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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05
Den FORTE Snlae.
Srrtc at oriffc Safie mems Sprb'
barn.

SpiS Sor9lbrene bar opmprfiom
paa oct Saftutu, at aaffe i~rbebolbei
en- Drug - Caffeine, - Der iipr Ell
ifooelig for @srn, piIbe De piitnof be.
tnnfe fig for De GAP fine Smuabsrr
&aiie at briffe.
ga leg Dor Ct Barn / min Io.
berS arme % fsrit begpnbte at nipple
til cling peo @orbet. pIciebe min Mo.
Der at Iaoe mig image aaffe. %
mine Scrplore finn brugte Safe til
MaaItioerne, pioite ieg life ON anoei
at oritfe enc aaffe % gano.
"Saulebes fit ieg tiblig Suffcpa'
men. Seq buffer Tom ganife une al
ben itaoige @rug al Safe bapoe iaa.
lebe$ angrebct mine 8or9lbre, at %
Tom gritatningsmiohel for Safe for
isste br9not Speoe % 9pg, iom 90
iau tniiite | aaiiefpGrneu.
"Men oct gop life oeu rette Smoo.
% DC begpnote igien meo &ufie,
9ette bar lpnee for Der bar bsrt ON
GoInim. Seq peobIep at BRUCE 8uiic
inbiiI iee bar 81 aar, % ga ies be,
apnSte nieo apntororbeioe fit ieg Gin.
fuIb al 9rrpsiitet. SiGr efter Sro.
fult bar ieg iaa nerbss, OF ieg nGiieii
life fuuoe title min aorreiponoonce.
OTTER at bape ornffet aofie til
Iitensmabcn futbe ieg panifelie iooe,
% naar iea itob op ON Woreereu bar
ieg Ipas % nerpeS.
"gn Zen operialte mig til at for.
isae Ioihmt. Iin Siitru % ies
life Den life for oct fsrlte, men ba
ben ienere foetes bel 90 Iapeoes itnrf
bar Sen uSm9rfet. Oh pilbe pi life
butte Hoihlm meo Den behite Safe
hi rosenlinoe bapbe imast.
Seq Ton MI lobe gobt % or fri
for Gerppiitet % Sopebpiue. Seq
mbeFaIer 9oitnm til ollie a~nifeSrif.
fere."
"Ser or en- @runb."
@apnct opsipes peo Ioihim Co,
Battle Greet. Did. S9s "Sbe IoaS
to 0ellpiae" | boer gaffe.
@ussnfnoe lGit OpsnitaaenSe Srcp?
81 mt oil ~fOrefOmmr fra Sio til an.
ben. &c CT 9ste, ianSe % fnlSe Of
Snteresie for IenneifcbeSru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05

Iniahe0 lpiile0e. Sdngforentttgeii
"Noroen" aap itere Sanae tiIbeoiic,
cg Editorerne Stensruo % Sns.
tpeot CAB peIpiilig gsiiitance. Sir.
mdnospreit Vaiior Gnrlien bar soc.
herseiGit, oa Taitor @rens.
berg bonbe inbienot llnoifploning,
Ga ban life fnnne n9re tilitebe. ,Se.
item bar hpggelig og til Spnnntrina
for Mcniebeoen | Soflano.
Siour SAILS SpeciaIfoniercns
bolbt lit 0aormpoe hos Yait. G..
Serpen | qiincrue, Minn., fra 12te
ill f4bc Noi. Silitebe par Goito.
rerne gIilie, Soban Often, Srmoa,
3. $. 0obL Rerpig, &. q. @ulliron,
u. HeIion, SpGren, Q. gerper, :.
6. 2unoe os Rue. SsIeenoe gien.
iionbe blene bebanbleoe: y Snoleo.
ring til BEN Sbe artifeI | aonforoie.
.iormelcn, 3eferent Eait. gIilie. p
Sfriitens 29re ON Spnb, reiercret
fna engelff of Bait. Sriuoa. -
SoSoa 10, IL, 10 % paraIlele Ste
Der, Geferent Eait. 2nnoe. Snsoag
Mften bar Der @uostieneite rneb al.
tergung. Gait. Srmon prGoifeoe, %
Gnit. 2nroe bolot Sfriftetolen o.
forrettebe Noopertieneiten.
- Gen ipttenbe Mai iaor por Ell
hobbeIt Seitoog for Solben Wenig-
heb. Menigbeoen bor for finn bopt
G II Strife. Zen ftanr 31a Mil moro
for Collar. Men ba en- Del ai Me.
niebebens Meolemmer Dor | @pen,
mefbte Sraneen fla til at iaa ct
@nosbns opfert Der. 9ette blep
glort for 4--5 gar iioen. airfen
blep itrafs togeu | grus, ifisnt Den
life Dor fProig. Oct meite of Sno.
reoningen itob nentlig igien. So.
BET al Wnteren err ben blepcn fulo.
fert og fitnbe inbpies ben TIDE Mai.
ErooltetnIen booItes of Eait. s.
@aose, iom Dor Wenigbeoens Nreit
fra 1883 inotiI iiior CONNER. sssnb-
pieIien uoisrtes of 0iitriftets Sor.
mono Fait. Horbbn og felaenbe
Ereiter tog Gel | Den bellige Sano.
ling: 8iopep, Rpgg, apaaie,
9lombolm, apam, SIaaten, SGtpeit.
On Gftermibboeen bolotes forte
SoIer ON NaobenioIerne. Gmnet
bar foroelt paa isIgenbe Wnabe: y
Noaoemiolernes Stilina oe getpo.
ming i ben Intberife Strife | WooiGt-
ring til beres Stilling % @etponins
| ben %reformerte Strife. 9ait. apuaie
Reierent. q Slittig 9rug al Subs
Orb. 1ait. Rpgg. 81 @ietis 8rug
al @uos Srb. Eait. @iopep. ~
@iios SrbS BRIG | Siemmet, Sus.
nnbagf. Hait. Slaaten. 81 Borne
mes ltnoerpisning | Cubs Orb. Gait.
HeiSbns. g. 9nabens Soframente.
Eait. Mpen. (3enne bar BOG for
binbret fra ielp at barre tilitcoe.) y
Soao er on hpao gopner glterens
Safromente? GoIt. apom. 81 Spem
bsr goa tiIalters (p9rbie, iipGr-
bie)2 Eoit. gIcmboIm. Sm Mfte.
men boIotes Spttenbemniieit | airfen
meb Boitorerne apoaie oe Hprbbp
ipm Seiftnlere. Ieiret bar uomer.
fet, oa en- itor 6oriamIing bipanneoe
ollie Mpber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05

BET er Yldnferne pnffet inn tRt ind
pna bDeratlore, at man poa Iangt
SfrRfninoer fan ie 3oppene oper
ganoet, bog ct ianoanne Str2fnin.
ger life bite oper bnnoreoe SOB |
fuermaaI. Eoneen, iom iusmmer
raa Sperflaoen, bar en- frijf, britn.
BiiI 6arpe, men Rlore Gang, iom er
finoet Iige inotil iefs Sob UNDER
SperflaoerL bar en- lpiere gill Sarpc,
Elanterne er omtrent en- 500 |
2Rngoe.
0a oct er miloe % parme 8inbe !
oisie Sape, CT Der Midioner al imaa
3pr, Tom bar lit SiIboIo / Sansba-
bet. 9prene er at en- egen art, mo-
Get, iom lange Sioers SpboIo ! bette
Sap bar bepirfet. Sc ligner lfuf.
fenoe SangerL Tom De opboloer fig /,
% mango al Dem err nmmlige at
ifieIne menem @r9siet, naar DC Zig.
ger itille. st al bisie imaa Epr la
Der GusIer af Sistangen, boori oct
ledger fine sgg. Oct er bare bet
uofsne Snieft, iom Ieser paa Sper.
lflaoen, oper bpiIfen oct bep9eer fig
,iaa burtig, at bet er meget panifelig
at fange oct.
81 bar biotil life talt ON Sprin.
belien til bisie Blante.W asier. Det
or merfeligt, at ielp bore 0ages 81.
establishment life er blepne enige
ON bette pistige Bunft. CONNIE
Sioenifabsm9no | Oct ipttenbe Iar.
Bunoreoe troeoe, at Sangen bottle
taa @anoet | oisie gene, ifisnt en-
cnfelt Sorfatter fra be Gage anita
ger, at Eangen bar brepet los fra
Saitlanoet eaer Serne | belt og Ore.
pct uoooer af gslserne. Wanse, iom
bar ituoeret SisgrRsiet, flyer, at bet
CT iamme Slaes 8r9s, iom finbes
paa De amerifanffe Gpiter, og at set
CT Stremmene, iom bar fsrt Dem
meo Zig no | Sapet. Men be fleIte
%frnnIfe acknowledgements er al ben
Mening, at oisie 8r9sarter life
forefommer | iaaoame Masier paa
6altlanoet, at Oct er NOT til at for.
flare De nbpre Sammenbobninger at
Gang iaa lanat noe | Sapet. 81 me-
ner, at Sangen bar Gpne til at pofse
ng formere fig noe | Sisen iaa at
ben pif bolbe iie peolise, ielp ON ben
life Ieuser foar M silfsriel ira ap-
lterile omfring.
Den frantic GioenFabsmano gou-
bier, iom iibit bar unoerisgt bette
Sorbolo, er fommen til oct Heiultat,
at 8Ianterne fau ifpbe @rene %
boise, og at en- @ren, Tom bliper re.
bet af bliper til en- ny 8lante. Wan'
&c al 8lanterne par sienipnlig nplie
repet los og bar ianlebes | fin ge.
spnoeIie, men bar auerebe iGrifilte
Snbipiber, fotn fitnoe lepe alenc.
Baa ben anoen SIDE er frent'
rageube acknowledgements, iom ogfaa
bar mtoeriset Sapet, fommet til ct
lelt anoet Reiultat. 9rnt3e, iom bar
unoeriset 8lmterne, tiger, at be er
repet Los fra aDiterie paa antiaerne,
at Stremmen bar fert ben til bet
SAP, bpor De III finbes, % at De bur.
fig faImer og ipnfer. San bar IN
gen Gro paa, at Elanterne fan ior'
mere Zig cher Ifpoe ME Club.
Set er osiaa llbpre apitftrGfnin.
ger poa BET amerifanife Soitlano %
paa gerne, ipm oenne Sangart pof'
Ter paa. Gen openfor omtdlte 8i.
renffabsnnito flyer, at Sangen, ibet
Den ripeS pGf fra apiterne og no |
Souet, bIiper tpffere, efteriom ben
bIiper pIbre, % Iiot efter liot ipnfer,
iaa Ser bliper Elaos for npe Sang'
master. Otter hans g~ereeninger ia.
ger oct omtrent fem 90 en- balp Maa'
neo for Saneen at bride fra apiterne
I'll Sen peitIise Del al Sargasio-
bopet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05
Ten rprife SpnoSe.
LGfftr "airrtistnbt.D

-@eS Abe lutheran College Of
Clifton Eeras". boIotes SIiltninas'
felt SnSoags Gitermiboog Den t3bs
@ai. @ait. 81. s.. @eruie al IiS.
iouriiunoSen iulte ODER gmnct "Sbe
sSaIue Of an @oucntion", og Gait.
o. g.. 2beaoaro boIot en- fortere
Gale. StoIens ierite @raouent,
aarI @ertclicn, blep al @eitpreIien
rperraft 9ipIom. SfoIeu bar ! oct
iorlsbne gar bapt "a eleper - 30
flere emo no9eriin0e fsr.
Sra @eitfpiten. Com fer ON
talt / "airfetioenoe", bnr SrefoIoig'
Eeos @enigbeo | Saflaub IN i'm
egen Rreitebolig, ibet Ell Sail" ionl
ito0 peo Sioen al airfen, err iubret'
YET til @eboeIiespqrelier, oa llnoer.
eiosen til 6oriamIingSlofaIe. Gre.
iiefolfene Hptteoe mo Den ierite @lai,
pG ben 16oe toe man belle @pgnin.
gen | @rug neo Ell batter Set. st
Srfeiter fra ben tp!f. Iiitberite @e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05
geS @iSsaasburset.
Wfdnben:

SperoroeutIie peliuiaaenbe. Sar . II
|pirfelis ielp tilbereot Saren?
aonen: Sar ieg fanife ipuret
DIG. ON pirfeIis On bar ftuot beng
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05
Snnaes Sbnpbr.
(gttsr nPusbqrtreu." ~

- guitor s. 8. 9reiooblif er al
gbieogo arebs folot til 9pmisiio.
NOR | Chicago. Sm ban antoger
GaIoet er enonu uofaiort,
Yuitpr GioneS Dor al fine Re.
niabeber funct Sribeb til at gisre en-
Sur biem til Noree | Sommer. Soir
refer ira Siemmet ben 2Sbe Mai %
ira SEEM 0urf Den 4be SUM. San
refer meset for fin SeIbreos Stub,
% bo ban life or rigtig bel. San
or fine Weuisbeoer meset tafuem.
rneIis for, at De los bam faa eisrc
brnne Sur, iaa ban osida fan foo
Geisee fine SorGIore % Ssifenbe oa
andre Snrnoomspenner. 8 Glutnin,
gen Of gueult ellcr 9eepnocIien al
September tPnfcr ban at bore til.
boae | fit aoIo. timber hans Era.
ppr BIZ Eaitor Wcitpbal isree for al
bans Meniaheber fuar ben usbpen.
bige @etieuing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05

Sanieu: "Sporiur ipanote bu til
SIien?"
Ierien: "!San ifiGloie mig for ct
sgiel.
Sanien: "Saia, sGIer pleier 10 al.
iib of ipanbs, men ies tanfte mig life
netpp, at bu pilbe BABE ct iaaplnt Sait.
perf meb at piie, at Slien bapoe 8et."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05
Srihrfcu.

- GronensfeIt bIep Sreoog ri.
ten bolot paa IuaSburg Scniua.
rium for ben tbeoloaiife gfoeIiug.
Sra Seminnriet ilherominereoeS
inor otte Ganoibater, iom oil gau
inc / 9reiteeiernineeu. 9eres Sap
ne cr: Carl @ranoIee. geni. Glai-
ion, y. ". gricfiou, Smut @iesiieIb,
Snrl Souion, Huoolpb u. Sanion,
8uitap Roroberg % &. &. &ocn.
70 al biSle. =. ". gricfion % aarl
Sanieu or Gauife. SEQ gramensie.
item iom bIep boIbt / Seminariets
Gapel. bIeu Der boIot Saler uf TO al
SanSicaterne. Hltoolpb ". Sanion
paa Sort % 8. 8. Gricfion paa
gneeIif. Ger por ogiaa Snler al
9roi. an6reaS Seaoub, 9efamiS for
ben ibeologtite gfoelinp, % Irof.
Spen Official, Seminuriets @eitp.
rer Tom operrafte aanoioatcrne DC.
res SipIcmer. Vrof. s. %. Sen.
6ricfion gap ct Gar Sanauumre.
Spm 9eniorer peo @gamen, Der
poreoe | ii 9aee, flngereoe 9oito.
rerue 8. g. 5orpif fra Wprris,
Minn., % Claus @oraan fra Mora,
Minn.
(efu "ssusblaest.")
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05
teftsr "5OusslGssi." y

= 9aitor Sfomnoro % Suitru bar
tegge pGret ipgelig % moer Got.
iorbebaublirg / Sinter, men er COG
fesse ! goo 9ebring M. On aIt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-23
Eloquent Democrat From Chi
cago Speaks for Demo-
Gratis Tonight.
HIS WHISPERS ARE FAMED.
ARE STUDIED BY CANTONESE
OF NOTE AND ARE THE PARTIc-
ULAR PRIDE OF ILLINOIS DEM.
ocRAcY.

There will no doubt be big crowd
at the coliseum this evening to hear
the Hon. J. Ham Lewis, the peerless
bewhiskered orator of Chicago, for
mally pry open the democratic CAM
paign in Wayne county. The Hon
Mr. Lewis is known to fame as much
for his eloquence as for his hirsute ap-
oendages and the local democratic
leaders are highly pleased in securing
him to open their battle here. The
Hon. Mr.. Lewis is an ardent supporter
greatest living American orators. For
years he has been a political power in
Chicago. The meeting has been ex-
tensively advertised and people from
all over the county will be in attend
ance.
J. Ham Lewis has been the especial
delight of Cartoonist McCutcheon of
the Chicago Tribune, and the pride of
the Cook county, Illinois, democracy.
Mr.. McCutcheon has made such care
full study of the Hon. Mr.. Devils whis-
kers, that he is now the only caricatur-
list known who can sketch them in fiji
ty-seven different formations and po-
sitions. q
The Hon. ]. Ham Lewis was for
years city attorney Of Chicago and just
recently was defeated for the demo-
cratic nomination for governor of Illi-
nois by Adlai Stevenson. This defeat
has not soured the feelings of the peer
less silver tongued orator of Chicago.
He is just as enthusiastic a democrat
now as he ever was.
The vice presidents of the meeting
tonight follow:
VIM. Trueblood, Alvin B. Clark, Jo-
mas Gaar, Henry Schell, DR.. John LII
ken, DR.. F. Busche, Henry Farwig,
Peter Flanagan, Thos. J. Study. Edward
Van Etten, H. r. Marlatt, Emil Minck,
James Griffin, DR.. r. Schillinger, Sol
Frankel, A. Blickwedel. Frank Macke.
Willard B. Dye, Chas. c. Harlan, VIM.
H. Pickett, Joseph Metzger. John
Snaveley, John J. Getz, Conrad Zwiss-
Ter, VIM. Schneider, Jos. Waterman,
Stephen Hawkins, Albert D. Gayle,
James Vossler, H. L. Ashley, Martin
L. Croker, A. G. Luken, Joseph Rich
ter. Adam Brinker, John Bayer, B. B.
Johnson, Harry c. Watt, Joseph
Schepman. Emil Marlatt, H. G. Egge-
meyer, Thollie Druley, Pettis A. Reid,
Thomas Lamb, G. w. Merrill, Fred
Krone, Geo. Feasleman, Hans Kohl, l..
c. Fulghum, John B. Decker, Jacob
Kern, w. G. Reynolds, Victor Loehr,
DR.. M. c. Benham. Harvey Pritchard,
Jas. w. Finfrock, Webster Parry.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-23
High School Notes

Yesterday afternoon the last term
Senior class of the High School de-
bated on the subject: Resolved, That
the building of the car line through
Glen Miller Park should be encour-
aged. The affirmative was taken by
Bernhard Knollenberg, Ruth Peltz.
Jessie Mann and Charles Towle, while
Ada Heath, James Chapman, Abbie
Schaeffer and Mildred Kuhn present
ed the negative side Of the question
and were awarded the decision.
On account Of the crowded condi-
ton Of the classes another addition
to the faculty has been made. Miss
Martha Whitacre, principal of the
Baxter school, has been chosen to as
sist In the English and mathematics
departments. She began her duties
this morning.
The program for the first semester
of the school year of 1909 has not
been published yet, owing to the
many changes that are being made.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-23
THIRTEEN ARE KILLED
Turret on French Cruiser Ex.
plodes, Dealing Death
And Destruction.
MANY ARE SERIOUSLY HURT

Toulon, France, Sept. 23.-During
gunnery drill one of the big turret
guns on the French armored cruiser
Latouche Treville, exploded with terri
fic force, wrecking the after turret
and killing outright the entire gun
crew of thirteen men. A number of
men were seriously hurt, some of
them probably fatally.
The accident was similar to that
aboard the gunnery schoolship Cour-
rome, off Les Saline Des Hyeres,
Aug. IL, last when the bursting of the
breech of one of the guns killed six
men and injured 10. The drill yester-
day afternoon had been proceeding
for a considerable time when, without
warning, the whole turrel seemed to
blow out. Dismembered bodies were
thrown in all directions and several
of them hurled into the sea through
the great breech caused by the explo-
sion.
The Latouche Treville carries a
complement of $40 men.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-23

High School Principal CIassi-
flies Excuses for Absences
Of Children.
ZERO FOR "UNEXCUSED.''

In his code OF rules governing ex.
cuses for absences at the high school
Prof. Knouff, the new principal, has
adopted the following, which mean
rather a strenuous existence for the
absentee:
A grade excuse Absence because OF
Illness that has rendered the pupil
physically unable to make up the work
Immediately.
B grade excuse: Absence because
services of presence is very necessary
elsewhere or because of ordinary i'll.
lless.
G grade excuse: Absence for pleas.
ure or when not very necessary
A pupil who returns to school with
an "A" grade excuse will not lose reg.
ular class standing.
A pupil returning with 'B" grade
excuse will make provision with the
teacher for making up back work be.
fore having regular standing in class
A pupil returning with &C" grade
excuse will receive zero for the work
missed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-23
ARCHBOLD HEAD OF
STANDARD OIL TRUST
Known as Man to Whom Fin
al Decision in All Mat
tiers Is Left.
H. H. ROGERS HAS RETIRED.
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER HAS BUT
LITTLE TO SAY OR DO WITH
THE MANIPULATION OF eIeAN-
TIC FIRMS BUSINESS.
H. H. ROGERS HAS RETIRED.

New York. Sept. 23.-With the reve-
lations regarding the relations of Sen
ator Foraker with the Standard Oil
company, and more especially with
John D. Archbold, one of it's vice presi-
dents, attention again has been direct
ed to the position occupied by Arch
bold in No. 26 Broadway, the home of
the company. Information has been
obtained showing that Archbold Is
now the real head of Standard Oil.
John D. Rockefeller, president of
the company, has been in it's offices
only once in eight years; VIM. Rookie
Teller acts only in an advisory capa-
city; Henry M. Flagler, formerly one
Of the most important Standard Oil
men. retired as vice president sever
al months ago, and it has been made
known in the past twenty-four hours
that H. H. Rogers no longer has any
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-23
HARRISON TAYLOR
DIES IN DAKOTA
Well Known Young Man Ex-
pires Suddenly.

Word has been received by Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Taylor, of North
Twenty-second street, announcing the
sudden death Of their son Harrison, at
Minot, North Dakota, yesterday even
ing. His death was the result of spi-
nal meningitis.
Young Taylor was about eighteen
years old. He was student at the
Richmond high school and stopped
during his Freshman year to attend
business college.
Last spring, in the company of VIII
liam Reid, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Reid of East Main street, the two left
for Minot, N. D., where they Joined a
threshing gang, run by friends of the
young Reid. Taylor was taken sick
asst week, but was not thought to be
in a very serious condition until yes
terday, when his parents were notified.
He is survived by his father and moth
er, brother Nelson, and one sister,
besides host of friends. The re-
mains will be brought to the home,
52S North Twenty-second street. Flu
neral announcements will be made
later.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-23

real work to do in connection with the
company.
The active directors of the Standard
OIL company meet almost every day.
and have no formal head. 1t can be
said on the highest authority. howev-
er. that Archbold, the writer of the
letters to Senator Foraker, is the real
head of this body. The company
systematizes its work to a degree that
probably no other corporation ap-
proaches, and heads of departments
are capable of transacting business
in the majority of cases without TAX
ing knotty points TO any one else. Yet
when there is any final decision to be
rendered Archbold is always the man
higher up" and it is upon him that
the final policy of the Standard rests.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-23
'-tchinson and Scott Told
Melon Stealing Is Very,
Very Wrong.
PROMISE TO BE GOOD.
80 AFTER SEVERE DENUNclA-
TON OF THEIR SPORTING
PAsTIME WERE RELEASED UN-
DER SUSPENDED JUDGMENT.

1t was ! we're lecture given Paul
Hutchinson and Ed Scott in city court
by Judge Converse this morning. The
two young men had plead guilty to en-
tering the melon patch Of Harvey Hunt
for the purpose of stealing muskmel-
ons. Away back among the cobwebs
of his memory the judge remembered
a few such excursions he had taken
himself along about-how many years
ago? He was disposed to treat the
boys kindly, but firmly, and SO suS
pended judgment. He gave them to
understand the next time they are in
trouble they will be dealt with doubly
hard. 1t was recommended to the
boys that they make proper restitution
to Hunt for the damage done.
Hutchinson and Scott both promised
to be very good in the future. They ad-
mitted they had done wrong and said
stunt, no matter how appealing a mel
on patch might look to them.
You boys know it Is wrong to
steal, but you admit here in court you
went to that patch for the purpose of
stealing melons. Now what would you
think, IL Mr.. Hunt had come into your
yard and stole your flowers or the ap-
pies from your trees?" asked the judge.
1T is not smart. Hunt says after he
caught one of you, he was offered 81
not to prosecute. That shows he
knew he was wrong. If he had the
money. why didn't he buy the melons
in the first place instead OF stealing
them?"
But that was not all the judge told
the boys. Scott works in a Main
street grocery and Hutchinson goes to
High school. The court came to the
defense of the newspapers in an off
hand manner and said 1t was right for
the papers to make public such Incl
dents, as the publicity would serve as
a warning to other boys, and might
tend to keep the two culprits in guilt
In the narrow path in the future. 1t
was in very quiet tones that the boys
assured the Judge they will be good
henceforth and forevermore.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-23
Old Women, 1854.

There Is not such a thing as a decent
old woman left. Everybody curls their
hair, shows their neck and wears pink
but your humble servant. People who
have covered their heads for forty
years now leave or their caps and
think 1t becomes them. In short, we
try to Guido our patterns, the French,
IN every ridiculous vanity. Lady
Northumberland gave an entertain
ment last week. in which was an ar
tifcial goose in her feathers and a
hen with seven little chickens. The
dessert was a landscape. with gates.
stiles and corndelds, but have, I am
afraid. tired you with the account of
such follies.--Ietters From Lady Coke
to Mrs Eyre
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-23

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-23
BEAUTY
DOCTOR
Advises Women to Develop.
Says the New Method Increases the
Bust Measurement and Rounds the
Arms and Neck.
(eY CLARA BELLE ny


"Spe aking from my own personal
experience and from observation of
many whom l have successfully treat
ed in the past two years. l should say
that Madame Moneaux really owed
her great success as beauty spec
ialist to the use of simple prepare
ton which is used exclusively to de-
velop the bust. arms and neck. I be-
came acquainted with this formula
and have used it ever since. much to
the delight of patrons. l now buy the
ingredients in wholesale quantities, al
though any we'll stocked drugstore can
supply them.
eff your bust lacks development or
firmness you can rely on both In
crease and firmness from the persis-
tent use of the following: Obtain of
the druggist two ounces Of glycerine
and one ounce tincture Cadomene
compound, mix and let stand several
hours; then add teaspoonful of Dor
ak and three ounces of rosewater.
Shake we'll, and apply to the neck.
arms and bust, rubbing and massaging
until it is completely absorbed: then
wash the parts treated with very hot
water and soap and dry thoroughly.
Apply the treatment morning and
night regularly for several weeks or
months as the case may require, and
the most exquisite firmness and
rounding out of hollow places will re-
ward you.
TT is the refreshing fullness and ex-
quisite firmness of the feminine form
that attracts, and it is the we'll devel-
oped woman who captivates, charms
and retains the affections and endear-
ments of the opposite sex. If you are
observing, you know this is true"