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The evening world., 1911-10-26
Few Works. First Cow Hospital "a
Re Eatablished in Queens.
Drrying People for 20 Years, Foun'
II Always n Pleasure.

Tho young Richmond, Va. trained
nurse who wrote TO the Postmaster
General for aid in becoming an en-
balmer and "undertakress' has chosen
wisely, according to n letter received by
Mr.. Hitchcock from a Sixth avenue.
New York. undertaken. who, after OFFER.
ing to teach her, adds:
ut Is the noblest profession IN the
world. / have been In the business
more than twenty years and have never
The evening world., 1911-10-26
Otork Leaves Three Sets Of Trip1ets
in Same NeighbOrhOOd.

The stork must have been tired when
he reached the White street section OF
Yfttsburgh. where Patrick Mulligan,
Nustace Killeen and Abraham Mosko-
wits arc n%eighbors.
A. eaoh of the three homes the bird
~ . set Of ~triplets. all nine Of the
youngsters being boys.
The evening world., 1911-10-26
Wins Gold watch By Being TN
Towns Angel hoy.

Howard Bennett OF Ludlow Centre.
Mass. has come into fame as a moral
paragon. At the Same time annexins a
0oad watch bought from a fund estab-
NGhed by q former resident.
THIS week he reached the age OF TWEEN
1-ons without having ever used liquor.
tehAcco or profane or Objectionable lam
OnaGe. Tho minister of the village
church made the presentation OF the
watch in the presence Of a large crowd.
1yo10 Sacks Of Flint stones Are
Brought From sweden.
one of the Queerest cargoes Of freight
svsr shipped through the West con-
a0ted Of 1.6l6 sacks OF flint stones gath
sred originally on the ocean beach In
Sweden.
They were shipped by steamer to
Southern California and then taken TO
Tonopah and Goldield to be used for
crushing purposes in the ore mills.
Few YOPk's First Cow Hospital to
he Established In Queens.
The first COW hospital in Greater New
York Is to be established in Queens.
which will become a mecca for ailing
bovines.
Morris Cohen Is to have one In Cooper
avenue. Glendale.
The evening world., 1911-10-26
had an unpleasant duty to perform"
Coins Are Kept rs Curios and Bills
Paid with Gold Dust.

There Is no money In 1dltarod City.
the newest OF Alaska frontier mining
The evening world., 1911-10-26

WOmen's Black Mer-l
cerized Hose, high
spliced heels and toes,
Mems Fine Black and
Natural Wool CASH
mere Socks. colors and .
black; actual values to
25c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-30
De Sandal

Ell doctor Calixto Romero ha sido EN-
pleado por la Liga Antituberculosa de-
Puerto Rico para viajar por Ia isla con
Ell. objeto de impulsar ell trabajo dc Ia
.Liga. Visitara todas las municipalities
des- de la Isla y en- cada una de elias
hara exhibiciones educativas references
a la enfermedad que la Liga esta com
batiendo. Dara conferencias sobre In
materia y empleara todos los medios que
esten a su alcance para interesar nj pn
blico de la Isla en- la obra de prcvenir
la propagation de una enfermedad que,
en- estado incipiente, es durable, Y que,
del pueblo, pueda hacerse desaparccer
completamente, por medic de procedi-
mientcs faciles. Ell examinara en- cada
nunicipio q todos los que soSpechen quo
estan afectados de Ia enfermedad y cnr
~presentan q 81 con csc fin, de modo
que los que Sc hallen en- tai condici6n,
puedan adoptar los medios ~necesarios
part elra1se antes de que sea demasiado
tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-30
SoteIo FIgusIoa

liza Ilegado aver i San .Jaan. u csli
mado ecmpsnero on h preu~a don 60
tero Figueros. guien conn saben nuex
fros ketorcs RESIDE deyhe hare mssrho~
afys EN- Cuba.
Sotcro Figieros. ssene iosIo. los amos
a su pairs, y aquf psss una breve tempo
rada entire sus famiIiares y amigos IN.
cada rez. mas nuInsrU~o& por
que Figrwroa iiene un don ,ic gsHIss
que lie conpIista tuslss las simpasiss.
Nosotrcs que ~sssnsams~ al caIso con
i.affero, le DANES IN mss cordial bisnvs
nida, y no g. desesmo~ xrasa essaneis
sNrni, porme 81 WINE 4 sa easa. come
10 ha De tsuprIs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-30
Sonjano Vii0sca

Ri notable actor que deja tan grato re-
cuerdo de su estancia en- Puerto Rico
nos envia desde Ponce, un telegrama des
pidiendose.
Sorlano Vlosca, es un actor distingui
disimo que une a SUI arte dc la mas pura
%escuela, una distinction natural que r.
capita todas las simpatfas. En- San Juan,
en- Mayaguez, en- Ponce, en- Arecibo. en-
San German, las ~poblaciones en- n I'm
actuado La compahia Fuentes, Soriano
Vlosca ha dejado un gran recuerdo dc
.arte.
La cr6nica teatral ha estado unapimc
en- ell elogio del a%rtista, que ha venido
a La lsla, despues de recibir In mas alta
Sanction del p1blico de Madrid, figuran
do durante varios amos conservatives en-
ell elenco del "Teatro E~spanol" en- Ia
compaIia de Maria Guerrero.
Estes son los mejores programmes de
rancla nObleza artfstica que puede pre
sentar a la consideration oe los p6bli
cos TN actor espanol.
Que tenga en- todas parties ell exito pro
fesional que aquf lograra, es nuestro de
SEQ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-30
L suceso de aver
UNA SENORA CARBONIZADA
LA NINA SIMON

Esta mafana falleci6 en- su rcsidencia
de La Gale de San Jose, n1mero 26. In
respectable Sra. dona Encarnaci6n Pra-
DO, viuda de Suro, quien pereci6 victima
de un desgraciado accidente que ha lie
nado de CONSERVATION & los amigos de In
finada.
Parece que aver tarde la seniors Pra
do Sc disponia 4 calentar un remedio ma
ra suministrarlo q la nina Ia,isa Simon
que sc halla algo enferma, con tan maIa
fortuna que revent6 la lampara de nj
cohol, prendiendose fuego sus vestidos y
parte de los de la nina.
La lnfeliz sonora aterrorizada nor Las
lEamas que abrazaban su cuerpo. perdi6
Ell sentido, cayendo desplomada en- ma
sllla. A los gritos de los v~ecinos acudi6
genie.
Tn bravo militar, cuyo nombre senti
mos no conOcer en- este instante. abri6
una de las ventanas de la h~abitaci6n. v
~abalanzandOse sobre La pobre sehora. In
gro salvarla de momento, de que murie
ra carbOnizada.
Rasgo de tai naturaleza bien mereee
ma fellcitaci6n enthusiastic, que ell 30
LETIN tributa al bravo soldado.
La sonora Prado falleci6 esta madru
gada, e~fectuandose su entierro, que Sc
vic concurridisimo.
La nina Luisa Simon guarda CANA.
81 ben u quemaduras segdn nucstros
mformes, no son graves. La sefiora Pra-
do fue trasladad;. al cuarto de Socorros
en- horrible estado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-30
Doctor ]. n. CsrepeN

En- Ia isrIe dc aver fss irasladaio q
hospital Municipal Fl doctor don !. \.
Carboneli, acompahado De sus eompans
ros mas intimos. Por Ia no~hs fps opr
RADIO % exito. vi enferruo hazia q mo
msnto q. ~cscribimo~ essa infonuaesiu. a.
halla EN- estado sati~factorio. aunqas per
sisie la febre. - de esperar un ssiis
b%rillanic de Ia operation practicable pr
m6dicos hahiles y ri IBOLETTN MIR.
.CANTIb celebraria pcier traamisir Z
sus I~ectores n~osicias mis- favorabie~ d.
Ia salud del prcstigioso mssiieo doctor
Carboneli.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-30
Para Salinas

liza sido non'br.do iusx municipal 4
Salinas. II jovss i~ssrrsciado IN dereri
don Gnstsvo J. Gomez. DE- Ar.eilo. ar
'ha rnr<sdo su carrers eon Las mis- b
|uar'tes noias, y IVA psbrlslo ~ aus >
'ffudes para Il earro ron qrse r. hone
'el departsmsnso q. juaiAa.
IN lieenchsio doa dhNsaso .. Goa
es hijo dS inosvft~ife cf~e rdsns
sbcssao sopaIari<sme , ds nueiss u
trAciSa que iaIleeS sn Arreihs. IA
poc~.
Descan0 81 Even Issrs1o. mne
axhe en- h <srrpra ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-30
La Asamb|ea MGdica de Mayaglez

TN mes: Ia ley de Samidad y ell indis
cutlble exIto de la Asamblea de Maya.
guez.
Les. mas rudim'entarios preceptos de
una de4lcada. cortesla nos imponen Ell
deber Gle analizar en- primer
term inc La h1minosa dissertation del ex
rerto medico y habit cirujano doctor
I. IL. Rivero, a quien rendimos I'm Jus
tc homemade de admiration, por tratar
sc ole un companero de verdaderos me
ritos. salido de Ia Universidad de Ca
racas, que la acredita en- grade y paten
TIA que es vlgoroso vastago de la cepa
ole hombres ilustres que %sientpre flo
recleron en- 'aquel centric docente de
fama reconocida.
Su tests: "Tratamiento de la Tuber
cutosis lar1ngtea por la ingnipunclura
electrical fne desarrollada en- medic
de III discretlsima expectation, v al
terlnlnar, fue coronado en- labor por,n
APPLAUSE nutrido y prolongado: El
disertante con La p~onderacion intelec
tual, cue acompana siemlpre al hombre
de cerebro nutrido de ciencia Y de cul
tara emltlo conceptos de vasta intensi
Cad cientlfica sobre los procedimientos
tecnicos de su e~specialidad ("oto-rino
larlGgoiogla' asl como sobre las con
cepciones cllnicas y tecnicas de la Cru
Jia ell general. Rebatio victoriosamen
te las objeciones que ell estudioso y re-
putado doctor Lange hiciera a su int
resantlsima COMMUNICATION.
SlguloLe en- turno ell doctor Coro0as
e! 1lustre Representative de Puerto Ri
&C en- Ell COngresO International de Tn
berculosos, celebrado en- Barcelona en-
Uctubre del ano pasado.
Su conferencia fue un trabajo ma ois|
trail, que desde los primleros momentos
cautivo, toda la atenci0n de la Asam
blea, s1end0 escnchadO con ese "silen-
lclo e~locuente' de las grandes solemni|
dades acad6micas. Lo que dijo Coro
mas csc Ola, no es para narrado en- ana
reVista de I'm per'iddico, no professional !
merece los hOn0res de una Revista Me-
dlca de gran circulaci0n: Su tema emo
'dernas O~rlentanlones en- la Patagonia VI
Profilaxis de la Playa Balnca en- la
lorna que fue d~esarroTlada bastaria
para hacer una reputation, 81 de anti,
quo no gozare de ella ell ilustrado con
ferencista. Ell que estas lineas ~escri-I
be experiment. la emocion vibnen1et
que produce ell triunfo de I'm amigoI
de la Juventud y csc triunfo fue mari
cado, complete Y ruidoso conc 20 aro-|
o. las salvas de aplausos renetidos 1ueI
Sc escudharon al terminar de hablar ell
distingnido.
Ell doctor Herea Faiardo. consume eli
turno que corresponds al doctor Qucvel
Baez (quien excuse su asistenciaI
por motrvos muy justificatdos.) Su col
m~anTcaclon sObre I'm case operado conI
exitO ("sarcoma del rin6n'') en- pref
de Ia persona operada, y de lal
pleza Observation-Disclosures constituyoI
INA de las notas mas ~saliantes
De la Asamblea y determine otro
franco para Ell joven cru
Iano, que es, no una esperanza de Ia ell
'uJia regglonaa, slno una cristalizaci5n
tangible Y real del esfalerzo intellect
;ual snnjido Por una yoluntad firane "
'Perea es I'm joyen modesto, signo in
'eparable del verdadero merito y ene
nlgo de toda presensuosa exhibi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-30

iEi dia 26 de Mario de 1911, sellals
una fecha memorable en- los anales de
la Ciencia Medica Regional. En- La cul
,tisima ciudad del occidente de la isla
Sc reunio-en Asaalslea 4Cientlica LA
Association Medica'', representada ALI,
por d~istinguidas personalidades, por
coanotadas representations y por SO
l.dcs prestigios de la medicinal puerto
rriquena.
Los debates puramente medlco-qali-
ra1rgicos fueron muy interesantes, Sc
mantrrvieron a gran altnra, con eleva
ci6n de miras y conocimiento profUn
do de 10 mas transcedentales profile
mas biologicos. Las TESTS Y comunica
clones leidas y discutidas con gran am
plitud y cortesania; constituyen por
81 mismas una obra digna de TODD &c
nero de %alabanzas.
ALI Sc hizo obra educativa Y obra
cientlfca intensa que honra y enaltece
a nuestro pals; desvanciendo por com
pleto ese ment7do concepto de incapaei-
dad con que Sc pretende herirnos, NOR
tiff
INstas Asambleas, como la Nevada &
cabo Ell Mayaguez. representa- aigo
mas que una t~ranscendental labor de
solidaridad de clase Y de c~onfraterni-
dad; es una positiya obra cient1fca i la
vez que una elevada obra de PATRIOTS
mo
Bajo la presidencia del doctor Font
y Guillot Sc constituyo la mesa com
puestas de los doctores Salazar, Coro
mas, Martinez Guasp y Matanzo, ac-
tuando como secretario ell talentoso Y
cultlsimo joven doctor Carballeira,
quien desempeW su cometido de ma
nera admirable; este enthusiastic com
paIero al terminarse los trabajos de
Ia Asamblea, tenla va redactada ell ac
ia en- condolences de pdder publicarse
embellishments merece en- tai concep-
to una calurosa felicitaci6n Y sc la tri
butamos efusivamente.
Asistieron a la Asamblea Al delega
dos que representation cerca de las dos
terceras parties de las poblaciones de la
-isfa.
Sc constituyo la Association Medical
Gle Dlstrlto, Ell ammonia con los esta-
tutos de la Association M4dica Aaneri-
cana, a la que fue Incorporate la nues-
ira en- la ultima Asamblea general eel
lebrada en- San Juan, en- los dias II VI
Is de Diciembre retro-proximo.
La Junta Directiva de la mimas Que
do constitu1da en- la forma siguiente
Doctor Martinez Guasp, P~residente !
doctor Francisco, Tesorero; doctor)
Blanco, Secretario, = vocales los doc
torres Otti y Aparicio.
En- Ell mismo acto qlledo defnitiya-
mente organizado el "Fondo de PROTECT
cion Medlca', que tantos benefcios ha
de reportar a los asociados, que viene
. lfenar n necesidad imperaosa Y uIel
constituyo durante mucho tempo una
hondament sentida p6r la
clase m6dica.
Antics de consoltuirse la AsamlbleaI
lientifca, Ell Presidente, doctor Font
! Guillot levo IN memorial en- que pu
% de relieve la labor realizada por la
y los nueyos rumbos y orien
Eaciones impresos 4 Ia misma para su
desarrollo. Sintetizando sus
.onceptos dijo: que IA Association Me-
lea de Puerto Rseos habia alcanzado
los ruidosos triunfos en- el intervalo de-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-30
Don America Sa|as

Este buen amigo n~uestrc, Ia pasado
"a nochecon toda tranquilidad Sc nos
informa que 81 estado del paciente es
de relativa nlejoria.
20 c~elcbramos uauehO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-30
Buena o~portunidad

Sc vende un solar en- Miramar. Gale
del Concrete.
Para informe San jose IL IL.
r. CARBON.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-06
ASK BUSINESS MEN
TO VISIT MEXICO

An invitation from the secretary of
the Indianapolis Commercial club has
Just been received by the officials of
the local club, asking a delegation OF
Richmond men to accompany the par
ty OF Hoosiers that are going to in
wade Mexico next spring The party
is planned to be representative OF the
entire state, manufacturers and 9TH
ers from every large city having prom
Used to be in the number. The men
will leave Indianapolis on February
twentieth, tour through the whole of
our neiehboring country on the south.
and return the eleventh of March.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-06
LABOR SEEKS PEACE
Big Meeting in New York Is
Planned.
National News Assoc latiouD


NEW YORK, Dec. Interpretations
were brought out today for confer
ence OF labor leaders and representa-
tiyes OF employees as the first move Of
a campaign OF industrial peace. Pres
ident Gompers OF the American FEEDER
alton of Labor, is now in this city and
other labor leaders declared he would
take part, although he said early to-
day that it would be Impossible for
him to do so.
1t was reported that Detective Will
liam ]. Burns, who worked up the case
against the McNamaras, would arrive
here late today on a secret mission al
though it could not be learned wheth-
or his presence had ought to 90 with
the labor conferences. The ostensl-
bic purpose Of the conference is to set
tie dispute Of long standing be-
tween the carpenters, joiners, and
metal workers OF greater New York
but it is known that the meetings de-
alterations would be national in scope.
The labor leaders to attend are
James Short, OF Chicago, president of
the Building trades department of the
\. F. of L.; W. d. Huber, of Indiana
polls, president of the Brotherhood of
Carpenters and Joiners; Frank Duffy,
of Indianapolis. secretary of the same
rganiZation NJ o. Sullivan, of Pitts
burg. president of the Amalgamated
Sheet Metal Workers international al
lance and others.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-06
IN TEARS TOLD OF
FATHERS FRENz|ES
Grace, Oldest Daughter Of
John Poole, Pleads
Her Sister tainted.
(National News ASAociattnn)

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Dec. 6.-Grace
Poole, younger daughter of John W
Poole. defendant in the Poole murder
trial. in progress here, went on the
witness stand yesterday in her fathers
behalf, and the defense depended d
great deal on the girls story in it's eff
fort to save Poole from conviction for
first degree murder.
The girl was in tears when she be-
gan her story, and her sister Maud,
who was beside her father, tainted as
Grace started her story. and her hus-
band assisted her from the courtroom
Grace Poole said that her father, as
far back as she could remember. had
frequent attacks of frenzy and severe
headaches, which seemed to affect his
mind, She said on many occasions he
would fly into a passion without cause,
would hurl objects at members Of the
family and drive them from the house.
These attacks she said, would occur as
often as two or three times week
and kept the family in a state of fear
and excitement.
Even when visitors were In the
house, she said. her father would have
these attacks and his eyes would glare
and protrude from his head and his
fists would be clenched. When he I'M
dertook any work, she said, he would
never complete one job without taking
up another and he displayed great
lack of memory.
Thomas Gaywood was the first wit
ness for the defense yesterday He has
known Poole since 1873, and he said
that in his opinion Poole was a person
Of unsound mind. He said he visited
Poole at the Jail here shortly after
Poole was brought to this city and
Poole talked very incoherently to him.
The witness said that in his opinion
Poole did not have the power to dis
between right and wrong.
The defense introduced in evidence
a gainst the wishes of the state, state
ment written by Poole few days after
ter his arrest, in which he relates his
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-06
M'MAMARAS MOTHER
WANTS MORE PROOF
From Their Own Tongues
She Must Hear that
They Are Guilty.
(National News Association

Cincinnati, Dec. 6-Mrs. Mary Nc
Namara. mother OF James and John
Mcnamara, who were sentenced yes
terday to serve a life term and Is
years, respectively, for the dynamiting
outrages in LOS Angeles, Cal. COM
pletely broke down when she received
the news of the sentence and she had
to be cared for by physician.
Half sobbing the aged mother, worn
by the strain she has borne up under
for the past nine months, stated last
night that she would not believe her
sons were the real instigators Of the
crime until they told her with their
own tongues. She also said that there
was something very deep behind the
entire case. which will eventually
come out and free her convicted sons.
II am satisfied" said Mrs. McNa-
mara, that my boys were urged to
plead guilty for some reason that is
unknown to me and the outside world,
but l feel such faith in my sons that I
am sure truth will out in the end and
al public as being honest and game.
My boys have always been faithful and
kind to me. and since boyhood have
never failed to come to my assistance
in times when the world looked blue
and I really needed help. OF course,
they have been away a great deal Of
the time since they have grown into
manhood. but I can truthfully say that
they have never forgotten their moth
er and have proved true blue to me. SO
what more can say
Mrs. Mcnamara has made all ar
engagements to go to Los Angeles i'm
mediately after the Christmas holidays
to visit her sons.
William LIMBAUGH, lifelong friend
and associate Of the McNamaras, and
who had worked with John in the lum.
Der fields In Michigan, said last night
that no one could tell him that Jim
and John had cold feet" He declared
they never would have pleaded guilty
were 1t not to shield some other par
ties.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-06
City Statistics

Births.
To Mr.. and Mrs William Schuman,
4O2 North Eighth street, second child,
a daughter, Leona May Schuman.
Deaths and Funerals.
THEIS-The funeral of Mrs. Mary
Theis will take place on Thursday at
ternoon at 200 p. m. from the home,
514 South D street, under the charge
of Rev. Elmer Hale. lnterment will be
in Earlham Cemetery. Friends may
call at the home any time.
Marriage License.
Earl Phillips, Greensboro, % laborer,
and Harriet Bogue, Fountain City, IS,
at home.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-06
POSTAL RECEIPTS
IN NOV. S5,S39.18

4 small slump over November 1910,
is shown by the report just issued
past month at the local post Office
Receipts for the thirty-one days
amounted to s5,s39.1s, but only s5s9.11
was sent as surplus to indianapolis
after paying the expenses of the office
and the salaries of nineteen railway
clerks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-06
URGE DRAMATICS

At a class meeting yesterday after
noon, the senior class Ct Earlham de-
cided not to follow the custom of past
years in having class play during
commencement week. 1t was felt that
class plays should be given by under
classmen thus getting the benefit Of
the dramatic training early in the col
lege course.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-06

ed on winning several prizes at the
Hamilton, O.. poultry show which was
recently held there. They were pre-
scented with beautiful silver cup for
the best single comb white orphington
pullet. first and third prize on the
best pullet and also third prize for the
best cOckeral
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-06
PREPART FOR SALE

The Peoples Store at Ninth and
Main streets has been closed for the
purpose of marking down prices on
goods but will open on Thursday MORN
ing. Sidney Rose, will be in charge
personally. Twenty clerks have been
employed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-06
OPEN NEW THEATER

The new Lyric moving picture thea
ter at Ninth and Main streets will be
opened on Thursday afternoon. Deco
rations both on the exterior as we'll as
interior of the theater are elaborate,
and much time has been spent on the
of the outside decora-
lions. The new treater will be manag-
ed by Charles Roser Mr. Roser has
engaged Harry Holding as singer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-06

version of the killing of Joe Kemper
1t was badly written, the spelling and
composition being poor. and it took
the jury an hour to read the document
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-06

Our principal trans-Pacific custo-
mers are Australia and Tasmania
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-06
POULTRY FANCIERS
GIVEN SILVER CUP

y NJ. Mather and S. Ernest Mather
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