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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-06
Just Like Mother Made.
Dear Miss Doom:

Dear Miss Doom:
VIII you please publish in your COL
umn a recipe for c%ocoanut pie.
N. M. s.
One-half u prepared cocoanut
soaked five minutes in two cups of
milk, two eggs, cup sugar, butter
size of a walnut. Put the milk and
cocoanut to heat In a double boiler. and
when hot stir in the sugar, butter and
eggs beaten In a little cold milk. When
cooked polli into a pie shell previously
baked.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-06

" LOWERED mushns are exceptionally beautiful this year and
r. they are made up in most attractive ways. This one includes
a guimpe that is made of tucked marquisette, and 1t is trimmed
with lace banding. The sleeves II cut in M with the guimpe portion,
meaning the height of style at the same time that labor is greatly e
duced. The gown can be made all in one IT the guinpe can be fin
ished separately, and there ire advantages in this latter method. as 1t
allows of providing two n more guimpes for a single gown. The skirt
is one of the prettiest and most graceful of tho tunfc sort, made with a
plated founce attached to a gored portion and a pretty pointed tunic
arranged over it. but there are p1aHs at the back that extend for full
length. The plated fril about the neck is much liked this season, but
1t is not always becoming and a regulation stock can be substituted,
Foulard and pongee would be pretty s made. Linen can be utilized
for the design as we'll as the thinner mushns, 10 that it can be made
available In a great many different ways. For the trimming any
banding can be used. Pongee braided with soutache would be smart
and handsome, foulard banded with plain colored silk would be ex-
ceedingly effective and useful and. for the guimpe can be used any
muslin, net, lace Or similar material.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-06

melted butter, half a t~easpoonful of salt
and a rounding teaspoonful of baking
powder, and beat all together for three
or four minutes. Fold in carefully the
stiff1y whipped whites of two eggs and
pour the mixture into a dozen well
creased gem pans. Bake in a rather
quick oven for about twenty minutes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-06
A Manicure Set.
Dear Miss Doom:

Dea Miss Doom:
am a young girl 10 years old. !
would like to keep my finger nails in
good condition. What kind of a mani
cure set shall l buy?
Don't buy a "set" at all. They usu-
ally contain superfiuous articles that
are of no use. Instead, buy a pair of
curved nail scissors, a file, orange wood
sticks, a polisher and a box of nail
powder.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-06
To Stiffen a Hat.


My Dear Miss Doom:
Kindly let me know what would
clean and stiffen a black Neapolitan
hat, and oblige. MISS ELIZABETH.
Brush the hat thoroughly with a
stiff dry brush, then go over it with a
cloth moistened in vinegar in which a
very small portion of gun arabic has
been dissolved. Shape the hat frequent
ly while drying.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-06
THE pRIzE.WINNERS

Many children were smar enough to
find the correct answer to last Mon
days jumbled letter puzzle, which was
Decoration Day. The two following
children were awarded prizes, having
sent in the neatest correct answers.
MAMIE STRUBLE. aged IA. 7S
Fourth avenue, Newark (book); ISA-
DORE FASMAN, aged 9. $40 Summer
Newark (penknife).
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-06

Two horns will make more noise. Of
course,
Than one will make, tits true;
The auto makes more noise with n
Than a COW can make with two.
-Yonkers Statesman.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-06

Separate two eggs. Beat the yolks
slightly. add a cupful of milk and a
cupful and a half bread flour and beat
thoroughly. Add a tablespoonful of
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-06
ADnTMAHrYyMEnu
rMH@4 -
Observation-Disclosures

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Steamed figs
Wheatena
Dreamed Clipped beef Wheat mullins
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Cheese fondu Nut brown bread
Strawberries Cookies
Cocoa
DINNER.
Corn chowder
Camelon of beef Brown sauce
Boiled potatoes Scalloped squash
Beet salad
Prune jelly Whipped cream
Coffee
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-06
Is: ;:::A1lDWI@LEEss'' q: s:.'
BY doom :

Correspondents are requested
not to send stamps for personal
replies. Miss Doon's mail Is too
heavy to permit her to write
private letters.
Letters written on both sides
of paper will not be considered.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-06
THE MENU RECIPES.
ScaIIoped Squash.

Take a quart of boiled and mashed
squash. Add to it a tablespoonful each
of butter and milk, also the beaten yolk
of an egg; season with pepper and salt.
Stir all together we'll and put into a
buttered baking dish. Cover the top
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-06
AN ILLUSTRATED AcROSTIc PROBLEM.

- u r1IE names Of he objects picture d above are placed in their proper
order the initial letters will spent the a o. a great inventor. Can you
- tell h it is? After yu have found tn answer NIL ut TN cup M
sd ~ To Irncla lack b STAR. Newark n. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-06

For the medium size will be required ~ yards of material "a or
81, * yards 80 or 5 " yards Al inches wide, with 6 yards of wide, ~
yards of narrow banding; for the guimpe 3 yards Is or IN yards A
inches wide. A May Manton pattern, No. 1852, sizes 81 to A. inches
bust, will be mailed to any address by the fashion department of this
paper O n receipt of ten cents. (f in haste send an additional two-cent
stamp for letter postage, which insures more prompt delivery
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-06

announced in the STAR on Monday
evening, June 13.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-06
wheat Mullins.

with fine bread crumbs. buttered, and
bake for half an hour.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-06
SPEAKING OF HORNS.

(To BE Continued Tomorrow
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04
5un 9nkntn.

CRITIC Guufnal. Olaf 9affen, en-
6orner / NGrbeOen al GIarf, blep
iorIeoen Gag, meoen8 ban orbeibeoe
loe pon Worfcn, angreben al en-
&sg, Ser Sang pao @nog iloa iig neo
pon hans &opeb og b%ibragte ban
bpbp Innger / aniigtet. Gen britt
&c 1r9I maatte bog tiliibit bebe meo
lin Sribeo, ibet SSarmeren giorbe Ben
iii lin Sauge % bragte Den biem.
Scrm6onenlpffe pco Iuseoe. Slere
Serrbanepoene Initeoe meo grotem'
mer off oen 27be Sept. al Sporet
pou MiIlpuuffe. 9anen ct Bar Wil be.
Itcnfor NoScoe, % BERNARD 2~unoblao
% Wartin Carton, begge ira Chicago,
blep IiggenSe unber enbel al De ipGre
Stoffe. Zen i%ioitnGonte Hap MGR
fclia nof meb no9Ie iIbetpoelige HiT,
Ter. meoens 9nnbblnb meo ct briot
@en % geifaoiqelier / 9rpitet muatte
inbIrggeS pau Soipitalet.
Gpnuentipncn I Mbcroccn. Irran.
aementer er M bel n%noeroelS Tor ben
aonpention, ser I SutereSie Tor beore
0onoeucie Ifal ofbolbeS / aberoeen
sen 26be oa 27be Oft. aomiteen
6ao0c baobet at fna Somes 5. Sill
iii at tole pes Wtebet, men Bette bar
nit iig at bare umitligt. Serlmoo
err felQenoc Mrnb ~iifret: George w.
Goolcn, Statens 2onoepeiSingenler !
Wsimneiota, iorbp. @uoerner Serreio,
@upernsr @eSiep, StotSingener 9.
8. See, ". G. Chamberlain, StatS-
iuncrinterlbcnt for Surmcrs Snititute
GA Here. Man renter tort Srem'
msbe ira ale 0cle al Staten.
Gn mn Scrnbune. Gn Tlmh Der
oor no paa at anlPg9e Ell m Serf'
bane ira Chamberlain I'll Suron og
oerfra ON 9rpont til @atertopn, er
netop blepen ofientIiggiort al forlflel'
liae aopitolilter / Gtoten. Ser lore
toaes oucre0e Spmaalin9er, % man
penter til @oaren at bore iGroi9e til
at tuae tat ior gloor. Gen leoenoe
ganb / bette 6oretogcnoe er u. Y.
4orions ira Darlington, 8is., men
hon itottes al &npitolilter / Gbom'
berlain oo andre 9per, booriglennem
9nnen ifal ooa. Sorretningsm9no
/ Suron % Chamberlain bar | ilere
aor iorairpc8 ioriegt at bepGge y.
q. @anen til at iorlrnae lin Sinie,
ioa Sen pnliatteoe sc 10 @per.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04

Mills Bel ira griiolo bapoe iloaet iif
tilro paa Sernbaniporet og life pilot
pige. 2ofomotiuet os Otto @ogne ia
iteoes al Sporet, bporpeb 2ofomotip'
isrer @losbp % gremier 5orietb
begae ira gismaref, blep alporliQ
fpPiteoe.
gil operate Taecfurs. en- Munf
peo Hapn 8. 6. SUIT ira Stocfto,,
ST., bar / 0prbeben al @rano Sorts
inbfiebt ct iterre 2anoltpffe, Der iiges
at babe p9ret betaIt meo $4,000,
oa pil Der nnlGgge Ell 6arm for Sp-
orptning al appg al Toaano aiigus
Gacen. 0enne apGgfarm bill inbbe-
fatte 1880 Icres, og oct ifal bore
giercns Seniigt itrar at ienoe 100
iu%Ibblo6s areuturer berop fra lin
Sarm | Sllinois.
Shs Sastnlpffc. eric Sanbp,
16 Mar ganinel og Sen al Ell be-
fienbt Farmer npr UNDERWOOD, Tom
iorrige Spnbog Worgen aioage pua
en- meget poIbiom Maaoe meoens ban
meo ct Ear andre Gutter bar itoe
paa Sagt. 9e fisrte / Ell 9etpogn,
ioripGnot Ell Seit og ga 8utterne
uiIbe fomme burtig oiiteo, bpieoe ben
unge SnnoD iig %ioroper og CAB Se'
item ct Rap meo lin @epGrfolbc @eb
Sloaet lssneoes ulpffeligpis Sfuooet
og romnlcoe Gutter ret / SrpItet meo
Ell iaa irpgtelig @olOiombeo, at Sler,
tet bogitopelig tolt reues no.
Ipitiif SfGoeaffGre. HGrbe-
ben al giSbee inbtrai iorleoen Iften
en- mpitiif Sfpoeaiipre, ioet Der az
ipreoes life mirore eno Ter Sfuo
moo Sarmeren @nton 9elion. San
berte ont Iitenen ct Glib uoenIor
oa eif berfor no for at ie, bbao
Ser bar paaferoe. S geien nRr SIT
Jet itoo en- Mano, Ser itrar begpnote
at ifpoe, iao auglerne bpinte Nelion
ON 2rerne. tSclbiepis off ale ier
Sfuo Maolet forbi, bporpna ben irtp.
itiifc Sfptte icripanot / Werfet. Sbos
mos Smings er arreiteret iom mis-
men ban bengter at babe noset
til SfpbeaffGren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04

Den, og en- Saletrompet peb ben al.
ben Gnbe, ioa at Sonerne fltnoe bli
gieusit al Carpets Strenge.
Sa ban Sommeren 1874 bar op.
taget meb bette Sarpeopparat, fit
ban Sheen ON ct anbet Slags appo.
rot. San bapbe life forglemt jim
"ipnliae Gale" belle benne SID, men
bopoe aiort Surisg meo TO mcrfpGr.
bige Maifiner = Ebonautograpb og
monomcl1tric GapinIe, peo bpis
SiGIp ban fitnoe gisre Spocns Si-
bration ipnlig. SpiS ban funoe Iad
til bisie @pparter, tenftc ban, iaa
mdatte oe ospe fiinbe lore at tale
peo Si9lp al Spnet = neo at lore
ct Observation-Disclosures. San nGpnte
b:sie Sorisg til en- Sen / Boston,
Or. Clarence Slafe, og ban ia: "@sen
bnorfor life BRUCE ct pirfeIig gre?"
Genne Sanfe bapbe albrig i~treifet
9els Sinb, men ban optog Den meo
@eei9rligbeo. Or. 9Iafe for ct
Gre al en- bso Manbs Sooeo, og
Srommebinoen % Grebenene meo.
fulgte ogiaa. gen fog bisie Stpffer
og orbnet Dem iaa, at ct Straa be-
rsrte Srommebinben paa Den enc
SIDE, og ct Stpffe bepGaelig 8las
poa ben anben Sibe. Naar 9ea
talte bit inb / gret, piIoe Sromme.
hinoens @ibrationer frembringe
imaa Mferfer paa 8lasiet.
Eaa en- Silifuer, iom life bar inb.
pict / Soriseet, maatte bette eisre ct
afifpeIig Snotrpf. Spem funoe ia
t9nft Zig, at oenne unge Mano meb
set ~aIporIise ~lloienbe, funoe finbe
noeen SorneieIie / at itaa og hinge,
bpiife og ifrige ino i Ell oso Mnnbs
Gre? Man moatte tro, of ban bar
gal. 90 bette / Salem. bpor man
bar iaa opertroiife? Oct hapbe bis
ielis gaat Ben ilSe. ON ban bapoe
Iepet to Iarbinoreoer tiSIisere os
bit grebet ! ilise forte Sumter.
(Sorti.)
m - -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04

Ter, Mdgneter, 9atterier, eleftrilfe
Sraaoe, Sintrompeter % Gigarfas-
ier. Sngen anoen END Samilien
Sanber fif Sob til at fomme mo |
9i9loeren, for ban bar bange for, at
nogen ifutbe itiele bans Soeer. San
bar enoog iaa foriigtig, at ban gift
til fem forifienige gutifer, naor
San ifuloe fipbe fine cling, for at bet
life ifuloe p9ffe Spiigt. San arbei.
oebe lieeiaa bemmelig iom en- 6or-
brpoer, og ban operioa f%uloitpnoig,
at baabe ban og 8amilien Sanber
t.rl,gte Sspn.
"Sfte funbe set brnoe miot paa
Iatten," fortalte Gambler, Sar til
ben bppitlimrne @llt, "at ban pGffet
mig op fra Sspnen. Sans blunfe
Zine ifinnebe al Spbioielie. San
iunbe forlabe mig og gaa neO aiGl-
oeren, eIer bort til 9aoen og begpn-
Sc ct ienbe mig Signaler giennem
fine Sraabe. Spis jeg bemerfeoe
nogen Sorbeoring / bans 0talfine,
bar ban benrpft. San filnbe ba
oanie en- "&rigsbans", fer ban til
freos after Iagbe Jig til at lobe. Men
bpis Sorisset Hog fell, gift ban otter
til lin arbeibsb9nf % fortlatte paa
IN anoen Maabe."
Gen an6en glep, iom blep en- Saf.
TOR / bans 2sbebane, bar Ell fenten
alar ganlmel 8ige, Wa6el Snbbaro,
iom bapbe tabt Ssrielen, % ielpfsl'
gelig ogiaa Salens grug, efter at
bun Tom tibet Barn bapbe bapt
Sfarlaeensfeber. Sum bar en- me-
get elifparbig Tiee, og gea blep ra'
ienbe forelifet / benoe, pg fire @ar
ienere giftebe ban fig meo benoe. Wfa'
bel Subbarb eioroe intget for at
opmlntre gcn. Sum fulgte bpert al
bans SremIfribt nleb Den Iterite Sn-
teresie. Sim ifrep bans @repe og
fopierte bans Tatenter. Srn OPP
muntret bom, roar ban felte Jig trTt
og lei, og bun fit i'm Sar, EN- lpro
SliriIt peb Taon Gardner Subhnro
til at bli bans Soriporer og gelfpt-
ter.
Sllb6arb blep ferIte Sang opmerf-
iom poa 9eGs Spiinoerepne, ga gea
Ell Iften eieitet bans Siis. 9ell bolot
pna at forflare ioget panifelig / Ifii'
itiffen peb SiGlp at ct Biono. "&eo
Ge," iagbe ban til Subbarb, "at bpis
ieg ipnger Scnen q t9t inbtil
Strengene paa ct Tiano, biz O.
Streneen tone meb2" "8obt," bpao
ba?" ipurgte Subbarb. get er al
opermaaoe itor @%etponing," ipareoe
Ben. Set er life at ia fell al, at
ri en- paffer Dag bill ia en- Wuiif-
S%elegraf, iom bill ienoe iaa mango
Soner eietnem en- eneite Sraab, iom
Der err Spner | Tianoet."
Senere betroebe gen fine biloe
0remme, at frnine ienoe Gale gien-
mem en- ~eleftriif Sraab, til Subbaro,
nlen ban bare 10 og sioroe Nar al
BAN. "Nu ilubrer ou oroentlig." ia
ban. "9ette fan aloria bIi anoet
emo ct rioenIfabeIis 2esetsi. On
birbe BELT afitaa fra oisie Tanfer 90
faite Dig oper 9ssninsen al @uiif-
Selesrafen. Spis on fan lsie bette
Eroblem, bill on BIZ en- Iilion9r."
Ren 10 longer gen ituoerebe paa
fin Miiiif-s eleeraf, beito iterre Spit
tit han til at fnrlaoe bette TrobIem
% iortiGtte meo 9esnineen al at ien-
DC SaIe aiennem Sroab. Soar leg
| fan foo en- Sspituni til at tale" ia
ban, "maa iea ogiaa flnne faa Sern
til at tale" S flere Maaneber paf'
let ban mellem oisie to Soretagen.
Der. San bapbe life enonu nogen
Soc ON, bnorIeSes bans Saletelefor
ifuIoe ie no. Sort t9nfte ban at ba
en- Sarpe peS Gen enc GuSe Of Sraa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04

elsrenoe for @uttcrnes Selbreo, iam-
ttoig icm De unoer fpnoig 2eoelie oil
lore at %ioritaa mceet / Haturen, ionl
De TOR enten life fienSte eaer ogiaa
anlaa for ubetpScIiqbeoer, Der life
bar 2anfe p9ro. s Can Claire er
Der toaet Sfriot til at onrne Ell Zig.
nenoe alub, og geppgelien loper me
get | @etning al at beiorore ZEN Juno
SiGl | ct iitnht 2eaeme".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04

~fornncs bpert iemte Mar. &ompet
bar urret pol0iom / @oterloo, bpor
Ell "9uiineiS Mei's Temperance us
location, organiieret meb eli aapi'
taI al $4,000, bar befiGmpet gnle.
niuaen peo at beitribe en- bel Gel al
llnoerifriiternc % tuunget ben no al
@etrngtning. Gen iannme 6orenire,
pil ogina Tor Iettcn fiGmpe ior i'm
Sag bporfor @oterIoo io~nbipnligpiS
bliper TOR efter 30te SUM nGlte
gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04
sco
Ghieaap.0inic.

pHS0ncne CTtCuUpSSiHJC. SuI
at gisre lin Sinie melem Spiaing'
bperre % Chicago iaa ret o. GOD lom
mlilig, bar Soo.9mnen bpe9et Ell mn
@uneitub mellem Neip Nihmono %
Somcriet, bporpeo &opeolinien life
alene blioer betpoelig fortere, men
Here femme Stiguin9er % Ifarpe
9urper bill ogina unogaaeS. Seloe
@aneIegemet eIer "8rnoineen" er
I'M iprSia OF Sfiuucr pil mart bIipe
Iaet. s N9rbeoen al Scmeriet bpa'
aes scr oper ct. Groir Htper en- flor
Bro, men oet houebiaaeliae Irbeioe
pao Senue fan life uoferes, isr Spo.
rel cr iproigt bertil, iao De tunge
Moterialer fan iraates til Stebet.
9roen bliper nemlig 1875 SOB bei, %
bpggeS ielpieIeeIig al Staal.
Nn @eprgclic blanot Sfoleantter.
Se inafalbte "9op Scouts" er en- FOR
boIospis IN gepGeelie, Der err lat
iaalts Tor at gipe Sfoleautter % on.
ore, Der opboIoer iis inoenosrs, an
lebnina til at benGse fig noe | SUBS
frie Natur. '&siffolesutter ! Mcioen
.Hocf bar iaalenes meb Irincipol s.
9. Slion iom Scout Waitcr" oou.
net en- iooban Organization os fore.
toe iorIeoen gftermiooog lin isriie
llbmarid, Der DOG til en- @eapnSelic
life por mere eno en- Nil. @raSpis
pil Suren eisres lGnsere, inStiI man
naar op til tire @sil eaer iaa. elsie
Srganiiationer bar piit FIG meset bel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04
Hnrn pakntu.
9reatmrcr paa aernbancipurct.

Ct al Zoo. 9anens 6rasttog, IaItet
meo Sui, itsote on aitenen oen 29oe
Sept. MOB en- Slot areaturer, Ser e..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04

E>AT%N Senb ps Iapnet ps @bres.
O%$~< fen paa ii eler Here at Teres
Selner, til bpilte ri BIZ ienbe en- &atalps,
% ri ltal ienbe SEM abiolnt irit ct &ppi al
Sniialo Sil'S Gbpemtnres.
j. ". LEACHMAN & SON,
MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04

SenS "Sccorab Soften til Slpgt
"a genner ! oct samle Sano.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-24
PUZZLE FOR LLOYD.
Domestic Affairs of an Eaton
Family Are Very Badly
RaveIed.
HERE'S A POSER FOR YOU
palladium SpcciaD

Eaton, O., Feb. 24.-The results of
many marriages are divorces and 9th
er complications of less serious ma
ture. But in Preble county, one mar
riage has had results of nature en-
tirely differing-one that has given
rise to an incident of much oddly and
rarity.
Charles Hoerner. a widoWer, mar
red his sister-in-law. Mrs. Julia Bun
ger, widow. The groom had three
children and the latter one child. The
children, cousins before the marriage,
thus became related as half-sisters
and half-brothers; the groom, an uncle
to his wife's child, also becomes its
stepfather, and the bride, an aunt to
the groOm's children, becomes their
stepmother. A few weeks ago a child
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hoerner,
and represents the first offspring of
third family of four unions, to each
of which children were born. The last
child, besides being a half-sister to
the representatives of the other two
families of children, is also their cous
in, inasmuch as HOerner married his
sister-in-law, he is an uncle and also
father to the last born child.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-24
Dispute Between Corpora
tons and Tax Ferret Is
Given Airing.
MANY POINTS ARE RAISED
PLAINTIFF is CONFIDENT OF
WINNING THE CASE, POINTING
TO DECISION MADE IN A s,Ml-
LAR CASE.

Tax Ferret Washington +. Lowe
the amount of taxes belonging to the
state, county and townships, paid to
the county treasurer as a result of his
disclosures, by special Judge, Edward
w. Felt, of Indianapolis. before whom
the case of Lowe versus Coe on man
damus proceedings was tried yester-
day.
In this regard the defendant, while
not taking an active part in the trial,
was, nevertheless, well represented by
three attorneys who also represented
the county commissioners and the city
Of Richmond, in order that the coun-
ty board and the city might be guided
in future action of this nature.
Cause Of Opposition.
The attorneys for the defense made
no effort to prevent Mr.. Lowe col
lecting his commission on sequestered
taxes due to the county state and
townships. The only part of his claim
to which objection was made was for
1915, which Mr. Lowe claims is his
proportion of sequestered taxes which
were paid to the city of Richmond.
Many points, relative to this dispute,
were brought out by the attorneys,
but Judge Felt did not render any
decision on them, taking them under
advisement.
Mr.. Lowe, the plaintiff in the case,
is very confident that he will receive
favorable decision, relative to the
points at issue, taken under advise
ment, by Judge Felt. He stated that
a similar case in Vigo county. tried
before Judge Wiley of the Indiana ap
pellate court, acting as special judge
in this case. had been settled in favor
Of the tax ferret, who was claiming a
commission of approximately $3,404
payment. which the attorneys for Ter
| re Haute contested.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-24
PETITE AND PERT
WAS YOUNG COlO|E
She Would Smile a Little, Talk
"FreSh." Then She Would
Shed Tears.
COURT REMAINED UNMOVED
AND THE INCORRiGIBLE YOUNG
STER WILL BE SENT TO THE IN
DUsTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
AT CAPITAL.

When arraigned before Judge Fox, Of
the juvenile court. this morning, petite
and pert, Goldie Winders. Of Cam
bridge City, who, it has been learned.
is but fifteen years old, was sentenced
to the Industrial School for Girls at
Indianapolis, to be ward of the state
until she becomes of age. Delinquent
cy and incorrigiblity was the charge.
Her associate, Ralph Duncan, OF Con
nersville, aged -. who is charged with
encouraging Juvenile delinquency, was
not arraigned today. but will be tomor-
row morning, such arrangement hav-
ing been made by Pauper Attorney,
Will Keller, who will act in Duncan 5
behalf.
Little Miss Winders has the qualfi-
cations of good actor, being demon
strative of affection. and possessing
the ability to be in tears in one mo-
ment and laughing and responding 20
questions, in very fresh manner,
the next. Her case is. in a way, very
sad one and an example of lac, 81
home training, for to this she attrlb.
utes her present situation.
What Her Father Says.
The girls father, Thomas Winders
however, says that he has been unable
to do anything with her and was per
fectly willing that she should be sent
to school of correction.
Duncan and the girl have an affec
ton for each other. Duncan mas 4
wife and family at Connersvillc. &C
cording to local authorities. SO fan
as is known, the first trouble that the
two were involved in was at lndianap
oils last June. There she and Duncan
were arrested for living in adultery
They were imprisoned. Since ther
the two have been living together il
different places although the girl stat
ed this morning. not in adultery. They
were arrested at Connersville last weet
and brought to this city. the girls sen
tence to the industrial school and tn;
punishment, if any, to be administered
Duncan, being the result of this ar
rest.