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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22

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bon 5piss ~reiitelt Molttag sur @reI.
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5itr gegenieitigcn llnterbaltung bel
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@ir baben in letter ,3eit in
Die Sarge mebrerer peritorbener
MGnner geidoiit mo falrOen feinen
Der 8elo, Rortga9cSe ooer Qdnoe.
.reien mitilabm. @enn on fein art,
Oeres Seitttbrm oein eigelt n%eltuit,
of Menihl, barn mirit OH iiber ein
fleines @eilhen i6redlid arm iein,
Sn &iir5e miro an aIle 9eiib.
er bon 9~rieffaiten melde BON 2altb-
.poitboten 0ehient lperoen, Die 9(uf.
foroerung er9ebeu lire 9rieibopen
ino Die 8fdble altf oenen iolde
Iteben, meiB an5uitreider, uno nit
ltnuar5en Settern ibren Homen altf
Den &aiten oipubringen.
Damen, uenit ibr eiit Goriet
brnitfJt, barn fault fem nltoeres ais
oas Spireaa Goriet. Seoes Dieier
Goriets bat Die uniibertrefiliden Spi.
relle 0staps, meldle fir oos Goriet.
ole groBte 9auerboitigfeit beoertel1
Wodt Cure geitellllngen bel
Sri. 6. @ieIe,
Gubmoderin.
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torolifl BON Omcnspille 240 g[der
umialien0e 6nrm an gilgltit 8od.
er fiir etfpos mehr ais $4,000 Der.
fauft. 3ieie 6arm 9ren5t on bas
@ader'ide 9eiistbum meIdes 800
ader oroB lit, 10 oaB SEER @afer
iebt $50 adcr 9onO beiist unD cine
Der grobten llllD beiten 8arnten aili
Der Erairie bot.
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Boitoffice atif peldlem bie 9riefe
mlsgebanoi9t, BON pielen SGnoet-bes
riibrt Derocn, bat oas General &oit.
amt %iammtIidF 8oitmciiter oes Gam
oes aneeIpteien beim @erfauf bon
griefmorfen lettcre itets nit Der
alebleite ltaf) oben 81 legen oamit
Der 3itnse feline 9adterien 5ugefiibrt.
iperoen.
8ir iinb nod niht 10 iebr aIt.
foitnen pms aber gut Der 3eit erin.
ilern als IN mierem glternbeim ole
Settlampe ooer Salglid)t bes abenos
aiir Misunderstanding oierte. @ir
erinnern ms nod genaii Der eriten
a~obloHampe pelde bel ms ms
Sails fam, rn6 mic bas &obIoE mel.
DIES 40 Gents Die @ollone foitete
als iebr gef6brIi6 nrto Ieift erpIo.
oireno aiigeieben pnroe.
Die falten 9nge bon Iestem
bis @ittppd Iorgen tell.
ten Die Sofinurgen uro eripartrnq.
en- alIer 6armer. Sbit nlro @eitSiif-
ter nr6 @drtnre, aui Elm borteel
Shnee, Gis ul6 falte Meg.
N botten mdbreno oieier 3eit nit
,inarpoer abgepedieIt nno Sns Gued-
.iIber inn thermometer ialif beiuobe
zoe Hadt oiif beoeufIide Sobe oes
Seirierprmftes. 10 oaB ollieits Elm
'ernidtcnbrr 6roit befiirdtet ipuroe.
srireulider @eiie NOR Die scmpsr.
ltiir nidt aII8ihpeit geiunfcn uno
pie Die 8eridte ans Dem Gcnntp
inb Der nngeseno Iaiiten. baben Die
nno 8einreben feiucn
5dooen sclittcn, iperit aid in Sen
einises @artenaerpdds
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
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Seiratbs.e ieenien.

Gtto &eubeilser. Sermam Il
Sra Sans. Sermdin, I
aiWltit s.. @alter, 8cllinatOn .
emma Sod, Ban ::
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22

einbeaabIt. Bonn I. Sanitar 1909
bis 5iim 1. apriI 1910 betriig ole 10
cincoIIeftirte Sninrle $524,565.s
08, cine 3unabnte bon $f6,76f.s2,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22

aouis. Siibitihit 5eIir &unOpilIer
peritebt 0en 9ienit.
gdtuns SiibnerSiidter.
Sect lit Die 3eit eiire SiibnerDdii.
ier 5lt reinigcn iut6 nit @orbolimm
5u beiprisen. Gin ii6eres Nittel &C.
gen &iibnerl1uie. 8arontirt ipeim
our redten 3eit gebrnliht miro. gu
BADEN bel Gbriit. GberIin & Son.
-SaIIep's aomet itebt INN 125
mli. gs lit linn nidt piel oarai1 ge-
lesen oaB Serr G. s. Tippiteiit i'm
iiebt, ODER er feirnt Serrn &ippitein
nidlt iebr gut. Serr Rippitein lit
Ifon cir paar morgen aiif Der Sufe
nod Dem bintmlii6en 8anoerer, fam
i'm dber nidt crtOefen.
Huticc
Inl1Blif Der iabrlidlen &eriomm.
hung OeS @rniro Chapter &opal 9lrb
MaipnS ino @ranO Council &opal
ono Select Mnlters Of Ntiiioliri IN
2ouis, perfaltien mir am "a,
% Ii Iorgeu bes 26. 9lpriI Hiuto-
io6rt aorten mad ct. 2nuis fir
$500. &iidfebr giItia bis 80 Npril.
IS, g. Srnuier, Agt,
8aic Bali.
@ie lette ISOLDE idom erlpdbnt
fin0et bier arl rGfIten Sonrltagnadp-
mitta9 Die Groffmnrg Der 9aicbaIl-
Saiion itdtt un6 miro Ger bicii9e
Club lif nit Dem So6anien Bros.
Glib BON ct. 9ouis i'm @ettipieI
meiien. Inter 8orantritt Der @ll-
terpriic MILITARY @ono miro oltrd
Die Souptitraben Ser Sta0t mar.
lflo Damn llad Dem Earf mo
Oas Spiel I'M l23 llbr bcginnt.
per q. GauIs airdeldlor
giebt am 8unnerstag abenO. Ben 5.
0fai 1910 ein aon3ert in Der Stride.
Gin reid9altiaes Grogronm miro
5ur Iitsfiibritng fommell Gen gr0B
ten SeiI biIbet 6as grobartige uno
Melobrama yGolumbus~
BON 9efer, beitebeno aus 9emiiften
Gboren, Mdnnerdoren Melooram II.
9eflamationen; i'm @on5en oie Sc
Der Gntoedlng amerifas in
geidmodpoller, intereiIanter Ii. fllnSt-
boiler @eiie porfiibrenb.
-@ir batter 9ieustag oas Ser.
grii8en Serrn Sron5 Slid. bon
Stolpe, IN unierer Office gu begrii-
Ben. lle6er 6en Stotto oes @ei5ens
befargt, iprad er Die Slnii6t aus ooB
uiele Der 8elber pelde iett Dem
Inideilt nod cute @rnten pripreehei
BON Der beiiiid,en Siege perbeert per
6et, beionoers no oas @odstbunt
luenn es feline &leefeloer lparen, Ell
Ire ounfel6laue maitise 5arbe aitf-
meiBt. &ur Die belgriiuen Seller
aeben CUTE Grnten. Die BON ser
iufeitirten 8eIoer treiben ait
Ser 8ur6el berum niel 9lottuerf,
bic Stellgel lperbeit bod, bie gebren
9roB aber es aiebt feinen oroentlids
en- &ern.
8rano Srrp, 9sai : scrmiu 1910.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22

Solgello iilrb Die Ramerl Der @roB;
geiduorernn fir BEN fommen6en
Mai Sermin Der Circuit Court.
Boulware Township: Henry Rehm-
ert.
Boeuff Township: Frank Brink.
Burbois Township: Granville Nc
Intosh.
Richland Township: F. N. schmid
and John Birk.
Roark Township: Felix Mundwill-
er and Hugo Strehly.
Hermann: Chas. Strehly
Brusch Creek Township: j. r.
Souders.
Third Creek Township: John
Tschappler.
Clay Township: Henry Heidbred-
er Jr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09

tContlnaca from Yesterday
Mr.. Jaminson shut his notebook
with snap, and thanked las
Il have an idea.' ne said, apfonos
of nothing at alt that At ans rats
tho ghost is laid here. Whatever the
rappings have becn--~and the cnlored
man says they began when the family
went west three months aso-~fnel.
are likely to stop now"
Which shows how much he knew
about IT, The ghost was not laia
with the murder Of Arnold Armstrong
he, or it, only seemed to take on
fresh Yignr,
Mr.. Jameson left then, and whaa
Gertrude had gone upstairs, as ahe
did at once. l sat and thought over
what ! had juss heard. Her engage
ment, once SO engrosslng matter.
paled now beside the significance o.
her strry II Eoisey and Jack Bailey
tYad left before the crime. how came
Halsey's revolver in the tulip bea :
What was the mysterious cause Of
theifa sudden flight? What had Ger
trude left In tho billiard room? What
vas the Significance or the euff link.
ant where was 1t?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09

Black ze1Yat costume HaiScn Seg
session e eHgthing belonging 10
him go
J should THINK it hardly possible. ."
llo admitted. "To be perfectly frank,
Miss 1nnes. ! cannot think ~ anx
reason whatever for his coming here
a. h@ aId. II .s5' ooen STAYING 1T
th, etabhQsss aerass the valley for
the last esHk Jarvis tells me-. but
That efIls tSIslaias Few ha canae here
nS. why # is "a mest unfortunate
family
he sho6k h.s had despondentiY
ana felt that ihts drled-up 1ittie
uIan MS the repository az Innch
lhet NJ Gad MT tod ne. gave VI
trying - eIIgEt any information IRON
hire and 4ve Vent together to view
tire body 6eHHft Il vas taken - tbs
aits. r haG BEEN lifted ON To the
. b4uEara ga{3s 4td sheet thfown
over H. efherA las. nothing mad been
touched. \ s9tt Int ley beside IL
ana glte eoil.tf Il the dinner coat
WIS ssill tIraaa ap. Tte handsome
tlissipate,l face of Arnold Armstrong
pGrSed ~ Is uglg fines, ~as now oziis
pathetic. As We Neut in Mrs Watson
appeared NJ the card room door.
Come IN. Mrs. Watson" the law
vlr said Bat she shook her heaa
and Withdrew. she was tn" ou5g enc
in the house who seemed 10 regret
The dad man. and even she seemed
rather shocked than s0yr3.
1 went 10 The auor at the foot Of
the circular staircase and opened It,
te I could ore have seen Halsey
coming at his usual hare Drained clip
HI 10 H.. ID
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09

since morning, hut knew he had
heea iuterrogating the servants. Ger
tfnde was locked in nes room with u
headache, aud | had luncheon alone.
Mr.. Harten, tne lawyer. was a iittie
thin man. and he looked as II he Gid
not relish his business that day.
This la Very unfortunate. Miss
fnnes," h. said, after We had shaken
hands. Most northumberland mys-
tsr!otls. With the father and mother
in the west. I ind everything de-
wolves on me; and, as you can UNI
derstand, IT Is an UNPLEASANT duty"
mo doubt" | said ahsently. "Mr.
Harfom. ] am going To ask you some
questions, und ] nope you VIII answer
them. | feel that | am entitled 10
Some knowledge, because and my
family are inst now la a most am
biguous position"
don't know whether he under
stood me or net: he took eff his
glasses and wiped them.
Il shall be very happy" he said
with old fashioned courtesy.
Thank you Mr.. Harton. did Mr.,
Arnoia Armstrong know that sunny
side had been rented 2"
II ihink-~tyes he did. In fact. I
myaeif told him about it
"And he knew whc tho tenants
weIr."
"Yes"
He had not been living with tho
family for some years. | believe"
No. Unfortunately, there had bceG
trouble between Arnold and his fats
or. For two years he had lived IN
town,
Their II WOULD ha unlikely that
he xsmma here iavs ntwht 10 ret pug-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
HEART o10
HOMEIAI.K
,bHBUb0ro8gy9

The .eiittiestst member OF the house
hold probably wonders what all the
fuss and excitement are about, bat
even If ne doesn't comprehend It no
enc would fail TO reInem Der him
Christmas morning.
4 belt to which IL Fastened some
,ots IS unique and attractive gift.
The belt can be made Of ribbon, CT
o. linen or lawn, 30 that IL can be
washed K preferred The part that
goes around the little waist should
be double. SO as IL have SON srTrf%
hess EEt III the back 1t can open
ont like the strings Of an apron TO
tie In pretty bow. The ends should
not be to long or the bow VIII con
tinuaily be pulled gndone.
Frurn tae belt In front hang three
or four on five. as Is preferred, long
ends Of. ribbon, II the belt Is OF rib
bon. or of lawn or even white tape
II the belt Is OF washa ole white ma
terial. To the ends Of these are fas-
tened the toys--a little whistle. IA
rubber doll. a rattle. small bail ii
one can be found with some attach
ment ~ which the ribbon can be
tied 10 Il. BABY can play with these
by the hour and they will never get
thrown out of his reach or lost
The woman clever With her needle
can make dainty and useful gift
for baby ~ feether~stltching or EN-
hroidering number of yards OF braid
fer trimming his clothes. Plain white
braid faath er-stitched worked with
french knots, forget me-nots or some
simple design Is most useful to the
rncthee who makes her chiltfren's
clothes. Thes. little hraids are al
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09

tor. To .uake one yard 81 tain. fin8
china silk IN any desired csler Is re
auired. II there Is No society or col
leEe color t. consult. black Is always
good Either hemstitch or hriaFsuteh
d bern one inch wide ali around tie
four stses A heavier piece - s1lk the
same shade should BE hasted ia the
center al the unaer side of the Squirt
and then brsarstiJched through from
the upper side. This Is e. strengthen
the work. 4 laop OF siik ribbon Is
also sewn In the exact center 81 The
undersids Of the square THIS is 70
pin the hat 10. A similar .saap from
the top side is used to hans tAc pro-
tector by. This gift takes NJ more
room thar heavy Handkerchief. but
Is useful t. save the hat troua dust
when travelling. or to protect Il wht Ii
hung In the closet. 10 make more
elaborate tiny tassels may decorate
the four corners and q heavy en-
breidered iaiti2l is always ia good
taste
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
DON'T ROB THE CHILDREN.

l.s.t Them Learn self Re1int1cc.
Aiast fluw OFTEN the fretheFf1
rlfiee is a double robbery. She m
herself and. she rcbs her childfeM
Bnt how Ss y
The first obligation on every ~
born into tue world is to Inaka
most ef Itself.
When a mother deYntes hex1e11s
her children u the exclusion az "
other interests. nesiecting frien0etl
ana entertainments ana outings
All opportunities Of growth--1ttaa
roBbiiig herself. saa
When she 50 deysrtes herself ID
c!iliafea she Is likewise roDbina xa1l
Fer by the constant care she t4Ms3
them 10 rely on her rather imam
themselves, s.aS
She roDs them OF their ssif-fe3i1
without which hoy or girl liz d ft561
less craft, bound for the ktft0
the sea Of life. sss5
The biggest thing parents c4SS
fer chilaren Is to make them no
their own canoe--Iiaka them
their OWN weight from the lir1E
ment of conscious thought. ss5I
As soon as "a child knows h11
think he becomes an indiriduAE
rights and obligations.
Mothers ignore the obligati0ansz
Such "A little fellow.' III
But II he Is 10 he a big feia0s
there In the big world, pnlIlne ri
stroke mother must hegin w1tns
little fellow
That's SO.
Love can do such straueH
strangely opposite things OH
Motheriove grows strone NET
women. Also mother-1ov
weak men and women. Tho
enee lies in the way the love II
Tested 49, Erinan j. Rtdgwas.
uellneator for January.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09

the
Meeting the Chauffeur

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80 ~ -" ~ 49,. All s,,.n
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5,o.l,,s
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st4tfs ,-a Ia, tn.tye IA. aaKea. ri, iug
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49, 80 baun.t ,re5r aa.4rpss "a
; ro1.to,,t ann an tbrt,,tEa 80 "a. ot
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ef9sts.s, se..tt, ,fe 5aaea III a zone OF
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srba,u l,ara 90 fs,,. NEW in h.r TT.
80 ,[,.,fa a,,es. 10 gs,ra a.. svmna.
fgqf1a t,,~i tIsttars with "a run near,
f,faIre, fnrth ~ s.foIe story Of her
-. ..,,,,,.,. ,,,s.sf,,.~ =st{.nt aaft- cnn-
efr,tirsg hA, ,rteas,t .arraud Ia Mrs.
E.4ft.fys-. "a. glnpp he
na,tt,s,ty nrc,e n
s5f.',,.r l,,tte srf,.,e. rtterton uur-
,,-,raj9 N'' , ,',A'f e,.faias@ IKE roSy
alafsly 11n0{tns fnaesitns win ono
ban.l and ~oSer5nx ner uurssisting
anEtrs 5qlssteri5lile with IT. tree one.
- cf, eareaiol4 have had u hArd
time.
~EHt IL Is al over now have found
v15I. De continued. after he had
guided his ma,utnse ot 7 a bad BIT
al read which needea al his atten-
ton -'You 10 care far rae. don't
yuH" Yov Will h. M wife and let
mo shoulder an thF burden? 90
Barbara WAS surprised u hear her-
self tayunE. yes SHa fenis II tered
;l3at Fe 'gss e9g3s 81 cha 0fgs4af. tao, hat
shl asGnt mind Ito was aig and
strong, Hnd she loved nm 50 what
dld hls nccuoafiaa matter Sine knew
~ tnat Sna had lowed him ever
ttpee her college DAYS saa that thc
t3ttrreSt part III al hs.t troubles ha1
ha4e forgotten her
isn't IL gline Va - aQlet Mrs. Bell
inghatr torpess place. barbara
asked iiltiu tt4ef. sHen tines fFrre
once more whining along Al reason
abiy high speed
Were you zaIHg there EllertcN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
CHAPTER VI

when this detective left he Joined
absolute secrecy on everybody in the
household. The Greenwood Club
promised the same thing, and as there
are no Sunday afternoon papers. the
murder was not public known untfi
Monday The coroner himself netl-
nod the Armstrong family lawyer,
and early Ia the afternoon he cama
cut had not sssn NJ. Jameson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
VII, He nian.t 49,

Eacon--That young clerk III u
has taken Up violin playing,
E.a be ri ---fndeefli
You know which mean. 1odfx<
'sDh. yes; he lives within Rwl
me" sSsss|
Then / take It that you haV
gum 3 81 ss3syy ssss$$
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09

FoR RENT.

roR RENT IN TIN! RICHMOND
Virginia want ads VIII get YOU q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09

hammock And il aaHy oDject4
being put into water thu hainMN4
will ba found to he a pleasant MX
around the difficulty. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09

rOnd of Feasnol
He--And even IL you did k
how would you vote? d I,3
Sitc--Oh. ia put my msnl1
eagle. IS d,
And why under the 64n>
Because tho eagle n f6&e
on the ballot which ha4 91
feathers on ~"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
The
Circular Staircase.
by MARY ROBERTS RINEHART
COPYRIGHT THE BORIS MERRILL COMPANY

by MARY ROBERTS RINEHART

COPYRIGHT loos nY raL noRns,MERRllA COMPANY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09

a.><AA4 a~ !
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-25

made way tonight for The Goddess
OF Liberty. and. will open their week
on Wednesday evening when they pre-
sent the Leffingwen version of st. FL
mo. This adaptation has been consid-
cred by many to be superior In many
ways to any other ever seen on the
stage, and its production by this COM
pany will be awaited with interest.
The chantecleer Novelty.
The pantomime acrobats. the Lafay-
cite Lamont Troupe will make their
first appearance tonight at the Muir
ray, q headliner which Is always a
hit because 1t appeals to SO many and
In SO many ways. The refined sing
ers ard novelty character change art
lists, the Cubanola Trio. have been
very popular in all their engagements
this season and as this Is SO different
from anything ever put ON In the Muir
ray great things are in store for the
patrons of the popular playhouse. Lii
liam Leroy and Co, In 'sFuturity Day
and Lola Radcliffe character coined.
ienne-and to all this add the motion
pictures and the big bill arranged for
this week at the Murray is fully ap-
preciated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-25


Gold Media: Flour cor me.
LIsBID.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-25
THEIR LOVE FROSTY
Texas Republicans Withdraw
Their Presidential Boom
for Teddy.
ACT ON NEGRO QUESTION

San Antonio. Texas, April 25.-The
Republican Association OF Texas has
within the last few days hit differ
ent tack and Theodore Roosevelt.
whose reelection to the presidency
was ardently espoused by 1t, Is no
longer their political idol. A resolu-
tion indorsing the Colonel for the
white house for another term was re-
fused passage by an overwhelming
majority and now the infant boom has
been stifled. The same resolution
called upon Cecil Lyon to surrender
all but one of the numerous offices
held by him in the Texas republican
party. But this feature also came to
grief and now Lyon may be said to
have better grip on republican af-
fairs in Texas than he ever had be-
fore.
At the same meeting the negro re-
publicans received bad Jolt. Though
not "lilly-white" the Texas Republi-
can association will insist hereafter
that the negroes in the state form
their own republican clubs, whose
heads are to be permitted to partici-
pate in the conclaves of the party.
Outside of this, physical contact. as it
were, will not be tolerated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-25

The body lay in state in the very
parlor where the marriage Of forty
years ago was held, and some Of those
who attended the wedding were there
today to look for the last time upon
the face of their friend.
Death Calls Mourner Home.
Neither the Rev. Thomas X. Beech
er nor the Rev. Joseph Twitchell. who
performed the wedding ceremony. was
present, however. Mr.. Beecher died
several years ago and Mr.. Twitchell
was called to Hartford by the serious
illness of his wife, who died this morn
ing.
Among the floral gifts was a beauti-
ful wreath bearing this inscription:
"From 500 boys Of the Louisville
Male High School. In remembrance
of Mr. Clemens, who has frightened
their lives with innocent laughter and
taught them squareness and grit and
compassion for the weak charge"
The services at the house were pub
lie. DR.. Eastman said in part:
1--WE are not here at this time to
speak of the great man whose going
hence the whole world mourns. nor to
claim for him that place in the halls
of fame which time only can give him
We are here to weep with those that
weep, to give thanks with those who
own he was In the sacred bonds oi
human kinship and family affection.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-25
Senate and House in a Contest
Which Will Be the First Pass the Taft Legislaton?-
rich Tries to Put One Over on cummins.

Mr.. Elkins. at seems to be our fel-
lows who are away
"Sunny Jim" Knows.
do the base ball games keep on all
summer?" asked Mr.. Aldrich in a
grieved tone. Plainly he did not know
Vice President Sherman or Senator
Crane could have answered. but both
of them were at the game. So news
paper man had to tell him:
twenty-five out of the next %
American League games will be played
in Washington"
"Humphv' Mr.. Aldrich condensed
q world Of meaning In this comment.
Noses then were counted. Mr.. Elk
ins made no attempt to get q vote.
After the railroad bill is out of the
way the house expects to begin work
on the postal savings bank measure,
although it may require caucus Of the
house republicans to get the bill out
of committee. The senate bill does
not meet the general approval Of the
house, and the contest over it will be
spirited.
Hearings will be had on the Moon
bill for the regulation Of injunctions,
and naturally this measure will follow
next In the house. Statehood legisla-
tion probably will be the last of all OF
the administration policies to be con
sidered.
Royalty 10 Approaching.
Out Of congress the notable occasion
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-25

Elmira, N. Y, April 25.-Under q
tent on the grassy slope of the Lang
don plot in Woodlawn cemetery. with
q rain beating nercely against the
canvas cover, a little group Of mourn
ers silently watched Sunday as the
body Of Samuel L. Clemens was low
cred into an evergreen-lined grave be
side the bodies OF his wife and child
rem.
The Rev. Samuel e. Eastman. pas
tor of Park church and close friend
Of the late humorist, conducted brie1
and simple service, and Mark Twain's
final pilgrimage was at an end. To
day he lies sleeping under grave
piled high with flowers. the tributes
of friends from far and near.
There were present at the grave on
ly members of the family party who
came from New York with the body
q former governess of the Clemens
family, two of her friends. the sextor
and half dozen newspaper men.
Services had previously been held
at the residence Of Gen. Charles Lang
don, where forty years ago Marl
Twain married the generals sister. IL
keeping with Mr.. Clemens's wish, the
ceremony was simple. There was NJ
music. no honorary pallbearers-jus
the brief address and prayer OF DR.
Eastman.