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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20
PETITION TO ADOPT.

Katherine d. Bickel filed petition in
the circuit court this morning to adopt
Thelma Smith, aged four years. She
claims that the child has been desert
ed by her parents and has been max
ing her home with the plaintiff She
resides on Easthaven avenue.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20
FASHIONABLE EVENT

american News Service.>
New York. Sept. 2O.-A fashionable
assemblage filled the Church of the
Messiah this afternoon at the wedding
of Miss Leonore Cobb, daughter of
Henry Ivea Cobb. the noted architect
and Robert Amory. Jr.. of Boston.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20
CLAP'p is: TO SPEAK

(American News Service.)
Indianapolis, Sept. 20. = Senator
Moses e. Ciapp of Minnesota will
spend a week campaigning in Indi-
ana, outside of Indianapolis. according
to the announcement of William Il.
Springer, chairman of the republican
speakers bureau.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20
!, S, ORDER GIVEN

City Clerk Balts Bescher has been
notified by the Bureau OF Standards
OF the United States Department Of
Commerce and Labor to send the de-
partment a copy of any ordinance reg
ulating Illuminating gas. now in force
In Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20
Na,nmAeka.

nam moeks.
One objection to hamMOcks In that
they keep great many young per
IsOns out late nights. -Exchange.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-19
HOME CURE FOR ECZEMA

Does IL NJ z~en sfrA.rs tnrs 40
ms1y pecF5e safer yes- ir Aoa veAr
cut wifu ernemAs
a 1S-cSzf bottle q Sapie wAsh
sicgs the itch ard will ruruly uourincs
airy rAfie1f
This Eash 80 o0zposed cf = mild
a1d soothing GA & win.erxr1@n naked
vita rhFrsol and gtyoeripe. ETC.,. and
known a. D, D. d Pr~srripsioa. Ne
d. nci rno~ bow ionx TIE ri d. d.
I-aeorAtorlss win ooatiuue ths - cens
ofer - the remedy il regularly aol1
oniv IL 81 - bottles and has ns~er -.
fore b@~u put on ne mzrkst % arr
special osers
y sou wani rel 20 s-ozirhs trva bot
re a. sc % our perso1Ai rsuoranasn-
daflon.
y. X Rezin. Corner Drug Store
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-19

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srnis r,as fegz Elaat at1ts1nfza rss-
sf.rs ~ tbs 8fsu5s q t1s - fasef 7.
~ ogu1rrv 81 11t-isslt1 wfts ths
Tatt rsa1sr'st legialk;9. Ehs eit-
safesas va fAsi fsis "a Rods ugs re-
. ~ fhsi f1sg -as1s s. eg = sas'tf
VIE. fs,eg toagsi fas Estgrrr lsw "a
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Eps1 zee cauFss protecting ras-n "a
issr fsgs&
a rress soaros n rt,s yse51eigs issi
sxssts sEsiass railroads il fkss u1wiI-
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-19

RaVraseni6'ixes ~ Lake szseri1E
i-o1 ore Interests ubo hBrs r~cs1tly
vsisa ibs eas; report that 4 sks de-
1sn.1s - f1rasoss gsors 10 bs a. beaFy
ts erpsctsS is viii - -soesssry u
srip 4 c0racsratls f5-r1xe q Lake
Superior ores inio eastern terrifery.
n Ad1iiiez 10 to- miiiion and q hsli
ssns 20 = stipge3 frDEa Gaia. oaly
sho1. . ni,lion sDd haif fcDs q for.
ei9n ore wili b. krAilshie for uss 10
TIE United States Hsnce tie eastern
furnaces m1sr hsve = cansiierAhie ton
mage " Lare ore. terrnsz 1a3 Ergiish
co-su1ers hare discovered thaf fbe
Eurpi1s ore nas been p1rrhsse3 nr tie
Cnifsd states AMI win 49, thBf fhis
sourtrY does nof get Anv more f1T the
year 1870 TIE unioaiing o. foreign
ores hGs o-en attended ~ great dif-
scrity. AMI "a the Whole. dsperding
On tn import movement is not prov
ing very satisfactory
On base orra with TIE Guarantee 81
s. pr cent on Did rsuse and M-sssbi
Besssmsr. and 5lsf PER CERT on old
range and Meszbi non esssmer. We
quote a. follows Old range Bessemer.
g. Messbi Besssner. a. 80. Old rsngs
non Bensener. % - Mesabi non Bee.
seuier. - Iron Trade Review.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-19

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vita ~ tr.orrgw c7r srFsoss Sill
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Lord sepf~r wil ~ observed ard
its na-ss Y saes asst y rhs cturet
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trr = adars,.e win To- Jesss C1ris1.
Mans Earicr. Tts address win
oorut ls.a fte ssfi4s q e55Teess 81 TIE
f5rsat Hisio-5c Refugees
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r-sst 90 Tussssg sFsrirg
TIE La6sss A8d r9csefy VIII ~ en-
.eTtainss1 81 Wednesday sfierroes ~
ihs no.ls ~ Mr. Jaha EriEsgn Oar
ing tie stterno0r see h.stss viii @TTe
4 Ten oert irrct1on
Ese general prayer foeefing e ite
ebarc. rsn - nsid RI Thunsssy sfsn-
ing
TIE c5gir sill ussf foT rehearsal ~
FRIDAY erening. ard fts 80 n1ay 1raooi
0sehestra ~ saturday evening
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-19

Drs ~ ike Usasi important cecissOps
~ iss f0c1l option question yst tied
by ihe IlcEigan s1Srsne o0ufs Eas
sardsl down FRIDAY Afternoon uhen
TIE o0ort IN two seTars's eas~s hel1
that conrfy boards W s1r@rris0rs 10
sonsiserinz petitiens for special elsr.
fions On iocsi opiiou. c4nsoi remove
tbe name ~ single petitioner from
thr nsi. provided that name j. accom-
panied b ibs proper AFFIDAVIT
Furtherr1ore toe s0preme courf in
TIE eases - Cleb r. Ruthledgs against
fta C0unfy Board - Marq1etie ard
Chrisiian u. Kern - ths County board
Of s. Clair. bsid that no petitioner 10
allowed b remove bis name from surh
document. 10 matter what his cAose
may ~. provided that b. attached his
naurs sra Billed ont re accompanying
anl3Avit
Tn tte RufhiefEs es=e. toe Euprcms
coart grznied iha piaintia . Writ com
pelilng the MArqostte cosnty board 10
Immediately reconvene ana act % The
petition - originally presented
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-19

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say stated 81 aaqses in PAiisssl-
rtsa lss sstrftsg faGf stysl1 or
irzi ia1k - ssfs llishas Is fAis n91nfry
s' uoa58 - ~ ssoiisd ~ So Sf~ndars
Osi 2r5 kir5rs1 ilr.rs,h Mr rhsw
rsgir6s-i sgea c9Etstfon b. - me n
ssrtsrs imyort ~ t~s welfare - isis
oosnifg TIE placing - s1eh 40 en9r-
n0us ,DEsr ia fhs tscfs - any eiiq-s
~ s,@risi Interests is o1@ f1zi fursE -
SeaioBsiy rEartHS ag4iuFt Nr Straw
calls IS -4frere2o u tbis oganee.
iion 81. Shsw states ttst ths iw0 fis-
sasse most ii8ats 20 prove fsia ~
Anerica g Wsii street rasnis a.a
Wall street ptosia r. srug7d s0r
'ts sa@an tetween Toe two extremes
isss Clipping - "a nings = Wall sfrsef
- tat aissouesf nnsneeeTs may not
overshssow cor eHtirs hEanciHi arS
bnsiness Interests and ~ calming ~
TIE presnfics against nsr a means
simply bsc1cse thsy hsve been suaosss-
Fuf
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-19
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-19

Our frispd o BFlsn mnsi have -
core intoxicated ~ q whiH ~ fbaf
sever go ihat j. 10 prevalent - Iron
River after nis return from Crystal
Pals lasi week That's The only way
Ne gan Account Tor The roi be- vubiish
"a hfout tbs rad Commissioner matter
in tbs lasf issus ~ ths Reporter Nv.
ioentiy be- was ~ overcome that when
bs goa bic zap started BE- couldn'f ciose
II. hence The mess 70 ground cot n
Mr OsBfien uanls any enlightmeuf o.
ihou 'hoxgisiI Crysisi Falls r. and
how..aaxiouz Iron Riv was Tor . rad
commissioner re woud advise him -
Analyzs ths Vots which siscied Mr.
Tally That ought ~ bold him ia .
time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-19
NEW APPLICATION BLANKS


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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-19

II troubled with Indigestion. consii-
patton. 10 appetite or feel biiious.
give Chanbegiain's stomach aud Liver
Tablets trial and You viii be pleased
with tie result These tablets invig
rate tie stOmarn and 1rer and
strengthen the digestion sold ~ sam
Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-19

iAte Nara ~ 1t-A
PROBATE NOTICE
-uEsH ct Mi-t3rzz.
The Rrahsie Cszrf err the Cz,Ir7E e
Ir1,r
Aik s-sss1n e sEs6 Cuur1 held At
tt.+ s'rueafs Ct@r@ III ths Cry rf CrTs-
"a Falls j. ssss Cgu1sy. g1 ne Gar
q FssrrEry a. o zF1t
E'rss1i Eu Vi = MsDs1aurs.
Tu1rs ~ Prreisss
= TIE Nri1sv z the Es1r1s "a C4:o
SsG1ss-. D'sasa--s
E'ia srnn~-a t8rfrr sis.s in sac
co1ff hsr Fes5r q .rEFsaE taEf iA4 a.
20 lf1rEtslz 6. sk1s estate ts .rrE-ts5
81 CaErsas W., t,s-x &c a. s.-zs other
oifhs3s Fersoo
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il ftss trrs1p a AZ sad t-rknss oEsce.
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ssi9 ressfEuz
IT . FrETEER ORDERED. Tenf
pstiir ncssns ttsrerf to vsvsa tr r.-t-
iicz'lcn ot rogy CO fkfs r-ser. for
i1rse successive u~srs rrsrscl-s % sad
DAG G. ass-1ng il th4 niSu,azs D-sT.
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1Krtsz 5 N<Danurrh.
Tpdrr ct Probate.
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-19

Loyal HELPERS auction IN church
basement toni yhi
Sunday School and regular service a.
usoai nour IN Sunday morning
KnRiish services Sunday evening a.
90 O'Clock. s1hsects Jesus the In.
ssrgrut
Carl A RosAnder,
Pastor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-19

TIE coniest tor tzs reyrt.lezs g1b-
Fsnsiovla' no1aiEaiioa IL grafsaliy bgf
definitely. taking tisfe EAsre ne en-
pf0v1~sy vita some degree ~ efri&iD-
y ~ ~ tie o1tooue. TIE one if5lcs-
tlen tbst iogms larger vita ssc5 see
oeeolnx 6ay IL if9f Kelley 10 ls4ing
grgsB5 and tha. O~torn sn1 NoriZon-
sty 80 gaining Nbsn re csmpsign
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-19

PNz1 K6EE SECRETARY - tss Tgws-
ssnS ssslStsri11 nl-nn1iias Erfs .
9t5s1rs sfs1 rss si1gF fhsi Mr Iowa
ss-l1 co.tea glEiet resi- gniEz 49, sssi So
rGsa - e. 10 sfte.c ~ - senator
81 esnrnas ~ asgs r. Tgwas-na
ecrts1-rl stss 80 t1ea . lore
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-19

sATgEDAY- TEEArAAY ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-23
RACED ACROSS EUROPE
RECORD JOURNEY FROM CARLS-
BAD 70 QUEENSTOWN.
Americans Used Special Trains and
Steamers to Catch
Big Liner.

LONDON, May 23.-There boarded the
Mauritania at Queenstown yesterday
morning to American passengers who
had made record journey from Carls-
bad, using a special steamer and TWO
special trains in order to catch the fast
Cunarder. They were w. J. Chalmers of
New York and his wife, who were
called home by the sudden illness of their
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers were
at Carlsbad when the news reached them
Friday by cablegram that their daughter
had been taken suddenly ill in New York
Mr.. Chalmers cabled back that he and
Mrs. Chalmers would start for America
at once, and he determined to catch the
Mauretania at Queenstown Sunday morn
ing
They took the Vienna express to Paris
and thence Travelled to Calais. After the
voyage from Calais to Dover Mr. and
Mrs. Chalmers travelled to Reading,
where a special train was awaiting to
cover the next stage of the journey to
Fishguard. A special turbine steamer
had been ordered to be in waiting at
Fishguard and another special train to
be ready at Rosslare. County Wexford
On their arrival at the Welsh port,
therefore, only a few minutes elapsed
before Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers went
aboard the f1eetest of the Great Western
Railway Conpanys ships. Lines were
cast off instantly and the voyage across
the Irish channel commenced During
the crossing the Mauritania passed them
on her way from Liverpool to Queens
town, steaming at twenty-five knots an
hour.
At Rosslare a powerful engine and a
saloon carriage were in waiting, and at
l O'Clock Sunday morning the Americans
were off for Queenstown. Three hours
and seven minutes later the train had
sped over the Irish portion of the jour-
ney, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers reached
Queenstown three hours before the Maui
retania sailed from that port. They
should reach New York Thursday night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-23

Services at many of the churches
yesterday were conducted by non-resi-
dent clergy, several of whom are at
tending the worlds Sunday school
convention in Washington. Large con-
gregations attended all Of the churches
Arrangements for the dedication Of
the new home of Alexandria Lodge
of Elks will be made at meeting OF
that organization which will be held
at it's hall tonight.
1t is understood that the police are
investigating what is said to have been
an attempt to rob a residence on
North Patrick street at an early hour
yesterday morning.
Louis n. Duffey has been appointed
quartermaster of the I'd Battalion,
1st Regiment, on Maj. James f. King
staff, with rank of second lieutenant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-23
Electric Light Men Meet.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. May o3.-Two thousand
delegates to the National Electric Light
Association convention. which will open
tomorrow. have arrived in the city today
and by tomorrow 1t is expected that
nearly the entire membership of 5000
will be here. President Frank w. Frue-
auff of Denver and New York Will deliver
his presidential address tomorrw morning.
An electrical show at which the latest
electrical inventions will be exhibited
will follow the convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-23
PARRAN THE CHOICE lin FAVOR OF BILL
Barry Place Extension Meas
ure Reported to the House.
LAND TO COST $4,000
Opening Of Street as Proposed Will
Give an Entrance to
Mcmillan Park.

Representative Cox of Ohio submitted
to the House today the favorable report
of the House District committee on the
Senate bill authorizing the extension of
Barry place northwest.
Mr.. Cox says that "the object of the
bill is to condemn the land necessary to
open Barry place through square 1864.
from 9Th street to Georgia avenue.
The bill also provides for the dedication
to the District of Columbia Of an extern
sion of Barry place through the grounds
of the Howard University. and
further provides that upon this dedica-
ton being made the street known as Col
lege street shall be closed, and
the title to the land contained therein
shall revert to the trustees of Howard
University. The bill provides that an
extension Of this avenue shall also be
dedicated with a width of forty feet,
from 4th street through the grounds of
|.Howard University to Mcmillan Park, as
shown on the plat.
Land to Cost $4,000.
The, estimated cost of the land pro-
posed to be condemned is $1,000, and it
is provided in the bill that this entire
cost shall be assessed as benefits
THE opening of this street as proposed
will give an entrance to Mcmillan Park,
which is very much needed, and afford
more direct line of travel from the
northern part of the city to the Soldiers
Home, Catholic University, and other
large educational institutions in the north
east section of the District. Aside from
its unitarian purposes. it will AFFORD
pleasant drive to and from Mcmillan
and in addition DrOEi6p another
entrance to the District pumping station.
the grounds of Howard University, and
the college buildings located thereon.
The Commissioners believe that this
measure is worthy of favorable considera-
ton
University Authorities Interested.
Mr.. Cox adds that the authorities of the
Catholic University are also interested in
the proposed extension or that Chair
man Smith of the committee has received
a letter from Rector Shahan of the uni
versity, saying that this plan, if car
rjed out, will put a large portion Of the
populat ton of the city in direct cOmmuni-
cation with some OF the most interesting
portions of the District. 1t will afford
direct access, as l am sure You Well
know, to Howard University, Mcmillan
Park the thousand-acre park of the Sol
diers Home and the grounds and build
ings of the Catholic University.
1t would prove a distinct advantage
both for the citizens of the city itself
and also for the large and growing COM
munity which lives in the neighborhood of
Brookland. and would enable the thou
sands of visitors to the city to see the
great works which have been undertaken
and carried out to a. successful issue,
both by the government under the dis
tinguished guidance of the committee on
the District of Columbia, and by private
individuals and corporations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-23

Swinging Porch Seat; we'll
built of weathered oak. Com ~ -
| plete with galvanized steel M
| chains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-23
French ramie

HERE ARE MORE REASONS-Coats
mi in the right lengths o
he O
there need be hesitation cleaning
often Fully Shrunk thread
used-this point worthy of consideration
of unshrunk fully
he o draw when he
variety of pleasing pleated models in
able walking lengths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-23

Prof NJ. Bates Stephens of the Mary
asked to investigate the transfer of
twenty >eight students in the Laurel
High School from one class to another
by Prof. Rober I. Manning. Petitions
culated They ask for inquiry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-23

Myers and William LEVEL. both coiored,
were fined s. each for disorderly conduct
and fighting Other cases disposed OF
We're: Harry Davis and Isaac Gibson, pota
colored, disorderly and fighting. fined 50
each: Mary Lee. cOlored aSsaulting VIII
liam Hill. also colored. fined s.: John
Ryan, disorderly and fighting, acquitted.
and wearing a blue dress, believed to
have strayed away from his parents
home was found shortly before noon to-
day on North Union street between Cam
eron and Queen streets. He said his
name was Ollie Buck. Mr. Langley is
holding him for his parents. He will prob
ably be locaxed by them before the day
is over.
Rev. J. NJ. Holiness pastor of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church, will leave tomor-
row for Atlantic City. where he Will de-
liver an address before the Christian En-
deavor convention one day this week.
Efforts to Break UP Loafing.
The police are endeavoring to break up
street corner loaffing and shortly before
noontoday Policemen Nicholson and Rob-
erts arrested three white men for stand
ing on the corner near Cameron and
Royal streets. The men will. however,
probably be released as IL is said, several
were employed at nearby places.
A clerk-carrier examination will be
held by the local board of civil service
examiners June Is to secure eligibles
for both positions in the local post
Office Applications must be filed by
June IL, and blanks can be obtained
from N. L. Williamson, secretary of the
local board. The age limit for this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-23
. NONRESIDENT Clergy Heard.

examination is from eighteen to forty
five years
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17

We have 43,734 deaths, hich is one
death every twelve minutes We have
a net gain in population OF nine per
hour or 7S.26e per annnm Our birth
rate IS 30 per 1000 population per an
mum, and the death rate II per 1000
population per annun, making a net
natural gain OF % per 1000 population
per year We find that 30 per cent of
the people born in Texas 60 to other
States, which leaves us a net gain in
population Of 16 per 1000 population
per annum, or a total OF $4,000 per
year 1t would take the stork sixty
five years to double the population Of
community, says the Texas Com
mercial Secretaries Association The
stork is splendid bird. but too slow
for Commercial Club work.
Ninetyeight per cent OF the popu.
lation OF Texas speaks English We
have 107, ITO more males than females
Seventy-one per cent OF our popula-
ton is native born white; 10 per cent
is negro, and 10 per cent foreign
born.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17
To Build Catholic Church.

Rev. Father Weigand, Catholic
Rector of Hereford and Umbar-
ger, was in Hereford yesterday
on a business visit relative to
settling here. His superior, the
Rt. Rev. Edward j. Dunno, D. D.
of Dallas, authorized the Rev.
Father to proceed with the
building of the church and rec
tory in Hereford, if there is
sufficient cash to meet all nee
essary expenses. Ten acres of
land have been kindly given for
the above purpose on which to
erect the church and parish
Rectory, and as soon as there
after as means will allow, a first
class Academy for the education
of youth will be erected. About
$1,000 of more cash or bankable
notes payable in six months
time. will be accepted and re-
ceiyed by authority of Rev. Faith
er Weigand in charge, by com.
mittee of three gentlemen of
Hereford, namely; S. 3. Ed
wards of the First State Bank q
Trust Co., treasurer of commit
tee; W. D. Keliehor, z. B. Ian
caster, REV. FATHER WIEGAND,
Hereford and Um barger, Texas.
Hereford Recorder.
On last Saturday a week ago,
there was subpoenaed a number
Of witnesses from Umbarger in
the case of the State of Texas VS.
Christian Weigand, lunacy, and
among those who appeared from |
I'm barger might be mentioned !
Paul M. Will, Ed Rehker, Henry |
Beckman, Joseph Beckman, |.
H. Hellman, Earnest
VIM. Erdman, p. Erie
mel, Mrs. Friemel, Leopold Sto-
ler and a number of others.
After an examination of all the
the jury found him to
De of unsound mind but thought
t not necessary to place him
lnder restraint.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17
Removing Grease

If you have spilled grease upon
the kitchen floor pour enough
kerosene on the spots to cover
them, and in a half hour scrub
with a strong soap suds with a
tablespoonful of borax to the gal
lon and the spot will be gone for
good and not reappear later as
when kerosene is not used.