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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-10

New York April 10--Brinsing back
his affinity" as his bride whom he is
said to have married in little Italian
town, Frederick Pinney Earle, whose
first wife obtained a divorce in France
to enable her husband to marry Miss
Julia kuttner, returned today on the
North German Lloyd liner Frederick
Der Crosse, from Naples.
Many reporters awaited Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle as they got on the train to
go to Monroe. Several newspaper
men accompanied them. and when one
of them asked Mr.. Earle what he and
his wife intended to do, where they
would live, and other things which
might interest the public, Mr.. Earle
got up abruptly from his seat, and
without a word reached out his long
arms and struck the reporter full in
the face, breaking his glasses and cut
ting him.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Earle reached
Monroe they found a curious crowd of
villagers awaiting them at the little
station. The crowd gathered in close
about the couple as Earl and his wife
alighted. but no personal violence was
offered them There were many cat
calls and a good deal of Kissing: The
restless feeling among the crowd was
plainly evident. but it was carried no
farther than to demonstrate the feel
ing existing against the artist.
When Mr. Earle announced last
summer that his first wife would seek
to secure a divorce from him by agree
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-10
MAD MAN SET FIRE
TO HIS PADDED CELL
He Is Dying and Two Men Are
Seriously Burned.

Akron. O. April 1o-An insane tail
or, Joseph Pessonian. set fire to his
padded cell in the county jail this
Sheriff Stein and two dep
uties were seriously burned rescuing
the mad man. Pessonians clothing
was burned off. He is dying of in
juries in a hospital Several prison
ers were overcome by the smoke be-
fore the flames were extinguished.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-10
TROLLEY ACCIDENT.
Ten People Hurt, Three Of Them
Seriously.

New York. April 10-Ten people
were hurt, three seriously, as the re-
suit of a collision of trolley cars in
Brooklyn this morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-10
BOMB EXPLODED.
Chicago Black Hand Gets In Its
Work.

Chicago. Ill, April 1o-A dynamite
bomb was exploded in front Of the
store Of II. E Daase and il shattered
the windows. Daase had received black
hand letterG
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-10
TWELVE WERE KILLED.

BAD WIne ENpIoSIon m England O.
day.
London, Eng, April 10-Twelve
killed and many were injured as the
result of a gas explosion in a coal
mine in Somersetsshire today. The
force Of the explosion was felt many
miles. Rescuing parties are at work
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-10

ment and that if she succeeded he
would marry Miss Kuttner. his neigh
bors in Monroe made several threaten
ing demonstrations toward him. His
first wife went to her former home in
France and secured a divorce. Mr.
Earle is said to have returned to this
country in order to secure a legacy to
which he has fallen heir since he went
TO Europe
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-10
OTHER COUNTIES THEN
VOTED FOR BARNARD.
Surprise Sprung When, Ballot
After Ballot, the Smaller
Counties Remained True to
Their Choice.
WITHDRAWAL EPIDEMIC.

WHEN sTlVERs OF UNION cOUN
TY QUIT THE RACE, HOUGH,
CAMPBELL AND MOORE FOL-
LOWED THE LEAD.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-10

The Telephone is Willing servant to bring
your Classified Ads to the Palladium office with the
Least bother to you. Either Phone=-f121 Automatic
21 Old.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-10

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-10

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20

@S lit 5 nncu 0ai Ser Suptpoten Observation-Disclosures
Ser &erg0erg 5aciGen oeS 0ctre0cpeers Nr in Gu
9nbot 6rod6abnbof Gnocrt Strae Gcrbee
runa 8radtb0ie in Baltimore Dem gui 6n0gnbm m0
mbau 2oomoun tO &oggonS 9r6Berer &upa3d
inoen iino.
eine Ietto. .1aGme uon 227 Wlcn in @ceiic mO Nebe
@eee Ser GompoQnie ianO io ole t otaicbi au Der
meimq 5nrid5uilbrcn it,
7iOl Sonne Stoblienn nO 273423 Sdmelcu
in Neparalren lu0 Grncueungen perpen0c.
3rei Stanooro Observation-Disclosures mr0m 6eiat pc
olte Enoger Sotontotpen perfaut mo cine 0elontlrt
Sin 6e,bter Eoiu9e oggon m0 Elm bmbter @epddpdggon
Eniupuua @in6abn Gonpag1 gefuu gum @rut
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jert6rt wrroen.
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@cnlie= gor enbn0ert pb3g fa Nnggona
mrOen tbIpcg Griat r rtorte oo nertate @o09ona be-
iddit
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$t0t7.9t674, cine }unahme fir 0as Sa6r $lf,5091.
auf oen 9en 8enons 1epnreta Groe oe5 Sab
t72 anaele ole mGbuo obreS bedbten Gouu be
trlgen $3S5173t.
Sn auitrage ser 9ebor6e,
Games McGrea, grGii0et
9ttcI Stcpbcn S @bie, SefretGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
-yrcdlcr Tinntnntcnrdu6.

Hciu Srlcuns, 10. 6cbruar.
3uci DlGnncr erihicncn bcrtc
RoGniittog in cincm 9uggp Dor oem
1Slnpelierlaoeu Scr 6irma VI. @oIo'
born & 50. @incr ser ,Snioiicu ltieA
ans, 5erihmcttcrte nit cinem Filn.
Iteritein onS 0roBc Sdouieuiter Ne5
2a0ens, nnbn juci nit 0iamdntcn
i'm 8ertbe uon $4,000 gcniute
W}ul0cn aus Ocmiclbcn lmo Iprdn8
3uriid in 6aS 1u6ruerf, uclcbe5 ais.
Damn i'm @nlopp oouou iaatc. Gie
StroBen mareu jur 3eit nit Nieu'
iAcn gefiil(t uno cine 9robe DIcnae
ueriolgte 0ie 9iGubcr, alein OieleIben
cnt5ogen iib im alien irun}olIben
Sto0tDiertel Sen }lltJcn Der Nerfol.
aer lm0 entfamcu nit ibrer Seutc.
@ie sic Gigcut1iimer Oe5 2ooena
mitthei(en, entbielten sic QIuloen
112 Gianautriuge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
SdJlimmc GrplOiiun in cincr Snum'
luullipinncrci.

2omelL @}aiiy 10. 8cbrlor.
Gur6 sic GrploIion cincS Gunpf-
fciiel8 i'm W}nibincn6auic Der rSa-
milton Corporation" melhc cine
9aunupollipilucrci Oabier bctrcibt,
murOcn eli Nioun OcrIcbt elmer Der
icIbcn Numen. 2tlcr. OIich mobr'
i1einliH t0otlib. 2IlBerOem lpliroc
S6oS. aennelp, ein @ltnlpcniomnt.
Ter, ouf ser StrnBe our6 cine atf
0cm @egc no6 ser 9ronoitdtte be.
griiienc Sprite iibcrinbrcn uno
lc6enSgeidbrIi6 oerlcet Gic 6o6rif
bate in' 6ol9c Scr Grplolion 6euer
oeiungen rnb mlrOe Ocrmaben be-
id1Goiot, oab tie oui cine Belt lang
auBcr 9etricb 0cicbt mcrocn mus.
9(n 1900 Ycrioncu mcrocn orbcit9.
fnS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
3nr Strafe abgeiebt.

Nem &bilaocGp6ia O.,
10. 6e6ruar. 0ie goriteber OeS
p oluiaramo5 Gountp Gbiloren'5
Some" ltnteriubtcn beute Die 2(n.
tlngc ecgen sic 2ebrerin t}rl. Clara
Sterling unO or0neteu oie Gntldiiung
oeriel6eu an na6oem iie ieitgeitelt,
bab Oicielbe pirfli1 sic 3lmge 0es
IcdSidbrigen Sanpion s5omler nit
einem leppidnagel 0ur6bobrt bate.
Sri. Sterling mar nidt MIR ais 2e0.
rerin in Ser 9(uitalt tb1tig ion0ern
audi ais Stills Niatrone. Iie Gnuns
IN. 9ebotoe iiir Nobltbdtigfeit5 }In-
ltolten bat cine ieparate llnteriuduna
eingeIeitet uno Oilrite nod peiter &c.
gen Oas 6raueujimmcr clnidreiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
Nic @Cntr uon EcfiuN.
GerItci1cruu9 Ser aurioiit1teniamn-
Iitng Ser 6rmt Gou9cr 6caonncn.
- 6obc @rciie cr3icIt.

Ncm Dort 10. Icbrunr. -
Gtc &critciGcrlml ser aro6cn Sltrio.
Iit0tcnianmhml ser frau 6. s.
Gou9cr, Nittuc Oc2 bcritorbcncn
dmcrifnniihcn @cionOtcu an G6ino,
nobm 6clltc loren }Iniau1 in ser
2Imcrif0niid)cn aunit1oQcric m0 cr-
rcgtc aroBcS Sntcrciic inter &crtrc-
tern Scr BETTER bon Muiccu in alien
Sbci(cn 6cS 2ouoc$ iomo6l, mc I'M.
ter Ocu WitaIicOern ser biciiQcu Dor
ne6mcn @cicqidboit. Die Summlul
murOc bonn @ciauotcn Gonlcr no1
Ger @ro6cutnd Don Ecfiu1 Qcfouit,
obaIcicb lie itrcng acnonmcn mrr ans
geraubtcn @cutcIhjdcn 6citc6t, lmO
picl &ritif lit 0ariibcr gc0cn Gonacr
acibt mor0cn Die @cgcnItinOe
tomcn ou2 Sem faiierlicbcn @uluIt,
Iomic ans Sen Mobmtnlcu rcicGcr
Q}onOoriucn, lr0 uiclc 0cricI6cn iin0
Snbr6tn0crte alt. Cir 6rad6tcn bo6e
Grciic.
Qic o&oiicrNlodr, " cinc9 ser crItcn
on1cbotcncu Stijfc, folun cincn SUB
bod lno mcuiGcr ais nclm Bod inn
Gur6nlciicr, urrOc iiir $3.50 Io3gc.
idla0cn Sic lit ans 0}eiiing Der
dcItcIlt acirbmaduoQ uer3iert lmo
biug inn lennpcl OcS 9ldcrbauS SIT
RctinG no iic eiumol i'm Sabre olf
@eicbI Oc9 &niicr5 ais 5ignll gum
2InianQ Ser Feriooe oe9 SGcn3 &c.
lGltet mur0e. Nci'm ShaQ i6rcr
Conc lcitctc ser aaiier icl6it cincn
@ihtg iibcr ein Stiif bcitclltc5 2ano
lmO itrcutc Somcn in sic 6urdc.
Nlte Sd)luhtfcuIelL mcIhc I'M Qicns
lte ldnAIt alt9gcitorbcncr 9pnoItieu
9cidmltn8cn porocn luarcu, brohtcr
$25 0l5 Stiid lmo onOere &lrioii
t0ten nod b6berc Grciic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
Muircoclnns Der GiienGabncn unO
glrbcitSl1bnc.

" y tnGtu H. 3. s, 10. 6ebr.
- 9r1iiOcut 9iooiepelt bat eincn
Nriei al sic Gonuniiiion iiir inter
itoutIi6en Gcrfcbr geribtct, in mel
6cn er ertlGrt, er babe erinbren, baB
Oie 9nbngeiellidaiten onldbli6 ibrcr
ornltiibcn MaBrcgeIung olr6 ocn
GongrcB lrno Oie ein5eInen Stoaten
nit Scr 2I6iidlt nmBeben, Die Sal6rc
ibrer 9eOienitctcn jll re0u5iren. Gr
iebt auSeinanOCr, oaB inter Sen Gor.
i6riiten ser @eiebe ir9cn0 cine Ser
iutcreliirten Earteicn bic 9ienIte oe5
ToriiberS Scr erpG6nten Gonlnliiliou
lmO oie oeS GommillGrS fiir 2lr6ei,
ers2lngclegcn9eiten ais Gcriobnun95.
@cbor0e IN }lnipru6 ncbmen tonnen
uno cr ihIGgt Oabcr Dor, oab oie
Gonlniilion cine llntcriu6nng CT.
Dime, ourh ipeld)e lie in 0en Stono
geiebt merOe, nlle binlid)tlih Der
m0glihen 2pbn-Gontroperie in &c
5ug oui Die 2obnperbdltniiie ati 0en
peri6icocncn giicnbnbnen ~ erlau-
Qen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20

Ieh's, Nr. l20I, Mtit.fn9ttte. Sirake. Office
GhInnen bon bis 10 llbr Wtoraens uno bon
~ llbr Wiitiag5 bis S llBr stbenos.
(Sea20-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
Wlrhr Wndltrcitrr llnfnn.

@optinSpillc, ap, 70, Sc,
bruar. % mo9firte o9}obtreitcr"
iiberiiclcH in ser lettcn 9tudbt od5
StGot6en @roceU, }9eit Gbriitions
County, crgriiicn @eiiB pom Der Ie.
lcpbon Grcbon1c, mubtcn oen go
li5etlnuri6al Nntcr9 5lm @eionae-
men un0 tcrroriirten Die 9emobncr
0urA 2Ibicucrn bon @Guebrcn lmo
NcuoIpcrn. &umc9 @outcl, cil @nit
in ciuem S6otcI, mlrOc BON Sen 2Iuir
riibrcru an ole Std0tgrcn5c gciiibrt
mo Orrhgcpcitiht moroui cr ocm
9cicbl crbiclt, 0en Ort bcutc fril5 }lt
perlaiicn. 9tabOcm iic oQc 9tcAcr
ouigciororrt bottcn, iiN an sic Pr
belt SIT bc1cbclL ritt Sic Scbnor nod
IriaQ.Golmtu oapou. 98ooten mar
uer0d6tigt, Ciu 0ctcttiu ju icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
Gabcn Sic Ratarrh Z:

ResbaIb eonfnItir.n Ste Mot
eineH Hr5i, neIder stdtarrb'
sernnTbeiteH oer slafe, oes Sol.
fes, ber 2Hnge uno Der Sbren
fit LANCER, aI5 20 Sabre IN
Sidfer Giaet bebaHoeIt bdl2 -
g9enH Gle reid itno. iOirb s5bs
nen Hibt 5u biei abnerlaHqi,
nnS ipenn sic arm ftno, 10
br1ubeH Sie Hnr iitr Die Wse'
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Mllnrmcinc glcntcrfnnacn.

Cine bci0O3e Grb0bm1 in &6rcn 9urtto ga6mcn lit uorbau
on ober in 6o1e Der b0teren Soften Abe mo No mrOc Die
gonnt uubmc IN &brcn }cricbS Gnobmcn tDaiddh Den
erbGbtcn nocn obOrbirt Nad Der abng }mil Stcern
lrn Wiebe gcp1etc SnCn m0 &nridin Sncu Sbrtm
Spcm cr9ab id cine 9toGm0me II, mcder
Ole rcAmGbge 2u0Oc od Erout beobt mlrOc O no Nb
%59Sl 60 lf Gono ser Gur SuI duo prbeb nc @j
$t027596S5 NaOm sic oBcorOctlen nSobcn m NcuGe
$06222S5 Om I'M ctcn Sabre ir 0eim }mcf ol8cBtn
6on0 benbt Die Slnm 100000 0en ol0
lbCrogG Der Het Der Gtnabnen 0cn Gre0t
Sabcn lcCr Sr W pce Crndtc Nnbetrod Der erHldn
Ibnabnc @nnnbmcn 0 &crfcb t Dem 0eenbcr 1907, Die
Der Sdbmg @odoGn Wben an0crcn inOuriecn Gtob
meus m0 Der gcGcn 6inon5ngc oe t jgem 9atm Derrdt
id)reben lit
Die Soften fir ouferoroendc llnfoIn i'm Sabre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20

!teaOD
Melief

Scit ii6cr iiinf5ig 3a6rcu lit 91aS.
uag'S 9icaOg Gclicf ser 6nmiIien.
SOftOr uno 0as ME iebGAIagenbe
@ou5mittcI gcJen Suiten, Grf1Ituug.
Wuuoe 8cbIe, 9ronhitiS, Grippe,
Slm8eucnt}iiuOrlng mo S6mer3en
icOer 9enenlulg.
ScrnadlGiiigtc GrfGltnn9cn arten
in @rippc rmO gunncncutsiinOnne
ans. 368crt nidt iou0eru DerI6oiit
@nb iOiort eine6(aiGe BON GaSmag's
SIcnbD 9iclici im0 Oerbiitet 2lmgen.
cn5iillouna oOer fllrirt iie, menn
idon pqrbauOcu. 0ieieS mlmoer6are
SeilnitteI iOqtc iid in ieOem Sauie
befinoen; frrirt, che ser 0oftor er.
i6einen fam. fN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20

Ger 60 Sobre olte 6ormer 60
moro gcdcr pon Connecticut bat, nls
er in griitol iibcr einen uebergong
Der Gem.Yorf, 9eeiu-Sapen H. &art.
foro- 9obn fabren tpollte, ooolrd iei.
nen 300 gefnnben, ooB leiu ,Subriperf
BON einem @obn5ug ongcrannt uno
5ertriinnlert luuroe.
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Ser 13. GcnIae.
g8idjtigc giQ i'm GcprGicntnutrnfatic
in &crGnnOlnnG.

Cine 2lntport AMI 9outclr3 Gcr6crr.
licbuig 0c8 Sprcder2 Gamou.--
&obuiton un0 6ole reOCn inn g.
nat. &rGiiocnt 9}ooicpelt iiir6
tet Qo5ntdmpic ais 6olgc Scr
MoBrcgeImg Scr giicuba5nen.-
9tcuc 2ulfgobe fir sic Commit
ion iiir intcritoatIihcn NonOcl.
- Sou iiG uorbcrcitcn, 0ie 9lo0c
cinc3 &crnittlerS>5u ipielca
@oibington .. g., 10. 6cbr.
- Cine Ncoe 0e5 Gcnotors rSobus
lion bon 2Ilobdmu iibcr Die 9IlOrid)s
Iinon5bil lmO cine ghl9cinonOcric=
blmg Sales (Wie), &oriiBcra 0ea
Gomitc'& fitr 6lottcn 2Iiioircn, ijbcr
ole DorAcidloNcue llntCriudimg OCr
@cid)uerOCn iiber ole ongcbliben6rts
Ter i'm Ban bon SHlud)tidifftn nc.
rem ole bemerfen1pertbelten Gnhui
deltnNcn in Ocn beltigcn &crbun0-
hlngen 0e5 SCnot@. S1r. Sule icbtc
cincn 9cldhuB ollrdb, oie tiir5liCben
oic3bc5iigli6cn @crihte oer gIomi.
role 0onocric lno GoppS 3llr Der
tbciOi9ung OeS SIottenbouea oruden
81 loiien lmo 1lBertc iid iiberjeuqt.
Dob lu1ierc SNlohtidiife 0enienigen
feincr onoereu Station an 5iihtigteit
uohitcbclt. I'm 40 erfolgte &ertu
gltng.
Die @iQ sur glufnabme oe9 t3
Genius nobm Ocn Ar0Btcn Gbcil ser
beutigen Siblnq ocS Heprdicntonten.
bnuic9 IN 9Inipruh. 0uS 2nbieten
elmer W}cnQc bon 2lncnocmcutcn be
lpirttc, ooB ole &eubunoIllngeu MIR
lcbr lanQium iortidritteu, obQleid)
0ic meiItcn &orihId9e firr5peg obqe-
lcbut purocu, Sin pihtige3 2Imcn-
ocmeut mlroc icood onQenonnen.
GuiicIbe bcid)rdntt Ole GcnluSolli-
nabmc uui oo3 6eitlouo Der 9ict
Stuotcn Iloqfn &umaii mo Eorto
Nico. Die &orlnge miro morgcn
ucter Ucrbnn0elt.
&or Der GupGgunQ Der GcniuSbiQ
cnpdbntc @cnrp (Scr) ole gcitriac
HobrcOc @outcnc3 (&n9) uui Oen
SprchCr Cannon lmo iugte inter
NnoCrenn mcnn Der Scrr SpreCbcr
rpirtIcb elm 10 bruuCr Wium lm0 gll.
ter Yotriot ici, luic @outcll bcbotptc,
10 ioQc cr 0uiiir iorQcn, 0uB Die re-
rublituniiCbc Wtoioritdt nod IN oielCr
Siblung cin gIrbcitSaeber 0oitpiIidt-
@clcb, Ionic cil @eieby lueldcS Dor
Gcr0ebcn0c 9InfilnOigun9 Der 9luas
ltclIllng ulcr Ginbolta6cicblc SciteuS
Ger @rnOc9gcricbte poridreibt, 0llr6
lcBen m0gc I'm All ucrtogtc liCb
6aS Sou3 bis morgen.
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&crfcbr.

Gle ab ser Somcn ser bcior0een 6radt 25053553 Somc
nabne 336202S 1850 Yroent Die ab Der befor
@aaqere 5t7006 cine abme 27S7S3 57G
Erpent
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RbntaeuItrablen NIB

Die Njntgeniirnblen enibiuen bag Ginorins
gen frenlner Stoiic bon guhen Solhe Sipiic.
melbe dl itt sSnnerH nes A0rpers febit hiloen
nno ole gefibrlideteH iinb. neil le ben aorpcr
nergttten. 5eiaen iid) unlerem eiethbl an oilrch
Nopitpeb Ni1iiigieit SChner8en i'm 1liiden.
SdiudChe. Slintmern Dor ben WuGen, llebelfeit
fdAed1len geibm1d Sersfopieu nno lerltos
pFing. SaHn beibt es and IN ben Nofper
ornaen, nber ncbt mil cilen ztrablen, iuHs
BERN mil Ct Seruaro Grdnterpiicn, Dem eirs
1aen glitie ons biit. Bur oegenbIiib.
aeiH Guediilber. Sn elpotbeieH 3n b1ben.
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1os s,odjwaiicr i'm CGio- bale.

Cincinnati, 49, 6ebrllar.
Ser @aIieritouo Oe9 Cbio crrcidlte
6eute D}jttog Sic @eiobrlinic go
SUB lmD Ous 2teigen Oanert iort
0}an iddet onb Der 6InB nod ln
3pei 6nB 6ober iteigen unb am 6rei'
tag 5u iallen begiunen miro.
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5mneenent1itnSn
arItrilt.

o&or eini9er 3cit befam mctn
@utte oaa 2lngenfieGer. IS Iteatt
ih 9tddta uit SAiittcliroIt elm. Sd
rieb ieine 9ruit uno ieinen Giidcn
nit Ra0map'5 8eoop Geliei Elm, ga6
ibnl ml6 einen 5beeI6fieI poa II
ctluaS bcibesi @aiier 5u triufeu. Bis
ser Iottur am ui6Iten Worgeu fam,
mar er uieI bcicr. Ter Goftor iagte.
Is iei cine cute Me0iiin. SD bate
cinen anoeren Sail. Oen meineS fIei.
nen 9}eiien. Gr botte 0ie SalsbrGune.
Sd rieb itine 9rnit, ieinen SOILS un0
9tiiden nit Dem GelOu Geliei cln, gnb
ibm aaitiin0Iith cine 9olis uno IieB
cine 8oliS Fillen iolgen. glm MIDI.
item Gage mar er ipieoer in Sronitng.
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milie icit lul1eid6r 80 Sobren &c.
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NORTH STAR.

NUN
Nov 2S.-Mrs j. l.. Rails visited
Mrs. O. Lehman Monday.
Miss Pearl Rails is able to be out
after her recent illness.
Miss Emma Johnson was Marshall
town visitor Monday.
Mrs. Charles Weeks and daughter
Helen. visited Friday at G. E. Clap
saddles
Miss Emma Johnson visited with
Mrs. Stouffer. in Liscomb Sunday.
May and Gladys MeKibben visited
Saturday at G. f. Clapsaddle's.
Ernest Wilkinson and wife were
shopping in Marslalltown Saturday.
Walter Collins of Prairieville. visited
Sunday evening at Bert Schiebels.
r. A. McKibben and family visited
Sunday evening at Horace Roseh-
cranz'.
Mr.. Theron Denbow of Bethel. Wis
tied Sunday at his uncle's. j. l.. Rails.
John Scott. of Liscomb. visited his
son James and family, the first of the
week
Mrs. j. r. McKbben and daughter
Gladys, visited Thursday at the
Charles Weeks hom
r. A. McKibben and family took
dinner Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schiebel.
Little Helen Weeks is staying with
her sisters. Kitty and Roxey, in Con-
rad this week.
Mrs r. A. McKibben. Cynthia and
voss, visited at w. M. Mckibben's
Friday.
Miss Hannah Kinsey. of Albion. is
spending the week at the w. b. Lewis
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Elliott and chill
dren took dinner Sunday with Pardon
Head and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w o. Hamburger and
son, Morrison, visited Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Schie-
bel.
Lura Clapsaddle visited her cousin
Metha Robinson, at Minerva, from
Thursday until Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Johnson. daughter
Emma and granddaughter Alice Cook
visited Thursday with Mrs. r. A. Nc
Ilibben.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Green. of AL
hion, Neb. arrived Thursday for
visit at the Horace Rosencranz home
II. II. Jones, of Marshalltown, and
daughter. Mrs. Anna Cooper. of Cher
okee county, visited Wednesday and
Thursday with Pardon Head and
family.
G. E. Clapsaddle, wife and children
attended family dinner at the home
of Mrs. Clapsaddle's mother Mrs
Richey, in Albion, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Morrison enter
tanned at dinner Sunday the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Morrison
and sister, Mrs. Guy Coulter and hus-
band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Galloway, OF
Written. arrived Friday for a visit al
w. B. Lewis Saturday Miss Bertha
| Lewis accompanied them to Marshall
| town.
Lloyd Ravlin shelled and delivered
corn at Liscomb Monday. New corn
being worth SO cents several of the
| farmers are contemplating selling d.
soon as possible.
| The North Star aid held very en-
| joyable meeting at the pleasant home
of Mrs. II. G. Lancaster Thursday aft
ernoon The hostess served a dainty
lunch assisted by Agnes Wheeler anc
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Mabel Elliott. Mrs. Samuel Borton,
Of Conrad, was guest Of the SO.
ciety.
Mrs. ID. B. Elliott attended dinner
Tuesday given by her sister, mrs. +
l.. Burkhart north of Liscomb, IN non
or of her former schoolmate, MRS. ..
A. Kendall. Of Myersdale, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Rosencranz,
daughter Nettie and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Green. visited Sunday with w. M.
McKibben and family in Taylor town
ship. Mrs. Mary Rosencranz, who had
been visiting her nephew's family for
a week, returned with them.
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Notice of Publication.

MarShalltoWn, Ia, Nov. IL, 1908.
Notice is hereby given of a change
in the articles of incorporation of
Spencer, Let's Coffee company, a cor
poration organized under the laws of
Iowa, and whose principal place of
business is Marshalltown, Iowa.
At special meeting of all of the
stockholders of said corporation and of
the board of directors of said Spencer
Let's Coffee company, held at the Of
flee of the company at Marshalltown,
Iowa. on Oct. 81. 1908. at which all
the directors of the company were
present, viz, A. T. Spencer, F. C. Let's.
John c. Let's, Q. S. Ellis and R. W.
McCreery, the following preamble and
resolutions We're unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t is deemed advisable to
change the name of Spencer. Let's Cot
fee company and to increase it's capital
stock, on account of the rapidly in-
creasing business: therefore, be ff
Resolved. That the name of Spencer,
Let's Coffee company be changed to
that of Western Grocer Co. Mills"
and that the authorized capital stock of
said corporation be increased from
$4,000 to 100000, in shares of 500
each, payable in cash on subscription.
Resolved further, That A. p. Spencer,
president, and r. W. McCreery, sec
rotary, be and are hereby authorized
and directed to take all necessary
and legal steps to effect such change
in the corporation name, seal and in
crease of capital stock.
Resolved further. That the change in
name as hereinbefore authorized shall
be effective as of November is. 1905 or
as soon as authorized by the secretary
of state.
Resolved. That the seal of said cor
poration be changed to read Western
Grocer Co: Mills, Marshalltown, Iowa."
with the word Seal in the center.
Resolved. That the time of the an
nual meeting of the stockholders be
changed to the first Wednesday in May
of each year, and that the present di-
rectors and officers hold office until
said meeting and until their successors
are elected and qualified.
A p. SPENCER, President.
r. w. MCREERY. Secretary.
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INDIANA MONUMENT UNVEILED.
, Shaft Dedicated to Memory Of the Sol
dier Dead at Andersonville.

SnGVI LJCOiCdNCo " N'S''S'y ~ 49,
dier Dead at Andersonville.
Anderscnville, Ga. Nov. 27.-The
failure of the Fourteenth Coast Artil-
| lery band to appear on time delayed
the unwilling of the Indiana Anderson
willie soldiers monument for nearly an
hour. Governor j. Frank Hanly ac-
cepted the monument for the state OF
! Indiana and Immediately turned 1t over
to the United States government. Col.
Sam H. Jones, chief of the Quartern1as-
ter's department of the department OF
! the gulf, accepted the memorial on be-
half Of the nation. The monument is
the handsomest of the many that have
been erected by the various states IN
memory of their soldiers who gave up
their lives in the southern prison at
Andersonville. 1t was erected at cost
of $4,000, under the direction of
state commission composed OF r. G.
/ Griffith. president; ID. c. Smith and
c. w Diggs 1t was unveiled by Mrs
| Florence Unthank Sherman and Miss
Mary J. Digs. Governor Hanly and
! staff and part of the Indiana delegation
/ left for home on q special train at
/ o'clock last night.