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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-03-13
IA0UISITIVE OLD GOAT
IS A GASOLINE TORCH
SOAKED BY ANGRY CHAUFFEUR,
BILLY BUTTS AUTO WHEEL
AND STRIKES FIRE.

New York.-Billy, an old goat who
has become familiar figure to auto.
mobilists who pass through Livingston,
got himself on fire the other after.
noon. Billy has been a chronic loafer
about James Mendel's garage and
repair-shop and has acquired an ardent
appetite for cast-off tires. This pro
pensity has tempted him to nibble at
tires on wheels, the result being that
he has caused several explosions.
AT three p. m. an auto stopped at the
garage and the chauffeur said he
wanted gasoline. Billy began to snoop
about the car. The driver kicked at
the goat when Billy tried to chew a
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-03-13
This Cat Came Back.

Darby, Pa.--Three times within a
week Richard Purdy. Main street
grocer, gave his unwelcoma cat away
TO persons living at distance-the
farthest IL miles-and as often the
cat came back"
Then Purdy put pussy With three
bricks in a bag, tied the mouth OF that
receptacle. cast the squirming bur
den into the depths of Darby creek,
and came home, exclaimlng:
well, I've got rid of that pesky cat
at last"
AS he entered the house, however
pussy, wet to the skin and presenting
sorry appearance, but very much
alive, was sitting under the stove lick
ing her sides dry.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-03-13
The
Appren-
tiCe
System
By JOHN s. H0DGS0N.
Civil Engineer.

growing long Of apprenticeship with
naturally resulting disposition abandon trade mperfecty
other methods disappointing survival of the vu
conce by President Eliot of Harvard his inaugural
address nearly years ago. "tha Yankee his hand
thing"
would idle however regard this the sole
the principal factor the decay of system under which armies
Of skilled and craftproud" workmen formerly recruited
will the search for remedial if it be
breakdown of the apprentice SYSTEM though
degree be recorded of European countries In Great
Britain excellent results have been achieved the from system
night Much their has
of evening study and daily worthe latter
bringing average the
necessity, OF what is furnished by the former.
be doubted whether the full
methods of industrial training however admirable
themselves through application
filing the ranks of labor
dignity of labor taking practical diverting
present rotop desk
$ a condition well worthy of united
in a country showing many <A NJ
signs drifting away from the lofty zoz-% S%v]<.o
ideals OF its founders. II
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-03-13

We would be pleased to have our read
ers, and the public generally, send in
such items of news as may come under
their observation, sLch as births, deaths,
marriages, goings and comings, etc.
Many things transpire that we may over
look, hence we ask you to assist us in
this matter that we may be able to pub
lish ALL the news.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-03-13

LOCAL MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.
From South 700 p. m.
MAILS CLOSE
Going South SIS a. m
STAR ROUTES.
Mails arrive from Penrose and
way at II 100 a. m.
Mails leave for Penrose and
way at | 100 p. m.
Mails arrive from Stone and
way at $50 p. m.
Mails leave for Stone and way
at $50 a. m.
Office hours from a. m. to 8 p. m.-
Eva c. Wilcox,
Postmaster.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-03-13

Tie relative paucity of skilled artisans,
adopting as their lifes vocation particu-
lar handicraft offering possibilities of pro-
motion as foremen or superintendent,
stands in strong relief against the large
number of highly trained youths turned
out every year by American technical in
stitutes.
AS regards the latter feature, the
steady addition to the ranks of graduates
in applied science evidences satisfactory
recognition of the necessity of comprehen-
sive specialization-to use an apparent con-
tradiction in terms. On the other hand,
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-03-13
Mo Money for Food.

she-Did you keep the last fast
day?
Hell did. had note fall due on
that day.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-03-13
nmZH#m2

Woman can only reason up to certain
point, after which she "sees blind" or, in
other words, loses sight of the question at
issue.
If the perfect mind were appraised at,
say 100 points, and the average mind at so,
it would be found that the ratio of practi-
cal-mindedness in these two figures would
be respectively 80 and IS. With woman
sentimentality would take the place of prac-
tical-mindednes in similar ratios, the re-
suit being that, to an ordinary political or
sociological or economic problem, wom-
an with a perfect feminine mind could
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-03-13
Woman
Can
Not
Reason
By DR.. EDGAR HOFFMAN.
German Scientist

bring only per average
looks bad for suffering suage
usually intellect
plying knowledge experience but simply making hapazard
shots intuition And when shows
and consistent intellectually may asserted positively that
ascxua the ordinary attributes of love that characterize
ordinarily constituted women
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
3tttstpu.

- Dn @beleuten William Yabt uon
Hepuolhs StruBe 1T Elm SObnlein 9es
boreu worbsn.
- Die Yhbauiite Stride on @burh
uno Butter StraBen wuroe 9elteru
Mor9en 3 llbr burt Seuer SeritOrt.
Wiau ihdet Den Serluit auf $22. 900.
- Der SatpOiO BREEDER gu NuOca.
Gissntbum pon Robertion & Yam BON
WioOiic, Der felt feds WtOuuten nidt iu
Setrieb mar. brannte 9eltern abeno
balb 9 llbr nierer uno Der ShaOeu bes
trdst 100000.
= Durt elm BON bem Sriidenbod
Der Butter 3ede iallenoes 6elsitiid
wuroe Der unten auf bem .. & 8. Sc
leiie ssbenbe. % Sabre alte Sames
98alfer pom Der Oberen Uilliam StraBe
seitern SOrmittas sstObtet.
- Beulab g., bic 6k Sabre alte
Godter Der @bslsuts 9Billiam Ssllriesel
pom 8aibiuston Terrace, erla9 Conn.
tas giaft nu6 furSer &ranfbeit Der
Salsbrdune uno wuroe 9eitern, na6
einem Eraueroienit In Der oeutihen
lutb. ct. Beters Stride, i'm 8riebbOi
Der @emeinOe bei9eiest.
- Gbomas WialOnsg, Der erite Sta
pOr Don PittstOn, Der iib gum Seiu6
leinsr To9ter in SCRANTON befano unb
an Der 9un9euent3iinouns ertrantte, 1T
cerielben am Otontas 0for9en erlesen.
Die 2sibe murbe am sleiben Gage nah
leiner 8obnuns an Oioro Wiain StraBe
9ebra6t, pon mo- aus bic Seiiesun9
beute eriOlst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
Suumpre.

= Die S6iiler uno Sebrer nabmen
am Wtontas bon Der neuen 9oAidule
8eiit. Die @inri6tuus lit nod ni6t
uollitGnois, mas aber ben unterri6tss
gang nidt fort.
= Die bieiise SeuerWebr wuroe am
Montas sweimaI alarmirt, suerit na6
Der @sorse Marine BObnnu9 an Wias
biion ape., unb ipGter na6 Der Spencer
Simball 0obnuns an @arren StraBe.
SIS sslaus in beiben 6dllen, bic Slam.
men Su l6iden, ebe weiterer SdaOen
angeri6tet mar.
= SIM 8erlaufe elmer Sodleit in
Der 8obnun9 Der Sraut. Gnna Se9siib
BON Drinfer StraBe, Die am Sams
flag gia6mittas nit SObn Propifip
pon GaplOr perbuuoen Durbe. entitano
unter ben anmeienben mdnnlideu
@Giten cine Seiterei, Die oamit ens
bette, baB @owarb 8eruosfp BON Sport
0ia ermorbet warb. @lf WtGnner mos
ren an 6em Streit betbeili9t unb Iiir
cine Diitan, Don bier 8lods bieben iie
auieinanoer los, bis an Der @de BON
@ibtons unb PrOspeet Strabsn Der.
nostD cine Stidwunbe ins Ser3 srbiett
unb sntieelt 3ur @rbe fiel. dad Der
@ntbedune bes @rmorbeten. Der segen
einsn 3ann Tag, beiddftiste iid bic $50.
li,si nit bem Sau unb bate bis Mits
ternadt SwOlf Sercddtise in Daft &C.
nommsn, unter bieien aud 5raut PopO.
iii, ben man ais ben WiOrber betra6tet.
SOnntas wurben iiebs1 Der Serbafteteu
fir elm weiteres 8erbSr bem @efdnsnis
iiberwieien. Wiebrsre berielben baben
Duuoeu, Die fie i'm 8erlauf bss Sras
males erbielten. Bei Der am Wtontas
0ia6t absebaltenen 9eidenidau ieitens
bes @orOners ergab es lid) burh rnebrere
3eusen. OaB @eOrss 9Obcapdidid, elmer
Der iisbsn in 9uft befinoli6en Manner.
Der WiOrber lit; elmer Oer .3eusen fab
ben Wtorb unO Der anoere bemerfts, wie
Der WiOroer oas blutise Nteiier in ben
Shuse mari. @aspur Bolt purbs In
gerbinouns nit Osm 6all aud Dem Sc,
iansniB iibermieien. na6bem es iid er.
3eben, OaB er 8ernosfp feitbislt, pabr.
mo CT erbol6t wurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
6riminalaeri6t.

Sreb. gBeinB. Der iid beS Oiebitabls
eines reberrodes i6ulSis befunnte, er.
bielt elm Sabr @sidnsniB. @r bot idou
friber wesen einem gteiben Serseben
einen Termin In elmer 6eformanitalt
ab9cieien.
Sobn 8orman, Der llnterfleioer aus
@rauman's 2aoen seitOblen bate, be-
fam Suerlt Elm Sabr @efdu9niB, ieOod
wanoslte ipdter ber Ri6ter iein llrtbeiI
in einen Germin in Der Geformi6ule
I'M. sS5Ysgs
glnSrem SinetSfg, Der Die @elbipinoe
in Der 8lo6e 8irtbibaft nm 5 erlei6'
terte, enttam init flint WlOnaten Sc
fan9uiB.
Sames auinn uuo @owaro Seott,
Die 6. 8. Dougbertp UNI mebrere slrti'
fel beitableu, euttamen nit ie orei Wto'
natsn SefGusuib.
@abrisl 6ioriltu pom 9ioro Seranton,
nel6er am %. giopember ben Soc Bass
cu3si ermorbete, wuroe gu Sebn Sabren
3uhtbans uerurtbeit, uadbem er ii6
Oes GObtidluss idulOis befaunt battle.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
SpSe Iarf Wotisen.

= Wii6aet Wfans BON Sloan Bat9
brad Dor eini9en 2asen beim Sarrens
fOppsln ben redten Grm.
- gls Sames s. giattD BON 2727
Sadion Strase 9eitern in Der Gontinen'
tai 3sde our6 einen @auswes sins.
fam CT NIT einem eleftriihen Draft In
Seribruus unb Der Sdla9 t6otete ibn
auf Der Steue.
Beter @oreD unb 6os Stephens,
Die angeblif ben @lias SOiicla BON
g8eit 9adamanna auemie ansriiien unb
nm einen sOtbenen Rins uno s29 Saar'
oelo beraubteu. beitanben Samitas Elm
8erb6r uno mnbten bann fiir ibr 9es
ridtli6es Grideinsu ie $500 Siir9idaft
ftellen.
- 8iIiam u. @roper, Sermalter
bes @atslp & SSitseralb Snitallment9e'
ihdites an gtoro Wtain slpenue, mel6er
Der Sirma 81 ,S47 unteri6lus. mas er
,usab, wuroe am Donnerita9 einem
BerbOr unterporIen uuo bann fir iein
seriAtli6es @ri6einen unter $4,000
8hrsiduft seitellt. @roper mill ben
Seblbetras 3uriideritatten, ebe iein Sall
Dor bic @eihmorenen fommt.
- Der Stalieuer Soiepb Marsotta,
metdsr Der SSrau WtarD Stason BON
Caledonia, u. o., bierber SefOlst mar,
murbe Sreita9 uerbaftet, we9en nnor'
oentlidem 8etrassn nm $40 beitraft
unb auf bic 9lntlase. bic Sran nit bem
COB beorobt 5u baben, fir lein 9eridt'
li6uides @riheinen unter 5 800 Siir9s
ldaft seitellt. Wtarsotta's 3iebesbewers
bunssn wurben bon Der Srau ab9elpieien
uno er motlte baben. baB iie init ibm
burhbreune ODER er wiiroe iie t6oteu.
-Serr Gbriitian Sdillinser. Der bis
ber Die glufIibt iiber bic Oampileltnn9
Der Sumpton 3e6e fHbrte, fiirsli6 aber
gum SuperintenOenten aller Dampfleits
unsen Der aadawannaG ompanie ernannt
murce, lit uon isinen bisberisen @enoi'
fen am Disnitas abeno in linniser uHo
ebrenoer 8eiie iiberrai6t worben, inoem
fe ibn nit elmer 9Oloenen 2aihenubr
unb feline Srau init elmer biibiden Quilt
beldenften, nobel aud perifiebene an'
Ipra6en sebalten WurOeu. Sin 9unheon
beidlOB Die PrdIentation.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
Bilfes. sarre ssa6ridten.

- Sinter Der SOlleubad 3ehe fano
man Sonntas sIbeno Die pertoblte 9ei4e
eines Wianuss auf bem @ulmbauien.
= SIM alter BON 80 Sabren ueritarb
pOrlsstsu Dienitas 6rau 9enrg S6mieO
nad furssr Sruntbeit. Der @atte uno
swsi Sobne iiberleben lie.
- Der M6rSsr Bruno 8Ouegaro,
Der Dor eini9en NOdeu oabier ben CHAR
les Sorooora tGotete, wurOe am Done
uerltas iduloi9 beIunoen uno 3u smans
zig Sabren 3udtbaus uerurtbeilt.
= Sor IA Wionaten CAB Die bier
wobnbafte SSrau Bernard 3millin9en
oas 2eben unb am 8reitd3 nerireute" iie
ibreu @atten abermals NIT 3mlllin9en.
Die srltsren Iino WtGOden, Die lesteren
Snaben unO alle iino bel gutter @elunOs
belt.
- Serr Satob Heinbart. Elm DOblbe'
fainter osutl6er Siir9er bieier Staot,
ltarb am Sreitas ua6 eiuer Sranfbeit
uon orei Wo6eu uno nuroe am Wton'
tag besraben. @s iiberleben ibn fiinf
ainrsr; Die 6ruu sius tbm Dor Subress
frilt i'm 5ooe poraus.
- Die @ountD @OmmiHGre uon Su'
serne batten oas 9liieBmeut fir Sohlen
auf $67 felt9eisst uno cas 9eriht reou'
sirte Oieis 8ertbubidGeun9 anf $59
per ader. OaS lit Elm untcrIhieb uou
einem Dollar per ader 3wiiheu SnSernt
uno Vadawauna @ountp. mo Die Rihter
oas 9llie6ment uon 500 aut $50 oer
2lfer bcrabiseten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
Npro Scrautpn.

= Der 16 Sabre alte SEQ. 9eneban
uon Belt Martst StraBe Wurbe am
Samitas nabs Der Wiarfet ctr. 8reu,.
uns pom einem Sadawanua 3us setrof'
fen, als ct pom einem 3use uno bireft
Dor einen anoeren iprans. @r lag cine
seitlans bewuBtlOs auf Der @roe unb cts
bOlte iid ipater seniisenb, I'M iid beim
su idleppen. als Der arSt eintraf, mar
iein 3uitano Elm 9rauireHoer unb es
marb beiiirdtet, OaB er innerlid usr'
lest iei.
- Der 81 Sabre alte @illiam @uans
BON 9iew Yorf StraBe, Elm laneiabri.
ger StraBenbabn @onoufteur. wuroe
am Wiontag Otorsen al Safamanna
aueuus bur9 einen plOsliden Hud BON
isinem 8abupassn ab9eidlsuoert unb
lanoete nit 9Sudt auf bem PfIaiter;
er purbe blutiiberitr6mt nah bem Staat
Soipitat seuommen, mo man anBer
bOien Sdnittmunoen am 9Opf aud
einsn SAdbelbruh feititellte: Sein gu.
ftanb mar Sur .3eit Elm fragliaer.-
= Sin iiberbei;ter Sfen ueruriadte'
Dienlta9 9ia6t in Dem boppelten 9Sohn
haus on Seroinan6 StraBe. @igentbum
bes Sobn ealoto uno Wiidasl Soiows'
IN, eineu Brauo, metder balielbe mits
Iammt Snbalt 3erit0rte. eiuen Sdaben
BON etma SO, 500 anrihteno. Der Soft.
sdnser Sobn Salensfp, Der $3.50 In iei.
nem Solfer pernabrt bate, muBte BON
smsi Boli,iften nit @ewalt baran pers
binbert merben, in bas brennenbe Sc
bdube gu Oringen, um feline Saari4aft
III retteu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
Gine nneriuartete Nnf=
rdumnrg ton SrOnen
fai0ionablen s6nbeit.

gpir hatteu Dor Wohenfriit nod feline
ghnung, oa6 mir bieIen Sertaul abbal'
ten miiroen, aber bic neuen nno inner
marteten 9lnfiinite BON Sriihlln9smaas
rem hGuien iih tG9lt OIL nno MIR mrl'
rem auIrdumeu. nm Jlaum su ihaffen,
leiten bober bieien Safauf ein, Der ole
9an,e Mo6e anhalten wiro.
= Ole SerabieeunSen limb nn9emOhH'
lin lhari unO Die Naaren lammtll6
pon unierem portrelili6en HInterpor'
ratb- feline 0lsits nuO @noen-feine nltt
aetpiinihten Stple. gllle Wiulter uon
Sei6idter unb 9ewilIcnbaIter Sduban'
fertigung.
gdwar,e Sib SduBe Silt Sranen;
225 Iaale In bieler 6artie. an9efertist
pon Ieinem DOnaOla Sib, NIT SnopIen,
Sfniireu uuo Ylu6er Stglen; @rOBen
% bis s, infer orisinaler 81 uno 81 80
@hub. gSdbreuo oieies ipeSlellen Ser'
iauies bas Baar. S1.49.
s400 Shlitti6ub Shube. s2 90
@tma rs Yaare uOn bielen tleiolamen
Sdlitti6ub Shuben fir Srausn (;
ithmar, uno tan; idnere WaHeroihte
Soblen; Yluder S6nitt. nit 6iemen
uno Shualleu. @benfalls 40 Baare
ertra bobe 0iapoleOn Shnitt Shubs !;
aeldmad,uolle Spisen uno Sueoe oben /;
alle nette tans NIT einiabenl3eben Elm
Observation-Disclosures $500 @rao. Ser'
fauispreis oas 8aar, $3.50.
So uuo $3.50 Shube. $1.90- 800
Baare pon ieinen Dou9ola Sio, Sun
Oietal uno Yateut Colt 0aut Shnbe
fir Srouen. StDe i6lie6en ein Die bO'
ben Oiapoleons in anOpfeu unb Slnter
Stplen, militGriIhe slbIdse. @benfalls
Die rcsuldr ssidnittenen 96ube in BEN
aleiten Seoer, mIlitGriihe. cubanlite
Hno nieoriae gbiGse. 8u6pfe. Shnur
uno Slu6er SIple. SertauTspreis,
S1.90.
isaibionable Stiefel-Stgle. wel6e
on ben ieinen @elhmad Der Sranen ap'
pslliren fIeiOiame ihwarSe Sneoe
Snopi Stieiel; iebr nett uno itgltld
uniere original So Sraoe, jsst nur
$3.50.
Batent geoer Stisfel-S Ssbr feline
Gffsfte fir Elm ieinss Sleio ooer Soltiim.
Snopf Stgl nit mei6en Salb obsn. So
Qualitdt fir $3.50.
ssranen Shub Departement - 9anpt
Slur-linfs binten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
500 8elpbuuna. sIOO.

Die etfsr bisfr 3tituue Bsrbtn ii6 frsusn,
su trfabrsu, hnb ss psuiattns cine ssfIir6-
istt aranlbsit gisbt. peht bic gBifsnitafi
In al ibun Stuftn ~ bttltn I'M Siunpt IN
Sall's aaiarrb. Sur II bic sn,iat itst ber
Sr,ilifsn griitrfdaft btfannte pOiitips Sur.
Slatarrb srfprbsrt ale sint 9Onlituiipnefrant.
belt tins epnfitutiOnsls 8sbanpluns. Saa's
Sntarrb Sur pirb innnlih asnpmmtn unh
pirft eirsft auf bas 9lut unb bic Ibtsimiesn
Sbtr1G6eH brs Splfsms, papurb bic 8ruub-
Iass nn RraHibsit jnifUrtnb unb hsm ga.
trntfn araft sebsne, tupsm ie bic Gpuiitiu.
ton hte aDrprre auftdut uHb btr 9atur In
ibrtm Wsrfe biIft. Die eissuibimu babtu
70 pisI 8trtrausu iu tbrsn SsiIf 6ftsn, bab lis
tinbunesrt Dollars 9fIpbuune fir tsbtn 8al
anbisisH, ben fis ju furi tn ptrftblt ea6t
gu6 cine eiifs pun 3fusnilIsH frmmsn. Man
ahrtitt;
3. 3. gbtnep& s. 6 o., 5eIsbe, o.
- 8nfauft peu alien Apotbtftru 75f.
Saa's Gamilisu pilIfn Fne bic bsfffu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
Deutf9s 8rieftifte.

Sarrp Drumming, 6ranf @rnit,
SSrau Ot. @rubner, u. Z. @iinitsr,
5rau Sra 9ad, @briitian Sanieu,
u. 6. 6anIeu, Selen SacOb,
Srau0ermannS Solution. Anna 2tr6,
8rof. pc. .Siuoer, 9iidolaus Sleilt
Yalentin Suc, Wfiua yorman,
Srant lWtaun, Soreu3 Wfoller,
6rau@tiiabetbWiiirt, Charles 81,
aoam Rambat, Yhilip Toiar,
Srau Sdiffer, Thomas Shomr,
Otto Sput,, 6. VI. @olfe,
sSrau'9. so. Tanner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
Die @lap Stiles gBobuuns an

Die @lan Stilcs gBobnung an
UtOuroe auenue wurbe 3wiiheH 2 nnb
9 llbr am Samitas BON einsm @inSrins'
ling beiudt unO nm btei DiamaHtrinss
i'm @eiammtpsrtb BON 5000 beftcblen.
Der 9erl burhitOberte bas 9ans, lieB
aber anbere Bertbiahen lie9en.
Gnnoncirt I'M ,Wohenblatt.@ .
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04

gGas Gin arbciter iagt. Serr aus.
8olf aus Smitbfielo. 1eras, ihreibt: ::
sd babe alle Die BON mir beitellten
BrObe1aiheu gllpentrduter' 8lutbeleber
bis aui cine sebraudt. Sd litt idref.
li6 am Hbeumatismus, ipe,iea in ben
@slenfeu. uno mein san3es 9eben mar
nur elm miierables Dalein. 9lne Sranf.
belt 1T jest ueri6wunoen unO i'd sebe
mieber nit Sersniisen Sur slrbeit. Sd
babe cine sanje Wiense MeoiSinen obne
allen @rfOls sebraudt. unO barum batte
i'd aud iebr weni9 3utrauen su oieier
Wiebisiu. uber id iesue ben Gag, an
wsldem i'd alpentrauter Stutbsteber
beitellt babe"
9as @ebeimniB bes @rfol9es bieiss
alten Srauter Seilmittels lie9t in Der
Gbatiade. oaB ss alle llureini9feiten aus
Dem Spitem entfernt. einidleBlib Der
0arniaure, Der anerfannten llrla6e oes
Tbeumatismus. dur elm HeiuItat 1T
mDsli6 @eiunbbeit. Srasen sic niht
in slpotbefen nufl Dem glpenfrduters
Blutbeleber. Dort lit er nidt Su baben.
@r miro ben 2euten oireft burh Spe3ials
a9entsn perabfolst. @eseu weitersr @ins
,etbeiten i6rsibe man an Die alleinisen
@isentbamer, Dr.Peter 6abrnep&Sons
Co.. 112-11s SOutb 9Opne suenue,
@bica9o, 81.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-12
At the Palace.

1.-THE Pay Car" to be presented at
the Palace theater Monday and Tues
day, Is a realistic subject illustrating
the life of locomotive engineer and
an incident in which the engineers
wife saves the pay car from being
wrecked. Engineer Byrnes reports for
his run. but finds his fireman drunk.
They have fight and the fireman is
discharged by the superintendent, who
arrives upon the scene. He departs
the fireman learns that Byrnes is to
take out the pay-car, and plans to
wreck 1t. Byrnes Is called to duty at
a time when the sickness of his child
demands his presence at home, but he
bids his wife an affectionate goodbye
and hastens to take out the pay-car.
The plotters are at work cutting the
telegraph wires, but are discovered by
the engineers wife. who follows them.
at station and the employees receive
their envelopes, and the train goes on
toward a lonely cut where danger
awaits it, The wreckers are placing
Iobstructions on the track when the
engineers wife comes up behind them
and waves her red shawl as danger
signal to the approaching train. She
is overpowered by the wreckers and
carried away. But the engineer has
seen the warning and stopped the
train in time. Getting down from his
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-12
Pleasing and Satisfactory.

"The Red Mill" musical comedy
the Gennett theater yesterday after
noon and evening by an excellent
company, and was pleasant relief
from the low class melodrama effect
of the evening before. A bevy Of pref
ty girls, strong cast and some ex-
cellent voices made UP play that
pleased every one who attended. The
stage settings were new and attract
i've. The music was very catchy and
of the whistling kind. Although the
play is an old one and has been here
before it is always good and was de-
serving of larger attendance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-12
CHAPMAN SOUVENIRS
Australian Newspapers Praise
The Work of Former Rich.
mond Evangelist
IS TURNING CROWDS AWAY

Following the initial successes of
Evangelist Rev. Wilbur Chapman, a
former Richmond resident and Mr.
Charles Alexander, leader in the song
service, assisted by Mr. Ernest Naftz-
ger, son of Rev. and Mrs. Leslie
Naftzger, formerly OF this city. but now
of Muncie, in Australia, the Christian
papers of that country published the
most beautiful souvenirs ever prepar-
ed as result of an evangelistic move
ment
Prof. s. A. Thompson of this city,
who accompanied Mr.. Chapman and
his party for several weeks as press
agent. during their tour or Canada and
the East, has received two OF the
souvenir publications. No higher
compliment could have been paid the
Rev. Mr.. Chapman and Mr.. Naftzger,
than that paid them in these souvenir
publications Practically the entire
issue is devoted to their work and its
benefits.
The Rev. Wilbur Chapman and hia
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-12
New York Theatrical Season
Promises TO be Attractive

are to be made this season. Nor does
it take into account the successes of
last year that will still remain on the
stage. Other plays that will be pro-
duced, but which are not yet ready
for rehearsal, are: THE Commuters"
by James Forbes: "The Ghost Break
ers," by Paul Dickey and Charles w.
Goddard; "The Barbarians," by Edgar
Eelwyn and Thomas Mallard; The
Natural Law" by Howard Hall; "The
Child of Destiny" by Sydney Rosen-
field; "The Meddlers," by Laura Mel
son Hall; ''The Inner Shrine" by an
unnamed author; 'Rebecca of Sunny
brook Farm by Kate Douglas Wig
gin; 1.-The Thunderbolt," by Arthur
Wing Pinero; ''The Fires of Fate" by
Arthur Conan Doyle; "The Scandal"
"Arsene Lupin," Chains" Mrs. Dot, "
THE Great Mrs. Galloway" Smith, /"
Making a Gentleman" For a Wom-
an" by Paul Armstrong; "The Saddle
Maker" by Edward ]. Locke; THE
Intruder" by Thompson Buchanan:
For Better for Worse" and Esther
Frear," Cleveland Moffet; THE Deliv-
erer," by Louis N. Parker; "The Or
DEAL" by John Loughlan, and "A Lit.
tie Brother of the Rich" by ]. NJ Pat
terson.