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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-29

Die ~Sanssrrunbs" proisftirt einer
Susflns na9 8aloner's Natbden an
8. au9uit.
Die Vebauptnng, baB bic @sbar ape'
nue Bride uuiider iei, sntbsbrt iebe,
8esriinouns, uie cine llntsriuauns sr.
seben bat.
Der 6ranenuersin bet Sidorb ctr.
Presbpteriidsrf @emsinOs bislt seiteru
i'm 9lap slus Part ieinen idbrlidsn
ausflus oh.
am Samitae, ben 81. SuIi. finbst
cine Spesialusriamutuns bss arbeiter
Sortb. uno ar. unterit. 8sreins ftatt
uno iiEb iammtlide Miitsliebsr sebeten,
su eridsinsn.
Die Sommerfii6e binter bem 8obn.
bauie BON @mil Seder, 421 Sidorp
Strabe, purbs Seitern gtadmittas bur6
Seusr ssrit0rt uuo Elm Sdabsn BON ca.
$500 auseridtst.
9srr unb 5rau Bbilip Robinion BON
Pittston gpenue baben bic 8erlobuua
ibrer Eodter, SRI. Oiiunie, nit Ssrrn
Uilliam 6. S6euer bon 9lorO sBsbiter
auenue angefiinbist.
Serr SOiepb Srans BON Moltte gpes
nue., Elm befannter Deutidsr unb bon
PrOfeiiiOn Elm 8aui9reiner, 1T Montas
einem 8lutitur3 erte9en, BON bsm CT
SOuntas betrOffen muroe. Der Ser.
itOrbene mar AZ Sabre alt, elm Wiitslieb |
ber 8aui9reiners Union unb es ibers
Ieben ibn Die Satin uno Der aooptirte
SObu SObn. Die 8eiiesuns fanb se.
tern i'm 5Orsit Sill 5risbbOf ftatt, mad
:iHem TruusrOienft in Der 8obuuus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-29

&c n msbr aatarrb In bisisr @sssnb bee San.
tts ale BON alien auosren 8ranfbsiitu iulammsn,
unb Bic tn ben listen 9abru gait sr ais uubtiI.
bar. 8itls SABRE lang srfldrtsn 9sfiprfn ibn fiji
cine Ipfale Srautbstt unb i&risbtn ufalf SsiImit-
tel Dor, unb ba ie ibn nit Grjtlt&r 8sbnubluna
btf6nbie niGt furirtfn, erfIGrisu is ibn fir uus
bstIbar. Die BifsnlGdft bat btpisieu, baf Ga.
tarrb cine Scnfituttrnsfranfbsit IL unb bssbalt
eonfituiteneat gtbanbuns erforbsrt. Saa's
Aatarrb.tRur, fabrisirt BON .. 8. 9bentp &
9 o., 3clebp, Sbip, IN bic sinSias eontiiutipuslIs
sfur tint Marftf. Sts pirb tnusri6 In Dplsu
pbsr @abtn bon 10 5rcpftn bic su sinsm Sbss-
lSfftI Sca stnommtn. cit pirff hirsft auf eas
9lut unb bic fGlsimias Sbul6ds bss Spfsms.
gle bitttu sinbunbsrt DuQars fir isttu 8aa ben
it ;u furirtn Ssrfsblt. eaBi Gu9 Circulars unb
3susniis fcmmsn. abrtffIrt.
8. 8. Gtsutp s. Co., SSlfbp, 8.
R6- 8trfauft Don alien @putbarrn, 75s.
Saa's 5amiltsn TiIIsn iinb bic btitn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-29

Common Council, 81. gu


Ddbrsnb man peri6isoensn Sorlasen
bes obersn 3wsises bsiitimmte, CAB ss
cine. bic In 8strsf elmer @Bwaarsnaus'
ftslluns i'm altsn Ecrrsp Sabsruaels,
wsl1e tii6t geiitimmuns fanb, bsnn
man 1T snbli6 su ber @iniidt sslanst,
baB oieis srobe 9olsbube 3u gsfdbrli6
unb uidt fiir cine sroBe Wteniasnmengs
paEsnb 1T. Der Sauinipsttor waro
ansepieien, bas @ebduoe su inipi3isrsn
nnb bariiber ~ berihten.
Die -Oroiuan, Sur gfaiieruHe DON
@elt Mtarfet StraBe. BON @bur6 3ur
8rid ausnue; fir 8swillisuns BON
msitsrsn 81 1000 speds Grbanune BON
Seftion 8 i'm II. absussfanal Diitritt /;
gHaftsruns pOn SBaibinston ausnus.
Don electric CUR Sienstt StraBs; Pflas
itsruns uon 8illOm StraBe, BON Pittsr
ton 3ur @ebar slpenue; tiir Die jdbr'
lide Steuererbebun9; fur 5euersren'
,en Der Stabt wurben bel britter Seis
uns enb9ultt9 beitdtist. wdbrenb neue
8orlassu ipis folst eiussreidt Durben /:
SIR Pldns unb Spe,ifiiatiOnen sur
8Haiteruns Der folssnoen StraBen
SmetIanb StraBe. pOn Wlain 5nr Re'
bscea ausnue; Rrice Strabe, uOn Wiain
sur @arfielO auenue; Safapette Ctr,
pon Wiain CUR BrOmleD Guenue. ssiir
cine Vonbaussabe pom $50, 900. 5weds
PHaiteruns Der Strabeneinmiinounsen
5iir 9srridtuns sines Plases i'm 9tap
aug Bart iiir Ballipiele. Suwn Gennis
unb @roquet. Dag Die Dtilhflajheu
iammtlid iteriliiirt Werben iollen.
Rldue unb Spe,ififatiOnen fir Stein'
ptatten Ssitenwese on 8Ouleparo sue'
nue. 5wiiden @ranouisw uno Deacon
StraBsn. Dag 3Orporationen, Delhs
slsftrii6e 1i6t Dteter benusen, oieiel'
ben i'm @rbseibo6 anbrinsen laiien iot'
len. Sir eine Srbinan3 bic nit bsm
neuen Staatsseies in Vetreff oes autO'
mobilfabrens ibereinitimmt. Pldne uno
Spesifitationen fiir Seitsnmes Dor Der
GbOmas Slpnn BObnuns. 8eranoer'
uns einss absussfanulbaiiins. Pldns
unO Spesififationen fur eineH abSu9s'
fanal burd priuates @isentbum nOrblib
pun Swetlanb StraBe. spiiden Spbe
garf apenue uno @uans Court. Das
Die ihSlids Ssite pon SilmOre sluenue,
peitlid uon BaIbburn StraBe, CUR
ridtissn ginie erbObt werben iOu. Stir
SreuSwe9e on Stone uno 9smlod uno
Stone unb Riper StraBen. Rlaue unb
SpssifitatiOueu Sweds Phaiteruus uon
Penu guenus. jniiden Boplar uno
9tem gort Strasen. DaB bic eleftris
i6e @Ompanie iOfOrt alle slsftriiden
si6ter inftallire. fir bic SoriOrSe
setrofen Dorbeu lift. Das elm @ebduoe
In ber Is. Darb erriftst werbe, jmeds
llnterbrinsuu9 Der Seuermebrausriift'
uns. DaB Die bei4dbiSten StraBen'
idilbsr rsparirt obsr our4 ueue erisst
merben iollen. Sir Pldne unb SpeSi.
fifationen Smeds @ruieorisuns bes nOro'
ii6en @ubes Der Spruce StraBe Bride.
Shr Elm sluffanssbaiiin on S'Sara
Court unb 8roof Strase. Sir Pldne
fir cine Concrete Stiismauer entlang
oem 9epIer Bad, nabe i5rinf StraBe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-29
auS benz Oberen Sbaie.
(ar9balb.@ .@orrsfpoubeu3.)

- SRI. @liiabeth 0artmanti uno
Dapib 8sun BON DidiOn @itn tpurbsn
usrfOfene BOde su Sl1pbant bur9
Pfarrer Sames Sculiban als elm @bs'
paar uerbunbeu.
- gormens Ufaias BON ardbalS,
Elm Stredenarbeiter auf Der .. & D..
@iisnbabn, wurOs Nontas yia9mittas
nabe Der 9Binton 8abnitation BON
einem 3ue 3ermalmt, als ct einem 3us
ausmif) unb brett Dor ben anberen
9erietb.
Va Bsrue, bsr iusenblide Sohn
bes Charles zee Don Sermpn, Der iiA
ON Donnsritas elm 8Ohlenftiid in ben
SUB itisB, als sr barfuB lief wurOe
Samitas on oem Sinnbadenframpf lei.
bsnb In sefabrltasm 3uftaub mad benz
Staat SOipital senommen, mo iein GU
itanb als elm bOffnunssloIer besei6net
marb. Der anabe lit Wtontas Wtor'
gen ssitorben.
- Stint RsriOnsn bon geduille. bic
lssten September bel Der Carbon ctr.
auf Der .. & 3. 8abn uerlest purben,
als Elm .3us uOn ben @eleiien ipraus.
baben Donneritas Gntiddbisunssilasen
i'm @eiammtbeeuas BON $6s.000 sesen
Die @ompanie eintrasen lalien. Die Be-
treffsnbsn fino Daniel 9ueas unb Sat
tin, Peter 3eniel uno Satin unS Paul
3ubarsfg.
- Ssatie Wiibblston. elm 20 Sabre
altes Widbdeu BON @raiig Sslanb unb
In Der BliB Seibenfabrii su Seiiup an'
ssitellt, murbs Sreitas BON bem 8Or'
mann psseu minbsrwertbiser arbeit &C.
riist, ss CAB einen Bortmediel uno biz
Solse mar bic @ntlaiiuns oes Wfdohens,
bas ii6 bann naf ieiner Wobnun9 be-
CAB unb elm Quantum 3arboliaure per'
i6tudte. Oeiien 8irfuns iie SamitaS
Wiorsen erlas. tros aller dr3tli6er 8e'
banblun9.
- Ota6bem seiteru YOliseidef Utih'
ael s. 9aitinss uOn Slppbant etnen
8uri9en uamens Sobu SHERMAN uer'
baftet bate, eer an einem @inbru9 In
Durpea perbaatis mar, benuste Der
@efangene cine siinitise @elesenbeit uno
entiprans. 9aitinss bate nod einen
arreitanteu uamens @ourtrisbt, mar on
elmer raIden 8erfolsuns perbinbert uno
besniiste ii6 bauit, Oem SbsrmaH einen
S&redi9uB uadjuienoen. @eraoe In
bieiem 0toment ma9te berislbe cine un.
srwartete Dsnbuns. I'M iibsr cine Sell
ler6ffnuns 3u iprinsen, uno serietb 10
in bic S4uBri6tung, 70 oaB ibn bic
8usel i'm Otadsn traf unb In bas Sc
birn oranS; er itarb sesen Wtitterna9t.
(@arbonoale @OrreipOnoen3.)
- @arbonoale bat 3541 i9upflih'
tise 3inoer.
Die @ditsinlssuns fiir bas neus
Soipital su Saruiem fiir bic friminellsn
Sriinni9en erfOlste Samitas nit ent'
ipredenbsn 3srsmonieen, bod fonnte
Der @Ouuerusur nidt anmeienb iein.
- Die ReeS .. Sowlsr Samilie BON
Robinion gusnue ma9te am Montas
ua6 einwDdsntli6er abmeienbeit bic
rsdt unanSenebme @ntoeduns, oaB bic
DObnuns sriinblid bur9ftObert wOrben
uhb Uni Osridiebene Silberwaarsn unb
aubere @srtbiaden bsitoblen worbsn
mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-29

Die @beleute SObn 3pid bon Sidort
ctr. Iiub burd bic 9ebutt einer Eo6'
ter erfreut woroen.
Die Ssrren 8illiam 6. Ritler unS
Uiar s. Senfslmann BON oisier 5eite
iinb fiirSlih als Direftoren oes lluioH
Saupsreins erpdblt uno bic Office Der
@sIsaidaft lit mad bem Burr @ebauos
an 8aibinstOn auenue (Wtillsr & 9sns
fstmauu, 8. StOdperi,) uerlegt porben.
Der Union 8auuerein sr6ffuet init benz
Mionat slusuit cine nsue Seris unb
labst ;ur subscription frsunolidit Gin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-29

BUR Seier bes bunbertften Sabres.
tases Der MISUNDERSTANDING
@bite's wiro in Santiaso I'M nddften
Sabre cine internationale Sanbpirtbs
Notwithstanding itattftnOen.
- anldBlid ieiues ied5isften Sc
burtsta9es wurben bem unsariiden
Piauiiten unb Gomponiiten @raf 9e3a
3idp sroBe @brungeu sutbeil. Sb'
mObl er bas llusliid bat, sinarmis su
isin. bat CT bod bic @nsrsie beieiien. ii6
gum SlapieruirtuOieu ausjubiloen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-29
To The Voters of Richmond

-Four year. ago past
message to every house, in
League partisan
report Of Jury August
after OF
cisreputabs following
Tho
municipal
certainly
which doing. we'll
defense
it was purely = professional matter" s..-
The
it. held Tuesday last meeting of which
attended by 400 of all parties and creeds
following resolutions
Resolved That the municipal campaign
a
Resolved That his dealings
shown s.a.. to hi. trust and Of
this purity
and tho morality Of and daughters and individually
Their appeal va. A.e1ed-z,nmerman was defeated
problem
The Metropolitan police repealed the
the city Judge lies hi. hands to determine whether voa'ors
the law shall punished vice shall hold
this community
And Dr. Zimmerman again candidate for mayor He has not
pretended reform
which candidates
best mayorhat matter for decide But earnestly
deliver
able defeat him. though
Will from the Disgrace and having
Mrs. JAMES W. MORRISON President
w. X. BRADBURY
Of the Executive Boara Of the wonnens
ntmaed that the city had
no right to be in
HE SAID IN THE ITEM MAY IS. 1908:
"IF r TO EN-
LIGHTING BUSINESS IN ORDER TO
FURNISH LIGHT A COMMERCIAL
NECESSITY LESS THAN COST. THEN
PROVINCE OF THE CITY TO
ENTER INTO THE BUSINESS FURNISHING WAT
Err FUEL. FOOD. CLOTHING AT LESS THAN
NOW BEING FURNISHED BY PRIVATE
coNcERNs?"
1.-THE fact is that the whole practice Of
municipal ownership is wrong. You can not
admit its correctness in any one commodity
unless you adopt the entire theory of Social
ism."-Evening Item, May Is, 1908.
better evidence:
So Mr. Gordon municipal all
Mi. wiherby was in own % .
Gordon tried to eonvnes the people OF
light plant a good thing to keep?
Of the citizens Of Richmond has the electric light pa"
changed?
). ehanssd7
If 5 door to socaisn-if
the municipal light business than
the light plant he al
he attacking the management
difference the
difference.
Al That is the
s a difference In j. Bennett Gordon.
office.
and raises few questions
QUESTION MUNICIPAL LIGHT
J. BENNETT COR
PLANT ALWAYS HAS BEEN.' WOULDN'T YOU RATHER
TRUTH
TELLING WHOLE TRUTH NOW?
WOULDN'T RATHER THINK THAT THAT PRETTY
CHANGE.
YES. THE PLANT IS THE SAME!
BENNETT GORDON THE sAME-ExcEPT is RUNNING
MAYOR.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-29

ron MAYOR.

ron MAYOR.
4EleRY ". D8UKER 10 Q caA61aato
Tor mayor. ouojee& % IL Hopubli-
can n0minaf1oo-
SAMUEL X. MORGAN. candidate Tor
Mayor. subject TO the Republiean
nomination.
EDWARD n. HARRIS 10 . candidate
1nr Mayor. subject to tie ReDsbu-
ean uominAt1on.
ron CITY CLERK.
BALTZ A. BESCdEk II . candidata
fer tho Office Of city clerk Of Rich
mcad. sahjeet b the Republican
n0mi1nk3oo.
ron JUDGE OF CRY COUNT.
LUTHER C. ABBOTT y Q eandidate
for Judge a the City Csust a Rich
rossd, Ind, subjeet - The ReDubli.
can noWinatjoa.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WATT Won PElN IL . candidate for
the oG5ce a C0uncilmanAtlarge,
subject to the Republican nomins.
ton.
FoR COUNCIL MAN.
JESSE J. EVANS. candidate fos
Councilman for 6ecood Ward, sub
- - - neDmho1onn nam1nn13m.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-29
Protect the slrds.

from the Baltimore Sun.
There are laws In Maryland for the
protection Of insectivorous birds and
song birds. and they ought to be en-
forced strictly. We can conceive of
no man with any pretensions to the
Qualities Of q true sportsman who
would md pleasure In the slaughter
Of mocking birds. orioles or other
feathered songsters, The man who
shoots such birds tor the mere pleas.
uro OF killing ought to be made TO pay
tho full penalty prescribed BY the Laws
of Maryland The man who kills or
captures song birds to supply the de-
mand for piumAGe ought to be punish
"a according to his deserts. vigi-
lance IL the detection OF offsnders
against the law and prosecution to
the limit In tho courts win add greatly
. the protection q birds In MARYLAND.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-29
ir TEXAS TALKS WITH MARS.

iF TEXAS TALKS WITH MARS.
II we are to credit a telegram from
two Fort Worth newspapers to Profess
cor Pickering Of Harvard, Texas Is viii
ding to stand behind the professor In
mis- proposed effort to signal Mars. The
telegram does not say whom the &c.,
100000 that Professor Pickering has
called for is to come from. But that
So 1 minor detail. Texas says the
money is there.
We can readily understand the de-
sire of Texas to get the opinion Of dis
snterested onlookers, like the inhabit-
ants Of Mars, on many matters Of
state interest. They naturally feel
that envy OF the wonderful resources,
sise and history OF Texas makes the
citizens of our own planet at best but
biased judges. The inhabitants Of
Mars. unmoved by small considera-
lions, could be relied on to give free
rein to their natural admiration.
Probably the first question that the
Texans would wish Professor Picker
ing, With his $1O.OoO.O0O heliograph. to
signal to Mars would relate to GER
tain hotly disputed point in the use OF
firearms. Al the state Is divided be-
tween those who hold that firing
from the pocket Is unsportsmanlike
and those who say 1t isn't, and also
between the advocates Of shooting
from the hip and those who believe In
drawing q more deliberate bead, the
opinion Of the Martians on these mat
tiers would be peculiarly interesting
and might possibly lead to harmony
and unantmity.
It goes without saying that these or
similar inquiries would be likely to
follow In quick succession: do you
remember the Alamo?" Which is
generally regarded as the most import
ant event ii Mars. the battle Of Get
tysburg or the battle of San Jacinto?'
"FIas greaser any rights that white
man II bound to respect. according to
your point Of view?' rs the percentage
against the player greater in Mexican
monte or faro bank?" Did you ever
hear of Ben Thompson. the Austin bad
man, once owner Of the Iron Front
saloon and gambling house:" What Is
thought Of the way he was assAssinat-
cd In that San Antonio variety thea
ter?' do you not think Rrann was 4
greater writer than Shakespeare
Unless precautions should be taken
to prevent the introduction Of the sub
ject, the Martians also would surely be
asked what they thought of Senator
Bailey and the Waters-Pierce OH COM
pany.
But II the Martians are half as wise
Is Professors Pickering and Lowell
say. they will decline to commit them
selves on Bailey. They will realize
that : message from Mars could have
no other effect than to split the two
political factions wider apart than ev-
er and make one Of them the relenr-
less enemy of Mars and Martians and
the opponent Of all further communt-
cations.
Professor Pickering should accep,
tho offer of the Texans while they are
In the mood for experiments. He can
not be too quick about It either. Some
legislator is likely to introduce bill
further regulating the length Of bed
sheets OF providing for the complete
determination Of the Standard Oil
company, and thus turn the popular
impulse Of Texas In m entirely differ
ant direction. Chicago Inter- Ocean.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-29
Feminine Aspirations.

Feminine Aspirations.
No more the lady with gaflands
gay
Her hopes on the simpler pleasures
sets,
She doesn't essay to be Queen Of the
May.
She wants to be boss Of the Suffrar
getteS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-29

NO Co0opteu0Oo Wom00s0.
From the Indianapolis News.
BY the time the extra session ends
probably the most conspicuous mem
bers Of Congress viii b those who
didn't make . tariff speech. II any.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-29
TWINKLES
HE Distributios..

Whist 10 your member Of congress
noted for?"
WELL" answered Farmer Corntos-
sci, around here he's mostly noted
for arguments that won't 60 down
and seeds that won't come up."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-29
BANK STATEMENT.


April
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-29
Musiealiy Described.

Musiealiy Described.
There is never any discord In your
family"
No." answered Mr.. Meekton, mot
exactly discord. But there IL some
mighty close harmony"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-29
Gordon and the LIGHT Plant

OOIuOH anu LJIe LIOH LuM
popular always lingering
subject the effect that he
ply fighting the plant has fought municipal
a
a
ingenious they the effective the fight There way OF fight
openly a fighting
evidence selling the
light plant Of great beginning
tackt hano one
THE FIRST PROPOSITION IS THIS THE EASIEST WAY TO
GET THE CITIZENS THEM
DISSATISFIED WITH AT TINE WHEN SOMEBODY IS WILLING
ANXIOUS
THE SECOND PROPOSITION THIS: THE EASIEST WAY TO
Make THE CITIZENS DISSATISFIED
THAT THE WHOLE PRINCIPLE OF MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP IS
WRONG NEVER HAS. NEVER
THE THIRD PROPOSITION u.s. THE EASIEST VAS 20 GET
SELL CHEAP
thing which
which dis
cussins-
his
tention Municipal
q
a Company
safely
a
which thought
corporation buying
Naturally
plant people
it, And Of thing
elephant
before the Commercial club of this city that the
all wrong and that the city ought to sell it.
tie singular eonesene. tn. at tn. tim. NJ. wth.rsy wa. her.
books and assains
WHOLE THlNG-he did with the
with being thing which
paying
attention the proposition Mr. wtherb But
h. fought plant
the situation en7 there
the p'.nt' the light
there been
evidently d....y people tina.
"oH, NO, GENTLEMEN. The REASON
NOT WANT TO GIVE UP YOUR BOOKS BECAUSE
DECEIVED PEOPLE, THEY WILL
PROVE LAST REPORT CONTROL
lER TO De TISSUE OF FALsEHooos AND THEY
PROVE NEVER
MADE MONEY
NEVER MAKE MoNEY"-EOToRtAL ny !. BEN
NETT GORDON MAY 8 1904
light plant pay had never paid and never
win
And nevertheless. Ii. corporation which owns Il. Lioht H... .nd
Power willing Il.
ID that
rsasonabie figure
IS THAT THE BENNETT GORDON FRIEND
OF THE CITY LIGHT PLANT HAS ALWAYS BEEN IN FAVOR OF
6 THE
IS THAT REASON HAS ALWAYS ATTACKED II UNDER
COVER or ATTACKING THE MANAGEMENT, THAT THE WAY
HE s N FAVOR OF THE RETENTION
Bennstt Gordon
Of this city for
NJ plans Of the light
and shown IN
wish ssn % plant
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-29
Architecture.

Architecture.
"A man who II the architect Of hil
own fortune should get great deal Of
comfort out of life."
But he doesn't as q rule" answer
ed Miss Cayenne Hes too busy
building additions"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-29
A PIebeian Protest.

A Plebeian Protest.
Aw. cut dat chatter out dem poets
sing
About de birds and flowers OF merry
Spring.
Whoever hears or sees 'em but some
Rube?
Dey don't bring muffin fur de city
boob. :,
Dem runnin' brooks an all de other
sights
Might look great lit up with electric
lights,
But II dey was as advertised. I
know
Some guy would peddle tickets fur de
show.
OF all de cunnin' cone dat has been
sprung
De worst IN desc swell ballads dey
have sung
About de springtime wit its gladstone
cheer:
An spring . sittin damper every
year!
De way to do . sylvan beauty trick
Is wit IN engine IN Kit past It quick.
Back to dc steam heat! Lemme nurse
my ehills
Close to de doc shop where dey sells
de pills!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-29

WOULD TO THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND WITH
ADDED AUTHORITY OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE
HIND IT.
MONEY. MAKING MONEY.
MONEY!
efes sddtlea
Public (which
inUsaee
backing psrsass
the people 70 sell ~
BENNETT GORDON PEOPLE
WE" ENDEAvoRED TO AZ
THOUGH HAVE RUN IT CAREFULLY WE FIND THAT THE
WHITE ELEPHANT" AND THEREF0RE
PLANT? sssss-<eS4 i
ELECTRIC COMPANY
QUESTION WHICH you. WHO ARE ooNo VOTE
MONDAY GOING DECIDE oEcipE
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-29

From the Chestar (PA) Republican.
April 10 OVERRIDING the shower bust
ness.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-29
Choice Of Director

DO you think the tariff should be
revised upward or downward?'
MY friend answered Senator
Sorghum. Il am concerned with Meth
er proposition. I'm q side-stepper."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-29
Items Gathered IL
From Far and Near
The ryv.any q vsssss1ay.


From the Philadelphia Ledger.
There are some people over whom
yesterday tyrannises. That - % cay.
they shrink from doing today anything
that differs In the least from Whist
they did twenty.four hours ago. I'm
erson has called coosistency. under
some circumstances. the hoAgoolin of
little minds" and Walter Bagohot hns
said there are many persons to whom
1t Is positive pain to entertain new
idea. This slavish Difference to yester.
day robs us Of many Ane Inspiration.
and many . splendid opportunity.
Letting 4 dare not wait upoo 4
would" We cover and falter and
shrink upon the verge a great o..
ploits and achievements merely b.
cause these would involve stsNAgs and
unfamiliar oxperisneD. OF death IL
self We are not afraid. not because
death 10 painful. but because Il II dif.
ferent. or seems to % different, from
what We have been doing all along.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-08
Home rule for Alaska
GOOpRY

 GOODBY. proud world. I'm going home. VI Thou art not my friend and I'm not
 thine. Long through thy weary crowds roam. A river ark on the ocean brine Long I've been tossed like Che driven
 foam. But now. proud world, I'm going home. GOODBY to Flattery's fawulng face, VI To Grandeur with his wise Erimace, To upstart WealgHs avertel eye. To supple OmCe. low and high. To crowded halls. Co court and street, To frozen hearts and hastInE feet, To those who so and those who come. GOOdby, proud world, I'm going home. I'M going to my own hearthstoue, BosomcJ in yon green hills alone A secret nook iu @ pleasant land, Whose groves the fr0IiC fairies planned, Where arches green Che llycloug day Echo the blacls5.rd's r0uudclay And vulgar feet have never trod, A spot that Is sacred Co thought and God. OH. when I am safe in my sylvan homo V I tread on Che pride of Greece and
 Rome, And when am stretched beneath tho
 pines
 Where the evening star SO holy shines I laugh at the lore and the pride of man. At the sophIst schools and thc learned
 clan
 For what are they all In tholr high con-
 ceit
 When man in the bush with God may
 Ralph Waldo Emerson.