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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-11
COURSE
IS NOW POPULAR
Students at the Local High
School Appreciate This
Department.
MANY HAVE GRADUATED.
ALL OF THESE HAVE BEEN
PLACED WITH PROMINENT Lo-
CAL FIRMs-DEPARTME HAS
BEEN ENLARGED
MANY HAVE GRADUATED.

The commercial course at the high
school is proving to be one of the
most popular. 1t has been in exis-
tence for three years. The first year
there was need of only twenty-five
desks and one room but the next term
the number of students increased so
that it became necessary for the
school board to secure an assistant to
Mr. Jones to help with the work. Miss
Curtis was secured for this position.
Then the department added another
room and Mr.. Jones had IS desks and
Miss Curtis IS. And at present 1t has
been necessary to add six more desks
In Prof. Jones' room to accommodate
all the students who wish to take the
work.
At the end of each term large num-
bers of students graduate. It is as
serted that a very rare thing to find
every graduate of the commercial de-
partment in high schools or business
colleges make good" when they leave
school. The rule is to let best ones
only take positions. SO far in the ca
reer of the high school commercial
course every graduate has acquired a
degree of proficiency that has enabled
him to accept a position and do his
work so satisfactory to his employer
as to make his employment perma-
nent and secure increases in salary.
Not one has lost his position first Sc
cured, because of lack of proficien-
cy and all but one are with their first
employer.
The graduates and positions they
have accepted are as follows:
Myron Hill, bookkeeper and steno-
grapher, Grubbs Wholesale Grocery
company.
Esther Hill, stenographer, Safety
Gate works.
Nellie Bullach, stenographer, Louck
& Hill, Contractors, Builders and Lum-
Der company.
Mary Myers, stenographer, Quaker
City Mill Works.
Ralph Cain, bookkeeper and steno-
grapher, Richmond Candy Co.
Ellwood Silberman, assistant book
keeper and cost man, Richmond Mfg.
Co.
Lena thompson, StenOgrapher,
Jones Hardware Co.
Fern Owens, assistant bookkeeper,
Starr Piano factory.
James Wood. bookkeeper, Internal
ional Harvester Co.
Louis Dingley, bookkeeper, Internal
ional Harvester Co.
Raymond Quinlivan, stenographer,
Pennsylvania railroad, city.
Grace Paulus, stenographer, court
house, county recorders office
Omar Sands. bookkeeper, Schaef-
fer's Wholesale Dry Goods and No.
TONS
James Wood resigned his position
last September to enter Purdue Uni.
versity, where he is at present.
Miss Alice Stein who finished the
commercial course at the high school
in February and has accepted a posi-
| ton with the George Fl. knollenberg
company.
The remainder of the class have de-
cided to remain in the school and take
| advanced work in commercial book.
keeping.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-11
ADA|R IS URGED
TO RUN FOR CONGRESS
Want Him to Quit Race for
Governor.

Muncie. Ind, March lit became
known today that prominent demo-
Gratis have been forwarding letters to
Congressman J. A. NJ. Adair encourag-
Ing his making the race for congress
instead of governor, and il Is generally
accepted that he will run for the con
g-essional honors again. Exon
gresham George W. Cromer continues
TO maintain his characteristic reti-
cenee, and it is not known whether he
will ask for the republican nomination
at the coming convention at Ander-
son.
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CHEER UP, COTTON
THREAD is CHEAPER.

Housewives, cheer up, cherries
are not ripe, but cotton thread is
coming down in price. The syndi-
cate that controls the manufacture
Of it has reduced the price TO the
jobbers, and the latter to the re-
tailers. 1t is expected the retailers
generally will sell at cents spool
to. They were paying ~ cents a
dozen spools, with per cent dis
count. Now they are paying 90
cents a dozen with the same dis
count, So there is d profit in sell
ing at 5 cents spool retail. The
price has been 6 cents spool for
about a year
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-11
WEBSTER, IND.

Webster, Ind, March IL Miss
Anna Markle was given a pleasant
surprise Saturday evening at her home
west of town, it being her eighteenth
birthday.
evenings entertainment. after which
dainty refreshments were served.
Those who enjoyed the pleasure of the
evening are as follows: Misses Ber-
tina Davenport, Nellie Hodgin, Fanny
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HUSBAND POISONED
BY YOUNG WIFE
She Wished to Receive Atten-
tons of Older Man.

Champaign, H., March 11.-Mrs.
Gertie Pierson, charged with poison
ing her young husband, James l.. Pier
son, at Foosland, that she might be
free to receive the attention of man
81 years old, was arrested at Gibson
City. in Ford county, where she has
lived since the sudden death of Pier
son. The man OF So is charged with
buying the strychnine Mrs. Pierson is
said to have put in her husbands cof-
fee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-11
OPINION OF LABOR
Candidates for Office Will
Be Dealt With in the
Report.
PARTY NOT CONSIDERED.

The political committee of labor un-
ion men in Indiana will make a show
ing this week of the records on unions
of several candidates for state offices.
Friday Is the day set for publishing
these records. Democrats and repub-
licans, 1t Is said. will be handled with.
out reference to party, but with refer
ence only to their former attitude on
the rights of organized labor, as the
labor men interpret those rights.
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ChiId's Neck Was Broken in
Accident.

Goshen, Ind, March 11-While car.
rying Thomas Hoefner Riley, the 1.
year-old son and sole heir of Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Riley, this morning
Hilda Magnusson, a Swedish nurse, 81
years old, fell down a flight of stairs
at the Riley home. She chung to the
baby, but when it was pulled from un-
der her 1t was found that the child's
neck was broken and it died almost in.
stantly.
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was featured with voice culture. He
has a rich tenor voice, and with his
voice he proposes to make a living.
His cards read: ALBERT NJ. Screamer,
Cherokee Indian tenor vocal soloist
Albert was formerly a clarionetist in
the United States Indian band at Car
Isle, Pa.-Asheville (Okla) Gazette
News.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-11

the domestic science club of Living
ston, No, has prepared blue prints
and specifications of a model kitchen
which will cost no more than piano.
These plans have been sent by re-
quest all over Missouri. New Jersey, Ar
kansas. Kansas and Illinois.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-11

Silvers, Thelma Billheimer of Indian
apolis, Ethel Coltrane, Edyth Baldwin.
Lucille Pitts and Iona Arbogast Of
Muncie; Messrs. Frank Berg. Willard
Markle, William Flatley. Luke F7atley
Lyman II. Lyboult OF Centerville,
Herbert II. King Peter Flatley. Fred
r. Borton, Smith n. Grove. Willard
King, Herbert Grove and Frank
Quigley.
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Thursday Evening, March 12-Spec-
ial Assembly of Super Ex-Masters.
Friday Evening, March Ia King
Solomon's Chapter, No. 4, II. \. NJ,
stated convocation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-11
UNION CITY MARSHAL
BATTLES WITH MEN
They Carried a Large Quanti-
ty of SiIverWare.

Union City, Ind, March 1.-Two
men giving their names as Tim Swee-
ney and c. T. Wilkins, respectively,
having in their possession a big tele-
scope grip full of silver tableware,
were arrested here by Marshal Mat.
toon after a severe fight. A third
man escaped after being fired at twice
by the marshal. The men also had
some new shoes and three bolts of
dress goods. There is no clew as to
where the goods were stolen
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Pervines Thomas OF
New Haven, Conn, who were called to
this city on account of the illness of
Marion Thomas, have returned to
their home
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-11

If you are troubled with sick headache, con-
stipatiop. indigestion. offensive breath or any
disease arising from stomach trouble, get a SOC
or 81 bottle of DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It
Is positively guaranteed to cure you.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-11

There are many districts throughout
China where labor is so cheap that
there is no coin small enough to pay
for q days work.
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symptoms of indigestion are ended.
The treatments of the past have relied mainly
pepsin.
But pepsin digests only element in food
the albumen. We employ II for that Starch -
quires something else; fat something else. h
perfect digester must supply every element that
the stomach and bowels supply.
That is what We have created.
We have done il by analysing all the digestive
fluids By combining the needed elements. BY
testing the result on all sorts of foods in test
tubes until the compound was perfect
Not bottle of kodol ever went from our labora.
tory until we knew, TO absolute certainty, that
1t would digest any food that any person cats.
Our Guarantee
kodol will act in any case. under any condition.
on sort of food. This is certain that
guarantee il. Buy one large bottle, and ask your
druggist for the signed guarantee. II you not
satisfied, take the empty bottle back with the
warrant and your druggist viii return your
money.
This offer is made the large bottle only and
to but in family. That bottle will amply
prove how needless 1t is to suffer and you will
never forget it.
Kodol is prepared at the laboratories of z. c.
Dewitt & Co. Chicago. The 81. 90 bottle contains
2h times as much as the soc bottle.
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The Risk is Ours

We ask you to prove-for your own sake-that Kodol
does cure Dyspepsia That it completely dgests any
food that you That it's action instant. Please
let us take the risk while you try
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No food 10 ferment and form gas. No food TO de-
cay and charge the blood with impurities. Tbs
symptoms of indigestion are ended.
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Albert Screamer had a natural tall
ent for music and his course of study
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TOUR-TO-EUROPE DEPARTMENT.
TIE INDIANAPOLIS STAR, Indianapolis
CONDITIONS Carefully

Any 10 or under As OF July l. lsos is
a
of
OF
APOLS STAR under circumstance
The RICH, withdraw district where
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GrnnOeisentums ltebertrasmnsen.

goolpb n6r ulo Srau an q. $. 0fipes,
@runoitiif i'm rfuen @itpsglod 1870;
1880.
6. 6. gdols an 5rau glbiua seld),
@rnnoitiid m Der S6IeD gbe.; $500.
8. Sppenbeimer II. q. ON Nebeccn unb
Belle Mea6ops, @runbitid az Der Sieh=
mann Ctr; $340.
gbtparbs Stealth Company oil 8. 3.
Heiber5er, @rlrnoltiif i'm Gitb~B!cf
3110; 1920.
2eopolb Sdulmeier mo Srau all @us
ftab Geeb un6 Ebeo. S~teubings, ia lis
Mder, ferner $40 Nder un0 $50 Ndsr
2anb; $12, 900.
5. 9. 2incoln oil @iaiam S. $. Gre
gelfe, @runbItud III Der Sunnp Slrpe
Nobition, ferrer 4nteil am Surioiitdten=
@ei1dft in Der Solebnb Ctr, $50.
$. g. @enne an @enrb Sertid IT.,
4nfeil an 99h Nder Qano, $2250.
8. gommerlin uno Srali an gerar
gonntp, Elm Streifen 2ano; $68.
Sra 6. @elbaum an Srant Iaeli,
@runbiHid i'm neuen @itpsglod 1891;
$500 Ii. q.
:. S. 8alfer oil gb. @rote, @runo.
itif an Der Monumental Ctr; $685..
Sobn 8. Sipple an George g. @lTli
lIno Srdll, @flti1oltltd IN Soutb 9et9Dts;
1925.
Charles 5u6noorff uno Srau an 8.
9. 3Dar, @runoitiid in Der Gait gno
Mooition; SIS II. 81.
SO. 8. @ban ON Charles 5u6noorif,
0rnnbItiid an Der Canton Ctr; SIS II. q.
George 9. 8ibl an Carlos gaoelln,
@runotiid an Der Sortb 5mitb Ctr. 4;
1925.
6. q. @oetb an q. g. Stepbens,
@rinoltiid an Der 9ebine Ctr; $500.
B. Safe an Charles @bipin @agrer,
@runbtiid in Der Qbnlpoob GbOition;
1896.
Sreo 2ilna ullo Sran al 8. S. 9eiptoil,
@runoitiid an Der Hnurel uuo 9uff;elb
Ctr; IS.
S. 8. Callahan al q. 9feidert, @ruuoz
itiid in Der 2hntpooo Iboition; 1920.
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meme Sa6en gu mii6en? @er III
bier Die Iutoritat, Die Geipeftsperio.,
in oieies Sous2" begebrte er o1f.
v0ie &eipeftsperlon i1 oieiem
Sauie feblt, iie 1T ben gan5en Sag
ouf Mbmegen uno bot pero66tige
Seimlidfeiten" rief iie fampflultiq.
s(ber Solberi6log in ieiner gerle-
genbeit iuhte nod Sriimpfen gege.l
iie llno ibrie: u9u bait itiG 81
i6meigen. No6 is bie So6e mt
Dem aerl, Dem 8otodi, Dem ieidoB-
ten Sffi5ier, MIDI pergeilel1. "a.
mails bait gu ni9ts p%eridltmt, Inn
9einem arnlen oaen Safer Gorge uno
Summer gu MAIDEN, Bis es mir
nod piele Wiibe ielungen is, 81.
@ernnnft bei5ubringen. &abo, Dos
mar mir ne i6one Sade ieporoen,
bieie Iffare Eotodi. SIT i6on OH
ben Sumo iefommen, 9ein eolcr
Sraf. Saba, inter fali6em Mamer
treibt ct ii6 in Die @elt rum, Wiaf
Ter, @einreiienoer, &omooiontcl:-
agent is er ieiporoerL iaia, 10 'rllntet
iefommen is er. llno ben aerl baIt
Oh mir nal anturt monen."
(Tortfcbuig foI9t.]
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Der staotrat

bat Die Sroinan5 angenominelI mel
DIE es Der Sraction &ompagnie cr-
laubt, erltlang ibren 5dienen in Der
9oulton StraBe cine 9feibe ~gebrarntc
3iegellteine 81 legen, inn Die Sd)ic-
men better gu befeltigen uno foitipic=
lige Heparaturen 5u permeioen. Ginc
Sroinan5 tpuroe perleien, mel6e cs
ftrafbar maht, Dos Hflaiter in oer
@ouiton StraBe auf5ureiBen, nad=
Dem Die StraBe aspbaltiert iein miro.
8ein ipdter MnidluB an @alier=,
@asleitung etc. gu MAIDEN iii, 10 mub
Dies per 9unnel geideben. Malier-
maun's 8eihluB, baB in 3ufrnft
ieoer antrag be5iiglid elmer Straben-
reparatur bon Dem &pltenanlhIag BE-
gIeitef iein muB, oanit ntau i'm
boraus peiB, Inn nelhe 81 p~erausga.
benoe 5umrne es iih bonoelt, ipiro
aiigenommen. 2ambert berlas eine
Oroinau5 CUR &egelung Der Soften
Der 2obnfutihen, Die i'm @eientliden
BON ben Staten, Die jest berehnet lper-
ben, niht obipeidt.
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MIIerIeL
Qn Ser Sodberrp Str

an Der Sadberrp StraBe, aiI-
gren5eno an Soutb Seigbts ioa nod
Elm neuer @obnoiitrift ausgelegt iper.
ben. Man lit gegenpdrtig babel,
bort StraBen aus5ulegen unb 5u gro
0ieren.
- 4I 6. @aiber, Elm gruoer bon
Seat so. @aiber, lit bier i'm Sitter
BON SO Sabren geitorben.
SEER Oscar Staben ars
2areoo, Der CUR 8air mad Gan an-
tonic gefommen NOR, ~ltattete uns Ell
men angenebmen geiud ab.
5reo Burton, Elm 9(ngelteater
Der alamo Sron @orfs, geriet aui
Dem Musftellungsplabe oaonrd, oab
elmer ieiner @emo1rmel in Die Treib.
riemen elmer @aiolin-W aidine, oi(
er oIen polte, ge8ogen puroe, mil
bern 9lrm in Die Maidinerie uno er-
lit ihpere gerIesungen. 9ie &e-
fiirdtllng Iiegt Dor, ooB Der Irn
abgenommen meroen muB.
Wander nartet aufs gdo,
obne gerufen gu boben.
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yrtef=StHe.

5erren: abam @eeer, gilbert Ban.
n~inggerten, 2ouis 8rlmantl, s. So.
9elt, @iuie 8ammentbaler, Nuocs'
@ros, 8. y. 6llmmel, 6ans Senier, s
g 9ed, Sreo Wobler, Geo. WaImiteDt
So. Wtebsr. Wfr. Waaurer, S. S. 8ein,
barot, Wr. S6armann, Geo. SO
Strnmm, Gpbert Sbomas, So6n l1lriG
Intbollp @nlf.
9omen: Innie Burger, SuItinc
Safe, Wfarp Sanbur9er, 8eiiie Soft
mann, emma Salien, emma 8utid]er.
reuter-, Selma 0iiiler, 2ouile Sebler, S
Sdmiot, Winnie Seffef, &atie 6aaf.
6off, eltber @oamer, Sba @ebselt, =
zimmerman.
@uslanb: S. 9ittmar, 5enrt
9euti9, s. 9artmdnn, Soiefine Miidfr
g. Gdmipt.
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Eins vorteibafte 0fferte.
9as biaigfte Sano int
Marfte.


80 Scftionen 2anS = Is smiam.
mcnbansenS, 10 sniammcnbansenS
nmb 4 ieparat = in 81 Saio County,
maize bel Der Stabf @anbprn nnS in
scrinaer G%ntfernnns pon Der Giien.
balm iinb gum Ereiic BON So per
Ifer gu perfanfen ubcr iueroen sesen
cinscridltcte Sarm uber Staotciseu.
tnm nmgetanidjt.
Cute @iebsesenb; CUTE Silbcrmi.
men in Der NGhe.
Nadsufragen in Der Office Der
Jreieu Ereiie fir Scras.
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Sesnbmte aiinftlerinmem
Sm garnnm nmO 8aileD's srofcm
SirftS.

Inter ben artiiten oieies erobel1
llnternebmens befinoen iib biele la-
men, Die in ibren reip. 2eiitunqell
unlbertroffen iino. @ir netu1en Sic
S6meitern Yaeron, Die SdmeItersl
urma, Nettie Carroll, Mlberta, @t.b
Stidnep, Die Sdneltern Weers, SIT
lia Sbipp, MiB 5artermonn, Gicto-
ria Davenport unb piele anoere, Sic
IN aaen mogliben &oGen elan5en
nno Die aeipagtelten &unititiide aus
fiibren. 9as Gublifum miro Itltil-
oenlang in fortnabren6er Sponllullg
gebalten. Nlir 9roouftionen erIteg
&lafie.
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Gin ipnperaines SeiIntittel.

9arunter bat man cine gr5eilei gil
berltehen, Der 9e9eniiber biejeui9e &ranf-
belt pbnnadti9 1T, auf Deren SeiIung lie
berednet lit. Colder Mrt 6eilnlittel
giebt es mir berhdltniBtndBie ipenige. 3u
linen geb0rt aber Dor MGem Mnafeii5,
cine ieit larl9en Sabren an pielen Snu>
leroen bon Hattenten belpdbrte Grin
oung bon Sr. Gilsbee, ipelde ieben SAT-
bon 9dmprr6oiben beilt: Oh peraItet ODER
friiG. ob blind ooer bluteno. User nit
Sieiem qualbolen 2eiben geltraft lit, fam
It'd bon Der geraoe5u ipunoertdtiacil
8irfiamfeit leidt iiber8eliqen. Yrpbe
lpiro foitenfrei bon g. Neuitdbter & 90,
8or 1916, Ietp gorf, perianOt.
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@irflid5e SatIaheu.

Seit iiber fiinf8ebn Sabren 1T
uSunt's Cure" unter ser itriften
@arantie perfauft iporoen irgelto
einen iltdenoen S6mer5 ser Saut gu
beilen. Ser Same ipielt feline &ole,
aber meniger oenu / Bro5ent Ser
&attfer baben ibr @elb 5uriidper-
langt. @orum? @eil oie Meoi5tn
lire Mrbeit berridtet.
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sihere SnIfe

S. 6. @ooomtn BON ReiOspiae,
q. g., iagt: ogudlen's Irnica Gal
be lit iidere Silfe fir eiternoe @e-
idpiire; elm ioldes an meinem Seine
beilte oieie munoertdtige Salbe
ihnea, obrie cine Rarbe 5uruf5ulai-
ien." @arontiert fir Sdmorrboioen,
@unoen, @ranomunben etc. % Cts,
BEL 80. 9reiB uno 81. Gobn & 60,
Ipotbefer.
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DrruIu1ftfrrt.

9err: nWie alt 1T jeBt Sbr jim
eerer 8ruber9" = Dame; %, Der
lit iebt elm Sabr dlter als i1 :. !"
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Dos berrlide 8etter bringt
Gauien0e BON 8eiu6ern fir uniere
@%usiteuung. Sober einlaufenbe Gi-
ienbabn5ug lit boI beiest.
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Gum @erfauf bel aGen S6nolern
Greis So Gents. Softer Milburr
Gn., gltffolo, Seem 0orf, aaeinigf
Mgenten fir Sic Ser. 5toaten.
grinllert @rd BEG Nomens =
9oons = uno nebmt feline onoeren
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Mrs. SO. 81. 8ooogate, 106 0a-
tbon StroBe, Son Mntonio, Seros,
iogt: Sd babe 3mei Sdudteln Don
0oan's Nieren 8iaeu gebroudt, Die
id) mir BON Der 8erar Drug Cont
ponI peri6offte unb es modt mir
gergnIigen, gu beItatigen, bob iie iid)
fir mid als cine groBe 8oltat er-
tpielen Sic entfernten BEN beitanoi
gen Iiifenidmer5, moran i6 lit, per-
bannten ben &opfi6mer5 nno for
rigterten oae Storungen Der Nieren.
Sd babe cine iebr bobe Weinrng pp1
9oon's Nieren Eiael1 unb bin ibnen
oonfbor fir Sen eroBen Nrben uno
Die @oltat. Die Tie mir gebra6t ha-
ben,
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Ser langtpettige @eg.
@irO taglid) Weniger la%nstpcilts nns
ermiibenb fir biele 8eiupbner
bpn Gun Mntuntp.

Mit eil1em @iiden, Ser Sen sarl5cll
Sag binour6 idmer5t,
Wtit Ser beitanoig %geitorten No6t=
rube,
9udlenoen l1rinier-5 dmer5erl
SIT es IN Der Sat ein Ianepeiliaer
e~rlniioenoer 8eg,
Iber Doan's Nieren 8iuen MADDEN
oaem 9ielen Elm @noe.
Sic meroen bon ben 8iirgern in
Son Intollio ~enooriiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-29
Sctrats. Shetne.
Sreo 80. @ilfe uno ella @uilmiuo.

Sn oie Slegeliabre fommt icoe,
fommen nidt ole.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-03-27

for three years. lie is well known
in this community and has q host Of
friends who rejoice with HIM in the
honor bestowed upon HIM.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-03-27
THE LAW DOES NOT APPLY
TO RELIGIOUS BELIEFS
Supreme Court Hands Down Sweeping Decis
ION -Sustains Lower Court in Bulge Case
Defines Terms Of Test Oath.

decision handed down by the of the State
judgment the lower the against
Alfred Bulge sustained
While decided upon question of Jurisdiction the
the the participants the reviewed
the exhaustvey
According the ruling Of the court Mormon people have
right hold office and the affairs of the
citizen. In order danchise them would be
prove Mormon church teaches and
courag poygamy the decision the rectes
of the church pubicaly denounced the
and the doctrine from their articles faith
Celestial marriage the holds
words in the constitution only nasmuch they might be
bgamy polygamy In the decision the point made
constitution does apply the belief people but
with the object of protecting people in belief they
The decision concluded with these striking words
Gone who teaches having than wife at
belongs organization that teaches such doctrine
consequently holding
this On the other hand
interfere with the religious
The constitution directly against
teachings with reference this life and not against
beliefs and opinions in regard the hereafter
be affirmed and il ordered with costs in
favor of respondent"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-03-27

ing an anti-Mormon campaign" 1t
is altogether likely that with such
sentiments as expressed by the Mes
senger, Custer county will lie in
line for the Bryan program.
Hon D. Worth Clark of Pocatel-
10, who has heretofor been a strong
adyocater of the anti. Mormon
feature, is now very emphatically
arrayed on the other side. Judge
Moore, Judge Forney, and Attorn-
ey Morgan who was formerly secre-
tary of Senator Heitfeld, in Latha
county are organizing the democrats
up there in opposition to the furth-
er exploitation of the Mormon
question this year
Thus the work goes on.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-03-27
COMMITTEE CHOOSES MAN
WHO WILL JUDGE HORSES
James Devine of Salt Lake VIII Pick Prize
Winners April 2O-21--Is Experienced
Horseman and DiSintereSted.

The members of the executive
committee arrnging the data for
the horse show April 20 81 have
arranged for James Devine of Salt
Lake TO be present as judge for the
event.
This assures every one of a fair
chance as Mr.. Devine is thoroughly
competent and fair Judge, and is
entirely disinterested party. Mr..
Deyine was for some years the
hief of the fire department of Salt
Lake and In buying horses for the
ire department he became acquaint-
ed with the work. He is regarded
as one of the best judges of horses
in the country.
Considerable interest is being