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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

MA mularska.W druglel rece.
Szczatki WiadysfaWa
.Warnehkczyks;aa..
Pisma krajowe otrzymaiy
wiadomo6c 2 Warny, ze cd.
kryto tam gr6b W1adys}awa
Warne1czyka, " kt6rym u
trzymal sic szkjelet kr6la- bo-
hatera. w sprawie tel pisze
"Slowo Polskie":: J.
Wiadomo6c otr2ymana przez
mas 0 znalezieniu pod Warna
szkieletu kr6Ia W}adys}awa
Warne6czyka, pochodzi cd
znanego pisarza j oryentali-
sty Jana Grzegorzewskiego,
mieszkajacego obecnie " So
fiji:
Wiadomosc ia zakomuni-
kowana jus Jest podobno sfe-
rom, ktore zajac sic tenn win
ny, ably te drogocenne SEGA
tiki, znalazly pomieszczenie
" naszym Zamku krolewskim
ma Wawelu. Wegrzy, kt6rych
Wladys}aw Warnefczyk by}
p.anujacym7, ME: moga jakl:
sic zdaje, zaprzeczyc Polsce
prawa posiadania relikwii sy-
ma Jagielly. Dowody, ze zna-
.lezione ko6ci naleza do kr6-.
Ia W}adyslawa, So jak u
trzymuje p. Grzegorzewski
- peWne. OczvWlScio bada-
MIA historyczne musialyby.
te rzecz t vierdzi6- History
cy tel epoki beda mogli wy
dac odrazu opinie co do pra-
wdopodobie6stwa tego Cd
krycia. P~rzypominamy sooie,
20 istnieje tradycya, zwiaza-
ma 2 Warne6czykiem, jako-
by brak}o mu cd uradzenia
jednego palca, i ten szczeg6l
nrs0vYH -. 00I1N0 ~ - nh m JrS@I1f
r.A
800
"faoysfaw WarhenczyK
% roku i4o4 krol POI
SKI 20 smlerc' cesarza ~
:, = foku - =
: siau'=ha = ArpauoW,
.glnal Y oltWle lorkanl
pod Warna roRu -:
is'nle'a mccoy kronikami
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16
'Wyludnienie Francl,,yi.
Echo de Paris pisze::

,,EIl,c,lh[lot, de i, ,1 Paris l Ip s.
Revue Hebdomadaire' "
jednym 2 artykul6w porusz,a
spraWe, kt6ra zadnemu Fran
.cuzowi, majacemu Y sercu
choc troche milosci ojczyzny,
obojetna bye ME moze.
JUL sam tytu} artykulu1
z1owrogie ma brzmienie::
,Wyludnienie Francyi." Au-
torem jest Alfred de Foville,
cz1onek Instytutu, czlowiek
bezpartyjny, many ekopomi-
sta, : kt6rego powaga liczaa
sic dis wszyscy. Kocnstatuje
on, ze " roku 1907, 2 kt6-
rego ostatnie statystyki SO
znane, liczba vypadk6w
smierci przeniosla Q 10000
liczbe narodzin: $4,000 ma
7774,000l ITO tax" m6wi
autor ,,jakbySmy straci]i
Gale miastol" Z1o do tego.
czasu w7lzmoglo sic. w ME-
|kt6rych rejestrach urodzin
swieca puste bale karty.
Zgroza przejmuje, .gdy sic
to czyta, DO to brzmi, jak
wyrok smierci. P~rzypominaja
sic slowa Roosevelta: ,,Nar6d:
W kt6rym kobiety obawiaja
sic macierzy6stwa, jest naro-
dem skaza6c6w." Do sczego
dojdziemy "a lat 20? Ziemia
nasza zyzna, bogata, kwitna-
ca, a wyludniona jakaz PREY
meta sic stanie ola ludzkiej
~chciwoScil Francya, kt6ra
ME chce 6mierci w krwawej
wojnie, smierci tel poddaje'
sic bernie wsr6d powolnego.
zwyrodnienia. !.
w roku 1902 ~nadzwyczajna
komisya parlamentarna zo.1
stala ~powo}ana do zbadania
przyczyn i wyszukania srod.
k6w ma z1o, kt6re wykazaly
statystyki. ?. Foville, jake.
-czlonek komisyi, ~opowiada
jej historye. 20 roku zanie-
chano zwolywac posiedzenia.
,,Brak ma to pieniedzy', to-
maczono sic, a jednak rad
odrzucil dumnie ofiare ma
ten eel doktora Javala. Praw-
dopodobnie liczyl w6wczas
ma 6w slaWetny miliard kon-
gregacyi, kt6ry mia} bye
obr6cony, pr6cz tego, ma
emerytury robotnicze.
Zreszta co ma te kleske|
poradzic mogla komisya eko-
nomrist6w? Zlo tkwi W .du-
Zwolnienie Cd podat-
kz6w j ulgi wojskowe mic tn
ME poradza.
TAX jak zawsze byWa "
.aburzeniach .spolecznych,
przyk1ad sfer wyzszych zaczat
nasladowa6 lud. Wyludnienie
zacze}o sic Cd bogatych. Ma
zmateryalizoWana
burzuazzya, majaca " SVEN
wladze .postanowila lu-
dnoSc Gala urobic ma podo-
biehstWo swoie. Prawa po-
dierWaly Wierzenia, podkopa-
y r7rodlz.iii1n.le, obalily po'dstawy
noralnosci, zniweczy}y jej
Nauczanie publicz-
ne zaszezepilosW ludzie pc.
yarda dla ua11111 1iA KnSc;nlo%At
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

oslo oboje Woisko. Poczelas
'lsiie b IS N poniedziallelk,
gggdz = pie kkrrzzeS,c,ijjal66lssttWl,u II a. I 4
,poczatku srzcczz e : dlobrzefs1
Weo ,e1'ii1o drug trzeci-
sd1zief, AZ sa jezdni pogahscy
ma s1oWie Wszystcy porazeni,
tax e CESAR jeno ja6eza-
By swemi ma placu zosta}. /
widzac jafczarowie, il zle U
mich upatrzyWszy sobie jed
nc no miejsce pod g6rami mie-
dazysniejakimi wawozy glebo-
kimi a miedzy vrzosem, gdzis
nasi tego obaczyc ME mogli,
Ejakoby przekopy pred mimi
lbyly, j uczynili sic (udawa-
NEii), ]akohy ku g6rom ucie-
kae chcieli, miedzy SODA ce.i
Esarza Morata %trzvmajac, aby
od mich ME wyjechal j polo.
Ezyli. sic miedzy onemi wy
,n,io1y %(wyrwami) wodnemi q
zakryli' je wrzosemi trawami.
A bylo to o niesporach.
l(pod wiecz6r). Ujrzawszv to
Janku1 wojewoda, nam6wil
kr6la Wladys}awa ma to, ably
ma ME (nich) swvm ufem
(thufcem) cjagllaf, a te slave
odzierza}, albowiem So ludzie
|porazeni. Tedy sic kr6l wnet
wyprawi} a ciagnal prosta ma
nie, zapu6ciwszy kapaliny
|(przylbice a drzewa (dzidy).
|swe. ma gore podniesszy ]
przeskoczywszy chutnie!(pre-
|dko), chcac je ko6mi potl6-
czy6 i rozrazic, widzac, il:
wszystko piesi byli.
"A tax kwapiac sic, tarli
sic jedn1 "a drugimi, ably
tym PREDICT ma Mo (Tur-.
k6w) uderzyli, a tax przys2li
ma one przekopy, a tam jed:
nj "a drugimi do mich wpa-
dali, az sic one przekopy ma
pelnili, ludzi a koni. Potem.
przyskoozywszy ja6czary ma
ME, siekli i mordowali jake
sami chcieli, tax, re i kr6l
Wiadys}aw shawnee pamieci
tam zostat " tych przeko-
piech. a. Janku} %wojewoda
ciagnai zasie wzad bez wszel-
kiej szkody j 2 swemi usarz-
mi, albowiem ME by{ jch kto.
goni6, DO jezdni pogahscy ma
glove porazeni byli.
"A 8 kr6lu W1adysfawie
krzescijany mic ME wiedzielj,
ably " przekopie zost:l a tez
wiele pan6w j sluzebnik6w
iego ma tym miejscu zgine}o.
a: janczarowie (tych), kt6-
rzy do przekop6w wpadali,
rozwlaszczali, jedni tam, dru-
81 sam, szaty 2 Mich zdziera-
jac a pieniedzy szukajac.
"Tedy jeden-ja6czar, imie-
MEM Kukry, jakoby. rzekl|
MAJ, plrzyszed}szy dol
kr6la Wladys}awa, ME vic
dzac, ably kr6lem byl, ujrzaw-
sly tax czysta (doborowa)
a ma kapalinie pierre,
a zapone czysta, wielka, urze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

l(i,:3 jj aka ka1on mis- Y
EZz "a 4 ~ #l m ;roszstrlyggaln1dle'
spo5r6Wa' tax |. sdon lli[l,'slJ
ina;czej b 30 4, al ggoto y 1i ich
wie11lk11 ot,rgaIniizg'altto1'lrE q MlilWW =
kee ubbiedz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16
TO | 0W0.

AmeryKa, l WOoggOle ca1J
swiat cywilizowany W niema'
lynn So kiopocie: komu vie.
rye - Cookowi czy Peary'
emu? Cook twierdzi, re U
Ibieguna p6lnocnego cieplo'
mierz wskazywal III ponize!
zera, Peary re tylko 49,,
Dowcipnis .pewiea t}umaczy
TOW ten spos6b: Biegun pol.
nocny tax dlugo sic ukrywa]
przed swiatem, il mu sic re
ziosci cieplo zrobi1o, gdy W
tax kr6tkim czasie az dw6ch
~ciekawskich odslonilo jego
%tajemnice.
Cook z Pearym groza sobie
nawzajem z daleka, Gle
kawismy, co zrobia, gdy sic
zelda ma bankiecie W ,Nowym
Yorku?
Cook j Peary bYli u bic
guna p6lnocnego " kwietniu,
tylko jeden Cd drugiego Q
rok wcze6niej; oczywi6cie j
tam temperature sic zmienia
corok nawet W tym samymn
miesiacu.
We Francyi wkr6tce ma
sic odbyc kongres miedzy-
narodowy " celu ulozenia.
praw i zakreslenia dr6g i
granic ola zeglarzy n1apol-
wwietrznych. Cd rzemyczka,
do koziczka czasem do.
. cczzekamy sic photo napo-:
yIt9e (4.L-&%%tfE . ASE=.Eg gNtt4 GSspE35EE ss.4aS&E Si.s&E
;Wietrznychl
1DE'oe,piee,r,o aabderyci beda pie.
nlieli spyszna, gdy i'm przyj-
die q os<adl1zz:i lt; do koego Glen ie't
muchy nalezy, kt6ra lata mad
domem A, . Glen pada ma
dom BH PanoWie Cd ,,loz
Zw." poWinni naprz6d OBJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16
/ . q 4

EGs%E&Em L&EEl -.IE-gEHa aSNaHlE.gEta
W q ka, Hi, H.
Znasz te kobieteei? rs
50 Znam, to wr6zka.d
60 enat robi?e h +
Ona Wr6zly g}upio. q Z q. reeki. 9
vvyciiaga madrze q shleszefi: .'s
Trzy szklanki.- telegraph.
Do b'iu +. telseggrailiczzanteggo weh 70
dzi trzech podpitychsWlo5cian. Je-
den = Mich Wola::s.a f =
PProsze try sgorzafkii III jest,
teleggr :rf m no tolbutlrrzzo,n1yy urged
mix. ,t.Ss q. 81 Il
No, { prose- try szkla NJ
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
Hand-embroidered linens as foHows:

Consisting OF cloth napkins match hand
embroidery with eyelet work $50 so set
Cenerpieces 50 inches 36x56 inches 45x45 inches
inches. sets S5 10 S24 each
Hemmed damask table cloths 81 p 10 Sis each
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
b. AMROM. ANTIQUES,

80 IS FOURTH = = LII El-ANB fok
sr.S0 no REPAIRING ANn rTpHOL OLSTFFINSfs.
At FrTEs ART GALLERY. l05 West set -
rear slh Antiques. cuEios. old Jewels.
ff-rrrusre. rare fans. rainfings. miniatures ana
weapons ola rnld bought.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
81 Imported
BrOadClOthS at Sl.44
Both BuiIdings-First Floor.

ONeiu BUlding-Ffrst
An ambitious take advantage OF
conditions. and anticipating unprecedented his
business, bought pieces OF boadoh single
Germany.
He own powers to dispose Of such goods and
forced unload
Nowhere in this country buy such boadcloth
than s. in the regular Yet shall sell 1000 yards
a yard.
There are forty shades and pure black and pure white
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
Sl.5O and Sl.75 Umbrellas for CSC
Both Mems and WOmens


Umbrellas covered with edged piecedved
American tafeta with OF the remarkable
handles we have seen.
Plain and fancy novelty effects Each has and double
assels.
They are made with eight ribs instead OF
in an umbrella selling for so little S15O and Sis
The 2binch for the 2S-nch They all
9 and they almost all of them because the
unusually fine handles with which they are finished
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
ANTIQUES
LANTHIER'S
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP

gss T-urfh Avenue. between 18th and 21th.
r--rorrrr and dcaler IN Fine oI Paintings.
..~e' ffs Portraits and Gems by fhe Old Mas
- oid levels silver. Ancient Arms and
Armo- WORKS ~ Art
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
ro-nor'o"'s News ONEILEADAMS@ 1onoHo~s News
Esnhh R Years
Christmas Is Coming
The Time to Buy Comfortably Is NON
A Month From NOW the Stores
Will Be damned

Take down your Christmas gotten gifts that meant to
Carols, by Dickens of be inexpensive cost too much
these cool nights and read those to whom meant to
through from send deectabe gifts receive
and YOU will get p from the instead the dull and ordinary
happes evening have presents that might give to
spent for long time, so full almost stranger.
to OverfoWng with the Christ Why should we wait! Why
spirit that Christmas lists should spoil Christmas by
will be made instantly and the allowing time to slip by when
work of getting what YOU everything is ready in the
mean to give will start at once stores? All need do Is to
Every year 90 through make out our lists thought
the same process Women fully and proceed in mental
intend to buy early The rush arithmetic. Besides it
of the social is on and that the girls in the stores
so Christmas put off as one rushed that Christmas
of the things that can done be to them the horror
little later Finally find it has grown to be- because OF
ourselves i'm the very midst of the overtired condition
the Christmas rush. with which they go home that week
list ONLY half covered! Let's get little Christmas
Some of the people spirit into our attitude toward
meant remember for these people and shop early.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
The United States Government
Brings High Glass Decorated
Linens Here for One Quarter to
Almost One=Half Off.
O-NeH Building Floor.

The linens make up beautiful collection which consigned
of largest importers This forfeited the
United violation OF laws They
sold BY the United Marshal public last week
and able o them a a decided bargain.
Tomorrow morning YOU will find them tables.
marked in accordance with the prices paid
Could anything fortunate people who need linens
for Thanksgiving tables? Linens selling prices for which they
will likely be duplicated in years.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
PAWNB RoKERs
PATENTS.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.

r,,r-f TRY Dogs Pigeons. PheaHanfs, Pea fowi
800 WflH nucf CauarieE Goldfish also
rere 20 haiching. Write for prices The United
-. - c-es -
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
Old GOLD AND SILVER.
oRTHoPEplc FOOTWEAR.

Lr--. fEl1 l15-NffEFs maker - rernec ~
of 'IrE al oefecrs = lucnmoflon-
-.e free ~ f~rn ueEr - ~ gl-e.
rEAr ..fE - rearF win ur = kaher 97s
.ffr ffFf 49,. Anatomical Shoe
affF Hef frr Cr.uuIcE and tender ieet q epe-
.sUrN -sE Century arcn supporter
Ia.- -ra AN Orfhrnedic EhoenaEer. "a
tsH t-1 Rrrlrraf sul due 10 weak ankles
a11 rTf trat -ared.
fAE MARCO r-fne custom eilaes O-thonesfc
81 T.at feet cured IArch supportersj.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14

n sALVo BROS -ArfiQue furniture hric-a-
bra Shes1eld ard solid silver SIS Attn ave.
go 81 Tel e246- Mad. 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
WOmen's Coat Sweaters. $3.50


there are two stunning the Shaker knit and
the other IS extremely pretty fancy pretter than
anything we have long there are
two styethe loose straight like half
fitted Both reach about the tips pockets
and the perfectly plain Nneck They extra wrap
ever invented Tor between White or gray
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
GOLD AND SILVER PLETERs.
Brass Beds Refinished
aousE ANp oFFlce ReNovATINe

lfANH ATLAS H-r=e rIesnfrE end Ran0rsring
rra- .far=e Garner. Pep hII manner
-F rrrrza-I I=srIrE a--ence- no. e.1 West eSth s.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING.
ELECTROTNPERs.
FoR SALE

LE-K~ FsrTT~TONS TEL -FFHoNE BOOTHS
chairs. ar- -r.aar mirrors naI 0Er-
business furniture 1H ki-fT TTN X
---. ~ - E-l.-u.-- - F-anll-n -
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
Here are a fem specimen prices:
Fine Cluny lace trimmed linen doiIies, certerp
tea cloths, banquet cloths and scdrfS

6ch
Sinch
price
inch
inch
45nch
4inch
72ich
Sinch
Dx5onCh
Ox45-nch scarfs
Dx54nch
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
STORAGE AND MOVING.

trEB sTCRkGF WAREHoUsH 80
H.|. -ifffre. 1851 EroaGuaF. I'ack-
"r chipping Tel .rilone aafs Bryant.
t@aIEF FIOTagF WhnEHDT SE co sfh
1 Ir Sam Storage fr furniture
snt f0r moving boxing. naraug and
matos flrnlshel. . bono z.ln-3 q.
.fsr STORAGE ErJFOTsEs ~ w.
. 4 Hrar eIn a.r Naflng. frnrlEe. rach-
faI s0 1sfn.
AsE1LA0D euoHAgF. 90 Brook ave nesr
49, -f-"l.ref naffale 90 WaHef0Ise. separate
-1..rlone 2olf- hielIese.
l-.tM STORAGE WAUEHoTsB CO. ali
."l. rfnTrrf moving and . Tet
r'erfone SO 1gfh 81
icf STORAGE 60. 90 Past IIsfh s'
49, n' Iun sI.IrrIru. Ilc.tus. f1gderate
I.ls-HaIient
lEoTllI-Es suoTaGE AaD KtN 90 30
t- rfor1gf. nlnIinE. - riEr. l~st
rIHfrre
STORAGE wa 1H0Tsl- - d. az
nsr,. p' -- farEnE shipping. za1ga and
-A no's- -e. l2s-9rc.iarr..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-17

going over to the use OF creosote
block. brick, and other more durable
and otherwise satisfactory material.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-17
JOHN FLETCHER
MEOEAR|S DIES ON
HIS BIRTHDAY
CONTINUED From Page One.)

in part, he said the following: ut is a
mournful pleasure for me to talk of
John Fletcher Medearis, and l am sor-
ry that my friend is not able to par
ticipate in the exercises in honor of
his one hundredtt birthday.
1T was in the fall Of 1857, while
was pastor of the Knightstown Metho-
dist church, that met Father Medear-
is at a camp meeting at Hagerstown.
1t was then that came to admire him.
He was true man. l never knew him
to take advantage Of anyone in bus.
mess matters. He was the same ev-
cry day in the year. He was a chris
tian man and although he is feeble to-
day, hope he will rally"
At Golden Wedding.
The Rev. Harlan, a representative Of
the Methodist Memorial Home for the
Aged, at Warren. Ind, spoke. Rev.
Harlan was pastor of the church at
Williamsburg, when Mr.. Medearis cell
ebrated his golden wedding anniver-
sary. "As I knew Mr.. Medearis,' he
said, che was faithful member of the
church and an attentive listener. He
was a model man and model charac-
ter in every way. He loved the doc
trines of the church and thoroughly
enjoyed a doctrinal sermon.
Father Medearis is now standing on
the very verge of the crossing Of life.
His one hundred years have been years
well spent and his life will be living
memory to every one"
The Rev. T. NJ. Guild acted as master
of ceremonies.
Mrs. Ethel Wise. a granddaughter Of
Mr.. Medearis, read short geographic
al sketch of John Fletcher Medearis,
which she had been asked to read, by
MIR. Medearis himself
Sketch Of His Life.
In 1909, there Was born in a log cab
in in North Carolina, to Mr. and Mrs
John Medearis, John Fletcher Medear
is, who was destined to die on the day
he became Wayne county's only cen
tenarian.
At the age Of fourteen Mr.. Medearis
had to take up the burdens Of the fam
lily, due to the death of his father. Be
sides his mother, he provided for his
four brothers and sisters, including
Charles. who has since died; jefferson
who lives at Centerville at the age Of
81: Emseley. who is also dead: Mrs
Martha Keys, who lives at Centerville
and is now 80 years old; and Mrs
Nancy Crook, of Olive Hill. who is IL
her ninety-first year.
~~s-~ On September 5, 1929. Mrs. Medeari'
and her children packed their few be
longings into two one horse spring
wagons and started on the long trip t.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-17
He Wanted to Know.

The young reporter had had 1t i'm
pressed upon him that when he was
Some hours Of waiting on various occa-
sions had developed in him the stereo-
typed phrase. Can you tell me how
long I'll have to wait" One night he
was sent to inquire about a prominent
man who was reported to be Ill. Ar
irving at the house, he was informed
that Mr.. Blank was extremely ill-in
fact, it was feared that he was dying.
Can you tell me how long I'll have
to waltz he asked.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-17
eismarek's Comment.

Prince Bismarck was once pressed
by a certain American official to rec
ommend his son for a diplomatic
place. He is a very remarkable fel
low" said the proud father. He
speaks seven languages"
Indeed" said Bismarck. who did
not hold a very high opinion OF lin
guistic requirements. What a Won
derful head waiter he would make"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-17

gong over 10 tlie use Va SiSo'o'~
block, brick, and other more durable
and otherwise satisfactory material.
Pooling the Contractors.
The chief stronghold of the contract
graft in Des Moines was due purely
and simply to the political influence
which they gained in ward politics.
And since ward politics has been abol
ished it is not surprising to have the
culverts put in at s12.63 per cubic
ward instead of the old average price
of S17.61.
The police department was manas-
ed last year for $4,000 less than under
the previous year. The health depart
ment was operated for s1,400 less.
And the service was many times bet
ter. The reason was the elimination
of waste-the petty graft and mis-
management.
A Resume.
Henry E. Sampson, an attorney
chosen by the Greater Des Moines
committee made an investigation OF
what had been done. He enumerated
many CuduStS. III SOASluOCu 40 AoA
lows:
"The introduction of business meth
DDS into the conduct of the city's af-
fairs has been one of the things which
has thus far characterized the admin
istration of the Des Moines Plan. It's
business-like management has been in
striking contrast with the unsatisfac-
tory administration of public affairs
under the old system and has result.
ed in a saving of thousands of dol
lars to tax payers.
THE commissioners are devoting
their entire time, thought and energy
! to the one great question Of how to
use public funds entrusted to their
care in the way most certain to pro-
vide the greatest possible good to the
largest number at the least expense
to each individual tax payer"
And that comes nearly summing it
up.
The Des Moines Plan with the most
average men-politicians-in office
has been proved a great success.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-17
DES MONIES PLAN
GAVE A SURPLUS
THE FIRST YEAR

CONTINUED From Page OneO
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H. C.. HASEMEIER co.
Compliment to the Hishlsndsrs.

During the war In South Africa ~
order was issued that all men Of the
highland regiments must cover upr
their uniforms. as 1t was thought tina,
they made too obvious targets for the
enemy. Sir George White. who knew
that the order would not prove popu-
lar. thought Of q way out Of the diff
Guilty Let them cover the front OF
their uniforms" he said. Tho enemy
will never see the other side"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-17
SENT ON TRIAL TO PROVE IT.

Brooks Appliance. The wonderful
new discovery. The above illustration
plainly shows what few weeks wear
ing Of this new appliance will do. No
obnoxious springs or pads. Has Au-
tomato Air Cushions. Binds and
draws the broken parts together a.
you would 4 broken limb. No salves.
No lies. Durable, cheap. Pat. Sept.
10. 'O1. Sent on trial to prove it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-17

Peter Foley. of Terre Haute, seems
to have the inside track in the fifth
district, and he will probably be elect
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-17

The United States sells as large
quantities of canned fruits to England
and Germany as France does, the an
nual shipments from here amounting
to 10000 to GOO, 600.
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Eorlorn Aope.

"Forlorn hope" had originally moth
ing to do with hope. but was "forlorn
hoop" Hoop is Dutch for company"
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MAGAZINES

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