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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

PARYZ, 25 wrze6nia. Ga
binet ministeryalny na oneg-
dajszei sesYiu u prezydenta
Falliersa odbytg, uchwahl
odpowiedz ma ostatnia note
niemiecka W kwestyi Ma:ok-
ka. Podobno tym razem przy-
jeto przychylnie propozycye
Diemieckie i sprawa jest bis
lks ostatecznego za}atwlenia.
Odpowiedz zaraz pos1ano DO
Berlina, gdzie r6wniez panuje
optomistyczna opinia co do
rozwoju rokowa6 francuskc
niemieckich: najwazniejsze
punkty ugody juz zadecydo-
wano. Ze to wiado ouosci pc.
wne, dowodzi fakt, il mini
ster Kiderlen Waechter wy.
da} " Berlinie obiad ma cze6c
ambassadors franc, Cambona
| i jego zony. DIS uktadY pro-
wadza sic dalej. y szczeg6-
ZACH tvch trudnO cos poWie-
dziec pewnego, oficyalne DO
WIEN zrod}a milcza, reszta
za6 wszysto, to tylko poglo-
ski i domys}y. Wiadomo ma
razie, re pierwsza Geese u
k1ad6w za}stwiono pomYsl.
ME, W dalsxej cze6ci pracuja
teraz mad sprawa odstapienia
Niemcom terytoryum W kon
go tytu}em odszkodowania:
choc to kweslya trudniejsza,
ale licza, 10 i ona da sic po-
kojowo zadecydowac, potem
Francya Niemcy starac sic
beda wsp6lnie O uznanie mo.
carstw dla novel regulacyi
stosunk6w, co zapewne ME
przyjdzie trudno; zrazu be
die niezadowolona z ugody
tylko Hiszpania, kt5ra po.
r6zni}a sic z Francvq ia
punkcie Marokka, ale sadza.
ze ona wnet pozns, ze
Francya da hiszpa6skim in
teresom " Afryce najlepsza
gwarancye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
Nlochy cd dawna maja ape.
tyt ma Tripolis, obszel ma

Nlochy cd dawna maja ape.
tyt ma Tripolis, obsze1 "a
kraine ma p6lnocnem wy.
brzezu Afryki, nalezaca do
Turcyi: obecnie gdy sic re-
guluje takze i marokka6s ka
k westya, W}ochy wysune}y
swe zamiary wzgle dem Tri-
polish, kt6ry my6la zbrojnie
okupowac, jesli Turcya ME
uzna dobrowolnie ich pro-
tektoratu, CIV sic to tax
pokojowo .za}atwi, ME-
wiadomo, .bo oto mad
chodza wiesci, ze Turcy
zaaresztowali pewien w}oski
okret, W odpowiedzi W}ochy
wyladowa}y W trecch miej-
scacb Tripolisu spore oddzia.
ly wojska. Pose} turecki W
Paryzu, omawiajac sytuacye,
ob]asnia, ze Turcy bronic be-
da Trypolisu do ostatka ME
}atwo przyjdzie Wfochom o.
debranie go. Tymczasem Rad
w1oski dzia1a szYbko i smia-
10, a popiera go ca}y lud z
wyjatkiem socyalist6w, kt6.
'rzy urzadzili zebranie protes-
tacyjne przeciwko' wojnie i
ma jej wypadek groza straj-.
kiem generalnym, Rad ME.
wiele do tel .pogr6zki wagi
przyklada i powo}a1 120, 900
rezerwist6w pod bro6, czem
i armie wzmocnj} ma wypa-
dek wojny i socyalist6w os-
}abi} ma wypadek strajku,
zabierajao i'm ludzi, Rzad
tez my6li jeszcze o pokojem
za}atwieniu zatargu: chce on
Tripo]is wydzierzawic cd
Turcyi; prawdopodobnie przy
uk@atlach ostatecznych O Ma
rokko bedzie i sprawa Tripo.
lisa omawiana. Rad turecki
poleci1 posfowi swemu W
Rzy mie zazadac wyjasnienia
oficyalnego CO do plan6w j
dziaia6 w1oskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
LONDYN, 25 wrzesnia.

Wielki i kosztowny stack
inapowietrzny, budowany
przez Rad kosztem $4O0, 900
q przeznaczony dJa flotv wo
jennej; uleg} fatalnemu wy.
.padkowi przy drugiej probe
wzlotu. Statek zniszczony v
wypadku kt6rego przyczyna
.nie jest wyja6niona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

Mt. CARMEL. Pa. w u
bieg}y piatek po wyplacie "
sa)onie 7. Andrulewicza, na
West Fifth ulicy, zaszedf ira.
giczny wypadek morderstwa.
Mjanowicie, Piotr .Laskowski
i Jan Molewski, rozpoczeli
pomiedzy SODA sprzeczke,
jednakowoz P. Laskowski
chcia} ustapic swen1u pre-
ciwnikowi usuwajac sic do
v vej6cia. Lecz Molewski "a
pobiegf mu droge rozpoc7e.
Ia sic walka, W kt6rej tenze
Molewski wydobyl n6z zada-
jac clos Laskowskiemu pod
szyje, a "a MIN lekarz mad
biegl Laskowski. zakohczyl
zycie. Morderce aresztowano
ma drugi dzie6 j siedzi W wie-
>ieniu oczekujac rozprswy "a
sw6j czyn zbrodniczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

FOtSAuDO IA y Sn1SJ AAA os"'
DULUTH, Mimi. Ciekaws
1sprawa zajmowac sic beda
tutejsi urzednicy emigracyj.
| nj Pred szesnsstu miesie'
camj przyby} z Dalmacji "
Austryi po Ameryki Ivan
Bos oic, kt6ry swej narzeczo.
nej " krsju Mari Oreb przy-
rzekl, ze sprowadzi ia takze
do ziemi obiecanej, skoro u.
}ozy sobie dosyc pieniedzy,
Udaio mu sic tel oszczelzic
$105,. kt6re postal swej ma
rzeczonej.
Maria natychmiast wybra.
Ia sic do Ameryki i aby ME
mice trudnosci 2 w}adza imi.
gracyjna W Nowym Yorku
pcwiedzia}a, ze jedzie do Hib
bing gdzie Bocnic sic znaj-
duje.
Wyslala do Bosnica tele
gram, kttry jednak ma ME-
szczescie dostal sic do rak je.
go dwuch 2iomk6w kt6rzy
czsymeredze poieehali %
dziewc2yne do Duluth. In a.
lezli ia tez, poczym nrz<dzi.
Ii sobie przeiazdzke W samo-
chodzie kt67a ola Marji wy
starczy}a, ably zapomnitc o
swym narzeczonym. Zamie.
rza ona podobno wyj6c "a
MAJ "a jednego z mfodzish.
COW, Piotra Zuslle, jezeli ME
stanie jej ma przeszkodzie
deportacja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

Kii6w, 25 wrze6nia. Pc stu.
sunkowo kr6tkim procesie
j ustaleniu why mordercy
Sto|ypina, Bogrowa, skazano
go naemierc przez powiesznie,
Bogrow liczy lat ~, zrzek|
on sic przywileju obrony i do
czynu sic przyzna}, a towa-
rzyczy ME zdradzil. z opowia :.
dania jego widac, .ze sluzy}
policyi, by ia z}udzic i czuj.
nose jej u6pic. Wyrok must
by6 potwierdzony przez cad
violently. z nadzwyczajna Okla
salo6cia prey udziale thu
NOV dygnitarzy z caiego pan.
st~a l'rzybylych, pochowano
tn " Monasterze Lawry Pe.
czerskiej" premiera Stoiypj
ma. Ma trumnie zamordowa
nego zlo4ono 200 wie6c6w,
kwiatatni.gr6b zspe}nioho 'wo
COLE manifestacYe zalobne by
ly hapeawde imponujace. Po'
wstat juz proiekt postawienia
tu Stoiypinowi pomnika; skla.
dki nan piyna obficie. Urze.
dowo potwierdzaja wiados
mosc, ze premierem obecnie
Kokowcew, byly ministe,
finans6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

RZYM. rs wrse6nia. Wed.
Ing :wszelkiego pra wdopodo.
bie6stwa zatarg Wloch :
Turcya 0 Tpipolis prsybiera
formy nader stanowcze.- -
Jak tslegramy doniosly,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

NEENAH, Wis. 25 wrze6nia.
Straszne .nieszczescie wyda-
rzy}o sic tn wczoraj o godz.
3:41 rano ma przecieciu kolei
Commercial str. Pociag oso-
bowy pedzacy z szybkoscia
Is mil nagodzine, wpadt ma
woz dr. abiniasty, ma kt6rym
|jecha}o 81 os6b powracaja.
cych z fanny Piotra Hansona
gdzie obcho11zono rocznice
5lubu. Powodem by}o to, ze
u skretu znajdowa}o sic wiel'
kie ogtoszenie ma desce, kt6.
re 7as}ani}o widok, a nadto
kurz i mgla. W6z zosta} po-
pogruchotany, a z os6b ma
MIN sic znajdujacych, IL
os6b ma miejscu zostalo zabi-
tych a 9 pokaleczonych,
tax ciezko, ze 3 z mich niexa-
wodnie umra. Z podr6znych
Twp ociagu Mkt ME zosta} ciez-
ko skaleczony; podr6zni tylko
powypadali 2 }6zek. Konie
Y wozu ME odnios}y szwan-
ku. Pomiedzy zabitymi znaj-
dowal sic l6letni James Drill
z Chicago; by}o tez kilku po-
lak6w, a mianowicie Domi-
|nik Monachi6ski, J6zef So
kolski, Anna Sokolska j Aug.
lZacharacka. Wozem kierowa}
fsam Peter Hanson ten uszedl
tbez szwanku. z go6ci jego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

sa, lecz wnet je z}apano. Pan
Bogus ME by} ma to przygo.
towapvm, konie jego zlekly
sic daily skok " box, z}sma}y
kolo i wszyscy " powozie
z impetem by)i rzuceni o zie1
mica " zamieszaniu TEN sta.
10 sic powyzsze nieszcze6cie!
Konie uciek]y druzgotajao
" kawa}ki pow6z lecz, wnet!
z1apano je.
P. Grudzi6ski zamiast sta>
nae / przyj6c z pomoca. psl
wyrzadzeniu z}a, powozenia,
podobnym scenom nieroztro-
pnie spokojnie.. ..pojechal ds1ej!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
Z INV fO'LSKlCH
w AlERVCEs :;

[ GRAND RAPIDS, Mich,
Sad opieku6@y obecnie roz.
patruje spra4R d'ug6w zabi
tego szamPio4a pie6ciarskie.
go Stanislawh Kiecala. Ze
wszech stroa naplywaja ra.
chunk i trJbno sadowi O.
rec kt6rs raj hunki So re-
.telne, a kt61 przesadzone.
Pogrzeb kos towal blisko
ST, 900. Lekarss kt6rzv opie-
kowali sic pit xsciarzem pred
jego 6mierciaa zadaja So, 900
"a swa prace. Pewien doktor z
zachodu zada $5m=za us}uge
lekarska oddana peWneii przy.
isci6lce Kiecala. Rachunki
"a wypezvczanie powoz6w j
automobil6w 81 take ogrom
ME wysokie. ,Jezth wsz,stkie
to rachunki bella pop1aco-
ne, 2 majatku Kiecala mic
ME pozostanie.
:.s-.
- Parma Maryanna Bar
tolic, liczaca lat %, ,amjesz-
ka}a pm. 3:a,4 Ann ] nj, costa
ia zaatakowa,.1 a .rzez. niezna- q. ,'
nego mezczyzne sna podw6.-
rzu pred domem jej ojca W
poniedziaiek wiecz6r. Mez
czyzna obalil ia; ma ziemie i
chwycil "a gard|o, lecz W tel
cbwili wybiegli z domu, bra.
cia i ojciec, kt6rzy ustyszali.
krzyk dziewczyny napast.
mix uciek}, Policya zosta}a "a
wiadomiona @ zdarzeniu. Kill
ka dni p6zniej dziewczyna
otrzyma}a list nakazujacy jej
przygotowac sic IA smierc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
NOWINY
TELEHRAFICZNE

MONTREAL QUEBEC,
25 wrze6nia Wczoraj W Ka.
nadzie odbyiy sic wybory do
nowego parlamentu, a zara-
zem zapadla decyzya co do
projektu wzajemno6ci celnej
Kanady 20 Stanami Zjedn.,
forsowanego przez liberal6w,
a zwalezanego przez konser-
watyst6w. Bo W wyborach par
tya konserwatJwna znaczne
odniosla zwyciestwo zyskujac
so mandat6w vie iekszosci.
y Ten wynik wybor6w sta.
nowi zarazem upadek obec-
nego liberalnego rzadu, ma
czele kt6rego stoi Laurier.
goracy zwolennik projekta,
przeciwko kt6remu Oswald
czy3a sic nieledwie kazda pro.
wincya, kt6ry wiec przyszle'
mu parlainentowi wcale
przed}o&ony ME bedzie. Po-
dobnei wiekszoscj konser-
waty6ci nigdy jeszc7e ME mie-
Il, v ostatnim parlamencie
iberali mieli IS gtos6w wick
szo6ci, obecniie szanse zgo}a
odwrotnie sic u}ozy}y. Zaz--
naczye: tel nalezy, 10 nawet
i liberali, CD zwycieAyli, u
zyskali tylko bardzo male
wieksso6ci, gdy konserwa-
tywni maja przewa2nie
wiekszo6ci ogromne. Wska-
zuje:to, ze caty lud Kanady
by} usposobiony przeciwko
wsajemno6ci, celnej: obawia.
no sic, ze wzajemnosc ia o.
derwie Kanade Cd Anglii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

TOLEDO, o. Micha} Soloo-
lewski kt6ry przesz}o .dwa
leta temu zasadzonym zostaf
przez tutejsze sadly ma kary :
,lozywotnego wiezienia "a
morderstwo popelnione na
Kruegerach, " niedziele po
poiudniu, zdo]al uciec,, z
wiezienia stanowego VI, Co.
lumbus. Me dlugo atoI cde1
szyl sic wolno6cia, ma; drugl.
bowiem dzie6 zosta} przy "a.
resstowanym " miejac acowoe 'ci
Deleware " poblizu.. Colun y.
bus. sebolsg eiokeDa }
6mia}ego czynu wYdostania !
sic ma wolno66 Z mur6w vie.
ziennych bedac przebranym
"a kobiete, Pan, ,Sobolewsks,
kt6rej w}adze> donios}y % n,
cieczcie jei meza z wieIenia.
przyje}a nowine W najwiek- ;.
Sym przestrachu, twierdzao
IL uczynii to dlatego by m6gl
.eem6cic sic ma niej "a poda- !:
na przez MIA skarge o roz-'
w6d. Ma drugi dzie6 gdy zo@.
stall ujetym j osad7onym "a
silnemi kratami wiazienia, o
6wiadczy}, IL jakks>lwiek ME
moze mu mic sprawic zadowol:
nienia il zostai ufetym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

FILADELFIA, Pa. We
wtorek rano do portu PREY
Snyder ulicy zawina} okrQt
p6lnocntgo Lloydu ,,Bres.
lau" 2 2l8 pasazerami mie.
dzypok}adowymi i 30 kaju.
towemi. D1iew. ecdziesiat pa
sazer6w tu wylad 'waio 3 re
szta ud..la sic do Galvestonu:
W czasie podrdxy zmar1
jednoroczny synek Jana Mo-
rawy 2>Reading, ra. na za-
palenie pluc; cialo .vtrsut'b 40
do NORA.
Ojciec, przybywszy pred
rokiem do Amerykii, zebral
tyle grosza, &e uslai sobie
gniazdko rodzinne j wyslal
pieniad1e po Zone. To tel
kiedy przyby} do portu ma
spotkanie i dowiedziai sic o
.5mierci swego synka, omdlal
z bolu,
- Benedykt Kawskj z pod
d. 27l3 E. Lehigh ul. z tesk-
noty "a krajem popadl " me-
lanholie. Zabrano go do szpi-
tala, przebyl. tam kilka ty~
godni, Pobyt W szpitalu ME
sluiyl mu. Wyszed}szy stam-
tad zastai list cd matki. "
.kt6rym ia gn zaklinala aby,.
jak najspieszniej wr6cil do
kraju,
w sobote ubieg'a widocz
ne stan irgo zdrowia doszedl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
ce spiesznie odes}nl do po-

CO spiesznie odes}A1 do po-
wiatowego wiezienia.
Gdy tfum powr6c'i ma po.
licye " nocy, Zamia6skiego
juz tam ME by}o. w ten spo-
sob uszedf zab6jca dorazne-
go sadu,
Samuel Jones, znany pill
karz posprzeczal bic 2 "a
miahskim a nawet podobno
napadf ma niego. Cd aprzecz-
XII przysz}o do bitki, " kt6-
rel z. doby} kozika i smier-
telnie zrani{ Jonesa.
Jones W szpitafu g6rni-
czym dogorywa a 4. " wie-
zieniu oczekuje ze strachem
kary, kto vie czy i ME 6mier-
ci = jezeli ofiara.j .jego pope.
dliwosci zamrze.
SHENANDOAH, Pa. Bro
nisfaw Stefanowicz zamieez-
kaly ma Centre st. " niedzie.
le wieczorem pod wply8em
targnal sic ma swe
wlasne zycie podrzynajac so
bic brzytwa gardlo.
NieszczeSliwego desperan.
ia. po ogledzinach lekarskich
do Faunton
Spring Szpitala: .:.;,..:.:
Wubiegla sobote wiecs6fem
jak zwykIe po wyp}acie mia.
Ia miejsce og6lna b6jka przy
Pear Lourell u]icach rezul
tatem kt6rej prawdopodobnie
ut,aci wzrok Piotr Howik.
B6jka pomiedzy< awanturni..
kami zwabi}a miejscowa po-
licye, kt6ra aresztowaIa wo
jowniczych uczestnik6w tel
awantury. CzY to ME wstyd
nam polakom, il niema( przy-
kazdej wyplacie ,,lakup" jest
wypefniony naszemi rodakA-
mi, kt6rzy tylko wstyd przy
nosza caFej naszej Polouii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

do ostateczno6ci, bo Kawski
przerznat sobie scvzorykiem
krtah Cd ucha do ucha. De-
nata odwieziono do szpitala W
bardzo krytycznym stanie.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-06
THE BAEY IUnTLE.

Ne Has to Paddle His Own Canos
From the Moment Of Birth.
Just so soon as a baby turtle energies
the sea. He has no one to teach him.
no one to guide him. In his curious
little brain there is implanted II streak
of caution based upon the fact thai
until certain period in his life his
armor is soft and no defense against
hungry fish. and he at once seeks shell
ter in the tropical profusion OF the
branching fronds an astonishing abun
dance of marine life Here the young
turtle feeds unmolested while bis ar
NOR undergoes the hardening process.
Whatever the young sea turtle eats
and wherever he eats 1t. facts not gen
orally ascertained. one thing is certain
1T agrees with him immensely. HI
ieads pleasant sort Of life. basking i,
the tropical sun and cruising leisurei,
In the cool depths.
Once he has attained the weight o.
twenty five pounds. which usually ~
ours within the first year. the turtle L
free from all danger. After that no tis:
or mammal. however ravenous. how
ever we'll armed with teeth. interfere
with the turtle.
When once he has withdrawn bis
head from its position Of outlook int,
the folds OF bis neck between the tw,
shells intending devourers may stru:
gle IN vain to make an impression
upon him.-Harper's Weekly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-06
TO HAVE HANDS FULL
lack" Dillon Has Many En-.
gagements to Fill.

From the number of bouts which
Jack" Dillon. has signed for, to take
place during the next few weeks. it is
presumed that Dillon will have his
hands full. He has four bouts to par.
ticipate in in the near future, the
first being with Jack Herrick, the Iii.
nois youth. which is to take place at
Beallview park next Tuesday even.
ing. The other three will occur at
indianapolis with McGoorty, Kelly and
Papke.
Dillon has recovered from the slight
illness of the first OF the week, which
prohibited his coming here to fight
Herrick. last Tuesday evening, on
which night the bout was scheduled.
He Is in the pink of condition now and
10 expected here to put up training
quarters Sunday. Herrick probably
will appear Sunday or Monday.
Dillon fought McGoorty in the South
some time ago and failed to make a
favorable showing against the pugi-
list from the old sod. but he wants
another match and . chance to come
back"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-06
HONOR SYSTEM WAS
HELD GOOD POLICY

Resolved that the honor system in
the Richmond High School is a good
thing" was the subject Of the debate
held ut the high school yesterday, the
aflrmative team composed Of Blanch
Addleman. Jennie Stevenson and Har-
~ Wooley. receiving the decision from
the judges. Th negative team was COM
posed Of Howard Messick. Frank
Boone and Jessie Mendenhan. The
judges were members of the high
school faculty, Arthur Murray. Miss
Edith Tallant and Principal l. E. Netf.
I'VE couldn't win the debate" one
Of the members on the negative team
declared following the debate. "be-
cause the judges were active in the in
stallation of the honor system and
they could not give the decision to
our team, and again. We could not and
would not blow on the fellows who
smoke cigarettes In the study room
and sneak OF when the teacher is
out Of tie room. We could have proven
thia but ~ did not want TO do It."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-06
FADS AND FASHIONS

An innovation this season are the
muffs of tulle. A very attractive mod
ell is mounted on pale corn-colored
satin and covered with series of
puffs Of golden-bfown tulle laid on
rather flat, with very narrow quill
ing of deeper brown tulle covering the
stitches where it is pulled. A border
of the darker tulle shirred in hun
dreds of tiny frills looks at a short
distance like mass of soft feathers.
Satin bags covered with shirred
tulle are hung over the arm, bows of
it are worn with effect at the collar
line, and band of black tulle around
the bare throat. fastened with dia-
mond slides, and small chou placed
a little to the side of the black given
wonderfully chic finish to the SIM
pie costume, beside making the skin
look milky white.
Velvet and suede pumps, which
have been much worn during the
summer, are to continue popular dur
ing the fall.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-06
MRS. SCOTT DEAD
Well Known Cambridge City
Woman Died Suddenly.

Mrs. Elias Scott, of Cambridge City,
died suddenly at her home late Thurs
day afternoon. from a complication OF
diseases which included heart trouble
and Bright's disease. Mrs. Scott had
been in apparently good health all day
and in the early part of the day went
down town on some errands. When
she returned she spent some time on
her front veranda chatting with neigh
bors, and finally went out to the curb
to talk with an apple peddler Mr..
Boyd, standing in his lawn on the op-
'posite side of the street, saw Mrs.
Scott gradually sink to the ground.
He ran across to her, and picked her
up just as she finally fell toward the
pavement. A physician was called at
once, but Mrs. Scott was pronounced
dead before he arrived.
Mrs. Scott was Sc years of age, and
is survived by six sons and two daugh.
ters. She was a prominent worker in
the Christian church in Cambridge
City. The funeral will be at the home
Sunday, 200 p. m. and interment will
follow at Germantown. Friends may
call at any time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-06
LINCOLN'S LESSON.
Tire Way He Learned to Tell When .
Thing 10 Proved.

Tire Way He Learned to Tell When .
Thing 10 Proved.
Abraham Lincoln was once asked
how he acquired his wonderful logical
powers and his acuteness In analysis.
Lincoln replied: 1t was my terrible
discouragement which did that for ME
When | was young man l went into
an office to study law. saw that
lawyers business Is largely to prove
things. said to myself. Lincoln.
when Is a thing provedy That was a
poser. What constitutes proof? Not
evidence: that was not the point. There
may be evidence enough. but wherein
consists the proof? groaned over the
question and finally said to myself,
'Ah. Lincoln. you can't TELL Then
thought what use is it for me to be In
q law office IL can't tell when a thing
Is proved:
$50 gave 1t up and went back
home. Soon after l returned to the old
log cabin l fell in with a copy OF Eu.
cid. ] had not the slightest notion Of
what Euclid was. and l thought !
would find out l therefore began 4,
the beginning, and before spring l haa
gone through the old Euclid's geometry
and could demonstrate every PROPOSE
ton In the book. Then In the spring.
when I had got through with it. l said
to myself one day. All. do you know
when a thing Is provedy aud l an.
swered. Yes. sir: l do. Then you may
g back to the law shop and went"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-06
SENATE PROBERS
GIVEN SURPRISE
Stephenson's Manager Says
1t Is All Right to Pur-
chase Votes.
(Eational News Association)

\NAtlonal News ASSOclatlon)
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 6-Rodney
Sachett. former campaign manager for
Senator Stephenson astounded the in
vestigating committee today by in
forming them that he thought and still
thinks ne was at liberty to purchase
votes in the proper method. Sackett
said Stephenson told him to keep
within the law and he told the men
to whom he gave money to do what
they could to make sentiment for
Stephenson.
A. f. Edmonds, who took the stand
yesterday and though grilled all day
failed to throw light on the 100000
expenditure OF the senatorial candi-
date. constantly referred to Sackett
as the man who knew" The COM
mittee today had carefully prepared
transcript of the evidence given by
Edmonda. ready to question Sackett
infinitely about the matters which Ed
monds said were left entirely in his
hands. The committee will endeavor
particularly to find out how the fund
OF 100000, seemingly unaccounted for
and which Edmonds was trapped into
admitting went for beer. liquor and
cigars was expended.
1t Is expected that Sackett's exami-
nation will take the entire day, though
q number OF other witnesses were or
1ered to be on hand
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-06
BUILDING PERMIT
Issued for a New F. & N.
Factory Building.

One of the most important building
permits issued by City Controller E.
G. McMahan yesterday was for the
new factory to be- erected on Wash
fngton avenue by the F. & n. Lawn
Mower company. The structure will
cost approximately $4,000 and it is al.
ready under the course of construc-
ton. The officials of the company
expect to have the building completed
by December I.
The factory building will be con-
structed of brick and will be so feet
by $50 feet. 1t will be three stories
high. The lower floor will be occu.
pied by the F. & n. company for manu-
featuring and storage purposes and
the upper floors probably will be leas-
ed to small concerns.
Other building permits issued were
mostly for additions to houses and
barns and were as follows:
Ben Schroeder, 3O7 South Ninth
street, frame addition to dwelling $500.
Cora NJ Carman, North Fifth street,
repairs to brick barn, $500.
James Hiatt, 80 North Sixth street,
frame shed, SIS.
Russell Strattan, 243 Pearl street.
frame veranda, SIS.
Thomas Ireton, Richmond avenue,
frame barn, $3.50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-06
A PROGRAM
For Meeting of the CONNER
cial Club Monday.

Announcement is made today by
Secretary Charles w. Jordan of the
program for the Commercial Club
meeting next Monday evening Several
special features have been prepared
for the occasion, as October ninth, the
day of the meeting, is Are prevention"
day throughout the country. The COM
mittee to arrange the program has
secured number of local authorities,
who have promised to give talks on
the subject of preventing fires. The
chairman of the committee, Sharon E.
Jones, will speak on the purpose of
the campaign and Chief Miller will
suggest a few remedies for the fire ev-
H. Several local business men will give
short talks.
The complete program follows:
1880 p. m.-Call to order; Minutes,
Report of Committees, General Bust
ness for good of city.
Fire Prevention Day Program.
S. f. Jones, Chairman.
The Purpose of the Day-by Chair
man.
Suggestions by Fire Chief Edgar E.
Miller.
Five to Ten Minute talks by o. G.
Porterfield, A. l.. jenkins, Chas. d.
Shideler, Wilbur X. Bradbury, Supt.
Thos. A. Mott.
General Discussion and smoker.