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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-20

bape siurt &nren-sicnnen 1Gamilii-
get. On anoen ling En- Oct, at jes
let funoe faa iiinoe at Hippo bnooe
"Nosncsmansen", "gioSmaneen" %
"8oalmaneen" iamtioiat og fonife
trpffe los meo "6ieIbaaoommen" at.
poa, iaa oct fom til at gaa, Tom ia-
Iig "Moitis", ell ipRrt maaoeiig
8eitaoilster, men en- iaa meget Him
fere aiegemeiier, 2agpr9oifant 90
"8raptaler" ! lin 5io braete Meloina
ON:
"gn GoeIGgeeIienS SeocritDage.
ligbeo bar rammet os, fj9re @oot.
iolf! "gibsmangbopen" bar reiit,
tppe Mano er rent borte. og IL Ylao.
Ter | aaiene err life mere ill.,"
Riati1nof operbrep "Iottils", oa
inaen Nono og inaen Elobs blep Dir.
felig borte; men oct fnnoe gaa pPrre
u9itc Sang, Ter :!
Ger er nof al opatige "0ampas-
bIanot oS Solunger | Nmerifa,
lao Den 5ina fan ri inotil pioere gao
for6i. Gr Der Stemuing for ct sol.
ltnglag", ioa lao Dor f9les Sen go.
item" uioe oct. Sa9eu mod oparbei.
oeS, inben hi gaar pioere | 5efsten.
Bill aIle De, iom er inbe for ct iliet
Gag, Tom nGpnt err, ienoe mig lit
0opn og lin aoresie, iaa ifaI iea /
"Boiten" aisre Reoe for, bpormange
bar melot iig hos mig.
gIir Der iaa noeet "Solunglns"?
Goers Grbeoiac
ariitian 9rebeion.
aenIett, Soma, Mug. 1909.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-20
Ct S~olu,,olae?

GarrliQuia bar. "agunoiIeter" %
"a "TIi9ilCtcr" abort mig opmPrf.
ION. Sgll Ser bll ct "Solurglag" ,
@utterY Set burNc. SIoterc pnr ri
ale / 5oIor, (cmmermIggcre % &ie.
rcrc oQioa. ! E~'terOaleu@, SoIsrS,
Coalcna, NcmtCIauo3 % Ytpras
Sfogc flung "&rauNuc@crcr" "SiS'
moerer" "Auictbrrer" % "@uIlit'
ituOerer" son OF &iutcr. % / oi@ic
StrpR3 Ndcr o. GIuc rcgicrte SoIun.
Qcu iom en- EDrt | en- tom Ssnoe
&aurf!omtINCu % uOoUer Barren. %
O,t cr meO SoIruqcn umtreut ionl
mco ialiq "(ecr @put" ban bar
/ EpmmcrroiCrre rmbt StotiIoe %
&uiuacr. / Roritiul % SGterbooer
"Oigtct iaa mangtu en- Streue ION
SauOen pau PrUfGitoI"! Get ifuloC
bare life iaa prrit at foumc ionmer
for at rcpctcre uogIe al Ne nnitGnbig-
tie.
ghen ieg peo life ON unoertemeoC
Nucr iii "Gampaaier~. Sea err ior
let hpnh ieg innot no, ga 9amIpaer
en- Gang ienOte mig hIfs / &anoet
.iaa jeg iouot mig ieIU i9ieu eiter a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-20

Seq pil ienbe enbper 9ibenbe, Der fri.
per til mig. NIT nopenbise Ntios
bel, paro / Collar. at
PROBE frit.
gllt ieg fOrlauser er bin abresie.

Seq bar funoet ct ubpenbigt Niooel mob
&benmattsme, Der beIbreoer samle frpmife
3tlfGIoer efter 30 ps 40 aars aibelier, iaa,
bel iom ale andre / miloere Stacier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-20
Srifirfen.
uCnu "Folitblapct.")

- S6ubng Den lite AuguIt fit gte'
niabeocrne Scunto, 8is., inbpiet i'm
airfc al Eait. @pntl0, 6rifirfens
Tormuno.
- igeforcniugen / 6oloeu Wenig.
bcO, 8uitor ~, 9isruionS aolo, bar
icnot efter ct Ilter I'll ct a%oItenoe al
800. 6orrningeu bar finn arbcioet
lloact oper ct Iar. Eigeioreninaen
% MISREPRESENTATION er iammen
ON at ifaiic Ilteret.
- Dan bar mi bcQunot mco llo'
Qrauuinacu al @uiemcntct SEQ @etho'
nio GpucQc i Geperctt, g8alb. 9pgs
uinQ&orbCioct ptl poabeapuOcS meo
Oct ieritt.
- &nitor Surbo bar mootaget oct
til ham uOitebte aulo ira 6rifirfens
Aur5mpoc I'll teoloalit Erotesior peb
Hugaburg Seminar, Suu rciiguea
rcOc ira lin McniQbco / Atoro WItu'
ucapoli2 pcN ocu3 mu~oueolipe Mcnia'
bcN&mcOc iorriQc Gir2NoQ Nitcn. -
Icuighcocu mootog bans Rcitgna'
ton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-20

trT0ellcsprPoiteii Tn etfer SrllfPf'
biabeocrue gauife itor 5oriamling
Oeltng / @rbstieneiien. Renisbeben
Doeoc oen tilir9oenoe Brett ct Bel
.fomitoiier. Yalt. 9ortenien er Den
iBrite boli0oenoe lntberife Ereit /
Nbite Garth Jelerpdtionen. 8e0
Den for ct Yar Mar iioen autogne
Sop ont, at SSnoianerue al bIanoet
BLOB lfuloc anleeS iom Sorencoc
Sfaters 9orgere, oobneOeS Dem 40.
gang til at aibGnoe jit Sano, og oen'
ne InIeSniug bor 6e o9ioo bermttet
/ fulo lloltrGfning. Suuoet Iplges
mn iortuGf, 90 mango fra pore Glore
Settlementer fisber Suno % bolGtter
iia ser.
WiSiiouSfeit bolotes zoe Ssn'
oag eitcr IriuitotiS / Spb Rulb Nl'
Der Wenigbeo, Broi. Soue prpoifeoe
on 6ormioougeu oper Sebr. Is, f6,
90 bolot ON Gitermiboageu 6oreorog
pau GnaeIif. Offeret / Den lille DE,
uigbeO beleb zig til $6S.39 ioruoen
Heiielogiiter til Brpoitanten.
SnugcS SgnOoe.
,Ctu "euSbrrrrm.D
RcO. %. z. gerntleu er folot
til Brett for @orbon, 3oar % 5or.
lauO Nenidbeoer, Wtc1in3ie So, Y.
Dol.
Yrof. Wt. g.. @ee ira Reo Using
Semirar tog Ell lang Iur til u. Cat.
cftcr Spnuoemsoet. San isgte ogioa
@eoutp 8ouep WCui9beo / auneS
aalo o. operpor areosmsoet Der ira
9be til fife Suli. San tog iIittig
Del / SomtnIen, % poa Ssuoa9 pre-
oife6e ban / ianme Renigbeo poa
SSornlioooq, ON 4itenen talte ban I
3ions Wenigbeo.
- Beoer Sspietb ifriper: Spo
0afuta Sreos at Souges Spnooe
boISt ct SomtoIemsoe / "gtortb
gruuh" Mieui9beO / Bait. Weltbps
aalo ira Den ABE i'll Den 16oe Snli:
Samtaleemnet bar Ser. II: o, 9, Ia.
Baitur Rerpig inOle0eOe Samtdlen og
irembolot Hart % greit at ct Wfenne.
ties Stipbne blir alt eiterlom bet
filler iig Iigconerior i'm SUB, VILE
reoe ben fsritc Dag al Wtsoet maatte
8nitpr Ierpig retie biem paa 8runo
al SpaOom / Sienmet. Den lamme
Iften iom Rerpig rciite, tom Baltor
@ruce % ouerpar belle Vfsoet. VI
iremmeoe iom oeltog | VSsoet fan
nrnneS S. 9. 8Orgcrion Eorebee %
Spen Sobnion. Nange ira W1enig'
be6en | Relpmm 8rooe fom op %
onerpor Mpoet. SrooS Den traple
8io bar Wsoet nogenluuoe goot be-
isgt -aa ole babe pngre 90 Glore
ipntes oct bar 9oot at barre | Serrens
Slls % lutte til De foitbare Sanobe'
Der Tom blep toIte. Sioite Gag al
Rsoet neo ri CUBS 9sruS 6eitmaal'
ito, % mango oeltog; tbi oct or goot
at blipe Itprfci pnn &cicn.
- MuSiiou areoS al SallgeS SD'
NODE afbolot ct areOsmsoe | 9lom
Rrnirie Nenigbco, Soronto TnItor
3. NJ. 8icfs aalo ira 15oe til %
meo Den 17be Sum- ii%oitleben. Bait.
S. ). Gre anbneoe Wsoet meb ErP.
oifen. Ser iamtaleOes oper aub. 3,
&c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-20
Sen asurcneSe airfc.
(Gfier ~sutberarctn."

tUd Suibcrart1tf.
- Somtalemsoe hoIoteS / Car.
ling. AItu.. CANADA, Roit Ssrbus
SaIA. lite Ill Ace SilIi. Bait. $. Z.
@aeoabl inoleSeOe SamtoIeu oper
81, -. 8. Sisrfietb boIot NabuingS.
prrSifen.
Gber0een areoS aiboIot fit regu.
lore MisNoRsntsoe / Sor 6reIierS
gfenisbc0. Eait. 6painaS aolO. ira
22Se til 2Ioe Sum-. Rait. .. g.
StenSbp bolot aobuingspreoifen, %
81. q. &otlen inoIe0eoe Snmtalen
pper"UuoS anbenharcuoe Gauoe" Gen
iihite 9ag ilooie0es NfeHigbeoenS me
Sirte peN Sorrnanb Dahl.
&oitpr 5. Y. 9ropn, JON blep
proineret I'll Nrrii De0 AorSms0et /
Ses NPoiueS. pla anlO fra Meuigbc.
ben / 9cloit, 8is.. iGr bctieut al
Gait s. ~. 9iaiou, boIot i'm SiItrP.
bdiesprrbifcu Den 25be SuIi, San
bIep inbiprt al Enit, y. VI. &%arien.
Sir Mtcuigbeo, @aib. oil iaa i'm
STRIFE inopiei Den 15Oe AugulI.
ScnnOinaoia acaoemp bar bdut
"a glepcr. bporni III tog aigaugs.
eTuu1en.
Elcaiaut Siem College bar baut
AS eleper. Buorai So ing Higunga.
eruueu.
-&utErm 3OrInal Sdool'S ad.
tnIos piirr al Stolcn bette Aar bar
rrre1 isgt al tillunmrn l44 GleUer.
~ Enit. y. $. 3eraforo bar anita.
get amo JON 9iisiiOnspreit / s9innI.
peg, Gan. % ngtcr al tiItr9Ne ! Gt.
tpber.
TaItcr u. 8. 8iIbclmien bIep
inoferI j &uterloO Hioge Wenigbeo
Sennug nrn lite auguit ON 6ormio.
hagen % j Soma Hiurr Menigbeo ON
gitermo6nacn iar1mc Tag ueo Ea'
itOr Y. u. Biere.
Scan6iuupia Acaocnp. WtiiS
Slho 9iprobp ira SeiDon, Niinn., iom
innr grnOurreoc ira q. Glni College,
er anint Jon 2rrerin0e PED Scauoi.
nnrin Gcn0pm. 6orsprigt bill SG.
rerur bIi be iaiHme ioul ii0ite aar.
Sfplen fan mi oginn 9lGoc Jig oper
OF bn fnnRt e~lrttriif Yelpsning iom
ct inhint / Sommerens Sob
gnit. 3. $. llrneiS' anIS ! Ga.
5fntdFrpun. Gu., Der ifior beito0 al
benimoo 20 Mcniqbebrr % Br9oife'
plnDie, blep oa oelt | to Breitefnl6,
III bpiIfe Snit- 2ongnimet opertog Def
ene. 8nii. llrneis ioO % igien meo
10 Weniaheoer % nogle SrGoife.
plnoie iirsei no oeer Canada YrGrien.
Nu er hons 4nlD igien belt / 10. go
itpr llrneis bar Ell Gio liggct ina %
nprEt noe Of Stnnb I'll Of arbeibe;
men IN ct ban ! girfiombeo isien.
5snbas Den 27Se SS5uni lit III.
bioTy MPnieheo, Batter &. Y. Ebor.
fperRs SaID, i'm me STRIFE iHopirt.
st prngtigt airtet1IS bnpbe / mongeI
gnr isr prpoet SEN Ggn. men iiior
6rn pore Yiai bleu oen trufict al
Smitrnnlen oa belle Sniet qit OBJ /
&nPr. SRt mpite al 9irfens Snoen.
fnr bIED reb0et. Get oar opq en- itor
Sfnbe for WirniQbeben. Wen pur
man mismooia "a be0reoct flor, ga
Orn pnfre Sirfrbnqning lua iorouno-
LEI Ill en- NifrhmIq, lao bar @IrOcn
90 SnfnrnmrlighrOcu itor innr oen
27he slIni. Zen me airfe or flor og
prrgtis og fo'tcr omfrinq $4,000.
Gen bIcp inboict al Rrpf. e. Nr.
Sobnirr. iom prp6iteoe oper SaaenS
gnmgElnm.
-Gisirton arr0@ hoIot SEN lite
"a f2iP Sulillnaoom5itCpn i 8iImot
G. 9m., Bait. &DIlanO5 SnIO. Ssn.
Bugs 6ormioNng prp0iteoe $'uitor
Shomns Reritu0 ira EuiQbt, u. 81
Ssnbogs gitrn tulte Tuit. Sartmmn
I'm Gresco, IA. gn M &rcoS or
anniiereoes mc0 @oit. &uuan0 iom
Gormnno, Bot. Gle @icriormono,
gaft- &rnniHQ Scfrrtrr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-20
SfanSinapiens rlSife Stnbent?

4orae bar bapt en- Stuoent, iom fei'
reSe tit 70.gorSiubilGum, Sorenlfri'
Der Raior. Men iaar ieirer Den
Ipenife 6riberre 2enbuicn lit so
garsiubiI9um, iSet ben M 9s-aorige
Wono | 1929 tcs grtium iammeii
men bIauot andre auguit glarte,
iom err bob for 40 aar itoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-20
Urn nprifr Snnnbr.

-Iroi. Y. N}iTfeliru oq Suitru,
fam SercS Cattcr Mrs -}oHion ira.
GHengbnra nlIngoc ugi.r @urfIuuO ct
prnIigt geisq, mrhNc.cI EaciT3 0c.
rob-. Groi. Witfelin bar ncolu1t
fit 6mbebe iom @piurcr uf mort Sfo.
IeInrericninnr % nqtcr At tiIbriuQc
fine qnmle Gage Dos lin Tattcr %
Soigerisn, Ger bor / gI,cuaburQ.
gSofb.
-BaitDr >. g. Iiu0eIitur % N}iia
SOeot FRI arlington. y8cih., Uutcu;c.
oes / @ruOcus Stem Cn5Nu1 Orn
4oe Gupuit "a icrrilc @ou0nl NJ,
ten boIOt 3ior& g}cniRbco / @1I,
Inrb en- Deception for Neul huor
mango pcue 90 toitbIrc Mnutr b,cu
itiInfct oct luoc @ruOCyar.
.Cgu "sriulamor.".
- Seu0cg ocn lite Guauit blcO
tbeoI. aoUO. j.. u. 8 y2lIf2bcrg or.
bincrct til &rct / Nu,hcr Seminar al
9rofesior 6. Sore. ! Smoliugrn
bcltog ogiaa q. sob 9,Disafcr, 70.
flor Chr. guocricr liant Eoitorcruc
e. @uIiSberg % 2. / Re1ue. Bait.
@uIisberg bar uutngCt NnIO Ill @il.
Iistou, u. Gdr., % uHucftrrcoc 9}c.
uIgbc0er.
~ Seuoag Oeu lite Euluit blcU
9uit. 6. Mortcnieu iuofert al %aIt.
g. =. 2arien iom |rcit for @aubm
Ell. Iutb. Bcnigbr6 paa &bite Garth
ae'erpatiou / Rumgota. 4oit Gar.
fem, iom bar organiierct Ienigbeocu
oa betieat BEN bibiu6til, FOG afiteo
meo Wenigbeoeu. % inbisrte lin Gi,
termdiio, JON oerpaa goI0t fin I'll
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
TODAY is YEARS AGO
FROM DAILY SENTINEL
lMellnesday.)

Harry Spencer today sold to J. w.
Jackson and H. j Roth, of North
Platte. Neb., the fruit orchard of
David Strain Consideration 81 200.
G. E. Mitchell returned last night
from trip to Glenwood.
Ralph Henry Barbour came in on
the noon train from Denver, where
he has been spending several weeks.
& Hon. j. E. Reynolds, member of
Sae legislature from El Paso county,
is in the city visiting his many
friends.
J. w. Work, editor of the Florence
Oil Refiner, is in the city. Mr.. Work
is largely interested in land in this
vicinity.
The popuIist primaries yesterday
created considerable stir on the
streets.
(Thursday.)
Orson A. Adams returned yesterday
from trip to Moab, Utah.
Thos. Mccoy, of Denver. is in the
city looking about to purchase some
land.
William Kenney, of Plateau, fore
man of the Webster Cattle Co., is in
the city today
Henry r. Rhone. who has been
spending some days in Denver re-
turned yesterday.
The Whist Club was entertained
last night at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S, Wallace.
marriage license was issued to-
day by District Clerk Bedwell to Geo.
H. Nuckolls to marry Miss Jennie
Wallace, formerly of this city now
of Fruita.
Denver. March b. Especial to
The Sentinel) Troops are at the
city hall. The board refuses to give
The chamber of commerce is at
cempting to settle the matter. Scott
j. Anthony has just applied for a
warrant for Gov. Waite. The gov
ernor has given half an hour for the
old board to vacate. II not done In
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Mrs. John Leonhardy, of this city
underwent a serious operation at the
Red Cross hospital in Salida yester-
day. She was accompanied to Salida
by DR.. Charles E. Taylor who assisted
in the operation. DIR. Taylor return
ed home last night and states that
Mrs. Leonhardy is getting along very
nicely and her recovery is practically
assured.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

We still have Pecos valley land for
sale. This land has been examined
by Grand valley ranchmen and has
been found just as good as represent
ed. The next excursion leaves Grand
Junction March Is. See Gray 337
Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Mrs. Orson Adams returned at
noon today from visit of several
weeks to New York City. Mrs. Adams
weeks to New York City. Mrs
Adams visit was one of combined
business and pleasure. AS an heir
to an estate left by her mother and
aunt she was called in on some i'm
portant matters with the final clos
ing up of the estates affairs.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Born, last night to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Dimes baby girl. The
many friends of the young married
couple will be glad to offer congrat-
ulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Dimes on the
advent of the little lady into their
family.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Horace Pfaffenberger, well
known ranchman of Fruita. is in
town on legal business today.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Post and Boyd have opened up I
new livery stable on Colorado avenue
between Third and Fourth.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

How about that old wagon, don't
it need repairing? McCary has had
90 years experience in all kinds of
wagon work.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Fruit wagons, handmade and fac
tory-made, new, second hand and all
kinds of wagons at McCary's-
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

w. H. Dilley. the well known real
estate man, has returned from an ex-
tended trip to California.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Placing your plumbing contracts
with us, secures you sanitary salts
faction, reasonable prices and expert
work, by men who know their bust
ness.-J. Il. Mckenzie, the Plumber
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

A. Buzza Friday and Saturday
moved to his new home on Orchard
Mesa.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

H. L. Crawford the well known
surveyor, and party are in the Plat
eau country for a ten day trip. above
Collbran.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Mrs. C. E. Holcomb is down from
Grand Valley today visiting her many
friends in this city.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
NEW HALL is READY.

The Coliseum Hall association has
purchased from the Grand Junction
Turn Verein the entire interest in
the latter's hall on Main street. The
new management has removed all OBJ
jectionabIe features and intends to
keep the hall, to be known as Coli
scum hall, in first class condition.
The Coliseum hall will be for rent
at moderate price for all kinds of
amusements. etc.
For information apply to George
Pletzer, Frank Schwalbach or to the
secretary.
HENRY VANDERWERF,
President.
HENRY CoRDING.
Secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

F. f. Knowles. one of the leading
contractors of Fruita, came up from
that city this morning to attend court.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

that time he will order the troops to
fire on the buuuing.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Albert Stuart, of Mack, is in the
city today on business.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Save the date, March II, the Eagles
ball at the auditorium
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Cameo coal the best by test
Phone junction 257.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Yesterday hundreds of people Wis
tied the lower part of the city to in
spect the work of constructing the
street railway track.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Hear Prof C. C. Evans render a
beautiful solo on the cello accompani-
ed by the orchestra at the Majestic
theatre tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

When you want to take a drive in
to the country. get your rig at Bar
ton & Terrilfs.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Don't forget that the Pecos VALLEY
excursion leaves Monday. March Is
See Gray, 337 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Fine driving teams at Free corral.
Fifth and Ute.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Our prices are the most reasonable
for the cleaning and pressing OF your
clothing.-The Suitorluni.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

The famous Tobyhanna cigar is
again on sale.-The Quist Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Now is the time for curry combs.
brushes, halters, harness oil, etc.
Fred Mantey.
If you need refrigerator, don't
fail to see my line of the famous au-
tomato refrigerators-the finest yet
the most reasonably priced refriger-
ators ever brought to the city.-W-
II. Bannister.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Characterized horses at Free cor
raj, Fifth and Ute.
The Home Manufacturing and In
vestment Co., corner 18th and South
streets, successors to the Grand juno
tion Planning Mill Co, sash. doors,
mouldings, frames, store and office
fixtures, interior finish and general
mill work.-R. l.. Nichols, manager
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Drugs-van Horn Drug Company
551 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

We do harness repairing while you
wait.-Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

We absolutely guarantee our hose.
j. E. Mcenzie, the plumber.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-28

London. July ga new country is
about to be born ito the world. and
the world so far recks little or moth
ing of it.
1t is to be called Cyrenacia and is
situated in Northern Africa, between
Egypt and Tripoli.
Here the Jews are to establish their
long-talked-of kingdom. From Rou-
mania, from Russia and even out Of
The preliminary negotiations have
been kept secret for fear of interna-
tional complications, but 1t is now
known that the powerful Ito society
(the object of the autonomous basis
for those Jews who can not remain
in the lands where they at present
iive) sent an expedition there quite
recently, and though their report is
not exactly favorable, it is. on the
other hand not SO unfavorable as to
deter the holder Jewish spirits from
attempting an organized scheme of
colonization.
4 thousand lusty young men, armed
for protection against the fierce Arab
nomads. are to be the pioneer settlers.
After them will come the older men,
with their wives and families. Trans
portation will not be difficult, for the
new Holy Land lies within easy dis
lance of both Russia and Palestine.
1t is even nearer to Southern Eu-
rope Yet it has been closed to Eu-
ropeans from time immemorial. This
is owing to jealousy of the Turkish
government which has absolutely de-
elined, except on very rare occasions
to permit travellers to pass into the
interior.
Yet Turkey welcomes the Jews az
Jews. the reason being that they have
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-28
ALL ABOARD FOR HAGERS-
TOWN

We are particularly glad to see the
young Mems Business Club send a
delegation up to the Hagerstown fair.
lit has been our continued policy to
laeip along the spirit OF cooperation
and GOOD feeling and we believe that
this sort Of thing is at the bottom of
the prosperity which is certainly
touching the community.
It 10 In getting acquainted and get
ting together that things are accom-
Eplished. Richmond has no reason to
lbe jealous Of the good things Of the
Irest of the county nor as far as that il
|concerned the whole Sixth District.
I'VE ought to be willing to help along
ianything which makes for the commu-
Uity's prosperity.
And the Wayne County Fair at Hag-
erstown II good thing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-28
Items Gathered in
From Far and Near
Polish Congress for Washington.

T.
A movement has started to hold a
Polish congress In Washington in
May. 1910. The proposition originates
with the Polish National Alliance in
the United States. said to be the larg-
est Polish organization of the world.
It's chief officer. called the censor. is
A. Schneider of Buffalo. N. Y. A COM
mittee OF 80 Is working on the pro-
gram. 1t was this alliance that pre-
scented to Washington the statue of
Kosciusko which is to be unveiled in
Lafayette square. The congress will
be divided into sections-political, ed
ucational, industrial, scientific and on
immigration. Poles Of different politi-
cal associations will endeavor to
reach common line of future activi-
ty. It Is expected that the resolutions
will be Of far-reaching influence. and
that they will commend the institu-
tions of the United States and the
activity Of Poles who have found citi-
zenship here in advocacy Of the liber,
ty OF their native land which they
have learned to enjoy on this side OF
the Atlantic. It is urged that such
encouragement IL needed for the pre-.
seryation of Polish individuality
against what are alleged to be the
disintegrating influences of Russia
Germany and misunderstanding
Herald. 49,.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-28
PROBABLE REUNION
OF MIAMI INDIANS
Indiana Tribe May Assemble
At Wabash.

OF general historical interest will be
descendants of Miami Indians. An at
tempt is being made to bring all OF
these descendants together in either
Wabash, Grant or Miami county. The
historical societies are expected to be-
come interested in the affair and lend
1t their support. A correct history OF
the tribe, which is distinctly an Indi-
ana organization. could be obtained.
But few middle west states have any
such tribes of aborigines and although
nearly all of the Miamis have aban-
doned the early customs OF their race
they are nevertheless pure blooded In
dams.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-28
Ship Made without Iron.

Sinbad, the sailor. 1t will be re-
membered while pursuing one of his
eventful voyages. met with shipwreck,
owing to the circumstance that his
vessel approached too near a certain
mountain of dolestone, much dreaded
by marines. which. exerting an ire
sistable magnetic power. pulled every
nail and bolt out of the ship, causing
her to fall to pieces.
Against the possibility of q misad-
venture of this kind, while sailing the
seas, one modern ship. at all events,
may be said to be adequately insured
She has been built, and is now being
outfitted in Brooklyn by the Carnegie
institution-a brieatine-rigged yacht,
measuring 155 feet. 6 inches in length
over all. with a beam of 33 feet, and
mean draft of IL feet, 7 inches
With all her stores and equipment on
board. she will have displacement OF
568 tons.
The Carnegie. as she has been nam
ed, is beautiful little vessel, and
Is provided with every luxury that can
ordinarily be found on q millionaire's
yacht. But the really remarkable
point about her IL that she has been
constructed in all her parts almost
without the use Of Iron or steel. Even
the planks and beams are held to-
gether with wooden treenails and
bolts and spikes OF copper and bronze
and brass and the very propeller is of
maganese bronze.-From Ships Made
Without Iron" in Technical World Ma
gazine.