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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-17
The Hioheat Court.

When Tom Basnell was justice OF
the peace at Altman. the highest in
corporated town in the country, stand
ing 1900 feet above the sea level. he
had occasion to fine a disorderly char
acter SO and costs, The victim OF the
operation Of justice objected to the
finding of the court and announced
that he would take an appeal.
What. Appeal, would your asked
the astonished court. You can't como
any Of that. now. This Is the highest
court in the United States. and you
can't appeal"
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Tuesday, May 17-Richmond lodge
No. 1876 F. & A. NJ. Work in Fellow
Craft degree.
No. "a F. & A. NJ. Stated meeting.
Saturday, May 21.-Loyal Chapter
No. 40 O. E. S. Stated meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-17

1Uu 0F0SS 20 @Very 0T70s
God bless US every one. prayed Tiny
Tim,
Crippled and dwarfed of body, yet SO
OF soul we tiptoe earth to look on him.
High towering over all.
He loved the loveless world nor dreamed
indeed,
That it at best-could give to him the
while
But plying glances when his only need
Was but a CHEEKY smile.
And thus he prayed. God bless US every
onev'
Unfolding all the creeds within the span
OF his child heart. and SO, despising none.
Was nearer saint than man.
James Whitcomb Riley.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-17
THE SCRAP BOOK

mat old Crowns eyes he'd dropped
'em on the door and the cat had got
EN-"
At the conclusion Of the story the
other southerner laughed heartily. but
the Englishman was horrified. Just
think he said, .'of having cat In the
room when such serious operation
was being Observation-Disclosures.
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SeIf.Conscjousness.

'Is this silk hat the latest style?"
asked the man who had been appoint
ed on a reception committee.
''The very latest" replied the oblig-
ing salesman.
Then l don't want it. What I'm
after is something new enough not to
be shabby and old enough to look as
if l were used to wearing it."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-17
A Clerical conundrum,

CIerIcAI Conundrum.
Archbishop Whately once asked the
question. why can a man never
starve in the great desert?" and an
swered it himself as follows: Because
he can eat the sand which is there.
But what brought the sandwiches
there? Why, Noah sent Ham, and his
descendants mustered and bred"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-17
A CIVIL. WORD,

A French king once said, If a
civil word or two will make a man
happy he must be a churi indeed
who would no. give them to him"
If thi. feeling were acted on. how
much happier the world would be!
We may say Of this kindly temper
that it is Ike lighting another mans
candle by ones own, which loses
none Of its light by what the other
gains.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-17
TWINKLES
BY PHlLANDER JOHNSON.
A Belated Salvation.

People ask a great many foolish
questions
"Hush!" replied the man in the rain
coat Don't discourage them. I'm
tired of waiting for the climate to
justify some one in asking if it's hot
enough for me-"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-17
FOR MORE THAN THREE DECADES

FOR MORE THAN THREE DECADES
Foley's Honey and Tar has been a
household favorite for all ailments OF
the throat, chest and lungs. For in.
fants and children it is best and SAT-
est as it contains no opiates, and no
harmful drugs. None genuine but
Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. For sale
by all druggists.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-17

navy, with which his long term Of SER
vice has made him intimately &C.
quainted. marks not only his cordial
feeling toward his former comrades
but his appreciation of the dominant
interest the nation has in that branch
of the service.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-17
Does Wonders
Curing Rheumatism

"D-M-F" Cures Many 25-Year Cases in
Few Weeks. Guaranteed in
Every Case.
"D-M-F" for rheumatism, govt, 1um-
bago or neuralgia is different. from
anything else ever prepared. 1t has
the remarkable popularity of signal
ing" the progress of the cure to the
patient by producing well-defined re-
suits within very short time, no mat
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liens Gathered in
From Far ana Near
Fresh Air

From the Sioux City Tribune.
Health hint: Get all doctors pre-
scriptions filled at the ticket office at
the base ball park from May to Sep
TENDER.
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Genius Handicapped.

$50 you think our friend will never
be recognized as great musician"
I'm sure of it. He is partially bald,
speaks no language except English
and has a name that anybody can pro-
nounce."
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Phen-a-lein Is a god-send to busi-
ness men. IL gives the bright. glor-
ious health that only comes from per-
feet acting bowels. Phen-a-lein is
peaceful and pleasant. E. Ford, Chi
cagOs wrttess "The hest and greatest
remedy I have ever taken.o
Try It. 1t cures chronic constipa.
tion over night: biliousness, sallow-
ness tired feeling. sick headache. COM
gested or torpid liver. 25c per box at
druggists or direct from The Pax
Chemical Co.. Chicago, Ill.
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A Complex Rest Cure.

"Bliggins is a very vociferous per-
SON."
YES" replied Miss Cayenne, but
l don't blame him. The way man of
his mentality rests his nerves is by
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talking so loud he can't hear himself
think"
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SEEKING HAPPINESS.

All men seek happiness. Toths
there . no excep6oo. What dit
fesent means soeves they employ. al
tend to this goal. The reason some
men 60 10 the war. and others avoid
Them j. but the same desire attend
ed IN each with different views
This IS the motive Of every ac6on
Of every man. even Of him who
hang. hmseE.-PascAl.
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Entered at Richmond. Indiana. post
office as second class mail matter.
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Sprjno Observation.

Still at mankind the cynic rails
And vows with grim regretfulness
The peach crop nearly always fails;
The lemon crop is a success.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-17
A 100000 Hour.
A whole hour OF Hugh Chalmers
Do you know how much that Is worth to Richmond?
That hour worth 100000.

s a
is the America
corporation tried Hugh Chalmers to do
its think orr business
old turned down offer OF $751;
could make
is Business Methods
Richmond is
know what Chalmers has done for other
after visit from Chalmers
Club inviting the business OF Rich
princi modern affairs
He do Richmond other towns
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CHAPTER Y.
ruHnAnr,rr-

ss1H 0W can one know Il IL moi
IYanoffT she asked slowly
aud this time the earl laughed
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The
From
Amortization
ofltl1e Play.of
thesane Name
Copyrights 1908. By American
Press Association
CHAPTER ".
eTuANoR NEWS


:" HE Earl Of Hawcastle was near
ly ut the end of his financial
rope. And yet to look at him
as he entered upon the terrace
from the lemon grove no one would
have thought that care in the world
possessed him.
Added to the natural calm demeanor
Of the EnglIshman OF station was 4
certain self possession gained by years
Of standing on the brink Of events,
and, while this brilliant morning his
cares had hung even n little more
heavily upon him than was his desire.
yet he gave no outward hint of any
troubles that beset him.
He was a well preserved man OF If
Iy-six. with close cropped iron gray
hair and a straight cut military mus
Iache that hid certain cruel lines In
his mouth aud softened the severe
lineaments. He carried himself with
an erectness that bespoke pride In
race, II not IN deeds of his own. He
vas distinguished with that curious
individuality that causes those in the
street to nudge one another and ask
N whispers who another may be. and
ne was Enthusiastically high bred.
True, his sense of honor that would
balk at cheating In card game or
the larceny Of a travelling bag was
not sufficient to debar him from con
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Man
Home
By BOOTH
HARRINGTON
and
HARRY LEON
WILSON

male encourage beneath the protecting
wings. Nine. de Champ.gny. raising
her hand with little gesture of greet.
Ing. paused an instant a. she stood ai
the top of the steps and cried softly:
Me yoicif'
The earl jumped TO bis feet and
bowed. lnqulrIng at the same time:
MY esteemed relative Is stifl
asleepT
The countess swept forward to her
ehair, which Haweastle pulled out for
her. and murmnred:
Il trust your beautiful son has found
much better employment as our
hearts would wish him. chi.
Hawcastle laughed shortly and mirth
Ieasly.
He has. He's on on a canter with
the little American"
Whereat the demure countess elapped
her daintily gloYed hands together and
cried softly:
"Bravaw
That they we're old friends. these
two. was to be seen at a glance. Thert
Has no inqnirIng as to each Others
tastes and diEllkcs. 1t was evident
TINT long association had Ingrained an
intimate knowledge OF the other inte
the mind Of each, and they met a
good comrades without more than per
f1nctory courtesy. The earl went OF
n he reseated himself.
Il didn't mean Almerie. however
: zlene. but nv august slaIer.ln-law.'
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"sl.laaepted M.

she who found these people. Indeed.
We might say that both you aud owe
her something. Even n les eaptious
respeetability Ihan Lady creech's
might have looked askanee 1t the long
friendship that has existed between
n. Yet she has always eountananeed
n. my dear. though she must have
guessed a great many things. and she
VII help Us 10 urge an Immediate
marriage. You know as well as do
that unless Il i immediate there'n be
the devil 10 naY. Don't mis- that es-
senIIal. Something must BE done at
onee. Were aI Tho breaking point, II
Jon ike the wonds-a most damnnble
insolvency
~ he finished speaking the immacu.
late and Yaenons Aimerle himself
HIroIled into The terrace and. putting
up bis glass n he came forward, said
softly
.tHello, goYernerl HowdJ. eountessg'
With nm aiTeeIation OF boredom he
anfaHled into : chair and tapped at
h boots with hi crop.
Out riding : bit age. Yon know.
Nth AiSs 0ranEer-simpson. nippin'
gIrl. isn't sheT'
lis father leaned across the table
With tension IN every line o. him.
Go on he aid nnxionaIY. and Al
merle looked ~ At him with : silly
smile
Didn't step nth her. though
why notT' demanded tie earl an
grIly.
= sort of nan IN the village cot me
70 Ioos at a buIi terrier pup Almcrie
vent on. with ; yawn. Wonderful
little beast for points jolly Inek. isn't
II lie has .oi = head on him
unwcastie interrupted NafaKely.
wen coheedr his tremendous ad-
vantage over sou IN that respect" be
nd and threw The cigar he nd Just
lighted into the eofIee cup.
Ia that al You have II tel nsT'
IInnIared the countess. viii = dra-
matte gesture leaning forward. Al.
merie looked ~ With surprise.
Oh. uo''' he I'D. she accepted me. -
The earl dropped into char With .
sIEh Of relief. and the countess eIasped
her hands eestatIeaily.
sEnhnl Brafai And viii zhe let II
- Eoon7"
again Alnerie HIified yasn.
I dare say Insre.ll be no ~ about
that" he replied. You see. rfe made
her awf'ly happy
On my soul. believe you're right"
nd Hawcastle. and thank God you
are
Rising. he walked up and down the
terrace and then turned quickly.
Heres her brother" be saId softly.
szIIention now
TO b CONTINUED
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THIS escape one IL n mos in-frny-mos
roDbef and dnnger brigan...
what mime docs the paper say h.
nasT' interrupted Nine dc GhampIgny
With a catch Of her breath. and Mari
ano bowed agaIn ierkily IN her direc
ton.
1T has not 10 say. madame he re.
piled. THAT i all And vii milor'
and Nine. In Gomtesse excuse me-
and may TAKE the journaI7 There Ii
one who should see IT,"
Hawcastle smiled slightly 1T his ex
element and nodded.
VERY well. Mariana" he said, and
Mariana, with another jerk that was
supposed to Include both Of the illus
trious ones. disappeared with n speed
mess that was alarming. Tor an in
stant there was silence. and then ths
countess, with n quick upward glance
Of her dark eyes. said tremblIngly:
Il should Ike much To know his
name"
The earl smiled and went on with
hIs breakfast.
You may be sure It Isn't Iyanoff, ;
he said. but the assurance did mo-
seem TO carry weight with madame, fol
she leaned her chin In her hand nnt
looked Off over the bay, and there was
: troubled look IN her eyes.
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No, Helene. Your little American
L % In love With you TINT If you
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~ RUgsfASr she CALCULATED.

without r1Tfner comment ne turned ts
The paper again md read. The anna
be countess smiled at him enIgmatic
aily md broke roll with Iha gestur
Of IN empress.
.1fhe amlnble Indy HermIone Ire
felyan Creeeh has dejeuner I'm he
apartments. What do you find tn read
mn cher?"
IInwcaslie threw the piper dow
upon the cloth With All exclamation.
I'm such dnffer Mt Ilallnn." Ia
suld. "but apparently the people nluu;
Tie eoast ARE having scare over III
escaped convict. Russian. :.
The lowering Mariana. who WINS hlt
ting about The table like WOUNDED
sparrow. started slightly and hesltatet
with silver cover In his hand. thel
stepped forward
If milor' VII pardon me- III,
countess also started aud put down
her fork with slight rattle.
A Rnssianfs she calculated.
Yes. grumDled the earl. An es
SaIsa aNuSsAAa 88aaiA ud5 uszI ifutte
10 Castellafnnre. He paused To IN
sert the choicest biz OF melon In hl.
mouth. aud Marlano's jaw droppel
HIlh the excitement.
.eastellammra-no twelve kLIpmeicr
rom here!" IL whispered In aYesuu,
tones. and The earl continued when II.
had masticated the fruit:
And confidential ngenl--secre
service man. ! 1are say--haz requisite
his arrest from the Italian authorities
Int, 10 quote from our grantlIose /
Mattlno. the bfIgand tore himself fro j
tie hands of the earabinlerl. or some
thing like that can't be sure. but i
read TO me-
Mariana broke IN excitedIy. He ha
picked up the paper and Wa devour
Ing L with avIdIfy.
If milor permit, and madame
he bowed like N automaton=-..I shnl
Translate
Quite right. Mariana. saId the earl
md the maisre d.hatel went On ayldly
The brigan' tore himself. be reno
exeIIedly. from the hand o. he cara
bInIeri, and without the doubts he con
eaal himself IN some OF these grotts
near Sorrento. and searchmenI L belnt
exsafte's Theeagent of the Rnssial
anlIIassg haYf Inform the bureau tina
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wv TIM Dht kuO" Il ~ HnI
lyanoff7s she asked slowly
and this time the earl laughed
aloud.
HE wouldn't be called m Infamous
brlgand," he said, but the countess
waved her hand
THAT, nv friend. may be only Itai.
I'm journalism
..poohT' saId HawcaHIIe. This
means hlfhRayman-not- an en-.
bezzler, Helene.n
The countess arose from tho table
md moved about restleaslY with her
Eyes on the blue expanse.
! should b glad 20 believe II, my
good friend. but II care for no more
70 eat hive perhaps some foolish
feeling OF unsnfety. II l. now two
nights that drsnm Of him=-of Ivanoff
bad dreams foF rs both. NJ friend"
The earl locked up in amazoment
and then burst into a laugh.
what rotf. IL exclaimed. 1T takes
more than ! dream 10 bring \ man
back from Siberia
The countess looked At him with
Homa sharpness
Then pray there has been no more
Than dreama.s she murmureI quietly.
Even M abe spoke there came the
IInkilng sound IF the mandnlins and
guitars. and madame turned to tbs
lemon grove n time 10 see ; youne
girl In a faxn colored riding habit
With a soft felt hat upon her head and
: riding crop IN her gauntleIed hands
enter. followed by three picturesque
handltii With IHa Instruments
= she rsasHed the terrace she
paused and dfe. from her give some
silver which aHs dropped mo the hand
q The first si!laIn with laugh Then
Hhs turned. smiling. as tho musicians
withdrew md waved her erup n the
To who were watching her. The earl
arose with I1R. aud madame nd
faneed with anIHffctched hand.
Al. the divine Miss Granger. simp
SON. said Newcastle with raIIlery IN
h ZONES. and - girl laughed with =
happy. care FRI fncc
The dlviusIy happy Nj Granger.
simpson" sic aid. aud NJ he sound
q her voice aHd the look IN Der eyes
he countess raa 10 her and Kissed her
Tanturuuslt nnan each cheek
Oh. ! hope xpu mean Hne began.
Hhen liaweazIIs interrupted Ter with
Kome excitement.
You mean ~ have made my son
dlYInely happy =
Tho girl extfIeated herself Iaughlngiy
ffom the embrace Of the countess and
turned 10 the eaTl
Il not every one dlvineIY happy al
Sorrento" she cried, waving her crop,
even your sonf' and with another
laugh ran quickly up the HIaps and
Into the sotei. leaving the other tive
looking ut each other with aatonish.
nenl.
- they looked a piano from the
music room thu opened upon the ten
race broke forth with ohamlnade's
Elevation" and Ethel's YeIee took up
Ihr words clearly. The countess turned
10 her companion.
she files 70 her plano. mon cher.
n. that II good for our little enter.
prise. chi I.lzIsnn'
HaNeastle at down with : grunt of
satisfaction.
ITS time. i Almeric had been any.
thing but a clumsy oaf he'd have
made her settle Il weeks ago
The woman turned her dark eyes
upon him with fash.
You are inYIdIons, mon AMI My
afIalr Is not settled. Am I = clumsy oaf
tooT'
The earl lauEhed quietly.
M. Helene. Your little American
L 20 In love With you TINT If you
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J.RRIEKER..

J. :. HINKER.
JUSTICE o. THE PEACE.
Derr Building, East Main street,
Westminster. Nd. 70
fensfonsl Special attention IN
vouchers, obtaining pensions. zpplics-
ions Tor increase. &c. Prompt sttsn-
ten 70 all business.
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nIYlng ut the attachment Of n young
and helpless girls money With the
1oreknowledge Of a lifelong misery for
her as the consequence.
This morning he was clad IN an i'm
maenlate suit Of lightly striped white
flannel, with carefully pipeelayed shoes
and the pale rose necktle that he
wore was a living monument to the
faet that the well groomed English.
man knows no peer on earth. while the
Iannty exnctness OF his SNOWY pan.
ann hat was n revelation In proper
headgear.
IS he entered the terrace his alert
glance swept Il from end 10 end. and
he noted thai there was no one about.
lie moved Mt once to the table that
Mariana had set for him. and Mt the
instant he sat down Michele ran down
the steps Of the hotel with folded
newspaper IN his hand which he pre-
scented to Milford with low bow
Mariana entered bearing coffee tray
and the earl greeted him with : cheer
I'll good morning which Mariana ac-
Enowiedged = one would : favor from
King.
.Milor Ii serve he announced with
zo1t accents aud took the hat and light
walking stick. bestowing them with
TeverentlaI enre upon side table. As
he enri Hnfolded Il Mattino ae glanced
NJ.
No English papers7" he sid.
aMllor. the mall IS late.. answered
Michele and bowed himself up tho
stairs.
Also Nine. de GhampIgny.s growlez
tie earl ms he glanced down the unfa.
mIlIar pagcs.
= he spoke the countess. elad In the
very latest Partisan creation. swept
down the steps and approached the
able. She looked well. and she knew
t.
Apparently about thirfy-two. she
would probably have contested TO five
years more under pressure. but her
dark beauty Was well set on by the
IIghi colorB she affected, md the tilt
y her parasol revealed more 10 The
.Euthls eye . m c5aerysr fhnn
I'm ns self description or admission.
Ehr Mns Of thai type that causes the
sI..rIy lpwnenT Of any raee % regard
WITH snsaIZlun md + saIher her
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}. MILTON RRTFsNTDER
ATTORNEY

M AUFNII- AI-hAW
and
SOLICITOR N CHANoHRY.
Special attention to Collection on
OIaIma and Settlement OF Estates Of
nee A1baugh Block, Court street.
Westminster. Nd.
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riot for Almeric, but to De the
Countess of Hawcastle. My ancient
EIster-in-law hasn't been her chaperon
Tor year for nothing. And. By Jove,
Hhe hasn't done It for nothing. eitherT
And this time he laughed quite heart
IL as with grim appreciation Of the
Jest.
But she's deserved all shall allow
her. he resumed. you 50. 1t was
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FIRE INSURANCE FREE
ALMOST

! have saved money Tor others
and can do the same for you
| IN now prepared to write Fire Insur-
ance On Dwellings. Household Goods In
the very best companies Tor almost
nothing; as low p $500 . $1,000.
You cannot afford to be without the
protection at the price / charge. Be
fore your present policy expires. see
me first.
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asked him suddenly Horace. II this
day or nIghtf ne would answer. Tts
Helene. But he's too shy 10 speak
You're n woman: you cnn't press mat
tiers. But aImeTIeis n MN. he can
re ean urge NJ immediate marriage
which means n Immediate settlement
md a direct one..
Ame de champlgny picked up .
silver fork from the table and exam.
ined It carefully.
IT VIII not be small tint settle
menf7 You haze decided what sum-
Hawcastle looked up sharply and
nodded with decision.
= have--a hundred aud 1T. thou
sanI Doundsl'.
rom the countess came : gasp of
establishment.
~ friend. I'll shef" md she
tuTHed md stared At the rom where
the plano was sIIII playing. HaHcastle
leHKa@1 Erin11.. : ~
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INSURANCE.

ITO THE PuHLIC.-If you want
4 Fire Insurance. Life Insurance,
Accident Insurance. WindaLorm In
saTanee. Steam Boiler Insurance, give
me- : call. Lowest Rates. Bet Stock
Companies. No Assessments. No
Premium Notes. Quick Cash Settle
menIs.
JAMES :. Smith,
General Insurance Agent.
Main and Church streets,
Westminster, Nd