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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-01-09
PITCHER WaDDELL'S PLAY.
It Was 4 Deliberate Case Of Over the
Fence and Out.

It Was 4 Deliberate Case Of Over the
Fence and Out.
Connie Mack tells the following story
Of that great but eccentric left handler
Rube Waddell. He says:
"We0nsed TO put Rube in center field
when We weren't pitching him. He
never wanted to sit on the bench, and
we had to humor him or he wouldn't
have stayed on the lot. that's all. He
was bully fielder too. One day we
were having quite a battle with some
team. and Rube was covering center
field for us. We were being hard
pressed With only one out. the other
team filled the bases in the fifth in
ming and a brace OF good batters were
up. We had two strikes on the man
at bat. and then something happened.
"A black cloud of smoke appeared
in the sky back Of center field fence
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EAST GERMANTOWN.

EAST GERMANTOWN. Ind. Jan. ..
MIR. and Mrs. German Hyde and lit.
tie son Herald. Of Richmond. were call.
ing on friends one day last week.
Miss Matilda Laudig. Of indianapolis.
Ia visiting her sister Mrs. Sarah Bark.
ley.
Miss Christian Sauer OF Dublin, was
calling on friends here recently.
Mrs. Mitchell has returned home aft
in Kentucky.
Miss Mable Hartman, after spending
a week with friends in Dayton. Ohio.
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. Leonard lobe who lived on the
Murray farm south OF town. moved his
family to Connersville and Mr.. Russell
Hcnby has taken possession Of the
Murray farm.
Miss Tobias Murray and Mrs. Frank
Murray Of Richmond. were in town
last week.
Mrs. w. II. Behr accompanied her
= SON Russell to indianapolis where he
will have growths removed from his
nose.
The following officers were INSTALL
ed Friday night by the Rebekah's:
Mrs. Rudolph Slonaker. n. c.: Mrs.
Wash Klotx. v. G: Mrs. Dan Van Bus.
kirk. Secretary; DR.. Eide. Financial
Secretary: Mrs. Ben Sourbeer. Theas-
urer. After the installation luncheon
Of pie and coffee was served.
walnut Level Lodge No. 156 l. y. O.
r. Installed the following officers in.
10 their respective chairs for the en-
ruling term Saturday night: c. e.
Rodenberg. n. G.: Adolph Personette.
". O.; @. w. Aotz. Recording Secre-
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Coweil's Pun.

Once after exposing the ridiculous
blunders OF the editor OF certain old
plays James Russell Lowell concluded
with the remark. In point Of fact, We
must apply to this gentleman the name
Of the first king of Sparta" No one
remembered. of course. what this was,
but when they looked it up they found
it was Eudamidas.
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tary; A. e. Ehle. Financial Secretary;
Lee Hartman, Treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Personette are WIS.,
ting with her people near Middietown,
Indiana.
Harry Stewart. OF Dublin. was the
guest OF Miss Nina Snapp Sunday.
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took six o'clock dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Silas Horn Sunday
Mr.. Ed Roach, of Indianapolis, spent
Sunday here.
Mr.. Arch Rainey and Mr.. Chas
Bloom attended the funeral of Mr
Vance Campbell of Eaton Saturday
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Public Sale
OF Poland China Sows
ard Shorthorn Cattle

At l.. II. Jones' located one mile due
north of Centerville, Indiana. the fol-
lowing live stock on Wednesday. Jan.
10, 1912. Sale to begin at II O'Clock.
Twenty Bred Sows,, all bred for
March and April farrow and are safe
in pig. Twelve Shorthorn Cattle.
the right kind to feed
4-5t JONES 4 PIKE.
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arm ana
Garden
UDO, A NEW VEGETABLE.
Introduced Herr From Japan and Call.
ed Better Than Asparagus.

ed Better Than Asparagus.
Writing in the National Geographic
Magazine on New Plant Immigrants"
David Fairchild says the following OF
udo, a japanese vegetable similar to
asparagus:
lon the streets of any japanese city
you will find for sale an attractive
blanched vegetab bile called udo. 1t is a
near relative OF the well known wild
plant in New England the spikenard.
but much larger plant. There are
many ways in which 1t is prepared by
japanese and the foreigners who live
in Japan. but either as salad or cook
ed in the same way in which asparagus
is cooked it deserves to rank as one Of
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LEI OJ II A BLAST THAT NEAALI "OA0
THE DEAD"
and little later blaze. Then came
the clashing and changing o. fire bells
and the clatter Of horses hoofs.
happened to look in the direction of
the blaze. High up on the center field
fence l saw RUDE perched, looking at
the blaze, silhouetted against the red
glare Of the conflagration. 1 let out a
blast that nearly woke the dead. Rube
heard me and looked around. He
seemed undecided for a moment as to
his next move, but he wasn't long in
making up his mind. With broad
grin and graceful salute Of his hand,
as if to say, so long, fellows" he has
lilly dropped from sight on the other
side Of the fence and was on his way
to the fire."
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Recent statistics show that there
are now e,500,000 wage-earning women
in Germany This is an increase OF
81 per cen. durin lehasg cmfwypeaoni
- per cent. during the last twelve
years. These women are exercicing
a great influence upon politicA
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The Young Member.

Grantley Berkeley in his "Recollec-
lions" notes one of the shortest par
liumentary speeches on record. 1t was
in the house OF commons Leonard
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CHESAPEAKE RAILWAY INDIANA
RICHMOND,
January 1922 Without Notice
and North
Cincinnati Limited
m. for
T. m
a m Chicago.
p m
Sleeping Paror Dining
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You needn't suffer with sick eadache tudi.
Zest:on constipation or any Other troubles aris-
lag from disordered stomach. DR.. Caldwell
syrup Pepsin will cure you and keep yor we'll
Try it-teep i IN hand the year a-ounc.
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PAGE SEVEN.
FOR SALE-Continued


Real Estate Loans, lnstranc-. We
can sell your property, no difference
where located. Our motto, n Square
Deal to Both Buyer and Selisr.
d. r. FUNK & J. HI. MIi4LE6-
Second National Bank Building.
Pr a76S.
FARMS FOR SALE.
lilo acres, So acres, 81 acres. lao
acres, 81 acres, 50 acres, acres. 20
acres. s acres, 144 acres. $40 acres. SO
acres. 90 acres, 40 acres. SO acres. 70
acres, 50 acres. 80 acres. 2oS acres. a
acres. loi acres. lSo acres. 100 acres
IS acres. los acres. los acres. 80 acres,
-. acres, 1a4 acres. ) acres. ais acres.
rs acres. - acres, Rs acres. los acres,
IS acres, / acre. $50 acres. 80 acres.
SO acres, 40 acres. acre,
YOU CAN SEE By THE ABOVE
LIST THAT WE ARE PREPARED
TO SHOW YOU ANY SIZE FARM,
LET Us TELL. YOU ABOUT THEM.
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JORDAN, M'MANUS
& HUNT
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS
1914 Main. Phone 2l75

WANTED-Lady correspondent. Ar
thur Roberts, Maxwell, Ind. GIT
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WANTED-Place in private family.
Work by girl of 10 or care for chill
dren. Address elizabeth care Pal,
ladium. 9-2t
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FOR RENT-A five room flat. Mod
ern, Heated hot water. Large attic
and two porches. Inquire AZ S. llth.
ctr
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WANTED-Work Of any kind by re-
liable young man. Phone 1901 or
address Work" care Palladium.
8-2t
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FOR SALE-Family driving horse. in-
auire 33 n. Sth street. SIT
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FOR SALE-Shorthorn COW with male
calf by grandson Of Whitehall Sui
tan. Phone 5l36-~B. John l..
kempton. 9st
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WANTED-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Address &C. W.
care Palladium. GIT
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WANTED-Experien girl for house
work % S. 18th street. Phone No.
1882. 9-6t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished room lodging
or light housekeeping. 103 n. 18th.
at
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WANTED

JORDAN, M'MANUS
& HUNT
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS
1914 Main. Phone 2l75
RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS WANTED
Write for Richmond. Indiana
Spring Examination schedule.
Franklin Institute, Dept. s7L. Ro-
chester. n. y. jan , to feb
IF YOU WANT nice dry stove wood
call 5139. 2-tues & wed-4t
WANTED-Lady agent for desirable
work Very profitable. Experience
not necessary Write at once. ].
Stevenson Mfg. Co., 1913 Vernon
Ave, Chicago, Ill. git
WANTED--Lady correspondent. Ar
thur Roberts, Maxwell. Ind. 9-7t
WANTED-Place in private family.
Work by girl of Is or care for chill
dren. Address Elizabeth care Pal.
ladium. get
WANTED-Furnishe rooms for light
housekeeping. Address &C. W."
care Palladium GIT
WANTED-Experien girl for house
work. % S. 18th street. Phone No
1882. 9-6t
WANTED-10 tons Of wheat straw.
New straw preferred. Otto Rettig,
Union Ice Co. ,s.u 49,. sat
WANTED-Persons who wish their
shoes repaired by reliable men.
Open of evenings. w. r. Decker, 800
Main.
WANTED-Work Of any Kind by re-
liable young man. Phone 2301 or
address Work." care Palladium.
SGT
Washings and ironing at
116 N. End street. SIT
WANTED-Girl to help with house
work. No washing SIS North 18th.
8-tf
HAVE YOU seen the simplest and
best storm buggy top on the market?
It's the Hissem. Built On your bug
gy for $4,000. S24 N. 18th St.
Nov-25-3mo
WAN lEl'-lI you NdAI uIuSJ al
place of your city property. 60
right to Porterfield's Real Estate
office, Kelly block, sth and Main.
1S-tf
SEE MOORE & OGBORN for all
| kinds of Insurance. Bonds and
Loans, Real Estate and Rentals.
Room 16, l. o. o. F. Bldg. feb20-tf
WE, FRAME Pictures, repair baby
! cabs, sell Welsbach LAMPS, nantes,
electric bulbs; we repair most ev-
| cry thing. Brown & I'arne', 1922
! Main. Phone 1896. nov3O-tf
| 500 MEN 20 to 40 years old wanted at
| once for Electric Railway Motor.
men and Conductors; $50 20 500 a
month: no experience necessary;
fine opportunity; no strike; write
! Immediately for application blank
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FOR RENT-Furnished flat for light
housekeeping. 106 N. 4th st. S-K
FOR RENT-Furnished room, heat
and bath. II North 18th. SIT
FOR RENT-Furnished flats steam
heat, AS Main street. at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-03


and other through which
well supplied power of assmi-
iating from this blood the
and rejecting the others The
body namely the caplares by
conditions which permit the combustion
The products of this combustion carbonic
The cabon expired
ar The water excred through the skin
The heterogeneous
Its
tendons and
The mineral
the body
built largely into the bones b6t
other tissues of the body
body
ton OF the sarches and
the heterogeneous matters
the fats which ingested
The particles which hd n afte they have
served tm8Teaer
their vitality
by the
chemical
simpler bodies.
the heterogeneous btak
blood
the blood
The mineral tissues phosphoric
and lime excretion
thus to
longer nutritve
but speedily
metaboIc
study the body overwhelmed
ncomprehensible chemical
combinations conducted After ALL
chemistry greatly history has
yet attained SKIN can with the simplest that
in the smallest Hiring particle.
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What LaFoIette Proposes
Coal at Newcastle, Eng. $40 per toni

Coal at Newcastle. Eng. $50 ton!
at Pittsburg. u per impossbity
Laughable to those the $20
Shameful to government of by and for the people.
LoFollette remedy Sam
NINE TRANSPORT of
Miners would comfortably patriotic
citizens
Qossack and divine right baron would coaght
ter the the machns the aoade the clerk would
their
longer bear the awful conditions of his life.
LaFoete challenged?
VERY MONOPOLY.
combination
n OF made
ravesty very
bowels good old William Penn brothery
love" the commonwealth brothery
He challenged all other propositions immediate
to self government the
wall WRIT LIGHTNING
parable sick
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spade, placing it's blade the earth and your FOOT
on the little foorest at the back of the blade. Drive
the spade down till you strike stone wriggle IL
about till you get around the stone then drive il
some Finally turn the section of earth thus
disturbed bottom up.
Repeat 500 times to the square rod.
After you have turned hundred spadefus you
will have a blister on the palm of your right hand
and crick In your back. The weather bulletin
indicates court plaster and liniment
When the lot is half spaded up you will decide
to let the rest go fallow this year.
Two days later, your back being about normal
again. though still little stiff you work the ground
down with rake.
About this time 1t will rain and make your gar
den look like the day after the Johnstown flood,
You wait a week for it to dry out and then you
spade it up again. hastily rake it down, mark out
into beds and plant with seeds and sets.
Many garden made thus at an outlay of scarcely
more than $50 in cash and time has been known to
produce as much .98 worth of truck after six
weeks careful cultivation.
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PRESCRIPTION THAT SOON
KNOCKS RHEUMATISM

The only logical treatment for
rheumatism is through the blood.
The poisons that settle in muscles,
joints and back, causing severe pain
must be dissolved and expelled from
the system or there can be no re-
lief. This prescription from noted
doctor is said to be working Won
ders all over the country. Hun
dreds of the worst cases were cur
ed by it here last winter. From
your druggist get one ounce of
Toris compound Gin original sealed
package) and one ounce of syrup of
Sarsaparilla compound. Take these
two ingredients home and put them
into a half pint of good whfskey.
Shake the bottle and take table
spoonful before each meal and al
bed time" Results come the first
day. If your druggist does not have
Toris compound in stock he will get
1t in a few hours from his whole.
sale house. Don't be influenced to
take some patent medicine instead
of this. Insist on having the gen.
Wne Toris compound in the original
one ounce, sealed, yellow package.
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Garden making. like chicken raising, is peculiar
ly a suburbanite sport.
The truck farmer makes garden professionally,
with sordid motive. The real farmer makes gar
den because his wife nags him into it, and does il
grudging the time it takes from his spring plow-
ing.
The suburbante alone plays the game with the
true sporting spirit His is sordid motive Not
the onions and radshes, but the JOY of the game is
his incentive
To play this game you must go Back to the Land
Not necessarily far back, but back, nevertheless
square rod in the back yard a cubic yard on
flat roof will suffice.
You will need numerous implements First, a
spade. No real sport hires his garden plowed. So
you buy spade and rake and a dsh-faced trowel
and all the way home in the the spade cultivates
the feet of the fat man next to you and the rake
tries to smooth the feathers in the thin
ladys hat opposite.
You will also need assortment of seeds, a pack
age of court plas ter and bottle of liniment
Begin at one corner of your garden. Grasp the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-03

NEW YORK, April 3.-Emile
Bachelet, grizzled Frenchman,
living in obscurity and for a long
time near to poverty, but for 20
years a patient, though I'M
schooled, deliver into the hidden
mysteries of electric forces, has
just demonstrated to the wonder
ment of the scientific world an
invention which actually defies
the world-old and seemingly in
flexible law of gravitation.
In his shabby laboratory in Mt.
Vernon, n. P, Bachelet exhibited
his wonderful device to a party
of interested friends, he having
received on the previous day his
basic patent rights. Only a few
weeks ago the government patent
experts believed the man out of
his head.
The performance in the labora-
tory was weird. At the touch of
a button they saw a 12-pound
metal weight rising in mid-air,
resting softly on an invisible
cushion of electric current. They
placed their hands on this weight
and pressed down. The weight
wobbled and squirmed upward
like a holdlow sall on water.
Bachelet made these expert
ments merely to demonstrate the
new scientific principle which he
has adapted 10 a transportation
device so wonderful as to make
Imagination real.
He explained that the principle
is that of electromagnetic repul-
sion. just the reverse of the we'll
SAat sale tomorrow 7 iIIu Gfaaar q
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M0ef.
AHyhizzs
You never saw
A boy in tears
II. he. had pie
Crumbs on his ears.

loh tAttCE baN
A boy in tears
ii, he had pie
Crumbs on his ears.
Through telephone service be-
tween New York and Los Ange-
les is promised by next November.
Too bad Los Angeles can't send
some OF her climate by long dis
lance.
Buy eggs. my boy, buy eggs"
Anything In emf"
Chickens, maybe"
The pussy willow says "mew,!
new; she's calling for milk
weed stew.
A man named Woglum Travelled
$4,000 miles to find q bug. And
the bleachers will be full of them
in few days. 4
Imagine the Venus de Milo do
ing the Bunny Hug.
False teeth made of paper, a.
German novelty, are said to be-
stronger than porcelain.
A full guy - the parachute
jumper.
Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cale.
John May has been entertain
Ing his son.-Ravenna (O.) Re-
publican.
There is no kingdom of
heaven where there is no
kingly sOul.--I. X. Funk.
Old Doc Brom of Peoria has
wrote in to ask what T. r. stands
for. T. r. stands for sst't
Thunder RoarS. isfJ
Too Rambunctious
Talks overwhelmingly. go
Tired Resting. tJ
Terribly Reserved.
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bOH anu pure
g o v @ rnment"
boom, Congress-
IN a n William
"Bill" Hughes
of New Jersey,
Is one of the
biggest a n d
brainiest men In
the "skeeter"
state. Also, be-
ing a product of
Ireland, h e S
some serapping
fighter when he
gets g o ! n & !.
Hughes began
h | S American
career as a
weaver in O Pat
terson, N. j.,
mill, studying
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Here's to Rev. Albert

Rev Albert Ehgot the Baptist church. Portland
theology mixed
maintaining labor bureau and organizing
probably didn't
flock fired him.
him realize planning
making
members
Christianity getting
their food for them what weight
growth of bodies the
with the spiritual adjustment of the people who the
church?
Anyway. here's to the practical
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the U IL | t o d
States over the
occupation of
New Mexico by
the u n | t e d
States. T h e
United States,
however, is still
occupying New
Mexico and the
constitution has
at last followed
the flag into
AlburQu9r q u a
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New Styles in Eggs

right with
we knew there were fresh eggs storage eggs fairly fresh eggs and
strictly labeled
that sagger and make suspect poultry.
dirties,
who'll simply
taken Bill Taft idea of representative
of the people
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known electromagnetic attrac-
ton. The boy with his horseshoe
magnet knows that 1t will pick up
a needle. Bachelet has found an
alternating electric current, or
wave, that drives the needle away
from the magnet-drives II into
the air.
Bachelet has been SO near star
walton during the past few years
that he has had to borrow quar-
ters from day to Gay, and many
a time he has walked Is miles TO
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SAFE


really Gormley
play William Tell an apple the
your" Bthers "Why couldn't hit
That's it, said Slthers, I be enough Gormley
has eye!'--Harper's Weekly.
81 sir" said minor filled
petently.' -
THAT consideration replied
the excellence acting. Washington Evening
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law for recreation. He is a mem
Der of the ways and means COM
mittee, and is especially active in
working for legislation intended
to benefit labor.
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broken down and excreted from the body
through the alimentary tract, the skin, the
lungs or the kidneys. Digestion is only
one of the preliminary steps to metabolism.
Metabolism is composed of two dis
tinct processes. First, the building of the
particles of the food into the body and the
supplying of heat and energy by the COM
bustion of these particles; and, second, the
breaking down of these particles and their
elimination. The building up process is
called anabolism and the breaking down
and eliminating process is called cata-
bolism.
The building up of the tissues of the
body is strictly chemical process and one
which is carried on with such skill as to
excite continual wonder, even of the pro-
fessional chemist. BY absorption from the
alimentary canal of the digested food that
is the liquified portion, there is poured into
the blood stream a mass of material of the
most heterogeneous character; sugars, oils,
proteoses, peptones and mineral matters
are carried along together.
AS this blood stream is distributed
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O B S E r VATION MS

WORLDS FAIRS be in the air
South Africa exhibition
BACKTO-THE~SoIL movement given forward Union
Africa which plans
five land.
CHEESE longer article
New South Wales alone produced
S. SHOES Lo
IBERIA, Dutch East Indies Aden
of other places besides being popular Europe
BECAUSE Mlady Fashion has been fond
during artificial
from annual $6,OOoo0o to mere $1,600o00 for 1911
WE THINK of Africa a Buildings in
nesburg alone within about
PETROLEUM industry growing rapidly.
being n
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Musical Comedy a o
That the girl
ballad
And MARBLES a of
And you a lady, awhile you.
N OF troubl loves is all askew,
poohi"
can't smile score
In Musical Comedy Land?
o. life would be play
everything comedy
My heart to music comedy lyrics
My a broken
a human which lies at my door.
And it's Oh to be the hero who kisses
In Musical Land.
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About Ropte

The man who tackled wiley,
and pure foods" on to the will
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TODAY IN HISTORY

April 8, 1853, trouble was
threatened between Mexico and
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Mt. Vernon from New York, be-
cause he did not have the 80 cents
railroad fare.
He was once employed as city
electrician in Tacoma. He has
lived in this country % years.
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If states

and Prescott sufficiently to make
New Mexico one of the sisterhood
of states.
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The term "metabosm" in
OF the food the
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Tacoma's Leading Food Shop.
Duenwald's Delikatessen, 313 18th
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ORLD'S FAIRS in the air just Cape
Africa latest the international exhibition