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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-06
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@ieles benefit Den Sortidritt.
Sauienoe belfen ibren Mitrnenihen
oies lit Elm @eipeis. Inter oieien i'll
Wrs. @. gS. @ouIo bon Bittsfielb,
%. S. Sic ielbit fano @eiunobeit
ourb ginnebmen BON electric 8it-
ters" uno ratet nun anoeren Sci.
oenoen ii6eraa oas Wfittel Su ne1.
men. oSeit Sabren litt ih OH Ma.
gen- uno geierenfranfbeit", lhreibt
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tric Differs nabnl, Der mir number.
bar ball. gr bilft ieoer Srau. @r III
Der bette 9onif uno oas bette 2eber-
uno Nieren. .Mittel. 8eriuht i'm SJr
weroet es ieben. SOC in oIlen glpotbc.
tern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-06

berr uno meiit in @ien ipobnbof..
6iirit 4lfreo mar om 2. ssuli 1874
geboren utto IN erItcr gbe nit gfo.
Ia BERN. @rafin 2aoansfp bon gu
fotpa, geb. bon Mof, bermdblt, polt
luel6er er i'm Sabre 1883 gefhie.
Ben iuur0e sSn stpeiter @be berbei-
ratete er iih nit 4oroIa 46patba
De gaemes-&apus.
: gu @o5en in Sirol lit Der be-
riibmte Wiloiopb Ser gerliner lint
periitat, Brofeiior @ilbelm Diltbep.
I'M foIt bollenoeten iiebenunofieb5ig.
iten 2ebensiabre oabingeidieoen.
Brof. 0iltbep bielt idon ieit ei11igen
Semeitern feline regeln1GBigen 8or,
leiungen nlebr. CT NOR MitgIieo
Ser afaoenlie Ser Bifleni6aften.
2out telegrapbifder Meloung
aug Srieori6sbafen bat oas neue
3epppelin 2uftidiff peldes gu
@nfong Sebruar bonn preuBiiden
&riegsmiliiiterium beitellt NOR nno
CUR 8erlpenoung i'm 9lrneeoienit
beitimnnt lit, einen bodft erfoIgrei-
den Brobeflug betperfiteIligt.
Sberleutnant 8ortel bonn s.
llngoriiden SSnfoltterie 9feginent
erI6oB IN 8uoopeit auf offener
5traBe oen Sonbeo 2ertnant Ga.
gar uno 1telte ii6 oann feIbit ser
9onmal6antur. Ser 8orfoa er-
regt ungebeures aufieben. 3abI-
rei6e GerIonen lparen Mueen5eugen
Ser Sat, oie iid blibidnea abipielte.
Der 8emegsruno muroe unmittel-
bar befonnt. 2a8ar bate oes Sber-
leutnants Sran entfiibrt uno mub
te gepartig ieil bob bieier Die eritc
@elegenbeit pabrnebmen piiroe.
I'M Ha6e 5lt iibett.
Cine Slut bon @rinncrllngen
miro padjgerufen ourb eine teIe-
grapbiide 4unoe alts Waiin6eE,
melde oen SelbItmor6 Der auerif
olird ibr @erbdIhlis gu Seroinalc
2aialle allgenein befallnt geiporbe.
men Selene bon Doilniges incloet
Die ltneliidlide peraiftete fid nit
Gblorolbpbrot lllo tpor olsbalo einc
2eide. sinol3ielle Sorgel,, nelde
Die syiinfunoledaigjdbrige f6ntr
6eoriidten, baben iie 5nr 8er5ipcif.
lung uno IN ben 500 getrieben. Sc
Gene bon 96niliees, einc 9o1ter oes
6aperiiden 9iplonlaten uno 8ubIi.
5iiten @ilbelnl bon Donniges, mar
in eriter Gbe nit Dem ipaladiiden
9ojaren gtaeoipis perrl1blt. 9lls
oieier nod perlobt ipor, erfubr er
BON Sen 9e8icbungen ieiiter groni
5u 2aiaae, uno es fam gum 0uen,
in neldem Der io5ialiltiihe sSiibrer
oie Sooesipunoe crbielt, pelher CT
anl 81. 9luguft 1861 lit @enf erlag.
SSn elmer grolhiire oWaeiite 8e5ic.
bungen 81 2oialle" bat iid) Die Ser
faIierin gu rehtfertigen perilth..
9tad Dem 9ooe @acoipis' pcrbeiro.
tete iihS 9elene bon Do,niges nit
oem Sdouipieler Srie0mann, oor.
nod NIT Dem riiifiiden Sburtali.
iten Sdeipitid III Mep gorf, oes
Dor einiger 3eit itarb. Sic bat aiif
Der 9iibne in oen odt5iger Sabren
in Seem Sort, tpie in bielen anoeren
groBeren Stdbten ser Ser. Staateii
nennensmerte Sriuntpbe gefetert
uno lit ipdter aIs Sdriftiteaerilt ia.
tia geipefen. Sbre bot ni6t loitger
3eit erihielrpnell Menloiren erreg.
ten namentlih negen Der freien 9e-
banoluna reht beifler Sbenlota
groBes 9lufIeben.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-06
9as 2ieb bonn Gone Star Bier.

Sas 2pne Star 8ier, bas TIT Der
Sitel
Ses Sranfs, ber iifj BET mns betpa6rt,
Sas lit eiu gau5 fampies NeitteI,
0enu unS mas g5fes ipi6erfd9rt.
9es Worgens mie bes Abenbs mir
Shuedt gut ntein @lGsfben 2Dne
Star8 8ier
N.ein i.G as2onc Stargier, netu
2une Star 9 Ter.
9leiht's mid tm 9opf, reifts mid im
Magen,
Sab' tt] sum Gffen feine 2mit,
0eun ntidj bic bbfen Sdbnmpfen plagen,
Sab' idy &atarrb In nteiiter Wruft.
0as ioa bic Mebiaim bann Mir,
Sd triuf mein @lasden 2pue Star
8ter
N.ein 2i-2 a=2pne star, mein
2une Star8ter.
9as 2pne 8ier ioll mir mod
ritrn0en,
Wenn iebe anbcre Srenbe ftarb
Wenn mild Srennb Sain beim Dlas ges
funben
tlnh mir Bite 2ebensfrenh' nerbarb;
Sd trtnfe bann nit i6n nod bier
Mein lettes 9lasdjen 9one Star
8ter,
Mein=2 i=Q a.9 one star 8ier utein
Gone Gtar 8ier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-06
: 9(us @ulpe1ton folnmt oie

0a6ri6t pom Sooe bes 8ater @ei-
mer, oes Bfarrers Der ct. Soiepbs
Stride uno General @icors Der
@alpeItoner 9ioceie. 8ater @el.
mer ipur elmer Der befanntelten unc
beliebtelten heutiden fatbolii6en
@eiItli6en oes Staates. @r itanlmtc
aus Dem Noiiouii6en fam 1868
na6 Mmerifa uno nuroe orei Sab-
re ip1ter in @aloeiton gum 8rieiter
eemeibt. gta6 elmer mebriGbrigen
31tiefeit als Wtiiiionar erbielt CT
Die Bforrltelle in Bernard Brairie,
Colorado GountD, nobe Der beutigeI
NoItitation Weene, no er lange
Sabre, Aobperebrt bon aotbolifen
uno gei9tfatbolifen in ieeensrei6.
Iter @eiie getuirft bat. 3u s[nfans
Ser nelln3iger Sabre muroe er ole
8forrer Ser ct. Soiepbs Stride
nad @oIpelton beruien i,no erbielt
ouh oos General @ifariat Der
Oiocele. 9ln6 in ieinem neiien
@obnort mar er allgenein beliebt
lino geo6tet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-06
ltnteritiibt Die Streifer.

3upeilen geben 2eber, geieren mlo
gillgetueioe an ben Streif iln6 ncr-
'weisern gu fnnftionieren. 9ann
6rau6t Sbr Die angenebmel flei.
nen Streifbre6er = Or. Sings
Reue 2ebenspilen ben Srganen
natiirlihe Siilfe 5u bringen ilno ie
gu eeboriger 9atiafeit 8u 5iuingen
@ute @eiunbbeit folgt bnlo nad. Ser.
iuft Tie. 25c in alien &potbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-06

peu 4piIHHll1Cil Ylllf uub uel Htt&t
8oti6ofter Die 9epolllnd6tigura
BON ieiner &eeierung nitbringen
miro, lll1terbanolltngen nit benz
Staatsoepartement gu eroffnen fir
cine gebiiion oes alten rllllifd-
amerifaniiden 8ertrags bon 1882,
ourd pel6en III aImerifa geborene
ooer neutraliiierte Ssraeliten tas
unbeidrdnfte 9tebt erbalten, in
RuBlono 5lt reiien ooer 5u tpobnen.
Sn Der Silcrelt Station fir
rabtloie gelegrapbie IN Gan Sran-
cisco bat man eine 8otibaft aus
sssopon aufgenommen. Die 8ot.
idaft fam bon Der Sriel Sofuidu,
I'M auBeriten @orben SSopan's gele-
gen, uno mar fir oen auf Der Mei-
Ie nod @onolulu befinbIiben iapa-
niiden Dampfer uGbipo Maru@
beItinnlt. slnfangs fonnte Der Sele.
grapbilt in Der Silcrelt Station nic
5ienole nidt oeutIid periteben, aber
balo oerltano er aaes gel1au u.,o
iab lutl, oaB er nit Sapall cine
ertfernung Don 5000 Meilen in
gerbil,oung itano. gr ipe6lelte nod
eillige gotidaften NIT ieinem Sol
legen lit Sapan. Damn ipuroe Die
8erbinonng ui1terbro1en.
- Hear-96miruI SdlIen's Beer
oiallne bat am Donneritag nadnlit-
tag init groBem Honp itattgefun=
Den. Die 2eide murbe auf Dem Sir.
lington 9eotional Srieobof bel @aib-
ington beigeiebt. 700 9aoetten bon
Der @faoen1ie gu 9lnnapolis u1lb
iber tauIenb Mantt 2ano- uno See.
lruppen nabmen an Der 8erbi-
gltng tell. Sil Dem 2eiben5uge' ma.
rell Warine Miniiter Meper, 9lo-
Iniral Denep, Mitglieoer oes Ober-
gunoesgeribts, Oes oiplomatiihen
Corps, 8ablloie bobe 9fegierlngsbe-
ante, 8eteranen oes ipanii6en
&rieges II. M. 9lIs 8obrtrager FUN,
sierten Die Hear=9lbmirdIe gsi1ol-
ion, gromipea, Green, Barter.
Wc2eon unb 8emep, ferner Gene
ral-2eutnont Mliles uno @i6ter
Sagner.
- Cine iest in oeiinitiper Mus-
arbeitung begriffene Statiftif Der
u@eological Surbep" l6Bt einen
Rtidgang Der @oloprobuftion M
5iio-9lmerifa llno Der &npferpro.
ouftion III Wontana nno Wti1igan
erieben. Die &upfer Yroouftion
oes Sabres 1910 in Wtontana iuar
I'M 100000 9funo serinser ais
I'M @oriabre, Die BON Weidigan
i'm $2,000,00O eeringer. Die @ole-
prohibition BON Siio- -Gofota bat
INT $6,577, 900 abgellomlnen. Dage.
gen 5ei9te Die 8roouftion bon
Solo, Silber, aupfer, gIci mo
3inn in Soabo cine 3unabme nm
S655,347.
= SSn Der uneIudli1en Staot
9luitin in Benniplpaniem pereen
nod taglid 2eiden geflmoen 0ie
3abl oerielben betrdgt jest iHon
iiber fiinf5ig.
Sn 4mericus, 60, bat man
oas gottonfliifen BET Monoli1t elm.
sefiibrt. Das Experiment bat mon
audi friiber einnlal in Seras ge-
nla6t es lit aber ME biel babel Der.
ausgefommen.
Ole Bunoes @ran6iurD in
@lepelano, Ohio, bot eegen bier Ea.
peten Jabrifanten uno gegen bier
@roBbdnoler nit Tapeten, Die glr-
flage erboben, ein uebereinfommen
5ur @inoerung oes Sanbels ein.
gegangen gu iein melhes llebereill-
fomnlen eilte 8erlesltrg Der gll1ti-
Sruit-@eieBe beoeilte.
- 8on &anias Gitp, Weo., aus
bot am Donneritag oas @ettflie-
gen Inn Die Sanes @orbon 8en.
nett -Sropbde uno oen 2abm-9eber
6egonnen. aht 8allons nebnlen an
ibm tell.
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penn er an nidts benft?"
Serr.: oMn Die Shmiire eincr
Sroul"
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Company" in Stem gorf erbieIten
mir ,,@ortenlaube" s. 36 u. 81.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-31
IS WISDOM HUNGRY
Doomed Cinnamon Master
ing English in His Cell.

Portland, Ore, Jan. 31.-A pathetic
figure in the county Jail here is Lum
Woon, friendless Chinarhan, under
sentence of death for participating in
Highbinder riots that caused the
death of Lee Tai Huey. In the very
shadow of the gallows during the past
year, Lum Woon has been siezed
with a thirst for knowledge and has
learned to read and write the English
language fluently.
Spelling over a tattered primer
while the courts were grinding on his
case. Lum Woon seemed a peculiarly
helpless and forlorn creature. His
jailors realized he would probably be
hanged and they could not see his
reason for learning a new language
With the stolidity and patience of his
race, Lum Woon studied on, master
ing the CAT and DOG of the primer
and progressing to the first reader
i'and then to other books. He has read
a large part of the jail library and he
writes well. He has carried on com
munications with his attorneys il
their own language and he reads and
| apparently understands the orders Of
the court in his case.
| BY the decision of the supreme
court, just rendered, Lum Woon is de
MED a new trial and must pay the pen
atty of his crime by being hanged
zee Gueng, another Chinaman, WHIT
has been held in the murderers Gel
under sentence of death for partici
pating in the shooting of Lee Tia
Huey, has been granted new trial.
/ New Years Day zee Gueng declar
ed he was going to cut off his queu,
and change his luck. He tried to per
suade Lum Woon to do the same bu
the latter refused to depart from thu
traditions of his forefathers. Lee
Gueng parted with his queue and at
tributes his good luck to this fact.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-31
AGED WOMEN SLIDE
DOWN FIRE ROPE
Blaze Cuts Off Stairway and
They Save Lives by I'm
provised Ladder.

Chicago. Jan. 31.-Two old women,
delving into dusty trunks In an attic
and musing over the half-forgotten
called their lost youth when fire
broke out in the rooms below and
cut off their escape. With no thought
of the years that had bent and stiffen.
ed their former 1.-the young figures.
they fastened one end of rope to .
rafter. flung it from window and
slid down to the pavement.
The fire occurred at 1896 North
Clark street, where Mrs. Sophie Carl
son, an elderly widow. resides. Mrs.
Nellie Berg. 1929 Newport avenue. al
SO widow, was calling, and the two
began talking Of their girlhood days
1t was but step to the attic. where
stored in cobwebbed trunks, were
heirlooms and relics of Mrs Carlson's
youth.
One after another the trinkets came
out and their stories were told. The
two were oblivious to the cracking
flames which had broken out in the
flat of Henry Gutforth, on the first
floor. and when the smoke assailed
their nostrils they rushed to the door.
only to find the stairs on fire.
Mrs. Berg glanced about the attic
and saw coil of rope in the corner.
In moment it was fastened to raj
ter Mrs. Carlson grasped the rope,
swung herself out and slipped to the
ground in safety, although the strands
OF the rope burned the skin from her
hands.
AS the flames reached the attic Mrs.
Berg climbed from the window and
began sliding down. but as she ncared
the sidewalk she lost her hold and
fell, breaking her left ankle She was
taken to the Town Hall station. where
she was attended by physician and
was afterward carried to her home.
The Gutforth family was away from
home when the fire started and its
cause has not been ascertained.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-31
MRS. TEETOR'S FUNER-
AL ON WEDNESDAY
palladium Specially

Hagerstown, Ind. Jan. 31.-The
body of Mrs. Henry Teetor who died
Sunday at Des Moines. Iowa, while
enroute to California. arrived in this
place Monday afternoon. accompanied
by Mr.. Frank Teetor and daughter,
and Mr.. John Harris and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Teetor. who met the train at
Chicago. There were about 200 PEG.
pie assembled at the station.
Members of the family state that
death was due to heart disease. Mrs
Tector had been i'll with indigestion
Saturday. but in the evening was feel
ing much improved. Death occurred
about Z o'clock Sunday morning. The
physicians who attended Mrs. Teetol
stated that she could never have with
stood the high altitude in crossing the
Rocky Mountains.
Funeral; services will be held at the
Christian church Wednesday after
noon at $50 o'clock. the Rev. A. X
Love. assisted by the Rev. Louis Tee
tor. officiating. Burial will be in West
Lawn cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-31
OFFERS A HOSPITAL
indianapolis Doctor Would
Aid State.
palladium specially

Indianapolis, Jan. 31.-Sen. Levi p.
Harlan's bill which would give the
state a new hospital to be located prob
ably in st. Clair park. between Illinois
and North Pennsylvania streets. ut st.
Clair street, by accepting the 100000
gift Of DIR. and Mrs. Robt. w. Long, is
to be made a special order of business
In the senate Tuesday afternoon.
The bill was introduced in the last
throes of Mondays agony in the SEN
ate. Sen. Harlan offered an immediate
favorable report Of the committees on
health and affairs of Indianapolis, and
asked for a suspension of the rules SO
as to give it second and third readings
and pass 1t at once. He offered as an
inducement the intimation that Dr.
Long would contribute probably
$4,000 or 100000 more to the hos
pital In event the measure Is passed
this week. He said DR.. Long desires
to 60 south and wishes definite action
as soon as possible on the acceptance
or rejection of the offer. Sen Kistler
declared 1t might entail expenditure
w tnS StdSC ia Tic way vi 10
lions in after years although Sen. Har
Ian said 1t would require no imme
diate appropriation. The objection
was sufficient to hold the bill over.
One section of the bill provides the
hospital shall be located in st. Clail
park unless the state decides to pur
chase property before 1912 for public
library and other state buildings. in
which case the hospital might b.
erected on those grounds.
Another section provides the trus
tees Of Indiana University may sell the
present medical college just west O
the state house and. IL they choose
use the proceeds in establishing new
one In connection with the state hos
pita1,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-31
COUNTY HORSEMEN
HAVE NOW FORMED
an ORGANIZATION
Richmond Matinee Driving
Association Enters the
Field and 1t Has Leased
Driving Park.


said by prominent members OF the as
ISOLATION. is equal to the best to be
found In the state. The Reidston
stock farm near Centerville. will
place some fast horses on the local
track for training.
Activity in repairing the old driv.
ing park and placing II In condition to
accommodate the many horses will be
commenced as soon as the weather
will permit. The track will have to
be remadc NJ much Of II 10 now plant.
ed In corn. Several stables will be
built, IL IL understood. but probably
no grandstand will be erected until
next year.
Mayor Zimmerman said this morn.
ing that he would have some fine
horses on the track this season, but
whether he will place any on the cir
cults Ii not definitely known at this
date The mayor was formerly well
known driver and has record OF
2:11N on the old driving park track
iona 2. made this time. finishing sec
ond behind a horse doing the dis
lance In 2:1O rs.
The driving park Is owned by Aug
ustus Scott. a prominent retired farm
er Of Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-31
DEMOCRACY HOLDS
MEETING IN CITY
Members of Local Jefferson
Club Elect Officers
for the Year.

The election of officers. discus
sion of the Democratic outlook both To-
cal and general, and the starting OF a
movement to widen the scope of the
club and secure more commodious
quarters. featured the meeting of the
Jefferson club last evening. 1t is the
general opinion that the prospects of
the party are now exceedingly bright
for the 1912 campaign and now that
a good Roadway has been secured
every effort should be put forward
to make the best of il. In this re-
gard 1t was suggested that larger and
more convenient club rooms be secur-
ed and that they be equipped with
modern social features SO that the
young men of the city might be drawn
into the organization to a greater ex
tent. The plan in general is to make
the club more on a semi-school ma
ture rather than entirely political or
ganization. The proposition will be in
vestigated more fully by the new board
of directors and at the next meeting
February Is, will make a report.
B. B. Johnson was elected president
of the club for the ensuing year and
other officers as follows: A. w
Blickwedel, first vice president; Ber
Hill, second vice president; c. w
Caldwell. recording secretary; Viii
Schuerman, financial secretary; o. F
Mckee, treasurer; John Lontz. Petit:
Reid, Thomas !. Study, F. A. Colvin
c. b. Beck. Jacob Lchtenfels. Richard
Schillinger. John Hollowell, and Rich
ard Dye, directors.
The business session was called t.
order by A. w. Blickwedel and ID. II
Kuth was named temporary chair
man.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-31
WIVES OF FARMERS
TO BECOME PUPILS
Many Will Take Domestic
Science Course at Rich
mOnd Corn School.

The farmers wife is just as anx-
ious to bring her department on the
farm to the highest standard of per-
lection as the farmers. There is a
chance to study the latest develop
ments in the profession of home max
ing at the Short Course to be held in
Richmond during the week of Febru-
airy Gil. No woman should miss it,,
particularly those who have entered
or are about to enter homes of their
own.
A kitchen on a small scale will be
installed. equipped with utensils ne
cessary to every kitchen and yet cas-
lily within the reach of all as to cost.
Lectures will be given on foods, their
relation to health and proper combin-
atoms; practical lessons on the funda-
mental principles of cookery will be
given; methods of cooking vegetables
meats, eggs, cheese will be demon
strated; the value of these foods in
the diet; bread making and few
dainty dishes will be included in this
course. Economy both in marketing
and cookery is made feature and
points in serving both for the family
| table and special occasions are EN-
phasized. All the recipes are practi
cal and for every day use.
While it is impossible in a weeks
time to touch on all the various
branches of home life,' still no one at
tending this course can fail to obtair
helpful suggestions tending to pro
mote better health and greater econ
omy both of labor and expense.
The work in this department will
be in charge of Miss Gertrude Nc
Cheyne and Miss Grace Woodward o
the extension department of Purdu,
experiment station.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-31
KITTEN FURNISHES
KIDNAPPING CLEW

Denver, Jan. Silt was a little
Maltese kitten that led operative
Hickman. of the Burlew detective
to recover the three-year-old girl of
Mrs. Iris Lee. of Johnstown, Colo.
and also led to the apprehension at
Wharton. Tex. of James w. Lee, who
had kidnapped the child.
Mrs. Lee was granted divorce last
June by Judge Bradfield. of the Weld
county court. At the same time she
was given custody of the child. A
stipulation was made in the decree
that Lee should have the privilege of
visiting the child for six hours on the
first Sunday of every month One
Sunday he disappeared with the child.
Mrs. Lee Immediately hired detectives
to trace her husband, but for several
days no trace of him could be found.
Detective H. E. Burley finally discoy-
cred that Lee had purchased a ticket
for Vancouver. b. c.. had hired an
automobile there and boarded Bur
lington train at Hudson, Colo.
He learned this through the fact
Lee had taken kitten along for the
amusement of Irene. The train crew
had refused to allow the kitten in the
passenger coach and had placed it III
the baggage car. Operative Hickman
was set ON the trail, and by tracing
the transfers Of the kitten in the bag.
gage car. was able to follow Lee,
thOuch fourteen daya behind him
throughout the trip.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-31
HEINEMANN ACCEPTS
LOCAL ENGAGEMENT

Word has been received from the
manager of Alexander Heinemann. the
great German singer. that he will ap.
pear In recital in Richmond, Wednes-
day night. February 18th.
The committee in charge of this re.
citai met last evening in the high
school and canvassed the situation
very thoroughly. and It is very evident
a great deal of interest is manifested
In this event although but one slight
announcement has been made.
Arrangements have been made for
this recital to be in the Coliseum in
order to accommodate all who may
wish to attend.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-31
lauoh 4 Little BIT.

Here's a motto just you. ht-
Laugh a little bit
When you think you're trouble hit
Laugh a little bit
Look misfortune In the face.
Brave the beldam's rude grimace.
Ten to one twill yield its place
If you have the wit and grit
Just 10 laugh a little bit.
Cherish this as sacred writ -
Laugh q little bit.
Keep Il with you. sample IT.
Laugh q little bit.
Little Ills will soon betidc you.
Fortune may not sit beside YOU.
Men may mock and fame deride you
But you'll mind them not a whit
II you laugh a little bit.
Edmund Vance Cooke.