davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23

ret pao geien biemoper, bo ulptter
inotrai.
DIR. % Wrs. elmer Smitb,
Der M er boiat poa Ell 6arm no9lt
N2il noropeit for gpen, men ION fsr
bar boet Der % er bel fierote. tit lin'
tic 6reSag @eisa al Storfen, Der
broote Dem TO iunoe % peIifabte vi
gcbsrn.
Cigar Sobr % SuitrlL Der for
nogen 3ib iioer fom berneo fro
Siasboro, e. Gof., for at beisgc
Wirs. SabrS Iober, Better SobnIcn,
bor beitcmt liz I'll at lptte 30 her %
bar Ieict z. &. 9ricfnerS SuS / @cIt
Gecorab.
GrcbSrnpbc oibol0cs benne llg9
ira Sirsoa9 iii SorSbog / Eoitor 3.
~. @ougcnitccns Meni1beo / Som'
Ter. 6pruoen Gaitor ShmiOt bill y.
q. Solporiou og s. .. Sospougcr
GcItoac i N}sbet. bcD9e iom GeIe9a.
ter ira Iccornb Nicnigbeo.
- 9ccorab pil ioa ct MT Msbcl.
iirmo, iOct 9. q. Mills % Y. :.
NciS or iuoGaact / a%omponiifob for
ut hconunc ION Wsbclhun0lCrc %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c pll itarte
omfriug ocn 2O0c Srmi. Iennc ll8c
|rciiCr &c iii Tcs WoincS Tor at gisre
Suofieb al @orcr, 2iapogn o.i.p.
- Spnct ilog 6rcoaJ Nften neo I
10. &. &ouions @icm / WcIt 3ccc'
rob, romporrrroc SforitcnSpibcn cJ
req nc0 OuuSrcrct ! &isffcnet. Wir.
troi til at nGre / &ieffenct,
"a @%pnitroaIcu rumitcrcoc Ncriroc,
men ban Hap bcIbiguis ira Get meo
SfrGffcn.
Or. oo MrS. Stnbo og Ssn.
nCn GDDin0 tiltraaotc 2sroog5 Iitcn
i'm G%torgc3reiic. SomtiOig rciite
9ogbinOer GorI goricn. Gu WoSie
0tcuncifcr pnr ircmmsbt pnn Statio'
men ior at snife DC bortorogenoe
Spffc poo Grrocn % "Surcn" gap
Dem Ell Scrcna0c iii Niifco.
Gn Came fom iorlcben Tag
inc poa CT al @penS Hcitolrontcr
% bc1iUrcoe at ioo fisbt ct iterre
HuantlIm Tcnmtta. Tna Soreipsrg'
lcl iorfInre0c SanIcn, at bun ito6 |
mtb at relic til Norge, % at
bun Iom ancrifouifc Horitetcr blnnot
nnoct uil0c tngc meb iia cnbel Tea.
mlta. Sun mente, o9 oct maolfe
rnco rettc, at Nern - og mango ri.
Ore 6oIf oNioo 49, piloc ipneS on at
nenne SlogS $500, Der Der.
Oper porcr iom Eotctcr / Soroen.
0on1cu fisbtc TO ltprc Eoffcr. % oct
bel Oen iOrite Sorienoing al
EconltS ira Gccorob til Norgc.
- Ncitcuior Hiogemop bapoc man
Gitcrmiooog en- liOen Gpf'
IoL og Ell itor 2aupcbpgning pau
GhorlCp &abcrIcpS Tarm blep iilIo.
sbclngt, Get bar iaa omtrcrt
II llnber, at inpcn fom tiIifdbe, thi
Sorqer Wocn OF en- IrbeibSitprfe
par netop bcifiritiQe0e meb at bTpe
SpgninJcn for at irtte Vtltr timber
ben. "a Stormen fon, frsb ale inc
mocr Saoucu FOR at iaa @clfpttcIle
moo Heanct, nlcn ncppc par DC fornne
mo, ier belle @pgningen romlcoe ucb
,pCr Dem. Nile fropIcoc iig BOG itrar
10 igicn al Hllincrrc, % ingen al
Dem par fonrnc tiIifooe. Saapebpa'
bar uiGNponIi9 itor, ncmIig
50N100 500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
Greup, Sine opereret.

Gr1upcru0r Spbu 9ino al Win.
neiota nnoertoitehe iia Sen 19be Is.
poo Set iuenife 8oipitoI / Minncopo.
lis en- meact iorliQ Sperotion Tor ct
ouNartct llnoerIipStiIiplbe. Opera.
tipnen bar beIoiQ, % iieIoc Sc ~icrrcitc
Gfterretninaer bar ser Qoot Soab
ON, at ban oiIoe fonrme liz igicn.
DIR. 2ino bar pprct req oaurliu
@clbre0 / Ipngcre Si0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
Sorfieuiet.

MlfreS MurteniOn, ben / i'm 9io
pelfienbte @gent for SbinepoQalin.
ien / Chicago, er nplig osb / San-
mari, bpor ban mi bar boet / mango
Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23

@c5cmn. Sea bapoe nc
ioritlcn ge 9Gger, men DC
funoe life biPIpe hoiit. Nlt
Saar ialot al ham, o9 belle
bans Gniiet par leorttei.
Saus Cine luiieoes, % pt
troeoe ban piIoe BIZ blino
Sars 9emmsr o. 9e0tnie
6lep paiaa du8rcbei. pan
piloe GItIo fls Jig ina Ieg
MATTE hploe hans lrida
Sruper bunons, % ban
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
30 sleres Ssarm tiljaIaS.

4 Ita~noinapiit Nabplas, NOR Sfple %
airter, apht 8ebpeliesbus os rtohuie, belias
sense peo Sppebpei, 30 slcres @ser, Gsris $25
pr. Ncre.
30 acres Narm, S5 gcres gser, 90
Ncres Sglauo, 20 acres Sauneaaug, enoel
Stoa, aIininoeIis gpbt Seboeliesbus % lib
buie, enoel ny Qumber fplger meb 6armen,
nrr Sfple % airfe, - GriS SEQ pr. gcre.
Nisser Inn AZ Nil fro Ylinneapolis.
X. G.. KnutsOn, Becker. Mlnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23

Gaur Sc friper til sIperterenoe,
fna oGr idu oenIig at meooeIe, at
Sc fad oereS advertisement "Se'
corab'G oiter". Set ititer Sem ben
beofte 9ebanoIing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
Woot VrairieIams tiIfaIas.

SeRaaenoe fra fire til otte YRil fra Sp o.
| itanoinapiif RabpIaa. for fra s22 III S35 pr.
Were. 9iliaaet meo 5lar pil bette 9anb be-
tale for ia meo Ell Nplina. Y9r hurtig. bpis
eu oil BABE spot 9ano til &sperfipb. Sfrip
Martin Paulson Land Co.,
Wyndmsrs, horth Dsksta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23

81 bar uper en- Willipn acreS irriseret 9ano
for fra SIS til $50 pr. gere, paa Iette gilfaar,
i9rSiat for Surmere til at pGlse, 90 ipm pil
sipe nbpre aulinser al G%IiaIfa, Smaaforn,
Sufterroer, @rsntiaser os Srust. SbeaIt
@lima, NOR sobe 8per, SfcIer % airfer
FAINT spbe Marfeber for oinc 8rpoufter. Yi
pil irit bielpe big at finoe ct soot Solteb.
SenS etter Boo 90 &art
piienoe Statens Sialpemibler, sipenee frit
paaIioeIise ~piTeielle Splpsninser I'm almin.
oelis 5armins. Neieripriit, 5rustaof. Sler-
ir9apl % areaturpporGtnius / @pomins.
Sfrip til os ibas.
The Wyoming State Board Of immigration,
So Capitol Building, Cheyenne, wyo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23

Claf ". SustueSt fra Gecorab,
Soma, Ssn al Gaitor $. 9. Sus.
tpeot, er efter bel beltanet Officers.
ernmen bIet ilon9pnt til Sefonolpit.
nant ! ben amerifanlfe Warine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
Gc;ema DGffche
bele bans Mnfst

NtS,ns epGhbarn - glt Saar falot at =
With flBtnSt - Tnotr iorifaffeot Gnti'
tnrd, on ban bltu belbrtSet otter at bapt
liot | TIRE War.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23

StabsnbnGDnclier. @uitaf @ioea
| Wanfato err al 9lipernsr Gberbart
al Winneiota ubnppnt til Brig. Gen.
% 8eneralinipeftsr % u. 6. Sloan
/ ct. Eaul til Sberit og abittant
/ @%upernerens Stab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23


mari, bpor ban MI bar boet | mango
Iar.
Claf %. SnstpeSt fra 9ecorab,
Soma, Ssu al Eaitor $. 9. Sus.
tpeot, er efter bel beitanet Officers.
eramen bIet ilbnppnt til Sefonolsit.
nant / ben amerifonife Warine.
StabsmonGpnclier. @uitai @ioea
| Wanfato er al 9iipernsr Gberbart
al Winneiota ubnppnt til Brig. Gen.
% 8eneralinipeftsr % y. 6. Sloan
/ ct. Eaul til S6erit % a%bjutant
/ 8upernsrens Stab.
Saptein Sttu Snerernp, ben be.
fienote norife Eolarreiienbe, opbol.
Ser Jig for Siben / minneapolis.
San er paa 8iennemreiie til alaifa,
bpor ban ifal opertage 2ebelien al
ct amerifonif Spalfangerielifab,
iom Oriper Sangit paa alaifa.
Sictsiagen ifal appeIeres. Conn.
men oper Sobn ). Giet5, Der iom
befienot lso paa Strofarbeibe paa
2ipstib, err MI beiluttet appelleret til
Saten @isconiins Ssieiteret. aboo-
faterne Rcaenna i 8onb bu Sac,
Sames 6. Ralone / Suneau og Sea-
Der / Mappi1e er al Samilien enga-
eereoe iom Giet3' Sogfsrere.
Spbsfalb. Gbriition 8lnberion
See er, efter bpao Der ifripeS til os
ira Chippewa SaGs. @is., BEN 26oe
Sebrllar iibitleoen a~fsaaet pcb Ssben
efter ct aars SpgeIeic, 6S slar gam.
mel. aibsbe bar fsbt / 9lafipr,
Horge, ben 10be 6ebruar 1S43. 30
@rsbre % en- Ssiter operleper BAN
i Norge og Silitru oe TO Ssnner
ber / 9anoet.
"Sbc Seanbinapian Enbl. &c.,
Stb.", isges bonnet / gancouper, 9.
g., meb en- aopital al $4,000, for.
belt paa iamme antol aftier paa 1
Con. Stpffet. S%elifabets Sormoal
er at iiogi ct norif.banIf llgeblab for
oct peitlige Canada % Or. Column.
bio. Gireftsrer / Selifabet er g. 6.
@ierfneis, 9. q. g~runpolo' % q.
@orgeion, q. 5. gngpif, aosierer,
pa s. 6. @aI6p, tiolisere / Seattle,
SefretGr.
&rpgcr Subanicn, iom / i'm Sib
bar Hebaftsr for 9laoet "Horman.
na", iom for mango @ar iioen uoga-
pes Der / gpen al 8romtno ).
Spbnion, ices nplie at bore anfom.
men til @arcouper, 9. g., meb ct
britiif Sfib, bpor ban / fire Iar bar
pnret Sfibstsmmermano. San er
bleoet fieb al Sismaubslipet % iiges
at bile iloa fig paa Solirnaliitifen
iaien, meooeler "Sioenoe".
@lir Set Sipmanbsitreif? Sra
England iorlpber oct, at De brittle
SismPno bill foranitalte General.
itreif / aue brittle Same paa en-
Gag, iom aIlereoe ifal bore faitiat,
men iom life niI bli rsbet isr | iioite
giebIif. Set triies meb at bli ben
itsrlte Scamp 8eroen bar ieet bIanot
Dem, icm bar meb SransportpGienet
at ifafie. Sfibsrebere og Grports.
rer % Smportsrer mener Dog, Oct
belle oil pie fig at bore en- tom Sri.
iel.
Iiuiiter Srpm / Safota. Sra
8ranb Sorts meooeIes ben 1Soe
Iai: Common meb enoel 2anbs.
mGuo reiite Iiniiter $. $. Srpn,
Rorees @eianbt / @aibington, paa
en- Iutomobiltir siennem oct mo.
lige @ronb Sorts % oct ~norblige
SraiH Gountp, bpor Der Dor en- bel
Masie norlfe Sarmere. Sun bill
bliue gipet Inleoning til paa mort
Solo at iasttnae Den Selitanb. iom
norife Snopanoreoe iiooer |, ga
Strsget cr ct al DC riecite / Ncrtb
Gafota. Eli Miobas bar Miniitc,
grpn os 5sIae 8iGiter hos Stor.
iarmeren albert Yeterion / Canton,
Grail County.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23

"g2in Sgn bar pmireut fire Waoareoer
oammel Do ban anlrebes al I'll frp8teli9
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
Notwithstanding
Ten 20ee Mat.

ess 81. Waal
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23

SenS "0eeorab-G oiteu" til Slegt
% Genner | BET gamle 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
gripiIiseret al 2taten.
Ser Gngdlf

Der. ION Iarer ia o~rbentIis at tale 90 ifripe Gueslit
glsr ot nliae rieget Isttere for ia at tieue Tenge. faa
eooe Liable % | ale Ssnisenoer furbebre fine 9ius'
lorpoioe: Oct or lite NOT at fuuue tale Iitr ameris
Ian,t Jiiasnitebs ran De Isre GnseIr ~lettere, bill
neere e9 oetoernntere euo aieunem itrifiIig, p%erioulip,
8orrelponoduee. SfeIge maHae Gltpers egen Srfar
flna larer man eitnnem oeuue me Rethpoe mere On.
gsII gaa nogle tna Tiger cub bet elers er muIisi eleu'
mem Here anrs Spbotb qaubet.
VI notrlt l~ettdttel9 90 fnioitGnoie arrius for praf.
flite WR9no. 3n9eniombelii 5orfnnonaber Fprnoirttes
Sennt Stple er ben itgrfte ifauoiuauiTfe SpeciaI
fole for bet eugeiffr Sproa. Stpleu aarantersr Dem
apiolnf Ct nottGrftt Teiultnt eIler SipIeafaifteu taien.
Sirto toa9 etter %uofBrliae, gratis SpIpSuiuacr pm
oenne upe praftiite % pberft interesiante MeiSpbe "a
nlanae 6unprebe btehineht &ihneshnrn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23

&aptein Sttu Snersrnp, Ben be.
fienote norife Eolarreiienbe, opbol.
Der Jig for Sioen / minneapolis.
San er paa 8iennemreiie til aIaifa,
bpor ban ifal opertage 2eoelien at
ct amerifonif Spalfangerielifa6,
iom Oriper Sangit paa alaifa.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15

the withholding Of the analyses which
are herewith given.
Hardly two samples taken from Diff
1erent localities will be found TO have
exactly the same composition. There
IS some slight variation due to the
composition OF the material used. 10
the improper grinding and mixing OF
the paints; settling out on standing:
and, perhaps. I'm some instances, due
TO careiesSness In the factory, or to
the Improper cleaning or the grinding
machine before new patches of diff
ferent composition were begun.
'Resders interested fiji a general dis
cussiorl regarding the composition OF
paints would do well to consult bul.
lettns No. 10 and 49, For results Of
paint tests and practical experiments
with paints the reader should consult
bulletin No. 81 and paint bulletins
No. / to 4 inclusive. as issued by this
station.
Tn the analysis it was found that
many Of these paints contain a large
percent Of clay, silica and other cheap
inert substances which the general
public is lead to believe is white lead.
In the case OF one manufactures
WAOSC statement ON the label OF the
can under the heading notice is, these
paints when left standing win neces-
sarily settle, as they contain large
percentages Of lead and must be stirred
up from the bottom of the package
before using" AS matter of fact
this paint contains less than 25 per
cent Of white lead. The pigment which
settles In the bottom OF the package
contains nearly per cent of clav and
1908 per cent Of silica or sand. 1t
also contains a large percent of lime
and other cheap inert substances.
"A paint which claims to be pure
showed In the test 2s2 per cent of
mineral oil in the vehicle and 25.72
per cent of water. The pigment con-
tained no white lead and only $3.50
per cent of lead in any form and 1t
contained rs per cent of barium sui
fate and lime carbonate.
In many cases the manufacturers
name is not attached to the label on
the can or package. In these cases
1t was found that the product was a
fraud and labeled to deceive the pub
lie as to it's true composition.
These are g. few results as stated n
bulletin No. Of the tests of the nu-
merous paints which are sold on the
market today that are misrepresented
to the public"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids for the erection OF a new
high school building for Golden Glen
School District at Edgeley, LaMoure
county. N. D., will be received by the
clerk Of said district up to five O'Clock
p. IN. of Friday. April 81, 1911.
Plans and specifications may be seen
after April LIST, at the office of the
clerk of said district, at the offlce of
The jamestown Alert, and at the Office
OF Hancock Bros, architects, Fargo.
~ d., up to the hour for receiving
bids.
Each bid for the building must be
accompanied with a certified check
for $4,000 and each bid for the plumb
ing and heating with a check for
$4,000, made payable to j. L. Potts,
Esq, President.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
BY order Of the Board,
GEO. LEE, Clerk
Hancock Bros, Architects.
april 1-4-6-S-11-1
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15
Recipes to Try
FRIcANpEAu OF VEAL

Use two pounds Of hllet OF veal, car.
rots and onions, some fat pork, butter
and -four.
Take nice piece of fllet OF veal.
neatly trim and lard It thickIy on one
side with thin slices Of pork. Put a
layer Of vegetables In stewpan with
the sweet herbs, peppercorns, mace.
etc. Place the meat on this with the
larded side uppermost. Pour about a
pint of stock around, lay piece OF but
tered paper over and cover the stew
pan. Let the meat stew gently for
about four hours, Blasting it with stock
occasionally. When tender strain off
the gravy and remove tho fat from 1t.
Brown the meat In the oven, thicken
the gravy with butter and -four and
pour IT over the meat.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15
L.EsLfE TART

a short crust two ounces o9 bread
crumbs, four ounces of golden sirup.
lemon peel and juice are required.
Line an open tart tin with some
short crust and MI It with the bread
crumbs, strip and grated lemon rind
and the juice Of half the lemon. stir
the mixture together thoroughly. Bake
In . quick oven for quarter 81 al
hour and just before serving lightly
press leaves of baked pastry Ga the
strip mixture as garnieii.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15

The first woman member OF the Nor
iWegian parliament made her maiden
speech recently. She is Miss Rogstad,
a schoolteacher. and she represents the
Christiania seat made vacant by the
resignation of the president or the par
lament.
The entire assembly rose when Miss
Rogstad began her speech. She said
the day would be memorable one. as
1t was the first time woman had
ever participated In discussion in the
nations parliament. The movement
for political enfranchisement OF women
was bound to succeed, she said. and 10
result In many reforms
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15

We Euy SCRAP iron.
Carload lots q zpecraHry. Correspond.
ence given prompt attention. Fargo
Iron Metel 90. Eaygn ~ y.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15

Mrs. Hortense Lernser OF New YORK
has declared war on the long hatpin.
Through my Intervention" Mrs.
Lernser says, Il have got many big
stores to have devices made to shorten
hatpins to the length desired by women
patrons. Other stores have taken uu
my ideas OF having hatpin guards made
that will do away with the ugly sharp
points.
L wrote the mayor but he evidently
has political red tape to engross him,
for he writes me very CURLY: 7 am
sorry to say cannot take up the hat
pin question. prefer to leave 1t all
TO YOU He might change his mind IL
he happened to get in a subway crush
and get jah or two in his face. But.
then, forgot-the mayor always walks.
Even so, he might get in q bridge
crush with the same result
J But, mayor or no mayor, am going
to do away with the long hatpfn. BE-
fore ! get through shall have can
lvassed every store where hatpins are
sold from the Bronx to the battery
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15
EASTER IS HERE

And so is the Bijou Candy Mart with
two flavors of especial goodness and
merit, Maple Parfait and Vanilla Nut.
Try one at your Easter dinner table.
Phone 1011, orders delivered free.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15
What Women Are
Saying and Doing
NINE. POWELL SCORES THE
TROUSERS skIRT-THE FIRST
MEMBER OF NORWEGIAN PAR
LIAMENT-PLANTINe THE SUI.
FRAGE FLAG I'm MEXICO.

MARK my words. If the harem skirt
is generally adopted by women
a few years from now will see our ser
in trousers. And is there anything in
the world more hideous than trousers
be hitched up every time the wearea
takes a seat?
Have you ever noticed a row of rnen
in a street car sitting with their legs
crossed and with anywhere from sin
to eighteen inches Of bony shank show.
ing? Imagine what a row of trousered
women would look like" said Mrs
Alma Webster Powell recently. Mrs
Powell is herself responsible for ver-
sion Of the trousers skirt, but of a much
more modest cut.
i hope American women are far too
sensible and modest to adopt the
harem skirt" Mrs. Powell continued.
Tt has been seen In the street,
know. but still feel that our women
will repudiate it. But il they don't i
repeat that from the harem skirt to the
trousers there is only one step, and
that one which the wearer's untram-
meled stride will prompt her TO take
very soon. And after trousers we viii
have knickerbockers and then perhaps
trunks and tights.
Apart from its hideousness and in
decency. the harem skirt is neither
practical nor hygienic. It necessitates
the wearing of high heels, and the
loose. baggy trousers are made so long
that they must drag in the dirt just
like a trained dress"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15

Miss Flora Russell of Los Anrelas
planted the suffrage flag Ave miles
south OF the Tia Juana river recently.
Mounted on q favorite hunter, she pass
ed through the lines and nailed her
Tag bearing the legend Republic OF
Diaz and Equal Suffrage to d post
which serves as o landmark to ingur-
gents and federals.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15
CHEER up
SlCkLY FOLKS

Most cases of Poor Health are caused l.,
the stomach being too weak to properlv A.
gest the food and the system is thus derived &c
the elements needed to sustain and maintain bealtb
Poorly digested food clogs up the bowels fer.
ments and causes you untold agony but for tbe
there IS sure remedy-Hostetter Stomach
Bitters. It's proven fact, backed bv } 58
years record, that it will tone and sweeten he
stomach aid digestion, keep the bowels open. and
make you well again -
lfyou suffer from Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Heartburn, Poor Appetite, Costiyeress
Ague---Remember anu
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-15
boy COUN7ERFE|TER
Fifteen Year Old Lad Circu-
lated Bad Pennies.

New Bedford. Mass, March IA
Secret servise agents, with years of
experience in running down desperate
counterfeiters of all types. are baffled
by the case of Antoine Alves. the fiji
teen-year-old Mattapoisett lad. 1t is
charged that he made spurious PEN
MES, with which he victimized the
merchants of this city.
Alves is believed to be the youngest
person ever arrested IN the United
States charged with counterfeiting.
The pennies are very good limitations.
made of copper, and appeared as if
they had been used considerably The
engraving, while exactly like that on
genuine pennies. was somewhat blur
red. but only an expert would detect
this
For days and nights the detectives
worked on the case. Several were
posted in the stores where the coins
had been passed. but no more appear
ed there. Their investigations finally
led them 10 the Atlas tack factory, in
Fairhaven. where young Alves is en-
ployed. There they discovered sever
al copper disks about the size of a PEN
ny. which had been cut from a large
sheet of copper used in the manufac-
ture of tacks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-15
JAS, BOYLE STILL
FIGHTING COURTS
Former New Paris Man Pre-
pairing Second Book on
"Frenzied Justice"
palladium Specially

Eaton. o., March 15.-"lf repre-
sentative of your paper will be in the
Preble county court house Monday,
March Is. 1911, at 8 a. m, the readers
Of Your publication will know how
matters are conducted at the Eaton
temple of justice.
Yours,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-15
FUNERAL CORTAGE
STRUCK BY TRAIN

Rochester. Ind. March 15.-Two
buggies containing six people were
struck by a Lake Erie Train at the
Eighth street crossing here and three
persons were hurt as follows: Mrs
Robert Simpson, South Bend, severe
bruises on chest and shoulders: Mrs
r. Miller. Argos. right arm fractured
Mrs. Otto Morrow. South Bend. bruis.
as and sever nervous shock. The &C.
cidcnt took place when the horses
driven TO the two vehicles, which were
In a funeral procession. became fright.
cncd ut the whistle of passing en-.
CINE and ran away.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-15
HAM LEWIS TALKS
OF GREATEST DUDES
Points to Coruscating Bever-
idge, Champ Clark, Peg
Legged Cannon.

Chicago, March 15.-Who is the
greatest dude in the country? Champ
Clark says J. Hamilton Lewis. Col.
Lewis says:
Il am attracted by the qualification
that he makes of my being the great
est dude in the country If by in the
country he means America at large.
this is refuted by the dapper presence
of the Coruscating Beveridge of lndi-
ana, the flowing white front and min
isterial lawn bowknot of Champ Clark
himself and the cute peg-topped trous-
ers of Speaker Cannon.
But if my friend means by in the
country simply the rural districts.
when l strike them l must yield the
palm to Congressman Rainey of Illi-
nois, whose sombrero hat and Prince
Albert coat have beaten me in every
county fair contest.
Il see that Clark says my whiskers
are red and bristle in sparks of fire.
He remarks that when l entered con-
gress he had seen many a dazzling
spectacle break over the horizon but
that I burst forth in a combination of
colors that eclipsed all nature. l was
really modestly clad in yellow waist
coat, striped trousers and light frock"
From taliors and makers of mems
furnishing goods it was learned that
Col. Lewis posses a wardrobe item
lied as follows:
Twenty business suits, twenty pairs
of shoes, ten getaways and tuXedos,
forty suits silk underwear, five suits
of evening clothes, ten soft hats, 365
neckties, five silk ties, twenty fancy
vests, fifty shirts.
A representative of one of the large
silk dealers, with his finger to his lips
whispered profound secret:
Col. Lewis" he said, buys no neck
ties. He buys yards of silk and folds
his own neckties."