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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-27
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
9as xhal abpdrtS.

Sablor. 9tabe benz Siabuft, an Der
Dat StruBe Sreusuns. ersiSuste iid am
Samitas abeno Elm uu9liid, inoem elm
Dur1sa Strasenbabnnaseu in einen
nit a9t Mdnnern, au9sitelts bes So'
rough 1aDlor. beiesten Basen traate.
Da Der 8ubnwassn sewObnlia on jener
Stsle aubdlt, 10 slaubte Der Subrmann
bes 8asens 3eit ssnus gum Sreu3su
oes @eleiies gu baben; aber Der ihlipf'
riss 3uitano Der Shisnen uereitelte bas
Gubaltsn oes Babnmasens uno er fubr
in baS @efdbrt bineiu. Dauio s. 3bo'
mas purbs i6limm. uiellsiht lsbensse.
fdbrli9 uerlest; Wtartin Gbomas uno
Sobu ISABELLE trussn unsefdbrlide Phffe
uno Sdrammen oauon, mdbreno Die
anoeren 6iinf unuerlest eutfameu. Der
unfal mar oerart. oaB nismauo ipe5ielle
S6ulO trifft.-Oiad @rleOisuns einiser
@eiddfts uertasts ii6 am WtOntas Der
alts Staotratb uno Der ueue organiiirte
iid wis fOlst: Prdiiosut, Sobn s.
Gubbs; Sefrstar, g8illiam @ombss /;
Sdusmsiitsr. Sobu Souss; StraBen'
iOmmiidr. Billiam 8. Ridaros; Pos
liSsidsf, Samss Scriusns; Stubtan.
malt, Sumes 6. Butfins; @efdnsuiB'
pdrtsr, Grtbur Wtarib.-Die fOlSsnoen
bisiisen Bewobner iino nit 5rauen uub
5amilisn am WiOntus nad Der Sdwsi.
jeruuiieoluns in Yortlano, Oregon, um.
seSOsen, mo iie ii6 oausruo nieOerlafieu
wsrosn: Senrp Subrer, @uspur ab'
plauulp, @aspar Tunulsr uub Wiihael
S6lappi.-Dis Sadawanna GOmpanis
,ublte ssitsrn on ben SOlosn, Ppne unS
GaDlor iSebeu aus. - Das na1fte @rs
sisniB BON SntereIie lit bas @onSert oes
SGwsi,er Widuusr9or in Sh's Saus
am 16. Ot6rj.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04

- Dis POlijei nabm i'm lesten WtO.
nat inssdammt 31s Yerbaftunssu Dor
uno an Strafen Duroen 3uiammsn $685.
follsftirt. SIM slei6sn Wiohat oes Sor.
iabres CAB es Ais YerbaitunseH unb
81, 1888 an Strafeu.
= Slls Der 16 Sabre alte Role Soiepb
Papalina uon Slb 5orss am Sonntas
oOrtielbit einsn eadawauua 3us bsiteis
gen pollte, murbe er unter bic Rdoer
geihlsubert. Der rehte grm wurbe
ibm abseidnitten uno Der liufe SUP ser'
oriidt, auA erbielt er 10 iAmerSlide in'
nerlide Serlesuusen, bas man i'm Gap-
for Soipital nur serinse 9offnuns battle,
ibm oas 2eben 5u erbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
9lu ScbtpimbSicbfi0e.

Gsparb u. @illpn's prGparat BON Sspbp.
pplpbitts une 8Ioeattti BON BEN Srisinalfcr-
mula 10 bas fSnislibs Witttl fir Nusvbruns,
Astbma, 9rpnditis, aatarrb, Ga Grippe, Su.
fen, Grialmussn uHb atls eunssu' unb Sals'
ltittn.
Ditisnistn, ptItf ss btnuBt babsn. nsbmtH
ftin aubrts unp smpfsbtu 70 ibrtn WiiIti.
etnbtn.
Gs bat pisIs furirt, na&en ibr arjt ft ale
unbsilbar aufsfstbtn bate
Ditiss Nittsl IA felt ibtr 48 Sabrtn In @t-
brau1, unb Sbr Apptbsfsr tanu % nit poatH
anptiiuussn uuh 8aib fit Gle rlanssH Bon
ben ltittuStu Gnsrps Drpusiffu, ppT bon mir
birtft.
8hr pplIt ausfunft. 3tusntlt uip., abbrtf-
frt 9. u. abbott, gltinisu Astut 60 auH
Strab.. Rsp gcrf City, q. .. Wan nD6bHs
etsis 3situns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
Cine Dale in Der @ats.

@s perbient immerbin @rmGbnung
wsun BON 3sit Su 3sif ii& cine Sereiui'
suus uOn 0idnnern finoet, welhe BIZ
Sourase babsn. ibrsr lleber,eusuus often
nuo uuseidmintt slusorud Su ssben.
gu oisisu sebOren obue 3weifel Die Wiit'
sliebsr Der 5lsetoil1e @runee GARNER
Yereinisuus) uon SadawanuG @ountg,
melde persansene 0oAe ben folsenben
SeidluB paiiirte:
.Yefdloiieu: Da6 oas Soreeben
Der Probibitions Fartei ,ur Nusrottuns
pom 0siu. Bier uno Wbisfep niht In
uebereinitimmuug nit Der friltlihen
Relision lit; uno mir empfeblen Der
proteitantii6en @eiitlidteit ju ihrer
betenoen @rwdsuus bic r6atbsr Wtat'
tbem- Politif Der fatboliIden 8irhe,
als insseiammt peiie uno wobltbdtis
uuo Der anuabme werib.-
So lit natiirlih ni6t su erwarteu. bab
Sieis @mpisbluu9 auf iru6tbaren 8ooen
fdllt, oenn 9esen bic Dnmmbeit fampfsn
bsfanntlid ielbft bic @Uttsr uerssbens.
@enn man isood beosnit, oaB in Sleet'
billie uno 1iaAbari6aft nur cine fleine
WtinOsrbsit BON Satboliten pObnen. 10
lift oisier appell an bic amerifaniid'
proteitantiiAen Patentbeili9en boppelt
erwdbnsnswertb unb benefit. baB menn
iie auf Dem betretenen Pfaos wsiter mans
oeln, iie @efabr luufeu, ibren @influB
auf bic ibnen anuertranten Sddilsin gu
uerlieren. Goleran5 ssseniiber ben Gns
iidten GnosrsbsnfenOsr In Der RslisiOn,
Politit uuo i'm allssmeinen Seben III
cine Der itdrfiten unb iideriten @runb'
lasen eines @emeinweiens. Das 8or.
seben Der Sleetuille Strange bat bel bets
tenoen Wtsniden ni9t serinses Gufs
isbsn bsruOraerufen. s. .B.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
Stabt unO Gountb.

- Die enogiiltise Gbre6nuus bot er.
ssbsn, baB bic Sammluns fir 9afe Sin.
coin einen usbsri9uB BON $40, ,369.O1
einbrabte.
- Die 8srmdbluns pon SRI. SieGis
Hoos bon PiHs Strase nit 5iamunb
Sas BON 9onesOale fano am Otontaa
in Baltimore itatt.
- Srau SObn u. Uasnsr uon 9ab.
lOr ausnue lit mad gieu gort sereilt,
nm ibrsm oOrtielbft pobnenoen 8ruSer,
9srrn Wtar Wiinuid, sineu 8siu6 ab.
Suitatten.
= Das friibere Bsitminltsr Sotel on
WDomtns Guenue. oas sesenpdrtig oils
elm Wfistbsbaus einseridtst lit. iOll in
na4itsr 3utnnft DieOsr fir Sotsl3wede
um9eanoert merben.
-9err Gusuft RObinion BON @laD
apenue Diro am A. Dfai nieoernm cine
Eour iiber ben Sjean antreten, nm iid
eini9e Wfonate In Carlsbad aui3ubalten.
@s wirb oiss Die 22its 9tsiis bss Serrn
Robinion iibsr ben sroBen Esi9 isin.
= Prdiioent g8. gB. Scranton BON
ber'Scranton @as unb SBalist @ompa.
ME fam ni9t sinieben, parum bic Sn'
itallation bon BaHermetern our SOlss
babsn ioll, baB Die Wiistbe srbObt wirO.
@r srfldrt, baB bic Mstsr nur initalIirt
wuroeu, nm bic Baiierueri9wsnbuns
5u uerbinbern.
- 8enu mir oaju ratben, eineu Ser.
iuh nit bem msltbsriibmten uanfsr
Pain Grpeller4 Su MAIDEN, 70 LIT bieier
&atb besrtinbet. Ssineu ausseseidne'
ten &uf iiber Die saujs @ros als Seil'
mittel se9en @rfdltunsen etc. usrbantt
Der ugnter Pain @rpellsr" uur ieiner
sroBen @irfiamfeit. giur 25 uno so
Gents bic 5laids.
- Der i'm Billiams @ebGuoe on
Baibinston ausnue wobnbufte Drabt'
ipanuer @bwin Smitb unb pom Der
SCRANTON @leftriiden @ompanie ause'
felt, ipuros Oonueritas Sia6mittas an
Drinter StraBe, Dunmore, bur4 BIZ
eleftrii4e StrDmuns auf Der Stelle &C.
t6otet, oils er ben belaotnen DRAFT er.
9riff. slls feline Otitarbeiter sur Stells
eilten, mar Der Wtunn cine 9eids.
- als SRI. Suttis @rssn iid 5am'
flag GbenO auf oem Ssimwss bsfanb,
wuroe ibr i'm 400 Slod OIL MabiiOu
auenue cine Suuot4 ide sutrilisn. psldl
$22 in SaarselO, cine sOlOens Eaihen'
ubr, 3wei Sunfbider unO msbrere au'
bsre Saden entbielt. Der Disb, mel
der biuter sinsm Baum bsruOriprans
bewertitelliste feline 5tudt, sbs Die Du
me iid bon ibrer 1eberrai6uns srbOl
bate.
E8 rlnterri9t i'm 2lauieripiet er
tbeilt uuter siiuItisen Sebiusun9el
5raulsiu emma 5rsa. 519 Pins Str.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
Deutf9e Brisflifte.

B. Gnsel. &oie Oeder,
@mil Slider, @owaro Sss.
BilbelmSap SaptiitgOttidul, z. 9. aas,
9ilenpeter, Pbilip Dtspsr,
@owuro Reper. Wfat. ROisutbul,
5rau 8. 6. S9psr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
Norb &crantpn.

- Gbomas Sliper pon @burd Npe
nue. trus am Dienitas in Der Ridmoni
3e6e ourd einen Selienfall futale Ser
lesunsen bapon uno erlag benielber
msbrere Stunoen ipdter i'm Soipital.
= 6rau SOispb Surtman. oerer
Sobn Dor Sabrssfriit in Der Wiaruiul
3ehs setObtet wurbe, bot Donneritaa
9eseu Die 2adamauna @ompanie eins
@ntidabisunssflass fiir $4,000 eiu'
tra9en laien.
= Sames 5ranflin BON @apouis
auenue erbislt bas linfs 8eiu 3eroriidt,
ionic au4 innerliae Ssrlesunsen. als
er am Samitas bel ben scranton Slut
uu6 Bolt Werfen unter einen 9aufen
@iienbarren sefansen wuroe. SIN Staat
0Oipital betradtet man ieiueu 3uitano
als einen siinftisen.
- 2bomas Muleapase BON Barter
Strase sab am Wtoutas Stadt einsm
ansebli9en gaubsmanue aus Wiitleio
yiahtquartier unb oils er am fol9enoen
Morssn aufitanb, faub er, bab Der 8erl
ibm ben 8oifer erbrohen uno I'M $11
uno feline solbene Euihenubr beraubt
hattie, lidl 6ann unlihtbar maheno.
= Der 8ersmann @sorse @baleuie,
uon Mtaruine sluenue entsine am Srei'
tag Wiorsen in Der gessett Greet .3ede
iebr fnupp Der @ridlasuns, als iid Elm
Dsdenian ersisnste unb ibn beiuabe
uonitdnois besru6. 9iadoem man ibn
uon Der Wafe befreit bate, puros se.
funoen, oaB er idlimm innerlid uerlest
moroen mar.
= @lilabetb, bic 3idbrise Godter bes
Charles Wtarinandas uon Wteplert aues
nue.. ipuroe am Donneritas Gbeno gu
,iner foblisen Wtahe uerbrannt. Die
Dtutter lies bas aino allsin i'm Sauie.
pabrsnO lie 8oblsn 3uiammeulas, uuo
oann ipielte oahelbe am Oienfeusr. ieste
Ii1 bic Sleibuns in 8rauo uno mar cine
tsids, uls Die 9iadbarn eintrafen.
- goam Burfe pon gBeit Wiarfet
StraBs. Der am Nbeuo iuuor BON y. |
4Oscusfi. 9. Sursoua9e uno 5ranf
ROnsue un9sbtid um $640 beidpinbelt
puroe. lisB Die orei am DOHneritas uerr
3aften. &estere 5wei wuroen bel benz
SerbOr bem @efdnSniB iiberianot. uab'
renO man ben anoeren frei lisB. nadbem
II iid usrp1idtet bate, sesen bic anoe'
ZEN als 3eu9e auisutreten.
- @sorse Wtalunis pon giap aus
lluenue wuroe am DisuitaS in Der Ntan'
,ile 3s6e untsr einem Dsdenian ses
anseu uno auf Der Stele eri6la9en.
llls feline ibm Dor mebrereu Wlonaten
@attin fab. wie Der a0rper
lus Der 3sbs ssnonmsn wuros, ma4te
is ben Yeriud, fid ben Sta6t binab'
uitiirjen. murbe aber BON mebreren
Dfannern oil ibrem Yorbabsn uerbiu'
'srt uno ;ulest iiberreoets man iie, bic
'eide ibres @atten beim,ubesleiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04

= Der 1s Sabre alts Charles Seib.
msl9sr uuter Der autlase itano, msbrere
6ubrrdosr bier ssitohIen gu bubsn uno
fiirslid in 9isp 9Ort usrbaftst purOs.
III baislbit am SOnntas i'm 8sleuus
Soipital Oem gieruenfisber erlsesn. Gs
mar bsabiiatist, 3sib Suriid5ubrinssu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
6etratbS=6eSucb.

Gin iuusu bsuii6r Rann. 80 Sabre alt.
nit tinsm @iniommfn pom 500 ben Rpuai
unb iorIritsm Sbaraftsr, iu6t bic 9sfanniI6afI
elmer iunasn Damt sptds Ssiratb. abrslTtn
uutsr 0biftr 5. 3. fiup an bas 9Bo&tutIait"
III ri&isn. 4,6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04

- Die Scranton Saubslsbeb6r6s bat
Die Ssnusuns bss GOrrsp Gubernuelss
an abums ausuue ;weds Gbbultuus
siusr inOuitrisllsn ausiteIluns erlunst,
an psldsr fi9 fdmmtlide Subriianteu
Der StaOt bstbsilissn werbeu. giaberes
1T nod feitjuitelleu. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
4u nermtefben:

Gin tinfa&ss Rpbnbaus, Ro. 422 Rorb
9rptns Aptnus, bsifsbtne aus ft6s 3immu,
NIT @as, WaIftr, uip. fppis SOft, 70 uuie
aiinffissn Sepinsunstn su prmittbtu. Wlan
tfunbiss ft BET 6rau @SIfsrs, 42S y. Srptus
Aptnut (ntbtuan). 7,3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
QebrliuQ OerIanQt.

Gin 16 Sabre alter stnats. BON gutter btutf6er
8amiIis, Der esutf& fprs6tu unb Isisn fam, uus
euii bat. eas Dfudsrssibdft iu srITntn. Dian
mslpt I6 Ra6mittdae spii&tH uup 3 llbr in
htr ,,Wpdtnblatt" Sffirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
W6fcf,s rim nerInnnf

Cine 6rau. psItt isesn Mcutas bic 0Gf6t
elmer fIsiusn 6dniiIit bsicrstn fam, pirb iCfcri
utrlanst In No. 409 Slipt StIaet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
Martin Srpd,
Sarbier,

linton Sirabs, pbtrbalb Drain, tmpFtbIt fa
ben StpdjTn unb anbtrn DtutI6su fir allt
In istn 8at sinf6lassnbsm arbtittn, &aisrtH,
Saaribntibtn, ulp.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-07
SCHOOL DAYS

Already the book store people are
widening their aisle space for the
semi-annual rush to get books. AL
ready is the small boy fearful to be
blase in his manner lest his mother
make that time worn moth eaten re-
mark-"Well you'll have something to
do when school opens" Already the
freckle faced freshman is either be-
ing rushed for some fraternity at the
university or else enquiring anxiously
as to the method of procedure to OBJ
tain the coveted pledge button.
Soon with pride he will be strutting
into the shops getting his equipment
for the ordeal and scrutiny of college
by his fond mamma who
will beam in kindly fashion when the
shoe clerk makes the They will grow
up won't they?" 1t will not be long
till he returns real college devil.
Some few escape the disease-but Ad-
am ate the apple.
In the meantime father is reading
catalogs and delving into the maze of
electives and major and minor
courses. He gives sound paternal ad.
vice and wishes that he might have
the opportunity that he is giving his
son'-but the chances are that papa
would make just as big fool out of
himself as Bub will. Bub land father)
will soon learn that the masterpieces
of fiction were not written by the men
in the histories of literature but by
freshmen to their fathers.
of the "Uplift.''
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-07
Items Gathered in
From Far and Near
Raltimore's Rat War.

From the Baltimore Sun.
In pursuance of the suggested cru
SADIE against rats, member of the city
council will at an early date introduce
an ordinance to this end Three ways
of Kidding the city Of this species of
rodents are brought forward, the first
being ratproof construction, the sec
ond the cutting Off of their food sup
ply by requiring all garbage to be de-
posted by householders in rat proof
cans. and the third by killing them out
right. OF the advisability of extermi-
mating rats there can be little ques-
ton, because they, or the fees on them
are purveyors of disease. Infectious
diseases are sometimes communicated
in mysterious manner. The mystic
ry disappears when it is considered
that rats pass unobserved by night
from house to house, scattering f1eas
and the disease germs which the fleas
harbor. The value of rats as scaven-
gers is far outweighed by their activ-
ity. as disseminators of disease. to say
nothing of the damage they do to the
carefully managed premises and the
immense amount of foodstuffs which
they consume.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-07
ULTIMA THULE

The North Pole will soon rival At
lantic City as spring refuge if people
do not stop discovering it. Two Am
orleans have made the Grand Tour
now. II we are to believe the press
dispatches. What with Cook and
Peary-it will soon be overcrowded.
We place no credence in the assertion
of Abe Martin Of the indianapolis
News that Cook has brought back a
pole cat-though that might be unmis-
takeable polar evidence. We are still
waiting with impatience for some en-
terprising CONNECTION dispenser to an
nounce that he made the gum drops
with which Cook bribed the Eskimos
to show him the pole.
But we see no reason to believe
that Cock and Peary did not reach
the last point In Ultima Thule. It is
true that Julius Caesar some years
ago reported IN his memoirs that he
he'd sighted the islands Fsrthsst
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-07
TEACHERS SCORE
POINT ON BOARD
New Paris Pedagogues Dis
miss Students and Go to
County Institute.
BOARD TURNED THEM DOWN
WHEN THEY ASKED THAT THE
SCHOOL OPENING BE POST.
'PoNED so THEY TOOK LAW IN.
TO THEIR OWN HANDS,.

New Paris. o., Sept THE teach.
ers and the township school board
clashed yesterday when the former alb.
solutely refused to teach school this
week, although the board emphatical.
ly ordered that the schools should
open on September 6.
The controversy between the teach.
ers and school board grew out of the
fact that all Of the teachers desired to
attend the teachers institute at Eaton
this week. Last Saturday the teach.
ers met with the board consisting OF
John Purviance. Alva Marshall, l.. D.
Bragg. Estey Kimmel and Moffet En-.
gle. They explained the situation and
requested that the opening Of school
be postponed another week in order
to permit them to attend the institute.
The board refused to grant their re.
quest SO the teachers resolved to take
the matter into their own hands and
play hockey" this week.
School began according to orders
yesterday morning and a feature not
on the program tended to jessie some.
what the members of the township
school board. All of the nine teachers
Immediately dismissed their classes,
and went to the institute anyway just
to show the board that they were in.
terested in the affair and also to graft.
fly their own desire for the institute
$40. The board waxed very wrathy
over this radical action on the part OF
the teachers and threatened all sorts
of unpleasant things. even saying that
! they would withhold their salary And
in the meantime the small boy re.
joices and the tax payer frowns.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-07
TWO SCHOOLS Open
St. Andrews and st. Johns
Take Up Years Work
With Increased Roll.
OTHERS WILL BEGIN SOON

School opened at st. Andrews and
St. Johns parochial schools this morn
ing with large and increased atten-
dance over that of the time of the
enrolment last year. At st. Andrews
parochial school South Fifth and C
streets, it was estimated that the at
tendance was 800.
St. Mary's parochial school. Seventh
and North A streets does not open
until next Monday while the public
schools will convene even a week Ia
ter. The Garfield building, North
Eighth street is still torn up by the
improvements and installation Of the
new heating system. The walls of
the school building are being frescoed
this week.
Superintendent T. A. Mott announc-
ed this morning that the list OF teach
ers for the public schools would be
announced later in the week. All of
the teachers have been employed.
There will be a number of changes,
due to designations.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-07
Clever 0a.nseero.shs.

The father OF Thomas Gainsborough.
the great SUFFOLK painter. added n
much to The wealth OF sudbury m the
son increased Its fame. says the Lon
don Daily Chronicle. for the father In
troduced more than one new industry
into the town from Coventry. The
Gainsboroughx were indeed Q remark.
able family. One broiher Ut the paint
er. known NJ ''Scheniing Jack. was
clever enough to make himself a pair
Of copper wings. but not clever enough
to ny with them: to make . cradle
which rocked itself and q cuckoo
which sang all the year round. ThOm-
Al himself Mt an early age startled his
father by forging his signature TO .
message addressed to the local school
master. olive Tom 4 holiday" . mes
sage which provoked the parental
prophecy. tom will b hanged Ous
day." Tom was hansed-iu the Royal
academy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-07
Forty-Foot Suburban Lots.

From the Indianapolis News.
Real estate agents of this city ought
to get together and put stop to the
forty-foot lot business in the suburbs.
Indianapolis is flat city, with room
for expansion in all directions. Land
is not so dear in the suburbs but that
the average land owner may have a
large lot and not be limited to the d.
mansions which prevail down town.
Densely built suburbs. with houses at
intervals of thirty or forty feet, will
soon have little advantage over a
down town community Nobody is
more interested financially in this ver-
thing than real estate agents and they
can largely control. They at least
ought to use their influence in behalf
of large lots in rural regions A fiji
ty-foot lot Is more than Is per cent
better than a forty-foot lot The diff
ference between the country and city
is in the air spaces. trees and gardens.
There ought to be opportunity for
these If the suburbs are to maintain
their distinctive qualities.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-07

North. But time has since wthered
his laurels
Christopher Columbus underwent
the same carping criticism which met
Cook on his return. No discovery Of
any importance has been unattended
by the anvil chorus. That is merely
disgruntled human nature aroused at
being disturbed or course how could
any man who has been on the ground
and spent twenty years OF his life in
preparation-a mere arctic expert who
has braved the icy north-be expected
to know anything about 1t?
Already the editorial writer's on
many large papers have discovered
that Wilbur and Orville Wright can
manipulate their flying machine al
though they criticised them severely
for not giving out information about
it,
Several years ago before the days
of the Lusitania and even before the
days of the Savannah in 1s19-one Of
the scientists in congress produced &C
curate figures to prove that a steam
ship could never cross the ocean. He
proved without a shadow of a doubt
that ship could never be built which
was big enough, to carry coal enough,
to make steam enough, to take the
ship across the little pond. This is
now being done every little while in
just about the same time that it takes
the filters to cross the continent from
New York to San Francisco-4 days
and IL hours.
All of which has everything to do
with the North Pole and DR.. Cooks
admirers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-07
NO INCREASE WILL
Be NEEDED IN 1910
City Tax Will Remain the
Same as This Year, Says
City Controller Parry.
HOSPITAL NOT IN BUDGET
ANOTHER SCRAP LOOKED FOR
BETWEEN TWO BRANCHES OF
CITY GOVERNMENT ON THIS
PARTICULAR POINT.

The city tax rate for the year 1910
will not be raised.
The budget of estimated expenses
of the city for next year will be pre-
scented to council for approval at its
meeting, Monday evening. September
20. City ControllerWebster Parry has
not prepared the budget of estimated
expenses as yet. but stated this morn
ing that he would begin work on 1t
this week.
The appropriation Of $4,000 for Reid
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-07
May Be A LUNAI|C

William Hawkins. colored, was ar
rested this morning by Patrolman
Vogelsong ON South Ninth and E
street, and taken to police headquart-
ers where he was held for safe keep
ing. 1t is believed that Hawkins is an
escaped lunatic although he declares
that he has never been in an asylum
and refuses positively to state where
his home is. His queer actions caus-
ed general alarm in the vicinity of
South Ninth street, where he is alleg-
ed to have threatened to kill several
persons. The man was not armed.
The authorities here are holding him
lin custody while they are notifying
several insane institutions in the sur
rounding country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-07
GONE TO SANITARIUM.

Centerville. Ind. Sept Mrs. NJ.
o. Robbens and children of Mount Car
mel. Ind. are visiting her husbands
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Roo
bins and other relatives south of Gen.
terville, while his family are visiting
at the old home is at the Spiceland
sanitarium for treatment and rest. and
will remain until the annual North
Indiana conference Of the NJ. r.
church convenes at Washington, Indi-
ana on the 21st of September.