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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

&opl opleper ogiaa en &ierlig,
beoSbiltorie, iom i1pnger Jig giennem
Tortallingen. Men en0nu 1fal fun
omtaleS bans egte ipife, opbe, tung=
iin0ige 6slelie al Samberigbeo mes
Sen ifip11ne, n1en forfrenfelige Sea-
tur. @e0 fin Toritaaelie al, bpoO
Der fon rpre fig / ct ungt @ennelfe,
lom ct bofiet op poa 2anoet, laoer
Sorfatteren bam iaaleoes Ell Gang
iDnfe ben / Minoerne fra 8urnoon1=
men ON @olens Spnfen og 9agens
I&eloen mos Spnoagsfpnlo, ONT Sc
lange Sfpgger often til" og @irf-
ningen beraf i bans 8arnefino. 5
bette finder leg noget ieregent iml1ft
og noget npt; jeg bar al6rig fpr Left
ONT BEN Stemning, men fjenocr Sen
iaa gobt.
@proget fleoer fig ifipnt or1 Sc
bleoe, bcmo0SfulOe 5temninger pg CT
/ oct bele go0t. Ser fltnoe n1ooi #
poo Steoer babe peret lagt oet
famine mes fGrre Or0, og ct enfcl1
Steo finoes Ell ubel0ig Sammel1.
FILLING al ct Ear bille0lige lt0trpf
@en Sc Mangler, ser fin0es / 8n:
gen, bejer fun list moo set at lar:
Hobl @lers at fienoe. Sans 8or,1.
Som og tioligite l1ng6om fan mol,
leie ON / 6orfotterens ti6ligere 800
lis / &er0en".
81. @obierg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
Den nor(ks 1en paa
Den jpo(ke @eoe.

S &riitiania vMftenpoltcn" friper
Sen norife SSol1rnaliit Gmil Trpe11 en-
&effe ~Sp0ife 8rcpc", @ejieifil-
oringer fra Spllano. Sen fprite al
6tSie fortnller ON Sc 6orieg, Ser /
oen ienere Sis bar pnret giort n1eo
at in0fbre &ens0pr fra 6inmarfen til
De iDoife &eoer for at faa bisie til
at gipe l1obptte lelp / Moturtilitan=
SEN. 6orieget bar: n11 ltraft Jig ODER
go6t ct sar og ipnes at bore lpffez
6eS iqpnt go6t, i6et Sc inofprte Dpr
bar laoet fig afflimatiiere og bar
bragt iunot Mffom til @eroen. Ser
blep | Sommer in0fiebt en- ny 5en=
otng &ensopr fra @orge, og Set CT
oenne emil 6rgen fortGller ON.
- Ser par perbigt 6plge pao
8ad0en 1e0ober. vt ballot Ones ytett
/ ligeiaa mango luftige &asier. Sc
Tom fra 6ieGoet og @i66en og ifuf6e
ne6 paa Sen 6onife &e6e.
Sc far nogle &ien6inger fpr Ser.
noe / 6reorifs Sogn / 8iborg Mmt
goar Ser Ell lioen Slot &ens6pr, ion1
tom fra @orge flor.
Ser CT oannet Ell Screening, JOIN
bor til Gormaal at forigge,om Stems
opr fan tribes og ldnne Jig poo sen
iDoffe &e6e = og, bnis Sorigget Ipf<
fes, ga fra en- @o6erfoloni at ifaffe
Seoeboerne 9pr, iom Tan n6nptte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
2apen poa @e6en og gipe 6em en-
Sn6tGgt.

2apen paa @eoe11 og gibe Sem en-
SnotGgt.
Sc laoer intet u%foripgt, Sc oonlfe
Brpore, for at nDttiggigre alt. 9et
er oem en- Bligt og en- sgresiog /
8looet at giere alting npttigt, lgn-
1omt og inobringenoe. Ser er ct
intenlt Smlpn og en- priielig Erang
til at gigre Mpnt at, lope noget reg
ntngSbel baren0e u0 al alt, bpo6 Sc
bar. @n pfonumt1t Cans og ct @reb
pao at Delte Sinoing, joni CT beun=
l6ringsber0tg.
Sg iaa gigr Sc altiao ogioo CIT
Yrppe paa, om Sc fan penoe 6en jp6=
ffe 2ap / @ipo og &enge.
6orlpeet er life fomlnet lanat.
9e 7-SDpr fra flor bar efter ST.
genoe tribeoes go0t. Sc bor life
9oaet poa fiji 500 og ipgt lin 6poe.
Sc bar peret I Snogieroi1g, bpor
Sc for peret fooret me0 jp0if Stems
oprlab. Sen bar Sc eot mes Mppe=
tit og 8elbefinoenoc, % Sc &alpe,
1om ct fon1met til, bar cit @ef1t og
cit 5ploe, iom lober n0merfet -
tiger SobonneS 9ecb, iom far bentet
Dprene, bar retit Goee11 og facet Sc
npope116ige Wi6ler iamlet til 6orlp=
get.
Naor &enerne MI bpoes MORT
&ensoprmoie og oan1f Sap iommen,
toger Sc altio fgrit Sen liolte, fortel=
ler ian. Sg feoe og iun6e er Sc,
1ao ban CT oper al Torpentning for
npiet meb &eil1ltotet. Snteresieu
for Sagen bofser> offlimotilereoc
l&alpe beitilles, Sc pnifelige Benge=
mi0ler flp0er in6, og alt lober go0t.
ga - 1aa faor hi maa1 tie en- for
retnil1gsm9siig @onfl1rrence / &ens=
oDrfid6 fra Set foretagiommc Gait
marfs SIDE. Oct bor hi naturligpis
life tGnft % M11ligbe0en al. SIT
bore Sen, Morges nori fe &ein! full
Sc funne fdres fra Sc bpic 6ielo neo
paa Sen flaoe @e0e og Ser outage
en- &appeitri6 mes @iemlanoet -
set par bel utenfeligt. Sg oog?
Set er iffe umulig at loa fan tie.
Seq bar NOT let ielpitfre norffe
@Gn0 me6 8ram ofbile Sen Sonfe:
Set ifltl6e bore en- notltri trioig Ero;
en- l1fpn6igbeoens og l%1forftonoens
forfleine Sanfe.
Men en- ifal al6rig iige al6ris.
9et er lite abiolut iiffert, at @en
moo babe 6iel6et og &uloen og Sne-
maSien og Ben norife &enmoiepi0oe
for at lepe og forplante fig og gioe
l16bDtte. Soo ite6bun6et er neppe
noget 9pr, iom fan temmes og 6an=
mes al Mennei febaon6, at set lite
tan operfpres til Ii6t an6en geogra=
fit 8eliggenbe6 og noget en6re6e
2ibsforbol6. Sra 9preboper og Me-
1agerter bar mar @rempler nof. Sg
piSielig er set urimeligt at prppe
paa at la6e en- Ssbiern friite 2ipet
@io6elbobet. Men en- Stem poa
Sen binoige, magnetic iD6ife &e6e-
! oct ct noget an6et. Ser fan berc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

&c., Mr. George 90. Zimmerman / 6arz
%risburg, 9a., og mango andre at besse
&ipn / ale 2anoets Ggne bruste fbrit en-
frt 9repeflafte og bar ben MI itaois / @uiet.
Sc bill opgibe 8rugen al @alte os Stems
n%inssmtoler, ba bisie fun ct en- r1iolertioig
9letp, meoens 9r. galopells @Drup 9ep=
i'm saranterer en- barig @e1brebel1e. Sen bill
btbrin9e Mufelpartiet / Maben os SSno=
boloene en- fornDet os n%atur1ig 0irtiombeb,
uoen anoen @ielp. &a1 al Mistante bort
og foribs @prup 9epiin.
@n fri 9rboeflate bill b1ipe Sem ti1=
lenbt, bnis Sc ienoer 9eres Moresle til
Sr. W. 81. Ga1ope11, $50 @alotpem Builb=
ing, Montaello, Sm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
Suppe paa en- pdQe'
pin0.
@erc @raprpit.

Ser CT 1ngel1t1nN> / SerDen 1ao
0eiligt lom Sr1e"; Scr CT ingcnttna
iaa lltnt, %il1ae11tirg ioa uc,rligt, III
gel1ting ioa ltraole1oe pragtful6t.
Sen fan lmpge Jig laa linbt ino til
Gerber og @uife, Sen fan brcbe iii
bbioe Scope majeitGtiif 11o oper Sc
bre6e Marfer; sen foor 1rGernes
Brene til at bltg11e r1eo blpoc, loo,1e
Srngtcr; Oe1 lpier op, 11oar Slfte11e1
bliper mprf, Sen giper tuitn6e &jer-
tiers 2pnglimt til SEN blanfe Sag.
naar Splen i%finner, Sen offpn1pag-
nerer Naturens Sltlcmuiif, bpa0 en-,
ten Set or til Sl1leaftens mil0c Mol-
affor6 eller til SltleoagS @ojtioso1tr
Sen ifin1enoe Sag, Sen llprebc Mf=
ten, @interens @jemmebpgge, Sc
berer iammen mes @neen, ligelpm
8on6elan6 berer lom1ne11 meo Ger
fer.
Scr CT ingcnting / @er6en ioo
bi0u10crligt lpm Sne
Nci, men ser or heller ingentina
iaa pemmeligt.
S11e, Siap, GIgre, 9gIte, Mu6=
Ser, Sma6oer, bele .2uften fulo al
nogct Gfelt paaot noget, Ser f%liitrer
Jig ino / NGie og 9ren, TRAILER op
/ 8ellens 9@rn1er, litter Jig oper, ir1o
/ Stdoler,1e, gjer en- flant pg folo og
iaa inoerlig gnaper. 6pj for Sen
leoe @anfat! Sngeniteoer fan man
fom,1e, og man ifal oltio nogen Ste
Ser / ioaban ct &eir. &eitene iynfer
| oct bpbe Ser % fon1n1er us mco
@uoberitplter UNDER 6p6oerne;
@ognbjulene ligner io1ioe Sfiot=
plaoler og Sen ielle Stuff Ell for
pil1oifet 6l,el. Sg snee,1 lelp, bpor
er al Bragten benne? De1 gicm-
mer Jig ifamful0 bag @jeroet, nogle
bbtogroa &latter mes fort Clam -
Sic traniit gloria numb.
Sg bpor oog sen lille so ier trijt
og fjeoelig u6 / Sc Gage, bpor sneen
lite mere er rietig sne! @aoen ~
ia Set er MI fun al &pfligbeo ri fall
Ser Sen en- @a6e, for Set CT fun en-
8ei, ct bun6lgs; set oriper mes
@eoe mes a6 Greer og Suite, og Sc
elenoige &elmisier, ser itaar bunone
foran &ipbman6ens, Iigner orl1f-
neoe Mls, og De Ter iaa tieoe al Set
'uo, iaa uenoelig melanfolife. De
16gne Creme piifer omfring / 2nften
'og Ter iaa fatttge n0, ser CT mart
lite ct Menneite at lie, ser er Dl1g
paa Huoer, Der er St6Dregn / SUIT
.og tpffe bulbne ether poa @imlen.
~ (&prie eleiion, ans then 5ome)
Ding buff It.
So, 8pen fer triit us, Set lfaIi
bloc; men alligepeI ct 6elt
lite triit at lebe l. set mao mar, en-
oeltg lite tro. Set er en- flor Sell
tagelie. Saa6on en- lille @eitens 8p|
Oct bDggeligite lille Musiebul man
tan tenfe fig. So Ser er goot at
bore.
Der bar en- Gong 30 TO @fribeuter
lfienotes;; ben enc bar garI &anien,
bonn fro @rerier, barn Ser .fagoe
tFN.e sNEs &EW tA - FHr lEE&A
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
.u ygdomm me.
ALMKLOy,s ECzrnA sprc,rYc

ALMKLOV,S ECZEMA SPECIFIC
vii kurere ECZEMA. Salt Rheum,
BARRIERS Itch, garnle saar. skab, Kloe,
.Sendes pr. Post for $1.50. A. Ander-
son., Box us, Mjnot, N. Oak, skriver:
Min Son led af Eczema ! 7Aar, seEte
De bedste LRger 4 Philadelphia uden
HJselp; men 5 11sker az Afmklov's Ec-
zema salve hjalp."
9. A1mkloy. norrk Apotheker.
CoeDeFstswn, n. Oak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

aongresmano UNDERWOOD, oen Sc.
mofratiife 2e6er / @epreientantbuiet,
bar anmelot ct 2%opforilag, Der for
at opmuntre ameritanif Sfibsbpg-
ming giber Sololettelie for 8arer,
iom inoferes / amerifonlfe 5fibe.
Ser f%orbereoes enopioere anoen 2op-
ginning mes famine Tenocns.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
C%oogioning ON pa,
nQInQ=]fan0(en.

Ger er, ifripes fra @a'bll1gtnm
iutet Sppr0sruaal / Sen nlpTre1oc
&on9reslaluliug. Scr CT mere hrp1<
oc1oe cller trul,ger til burtigere Nf=
aiprelle chs 2npgiun;1g p%corprelloe
Irifteu al Hal1an1a &analel1. Set
piloe linpclthcn bore Ell ltlpftc, OH
npaet ifllle bi10re CT enoeliu Sro=
ming al Nennc Sag, fpr &onares|en
bielnleoes luritc Spmmer. Ger er
i11tet, Ser bcrurcr Sc offentli9e ST.
teresler mere, life erga11g m1otagct
SoIbrepiiionen % Sruitprpblemct.
Set or ct @elD, ut ser er nlmin0c=
Zig gnigbeo ON % @eaeiltrin9 for
at bringe Set ltore &onalarbeioe til
lin iioitc Mflll,tning. Suao auna=
len ongaar CT ser ingen Eurtiltil=
ling, ingen SSnil1rge1ter. 6pr ale
oiuloer set at BOONE" &unolA1.
Nronfrig er ct al Sc 9onoe, lom
bier ltprlt S1,teresie for &oualens
fpmercielle @etponing. gn Son al
Sen ti6li9ere Eruiioent for SEN fran=
lfe &em1blif, Goeimir=Yerier, er /
benne Sib / Mmerifo iommen meo cit
&omisiiol1, uonGbnt al Sen frantic
@anoelsminiiter, for at un0erlege
&aralens 9etponing iom @onoelspei,
@poo 6ranfrige og ou6re @anoels=
notioner ierligt er interesiereoe /,
foruoen Mfeifterne for 8eiejlingen al
&analen, er sen npe Spoiltance mel
lem el.ropeiife og amerifanlfe 60
bapne, iom bliper beregnebe og iam=
menli9nebe at geoarofiife Snitit,=
TONER for at f%aitilaa Sc raoifale 6or=
onoringer / 9engben al Sceon=&11=
terne, Ser bill in6treoe efter &a11o=
lens Mobning for 6Gr0ielen, og Sen
Golitif, iom Sc 6oreneoe stoter bill
fslge mes @enipn til Torbol6et mel
lem Sernbone= og Sfibstronsport=
Safiterne. 9ertil fommer natur=
ltgbis pi6ere set 6irefte @anceIsfor=
bolo mellem Sc 6orenebe 5toter og
oe an6re 2an6e, iom bill benpttc So
nolen, Ser ielbfplgelig mao beiten1=
me SEN ejeniioige &rofit for Sc
Son6len0e. &onfurrencen mellem
Sue5~ og Hanama=&analen maa lige=
lebes toges / @etragtning. Mlt 6ette
bliper Spgaper, iom fommer ino 11,,=
Ser 2opgtpningen. sao CT ser @aro=
lens SnofIp6elie paa Dor egen Sfibs=
fart.
@porle0es tan Den amerifanife o.
bonoel beite ipnoerlig @ptte al @a1ta=
len, noor ri ingen @an6elsfloo6e
bar? 9ette er ct meget alminoeIigt
trem1ot Spgrgsmaal. @ba6 hi life
bar, Tan ri faa, og ri bill faa Set,
tbt Hobttlingen gaar tp6eligt NOT /
Ben @%etning. Sorntn6sienotor Sri
itom, en- at Sc ibrigite @ntbuiiaiter
for &analen / &ongresien, og iom
olorig for dmmer en- 2eiligbeo til
at loplpnge set Mrbeioe, ser er u6-
tort, bbilfet ban perionIigt bar lat
Zig ino t. bar oabent u0talt fig for
SpbGbelie at Sn6fgrielstol6en paa
@oomaterioler for @fibsbDgning,
iomt for @e6tagelie al en- nh 2op,
Tom iatter &beoerier, ser bill fore
omerifonife Stag, iitano til at figbe
beres Sfibe bbor / @er6en Sc gnifer
Oct og ton giere set me6 Tor6eI.
Sen nuperenoe 2obgibning freper,
at Sfibe for at babe Met til att
fore omertfanf Stag ifaI bore bpg-
geoe poa arnertfmife 5fibsberfter.
Set foiter omtrent 6obbeIt iaa me-
get at bpgge Sfibe poo anerifanife
Berfter Tom paa Sc engelife @erfter
peo glpoe 51ooen. Mrbeioerunioner-
nes poIitifte S1oflpbeIfe aniees at,
mango for at bore en- &inorins for
Siernelie at be %nuperen0e SSno-
trenfutnger. !
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Tiger, bpao Set er for ct pore Maa.!
oen 11ngc &opl femper for at rQo
men life raor. @porleos 9plten u0:
f9mpes uoa0til og / &opls Snore
- bbo0 ban er og bill, faor ri go<
,8eifeo ON giennem @fil6ringen al
bans 2ip ium Solbot.
S Sfptteforeningen CT Teore.
Observation-Disclosures Slob11 tnnot
bans ln1ge Siel. SEQ voen SER,
iom @aabnene binder" bill ban bere
meo til at ifabe Solfets 6remtio.
San bill fploe en- SLABS / oeres @ef-
fer, Ser for bam itaor paa Soealetz
7. lDle Sinoer. Sg ban 6rpmmer ON
: 9eren TOM Sen, bbori set 1nge
Man6Ifob uboonnes til i6eIIe fSe6re=
lan6sfpriborerc.
Wfen ban bliper bitterlig ifuffet
,&aa enfelte 2pspunfter 11nr fin0cr
ban (oer mb6er iom ct erligt> iunot
'og ipbnt @enneife) / MiIiterliret
: fun oct TONNE elIer set raa OIL
grimme. @eningslbs, ia rmenneife=
Zig 8rutalitet, @6er, @fel6s= %
, &aansor6 bier bam, at 6en erltge
@ftpben, iom Fan fer CLINT al %
felb gierne bill bore mes /, er mag
tesleS oberfor Sen plumre6e Strgm.
Sen Man6, Ser raa6er, bpor Scribe
reoelie til &rig finder Ste6, mgoer
bom iom en- ltaan6. &ons Shortcuts
, ming bliper, at Danmarfs 6relie life
btnoes me6 @ooben / &aa1o.
Samti6ig meo, at &opl iaalebes
fraitg6es at Sol6aterlipet og miIter
Sroen paa Sol6otens @ierning, til
treffes ban af Ganfer, iom en- el-
Gre 2erer, Seegaaro, uotaler. Set
er Sanfer, ser bun6er oDbt / en- per-
ionIig Sro poa @u0 iom Sen, Ser
ifaffer set Soft Grelie og Sre6, bpori
Der lebes og birfes iaa meget efter
bans &ilje, at ban fan bielpe set.
Sm 6isie Santer bill ser iffe bore
@1igbe6 blan6t 2eierne, ioali6t iom
ON @fil0ringen al Militarlipet. Mer
begge 9ele bill beffe til @ftertonfe.
.Sg &obls l16pifIing er taget us of
set birfelige 2ip. Ser er mango
iom ban, og ser bill blibe flere %
fIere.
Set, ber CT paapeget, biI NOT brf=
fe melt Opmprfiombeo % fal6e as
baaoe Gililutning og Mo0iigelie. Set
ct Dog an0et / 6ortellingen, iom er
mere itilfGroigt, men finere ifil6ret.
Set er &opls Sielelip. S set fer
bi &iartebaan6ene, iorn fnptter ban1
til Torel0re, Sgiter og 8asnoomg-
biem, men ogiaa bans l1olengie(
moo noget fort og berligt, % bars
Erang til at lebe ct 6oaorigt 2ip.
bofser bans trofaite i6eelle
So bans Sf%ficersioeal CT
i1aaet / Stpffer, blioer ban life ioe-
forIaot. &ans Maal bliper be6 ot|
bore BET iamme;; men mi bill ban uo
ira fit NJ 2ibsipn urbeioe for set i
ben biemlige areos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
Bogngt.

Ambr. sbpsericn @rpmbors: Gen
fpritc 9pit. @n Sortelling cm
&opl, ser piloe bore officer, 1rnc
life blep set. gilbert @opcrs SIR
lag, Morb11s og &%jpbenbapn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-14
A SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST l. THOMAS
Young Man Charged with
Making Attempt to Shoot
a Young Woman.

What to do with Harold Thomas, 10
years old, arrested by the police for
shooting at young woman, whose
name they refuse to divulge, Superin-
Gormon does not know. The
boy and girl had been employed near
each other in a factory. A few days
ago Thomas approached the girl. and
handed her a revolver.
81 got this to kill you WITH" he de-
clared, but I've decided not to do so.
You may have it."
Then later as the girl was walking
down a street at night. she was shot
at from ambush. Then she received a
letter from Thomas saying that it was
he who fired the shot. The letter said
he was attempting to kill her.
After the matter was reported to
the police. Thomas was arrested. He
is held pending an investigation. Cor
mon thinks he is insane. The boy
says the girl has strange power over
him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-14
STEEL TRUST PROBE.

Washington, June 14-James Gayley
former vice president of the Steel cor
poration, today before the Stanley
committee, investigating the steel
trust threw further light on the estab-
lishment of the price of $2S ton on
steel rails in 1900.
How is it, asked Bartlett, that
in 1897 and 1898 rails sold for SIT to
SIS per ton and that in 1899 the price
jumped to 1882"
Gayley said the lower prices were
the result of fierce competition. The
price has remained uniform since the
organization OF the corporation
This price Of SIS per ton is f. O. b.,
the MILL no matter where the mill is? ?''
asked Chairman Stanley.
THAT is right replied the witness.
Referring to one of Chas. NJ.
Schwab's statements, Stanley asked
the witness if rails could be manufac-
tured in 1899 for $12 a ton.
They could not" said Gayley Il
asked Schwab about that and he mere
ly smiled. They cannot be made at
that price now at any mill" Gayley
admitted that the s2S per ton price
for rails was made by 'mutua; agree
ment" between the steel men and rail-
roads to the effect that the price was
fair.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-14
DEBT FUND STILL
GROWING IN CITY
Nearly $1,000 Subscribed
Yesterday and Today
to Help Earlham.
EARLHAM DEBT FUND
Richmond
Previously acknowledged .....$ 3,4O0
Today's pledges .............. 1,19o
IOtal ........... ....@ 1000
State.
Previously acknowledged .$37 ,565
Today's pledges .............. w
EARlHAM DEBT FUND
0;>k aArA

TOtal %oo,-o-
Grand total-$42,s77.
Lacking s405, Richmond has contrib
uted today one-half of the $4,000
which has been set apart as the city's
contribution to the $4,000 Earlham
debt fund.
Adding together the Richmond and
state totals for today, there is a grand
total of $42,S77 in the Earlham fund
and only five days remaining in which
to raise the balance. $7,123.
When work began this morning the
fund lacked $S,532 of being $4,000,
and it was figured out at headquarters
that, counting in today there were six
days in which TO raise $S,532-and that
working ten hours each day, the can
vassers would have to obtain $142
every hour from this morning until
next Tuesday night in order to win the
fight. Figuring still further they would
have to obtain s2.36 each minute, or
.0393 ped second.
Since there was a total increase to
day of 1912, the canvassers in Rich
mond and the state did little more
than hold their own. They turned in
pledges today at the rate of s191 yer
hour. s31S per minute, or .053 per
second.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-14
DE|TEMEYER IS TO
AGAIN ENJOY LIFE
Case Is Compromised and the
Clendenin Fertilizer
Plant Is Enjoined.

After one day of trial in the Wayne
circuit court the suit of Charles H.
Deitemeyer against William S. Glen
denim for $500 damages and an in
junction was compromised today and
judgment rendered by special Judge
jackson. BY the terms of the COM
promise Deitemeyer is given $3.50
damages and Clendenin is enjoined
from operating his fertilizing plant
northwest of the city near the Deite-
meyer home in a manner that will in
terfere with the peace, happiness and
comfortable enjoyment of life and pro-
perty by Deitemeyer and his family.
The costs are paid by Clendenin.
The compromise agreement is prac-
tically the same in its terms as the
judgment rendered in the suit of Will
liam II. Pickett against Clendenin
some time ago. This case was ap-
pealed by Clendenin to the supreme
court of Indiana, where it is now
pending. Inasmuch as the injunction
issued by Judge Jackson in the Deite-
meyer case is precisely the same as
in the Pickett case the only thing to
be gained by Clerdenin in fighting the
latter case in the supreme court will
be relief from the payment of dam
ages and costs. No appeal can be
taken on the compromise agreement.
The final rule of Judge Jackson af-
ter the attorneys for the plaintiff and
defendant had agreed upon a settle
ment declared that the facts as set
forth in the complaint regarding the
creation of noxious, unwholesome and
injurious smells by the fertilizing
plant and their interference with the
comfortable enjoyment of life by
Deitemeyer and his family. were true
as evidenced by the testimony of wit
nesses. Failure of Clendenin to COM
ply with the terms of the injunction
to cease operating his plant so that
the air is impregnated with foul va
pors, will result in his appearing be-
fore the court to answer charges of
violating the injunction and contempt
of court.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-14
A POSTAL RULING
is RECEIVED HERE

Postal cards are circulars when the
information which they contain is
printed instead of being typewriter or
in long hand, according to ruling of
the postal officials. This announce
ment is issued by the local postal Of
ficials because lately there have been
hundreds of printed post. cards with
out the residence or business address
written on the card. Printed post
cards are not regarded as strictly first
class mail matter and therefore the
postal service is not required to loo.
up the business or residence address
Of those to whom they are addressed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-14
MONETARY SYSTEM IS
CAUSE FOR DEBATE
(National News Association

NNatlonai news ASSoClatioN)
Minneapolis, June 14.-Changes in
the monetary system of the United
States as proposed by ex United Stat
es Senator Aldrich will be the sub
ject of vigorous debate in the con-
vention OF the National Credit Mems
association which began a three days
session here yesterday. Delegates
from all sections of the country came
to Minneapolis for the convention.
The program for the day called for
president F.. II. Meadow. of Chicago.
TO open the sessions and addresses
by Gov. Eberhart of Minnesota, Mayor
James II. Haynes of this city. Fl. E.
Choa'e of Atlanta. Ga, Charles E.
Meek of New York and Fl. G. Moore
of Kansas City.
Delegates came from Rochester, n.
v. and Boston prepared to make a
vigorous campaign to get the next
congress.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-14
Sugar Trust Official, Facing
a Jail Sentence, Relates
How Late Magnate Organ
lied Big Combine.
WAS VERY EVASIVE
IN HIS TESTIMONY
Thinks Trust Was Formed
to Reduce the Cost of
Production Made Inqui-
sitor Lose Patience.
(National News Association


Washington June 14-Throwing
little light on the inside history of the
Havemeyer's combine of the sugar in
terests Charles Heike, former secre-
tary of the American Sugar Refining
company. testified today before the
special committee investigating the
sugar trust. Heike is facing a Jail
sentence, and now has pending an ap-
peal because of his alleged connec-
ton with the differentiation frauds of
the American Sugar Refining company
at the port of New York He belonged
to the old Havemeyer regime in the
sugar company.
Heike now owns fifty shares of the
American Sugar company's stock
Heike said he was not closely asso-
ciated with the late Henry Havemey-
err when the committee began to
press him for information concerning
the formation of the sugar trust.
Processes Ignorance.
Representative Garrett attempted to
had merged the seventeen companies
into one in 1887 and how the Ameri-
can Sugar company had finally been
formed in 1891 but Heike professed
not to know why the merger was
made, but expressed it as his belief
that it was done to reduce the cost of
production"
What percentage did the combine
control after 1887 he was asked.
Il don't know, but it was a large
percentage" responded Heike
why was the combine in 1887
known as the trust combine, aban-
doned in 1891 and the American Sug-
ar Refining company, a corporation,
organized instead" asked Garrett
II understand it was because the
first combination was found illegal"
said Heike.
After long series of questions
which elected little information from
the witness, Garrett finally lost pa
| tience. well who does know the in
side history of this matter" he asked.
Heike replied that possibly John E.
Parsons, or Washington B. Thomas,
the latter now president of the con-
Germ might supply the committee
with more detailed information.
Chairman Hardwick announced the
committee had received from secre-
tary Freeman the minute books of the
American Sugar company, which were
subpoenaed for few days ago.
Representatives Madison and Rak.
er and Secretary Freeman and coun.
sci for the company were named to
examine the minutes and take ex.
tracts for the guidance OF the investi.
gators.