at Annapo-
lis next spring.
Boston will entertain the candle pin
bowlers in May.
The Ottawa ice racing season, Jan. 1:
to %. will give $4,000 to the winnin;
horses.
Secretary Gocher of the Nationa
Trotting association has sent out no
tees Of a meeting of the board of re
view at New York for Dec. l.
Northern yachtsmen are anxious {,
have the south represented in the IN
ternational match for small yachts to
be sailed next September off Marble
head, Mass. between three boats fro %
Germany and three of this country.