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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-09
Y. M. C.. A. THEFTS
BEING REPORTED

Petty thefts at the Y. NJ. C. A. are
becoming SO frequent that members
are aroused and demand some action
from the association authorities. Last
night about 81 was stolen from an
overcoat belonging to James Harring.
ton. of North Twelfth street. Other
losses of money have been reported
by Willard Kemper and AL Mayors.
Most Of the thefts have occurred in
the locker and coat rooms. Members
claim that nothing is safe unless left
under lock and key. -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-09
DURB|N TO VISIT
I. THE WHITE HOUSE
And jim, Watson Will See
President on Saturday.
Gossip from Capital.
(American News Service)

Washington, Dec. 9-W. T. Durbin
is to be the next visiting statesman
to call at tie White House. He comes
in few days to talk over the reorgan.
ization of The Republican party of In
diana. Fairbanks is due tomorrow.
Watson's interview with President
Taft has been deferred. He hopes to
effect an entrance to the White House
Saturday afternoon. Hemenway is
here urging Crane and Aldrich to help
the Indiana reactionaries to regain
control of the party in Indiana
William Dudley Foulke has been
here but was not White House visit.
or. He and President Taft are not
friendly.
Move In Tariff Game.
The Democrats in congress made
the first move today to revise the
tariff schedule by schedule. Separate
bills were introduced by Henry, Dem.
ocrat of Texas, to put upon the free
list iron ore. cotton bagging. bitumen,
slack.
Willis J. Abbott, a friend Of Gov
Judson Harmon, and generally reput.
ed to be the press agent of the Har.
mon BOOM" tried to "cut under" the
tom" Marshall boom last night by
inviting the Indiana Democrats in the
house to private dinner at which
Coy. Harmon was the guest of honor
The following Indiana Democrats at.
tended: Cullop. Rauch, Adair. Boehne,
Cline. Barnhart and Dixon. This
morning the Indiana men were say.
Ing Gov. Harmon is real nice
man."
Henry Rosenberg of Indianapolis
is here fresh from an Interview with
Col. Roosevelt in New York. Reisen-
berg admitted that Roosevelt was not
popular idol on Wall street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-09
BIDS FOR ROLLER
TO BE SUBMITTED

Bids will soon be submitted to the
board of works on new steam roller
which the board viii purchase in the
next few weeks. Probably $2,5oO
will be expended for the roller. The
smoke consumer for the boiler at the
city hall arrived this morning and
win be installed at once. The prob.
able cost Of the consumer and install
lation viii be about $500. The con-
sumer alone cost $125 but there il
considerable expense in raising the
boiler to high pressure style.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-09
American Fleet is Visiting France and England

The American feet in English wat.
ers. The battleship In the forewater
II the Nebraska. and astern 10 seen
the Rhode Island. The Atlantic heet
In British waters under Rear Admiral
Schroeder Is the most powerful Meet
that the United States has ever as
sembled, and probably the most pow.
erful feet that has ever crossed the
Atlantic. The substitution OF the new
tyne of "Dreadnought" battleship
causes a displacement Of 10000 tons
heavier than the feet which Read
Admirals Evans and Sperry took
around the world three years ago. and
like it's predecessor. consists OF six
teen battleships. Visits such as this
which the United States ships are
making to French as well as English
ports have in the past been rare. On
only one other occasion indeed in the
last quarter Of a century has an Am
erican squadron visited English ports.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-09
BOARD ATTENDED
ROADS CONGRESS

The board Of works returned from
Indianapolis today after attending an
important session OF the Good Roads
congress. A number of other local
men were at the convention including
NJ. c. Henley, Harry Henley and John
Wilson.
Chiefly of interest to local men was
the exhibition of road making machin.
cry and also moving picture exhib.
it by the Austin Manufacturing com.
pany of Chicago. showing the proper
method of making roadways.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-09
RUSSELL ATTENDS
Y. M. C.. A. MEETING

Prof Russell of Earlham college
left this morning for Vincennes,
where he will deliver lecture before
the Y. NJ. C. A. convention which is
meeting at that place. President
Kelly will give an address before the
Preble County Teachers association
tomorrow afternoon entitled I'VE
Have a Profession" Prof Dennis will
deliver lecture before a Winches-
ter audience tomorrow evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-09
OMNIBUS PENSION
BILL INTRODUCED
lAmerican News servicel

Washington, Dec. 9.-Representative
Sulloway reported the omnibus pen
sion bill in the House today providing
for three hundred individuals. Repre-
sentative Clark Of Florida presented
petition carrying seven thousand
signatures OF employees Of Atlantic
coast lines asking that railroads BE-
permitted to increase transportation
rates. The Indian appropriation bill IL
expected to pass this afternoon. The
Rivers and Harbors bill Il the next
up.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-09
FIFTY MILLIONS =.
ON IMPROVEMENTS
(American News Service,

Washington, Dec. 9.-The National
Rivers and Harbors congress today
adopted resolutions favoring a liberal
and comprehensive policy of waterway
improvement by the government un-
der the approval of the government
engineers. An expenditure of fifty
millions annually is urged
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-09
PERUVIAN TROOPS
WERE MASSACRED

(American News Service)
Lima, Peru, Dec. 9.-One hundred
Peruvian troops were massacred in
the garrison at Guayabal on the from.
tier. according to information receiv.
ed here today. Peruvian troops have
been rushed to the scene. The details
are not known.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-09
IS DECLARED SANE;
MUST STAND TRIAL


Newark. N. J.. Dec. s.-Mrs. Caro-
line Martin. aged sixty.four. was to-
day declared sane BY q court. She
win have to stand trial for the alleged
murder Of her daughter. Mrs. Ocey
0nead. victim Of the bath tub mys-
terry" at East Orange.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-09
CHAMPION FIGHTER
SECRETLY MARRIED
(American News Seryice)

Cadillac, Mich, Dec. 9.-Adolph
Wolgast, champion middleweight pu-
gilist, and Miss Mildred Ensign, were
secretly married recently. 1t became
known and was acknowledged by
Wolgast today He says he will retire
from the ring to become farmer af-
ter defeating Owen Moran in their
forthcoming battle.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-09
NEW JERSEY SHOWS
A ROBUST GROWTH
(American News Service)


Washington. Dec. 9.-The census
OF New Jersey shows 2.537,167, an in
crease of "a per cent. The state 10
now entitled to three additional con-
gressmen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-09
SCARS TWO MILES
IN AN AEROPLANE
(American News Service,

(AmericAn news Service)
Pau France. Dec. 9.-M. Legagneaux,
q French aviator, established the
worlds attitude record in an aeroplane
today by ascending 1O,500 feet, nearly
two miles up. .
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-09
THE WEATHER

STATE AND locAI-cIoudy tonight
and Saturday. Rising temperature.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-27

Sn 6t. SIMMER tpnroe Der dIiele
Surnlehrer oes Rnntans, Derr bon
@unten 3u @rabe 9etraasn. Der Der.
iforbene. Elm Ghnler NiaaeIers. bat
Taft SO Sabre lana i'm Snra ole 3nrns
lebrer an Der 8erbreituna unb pflege
oes 9nrnens aetpirtt. Sn Bern farb
i'm 9ltier bon 68 Sabren s.. gaul Doll
Ter. 8erlnaltsr bes fiaailihen yebrmit.
telperlaas bes Gantons Bern. elm sobn
oes @riinbers oes .Sntelliaen3 Blatt".
Wie man bernimmt, besiffert Eih bas
Werm6gen oes 6errn Corn niht auf q
3, ionoern auf ca 4 Million. Das
Snielipital miro oaDon etipa 8 Willio-
men erbalten. alio ooppelt to piel ole
man anfdnalih alaubte. Den 2anaens
tbalern if Seil ,pieoerfobren. De,
Iebtbin In 3iirid beriiorbsne @tabtbau-
meilfer Seller bat fein ca frs. 220. 600
betrasenoes 8erm0gen Der gigmpbner-
gemeinoe Saa
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-27
Gibtulualb Eel MIndlen.

DAB oie gibe einft in OeutI6lanb
nett berbrettet mar uno tpegen ibres
sur Werfertigung bon 8ogen uno
Nrmbrut iebr seeigneten 6olaes iebr
seI9dbt, befonoers na9 England piel
erportirt ipurbe, lit binldngli9 be-
tonnt. Gbenio, Dab in Dberbapsrn
unb aud anbernGrts in Oeutf9lano
Ger feltene Baum in ein5elnen Gremz
rlaren ooer fleinen 8ruppen eriitirt.
@ber Menige pifen, OaB ii1 mod elm
gan5er Walo innerbalb Der fchpar3z
ipeiB=rotben Pfdble befinbet unb oa3u
Bel Weilbetm, alio llnmittel6ar bpr
Min6sns Sbpren. Die Srtf6aft
gater5ea. CUR @emeinbe Sort (St.
sepnbarb) eebDrig, nddft bem NUM-
mebr ausgetrodneten 3ellIee eelegen,
it 70 gliidlia, Elm ettpa u Quabrat=
tilcmeter groBes eibenbeftanoenes
Wreal gu beiiben, oas na9 Ser .3Gb-
lung bes Serrn Or. s. 3ollmann in
Meilbeim, Der ben Malb entbedte,
niht peniger ols 845 grDBere uno
1856 fleinere @ibenbdume beberbergt.
Gs lit Elm fleiner nrtpalo NIT re9t
itorten uno bur9 Sturm unb Wetter
theiltpeiie arg serauuiten 8dumen.
Ter itdrtite bat in 8rufthDbe etnen
llmfans bon 2,64 Meter. Mebr a1s 2
Meter l1mfang baben auberbem mod
10 8dume uno sablreide ftnb fol6e
in Ser Stdrfe BON 1a-11a Dieter
0dbrenb als bD9Ite gibe 9eutI9z
lambs bic 1871 Wfeter meTenoe i'm
gisbuf6 galt, naB Der @ntbeder al5
srDBte 9Dben 3tpeir1al Is Meter, elm
r.al 16 uno einmal gar 18 Meter, 70
oaB bie Bater5eller giben oen 91aften
befannten tbrer Dirt in Der Nprmanz
hie unb gnglanb ii4 Bis auf 2 Meter
nGbern.
ya9 oGeosm fte6t es fef, oaB Ser
Gibennolo BEL gater5eG Der groRdrz
tigfte in Oeutf9lanb, tpenn ni9t
ii6erbaupt Der grobartigFe lit. Gigens
tbimer bteies Waloes lit biz auf etnen
fleinen Der gemeinbe geb0rtgen Shelf
ber Staat, Der ibn aber bisber 70 gut
ME gar ni6t gef6iibt bat; erf in
i;ingfter 3eit bat auf berf4ieoene Gtns
gafen bin oas Sinon3nintiterium an
gepronet, baB penigitens Die Giben
geI6ont tperoen. Man ertpartet ieoo9
pom Gtdate nod mebr. rtdmli9 baB
er ben gtbentpalb auf ale 3ett in
feinen ShuB nt1nmt unb als unanz
toftbare GeIerbation erflGrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-27
Sas GinSbteb lit Scr gprad,e.

ge5efdnungen fpie Rinbbie6, Sornz
bteb, 9prno6fe, 6euo9fe, nit 6enen
ith fol9e tpie 5daf, 5Gafstopf,
&oB, 9onel, Gbino3eros peraIeiben
lofIen, feben ben Meni9en in feiner
Buroe 10 tief berab, baB fie Der &C.
btlbete metbet unb nur ab unb au etnz
nal i'm 3uitanbe bober grrequnq oez
braubt. 9teielbe gbtereattuna liez
fert unIerer 5prade aber nod biele
anDere 4usbrIfe unb @enounaen.
Manaer erf9etnt in iuneen eSobren
mod als Elm re9tes &al6 (gottes ober
W1oIes) ober mod re9t tal6ria; es
itedt NOD bel aalbfleif6 in ibm. Gr
min au4 oft alles beRer ipifIen aIs
altere erFaGrene 2eute, 70 boB man
bon ibm faet: Dos aalb min fliioer
fetn als Die &ub, tpte fonft tpobl nod
Gdufiger: Das 81 min fIiiger fein als
bic 6enne. ST muB fi6 eben mod
tpie elm iunger 9tier Die SDrner abz
ftoben poer oblaufen. sSebem aber
fann es i'm 2ebsn einmal 6eoeenen.
oaB tbm, tDie man be3ei9nenb faqt,
Der 8eritanb ftiGftebt unb er elm benz.
entipre6enbes, ni9t eben beIonbers
geiitDplIes Gsfiht auffeBt; man fagt
bann Don ibn, er ftebe ba tpie Die aub
Dor Dem neuen Sbor; iinb ibrer aber
naebrere, 10 ftefen fie tpie bic SaIen
am 8erge.
Mu9 bic refine 9eiFesorteit lit feis
ne3negs INNER 10, bob fie erbeGeno
ipirft unb ben MenfGen fret uno frob
ma9t. Manaer iibereifriee geiItesz
arbeiter odit nber biiffelt mitunter 10
Diel 5ufammell, baB ibm auleBt fDrm~
lih Elm Mublrab inn Ropfa berumz
aebt. RaHentli9 1T bic 3eit por ell
ner griifung fir Diele baau angetban,
iih allerlei ei1auohIen, mas lie bine
terber als lditisen 8alai 1nDalihit
balb pieber Iosauipsroen iu1en. Doh
Der Wleni9 muB eben fein Sod auf
ii1 nebnten Elm BON benz 3uaohfen
hergenpmmenes Bib, tpGbrenb man
Bel sinem Mtnfden, Der Elm Brett ppr
benz aDpf fat, eber an bds G1eus
brett eines @tieres au benfen Bat.
Der Menf1 feufat pobl unter fei1em
sSsDme, aber er fam es niht imn1er
Gbfdiitteln unb muB es banr gebnlbig
meter tragen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-27
SNntlerpe1.

Ssoer 3olI Elm Gapalier, aber tpie
Gin feAr fddbiser, Der beim 2umpenz
ban if9er einen erften preis erbalten
hotts, trat Der pagabunoirenbe Gnauz
fpieler Scarf GIeine Bel elmer Nerz
banblung bDr einem Wiener @eriat
por Dem Hi9ter unb perfinoete:
n&arl Gleine bettelt nicnt." Die Nnz
3eige lautete jeboh gan5 beTtinlmt, err
babe NIT abge3ogenem 5ute cine Das
me angebetteIt, fei BON biefer uno
bann bon anoeren paiIanten befehenft
iDoroen. nGan3 ausgef9loTen", BE.
ftritt Der &ngeflagte bieIe Oarftelluna
oes Wa9mannes, pcs NOR cine elez
aonte, bD6it Garmante Dame, i9
mar ent3iidt pon-ibr uno bab' fie
gum Souter gebeten." Ri6ter.
nSie molten elm galontes Mbenteuer
borfpiegeln, in Jbren Qhtf5ueea" -
Nn9etl.: .Sb. aleiber MAIDEN 2eute.
ober niGt ben Mann. Gs mar eine
aiinftlerin, cine golIegin." RiGter:
r4fer Sic batten ia tetnen areu3er
gelb." QlnaefE.:: ,Dos mar aud
tpobl unnDtbig. i@ babe Die Dame mi.
ben Worten etngelaben: SD mare
entsiidt, fpenn sic mir bic Gbrs adz
BEN, nit mir su foupiren.' Sine
&iinii!erin peiB fbon. tpas bcs i'm
Mnnbe zines ron pe9 oerfolaten
gplIegen heibt." - MiGter: Slider
berIfano bic Game, bas bepeifen Die
10 6ener, bic fie In Sbren 9ut mari.
Mngetl.: reSa, unb i9 ipar iiber
oiefe Dsmiitbislns gan5 ftarr." -
NiGter: $50 bab Sic bergaBen, Den
9ut tpieoer auf5ufeben. feIbft als ans
bere paifanten sSbnen Mlmofen ipenz
beten. Biz Der Mahmdnn sic arre<
tirte." Mnesfl.: ,Ql1 ia, Riiniflere
ped; ber 6unger uno bie 2iebe!"
Dds l1rtbeil Iautete auf "a Gtunbn
Arreff. Der rRiinitIers erfIdrte, sic
Gtrafe dn5unebnen uno slei4 onsu,
treten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-27
GtneS miIOcs GdDnteitmrs,i's =
2Diitbett

brin9t Befnbr. leioen. oft BEN
lob fur 3auieube. lDelhe BON Grfdl.
lung. 0uIien uno 2aarippe. ienem
ghrefen bes Winters nno Griihiahrs,
befallen iperben. Eeren @efnbrlignale
finb perfopf!e MaIentandle. Ghmef3en
an uniersn She'll Der Noie. 6hnuern
7uno Hieber, 6dmeraen i'm 0interf0Df
uno Elm teblenbeenaen0er 0uiten. Menn
Die Urippe Cub befdllt. 10 aauoert nidt,
menn Sud oas Gsben Iieb lit. Or.
Sings Nem DISCOVERY su bolen. Cine
islaihe beilte MIDI. ihreibt u. s..
Dunn bon pine 9aaep, Diff. nad=
Dem ih orei gDohen OH Der 8rippe
oarnieoergeleaen" @epen tuehs 2nnaen.
8lntitiirse. 0niten. grtdltnneen. Reuh.
bulien. Bronchitis, Nlibma 1T es un-
iibettrefllih Soc unb $l.00. Yrobe=
haIhe frei. Inter @arantie pertauft
pOn %. @- Beter's, BEN beutlhen
Npotheter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-27

tiftine 9trrtfl, bag III ber @mlljiel
5ii Intinerl aufIen3immer, oas beiBt
gu benz 3immer, no Der @tlofhront
itebt; bas iff Ser GhliiiTeI ait benz
gifengitier, binter ipeIhem Der geIbz
fArant ftebt; ons lift Ser GnliiTel
81 Der @elbinranftbiir; bas iii Ser
5dliiifel 81 benz Sad bes gelb.
fhrdnts, IN Dem bie 5tabffafette
iteht; uno bag lit Der Gnliifel au
Der StablfaTette.1 Gr la6te b0bz
Mid, bas drserte mid. unb ba icb
10 pie 70 fein GeIb bate, er ober
feins nod einfhlieBen rnnBte, ipuroe
ih bDfe. Nibt nur Hotb. fonbern
aud Wutb madt erfinberifd. Sd
bate mir baIo einen plan suredts
gelegt; Der mitBte beute bluten;
es gelang aud aIfes, tpie ih mir es
ausaeoadt. 3uerit bate id benz
lleberflugen bic 5hliiiIel. ohne baB>
er es merfte. aus Ser Saf9e ee5os
gen; bann batte ib mir bei Grin,
nein Bel ROtb, t9 tpeiB bsute nod
nibt, Bel pelcben betben, Elm ,3pons
atglndrfitiid geborst; oiefes parf i1
ouf Den Slid unb rief. ,llnb petten
mir, 6err S1ninber, baB idb sSbnen
oo9 tros Sbrer ,Dielen 59lITel ssSbr
8elo ifeblen fann, ipenn es mir Bee
liebt9 Wetten sic nit mir um
biele span5ig Marta" Damn fdlug
ia nit Der 9anb auf ben Slid, oaB
bas 8ploitiid tan5te.
30 id," erpiDerte Der gefraate,
sog ebenfalls Elm 3tpan3ismarfffiid
aus Der Safebe unb leste es nsben
oas erfte, .pie molten sic bas anz
fangsn, mir mein @eIb gu iteblen2
Dus mOdte id op9 tpiifen!"
.5ebr einfa9," rief i9. ,gll1o
i''hmen mir an, es lit Nadt, uno i9
9a6e mid in Sbr 5dus eineefhIi@
den, mas niht eben fdper. 6ier"
= bei oieien Worten sos i6 ben
SGlufelbunb aus Der 5a{de unb
belt ibn benz erbleidenben 59tpins
Der unter Die NaIe," bier lit Der
59liiiel gu benz 3immer, in bem
cer geloi6ranf itebt; bier lit Der
S9liihel au Dem Giieneitter, oas
um Den Gelof9ranf berumee3oaen;
Its- 1T Der Sdliifel gu Der geloz
fArantt6iir; bier lit Der G6liHel su
bem Sad oes @elDI9ranfs, in bem
Die gtablfafIette itebt; unb bier ilt
b S4lufIel gu Der Stablfafette!"
Ollie Qnpeienben bra9en in lautes
8eld9ter aus, unb ib itredte Ihon
Ole 6ano na9 ben beiben 3pansiqz
Tarffii6en aus. Q(ber 5dDinoer
blieb gang rubig. sSa, fprtlaufenoes
Hahfen, fortlaufenber Merger. = -
ult7b neil Sic Die S9lu{Iel haben,"
fdate iebt G6Dinber nit @iIenfGlte,
n9lauben sic, mir mein @elb feblen
gu tonnen9 gfu, feben sic mul an,
i Sic ba6en re9t, bas lit Der
SaliiRel gum gelbi9ranf5immer,
oas aum Sdronf, bas gum Fa6,
bas our &aifetts; aber penn sic aud
ollie S9lOiier se0ffnet baben, ipiiien
Sic, mas Sic ba finoen? - Ii9ts! 4.
. Mein @elD TRACE i9 nGmIi6 imz .
tner BET mi1! - bier!" er 5og feline .
Srleftafc9e beraus, ,unb 0es6alb
fann Mrs 91iemanb Iteblenm
Sprad's, unb f6redensbleib febe t9 I
Die betoen 0Dppelfrpnen in bic Saz +
Ide bes Serrn S9ninber berI6pinz
cST.
Sd, ia, fortlaufenoes 3Gblen -
fortlaufenber Qerger; icb babe es ia
9lett3 geipubt, unD er lit nc6 ni9t
Oorbet, - oenn ih itebe INNER nod
oor Der peinli9en Sraee, Of ih Serrn
Sriin ooer 6errn Gotb Ole apan3is
Dart f9ulbig bleiben Toll.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-27
k-A-.a...rsrT'

gsifi etne Maf6ine gum 1tmz
mideln ber gelegraphenpfdble nit
Orabt gum Smub gesen oas genasen
ourh pferbe erfunben fpprben.
Mmerifa t1immt Die erite Stelle
III Der probuttion bon 5ars uno
5crpentin elm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-27
S'SSScimelt unc SSSDiSfics

WgWEWtDRa
Sd, babe Oem eimst8en nouHdnotgen abftraft Der
Ssanftitel BOA SdnDereicn nno 2ots. Der jcmaIs
oeu 0eccrDs pon Suscarapas GoMutp.
Sbio, gemadbt norDen ut.
Nemals aut runoeigenum lebn iolds eb man
Gud ooldnoioes bemsis Nbra gibtit oorleot
pel ig @gntbum 1T, nit peeu 8erbnoIffei=
ten oa1be belate it, ME oorerwdlnn AbHra eridi
it, Qa borfdtiaeu Gduier oe, me celo auf Sppeben
auslebn peronan oie Mustun gpaHdnoQe bemeie Nb
hratte BBiteu. Bhreibungen HGnoen runoei
gntbum in sdbn Brfuneen Nbten Geco,bs
beIer Office aeiefert Saubree, @ontrae Supoben
padtpertrdg Nnpruds fir Nrbei 8olman Rotu=
men Ior9da ausgeriot Gs binoe id INNER Elm Solar in
Der SFf sSarmen tdb:id runoeqenthum s pertaufen.
Sobn ~. 9imes,
6ome 5epbon 80. ST. 1913 g8F Gair ST. Stem gbilabepba g.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-01-28

Journal installed So 900 worth of
printing material the Job department. the fact literally adj
vesed through We equipped
commercial printing of almost kind reasonable and
wanted people to know advertised. The question
asked "Do think this advertising will do you good?
Your mainly few people you almost
day. Why them personally and tell them about
equipment? 1t will be much effective We thought the
advertising would bring results and waited The orders for
merca printing began coming and had work than
could possibly have with the old outfit but could
positively that the advertising had brought perhaps
would have anyway still waited Before long the
advance agent big "show" company and
lot of printed for the The prices
right booked order The
house the line had noticed ad told the where
find good print shop the order This has happened
several times showing ad covered a wide field
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-01-28


fortunes through Persistent Publicity But it's sometimes hard
when advertising Judcu It's also difficult
advertiser successful business Occasionally
but Advertising thing"
in ulcareer bu
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-10-15
Free GhiId's
Remedy

What mother is not looking ior
something that will help her children
in the little ills Of life, something
for the stomach trouble and the
bowel trouble? Long ago she prob
ably has become convinced that a
child cannot readily swallow a pill
or a tablet. and that to break them
in half and crush them" is an annoy
ance; that usually they work too drasu-
! cally. and are nauseating and TOO pow
crful for the little ones stomach.
Any mother who will take the trouble
OF sending her name n address can OBJ
tain a free sample bottle OF a remedy
that thousands Of other mothers are uslng
and now paying Tor This remedy Is Dr..
Caldwelrs syrup Fepsin. and the o1er OF
q free trial bottle is open to any mother
Who has not yet used IL. Having used
IL and convinced yourself that tt Is what
you want. you can obtain Il in the fu-
ture OF your druggist at nifty cents and
one dollar a bottle, Just as so many
others are doing. the free sample being
simply to convince you Of its merits. i
IS the best way to begin on II. Mrs. Ia
Davis Of 1S7 W. Harrison street. Chicago,
and Mrs. Mary BelfOfd. 1ll0 Coke street,
Louisville. Ky, both started with a free
sample and now they write that they
] nave never DIHu MtNANNA q ANANA0 IA NAN
house since.
Il Is undoubtedly a great family rem
edy. as It is adapted to all ages, belng
mild and pleasant to take and vet thor
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For the free sample simply send your
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address is DR.. w. b. Caldwell, R.500 Cald-
well building. Monticello, III.