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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17

sur som merfrid ler.
Serr =. NJ. Somel, General . 8aHa.
9ier = Ngent Der nMe1tlihen Worns
l0noer 8ubn", bat ein nelleS 9ud)
berorSgegeben, IN peltem Die Som.
meririiden an Der 9obn e~ntlallg be-
ld)rieben limo. 0oS Bud lit bon al.
len Billet e Ngenteu foltenirei gu er.
bolten.
Sitbrcn oeutidc Stiide
onf. Gin Ocutide$ 2uItipieI,
~8robmutter'S @e6urtstag," uno cine
Iran5oliihe Eoiie, .2e Gbot Bate"
meroen Die 30glinge ser See : NGo.
d)cnl6ltle, Nr. 1922, Noro.Gburles.
ItroBe, belltc Nodnlittog auf n9(lien.
borne" Dem 2onoiite oeS Srn. Geo.
Wf. Sbriuer noDe YifeSoiac our gui.
Iiibrlng brinaen. 3ie 8oritelllng
tlnoet i'm 5reien, alIf cinem qroBeu
Holenplnbc, itott, obne Scenerie'n,
obgeieben bon ocnen, meld)e bic 9ea-
tlr lel6it bietet. Die Nan1en Der in
oem> ocutiden Stiid mitpirfenoelt
jnngcn MGOdlen mo Die HolIen, mel.
DIE lie oerforpern iiuO: .8robmut.
ter" Seulore 9romn; .Sante Got.
tie" Siobel @oooS; nWorie." Ni.
riont Scuin; o6ranL" Selen aot;
nSottbcn," Miloreo Strouie; .9la.
ro," @linor 8roop; .9or[." 2oiie
9raop; o8retdlen," elaine Carroll.
auf Der oritten Q dienc.
- SbonoS Sopur0 bon Ybilo6el.
pbio mo Vcrrp MorriS bon Youa6.
feeplie, N.'9., 5ruet Sportliebbobsr,
Itonoen g~eitern Dor aooi 2ooen in
Der meItlidcn Goli5eiitotion infer Der
IniduIOigung, rncrloubter @eiie Ell
lten Woggon Der Baltimore . Ohio
9obn" bcitiegen 81 boben. @ie ole
Ueioert, melfe nod bon Den Rennen
bier geiuelell morerL crfldrten, batten
lie am GonncrItog oelt 9untpier mad
SdmeStotun oerpoBt, mo oa fein pal.
lenoer 3rg gefobren lei, 0ieien Reg
gem0blt, nm 10 idnel, oils m0glidl
aus baltimore berults 5I fonlnteit.
Ter Hid)ter lieB @nooe Dor Nedt er.
geben uno idlug ole acknowledgements
hieoer. WorriS mar iibrigenS bel 8e.
legenbcit 0eS IbtnteuerS nod in Sc.
beltsgcidbr gefommer. Gr bntte mint
lid, oIS 9obnboismeilter Santes y.
NoamS Ole bei0en blin0en Goiidaiere
IN eincm 6rod)tlunggon entpedte, Iid
ans Dem Stollb 81 nlod)en periltd)t ii.
babel Ole gefdGrlihc brittle Sf,iene
betreten, obre iid ieouh irgeno mel.
den Sda6en ST tbur.
SebenS NJ ii 8 e a[te SrI6n.
- aein 8reuoe ON oeben
mebr bat Ole 10 Sabre olte Srl1nbe.
rim Ioclia Solp, Die bel ibrer sot,.
ter III gtr. 1909, Sit.6apette.S troBe,
ipobrt. Sic iprarg geitern gbene
an 6llBe oeS gronoipap ms @olIer.
tpuroe icood) Don spei M1nnern
gleit luieOcr berailsgc;ogen. 8unoe.
Sergeant Hieirer brad)te Die olte
6rau Damn nu6 Dem 0itIihen Sta-
tionsbollie ullb erbob ole gniduloi.
gnrlg oeS ungebiibrlihen 9etroaens
gegen lie. 6rou 8alp erflGrte, tie iei
lebensmiiOe un0 miirbe iid ood nm.
bingcll, iobalo lie 8elegenbeit So,p
erbolte.
9oiebult. - Iur stpei Clubs
Der oItIifcn Siga ipielten geitern, uno
5lpor Die Don Montreol uno Bropi.
oence in Wontrenl. Ter beimilte
Club iicgte. Die Score" ipor 1 III O.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17

Scr 6ricoe Z it ort.. - Sl
Der ltolicnild)en &olonie Noltinlore'S
gGbrt cS. Gle ErGIioentcn Der Der.
lhieocnc1 itolienii6en Gareilte, iuel.
DIE Die GolumbilStug Iilocintion bill
Del, lino ouigebrodt iiber Den Gonilll
iDrc9 GoterlanocS, YroSpero Sdiai
limo mo Y.of. Camille 9oltcie, oeu
Neooftelrr Der bieIiget itolieniiden
3eltung, neil oieiel6en Dem @olpcr.
llelir Grot6ers Dor lGngerer 3eit 0cll
9onf Der itolieniiden Golonie ouiiir
obitnttetcn, 6aS er i'm lebten Serbit
Die Proclamation fir ole Seier 0cS
Columbus. Cages erlieB. 9ie Ser.
ellSpr1Ii0entelt mo anoere me6r
ooer lpclliger aroBe 2i6ter ioeell, ser
8ouDerneur berbiene mobl ben Ganf
Der Stdlieller, aber Ser Goniul mo
Der Meooftcnr ieien nidt srnlGdJti0t
Gelueien, i'm Nnnren Ser aolonie 5u
lpreden. Serr Sdiniiino ooaegcn
be6ouptct, ct lei ais italieniifer Con.
jul poaig bcredtigt gepeien, i'm ga.
men ieiner 2nnoSlelttc, Ole geipiiicr.
maBen inter icinen Sdls it1nOen,
jill iprccbcr.
@robe Groffnung. - SEER
aorl Sdmiot, Der min idon ieit Sab.
ren od8 &ormonie-Gofe, Gr. 4tl,
@cit.S opettcitrabe, fiibrt, bdlt beitta
gbellO g%rofiltung. Dit bent Gofe lit
Elm idoner Sommer9ortcn perbuit.
ocli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17

Ger Club IL 4 d il. - Ser pom
StootrntbS- WiitglieO ScnrD 6. Mie.
nciclo ac1riinoetc o9cutiG.9 lmcrifu-
tiid)e Club Der 20. WarO" bat bereltS
nlebrere &unocrt Mitglieoer.' mo
morgell, III Der regelnl0Bigcu Ser.
lommlltng, ltebt bic Nllinobnle bon
nod mcbr WitgIicocrn in NllSiidt
Der bolIptiG0liditc 3pcd 0eS Ser
ems iii, Die orobe10c oSocnl Option"
5u %befGmpicn.
Nblebcn. - Sun gltcr bon 76
Sobrcn lit Ncrr Wortin 2oni geitern
IN iciner @obnnrg 9tr. SOB, Noros
G~lttolultroBc, aus Dem Sebeu g2idies
Den. Die @ceroigru1g iinoet morgen
Nohnlittog 3 llbr pom Srallerbols
outs itatt.
Gas W otieit II Scr yNllge e.
III cinen Icut d { @reiiens
bclmatb y" Ode bon Baltimore. IL.
B%oplonItroBc, finOct om Wontag Den
II. MoL No6mittagS nm 4llbr, itott.
Nie ii6lih bat Der TomenTerein oie
u%nioilenoiten @orb2reitungen &c.
t%roffen. Holtor SllliilS Sofmnnn
bdlt dm Nohnnittog cine glniprofe
ilnO nm Sbeno iin0et cine 0romotiife
&orltcuin9, pcrbuloen nit Gon5crt,
Itott fir wcIde ollSac5aifnete 9rGfte
geluoancn WorOen iino.
Ser II ntcr 6 agung 6 II l.
0ig bcfunnt. - Sarrp N. Sos.
man, Der lid fiir5li6 Der Foli5ei i'm
mittlcren StntionSba1tic uu9liciertc
mo ortgob, CT babe ieincn Nr6citge.
bern Senrp GneieIp & Sobu uiign.
fdbr $1,000 unteri6logen, lullr6e &c.
tern in Der .. gbtbcillm1 oes Gris
millol. @eridtS Dem Mid)ter @ortcr
por9etilbrt llno bctnnntc lid idnlloig.
Ter Hid)tcr bcbielt iid) Die Gerllrtbci-
hug Dor, bis er nit @rn. &neiclp
Nildlprofc 9elonmeIt. IS miro ic.
bod crtunrtet, ooB Sormon, scr icinc
lnnebrlid)c SonOlun9 tici bercltt, ilr1s
ter Eorole irciGelolicn ipcr6cn miro.
Sarman mar bleidJ uno 5~ittertc ant
gdll6elt aorper, olS or Dor Dem Bid.
fer lton0. Gr lit SO Sabre alt.
ih ii MilitGrpf(td.
tigc. Goniul 6. u. Siioeris 3eigt
an onoerar SteQe oes ,0eutIfen
Gorrclponoenten" al, boB m1breno
Der In1peIenbeit oeS oellti6en areil.
5crS Bremen" I'M bieiigcn Sofen bic.
jeIligel oeutlden &eidsargeb0rigerL
rpclde ibrer Militdrpilidt nod, nid,t
geniigt ba6cr, @clegenbeit erbolten,
lid bon Dem oli Sdiiie beiirloli.
dcn Warineor5t unteriuden 5it lol-
len. 9ie 3cit Der llntcriudung miro
lpdter atge5ei9t.
Infer $1,000 9lrgidaft.
- y. Z. 2umpiter BON @ol6roof,
nelder ant GonnerItag in Canton
Derbnftet luuroe, ais CT eilt 13.iG6ri.
geS Wdohen, Marp 9nnnenielicr
pom Nr. 33tS, SuOion.S trobe, in an.
geblif nn5iihti9er @eiie orgriff.
miiroe g~citern abeno in Der golijci.
ltation 81 Canton bonn Toli,eiridter
8bomplon inter $1,000 giirgifoit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17

Der notoriidJe 3%du6er6aupt.
morn S%opisfp. Elm frilbcrer Stus
bent, ipeld)er IN Der iiinglten rulii-
ifen Hepolution cine 9robe &ole
ipielte. tit nit orei Mitglieoern ieiner
gauoe IN Der Ndbe BON Mobilefi Don
ritiiiidlcn @enoarmcr gctootet NOR
Den. IT,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
y&ereini9tc SGuacr."

0oltintnrer SG1Qcr 5lllII Hema
Dorfcr SGuacrieit bringen. -
@orbcreitun9cn iiir Ooa 6riib-
Iingaieit.
Sic gcitrige Sibln9 Scr &ereinig.
ten Sanger i'm o9iamnrds Saar" Der
n@crmunio-QSGm bottc
iib zines nllBerorOcntIi6 Qlttcn @eius
Dies 5u trireren. CAB Die &ereiuig-
ten Singer, biili9bereit mie inucr,
olf Dem @oilenbUtS Eicnic anl
Eiingltmontng mcbrerc Gb0re sum
&ortrug bringcn mcr0cm mar sic
i%pilfon1mene 3uliherltnM mclhe Sr,
Charles 0ertrom, elmer Der 9irefto.
rc1 0eS MoilcltbaulcS, Der IN Der Sit
sung eridienen mar, nit nu6 Saltie
ncbmcu ourite. IS. mlIroc cine Gin
lo0ltng 0e3 oWto5ort MfdnmcrdorS"
5t ieincr Sobrt nnd gettysburg an.
gcnommcn. Gin Sd)rcibcn ocs Ger
moniosN uortet Clubs" Qcluuotc 5llr
%crlcllInn III lpcld)cu 63rlclbc nit.
tbeilt, 0aB CT nid)t ant NCu Norfcr
S0ngcriclt tbcilrcbmcn mcr0c. Gie
nNrbcitcrsSic0ertoicl" lulrr0c ibreml
<nid)c entiprcdcno olli iedS Mouns
te iu3pcn0irt.
Sob bic @oltimorcr Singer fir
ibrc Sobrt 5ltm SGuQCricitc in Seem.
Yort Ole Baltimore. Obio 9obn" be.
mlbclL lpur0c Gcitcrn bci6loiicn. Tic
Sobn bat oen SGn0crn 5mci Oiicrtcn
gclnod)t, 5luiidcn 0cncn iic mGblcu
fGnn2n. Die critic lett ocl YreiS ser
@un mo Hiidlnbrt oui $5y5S felt, be,
onlgt nbcr, 0nB oic Ebcilncbmrr am
Sonntog Morgcn, ocn 20. %lni, ocr
Spc5iol5ltg benllBcn lln0 5ulonmcn
AM WittuodJ Nbcnb, Den %. SUM,
nit Dem S%pe5iol5ugc 5ltriidte6ren.-
Ger SctrctGr, Sr. @corgc Ninmclbe.
Der, miro MN al ullc 5ltu G1rbon0c
gcb0ri0cn &crcinc Elm Sdreibcn rid)s
ten nit benz Griud)en, ibm binnen
5uei @odcn mit5lltbcilcn, iiir mcldcn
Der bciocn SoridlG9e lie iid) cnti6ci'
OCn mollen.
is ipur0e bei6loIicL cit emblem
NIT oen MtarplGnOer Sorbcn b%crItcl-
len 81 loiicL mcld)tS bon uQcn Sbeil.
ncbnlern an ser SGngeriobrt 0ctros
gen miro. Ger ErGiiocnt ermobnte
5llm SdluB nod Die 9cleguten in
lbrcn Eerclncn olli elncn gltteuVeiud
Der lctten Malicnprobcn ST orin9cn.
Sn Der Sibung iilbrte Yr6iiocnt
Scnrp SbomoS cen Goriib, mGbreno
ScfretGr Wcorg @imnlclbebcr ais
FrotofoQont im1qirtc.
u ii it en- iir Oo& 6rit 6linQS,
Set.
Mn Die 0elegotcn . &crlammIlng
IdloB lid cine Siblln1 beS nit oen
Torbcrcitungen fir onS am fl. SSrnti
inl 9tiucruielu.Sort I~tattfinOcn0e
6riiblin0sieit ser &crcinigtcn SGngcr
6Ctrolltcl Gomite'5 an.
Sr. Senru SbonloS beri6tetc, sob
Ct IN gegleitllng OeS Srn. &enrp 8.
WienciclO un0 Senrp Settler Den
@ouucrnclr GrotberS u,o Wopor
Wobool 81 Dem Seltc eingelooen ia.
be, mo belize Serrcn ibr Grideinen
6ltgeiogt bitten. Ser Wopor miro
ollcr0tnga MIR No6nlittugS fonlruen
tonnen, Oo CT ON Nbcn0 bel Der
SobrcSifluBfeicr Ser ltdotiiden b06e.
rem anobenid)ulc Die 9iplome 81 Der.
tbeilen bot. SIS mltr0e Der 9ci6lub
gcfabt, inter Den Gboren, sic ipGb.
reno ocS GeItcS 5ltm Sortrag gebrodt
lpcr0en, olld) cincn cngliidcn 81 lpGb.
len.
Snl lle6rigen crItotteten sic &or.
liter Der eill5elnen Inter = Gonlite'i
ibre @eridte, aus bellen oeutlid) er.
lidtlid) nor, bub sic &or6crcitunocn
5t Dem 6eitc in gutcn SGlocn lic0cn
itnO NIT groBem Giicr betrieben luer.
sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17

Eafie snr 9aeiie iu's amsIanS &c.
iorst 6. &aine, Nr. Ala, CityoIti.
morsitrake, nabe Cation &psie Gse.
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QdmmsloroerbierteL, 40.
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a Eto. BufrudIt. 29c.
9 Ffh. beiies Nippenroalt. 29c.
Stride SdtItcrft, g7sc. BIO.
anlb, IN Baltimore eeibIudtet, 10c. 5iS 22c
onS Biuno.
9 Efe. Rorterbouie coer SirIuin. Stcaf, 20r.
3 Yfuno COMPOUND. 29c.
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beute Nheno 1err 9SlngfteIo, Saltlu1otes &c.
lteoter S1rttonllt, ie!u, Der ole lIeliel1eH SWlu'
ger beo cages liuet.
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grukss Sarsaih.gertani.
Ge6t Runtas's Sun" inb "%lnerienn" fir
Niberes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
THE VALUE OF TIME.
Making Every Moment Count the Sc
cret Of q Successful Life.

Making Every Moment Count the Sc
eret Of q Successful Life.
The average woman does not appre-
ciate the value of time.
She is rushed and heated and over
worked because she does not make the
spare moments count.
have seen women sit a whole morn-
ing idle and then rush madly around
all the afternoon. undoing all the good
work of that rest.
When you sit down to chat with q
friend. why don't you do some simple
sewing. such as finishing seams, sew
ing on buttons or adjusting loose
hooks?
You will need to do all these things
later on. and probably they will come
up at the very time when you have
an engagement to keep. II you are
late for that engagement it puts you
back for the entire day.
Before you go to bed at night lay
out your clothes for the next morning.
See that you have clean shields in your
waist. a fresh tie and collar and that
your shoes are polished.
And don't throw your things around.
You take more time bunting for them
than you would take in putting them
where they belong.
Don't waste your days with people
that do you no good. Associate with
those who stimulate you mentally or
aid you to rise in the world. 1t isn't
necessary to be snob or a climber
to do this. The idea is not to make
companions Of those inferior to you.
That is a sheer waste of time that
had better be spent at home resting.
When you work don't allow people
to walk in on you and make you lose
precious minutes. If you must meet
them do so at certain hours. Keep the
rest of the day to yourself in order
that you may concentrate fully and in
that way finish your work quicker
with less labor on your part.
Learn to make time work for you
and you will always accomplish every
thing you have to do.
The women who are the most rushed
and fIustered are not the hardest work
ed. They are the ones who waste the
most minutes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

The undersigned. administrator With
the will annexed Of the estate Of Mar.
garet Frame. deceased. hereby gives
notice that BY virtue Of the power BY
said will conferred and pursuant To
statute. I will offer for sale at public
vendue on the premises. ut the hour
Of two O'Clock. p. N. On Thursday.
30th. 1909. the following
described real estate situated in
Township. County OF Wayne.
and State of Indiana. to-wit:
"Being q part OF the northwest quar-
ter Of Section one ~. Township III
teen (15) north. Range one Q) west.
bounded and described n follows: Be-
ginning at q marked stone at the
northwest corner Of said section. rum
ing thence south along the west lima
OF said section. one hundred twenty
and eight tenths t120.s) rods to the
north side Of private roadway:
thence east with the north line OF said
roadway. forty-two (42) rods: thence
north one hundred twenty and eight
tenths Q20.S) rods to the north line
of said section: thence west along
the north line Of said section forty
two and nine tenths (42.sO rods. to the
place of beginning. containing thirty
two and six hundredths (32.O6) acres.
Also q part Of the northeast quarter
of Section two (2). Township fifteen
15) north. range one a. west. bound
ed and described ~ follows: Begin
ming at the northeast corner Of said
section two (2). running thence south
along the east line OF said section one
hundred nineteen and six teoths
u196) rods: thence west. parallel
with the north line Of said section.
seventy-eight and forty-four hun
dredths (7S.4D rods: thence north
one hundred nineteen and six tenths
t119.6D rods, to the north line Of said
section; thence east along said section
line seventy-seven and forty-eight
hundredths (77.4SD rods. to the place
of beginning. containing fifty-seven
and seventy-eight (s7.7SD acres: and
both Of said tracts containing eighty
nine and eighty-four $3.50 acres.
more or less"
Said sale will be made subject to the
approval of the Wayne Circuit Court.
for not less than twothirds of the full
appraised value Of said real estate.
and upon the following TERMS AND
At least one-third Of the purchase
money cash in hand. the balance In
two equal installments. payable IN
not to exceed nine and eighteen
months. evidenced by notes Of the pur-
chaser. in usual bankable form. bear
ing six per cent. t6TD interest from
date. waving relief. providing attor-
neys' fees and secured by mortgage
on the real estate sold.
Said real estate will be sold free
and discharged from liens. except the
taxes for 1903.
CORNELIUS E. WILEY,
Administrator with Will Annexed.
WILLIAM A BOND. Attorney.
H. H. JONES, Auctioneer
dly1-s-1Sz1
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
WHY THEY Prefer ENGLAND.
American Women Who Find Society
There More Agreeable.

There More Agreeable.
The London Daily Mail has been in
terviewing some American women
social leaders in New York-as to
whether they prefer to live in Eng
land and if so why so. All agree that
English society is far more agreeable.
american society" said one. who
stipulated that her name be withheld.
lis a very badly ordered system. In
deed, it has ended in being no system
at all. Every one in 1t Is trying to get
ahead Of every one else. In England.
on the other hand. social order IS not
questioned This gives those living
there a most restful feeling"
Still. this lover OF English society
sees "a certain resflessness" creeping
into 1t. due" she explains. mot to the
influx OF American uilHonaires. but
to English parvenus Of enormous
wealth"
Another woman says that England
is the best place for q mother with
daughters to launch presentation At
court Is such an excellent sendo6.-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
TWO CARS COLLIDE:
FORTY ARE INJURED
Struggling Mass of Humanity
Was Buried Under the
Wreckage.
FATALITIES NAY RESULT
COSTLY WRECK ON THE ELolN
AND sELvlDERE TRACTION
LINES IN iLLlNols-Aio SENT
TO SCENE.
FATALITIES MAY RESULT
{Amcrican News Service)


Chicago. Sept. S-Forty persons
were injured, many seriously and some
probably fatally At noon today in >
head on collision between two electric
cars on the E2gin and Belvidere inter
urban line near Huntley. Illinois. The
cars came together without warning.
burying a mass Of struggling humanity
under a veritable avalanche OF debris.
Aid was hurried from Huntley and
physicians and nurses went to the
scene from Elgin. The more serious
ly hurt were taken to private homes az
Huntley, while the others were rushed
to the hospital at Elgin in automobiles.
1t was impossible to get telephone
communication with Huntley a. ev-
erybody was at work extricatinE the
injured.
The motOrmen In endeavorinG &c
save their own lives. jumped after they
realized the futility of attempting to
stop the swiftly moving cars. One
motorman was probably fatally injur-
ed All those badly injured are res
idents of Chicago and surrounding ci.-
les and towns.
The cars were completely telescopel.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
A SHOOTING ARRAY

Frank Shocks" Murray. colored.
was shot in the left leg last evening
about seven O'Clock at his home on
South Sixth and E streets. by Arthur
Reid also colored. Reid escaped and
cannot be located by the police.
The particulars of the affair are
meager. It is thought that both par.
ties were more or less under the in
fuence OF liquor and became engaged
in an alteration over . card game
Pulling \ 80 revolver firm his pocket
Reid fired at Murray but fortunately
the bullet passed through the fieshy
part Of the leg Just above the knee
and the injury is not a serious one.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08

she says. The English. too. are better
hammered than Americans. aud espe-
cially she likes their Difference to older
women.
Another reason for the liking
wealthy Americans have for England
is that most Of them are brought up
by English governesses. says the wo-
man quoted. English governesses
are the best in the world and are to
be found in all parts Of the world"
she said. They are the greatest
propagandists Of English civilization"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
A Foruetful Poet.

Mr.. Arthur Coleridge. speaking at
the London College For Working
Women. related that the poet Cole
ridge once journeyed from HiShgate to
Holborn to visit a nephew, Sir Will
liam II. Coleridge. 1t was very cold
weather and the poet had on double
breasted waistcoat which met just be-
low his neck. 1t was discovered that
he had got no shirt. His nephew re-
monstrated with him. to which the
poet replied. Pm very sorry. William,
very sorry. but I've forgotten my
shirt" Upon this Sir William kindly
lent his uncle a shirt. "and." said the
speaker. Il regret to say that very
necessary garment was never returned
to its original owner."-London Stand
ard.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
FAMILY OFFICERS NAMED.

Officers elected at the annual re-
union Of the Catey-Fenimore families
at Glen Miller park last week include:
President, p. ". Hardwick, Modoc, In
diana: vice president. J. B. Catey.
Carlos City. Indiana: secretary and
treasurer, Gertrude Persley, Modoc:
corresponding secretary. Eta Catey.
Williamsburg. The family win hold
its 1910 reunion at Glen Miller park.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
6irSnp.ase at ChImpeys,

Chinlneys are modern-that Is. chin
neys With frepiaces and fues. None
of the Roman ruins shows chimneys
like curs. There is none in the re-
stored buildings in Herculaneum and
Pompeii. Roman architects complain
ed that their decorations were smok-
ed up. A kitchen III Rome was al
ways sooty. Braziers were used in the
living rooms. The chimney of antiqui-
ty consisted Of Il hole In the roof. The
wealthy Romans used carefully dried
wood which would burn in the room
without SCOT. The modern chimney
was ti.st used in Europe in the four.
teenth century. The oldest certain &C.
count of a chimney places it in Venice
in 1S41.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
Mr.. AND MRS. HlSER HOME

W. S. Hiser has returned from
Northwestern Wisconsin where he
has been in the Stout Manual Training
Institute. Mrs. Hiser and their son,
Walter. having spent their vacation
there returned also. Mr.. Hiser will
be at the head Of the Manual Train
ing Department, also the Penmanship
Department Of the city schools. Mrs
Hiser viii continue her school Of book.
keeping and shorthand.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08

Briggs-lt's past understa nding how
some people live.
GriGgs-EspeciaIly those persons who
tell you there IL no money in their
business. but who keep on working 1t
it with all their might Just the same
as ii it were paying them 100 per cent
proft.-Boston Transcript.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
DOUBLES TOURNAMENT.

Beginning next Sunday a handicap
doubles tournament will be held at
the courts of the Richmond Lawn
Tennis Association. It is the inten-
ton to run off the event in two Sun
days, the finals being played = week
from Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08

II hear" said Mr.. Staylate, that
genius is perfecting an apparatus by
means Of which a persons face may
be seen miles away"
WELL" replied Miss Patience Come.
1T will be a boon to see some faces a
long way of. If they can only be kept
there"