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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24
Red River Valley Farmland

iclay og Wilkin Counties, MINI.
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kede Farme, ogsaa en- Del Farme til Byte
med Varer eller andre Ejende1e.
Skriv til mig paa Enge1sk e1ler Skandi-
navisk.
BARNESVILLE, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24
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Sophie Leuning. M@dre, Fortel-
ling :. ..$I.Ic
Louis Levy. Hjemkomst, Ro-
man -. ..$1.45
P. Lykke-Seest. En- Roman fra
en- liden By .$1.45
Johannes Madsen. Vennerne fra
Etretel ..$1.Io
Mathilda Mailing. Maria Stuart,
historisk Roman ..$1.45
Karen Michaelis. Over al For
stand, Fortadling CSC
listed M@ller. Tvekampen, For
talling CSC
En- Kvindes Ungdomshisto-
rte -. $I.45
L. c. Nielsen. Historier -. $3.50
E. Ralph. Ghettoens Blomst,
Detektivroman ..$1.1o
Knud Rasmussen. Lapland. $1.2o
Pale Rosenkrantz. Amys Kat,
Kriminalroman $40
Aagot Glenn Selmer. Kvinderne
i Bj@rnsons Digtning.....ooc
Dam, Albert. Mellem de to S@er,
Fortalling $3.50
Rung,O Otto. Den hvideYacht 1.8o
Vinsnes, Johan FIR. Bisp og Bisp-
indie, Fortalling $40
Carl Sch9yen. Norges Nytid.
Stemninger og Billeder fra
Kamp- og Gjennembrudsaaret
1905 .25c
Collet, Camilla. I de lange Nst-
ter .$2.2o
Jensen, Johannes v. thinner
landshistorier $3.50
Rasmussen, Knud. Under Nor
denvindens Sv@be :. $3.50
Simon Koch. April. Fortel-
ling 49,. 300
Jens Zettlitz Kielland. Det sto-
re Tyveri i Mynten, Ro-
man .75c
A. K. Kohl Mikrobernes Pa
lads ..$I.0o
Selma Lagerl0f. Lille Niels
Holgersens vidunderlige Rel
Sc med Vildgaessene. Anden
Del $500
Lilly Less6e. Gudernes Dirk.
Roman ..$1.3o
Karin Michaelis. Kyllingesor-
Alex. L. Kielland. Breve. For
ste Samling -. $500
L. c. Nielsen. Historier. .$1.3o
Kielland, Alex. L. Novellet-
lndb. ..............$1.o5
Nicolaj (Henrik Schar1ing). We'd
Nytaarstid i N@ddebo Preste-
gard .......... .o5c
Indb. .$1.1o
Min Hustru og CSC
lndb. . 500
Bing, Just. Norsk Literaturhi-
storie. Indb. .........$I.oo
Gjellerup, Karl. Minna . ..$1.oo
Indb. ..............$2 40
Jeppe Aakjer. Paa Aftagt, en-
F%ortelllng .........9o
&c fra Danmark og Norge. Sem
f Belpbet. Katalog frit.
CO 72o-722-7z< So. I'm s,rec,.
0' nlNNeApoliS. et'NH.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24

9toosingenigr Dobl
5 q 5. 6orbenbGren6e Sta0singe=
nipr / 5ron0biem Carl MOolf 9abl er
afgoot pe6 060en / en- Nl0er al om=
firing 70 Mor. San bar planlagt og
foreltaaet %uOferelien at Sc itorarteOe
&aianleg / Sron0bjem, Sc itdrite /
2anoet,. foru0en flere an0re betpDe=
lige Experimentation. San Dor / oct
&ele fjen0t iom en- al Morges melt
~fremrogen0e Sngenigrer. &ei0iref=
&rog 1frep / lin Si6 om bam: Gabl
funoe, babe beret babe @ejoireftqr
og &analoireftpr, ON ban bop0e bill
let.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24

Mpt 90 e eri. On DeI &aaro
|brugere i Sees paa @omerife ogte,
oper Nptaar at itarte ct mt Meier
|peb Marnes @tation, ser MI bill Bib
ct pasien6e Ste0 for iaa0an @e6rift
,efterat BEN rDe 8ro ODER @lomme1
.iiammelteos bliper feroig.
S m 0 3 e n, ct
rng Mano / &riittanta, Syn al Sfue
|ipiller momasien, brat paa EFT Ell
tur Senoag fgr Sui @enet og fl
peo famine l1belb en- &iernerpitelie
San afgif anoen Sl1leoag peo 80
Ben efter at babe beret l16en 8epi6it
|be6 Sc to ii6ite Gage.
g e b ar paa s 3 .
Sra Sromsp me66ele5: Ser er frem
oeleS &larbeir me6 it9rf &in6 o.
@anofof. Set er aloeles lnebart, oe
iaa0ont S11lepeir far ingen buife fer
Sr,letrafifen bar beret upaaflagelig
ifient mango biitnof bapoe pentet ser
beore. S set itore og bele er maj
BOG fornpiet.
9p'bs 5. Slime Sollef56at=
ter 9alen, fp6t @ugelta0, 0eoe 2
SS%a,leoag / Nn, Gelemarfeh1, 87H
@ar gammel. Sum bar 9atter al
giospol0smqnoen 5qllef @ugeita6 oQ
bar iom iaaoon / en- Marreffe oppe.
boaret 200 &roner aorlig / @enlior
al @tatsfQsien. Saabi6t bi6es lebe1
ser MI fun ct eller to 8grn eftel
@iospoloSm9n6.
. e 900 &roner. Yol1'
tifammeret / &riitiania bar mi fra 6
&nberien1 &orten, mo6taget 1000
@roner me6 Mnmo6ning ON, at 8el6'
bet maa blibe u66elt til Sen eller 6e
iom bar &et til at for6re 8elebet Jon
8elenning for at babe funoet gu
Drum &lauien, me6 tilfgienoe, at Sc
lpbet pnifes uboelt eller forfeit mel
Suitits6epartementets Mpprobation.
@ergens nDe 81 e t e I
&ergens @parebanfs 9ireftion in6
filler paa ct rentefrit 2aan paa 100,
900 ST.. til set npe Gbeater MOS &an
teiifferbe0 / 8pgningen. Sbeatre
6isponerer mi ODER 100000 ST., mer
oa 8pgningen er beregnet til $780,
600 ST., mangler man en6nu = for
u6en Sparebanfens 2aan = 100000
ST., lom baabes til%pejebrogte pe6 pri
bate 8i6rag.
S II 5 e b + e g p
n. / II g. Haa @aar0en Sem ltg'
peo @iosfos @erf n%e6brpn0te forte
SEN uobusbpgningen, 2a6e, Stal0 0!
'Gi95. Sl6en op6age0es fgrlt al Ell
Sieneitegut, ser tit lie 2l1erne ila(
.uo fra 6i6let. @an allarmereo
itrafs @aaroen5 pprige 8eboere. 81
gieren, @aar6bruger MolanoSioeet1
.fom til 5taloen, blep fan / 9grel
mpOt al ct Sl0bab, iaa ban maatt
penoe ON, og etbpert Gorieg paa a
reooe 9Drene bite Jig umuligt. De'
i10ebr9n6te 10 &ger, 4 @eite og ]
Girls. Mlt bar aslnreret, @pgningel
for 5000 &roner.
S ernb Inc la11er. &omu
nifattonsfomiteen for 8ergen % s.
bergenbuSiife Mmter bar ifelg'
v9rammens Sioen6e" til Mrbei65De
partementet in0len6t Mn0ragen6e on
l1noeriegelie og 8eregning at Ell
breoiporet Sorbin0eliesiernbane mel
lem 2eira eller ct an6et 5teo pae
Gal6ersbanen og Sol Citation bei
8ergensbanen. &omiteen anferer
at Sen epentuelle Sane faor i'm iter1t'
8etDontng iom Sen forteite og beoit'
Sambaan0Slinie mellem &eitlanbe
og @aloers. Com Dampiernbane hi
0en5 2engoe blipe 70 &ilometer, ion
eleftriif noget fortere.
&ougeiunos permanente &omuni
tat1onstomtte bol0t Wtp0e 8. Sanna1
til Bodybuilding al Gpergsmaalet on
Ell Iertierbane fra @ougeiuno ii
|S06Q.
&ro or S. 9. 6
IS | e B | e / n, SEN fien6te norif
sGgpptolog, fpl0te forleOen 80 Mar
&rofeSior 2ieblein befle0er enonl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24

en- Nperette= % . e.
a Gene ritionia
@iarne Mars 2%u0bigien bar me66el1
~Mftenpoiten"> at ban agter at leie
acknowledgements for 5 Mar fra noe.
lite Snion for Ger at opf9re Operet.
ter o9 lettere Speraer meb ipenife
Songfrefter. Senere, mar ban fiji
bDgget ct NIT Gbeater, 1fuloe Ser op:
fgres Speraer me6 norife @angere
6ablitrgms &ontraft u6lpber lite
.Sftober &or. 9u6piglen far en0nr
life forbonolet meo Ebeatret5 giere
ON Sogen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24

g beno S oDns 90 / g.
/ ionso 5. Mf Sc funJerenoe
@fsefutorer / Sben0 6oDns og SUI
Itrus 9g6sbo er ser in6ien0t Mnlgg=
ming ON Sta6feitelie paa set al Mf=
0e6e oprette0e MiSiionsfon6. Dette
bill blipe en- al 2anoets melt fapitol=
iterfe Gtiftelier, i6et Set antagelig
bill fomme til at raa6e ODER omfring
g Mtllioner &roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24

riitiansum 5 e II
Son0 % M9lf. S &riition5=
inn0 beri fer Ser meget ltor Sandman.
gel, 1oa Ser me6 imaa Camp fibe
Mao frogtes @on0 3 &ilometer Ser
fra. Me6 8pens Dampiprejte oripes
set op / %9feierpoiret. = Somtioig Ell
Ser u0brn6t Melfei treife / 8Der1,
ioet 8gnoerne bar lagt paa Nriierne
paa Maelf og 6l90e. 8efolfningen
ipare6e meo at in6fenfe &igbet, oq
Gpnoerne paa 6eres\ SIDE bor MI
itoppet enbper 2eperonce al Melf
I&er er forel6big ingen 1oiigt til
5tri0ens 2gsning.
g 0 5fibe + a II.
oct poo oonif &Dt. 6ro
Stege paa Meeen / 9anmorf telegro:
fereS> at set norife @fib vMimi" fra
&rtitianslan6 itran6eoe ser / 9eerbe.
ben Scot til 81. Decbr. Man0fabe1
er u6enfor 2ipsfare, men ierlig en-
qlore Man6 og &apteinen er enbmu
ioa me0toget, at 6e life fan ofgipe
|Sorflaring. Mn6enitprman6, Epife-
rem @agner, frps libel og falot ON
1 &abptten, bbor Ser itoo brit meb
&m6. Sra @renao me6oeles, al
norif Sfonnertbrig v8ams" er itron.
Oct Ser. Man6ifabet er re66et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24

Sro e L s.. 9. s.
IS / e B I e / n, SEN fien6te norife
WgDptolog, fpl0te forleOen 80 Mar.
HrofeSior 2ieblein befle0er enonu
tro0s lin bgie Ml6er Gtillingen iom
ef5trooroiner Hrofesior be0 timber
|~iltetet &riitiania, ct &perp, iom fan
bar rpgtet / life minore ems / 81 Mor.
|@fen 2iebleins Gortienelte ligger oog
life 1erlig bans l1noerbisning> men
mere / bans omfatten0e ltterere @irf=
lombeo. San bar ifrebet ON mart
ogt allie egpptologiife 9@mner /
mart iagt al @er0ens Sag=Si0sifrif-
ter, og %betDoelige er 6e &eiultater al
bans Sorifning, iom er neolagte
|1tsle Mrbeioer. Smfring blanot GU
IropaS ESTABLISHMENT regnes @rof.
g. for meget fremragenoe paa tit iar-
1ige Smraa6e. ct l16trpf for oenne
Mnerfien6elie er set, at 8rof. g. beo
m%angfol6ige 2eiligbeoer er blepet
bolgt til &reiioent for itore Orien-
taliltfongreSier. &rof. 2ieblein bar
baret Meouogiper al flere norife
SioSfrifter, og bar befle6t StiIlin=
gen iom Breies for @i6enifabsiellfa-
bet i. &riitiania. j
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24

9 1000 &ro11er. Yoli-
tifammeret / &riitiania bar MI fra 6.
An6erien, &orten, mo6toset 1000
@roner me6 Mnmooning ON, at 8eld-
bet maa blibe u66elt til Sen eller 6e,
jom bar &et til at for6re 8elebet JON
8elenning for at bape funoet gu,
Drum &lauien, meo tilfgien6e, at 8e=
lpbet pn1fes ub6elt eller forfeit meb
Suitits6epartementets Depreciation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24

S e ren6t t. 81. 9ecemz
Der uobreo ser 8ran6 paa en- Sns=
monosploos / SCENE. On 75=aaria
@inno, -&alpor Slien 8%ugtebaug.
brer0te in6e. Mon antager, at 81.
sen er opjtaaet 6erbeo, at @amlin=
gen, lom blot fun6e gaa beo @jelt
al to 5toffe, bor ifullet farre fig
frem til Opnen for at ten6e op &ar=
me.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24

Nye Boyer ankomner hver Uge fra Dannnark og Norge. Sen.
|ds portofrit mod Inds@ndesen af Belpbet. Katalog frt.
~ DACAdI1CCEN DIR CO 72O722-72< So <nh Snec.
- - 00.; MINNEAPOLIS. tnNM
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24

s 9 II g s q t bar, efter
Iboao Der meo6eles fra &ongitao,
It1ebt c. IA &paoratmil Sagtterran
paa Saroangerpiooen. ,5errenet ltg-.
ger paa @ranien mellem 9it- og
8eitlonoet, omtrent 1000 sos ODER
'&obet, 90 bar en- uonprfet &ppebe-
.itono 1arnt flere @on6e me6 Silt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24
! Horge. :

9br g 5 i S 5 mel
bar6ifulo Sfog, itore Sfogmarfer oQ
meget betpoelige Eorpmoier er al
@eritlbitnant @raff iol9t til @re'
mierleitnant 8oaolon6 poa 8reite'
baffe. @riien er 11befien6t, men US.
SIR antagelig ,1oget ODER 225,00O
&rol1er.
9 gelanos 0 9 II e !,
og @iospol6sm 0 n II M e IL
e t. &egieringen bar III tillaot an>
benot al &riitiania M11ftionsfono 3d.
600 &roner til Observation-Disclosures og
10000 til @i6~sbol6smonumentet.
Muftionsfonoets @run6fono er be,
itemt forbpiet fra $4,000 til $4,000
! &roner.
Sprring al 90 e t. So
bon &ruolen, Sropaag, Senoboro-
lon6, ifol efter egen Opfinoelle ar1=
lpgge cit Tobrif for G6rring al
Melf. San bar iifret Jig 700 Sitter
Nfnlf 6oglig, mer mao min6it babe
1000 Sitter 6aglig for at funne faa EN-
1egningslparen0e 9rift. Gette ifal
Scr bore sen be6ite l10iigt til.
g tor 8 e nee I
90 a | nj b 0 gne. &ens ME-
faniife @erfiteo afien6te .Suleaften
meo 9ampifibet Smut Sarl" moro
oper 18 Mfalmpogne. Sc er beitemt
for ct @rubelelifab / 9}or6lano, lom
bar fin egen &ransportjernbane
@erfiteoet bat p0erligere 8eitilling
poa ct %lignenoe Mntal Malmpogne.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-29
PHONE SITUATION
BADLY MUDDLED
indianapolis Patrons Wonder
ing What Is in Store
For Them.
LOCAL MERGER THE CAUSE.
WORKING AGREEMENT BETWEEN
COMPANIES HERE HAS START
ED TO WORK THE SPECULATIVE
MIND OF THE CAPITAL CITY.

Indianapolis, Ind. July 29.-Anent
the reported increase in telephone
rates at Richmond. following so
quickly upon the heels of the working
agreement so recently made there, In
dianapolis patrons who are interested
in the pending consolidation deal here
are wondering what is in store for
them If the deal should be consummat-
ed. OF course, the council will at
tempt to fix by franchise a maximum
rate for phones, but there is now no
assurance that the companies will not
get all they want, despite the protests
of patrons. The haste that is being
shown by the council in the matter of
the Independent company's franchise,
permitting higher rates. is looked upon
as unnecessary, and suspicion has been
cast upon the councilmen. Since 1t
has been learned that the Hendricks
county court to which the recent suit
begun on behalf of the people to block
the granting of the franchise was sent
on change of venue, will take no step
Until aiIVl NoNdtioh, IHS 1OIhIliph SouIl-
ci lsees an opportunity to rush the
franchise through, and will probably
do so. This would add another tangle
to the already muddled situation, and
it now looks as though consolidation,
or even working agreement, is farth.
er off than ever. II Is understood
that Mayor Bookwalter is ready to sign
the new franchise as soon as the coun-
Gil acts on 1t. One reason given for
the apparent haste is that the new
franchise can be used as a club in
bringing the Central Union to time on
the consolidation scheme, but mas
much as the Central Union has an
nounced that it has no faith in the In
dependent company and will make no
further efforts to negotiate 1t looks as
though telephone patrons of Indianap.
oils are in for a long squeeze.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-29

ers. The Ministerial association has
acted in conjunction as a sort of ad,
visory board. The county owns the
land upon which the new Jail was
built as an addition to the home. The
county pays for boarding the female
and juvenile prisoners confined there
and also pays for the board of insane
women, who are kept there pending
admittance to the state hospital. The
county also has supplied guards for
the insane. If the commissioners OBJ
jected to the board as furnished pris.
oners and inmates, they could make
provision for them elsewhere. The
commissioners have accepted the re-
ports of the officers of the home with.
out question and continued to board
prisoners there under the impression
they are well provided for.
Many stories that are not easily
compromised are told by the three
women. On one occasion lunch was
provided for Mrs. Smith by Mrs. Anna
Nelson, a woman who formerly work.
ed at the Home as a guard for Mar
tina Code. an insane girl and did wash.
ings, also. The lunch consisted OF
cake, pie and fruit. Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Nelson say Mrs. Spencer, the ma
iron, threatened to throw the lunch on
the dump. She finally consented for
it to be given Mrs. Smith but enjoined
Mrs. Nelson not to bring any more.
Mrs. Nelson has said fruit was TAX
en- to one of the children, who boards
at the Home and all she received from
the lot was one banana. Mrs. Hoover
states her husband brought her a sup
ply of fruit and other food and Mrs
Spencer ordered him TO bring nc
more, saying the prisoners all hac
enough to eat. Mrs. Smith says she
invited Mrs. John Lipscomb and Har
ry Smith, who visited her to remain
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-29
WORK ON COLONIAL
IS AGAIN DELAYED
E. M. CampfieId Refuses to
Pay Painters and
They Strike.
HE DELAYS SETTLEMENT.
TELLS THEM TO CALL FOR MON
EY AMOUNTING TO ABOUT $17o,
BUT MANAGES TO VAMoOSE
WHEN is DUE, PAINTERS SAY

Tuesday all the painters employed
at the Colonial building-five in num-
ber-went out on strike because E..
H. Campfield has neglected to pay
wages due them. Their claims against
him, it is stated, total to about $40.
Last week seven carpenters went out
for the same reason and work on the
reconstruction of the Colonial block
is now practically at stand still.
The five painters who went out
Tuesday are H. l.. Boyd, T. ]. Still
well, Walter Jones, James Harlow and
Robert Bernard The first four are
New Castle men and are now stranded
in this city with board bills hanging
over their head.
Stillwell states that last Tuesday
they asked Campfield for their money
and he told them he would make a
settlement that afternoon. When they
called upon him at that time he asked
them to wait until this morning, stat
ing that he was expecting some in
surance money at that time. When
the men went to look for him this
morning he was found standing in
front of the Colonial building. Still
well states that when Campfield saw
them approaching he ran into the
basement of the building and disap-
peared.
Stillwell also states that they asked
Campfield to make a settlement with
their landlady. When she appeared
before him. he told her to file charges
in the city court against two of them
and then he would make settlement
| When the woman appeared before
Judge Converse he told her that this
would not be the right action to take
as it would involve the young men
in considerable trouble When the
woman learned this she stated that
she would not bring such charges as
her boarders had always been prompt
in their payments when they had
money to meet their obligations.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-29
NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS.
ETC.

In the matter OF the estate of Jane
S. Clawson, deceased.
In the Wayne Circuit Court. April
Term. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Ray X.
Shiveley as administrator of the es-
tate of Jane s. Clawson dece ased. has
presented and filed his account and
vouchers In final settlement of said
estate and that he same viii come up
for examination and action Of said Cir
cult Court on the 9Th day of August.
1908, at which time all heirs, creditors
or Iegatees of said estate are req,Iir-
ed 10 appear in said court and show
cause, IL any there be. why said ac-
count and vouchers should not be ap-
proved.
RAY K SHIvELEY, Administrator.
SHIyELEY & SHIvELEY.
dly 15-22-29 Attorneys.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-29
MAN SUICIDES
WHILE IN CREEK
After Penning Note, Frank
Litzenberger of Eaton,
O., Takes Life.
PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN.
CONNECTED WITH THE LUMBER
INTERESTS OF THREE couN-
TIEs-No REASONS ASSIGNED
FOR HIS ACT.

Eaton. O., July 29.-"You will find
my body on the bank Of the creek near
the bridge"
This was the startling statement In
corporated in a brief note written by
Frank Litzenberger. a wealthy lumber
dealer Of this city and found this
morning on the desk OF his lumber Of
flee at Middletown, o. A hurried
search for the body was instlgated
with the result that 1t was found half
submerged in the water. On the
bank of the creek was the mans coat
and hat. An ugly wound in the tenn
pie and a revolver tightly gripped in
the right hand, told the story.
The cause of Litzenberger's violent
act is not known. In the note he left
at the lumber office he stated that he
had no complaints to make. Litzen-
berger was happily married. was well
to do and we'll endowed with worldly
goods. He always appeared to be IN
happy frame Of mind consequently the
news of his suicide was received with
profound surprise wherever he was
known.
Ltzenberger owned half interest in
lumber yards at New Castle, Green's
fork, Cambridge City and Middletown.
He was sole proprietor Of big lumber
plant at Eaton. About three weeks
ago he moved from Middletown to Ea-
ton. The man was well known In
Richmond and throughout Wayne
county. He leaves a wife and three
children. 1t is stated that he carried
a large life insurance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-29

has been placed before the prosecut-
ing attorney. There is no probability
of any legal procee dings being insti-
tuted, but the commissioners will
make an investigation in all probable
ity. When the bills for board are
presented to the commissioners they
are certified to by the county sheriff.
Although nominally under his author
ity the prisoners are beyond his con-
troll. He does not deduct anything
from the bill and pays the entire
amount to the Home
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-29
AFFIDAVIT AGAINST
THOMAS GOLD|NG
Raymond MarkIe Alleges He
Was Assaulted.

An affidavit has been prepared
charging Thomas Golding with assault
and battery upon Raymond Markle.
Golding is well known in the city.
Markle claims Golding assaulted him
in the basement of the Palladium Of
flee. Golding says he ordered Mar
kle to leave the place and he became
impudent and struck him, whereupon
Golding grabbed him and threw him
down. Markle was involved in trou-
BILE some time ago as the result of a
drinking episode in the river bottoms
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-29
Canphor to Break Up a Cold.

camphor to Break UP a Cold.
One of the most efficient remedies for
breaking up a cold during Its earliest
stage Is camphor. When the eyes be-
gin to water and there Is the accom-
panying tingIing of the nose and feel
ing Of chilliness, place three drops of
camphor on lump OF loaf sugar and
place the sugar in the mouth. Repeat
this every fifteen minutes till four or
FIVE doses have been taken. At the
same time place the feet where they
will become thoroughly warm. This
will usually prove effectsal In break
ing up a cold If the camphor is taken
at its very beginning. For child but
one drop should be placed upon the
sugar and Ave or six doses admins
tered.-Health.