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The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-06-16

This town is N the main line of the Oregon Short Line, midway between Sh
nd Gooding. Directly tributary to it isa tract of3 80 900 acres Of good land, alarge
is improved and this alone will make it a good town. II you are looking for &C
etments or for a business location, the town of Haddock offers your opportunity
particulars call O OR write
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-19
Z6ifsnatbrihteH.

Ietp gort, 18. 2lpril. Inge>
tommsn: .Winneapolis" bon 2onbon,
.Rpnoam" pon Rotteroom, r5urns's
fla" Don 9Iasgotp, rGelttc" bon Reapel.
glbgsgangen: San Siopannt" naa
g2eapsI.
8aIermo. Gbseg.: rHoma"
ua6 Rep gort.
Mar1eiIIs. I5eeg.: nUsdlits
lid" nah Jtetp Oprt.
gpitpn. 2lbges.: .Manitou" na6
Qntperpen.
Ct. 50 + ns. 9luget.: nMougoa
liar" bon 2iDerpocl.
5iibguurD. 4nget.: nMaure1
taniu" bon Nen gort, uG6 GtoerpooI
beitimH1t.
Gibraltar. 2lnqef.: yprtnceB
sSren." bon 9letp gprt, na6 9enua 81
fttmmt.
Qlbges.: ra0ni8 2ll6ert" uaa Nen
Yprt.
@berbourg. 2lbgeg.: n9eorge
Waibiuoton" nu1 Relp Yort.
Soper. 2tuget.: .5inlano" BON
Rem Dort, nan 9tntperpen beItimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-19

G6ef Der Boli3ei Der GarzRompdouis
fnIimm berpriigst lporoen.
Der Streit mar purh bic Gntlufs
Iurg BON bier MGnnsrn DerurIaAt
tporben, bic M2itglieoer Der ais bic
rSnpuitridl Dorters of t6e 8orlo"
betannten NrbeitersSrganiidtton Itno.
5rii6 am Woraen bate Elm Aommittee
bic Gdr=Rompdgnie benuhriatigt, bag
oie 2elte ith tpei9ern tpirben, an bic
Mrbeit 3u es6eH, tDenn bic bier Uidns
ner ni6t tuieber angeiteat fpiirOsn.
0ieie 5oroerung purDe abgelebHt.
Qls am Morgen bic 9ampfpfsife bic
QngeitelIten CUR 4rbeit rtef, madteu
Die 2luslGnber ibre 9ro6ung mar. sic
gingen nidt an bic 2lrbett, oerIdmmeIs
ten fi6 Dor Dem 5hor Der umSGuuung
unb beIpra6en in lGrmenber Meiie bic
Situatton. Ger poli3eichef Smith
per'uhte punn nit fetnen 2euten Die
Qrbeiter auseinaroer3utreiben, pdbs
renb er aber b1rtt bei6Gftigt mar,
tpurbs er pon binten nit einem Gniips
pei nisbergefhlagen. 2lls er 81 8oDen
ftiir3te, gab er mebrere ShiifIe NIT 1eI@
mem RepOlper ab uno eine Der augelH
burhbrdng ben Nrm etnes Stretters.
Wan befiirhtet, DaB IS 5u unruheH
tommen rptro.
| Sic ct Elm 8 uttenmoro Dor?
9etroit, WIt6., Is. Npril.
| Die 2eiae Der iun9en 5rdu, bic ONT
| llfer bes Grohe Ssle i'm unteren De-
trott Riper 9efun0en purbe, lit a!S
bisjenige pon Jruu 8eit, friiber pon
Gpmbsr, Ont. ioentifi5irt poroen.
0ur6 bic 4uffinbung Der 2sthe pIro
bic Rihtieteit Der Sbeorie beItdtigt,
odB bic Qeibe Der iunger 5rau, bic
am Sonntug ben 18. Wdr3, bal0 naa
Wtttternaht, uuF einem Gtsblot lie=
geno, am 5uBe Der Doooparo 2tpe.
porbsttretbeno deIeben tpuroe, oieient=
&c DON 5rau 9eit mar.
Nrt6ur 8eIt, Der Die iunge 9Srau crit
bier Wo6en porber Qsbeiratbet bate
DON ibren9erpanoten ge5ipungen wor@
ben mar. lie gu betratben - Ipuroe oQz
mails psrbaftet, in Der 6offnung, bob
, sr 2i9t in Die 4ngeIegenbeit bringen
, t0nnte. Gr fagte, bag er 1t6 bdmaIs
, auf einem 5d6rboot beTunoeu babe
uuD qeIeben babe, tpie bic SSrau err
trunten iei, es aber niht feline 5rulI
gepeIen lei. Gr tpurDe bumals, oa
man i6m ni6ts nuhtpeifen tonnte,
freioeloIIen unp 6eQab ifrh na4 gdna=
> oa. Die 8eb0rben peroen ieBt einen
9eriua MAIDEN, ibu ipieoer ouf3ufins
ben.
. Cen. 41bri6 bepirbt lid
: Mot um etne 8isbsrs
I pabI.
Hep gort, IS. 9tpril. Cine aus
!, 9ropioeHce, u. ), bier singetroffsue
I 9epeihe iagt, oaB GeneruI 9rugtOn,
I Der SI6rer Der Rspublitansr, in
!. Rbobe SsIanb, IN autoritatt0er Wsife
D orgstinbigt babe, bag Iih Senator
QIorih unter teinen IImitdnben i'd
: nm bic @ieoerpabI in ben 5eHat be-
T nerben tDurot. 9eiunobsitsritiihten
I perDeH ais 9runo angegebeu.
gGbisteD piro btIItgsr.
9eOria, 81, IS. QpriI. Whis-
| fen fieI am Utoutag auf $1.30. mas
] als bic srite 5olge in Dem Griege Der
; unabbdngigsn 0eitiuateure gegsn ben
I 8bistep 5ruit gu be5etdnen lit. Die
I greiIe iinb Iotpeit i1on fiinfmal IN
: flint Sagen bsrabgeiegt tporoen.
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Sur Stranbu'ng oes Da ms
piers .Rinebaba".


6uebtop n, ct. Mdrps, Selp
ssnisIn, Is. 4pril. - Der Dampisr
,Weinebobd" BON Der 4tlantie Srdnsz
port Cine, Der am Wontug Wtors.7
nm ssrei llbr auf einem DslIen 5s.M
gifbop Rod ouffubr. iist INNER noc1
feit unb iit aiitm anIfein ndh 10 tart
beIhdnigt, bab iein. gerguns sroBt
CHARACTERIZATION kreiten fpiro. Or
paTagiere iiRb in Siterteit s.brGd,t
tuprosH.
Sn syplee triiben, regnerHhsn QBe:@
t.rs fparen bic Sffi5tere Des Sampfs-s
in ben Iebten bret 5asen ni6t I'M
Stanbe ssipsfsn. SbierDationen gu ma'
den unb iie ipareu baber boiler gs'
i0rsnib. als Tie ii4 Der aiiite naber.
ten. Dds 2iht pom gHhop Eod
2euhttburm spurbs in benz bitsn glss
bel erit iihtbdr, ols iih Der Ddmpisr
in unmitteIbarer Rdbe Der ssfdhrIih,n
glipwn befano, Die Die Seillp Jnieln
umqsbsn uuo sbs nod Der Surs &C.
dnbert fperben ionnte, idb sr auf eiHem
unter benz WaiIsr perborgeneH Jeliel
feit. Der 9ooen pts Oampfers puroe
oIfaeriiien unp am Ueoreen bsfanoe1
iib idbon 20 Jub Waifer IN oemSdlfT.
Gpiort nad bem auflaufen tpuroen
Jun!enbepeitsn an bic Equalization
ouf ben Snisln esifidt uno bon bort
mad salmcutb tpeiier befDrbsrt. Bulb
iparen s5ifter in gooten mad benz
Mrad unterpses uno holten Die gala
iooiere ab. Sic pureen ale in Brpht-
aslanSet, no Il. 10 gut Deriorg. Dnrs
ben. rpie piss unter ben lmitdnoen
auf Der tlsinen Sniel mOgli6 mar.
am Rahmiitag ipuroeu lie nah Der
ct. Warps SnIel sebrahi uno am
Dieniiaa tpirb iie Elm 01mpfer obholen
nnb ndf pen3anee brlngsn. BON spo
aus iie nit Der giienbahn mad 2oneon
sefhidt tperben.
Der EapitGn 2anlano unb bic ge.
fosuna bli.ben on Boro. Sobolb ote
pafIaaiere absehclt poroen Dursn,
lpurbe nit benz 4uslaoen Rr Jraht
beaonnen. 9as Wetter mar bid uno
reanerifh, bic Gee absr psrbaltniBs
mabig rubis. 3pei aonsboots iidnoen
bel, fir isbe Gpentualitdt porbereittt.
Dns an gorb befinblihe Shladtpisb
ipurbs auf Der Gampicn Smell gelan'
bet. Wohs uno Maihinsn, bic fih
in ben porbsren Rdumen befanben.
fuurxn iiber Borb ssiporfsn. cd Der
Gampfer iif in ben porosren 5hs1lsn
fhneu nit Waier fiillts.
Die Drdfin garnowsta
foil niht .e DIT" iein.
Dien, 18. 4pril. - Sn ben arei.
fen bes polniifxn 4oels btrrfdt sroBe
Gntriiftnns barber. baB bic Jrau,
bi. I'm Nenenig tpegen Der Grmoronng
pes Orafeu aamaropstn Dor btm
Ghpurgeriht iteb.. IN ben prcsebpsrs
banolungen INNER s0rdfin gdrHoipss
ia aer.nnnt nnb 10 elmer Der geofltsts
iten uno olkIisn 0amen Der polniifen
Mriitoirasie tdslih IN ben Sdmug az
aoaen pirb. Dsan bebaupiei in hieTen
qreii.n, bab bic anaetlaate ipeber auf
ben 1itel elmer Dr1fin nod auf bsn
ylomsn 1ornopsii lin trsibliher
syorm 51rnopsto) AUDI nur ben leis
feften Mnlpru4 babe. Shr 0atte. Der
ti& bebanntIi1 Idngit BON ihr loseeiasi
bat, isg n AIDtslsd dbseit1 1amom5tp bsi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-19
81 ne unttr uhung Der
q m ~ OF lzS petulation
bur6 bic 8unoes.
HeQierun n q.

Regierun9
ReDYort. Is. 4pril.-Jn Hep
gort tpiro om 0ienitag nit elmer DON
Der 8unoesregierllng angeorDl.teu
lntrriu6ung begonneu lperben, fir
Die iopett in bieiem 2uube nod tsiu
prd5eosnsfau eriittrt. Der General.
aupalt DER gsr. Staaten bat nGn1li6
eine unteriu6ung Der uugebeuren
5auTe SpetuIdtion in 8aumpoas
onasoronet, nit Der bic Jedmen BON
Games u. pdtten Don Gbicaso; fSrunt
9. 9apne unb William 9. 9rrrpn bon
Rem SrIedns uno eugene Scales BON
5srus in 9erbinouns s.bratt poroeu
iino.
geeen Sapne urb gropn lit in err
! fer 2inie Die llnteriu6uns gerhtet,
ss III aber our s3eit nod nibt betannt,
oh audi 9dtteH porgeIaoen rperoen
rpirb, bier DOR ben 9eb0rOeu aussuius
gen. Mau bGIt i'm aber aQgemein fir
ben 7TinoH3 Genius oes 8ools uno
in tiir5Ii6 Derofieutlihtsn SSSntsrptsps
bot CT niht nur Sugeitonoen, oH Der
,guQ" Gdmpogne intereHirt 81 istn,
ionoeru sr bat audi ertlart, baB er
entidIoiIen lei, nit allen UttttsIn Die
Bear" Clique gu bstdupfen, bic
gaumrpoue BON Gnglano hierher 5uz
rutgeihidt bat, um Die 8auurDoQz
preiie berdbSuoriitsu. Die Bull 4uH.
pasHs lit aber in Elm ioIaes StuoaIm
getrstsu, baB aageulein bon stnem
riogIidsn Wtai Corner I'M ReD
gort.r Wiurtt 9eipro6sn tpiro.
glod ntenuIs porher bat bic Rs8is'
rung Elm iul6es 9srfabrsn aeg:n etnen
pool auf irgeno elmer Serte oes
Wdrttss eineeIeitet. ueb.r Die eing:z
lsitete lntsrIu6una lit fop.it nur ne
mig betannt. 5batia6e 1T abr, baB
auf 9sranlaiIung bes Ger. Ct. Gensz
raIanpults Dideriham uebr ais stu
9ubeno promiRenter gleIu Dorter
8aumtpoG Watler Dor Die 9rauo.
Surp selaoen Iporoen iino, I'M III Dem
Sale Der Ser. Staatar ps. fyr1ut 3.
Sapne uub Wiqiom 9. 8rptpn" aus
3uiagen.
9lls ods 9orgehen Der Regsrung in
piefer gngelsgenhett betannt lpEroe,
ginesn an Der Rsp gorter 8uumpouz
b0rie bic 9rsiie fart suriid, in Spez
tulantentrsiIen tpurbe dber am Gbeno
ertIdrt, bub bic Gage Der MatIsr CUR
,3eit cine iolts iei. oub bic .SauHe"=
Spetulution i'm Uai Sernlin Tirb
tpobri6einlih ois sriolsreih srtpe!isn
niiree.
gei Der llnteriuhung banoelt es fih
bdrum, Qustunft iibsr cine 8sre;ns
bdrunq su erlaneen, unter Der 150, 900
gauen 8aumnpLe in Rem Wort 1b@
aeIeTsrt rperpsn follen. Gs ioQ NAM
lid unter ben ouuptipetulanten etne
9elpeauna i'm 9dnoe 'ein, ale nod I'M
martt beTinolihe 8aumpone Dor Der
Grnte 1909 = 1910 a,lfsutaufen- 3as
ReiuItat btefer Spetulation iit, boB
Der Yr.is DON Rohbaumipone ihon
osrurt in Die 6Dhe geganoen 1T, bag
bic 9aumponipinuersien ibre prrbut=
ton fart stnssIhrdntt baben uro %
groseut au.r in ben Spinnereie1, BE-
ihGftisten Irbeitsr jest uuber Ir5stt
'ino.
Wan ertpartst, bab bic unteriutbung
iut.rsHants 9inse iiber bic 3uIams
meniesuna unb bic 2eitun9 bisIes
BooIs ans Qidt brineen piro.
IInteriuhung bes ) Lei d.
S,ruits.
Ct. 9ouis, 1S. Ipril. Gbns. 6.
llraubaroi, Setretdr Der ct. 2puis
uDreiIso Beef & 9roptiton 60. CAB
am Mon.ns su, oab ssnannte Gefsns
ihcf., rsu oer man annahm, Sat fe
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Ja(anO Ie(egrap6

QIbert Wol.er Dor Geri d /.
Rem gort, IS. april. Denissr
rls einen Monat nad osr gntoeduns
bes gsrbrsdens nabm am Wontus
bier Der yros,b segen ben Is Sabre
alten albert WoItsr ieinen Qnfang.
Der anssslost iit. Die 15 Sabre a!te
Ruts Nb.slod in isiner Wobnuns srs
mssoe. ju baten
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Selesrapbiide Hutisen.

- So6n UItrsl, Der betanute reis
6e 9rouberr bon 2ucroIie, Wis,, III
bort i'm Glitter opn 70 Sahren geitora
ben.
- WiIliam Senntnss Bran III ON
Mpntag, pon ieinsr Reiie burh Glib
amerita suriidtehreno, in ReD Yort
angstpmmeu.
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"a. Satr9att9.
Wetterberi6t.

siir Ohio: Resen ober S4nee am
Dienjtoa; tiibler i'm noroliden 2betl;
am Wittipoh ih0nes. ettpas fpdrmeres
gDetter i'm fiibliden 5heiI. Roropefs
Iid,e Mirbe.
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,gater if rufe Did, fagts Der
5obn, oa bplte sr ben Iltsu ouf Ges
bsib Der Muster aus Der Eneipe.
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skoopr. Rooi.pslt fpeitsr in Suoapsit
geebrt.
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Die Qeihe p,s neutrality-suspicious.
Dslbriid i'm Wteer perientt
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Cine untedudung Ges Baum.
moGz POOLS"

VtitC esietCtDuttjhitv bCc J1HNin
mod=, pools"
@iro am 9icnitas in gfem 9orf
pon ben Suuoesbeb6rben
einseleitet weroen.
3ie ltmterinhnus oes Sleii@s
Grnffs.
9ie ct. 2ouis Dr.Feo Beef &: grOs
piiipn GDmpaHp,
Die man bisber fur uuabbdngig ge5aL
ten bat,
8ebort, tpis 26 arbere iogendnnt. unz
abbdnsise 6irmen benz IruIt an.
Gin neusr Strett in ben prsneb Steel
Gar Werten 3u S6oenoiae, ga.
&dltes Wetter unp S6nee in einsn,
groBen Sbstl Des Gdnbes.
Sn Soma tperben bic Sbit66uu1e lei.
ben.
Jm lts6rigsn i3eint bas Detter aber
tpeHig Sdaben on3uri6tsn.
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Da au6 bic Snpuitrisn in ben aampf
biusines5ogen lperosn.
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Sn Der RGb. Der Stelle, mo er nit iei'
mem Salon perungliidts.
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Jm usbrigsn i3sint bas Q9etter ab.r
tpeuig Sdaben on3uri6tsn.
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Muslanb= Selegrapb
Die paGagiere Oes Dampters
,,Jllinne6a6a"
QlIle nad Der ct. Wtarp's
Jniel gebra9t.
Sim 9ienitas uiro iie Elm Sam'
pier mad Yentan5e beiOrSern
Wou no aus tie init Der Giienbabn
mad, 9onopn geihaift tuernen.
9i. arbeitseinitelIuHg i'm gaugsiperbe
Seutihlunos

DIRT. balb cine idlimme Notblags
our JoIse baben,
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Sn Soma rperben bic Sbft6Gun1e lst-
ben.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-04

Divitt this morning when fast match
il expected. Other matches today are
- follows: J. Harrington W.. Frank
Gardner, r. Hasemeier vs.. r. Hhorn-
burgh. b. Converse VS.. winner OF the
Masemeier- Thornburgh match.
A large silver loving cup has been
offered to the winner Of the tourna.
ment by o. e. Dickinson. the jeweler.
The handicap have been arranged by
R. F. Foster and N. G. Heironimus,
who are in charge Of the tournament
so that the players have an equal
chance to win the tournament.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-04
N. BieIovucci, an Obscure Ex-
perimenter, Makes Sec
ond Longest Flight.
AVERAGE g. MILES AN HOUR
GIVEN THE WELCOME OF A CON.
QuERoR As he PASSED OVER
TOWNS elPLANE ADVOCATES
ARE REJOICING.

Bordeaux. France. Sept. 2.-M. Biel-
ovucci, three days ago an obscure ex-
perimenter with the aeroplane, land
ed here today from Paris, having sue
cessfully flown 1885 miles. the second
greatest long distance cross-country
fight ever accomplished. His per.
Torrance Is overshadowed only by the
great 4S5-mile race over the north OF
France run two weeks ago
The entire trip was made at an
average speed of 81 miles An hour
which is believed to establish a
worlds record for long sustained
speed.
Flying strong on the last leg of the
journey, from Angouleme. he entered
Bordeaux at a height of $50 feet, while
the towns population of 10000 crowd
ed streets and roofs. After circling
the Gironde river he descended safely
to be met by throng which swelled
to $1,000 within a few moments. He
was given a conqueror's welcome.
Leaving Issy. the suburb to the
southwest of Paris. which has become
Frances chief aviation center. on
Thursday, he ended the first stage OF
the flight at Orleans. Yesterday he
started from Orleans in the morning
taking luncheon at Chatelle Rault, and
continuing to Angouleme. He was of
again early this morning and made his
stA Af11y op,id h1y~ ~ xr
Bordeaux.
He made the flight in a voissin bi
plane. The fact that biplane has thus
performed a notable feat has given the
advocates OF that form Of plane, as
opposed to the monoplanists, cause fol
rejoicing.
The stages of the journey as GOV
cred by the aviator are approximately
Issy to Orleans. 6S miles. to Chatel
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-04
TOURNAMENT OPENED
Two Exciting Matches in Ten
mis- We're Played Saturday
on Association Courts.
SILVER LOVING CUP PRIZE

Two exciting matches resulted in
the preliminary round of the city han
dicap tennis tournament. which open
ed at the courts of the Richmond
Lawn Tennis association yesterday af-
ternoon.
Blair Converse. one of the young
players Of the city, won from VIII w.
Keller. last years champion. 4-6. GA
and 60. Keller was able to overcome
Converse's handicap in the first set
and won after hard struggle. He
looked like sure winner in the sec
ond when he had his fast opponent
AZ, but Converse settled down and
won handily. He had easy sailing in
the fina! set.
Anderson, last years runner up. won
from Orville Brunson, of the Y. NJ. G.
A. in straight sets. 6-3 and Ga. Brun-
son was in poor form and never had a
look in. ..
Dudley Elmer defaulted to r. r.
Foster, and Mark Wilson to r. Thorn.
burgh.
Charles Green will play Bert Nc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-04
5u7d,y

rault. Ill. to Angouleme. 81. to Bor-
deaux. IS. giving total OF 335.
This IL 149 miles longer than the
cross-country run between London and
Manchester, which Louis Paulhan
covered in April, making one stop.
when he won $4,000 prize.
Bieiouvicci's average speed in the
various legs Of the trip was: First
stage, 66 miles. I hour: second. IS:
third, 60: fourth. so.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-04

Mrs. Perry Starkweather has four
women assistants In her work as AZ.
sistant labor commissioner OF Mime
sofa. Mrs. Starkweather IL the only
woman In the country holding an Of
nee OF this kind. and Minnesota ia
the only state In the union that has
q. department for women and children
In IT, bureau OF labor. This depart
mont 10 sort Of clearing house for all
matters pertaining to women and chill
drsn In industry and school. At pres
ent special attention II being given to
the home conditions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-04
she was Lucky.

Sns was Lucky.
Mrs. Smiley-Here we've been mar
ried ten. years. and Smiley still says
I'm an angel. Her Friend-But does
he really mean II. my dear: Mrs, s.
Perhaps not. but don't you think I'm
lucky to hare husband who pretends
to mean IL?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-04

III you are troubled with sick hoadacno, con
etipation. indigestion, offensive breath or any
disease arising from stomach trouble, rot so
or u bottle of DR.. Caldwell's Syrup PeDoin, n
. positively guaranteed to cure you.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-04
Government Finds Forest Fires
Hard to Check When Started

partment heads-the cabinet odcers-
bp their proclivities for rushing
through appropriations for salary In
creases and for the purchase of fur
niture and supplies
Although it Is twenty Ave years
since Benjamin Brewster, OF Pennsyl-
vania was attorney general. his name
is well known to all the attaches of
the department of justice today, al
though many attorney generals since
his time have come and gone. and
are practically forgotten, simply be-
cause Mr. Brewster was successful in
buying handsome furniture and in OBJ
tanning increased salaries for his
clerks and assistants.
When Brewster rented the depart
ment ofhces shortly after he assumed
once, he created somewhat OF SEN
sation In departmental circles by
spending enormous sums for furniture
Such desks, book cases, rugs and easy
chairs and the like had never before
been seen there and Attorney General
Brewster laughed of all criticism by
saying he believed in dignity and COM
! fort. That the government got it's
moneys worth in most Of the pur.
chases Is evident from the fact that
some of the furniture is teing used in
the department today.
Postmaster General Hitchcock is
rapidly acquiring the reputation OF
Brewster-that Is as far as furniture
goes. Since becoming postmaster
general he has practically rented the
onices on what is known as the ad.
ministration floor. 1t Is on this floor
that the postmaster general and his
four assistants and other administra.
tive heads of the department work
He has also refurnished some of the
divisions on the other floors of the
postofYice buildings, which had not
had new furniture for several decades
So unusual in this innovation that
some of the old bewhiskered division
chiefs and clerks are astounded at
the newness of things.
Army ofncers on duty at the war de-
partment for the first time in their
military careers are always impress
ed with the absence of uniforms about
the department. OF course these
new desk Officers" become accus
toned to this strangeness.
A young captain of artillery was
recently detailed for duty at the de-
partment. After he had been there
two or three days he said he wished
the officers wore uniforms. because
he never knew at first glance wheth
er he was talking to a major general
messenger or a newspaper man.
THE uniform has other advantag es'
said this officer. The door keepers
clerks and other menials are Away.
impressed by the sight of blue CLOTH
and gold braid. had been at the de
partment about a week, engaged II
preparing an important report. While
standing in the outer room of the
chief of staff chatting with some of
ficers whom I knew, rather soldierl,
looking individual in plain clothe,
with short gray moustache. touched
me on the shoulder and asked me il
commanding voice. Captain, whel
will you have that report ready fol
us!"
Never doubling that the man wa,
major or colonel, / replied humbl!
In day or two. sir. l am hurryin,
as much as can. SIR"
My companions laughed. Then
ascertained that my supposed majo
or colonel was newspaper man.
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Efforts Of Enthusiasts in Every
Case Have Proved to
Be FruitIess.
'voLAPUk" SHORT LIVED
wow PREDICTION 10 MADE THAT
ESPERANTO WILL MEET WITH
POPULAR FAvoR-HisroRY OF,
"volAPUk."
~ aopea,ck CLIFFORD.

Washington. Sept. 3.-Now II II
Esperanto. and the earnest advocates
OF this new-old universal language
are telling the people. through the
press Of the country. that the enter
Ing wedge having been driven It will
be but . short time until Esperanto
will be taught In the public and pri
vate schools OF the United States.
A veteran employe Of the house OF
representatives attended the Esper
anto congress recently held here said
IN commenting on the subject Of uni
versal language:
"old Rip Van Wrinkle said mighty
true thing when he remarked "How
soon We are forgotten when we are
gone The late Representative Fran
els w. Cushman of Washington. waa
o Arm believer In q universal lang
uage. About ten years ago when Vol
apuk was suggested as q universal
Cd he introduced bill in the house
70 promoted . conference to formu
late . universal language. The bill
was referred to the comittee on for
oien affairs. and was considered In
formally by the members. but It was
never reported to the house.
Drawn Al Right.
THE bill was drawn upon right
lines. and was calculated to accom-
plish it, purpose. II authorised the
president to invite the nations OF
the world to join conference for the
purpose of formulating an alphabet
Of written and printed characters to
represent the elementary sounds Of
the human voice. an alphabet to be
adapted to tho use of all languages
The conference was to be held In this
city October I, 1909, In q room select
"a for the purpose by the secretary
OF the senate.
The president was authorized and
directed to appoint eight citizens Of
the United States distinguished Al
scholars. to be delegates on the part
OF the United States at the interna
tional conference. They were tt
serve without pay. The Cushmar
bill also provided that each natior
should DO entitled to one delegate
for each 100000 OF Its population
and each independent nation to one
delegate.
Representative Cushman," conclud
Cd the veteran employee. was subject
Cd TO much good.natured raillery, and
some OF his colleagues styled him
'Volapuk Cushman.' That's all right
fellows Cushman would retort. mi
bill may die in committee. but the sub
ject won't die: may not live to SCI
II but the time will come when w
shall have . universal language
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1t Is frequently the case that the
subordinates Of the federal depart
ments in Washington Judge the ability
and strength of their respective de-