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The Washington times., 1908-04-10
SCHOOL QUESTION
DEBATED SUBJECT
Young Mems Senate De-
cides Girls Should
Have Building.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA. VA. APRIL 10

The Young Mems Senate held u meet
il 8 at the Young Peoples building, in
south Washington street, last evening,
which was largely attended. The sub
5ect up for discussion was, "shaH a new
school building be erected for the girls?'
Tie affirmative side of the question was
takeh by Senators Schofeld and Hud-
son, while Senators Well and Knight
took the negative side OF the debate.
The decision was awarded TO the af-
1iTmatiVe
The Washington times., 1908-04-10
IMPRISONED FOR THEFT.

James Johnson and Hattie Carol. re-
siding in Willow Tree alley. " ere fined
81 or three months imprisonment in
Police Court today, on a charge Of
stealing clothes TO the value Of ten
dollars from Marcus Stern. They adj
mitted their guilt and in default of
fine were sent 20 Jail.
The Washington times., 1908-04-10
GAS KILLS TEN MINERS;
RESCUE PERTY OVERCOME

LONDON, April 1O-Ten miners were
killed by a, gas explosion in the Norton
Hil collery in SOmersetshire today.
The first party Of rescuers narrowly es-
capped death from the fumes and several
are yet in a critical condition.
The Washington times., 1908-04-10
ST. CHARLES PROPRIETOR
DEAD IN NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, La, April IO.-CoL
Andrew r. Blakeley. proprietor Of the
st. Charles Hotel, and a former Con
federate soldier, died at 1910 o'clock
this morning.
The Washington times., 1908-04-10

king then unfolded his coils and the
banquet began.
Hiding over in tie darkest corner CT
the cage two plum. little tOads sat
blinking and watching the unequal con-
test The tOads were rejoicing for they
were 20 have been the king snake s
dinner. and the affair meant 2 respite
of life for them one OF the tuads
made a bold dash for liberty by jump
ing from the cage to the door the other
day when the door was opened, and
perhaps they still hope for liberty and
nice muddy puddles.
The king snake started to swallow
the big black snake Tuesday after
noon. he is an epiCUre and tOads be-
gan 10 pail on him. He wanted a large
dinner. and he looked around among
his subjects. He selected the largest
OF he black snakes and commenced AZ
once. Opening his mouth 10 its fullest
extent he yUlped down the he'd of the
black and inch by inch drew the body
in slowly.
-Four Feet His Limit.
His own body became disteudcd TO
twice its normal size. but that did not
matter-he kept right on He had taken
Down four feet of the bigger snake.
when he found that he had reached his
utmost capacity. and then was fcrlcd
10 dlSgOrgL his victim. The mack
snake was none the worse for wear.
This king snake has been q never
ending source Of trouble To mr.. Schmid.
at Zi2 Twelfth street. Only a few
months ago he tackled another large
bELck snake and was Obliged 10 give
up the task Ia the same manner.
The Washington times., 1908-04-10

a nest Of the Order Of Owls was
organized. in the lodge rooms IN the
Alexandra National Bank building
last evening, by National Organizer E
C. Mccullough, assisted by Supreme
Sentinel John D Gamble. Of South
Bend. Ind. The following were elected
officers. Past president. William l.
Rammell. president. Thomas Chauncey:
vice president, W s SchwarZmann: in
vOcatOr, F. W Smith; secretary. Joseph
West: treasurer, J. Sidney Douglas
sentinel, Erwin Schwarzmann. picket.
George r Pickett, guest physicians.
DR.. r a. German Dr. NJ D Delaney.
DIT 5 b Moore: trustees. ". 7. Hin
ken and Floyd Saunders.
The Washington times., 1908-04-10

J. Matthews has sold 20 ". II. Peck
One-half square OF ground bounded by
Princess, OrOnOkO, Payne. and West
streets.
The Washington times., 1908-04-10
Australia Alarmed.

you cannot keep a colony merely by
flying a flag over it," declared Premier
Price, of Australia, at a meeting yester-
day OF the Australian Chamber Of Com
merce in London. If YOU are going TO
keep Australia, some one has got 10
stand UP and fight for it.
Extensive acquisitions by Japan IN
China would naturally bring Nippon a
step nearer both India and Australia.
England is getting more and more
nervous, too, lest the AnglO-JapaneSe
alliance drag England into some inter-
national complication in which she VIII
have everything to lose and nothing 10
gain.
The people # not the government
are plainly beginning TO wish the alli-
ance had never been thought Of.
The Washington times., 1908-04-10
JAPAN'S JINGOISN
WORRIES ENGLAND
Fears for Her Colonies and
Effects of Alliance

LONDON, April 1O.-Britsh official
dom is growing gravely uneasy over the
increasing strain on Chinese-Japanese
relations.
The situation is the topic Of much
informal consideration, and reports are
current that English diplomats in the
Orient have been instructed 10 exert
every p0ssfbIe influence for peace.
For one thing. Downing street cannon
see how Britain stands 10 pront by q
division of China between Japan ana
Russia For another, there IS lncreas-
ing uneasiness at the threat OF Japanese
expansion
Englishmen are becoming convinced
that the NfikadO is casting longing eyes
toward India Australia Is unQls-
gnisedIN in q state OF panic.
The Washington times., 1908-04-10

Mrs. Theresa Groves has bought from
the Rev Thomas Semmes. a house and
lot. 1873 North Columbus street.
The Washington times., 1908-04-10

The more you know about
what you buy the better
you are likely to like it.
Hence these chats.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-15
seit iiber 60 Sabren

Idon murDe Uars. WinsIom's Sootb-
ing-@prup bon MiGionen BON Miit.
tern beim 3abnen Der ainoer ange.
tpenoet. @irit Du i'm @dlafe onr9
oas @dreien zines 4inbes geitort,
oas I'M 3abnen lit uno bor 56mer5en
peirtt? @enn 10, laiie iofort cine
ssIaIhe bon .Mrs. @insIotp's Sootb-
inq-5nrl,p" boIen. 5ein @ert lit
unbesabIbar. gs miro Dem fleinen
2eioen6en iofort 2inoer1ng beridaf.
fen. 9erIaBt en9 oarauf MuHer,
es iIt fein 3peifeI bariiber. Sc beilt
Diarrboe, reguIiert ben Magen nno
sic gaieren, beieitigt @ino-&olif, er.
pei6t oen @aunnen perbinoert Gnt.
siinoung nno ftdrft oas gan5e gu
item. vMrs. @insIotp's Sootbing
Sprup" fir adbner16e ain6er 1T an.
genebm i'm @efdmad; oas &e5ept
itanmt bon einem Der 1eiten ipeibli.
den MerSte in ben Ser. Staaten. Gs
1T Bel allen Druggiften in Der gan5en
@eIt 5u baben. Breis 25 Gents per
s5laide. 4auft nidts an6eres als
vMrs. @insIotp's Sootbine Sprlip. :"
@arantfert unter oer Soo0 an6
Drugs Mfte, 80. Suni 1906, Serial
geunlmer 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-15

uno eine anerfannte S6onbeit. Spa<
ter iparo lie oie @eliebte oes befan1t=
ten 8ndrna6ers GeIar Donng. Mls
oieier ibrer iiberoriiiiig lpmroe nno
au 5einer Satin 5llriidfebren ipollte,
er1d,oi, iie i'm III einem Coupe, mab-
renb beioe in Seem Oorf cine Spa5ier=
fahrt madten. Sic bebauptete, oab
oie @affe ii6 5ufallig elttlaoen babe
uno no9 5tpei iel1iationeaen Ero6elleit
murbe iie freigeipro6en.
Ser reide Garmer &uoolf
GIoee, 79 Sabre alt, uno Die 5iids
tige Surgfrau l1riula Snnger, 80
esssobre alt, tpuroen ourd ben Srie-
oensridter in Mabiion 8isc., ge=
traut. sSn ieine1n Seintatsorte in
9ape Gountp fonnte 8loet feinen
BaItor ooer &i1ter fi1tben Der Die
grallltng poll5ieben ipoQte, oa ieine
ieds erpa6Ienei1 Sobne nit oller
Madt eegen cine iolde Seirat pro-
teltierten. &nooIf erfldrte, l1rlnla lei
leine erite eigentlide Slgenoliebe ge=
peien.
sSsn Sonolulu anf ben Saipaii-
essl1Ieln ipuroe Dor Dem Saule oes
oortiaen Deteftib-Gbefs Gaplor cine
9pnamitbombe gum grplooiere1 ge=
braht. Sffenbar mar es 6arauf ob-
geleben, Saplor un0 feline Srau 81
ern1orben, bod erttfamen beioe nnDer-
lebt. Mm pernlutet ,oaB dineiii6e
,@ambler" Die untat begangen ba-
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-15
SeEas.

essn Ser geGbe bon 5aDlor rollte
Elm Mutomobil, in Dem iid fiinf Rerlo-
men befan0en, einen 5iDan5ig Sub tie
fen Mnbang binab. Die Sniailen fo=
men ltnter Dem @efdbrt, oos in 8rano
aeriet, 5u liegen. @nolid eelang es
einem BON ibnen &. SO. Morie, iid
beraus5uarbeiten. gr befreite aud
Die iibrigen aus ibrer gefdbrliden
Gage. IS maren oies feline Jrali, fer
ner 6rau S. 9. Grap, 5ralt so. Sen-
oerion llno oeren Sohter. Jrau Sen-
oerlon nno Srail Worie baben idiDere
9erIebungen erIitten Die an0eren
fito ilur Ieibt perlett iDoroen.
Sn elmer 9eilanitaIt gu Boerre
ltarb itarb sSrau Mnoreas Slider aus
Comfort, Die godter unieres olten
Jreunoes Seinrid 8oerner.
Senator 8aiIeD Ieioet an Der
gronditis, oie, ipie ihon friiber ge-
meIoet, cine Operation bel ibm
notig lnadtc. Ct befinoet fih I'M
@aloorf- -slltoria Sotel in Stem gorf.
gs iparcn ip1breno Der lesten 3eit
@eriidte in unllauf, oaB iein 3n-
ltono elm beoellfIi6er iei; feline Mer5te
erfl1ren iest, Die &ranfbeit lei nidt
gefdbrIib lulb ct iper6e binnen &llr-
5eln ipieoer bergeiteGt iein.
Mm 80. sunni Ion IN @alpelton
eine grobe 4onferen5 bon 8ertreterl
Der 2anopirtidafts- ulo Sanoels-
ScsnterelIen BEG Staates itattfinoen.
Die aonferen5 lit BON Saul 8aples,
oeln 8oriitenoen oes 2egislaturfoni-
tes Der .Teras Commercial Secreta-
ries Miiociotion" einberllfen uno jon
einc 1bnIide 8erian1mlung ueroell,
pie oie alm 12. M1r5 in Sort Wortb
| abgebaltene.
~ g2ah benz 8eriht 6es 8arf-
fomniiIdrs 2obe ipar Der 3uitano
unierer teranilben Staatsbanfen am
ID. Wfai elm por5iigliber. geoeu-
tenoe Baarporr6te tpnreii borbanoer
un6 ebenlo iparen cine groBe Wengt
Der MusItdnoe iofort eiit5ll5ieben. 9il
geiamntte nGaibeHelerbe" betrne
521a Bro5ent Der Depoiiten, pas
elm unsemein giinitiges 8erbdltnis
lit.
@Gbreilo oes bergangener
| Stuoieniabres bat Die 3abl Der Stu
oeften un6 Stubentinnen an unlerel
llniperiitdt 2503 betraaen, einidlieB
| lid Ser 8eluher Der Sommeridnle
Bon oieien beiitdten 955 Oas Sol
Iege Of @rt", 329 ituoierten Sn
| genieur- -Wiiienihaft, 314 Surisprlt
6en5 uno $50 Meoiain. 625 parel
geiuher Der iosenanllten Sommer
fhltIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-15

@e11e I'M 11b gre1ft, fper0ef1 DeloHoers
&inoer ergriffen. 9ie itaotii6en 8e=
BORDEN bobell energil6e WaBnabmen
8r ibrer nnteroriidung eetroffen uto
oreibig sler5te 5ur ltnteriudung Der
S6ulfinoer engagiert. slae &ronfen
meroelt Itreng iiolirt.
3ebn ihiperbemaffnete 8anol-
bitten orongen in oas 3ollan1t 5n Sit
lis i'm r1iiii1en &allfaius, toteten
Sen BORT befinoli6en 3onbeamten
uno feline bier Miiiltenten uno ergrif=
fen bann NIT $4,000 oie Sludt.
Sic muroen BON ser Boli5ei berfolgt,
Die orei Gdllber nieoeridoB, aber ote
onoern entfan1en NIT Dem @el0.
9lus Haris meloet matt: Cine
bodoranotiI6e 5oene, mel6e att
oie offelltlibe 9egraoierrng bes 4o=
pitan 9repfns erinnerte, fano bier
itott. 9em Sabnrid 8eniantin nd=
mo, Ser oes @erinbes iiberfiibrt NOR
ben mar, geitoblene Slottenplane eli
ner frelnoert Madt 5u berfanfen
ipuroen in @egenuart elmer rieligen
Die gpauletten obge=
rilien unb Ser 9egen 5erbro6ert.
Ser 8errqter, ser ieine 56nlo ein=
geItanoen batte, mar b0aig fol-
irneslos. Die 9oli5ei batte, cine
feinoieliee 9emonitration erlparteno,
umfangrei6e gorfebrungen getroffen
ood bel6rdnfte ii6 Die 8olfsmenge
oarauf ibrer @ntriiitung orrd ST.
ihen Mns0rud 81 eeben.
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Rettete ieim 2ebem.

Better so. Nelion bon Staples,
W1aine, i9reibt: SD nebme Or.
@ing's geeme gntbedung ieit SSabren
fir grfdlting nno Suiten uno i'd
gIaube, iie rettete mein 2eben; i'd
fano fie auperIdiiis fir SAILS nno
2l1ngenIeioen nno mobte ebeniomenig
obne iie iein, aIs obne Nabrung.
5eit nabe5u 40 Sabren ftebt Die Neue
Gntoedung unerreidt 6a aIs Seilmit-
tel fir 2ungen lino Sals uno als
@orbeueungsmitteI bon Bneumonia.
Inter @arar1tie berfauft BEL Moolpb
Dreib nno 81. goDn & Co., Mpotb-
Ter. so gts. a,lb $1.0O. 8robeflal6e
frei.
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0iffrift=Glerf.

Sic nSreie Yreiie fir SeTas" lit alts
tpriIiert, 8errn Mag, S. 8eder als
&anoioaten fir bas glmt beg 9iltritts
glerfs bon 8erar gountp, abbdngig bon
oen bemofratif6en Primdrtpablen i'm
SSuli, ar5ufiinbigen.
Sic ,Sreie Yreiie fir Segas1 lit allz
toriiiert, Serrn Inoreas Gop II.
als &anoi6aten fir bas glmt bes Siitrifts
Glerfs bon 8erar gountb, abbdngig bon
BEN bemofratiiden Hrimdrtpablen i'm
sSuli. an5ufiinbigen.
9ie .Sreie Sreile fir Eeras~ 1T alls
toriIiert, slug II It 8ie emf Of ala
&arbibat fir bas Ant bes 9iitri t.
@lerfs, abbdngie bon ben oenofras
tiidlen HrimdripahIer an8naei9en.
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9iitrift= Htmter.

Sic nSreie Breife fir Eegos" 1T alle
toriIiert a,l8u8eieerl, bab M. 9. 8 d.
Ieb &anbioat fir bas Mnlt bes Nicbters
beg 81. 9iItriftgeri1ts lit unb iib Der
gnti9eibung Der bemofratiiden Yrimdre
tpabI am 25. Slli lintertpirft.
Ssd bin aanbibat fir 8iebertpabl fir
einen atpeiten Serri1in als 9iftriftrid~
ter beg 81. 9iitriftseri6ts, abbdngig bon
ben bemofratifden Erimdrtpablen am
25. Suli 1908.
glrtbmr %. Geelisipn,
gihter 6es 81. 9i1triftgeri6ts.
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Stir Gpuutn= Mntpalt.

r9ie rSreie greiie fir Seras" 1T alis
toriIiert, 5errn George 9nntre {,
als &nnbi6aten fir bas Nn1t bes gountp>
glntpalts, abbdngig bon ben oemofratiz
i9en grindripablen, an5ufiinoisen.
9ie vSreie Breiie fir gegas" tit nls
toriliert, So IN S. Ne en ton als aans
bioat fir @ieberipabI fir bas Gmt bes
Count b an nfpnItes bon Begar
gpllt1tD, abbdngig bon ben am 25. Snli
itattfinoenoen be1nofratilden Primdrs
ipablen, at13nfiinbieen.
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siir 1riehensridlter Yreeinft /.

Sic nSreie 8reiie fir Segas" lit alls
toriIiert, SarrD Serb berg als
aar1oibat fir bas Mmt BEG S rie ensz
ri6ters, greeinft So. 1, Ylab 2,
(iebf bon 8en. 9. Sisf beiebt) abbdngi9
bon ben bemofratilden Rrimdrfpablen
an5ufiinbigen.
Sic vSreie 9reile fir Segas" lit alte
toriliert, 8enS. Sisf als &dnoioat
fir Bieberipabl fir 6as slmt oes Sri e
oe II + i6 er 8, 9reeinft 1, Rlab 2,
abbdngie bon ben oenlotratiiden Trie
mdripablen, an5ufiir1bi9erl.
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Stir Sistriftanualt.

9ie nSreie Breiie fir SeIas" it alls
tori5iert. nn5iifiinbigen, bob 5err Sc L
ON 2ptIe &anbibat fur oas glmt pes
9iitriftdnipalts lit lt1lb iid Der gntI9eis
bnng Der benofratil9en Yrimdrtpablen
am %. Suli urtertpirft.
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STIR Gpmnth =Ridjter.

9ie nSreie Brelie fir gegas" lit alltori~
iiert, an5n5eiger, oab Serr s 3 ore
Sarris &anbibat fir oas glntt eines
gountbri6ters BON geyar gonntb 1T
ltnb iid] Der gr1ti9ei6lrng Der oentofratie
iden Erinldrtpabl nr1tertpirft
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Sir 9Rrepr1iemtant.

Sic rSsreie Yreiie fir Seras" lit oi@
toriiiert, Germ 6 ter $. Sers
rell als Meprdientant fir ben britten
9lab in @erar gonntb. abbdnsig bon
ben bemofratilden Frimdripablen, al5il@
fiinbigen.
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Sir Gnunta= =sdlabnteiiter.

Sic .Sreie greiie fir Segas" tit aaz
toriiiert, so. s. (gbnrlie) Sbine r
als &anoioat fir gountb 9 6 Bs
m ii fter, abbdngig bon ben Oemofratis
i1en ErinlGripablen am 25. Snli 1908
atl5ufiinbisen SIRE lll1teritiieung erbes
ten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-15

Ser friibere iparlilde Bremier=
nlinilter Marauis Sega De slmiio TT
in Maorio geltorben.
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Stir Gpunfn G(erf.

Die vNreie TreiIe fir EeTas" Tt alls
toriiiert, an5a5eigen, oas y u an s;;
SamiIt &anoioat tiir Dag Nmt
6es gonntbsglerfs BON Begar Goiirltb
lit unb iid) ben bemofratii6en Trimdre
ipablen i'm Sllli untertpirft.
9ie .Sreie greiIe fir Segas" lit ans
toriIiert, anSu8ei9en. baB It lie s.
6 ampbell &onbibat fir oas slrnt beg
gountn> >glerfs bon 8egar Gountp lit unb
iid ben bemotratiiden Rrindrtpablen i'm
Suli ll11tertpirft.
9ie ,ssreie gre1e" iit autoriiiert
ssranf 81. gletp t II als Snrloioat
fir bas 9lnlt bes gonnth gleri
bon 8erar gountb, abbdngig bon ben
am 25. syuli a5ubaltenoen oemofratiideu
YrimGrtpablen, a1sitfiinoiaen.
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Mir Gonitabler. greeinft go. 1.

-9ie vSreie Treiie fir Segas" IT alls
toriliert, ail5uSeisen, bab g. S.
9feebes &anbibat fir 6as Mmt beg
gonltablers in Hreeinft $50. lit nrlo
ii6 Der gnti9eibung Der benlofratiid)en
Brimdrtpablen lirteripirft.
Sic uSreie Breiie fir SegasD it ali7
toriiiert, ansu3eigen. baB S. = .. B :
tens aa,1bibat fir bas Gmt beg Cons
itabler Irecinft SO. 1 1T nnb ii9 Der
@ntl6eiDlng Der bemofratiiden Yrinldr@
ipablen iinteripirft.
Sic uSreie Yreiie fir Seras" lit alIe
toriliert, an3l5eiaer baB S obn Y.
Srainer &anbibat fir bas Gnlt beg
gonltabler 8recinft SO. 1 1T nnb iib
Ser gnti6eibllng Der oenofratilden Yrt@
n11rtpahlen llrteripirft.
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@abl . Mn5eigen.
THr Sheriff.

Sic nSreie 9reile fir Segas" 1T auto
riliert, ansu5eigen, bab 9. 9. Gin d
re b &anDiDat fir bas gln1t eines Sberiffs
BON 8erar County lit lino ii6 Der gnt@
ideibnng Der bemofratiifen Brimdrs
fpablen untertpirft.
Sic rSreie 9reiie fir geras 1T aato@
riIiert, an5u3eigen. oaB S mes Wtc@
gIo sfeD &nnbibat fir oas Nmt
bes Gberiffs bon 8egar gonntp tit nrto
iicb ben oemofratiiben 9rinldrtpablen I'M
Snli linteripirft. =.
Die n5reie YreKe fir SeIas" 1T
alitori}ierf, an5l5eigen, bah Us m. s.
@ofortb Sanbi6at fir oas gmt et1
neg S6eriffs bon 8eyar gollntp 1T nr,o
ii6 Der gnt51eionng Der ben1ofratiiden
Hrimdrtpahlen rntertpirft.
Sic .Sreie Hrefle" 1T antoriiiert,
@cprae 9urfeb als &dnoioat fiir
oas amt bes 9 beriffs bon gegar
gonntb. abbdngig bon ben I'M Sult gu
baltenben bemofrutiffen 8rimdripablen,
ansufiirlbigea :.
Sic ".Sreie Yreiie fir gegas it
olltoriIiert, an5u5eisen, bab 6 + a 3. 6.
Stebens &arlbi6at fir bns glmt eis
neg Sberiffs bon Berar gountb 1T lno
1id Der gntldeibung Der oentofratiihen
Grin1drfpa9len nrtertpirft.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-26
SCHOOL RETIREMENT
Dr.. Hurry Thinks Legislation
Should Be Enacted for
Medical inspection.
A GREAT MANY DETECTIVES

DR.. ]. n. Hurry. secretary of the
state board of health. believes it
would be advisable to bring before the
next legislature a bill providing for
medical inspection of school children
of the state. DIR. Hurry lectuTed at
Terre Haute and while he was there
he took time TO make an inspection of
some of the schools. His investiga-
ton was superficial. but he found fiji
teen detectives. Four Of these chill
dren he said will never live to ma
thrifty unless their environments are
changed and they are carefully cared
for. One little girl wa suffering
from tuberculosis.
Dr. Hurry has received a letter from
the medical society of the county Of
NV Work ASKING in regard to medical
-aspeton Of iAe schools i'll Iadtuu..
uf. futty replied a. follows. Il a.s
ASHAMED to say That Indiana has no
>tagute compelling the medical insn@c-
Ion OF school children, Il is lGIth..
amortization 10 LAY thar no city p
Inc state kas medical school jurEee-
tIun. although crcry one Of cur cities
has ~lurche-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-26
PURE MILK IS
DEMANDED BY MANY
Department at Washington Is
Taking a Hand.

Washington, d. c., Feb. PA large
number of municipalities all over the
Z. S., are giving attention to the ques-
ton Of getting pure milk, and the of
ficials of the dairy division of the de-
partment of agriculture are in touch
with most of these municipalities,
keeping four government officials in
the field constantly for the purpose
of cooperating with local boards of
health and local officials in making
Inquiries into the sanitary conditions
surrounding the sale of milk In re-
cent months, it is stated, about fifty
cities and towns in the United States
have gone INTO lho sanitary milk prob
lem. assisted by the government Off
Gals.
In cooperation with the local Off
Gals, the government experts have
made inquiries into the sanitary con
dtions surrounding the milk business
in such cities as Cleveland, Memphis
Richmond, Atlanta and many smaller
municipalities. Cleveland was one of
the first cities to give serious atten.
ton to the question of pure milk
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-26
JEWETT SAYS HIS
PARTY WILL WIN
He Is of the Old School of Op-
timistiC Democrats.

indianapolis. Ind. Feb. 26-COl.
Charles l.. Jewett. of New Albany, a
prominent Indiana Democrat who en-
joys the distinction of having written
the platform adopted by the Demo-
cratic state convention two years ago,
makes rosy predictions regarding the
chances Of the Democracy this com
ing campaign.
Col. Jewett will probably prepare
the next Democratic platform. He
was in Indianapolis last night and
talked politics with a few friends
The Democrats have a chance TO
carry the state this year" he said.
The present industrial depression.
coupled with the quarre1s in the Re
publican party will make II possible
for us to win. We will only have TO
Cain two votes in each precinct in the
state to break even with the Repu1.@-
raus. am sure our gains Will be s1f-
fcieu1 10 carry the state. Let twU
men IN every precinct ~h3 voted the
Republican ticket two years ago come
over to Is this time aud We are prao
,jcaI.y safe
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-26
(By Mrs. John A. Logan.)

Washington, Feb. PHONE of the
most important things before the Six
tieth congress is to be provided for as
continuance of the work on the Pan
anna canal. Col. George w. GOethals
has been in Washington all winter ad-
vocating additional appropriations and
widening of the canal.
1t would seem from his representa-
tiOns and the various reports of the
Panama Canal that the work has pro
crossed rapidly ever since Colonel
Cocktails entered upon his duties in
Panama.
| hope | shall not be considered ego
tistical if | call attention to the fact
that many months ago | advocated
that the engineers of the army be as
signed to this duty. and | believe it is
now admitted that the assigning of
engineers to the work was one OF the
wiSest things that could have been
done because of the fact that they
do not stand on the order of their go
ing when ordered. They must go at
once and accept conditions as they
find them and make the best of every.
thing in the discharge of their duties
Colonel GOethal's suggestion of al
appropriation of an additional 5000,
900, sounds extrayagant. but, beyond
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-26
POSTER CAMPAIGN
At NEW CASTLE
Like Richmond Dealers, Sa-
Ioonists Post Warnings.

New Castle, Ind. Feb. 26.-Glaring
posters, in cOlors are the latest meth
DDS to be used in this city by the brew
cry interests in the hope of heading
off the temperance wave that has
spread over most of the county. The
posters in large type tell the farmer
and the laborer the amount of money
that is expended annually by the brew
ers for corn. malt and other ingredi-
ents which enter into the manufacture
of liquors of various kinds. The post
ers are the same as have been put up
in various cities of the state.
The saloon of Andrew J. Ward. the
finest in the city, which was closed
last Saturday pending a hearing in the
Hush circuit court on the blanket re
monstranCe. is to be transformed into
a temperance pOOlroom. cigar store
and news stand, Ward. in making
this announcement says: Plenty of
clear. pure cold water will be kept on
hand at all times for the benefit Of
customers"