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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-19

WibbIstoipn uurbs erfuni, lire Gpiir.
hunbe an fdiden. Cb elmer Der CINE
BREEDER blird, einen Shub perpunbet
tpurbe, fonnte big iebt nod nidt In
srfabrnns aebrdht iperben.
- gorbon Sarris, Der 5obn bon
Sobn 6orris, bon go. 20 Rprb 3
Strabe, purbe porssisrn ub.nb beim
Spirlen auf Der Strabe BON siHem
3peirab getroffen unb eriitt beim
SturS onf oas Strabenpflaiier cine
Wunoe am appf.
John s.. gropmbaq, Der Usandgsr
Der Setped giIber SdduiteIluna.
fanb porgeitern aknb por benz Iitets
itaIter Elm oittsefiilIt.s aoupert, in
fpeItem sr ssIeibsritpffmuitsr permus
t1ets. Gr erbroh ipdter eas Sieg:l
oes aouperts unD fanb $1,000 in pa
pisrseIb Dor. gs tpurce in Grfohs
runa aebratt, pub bos @eIo bon Der
Satin zines iriikrsn hiefigen giirssrs
msiiters perlprsn tpurbs uno eiHsr
8erpdnbten btrfeIben seb5rte. sic
bate oas 9etb bsim geiuh berShaus
ItsIluna perIoren.
- Saois ainh bat ibren 9a.tsn
WuIter aint duf Bruuh pou Wernahs
lGfIigung auf Stxioung ptrlIust.
0as paar hsirutbste am 80. ausuIi
1910.
-- Die Tamtn Der 5drlgaris2ogs
Np. 159 initouirten fpIssnbs geornt.n
fir oas Iaufsnbe Snbr: 4usiteibsno:
grdfioenttn, pouline plapp; gro'is
oeutin, Spiepbire 9untuiter; gi3sprds
iioeRtir. auna gtdriert; ]. Setrstds
rim, motbilbd giaubiaier; 2. Sstrstds
rim, WotbiIba TlilItr; Rstte 6uuo
grdTibsntin. Gdtburine Msspsr; 2in's
bano grdiiosntin, gathorine Risbers
mann; Retts Sdnb @is.prdiiotntiu.
Gatbdrin. Gutter; 2infs Sonb gi3:'
grdIibentin, Eulsnit Brilliant; /. ges
oIsiterin, Minnie gineas; 2. 8saleis
term, aena Bead; Wsurfhau, Wtari,
gr.nbeI. Der 5nitauirung FoIete sin
aemuthIihts 8eifdmmenieiR bei 0s'
| irorenem uno gufen
- Rprmun u. Raoutt, bos II
Monate olts Srbn6en bon Joeob Ras
ou.t, BON go. 10 Sabn apeuue, iturt
1eItern Ttprosn an Der qirotrholera.
Ter guue rtIt,tr ben 5sarmsr
Sphn TtoprsRao nobe ScipiD angrifi
uro ben 9ob oss gssi.reu am Issten
| Sdmftaa @btro btrbtifubrts, tpures
porosliern. Rotmittae getootst.
- Geo Nilmtr. rptlter an Der
Sd. Der @ uRo putboff StroBt
pobnt uub bes Radts in Der Jabri!
Der Champion GOotse paptr 60. ors
b,itsi, tpurbe o,itsrn Tlorssn I'm 81
llbr auf ben 6eimiptg oon Der Ut
belt an hsy Jurt unb y StrGBs
srnStlit tran, unb mubt, mtttslit pa'
! troIpaasns mad isinsr Nchuuna ae'
brcft perter. Cine unteriubun1
,roob. eos gDiImsr bsim SHen ftt'
/ nee qunds I'M Wi.tsruaGi hunoert'
,l.in,r rO;br amsii.n NIT ptrsebr'
botts, bic in ben 2un4 eeerunesn Tpa'
ren.
- Ter itdbt. Observation-Disclosures
! fir bic sriteu 6 Tlonais bon 1912 BE-
| lGus. Tt ouf S298, ,S67 "a. Dai
gubast p,rtbeilt fih pie fo!gt: Gt'
| Funbbeitsb,h0ros 5000; Gtusripebr
qplissi uuo off,uiiite WohlfaPr
/ 500. .467 81: SsffsntIiGer Disni
| sos, 900: oofpitoI $lO.500; gibliO
| tbes 5000; 3tufsn fir bic ousfehsns
gouof6uIo SOC. .4O0.l2; qsniioHs
foub Der Jeuerpehr $500.
| - Eiht,r Murphp CAB g.iiern mad
b,m gtrb0r in ber ShsiounssfIag
BON VII. 8. aestn katherine R.ompnl
ben Gbsl,utsn ben Rath, fida 81 per
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-19


benz Qonpt une niht In ben Stdbtsn
dniiebeln riirben.
Nuf jtiner Reife, bic ibn beinahe
nurh bic sanssn gersinisten Gtaoten
fiihrfe, fuhte 6err Griieboh alnfhlub
NIT Der bsutihen prsHs unn ben leiten.
osn pentfhen Wersinen. uno Die ans
fiht. bic er ihon porkr bate, ipuroe
ibm i'm 0eount.naustauff nit ihnen
sur gstpibheit, ndmlif1 Dab bic
Deutfhomsritoner ipphl dlles ihun,
fpas in ibren ar1fttn ftsbt, um ods
Dsutihtham su pfIesen, bob aber Die
erfprosrlids uHterfiiisuns pom Wlnts
terlanoe iebls.
Neiter nahm s1err Grifebaf nit
Den Dr1iioentsn Der ebanleliihen Sps
nobeu Riiffprahe, um einen go'tprsns
austauIh untsr ben alsi6sn 9erbdits
nifitn pie BEN profeIiorenausiaufh su
ermogIihen uno eIaubt, dufj in oiefsr
gssishunl erfels su baben, oa sr hi
alien Gjsbilostsn cine grpbe 6ohatts
une unb rsses SutersiIs fur ssutlhs
auitur fuabrgenomTeH 81 hdben
aldubt. 2ludf feline hisiioen acIls9en
fisRn aui Ieinsr Ssiis uno psriprshsu
fi6 einsr sutsn GrfOls bon Der gsrs
tpir,Iihuue otsfes plants.
Dos Stuoium Der 1sut'hamsritd'
ner an bsutitsn llnipsriit1ten iollis
nah Wsinuus pon Ssrrn 9riisbdh be-
eeuteno mebr osforbsrt fpsrbsn uno si
oisism 3tpsdt tpill sr propaganda flr
eintn fgpnb MAIDEN. nit BEN nisis
gldue in bic Bir,Ii6tsit umgsisgt
tpsroen tpnnsn.
DER Iest, 3fpsd. ben herr 9riiebad
nit ieiner Reiis ptrbinoet. III, sintn
Rabfab Der Stimmuns nit not
| GeutihIano su uehmen, bic In BEN
8srsinieten Stnaien uuter ben
DsutIhumsritanern fir bic Grid
iupQ zines 1eutittr s,oTpises in gers
lin herritt. Tisfs Gtnriftun9 Ioll
| alien in 1tut'tlono bsfinbIiten
Teutindmtritantru often itshtu.
gfdrrer 0riitbdt alaubt um 10
rshr on bic 9sripirtIihung Der glan:
Teiner miTion, aIs tr in oisism 2ono<
ftbr tinilubreit1s gerionsn fir itire
Sah. begtiitert uno ihrs llnieritusun9
| suae'idert srhdIteu bat. 60 bat Tr.
| berumsr in ghiIabelpbia, Der grof'
bent pes Dsutih Amsri,auiihsn Nas
tionaIbunbes, feline untsriiiituna psrs
| fprpd,sn
5err Grifsbat fam ON Is. aprii
nit benz Ddmpfsr -aaiisr gglIhim
Der Grobs" in Rem gort on unb bat
lpobrsno isinss aufenthdiies in Der
neuen NeIt bsiuahe ale Staatsn BE-
rsiii.
Rad gstnbisuns ieintr 5taoitn'
rtiis tpiro gfarrer Griisbadl nddl
TeutI6Iono suriidt.hrsn, um itinsI
9ehorbe gtritt ubtr bas Gra,bnib 81
eritottsn. Dis fhOn sripdbni. III oe'
gbetfanon Der fsitsn 3uoerithi, bar
ofIs feline plGns, bic fir bus Deutih
ttum in Der neuen Welt etnsn ipeientt
Iidea auFihpuna I'm 6efoIae babes
To[tu. in bic Dirtlihittt umasfes'
tperotn .onnsn, lpenn Der gsiitouo, bel
| ihm psriprcten rpuro., iih ais that
srdftis srrpeiii.
bsrr GrIisboh iprnh In eiHsr &C.
itsrn Rahnittas i'm Wstbooiit Boo
Concern abq,b1ltsnsn gfarrtr Der
'nmmIuHg, iiber bic 3pete feinsr Gus
urb EinrpdHbtrsr Slriorge uno dls
RsiuItat iein,r R.os puroe tin Rom
mite. nit Qaitor 6ofman ols grailt
bent uuo paitor 5olsopfsl als Shrtltt
fiibrsr g.bilost. up cine iutsripHoo1l'
prseig,r 9.rionmlung, sur 5oros
rung bi:f,r 5pesn sin5uberufsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-19

Dietriten btsablteH 4ns
noneeH. bic in fransoiiihsn 3situns
gen trfhisnsn. iiihrien 3u einem bIytis
gtn 0usl. Der bsdnnis publisiit
emii b. Girarein tam eines adees
auf ben Dsoanien, bic pierie Seiit Der
BON ibm bserHrbeisn ionferpafixn
3siiuns go prsHs" ~ einer 0<los
auslis su MAIDEN; 81 iolIse bier Jtotr
g.een 8esahluHs fih In Annoneen BIZ
rsit an bns publisum ipenbsH Diirftn,
nm cine Daare ansupreiftn. cine 5iels
IL su iuhtn, sins fsirctt ~ propcnit
rem uip. Dieie Rsueruns I'm fransDs
iiihen 3eitunpsipeisn mar fir sinise
b<ipnbers ifinfiibliee 5ournnIifisn
elsihbsheuienb init elmer GrniserIeung
Der prefIs. fir beren breiheii 10 pis!e
Shlahien gtf6losen rDossn. Die hefs
iisItsn Aneriffs sesen Oirarbin riA.s.
!s Nrmanb gurrel. Der Neooiitar hss
.RdiicnGl.S inbem er bic 8srqui6un5 4
BON Journnlismus uno anncnrsnees
ihdft aIs zine Ehonbe bessihneis. Us
tntipdHn iif ous bi.isin 9orgcns tiHe
f6orfe 3siiunssfshox, Die Su tinsm
Daen fiihrie: armaHb Garrel fpaFbe
bon siner aug.l aus Der piiiols fsinss
Dtsners. ein.s Der befsen pincIens
f6usen BON paris. su 1eos aetroifsn
unb fuets iitrbeno: .lebsn gk ipobl.
msin 5err. id beg. i<intn Grer stssn
Eisl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-19

SuHIIUuHft, WpiCibli NEAIBititHS AA'
seisen IL. |. III. bis 10 llbr 45 Wiinntea
abenos cntaegeuacnpmmen wrroeA
Stleptuu Sptkth 2401.
Der 9uno fam 5urud.
Qnnalt D. u. gurtomp srbielt gss
tern pom 4ppeuationsgeritt bic Do
tuments, oab Der GoQ bon albert
S6neitsrt gsgsn DaItsr Riaaros 5u
9uniten oes 8srtIagtsR eHti6isosn
porben lei, b. b. bnb bas lIrtbsiI bss
Gtrcuitgerthts aufredt srbaItsn purs
he. Shpeitsrt pertldgte Rihoros uUf
$1475 ShoosneriaB uno Gottorsns
rsdnungsn etc, neil i'm Der 6unb Ris
haros in bic 5ano gebifisu babe. Die
SeihpDrenen mGircuitgeridt ftaHoen
g gu 3 gu 9unitsn bes 8ertIugter. Der
OQhFbuHo, Der Sdpsitsrt sebifsn
habeu iou, Deritpano sur 3sit hsr
aIage uno lpuroe uidt mehr geisb.n.
MS pas llrtbeiI Der obersH Snitau3
beturnt nurDs. erftIen fonberbarer
Deiie Der 0adsbuHo pisosr auf Der
8ilofIdhs.
- G6ei6sine. Gbeiter RapfisIb,
SstnbIdn, unb yleQie Gage, BON Vsps
cattle, Sro. Rpbert 6. @6srt uno 6es
len Ul. Sobrep BON Dapton, s. u.
&. gogenihiib bon Gopingtun, uHo
Reaie Uiqiams BON ReppDrt an.
Carl II. Tupis uno sSlora Walen,
beioe bon Cincinnati, 8. gbarlss u.
SoIepb uno N}arp Robsrts. bsibs BON
3anesDiue, s.
- geIigperdRpsrungsn. elmer u.
8ance an 9eOrg :. Betting, IbeiIe Der
Qot yto. 131 in Der @iLiamion's I'm
tsrabtbeiIunq, Seqspue, 81. Dm.
Grreu ON 5Iorsnos Srrs1. bic Gits
bdlfte Der Got go. Al in Der Wanus
featuring Go. IlntsrabtbeiIuug, 81.
- Die Campbell So. agricultural
Spcistp in 4leranDria, ap., bat fol-
genbs 8eamte ertpdbtt: grdIioent:
9sorg 5reoor; 8i3eprdi.: gr. Sobn
Sooo; Sdusmeiitsr: Wm. 9bather;
aonsttor:: 5. u. 8opsrs; Sstretdr:
.. 8. DilItams; 1irsttpren: Dm.
5bat6er, 8. gIart, s. +. 0risbt, ).
J. Sbap, 90 g. ROuis, 3. 81. 9ppsrs,
Seinrih Differ, jr, 8. Barter, CD.
Ware; Ringmsiitsr: g. glart; Wars
idaa: go. 8ars. 9te 4Ierunpria
7Fatr beotunt am 8 Eeptember.
- Die 6offnung Der gstpobner BON
ST. 3bomds, oub bic RegIsrung cine
aufti6ifferitatton in st. 5bomas err
ri6ten perbs, ilt ldut eingetroffener
Ra6riht an Capt. 2tnen bonn Signdl
Gorps gu Wdfer gsporben. Der plas
lei tstn geeignetsr fir hiefsn 3fpef
QBie es fheint, piro 1T. 5bpmas als
UliIitdrpoften balo Elm Ding Der Ser
gangenheit Iein.
- Supt. Rt6arbs nom WaFers
ipertsratb pirb beute pos Neppprt
ReierOoir infpisiren, um ausfinois 5u
MAIDEN, oh oasfelbe gereinigt tperben
foll pber niht. Gr tonitatirte qeftern,
bab bic DaferIeitungsr0brsn an DER
IL. unb Brighton Strabs infolgs bon
selegtraInfis" ourdfrefTen finb.
- Die marriage toss" treiben es
trOs Der i'm Staotratb paFirten Drbis
mans. bab rtouting" nit siner Strofe
beloot p.roen ion, Idlimmer als i..
4ls setern Wlittag siu paar sin.n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-19

%~th AHAttS fNAuA tAANsHo WI II
Mtngs. Gin 1eib nit eefhmjnsism
Gjtsitt esbt porbei. ifaui NIT aus
tpennig gtlerniem Q1hsIn ben mann
an unb raff. i'm Deifersshsn ihre
Rode. Der Mlann NIT Der Vrils bai
inspiIhen feline HpiiSen beenhsi, bies
tei bem 0lcttrcfirten eine Bizarre on,
bic Der NIT fiorser Daniesmisns. Tf
Ieihi perbeueenb, nimrit nnn in
Hrnnp iesi. Gie fpshItIn nod tinies
Worie. oann ssbsr He bic alIee binnb,
Der 4elisre NIT iltinen. spiftietn
Ghritien. Der anbere rubig unb elsifs
giiiiis. unb nerfhfpinben i'm hnuen
Dunisl. ais ftien fis ME ssntfen.
Gin 6err unb tine Game fhrtit<n
bic 5reppt Sum aurbaus snip0r. Dis
DAME ift ihSp. fit bat einen ipsiden.
ertmeidrbsn<n Mbsnbmanitl um itSs
66ultern seporfen. Sbrt aisibuns in
ioltbcr. unp ihrs S6lspps r1ufGi
ldiIis hiHter ibr Der. Den 0oIz
ifmiidi cine perlsnfdnte uno an ben
Gbrsn funielH slpei Dinmanten. Aud
ibr odnbt. bic lang unb fhmal iinh
unD BON einem unerb0ri 3arisn Weib,
finb nit toftboren Rinetn essitrt. Jbr
Gut III srob unb nur init einer mad
tissn 5tber sefhmiidt. aus berenDun,
tel Gin solbtner anopf IsHfbist. Des
oerr fdrtitti Ift&i nsbeB ihr ber unh
iDif ls In ban &aaI einireten. nimmi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-19

Deulffe tinwanOGcrIurf
giorrrr tsriicbad, bereiir I'm 5nttre'ie
b.utiAu AaSuanesrsr
ameriia.

0ia iunig.rs Bssiebunssn sDiitsn ben
ausg,rpanntrten unb ibrsm Wsutier'
lunos bsrftensn. - gsfiirncrtst un'
ter Gunrsm paitorenaustauih uno
Sdaffune zines Siuoisnfonos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-19
" E IN p o Z (.

Sie Ncippprt Cffiee fiir Sas r6tn.
eiauaticr @D!fsbluti" beiinsst i'd IN
go. 339 Yurf Strnke, greeniiber orm
Guurtbnnic, muielbit Geuisfsiteu, Yin.
ssissH IL. /. III. bis 10 libr 45 Uiiuntra
absnSs cutaeernacnpmmen mrrbsR
Stlspbuu SpMb 2401.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-19

Grdues 6oor 1T Gin 3ei6sn. bab bsr
Wss hurfs Qfbsn feubis mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-19

qanioffslklb (bsr ylcnts bon isi.
nsm ehss.ipOns psrbrof6en iplrb):
~Qihi bod. ;5rau. Dsr 6dusniri5
bsnsi Dom5all4. mir sIspisn Ra6ii
1sppite!-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-23
HIS DEATH SCENE.
a Stage Performances That Took plooo
Under Difficulties.

A Stage Performances That Took plaoo
Under Difficulties
In an articie on transforming In the
Wide World Magazine r. r. Eaton Dc.
scribes performance which took
place under certain difIacultiea.
There had been an Ice cream sociAhlo
just prior to our arrival In the hall.
and no one had cleaned The stage.
Mac had 4 new pair Of broadcloth
trousers and my scarlet tunic. also
new. When shot vas flred no was
to fall aud before dying confess that
he had killed old Fitzgerald.
The Juvenile down front was not DO
speak till Mac had fallen and con-
fessed. There he stood while Mac
staggered about the stage looking Tor
a clean place on which TO tall. Mixed
In with his lines he was making ~
marks TO us In the wings soto voce.
while We were convulSed with laugh
ter at his antics.
Il cannot die-oh. why didn't you
have grass NATL must not del
shall ruin my breeches-I can't die
oh. this stage IL afloae with Ice cream
-l-must-not-die."
Here the Juvenile put N some 80
remarks OF his own. .'Oh. hurry M
and die or Ill walk or"
.'Go ahead retorted Mac. "and bring
me q sack. must-not-die. Wen. Il
must here goes-it's ruin to your
tunic. Perez. and my breecheo-oh.
ohr' Gle went down on ono knee.
then on one elbow and nnally lay full
lengths .'rhe deed Il dono-I confoos
-I-murdered-Old Fitxger"- A real
istic shiver and all was over. Including
the running OF our clothes. n prophs-
sled. The natives said II was tho
best and most likelike death scene
that had ever been given IN that
town.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-23
THE MUskRAT.

More People Trap This Little Amman
Than Any othsr.
In America nearly 10000 people trap
the mnsquash. or muskrat, every year.
More people trap this little animal
than any other. II - claimed that the
greatest number OF skins are taken In
Minnesota and the Red river district.
Most OF the pelts are exported.
The skins are very uniform IN color.
usually dark brown. However, those
OF Alaska and the Mackenzie district
are very light In color. The black
pelts or those which are nearly %
come from the southern sections. al
though occasionally few are found n
other localities.
The muskrat II very prolific. In
some latitudes. says Fur News It has
three htters Of young In summer and
from three TO i've young In each litter.
The animals are nocturnal IN their
habits, hut are often seen during the
day. Mnsquash. IL u said. thrive best
in sluggish streams. lakes and marsh
es. In appearance It ID very much like
the beaver, and IT. habits are very
similar.
The muskrats that inhabit the ponds.
marshes and shallow lakes build their
houses OF grass. weeds. etc. and plas-
ter them together with mud. The
house Is built Ii the shape Of dome
and is usually several feet shove the
water. The musquash that lives along
the streams usually has it, home In
the banks Of them. Tho entrance to
this den Is almost always beneath the
water. but ~ the burrows range mp
ward the dens are never dlled with
water except liz times Of freshsea
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-23
WILLIAMS ATTENDS
COUNTY INSTITUTE

County superintendent G. O. VIII
liams went to New Castle on Wednoo-
day afternoon to attend the Henry
county teachers institute. Former
state superintendent of instruction.
FAssett A. Cotton. who 10 now presi-
dent Of the Wisconsin State Normal
school. is the principal lecturer. Cot
ton is native of Henry county, rising
from district school teacher to coun-
ty superintendent and then to state
superintendent. He is well known IN
this county.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-23
IS A BIG ATTRACTION
Opera Company to Be Chau-
tauqua Feature.

An innovation at the ChautauQua
this year will be the presentation of
scenes from classic plays by the Chi
cago operate company, who appear
on Wednesday, August 80. afternoon
and night. This company combines
some of the best singing talent of
Chicago with admirable acting. Some
Of the, singers are already known to
Richmond people, for Mrs. Rose Gan
non and Mr.. Miller have been soloists
in May festivals here. Other mem
bers Of the party are Arthur Middle
ton, basso, Miss Allen. soprano, Edgar
Nelson. pianist, and Fredricka Down
ing. The current issue of the Plat
form, the Chicago lyceum and chau.
tauqua magazine, says OF Miss Allen,
who is a new member of the com
pany:
Miss Leonora Allen has a high
pure soprano voice which thrills the
listener by reason of its sympathetic
quality. Her musical genius is unde-
MED by those who have heard her this
season. Although young, she has had
valuable experience in both grand op-
era and concert work. She has unus.
ual gifts. which are enhanced by a
charming personality"
The writer OF the article, Robert F,
Closeup, says that Chicago has the
best there is in operate selections and
concerning the work of this company
as whole. he is very high in his
praise:
1.-The Chicago Operate Company
has certainly achieved a notable sue
cess in its efforts to present the best
that vocal art has for the men and
women of every day life who patronize
the lyceum and chautauqua courses
and judging from the kindly, even ex
travagant, press notices that they re
ceive, one is led to believe that the
company is accomplishing in the
smaller cities and towns what the
Thomas orchestra has accomplished
by its spring tours, that is, better
understanding of musical conditions
has been cultivated and a better mu
steal atmosphere created. This has
been done without sacrificing finan
cial interests"
At the Kokomo Chautauqua this
year, they scored remarkable sue
cess, not only in music. but in the
dramatization of the best plays. They
present. in full costume, scenes from
Romeo and Juliet, Faust, Martha, and
other operas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-23
climbing /. eoooanu. Tree.

Climbing . Coooanut Tree.
Cocoanuts when ripe fall to the
ground and when necessary are pluck
ed by men who climb up. 1t sometimes
makes ones blood run cold to SCI.
them run up the trees like monkeys,
Two ways are pracsiced for mounting
the trunk. In the case Of small tret
or ut an odd moment the man walks
up the trunk. keeping his feet fat
against it and throwing his weight
back from It as much as possible. re.
tanning his position at the same time
by the tension of his arms. The othe,
and safer plan Is to pass a loop Of core
around the feet. which are thus ken
close together. and grasp the trunk OF
the tree. the arms meanwhile assisting
the climber. who moves up~srAAA a
series Of jumps-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-23
FREEZE TO DEATH
COLORADO SPRINGS, Aug. %

COLORADO SPRINGS, Aug. %.
F. Skinner and wife, of Dallas,
Texas, were frozen to death near
the summit of Pixies Peak. Their
bodies. almost covered with snow,
were found side by side by a boy
walking down the peak in the after
noon. 1t is understood both vic
Tins were printers, employed on a
Dallas. CTexas) paper.
Skinner and his wife started to
walk to the top of the peak early
Monday afternoon and stopped at
the office of the Pixies Peak News,
about three miles above the Half
Way House, to register. At that
time, Mr.. Skinner, who was about
55 years old, doubted their ability
to reach the top of the mountain
Mrs. Skinner, who was about ten
years younger than her husband, is
reported to have made the remark:
I'm from Texas, and they're not
going to say when l get back that 1
could not climb Pixies Peak"
The couple were last seen about
4 o'clock by the crew of the down
ward bound cog-road train. At that
time Mr.. Skinner repeated his
doubts to some Of the passengers.
But Mrs. Skinner again insisted on
trying to reach the summit.
At o'clock Monday night a bad
snowstorm, which covered the en-
tire peak to depth of a foot on
the level, accompanied by a fifty
mile wind, broke on the peak.
From the positions Of the bodies
when found. 1t is believed the cou-
pie sought comparative shelter of .
huge boulder but 4 short distance
from the track Both wore light
weight clothing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-23
The Order Of tho Shell.


Employees Of the Krupp works in
Germany can easily be distinguished
even when attired in Sunday clothes.
Every workman in his enrolment is
presented with q curiously fashioned
scarfpin composed Of miniature ar
tillery shell made Of platinum and set
in silver. After twenty years service
he receives a second pin. modelled in
the same lines and mounted in gold.
The higher grades Of employees. in
GLIDING the engineers and those en-
ployed in the counting house, wear
their shells in the form Of sleeve
links. The workmen are very proud of
this distinction. which they call the
order Of the shell and wear on every
possible occasion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-23
Born TO ssarv..

Many years ago an American natu.
talist. Dana. discovered on the surface
Of the sea a little animal Of 30 singu-
lar character that he named II
s'moustx1lla." 1t II q small crustacean
akin 20 the cyclops 90 common in
ponds. Rut. while the latter are fur.
nished with all that Is necessary to
capture and digest their food. the mon
strilla has neither apparatus for seiz-
bug prey nor any digestive tube. 1t is
RICHLY provided with muscles. nervous
system and organs OF sense: 1t lacks
only what II necessary to prolong life
By allmeutation. The monstrilla Is
doomed. therefore. to natural DEATH
Exchange.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-23
CLOTHING COMPANY
NOW INCORPORATED

Articles of Incorporation of the
Paris Cloak and Suit company, which
deals chiefly in women's ready to wear
clothes, having store on East Main
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets
were fled in the Office of county recor-
der Will Robbins on Tuesday The to-
tai capitalization is $4,000. the shares
of stock being divided into denomina-
tons of 500 each. The incorporators
are Bernhard Teitz. of Brooklyn. n.
Y, Jacob Mandel, of New York, and
Joseph NJ. Mandcl of this city. the lat
ter being in charge of the establish
ment.