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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

ich az dwadziescia siedm..-:
Jedna lub dwie kartki moz-
ma czasem przypadkowo wyr-
wac, ale odrazu ~ = to juz
ME przypadek. Kto
je wydziera}, musia} mice
do tego powazne przyczyny.
- Re to wydarte kartki do
tad istnieja, to b%ynajmniej
dowodzi, re ksiazka, z
kt6rej je wydarto jest W pc.
rzadku.
w Milwaukee niezawod-
ME wiele jest ksiazek tel sa.
mel wielkoSci i do tego sa-
mego uzytku zrobionych, co
ksiazki p. K. Boruckiego,
czemuzby tedy ME MONA
drugiej takiej ksiazki dos
tao, z jakiej p. Boruckiemu
kartki wydarto, i z tel dru-
|giej ksiazki tel te same kart
XII wydrzec i wypisac ma tych
nowych kartkach take po-
zycye, jake by}y potrzebne
do zamydlenia oczu exper"
tow i komitetu parafialnego,
a pozbyc sic kartek niedo-
godnych z ksiazki parafial
nej?
Przepisanie pozycyiz wy
dartych i dotad istnieja-
cych stronic mogly bye re-
w%idowane przez expert6w j.
komitet parafialny i nawet
zgadza6 sic z pozycyami ma
wydartych kartkach, to jesz-
cze zostaje wielka kwestya,
czy wydarte kartki, kt6re
do dis istnieja, byiy wraz z
pozycyami wydarte z ksiaz-
XII parafialej, czy tel z podo-
bnej tylko novel ksiazki? -
Uczciwy urzednik nigdy kar'
tex z ksiazek rachunkowych
ME wyrywa, szczeg6lnie gdy
ljuz So zapisane! -
TIE diva fakty powinny
chyba wystarczyc do usunie-
cia PIP. F. ~Rakowskiego i
K. Boruckiego z urzedu, a
powinny tel przekonac wszy-
stkich, re ci panowie nigdy
procesu o dalsze urzedowa-
ME W zadnym sadzie ME wy
graja. Jestto zatem bezczel-
nose, ma jaka sic chyba mai
podlejsi kretacze zdobyc mo-
ga, TAXI process nazywac
,,W1elk1m' celem i ''SZla-
chetnym" i wy}udzac pie.
niadze cd ~}atwowiernych i
re sprawl niezapoznauych
Polak6w katolik6w.
Powiadaja, re Rakowskie-
go i Boruckiego parafia o.
bra1a wielka wiekszoscia glo-
SOW. Jezeli to prawda, to o.
~czywiScie parafia o kretact.
w'7ach tych pan6w mic ME
wiedziala, albo, jezeli ich
zna}a i % ich kretactwach
wiedzia}a, to dowiodfa, re
Jest niepoczytalna. re zatem
potrzebuje opiekuna jak
dziec:ak, kt6ry niewie, cosro-
hi. Me mole sic przeto spo.
dziewac, ze jej kaprys die.
cinny jakikolwiek sedzia u
INA "a czYn rozsadny j god.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

dzieci do szko1y.
Dzieh ten ma d}ugo pozosta-
ME W pamieci parafianom,
"a co podziekowanie nalezy
sic wiel. ks. proboszczowi,
ze tax pieknie to wszystko
~urzadzi}; dzieki naleza sic
kapeli "a truly podjete tax
bezinteresownie jake tel i
Gwardyi Ko6ciuszki, kt6ra
bra}a udzia} W tel ceremo-
nil a .osobliwie gwardzistom
.panom Wojciechowi Knoc /
Stanis}awowi Kochanowicz,
kt6rzy reprezentowali podczas
nabozehstwa. bro1; by} to
widok bardzo imponujacy i
wzruszajacy, szczeg6lnie ola
rodzic6w tych dziatek a i
ola ca}ej parafii. cato W
imieniu tych rodzic6w sk}a-
dam wszystkim stare pol
skie Bog zap}ac!
Ma drugi dzieh t. ]. W pc.
niedzia}ek przypada1o swie-
to narodowe nadania Kon-
stytucyi Trzeciego. maja,
vice i ten dzie1 byb OBJ"
chodzony bardzo pieknie
przez Bractwo sw. J6zefa,
Cir. 1913 u. N. P. i przez
.Bractwo N. p. N. NJ. Fanny,
nalezace do Zjednoczenia
mr.. 108 i Gwardye Kosciu-
ski.
0 9tej godzinie iuz by}
ruch wielki ko}o szkoly ma
szej, kt6ra by}a ma ten dzief
udekorowana W zie~
le6, a ma froncie widnia}y
diva sztandary, jeden gwiaz-
dzisty jako god}o Stan. Zjed.
a prey MIN sztandar Polski
bia}ym or}em. Ko1o tego
sztandaru mobilizowa}a sic
Gwardya Kosciuszki ma ko-
mach, przesz}o 40 os6b m}o-
dziezy, kt6rej komende pro-
wadzi1 jake kapitan W. Knoc,
a St. Kochanowicz jake po-
rucznik, jake trebacz by1
Szymczak - ba1dzo to
wyglada}o, DO przy-
dawnych Polskich
W tych strojach ma
%rodowych.
0 pol do 10tej wyruszy}
calv*orszak t. ]. Bractwa i
Gwardye ma czele kapeli
Pu1askiego W pieknym szpa-
lerze do koScio}a ma nabo-
zehstwo, ably podziekowac
Bogu, re nam da} tax
dzielnych MEOW, kt6rzy IL
Konstytucye trzecie-
go Maia.
Pc solennem naboze6stwie
i blog%os]awiehstwie wyru-
ma pikni)z do par
ku. p. Go}asie6skiego; po-
bv} piekny. W mie6cie
kto tylko zyw by}, wylecia}
ma u]ice ably sic przypatrzec
polskiej parable. Maj.
pierw postepowa}a Gwardya
Kosciuszki ma koniach, W
strojach, poprzedza}
ia OBJ. Pawe} Szymczak u
kt6ra dawa1 eygna}y
do boju ma Moskala Tub
Nionooo n0tom wkz . bono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

strony s1uza Wujowi Samowi
jake detektywi " wykrywa.
.niu tych, co i'm ,pr|ze4szzka-
dzaja W interesie DO W ten
sam spos6b Wuja Sauna pod
|chodza. F..
Praktyczny (A) to nar6d
= ten nar6d %zydowski, ale W
ich praktycznoscl ich chyba
na6ladowae ME beda Polacy.
|Zawsze lepiej bye nieprak-
tycznym anizeli W TAXI spo-
sob nieuczciwy zbierac ma
|jatek ma zak}adanie fabryk
bank6W.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
UNCLE SAM WILL
ACT WITH V|GOR
Government Now Has Strong
Naval Force in Turk
ish Waters.
WILL ASK FOR INDEMNITY
YOUNG TURKS ARE REPORTED
AS STRIVING TO MAINTAIN ORD
Err IN ASIA MINOR, FEARING
POWERS ACTION.

Washington, May 15.-The United
States government, it is announced
today, intends to take strong, firm
hand in the situation in Turkey. I'm.
mediately upon the receipt OF the
news that the armored cruiser North
Carolina and the armored revenue
cutter Tahoma had arrived at Alexan-
dretta a cabinet meeting was called.
Several cases involving the pay
ment of indemnity aud the giving as
surances of the peace were discussed
but all that is definitely known is that
this government proposes to show its
hand in the instances Of the death of
American citizens and the recurring
danger from Turkish outbreaks to Am
erican colleges and schools in Asia
Minor.
As the armored cruiser Montana is
to be at Alexandretta in day or two,
the United will be fairly well repre-
sented, and they are to be Joined by
the cruiser New York. which is now
at the Boston yard, having been thor
|onghly overhauled She has been ord
cred to New York for temporary
special duty, but after that, in accord.
ance with the plans of the bureau OF
navigation, will proceed to the Mediter.
ranean.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
GREAT HAVOC By
TIE STORM KING
Reports Today Show Extent Of
Tornadoes' Damages
In the West.
TWELVE PEOPLE KILLED
OVER a HUNDRED ARE REPORT.
ED INJURED HOLLIS, KAN,
DEVASTATED AND A TRAIN
WRECK ARE AMONG RESULTS.

st. Louis, May 15.-Reports are re-
ceived today Of the devastation by
tornadoes in Kansas, Missouri and Ok
lahoma which killed a dozen persons,
injured about 1e0. devastated Hollis,
Kan, wrecked . train and did great
damage to properly last night. Twen-
ty-five were injured in the suburbs Of
Kansas City.
At Hollis, three men were killed and
ten seriously injured. Five members
of the Eckstrom family are missing
and may be dead In the ruins of their
home.
Near Great Bend a tornado killed
two and injured twenty Wires are
down and 1t is feared the death list
may be greater.
Train 10 Wrecked.
William Ackerly. Santa Fs engi.
tor, were killed when the tornado
wrecked work train and blew it into
ditch near Kinsley. Several mem
bers Of the crew were blown 100 feet
or more.
The storm spread over a wide ares
and laid waste many farmhouses and
barns. At Heisington, Kan, a mum
ber of persons were injured.
At Pond Creek, Okla. four we're in.
jured and several houses unroofed.
A binding rain and hail storm 40
companied the wind in all three
states. Many washouts interrupted
traffic. Electrical disturbances Grip
pied telephone and telegraph wires.
Through Open Bridge.
A Wabash railroad passenger train
ran through an open bridge into Bull
Creek. near Randolph. The locomo
tive, the baggage car and the mai
cars fell into the water. A message
from Randolph says several trainmAI
are missing. The accident was caused
| by wash-out.
| At Lincoln, Neb., two inches OF rair
fell last night between the hours Of
and o'clock. In the heart Of the
business district there were four fee,
OF water and cellars were flooded.
At Denton there vas cloudburst
six inches of rain failing In less thar
an hour. Three hundred feet of thu
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy Rail
road track were washed out Farthe
south the storm took the form of ,
tornado.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
4 row STIRRED Up
Southern Representatives Oh
iect to Eating With
A Negro.
CANNON IS APPEALED TO

Washington, D. c.. May 15.-A SEN
sational incident occurred In the
House Office building restaurant yes
terday afternoon. Representative
Dies. Garner, Sims, Chandler and
Stanley, all from the south. were din
ing in the restaurant when W. T. Yer
non, . negro. who is registrar Of the
treasury. entered with . party ol
friends and took a seat near the table
where the southern Representatives
were dining. Representative Dies. who
il from Texas. rose and protested to
the caterer. in charge. saying that No.
groes were not allowed In that place
The caterer. however. didn't interfere
The representatives then rose and lefs
the restaurant In . body. They went
over to the capitol and protested tc
Speaker Cannon. who told them he
would decide later whether or mol
persons, not members Of Congress.
could eat at the House Office BUILDING
restaurant.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
COMPANIES
EXPECT VICTORY
Think Case Now in Federal
Court Win Be Decided
For Them.
CONSIDERED A LONG TIME
UNITED TELEPHONE coMPANY's
PLEA FOR PERMANENT iNJuNc.
TON AGAINST LONG DISTANCE
INTERCHANGE.
CONSIDERED A LONG TIM

Local telephone officials, both OF the
Home company and the Bell company,
believe the induction proceedings in
stituted in the United States District
court at Toledo. affecting both local
companies, will be decided by Judge
Taylor against the plaintiff. the United
States Long Distance Telephone COM
pany.
Judge Taylor has had the matter OF
setting aside the temporary injunction
obtained by the plaintiff. and making
II permanent. under consideration for
several months and while his delay in
announcing his decision IL irritating TO
the local companies. they believe that
the defendants' contentious will be sus.
tanned The United Company is try
ing 70 prevent the independent compa-
nies doing interchange long distance
business with the Bell people.
Il. One of the local officials said this
moruing that 4 Judge Taylor was to
grant permanent Injunction. be
would no doubt have given his decis-
lon long 80. The United States com
pany, proha1ly rsalizing tAs hopeless
ness q - ennteotinn. = no doub,
1parring - ti1ns = tha staAeana1i
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
TROOPS ARE SENT.

Constantinople. May 15.-The
Young Turks are striving to maintain
order in Asia Minor, fearing interven-
ton by the powers should new massa.
cres take place. Eight battalions OF
Redifs nave been sent from Smyrna
TO various ports in SYRIA, as Schefket
Pasha cannot spart regular troops
from the capital
The state OF siege in Constantinople
has been modified as far as Pera il
concerned, but It is still enforced In
Stambonl The inhabitants have been
ordered tomorrow to hand over any
arms they may possess. II they dc
not do so donicilitary visits will take
place These measures are principal
~ directed against Turkish subjects.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
For Second Time on North
Ninth Street Woman
Drives Over Him.
IS PEEvED BY ACCIDENT
ESPECIALLY so WHEN THE FAIR
OCCUPANT OF THE RIG CALLED
BACK TO HIM THAT He SHOULD
BE CAREFUL.

Frank Nuechter, aged street labor
or employed by the city, was this
morning standing in trench on North
Ninth street opposite the Palladium
Office, busily engaged in spading out
dirt. The street Is being macadamized
but it was not blockaded.
Suddenly woman, driving in a
smart looking outfit. hove around the
corner. She drove the horse rapidly
in the direction Of the trench. Nuech-
ter did not see it approach, as he was
bending over getting a spadeful Per
haps IL he had seen the rig approach
he would have kept on with his work,
for he credits drivers-even women
drivers-with having little so-called
horsesense.
Told to Look Out.
"Hey, look out there" yelled the
woman when her horse was within a
few PAGES Of Nuechter. The next sec
ond two wheels OF the rig passed
sQuarely over the small Of his back
exactly in the same place where the
wheels Of another rig. driven by an
other woman. passed over him, about
year ago when working on North
Ninth street, opposite the Waldorf sa.
loon.
After the rig had been safely
bridged over the trench by Nuechter,
its fair and hurried occupant called
back at him that in the future he
should be more careful.
Would You Get Mad?
Would that make you mad, after you
had politely and accommodatingly
played the part Of the human trestle!
1t did Nuechter.
He completely forgot his English
vocabulary and large-sized, awesome
German cuse words issued forth from
his irate lips After insisting that the
street be promptly blockaded, and hif
ultimatum had been carried into exc
cution by Ollie Staub. chauffeur oa
the steam roller. Nuechter indignant
" departed for home.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
SMASAES INTO CURB
Youthful Chauffeur Tried 70
Dodge Push Cart, caus-
ing a Wreck.
JOHN oARNELl INJURED

Roy, the young son Of John Darnell.
was trying to learn to be . chauffeur
yesterday. His father wes With him
and the two were riding on South c.
street. The boy was at the wheel and
tried to turn the corner at Tenth
street. As he rounded the corner he
saw foreigner with a push cart He
tried to avoid the man and In dotna
90 ran into the curbing and smashed
into q tree. Mr.. Darnell was thrown
out and struck the pavement on his
back and shoulders. He vas painfully
bruised but not seriously hurt- The
boy stuck to the steering gear and
was uninjured.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
LAURA tbERSOLE
GETS / DIVORCE
Defendant In Suit Was Held
For DeSertion.

Upon the grounds Of abandonment
and failure to provide. Laura Ebersole
was granted divorce from Charles
Ebersole in circuit court this morning.
The defendant was held under an In
dictment charging wife desertion for
several months. He was not prose-
cuted upon his promise to provide for
his wife and children. 1t was alleged
In the divorce proceedings he had not
done So
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
PHONE REPAIRING
STILL UNDERWAY
Trouble Will Be Remedied
Within 10 Days.

Damage done by the fire and smoke
In the exchange room Of the Home
Telephone building, to the machinery.
has not been entirely repaired as yet.
Two more experts will arrive from the
factory this evening and work at night
in order to have the repairs entirely
completed by the end of next week. II
possible. The companty realises that
the public is much annoyed 1t the In
effective service being rendered. but
promises excellent service again with.
10 the next tan aaYs. --y,x.v,r-e
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
ADVERTISING war
STILL CONTINUES
Merchants Interested Are
Meeting With Success.

The merchanta' committee q the
Commercial Club. which II trying to
ealmina4s ''dead'' advertising schemes
q hAYlng considerable suocsss, The
1tteeis a1Enck On tAs trading
ulamp feeture q advertising has ~.
Uultod n one a the largest dry goods
a(proe cf the city discontinuing tAA
nno of the same. Several smaller
ehants, Il II understood haye also
!, - ~ Gn llAso tl1yI uald
o oo 80 nl1il1lnI Il
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
WILL
NOT SPEAK HERE
Declines With Regret the In
vitation OF the Jeffer-
son Club.
HAS PRESSING BUSINESS
SOME TIME IN THE FUTURE HI
HOPES TO MAKE A00RE88
HERE WHICH WILL Dc HIS
MASTgRPIEcE, He SAYS.

Il have 50 much work before me.
that positively I have no time to pre-
pare IN address, suitable to deliver
at the Jefferson club banquet. TO b
given in your city In June. Just -
soon - the rush % state business -
over and can prepare . good address
I win be glad to address your club
The address I deliver In your city.
want to be my BEST effort. 20 high u
the regard l hold for Richmond"
Such was Q statement made by Gov
ernor Marshall to Charles Beck. ex-
county democratic chairman. yegter-
day evening. when the governor was
called upon at his offlce. Mr.. Narsh-
III spoke natteringiy Of Richmoad
Nave Coed speabtss.
Mr.. Beck expects that state busi-
ness win prevent Governor Marshall
from speaking publicly. untn late IN
the fall or possibly not until next
winter
II IL probable that the Jeffsesoa
canb bancuee win be held in June .
planned Claude Bowers a. TeFrs
Haute, and Frank Herring Of 0outh
Bend Vim be present. Il 10 probable
that l. Ert Slaek q Ffankiin and ssv-
esal otAer lsooing 6omooaaD v1u -
~ ~ IDWGn. ----5s
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
ASSESSORS GATHER

The township assessors gathered at
the court house today for the purpose
of going over the returns. It is be-
lieved an increase in the assessment
will be shown for this year over last
year. The books are not in a shape
for comparative figures to be obtained
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
MONKEY AND DOG
COMPOSED 4 SHOW
Sun Brothers Circus Kicked
On Paying License to
The County.
EXPENSE WAS TOO GREAT
AFTER COUNTY TREASURER HAc
LEARNED "cREATEsT SHOW ON
EARTH" WAS NOT SUCH, Nc
RELENTED HIS PURPOSE.
EXPENSE WAS TOO GREAT

Sun Bros circus had narrow es-
cape from attachment proceedinss 1t
City today. 1t was a ques-
tion Of when is circus not q circus,
the county treasurer, sheriff and depu-
ty sheriff being mixed In with the
manager of the concern for good meas
ure. When it became known at the
court house this morning that a cir
Gus was to be held at Cambridge City,
there was bustling about in the
treasurer's Office No license had
been taken out and according to tho
law, every circus must pay for the
privilege OF exhibiting In the county.
Sheriff Notified.
The sheriff was notified, and tele-
phoned at once to his deputy, Dan
Drischel, at Cambridge. Dan scented
a killing and was on the trail at once.
He hunted up the manager. The
show had been advertised as 4 big ~
fair. Locally 1t was understood to be
an eight car attraction. 1t was Ger
tainly believed to be worth the IL
cense fee After Drischel had notified
him he was up against the county's
charge, the manager Of the circus has
tened to a telephone. He wanted 20
talk to the county treasurer. The
show had not been In the custom a
paying county licenses and in fact the
manager did not know Of such . thing
Yes, We charge license In this
county and you'd better pay or there
will be no show today" the county
treasurer told the manager.
Can't Assord to Pay.
well, but surely you don't charge
q show like this. do you? Why We
can't afford to pay" responded the cir
Gus official.
What kind Of . show have YOU
asked the treasurer.
And then the manager Of the big
gest and best mastodonic prodnctiou
ever offered under canvas- responded
%. not much We only have onl
monkey and dog"
Thereupon the treasurer decided 1,
would be Z shame 70 inalst end oul
OF the Kindness q his hasrt peGnifnst
tAe Sum Bros. ogganiunxina - alip
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
ne MADE EFFORT
PHONE mrs. TAFT
But the Mans Actions Caused
His Arrest.

Alexandria. Va. May 1A-Repeate1
efforts on the part OF Ellis 3. Rossen.
q former New York school teacher. to
reach Mrs. Taft, wife of the president.
over the long distance telephone. Gre
ated 4 suspicion as to his sanity and
finally landed him In the Alexandra
police station. pending Investigation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
ARCHITECT ITTMtR
STILL RETAINED
viii Supervise Construction Of
High School.

Architect Ittmer Of st. Louis. who
prepared the plans for the new high
school building in this city will cootin-
ue to act in the capacity Of cous1lting
architect until the building is COM
pleted. Supt. T. A. Mott stated that
Mr.. Ittmar would be In the city at var
ious times to oversee the progress be-
ing made.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
BELATEO REPORT
OF POLICE DEPT.
IS FINALLY GUT
Superintendent Staubaoh and
Sergeant Little Show the
Work Of the Officers During
Past Year.
TOTAL 743 ARRESTS
WERE MADE IN CITY.

Orunks While Ninety Were
Pmched for FightiNg-li.
quor Violations Are Few.
Somewhat hate. but still in time Tor
the annual report Of the cootroalee.
the report Of the police department
for the year 1908 has been prepared
by Supt. Staubach and Bailiff Little.
Just why this report was not prepared
at the end of the year has not been
explained and the only surmioo 10
that the former heads OF the depart
ment had not contemplated their -
moval 40 the result os the oct Of the
last legislature placing the appointivo
power in the hands of the mayse.
The report shows = total Of 7A3 -.
rests were made during the yer.
This number was divided auoog oo0s
nifty causes but public intoxicat1oa
was easily In the fore. There we're
2s7 drunks arrested. The number
of convictions was not kept. bat the
number would b within seven Of ~
total. A few miners were taken In
on the charge. II has beea the custom
OF the city osurt - dixmiss s1oA eAaf.
ges against minors u0oa tAe roco0-
menda&ion of the proesou1sr Win .
reprimand - the .ofIsadsr. II . d.
missal were not sscuRed snsDsaAsl
sentence has been awarded fae Arse
loffeases
Nisssy Assssst osssa
Pusilistic tsndencses weso Aisps1yoo
by 30 offenders. This number q ar.
rests appears On the record book. bue
the number Of convictions vaS not -
large Some Of the cases were oerjeuo
but others were OF such q trifling M
ture that the police did not nke - NJ
jterfere. In . large number of instan-
Ices the fighters were under the tnf1u-
ence Of liquor whea they eagaesd ID
the hostilities.
The tendency to take other peyoo0S
property was possessed By - malfoc-
tors. They were arrested aAd cAare
ed with petit larceny. There was but
one case Of grand larceny during the
year The circuit court Was called mp
ON to preside in several Of the larcsay
cases. The prosecuting attorney Dro-
lferred to file the affidavits h he
J higher court rather than the city
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
]. HAIsLEY REMOVED

James Hafsley. the aged man who
has been retained at the county jail
as an insane patient has been removed
to the home OF his daughter. Hais.
ley's mind Is deranged There was nj
place at the Jail e give him proper at-
tention. It il mot expected As<will
survive very long q his condition 4
very weak.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
have DEGREE WORK

-Four candidates were given the frst
rank work 1t the meeting Of Triumph
lodge, Knights OF Pythias. last even
ing.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-12-04
GOING AWAY
DR.. Darrin Announces Leav-
ing Walla Walla First
of Next Week.
Positively the Last Chance to Consult
This Successful Specialist

Only a few days more remain for
the afflicted of this vicinity to avail
themselves of the skilled services of
the well known specialist, DIR. OAR
rim, who has announced that he will
positively close his offices in the Hotel
State next Sunday, Dec. 5th, and re-
turn to his head office on the Sound
where he is permanently located.
1t is not by any means too late to
have free consultation and to treat
with DR.. Darrin, for the reason that
he has a successful method of home
treatment for those who have been
unable to place themselves under Of
flee treatment, whereby the suffering
may be favored with his latest modes
Of cure, which in many instances give
instantaneous relief and soon effect
a permanent restoration to health
which includes building up and reor-
ganizing the whole constitution. I'm
der this system of treatment the doc
tor keeps in constant touch with his
patients by correspondence until each
case is cured.
No matter what the nature of the
disease or ailment, no man or woman
should hesitate longer to avail them
selves of the advice or services of this
successful specialist