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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-08
Wayne MacVeagh Denies the
Story of the Morgan Tele-
phone Message but Springs
a New One.
STATES HARTMAN
AIDED ROOSEVELT
And Says that He Got the
Tale Straight from Twom-
bley, Who Was SO Inform
ed by Hartman.
tNational News Association


WASHINGTON, Oct S-Wayne
MacVeag gh. testifying before the senate
campaign investigating committee to-
day, declared he had no recollection
of overhearing a conversation over the
telephone between J. p. Morgan and
the man in the White House" in 1904.
MacVeash said that Morgan never
mentioned campaign contributions TO
him although he frequently visited the
Morgan Office.
MacVeagh said that his conversa-
ton with newspaper reporter Welli.
yer was a private one and was SO un-
derstood at the time, and whatever In.
cident he related to Welliver was hear
say and came through two dead men
Mac Veagh said that he was in the
Office of III. Mckay Twombley one day
in the latter part of October in 1904 on
an errand for President Cassatt of the
Pennsylvania railroad.
Maeveash's Testimony.
''Wnile there Mr. Twombley was
called to the telephone" continued Mr.
Mac Veagh. when he returned he told
me that he had been talking with Mr.
Hartman, and that Hartman had
been called to Washington by Theo
dore Roosevelt, and had found Mr.
Roosevelt very anxious that additional
funds be raised for tho campaign. II
had resulted, Mr.. Tw, oley said. in
Hartman agreeing to raise a funt
and give to Mr.. Bliss s240. 900. Twomb
ley said Hartman also said. according
to Twombley. that he expected to ge
another contribution from a third maj
and / got the impression that the thirt
man was Mr.. Morgan.
"Twombley said there was no extra
need of more money. that Roosevelt
was sure of his election, and that al
of these contributions were only ;
waste of money. He added but I can
not allow Mr.. Hartman to lose by hi
promise to raise s250,O0O'"
/ Mr.. MacVeagh also said that Mr.
Twombley told him that he had beeI
invited to the white house with Mr.
Frick where they dined with Attorne!
General Knox and the president HI
said Mr.. Twombley gave the impres
sion that both he and Mr.. Frick hat
afterwards contributed to the Repuh
lican campaign fund.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-08
fee, Stahl to Wood. Merkle flied to
Wagner. No runs, no hits. one error.
SEVENTH INNING


p, BOSTON-Stahl grounded out,
Doyle to Merkle; Wagner singled to
center; Cady singled to center, Wag-
ner hugging second; Wood grounded
to Doyle, forcing Cady at second;
Hooper doubled, scoring Wagner;
Yerkes doubled, scoring Wood and
Hooper; Speaker famed. Three runs,
four hits, no errors.
NEW YORK-Herzog famed;
Wood hit Meyers on the shoulder and
he took first; Fletcher forced Meyers,
Yerkes to Wagner; Mccormick bat.ed
for Tesreau and flied out to Lewis No
runs, no hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING.
BOSTON-Cranda1 began pitching
for New York in this inning. Lewis
grounded to Fletcher; Gardner famed,
Stahl famed. No runs, no hits, no er-
rors.
NEW YORK-Devore out, Wagner
to Stahl; Doyle out, Wagner to Stahl;
Snodgrass flew out to Gardner No
runs, no hits, no errors.
NINTH INNING.
BOSION-Wagner doubled; Cady
sacrificed, Wagner taking third. Wood
grounded out, Crandall to Merkle !;
Hooper lined out to Doyle. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
NEW YORK-Murray flied to Hoop
er; Merkle singled to center; Herzog
singled tc right; Meyers singled to
right, Merkle scoring, Herzog taking
= sr1 10 A..
Becker ran for Meyers; Fletcher
struck out. and Crandall famed One
run, three hits, no errors.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-08
COMBATANTS WERE
BOTH FINED TODAY

With their faces beaten and bruised
and both eyes blackened. Richard
Reid and William Manville were ar
raigned in police court this morning,
the former for public intoxication and
the latter for assault and battery.
Reid plead guilty while Manville at
tempted to clear himself on the plea
of self defense, but the evidence was
too eonvicting, as introduced by Pa
trolman Vogeisong, and he and Reid
were both fined five dollars and costs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-08
COMMISSIONERS
VISIT COUNTY JAIL

Upon the recommendation contain
ed in the report of the Wayne county
grand jury, the board of county com
missioners today inspected the coun.
ty Jail, with the view of determining
upon a better heating system for tha.
institution. The grand jury report
stated that the residence portion OF
the county Jail building was not suffi
ciently heated and that better heat.
ing plant should be installed II is not
known just what action the commits
sioners win take.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-08
THE WEATHER

STATE AND LOCAL-Rain tonight
and Wednesday; warmer Wednes-
day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-08
Warlike Little Nation, Fear
ing Servia and Bulgaria,
Will Get Gold Feet"
Brings on Crisis.
EUROPEAN POWERS
GREATLY SHOCKED
For the Wee Kingdom with
Its $4,000 Fighters Has
Started Fire which Is to
Ignite Balkans.
(National News Association)

LONDON, Oct. S-Montenegro has
declared war against Turkey and her
army today advanced into Ottoman
on.
This news was conveyed from Get
! TIME, capital of Montenegro. in an Off
cial message to the Servian charge
daffaires in this city.
| 1t is also stated that the other mem
bers of the Balkan league will have
to follow suit.
/ Although the smallest of the Balkan
states having an army of only $4,000
men, Montenegro, has thus forced the
hand of the powers by declaring war
on Turkey.
| 1t has been feared all along by Mon.
tenegrin leaders that Bulgaria would
waken at the last moment and allow
the pressure Of the powers to prevent
her from going to war.
Forces Their Hand.
However, Montenegro has thus TAX
en- the lead and is in a position to
force the other Balkan states to follow
her in declaring war against the com
mon 6nemy-1urK6y.
King Nicholas of Montenegro. al
though an aged man, is a vigorous
monarch. His people have the mild pa
triotic spirit of mountaineers. living
in a mountainous country and almos
every man is a soldier.
News from Cettinje that war hal
been declared came as a shock to the
European capitals for the outlook hat
. been considered much brighter.
1t caused severe depression in tn,
stock markets and the Bourses. Their
was vigorous selling of all classes o
, securities.
Montenegro is the most westerly o
the Balkan kingdom. and has popu
lation estimated at 235,000.
Montenegro took up arms agains
Turkey in 1876 and after the Russo
, Turkish conflict received a large &C
cession of territory.
BATTLE NOW RAGING.
VIENNA, Oct S-A battle that ha
already lasted more than "a hours ii
, which many have fallen is bein
fought between Malissori tribesmel
and nine Turkish batallions on tn
, Montenegrin frontier near Tuzi.
The Malissori tribesmen are nativ
, Christians in Albania. Details of tn
engagement was received here froI
: Cettinje by telegraph.
, The tribesmen attacked the Turk
, but the latter took up a strong pos
ton which they defended against
: series of assaults all night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-08
TEDDY At DETROIT.

DETROIT, Oct. s.-Col. Roosevelt
opened his invasion of the middle
west today when the Bull Moose lead
er spoke to s.00e people in the armory.
He was given a great ovation. He
made an attack upon Woodrow VIII
son in his speech. taking a tack differ
ent from any of his previous assaults.
He spoke of Governor Wilson having,
in a message to the New Jersey legis-
lature last spring. commended both
the Republican and Democratic plat
forms of his state. saying they indi-
Gated the similarity of thought in both
parties. The governor considered. Mr..
Roosevelt said. the political trend OF
the two parties were along the same
lines.
Governor Wilson was right" said
Mr. Roosevelt "The two old parties
are steering along the same old lines.
They are both reacting with the Pro.
gressives advocating the cause OF the
people"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-08
7, R. IN MICHIGAN;
WILSON IN KANSAS
The Colonel Takes a New
Tack in His Attack upon
His Opponent.
(National News Association

NORTON, Kan. Oct. S.-Woodrow
Wilson, the Democratic presidential
candidate, arrived here early today
and met with hearty reception from
ton.
Wilson is due to arrive in Topeka at
noon and will reach Kansas City this
evening.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-28
Sic Gage in 2pipcQ, Mai.
8 0 N e | @1oii.. 26. W}1r

2omel, Mall, 26. Mdr5.
Weebr ols 1000 @eber baben lth
oen ousit1n6igen 200 slrbeitern a11=
gejdlolien, melde bobrere 9obne ber=
Inngen, als BON Sen &eittern betpiaigt
porhen fins. Cine Earabe Ser sus=
itdnoigen our6 SEN @ei6afts= uno
sSabrifbiltrift bat ltattgefltn0en. Sea-
be5n 10000 9lrbei1er in 1ieben 8nltn1=
tponfobrifen iper6en untbdttg bleiben,
bis Sic belteben6en Strei1tgfeiten s>pi=
iden SEN slgenten 1tno SEN Mngeiten=
ten erleoigt ltr10. Som @aupthtreau
in @oiton trof Ser 8efebl Elm, olle
1Subrifen 5at idlieben, Sic 5ur 6abri=
en=@ereiniga1ng bon 2otpem geb0=
rem, bis 1peitere Mntpeil ilungen erfol=
gen. 4.H
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&eim sSprtIdjritt.
GIepeI a n 5, s.. 26. W}l

@Iepelon6, g., 26. Mar5.
Die Streitigfeiten 51piiden SEN
@oblengrabern un0 @pubenbelibern
iiber Sci 6rage eines neuen 9obnab=
fon1mens, 1pelde sic @0gli6feit ein-
1dlieBen, oaB mebr ols 100000 slr=
better al1 fonu1ren0en Montog Sic
Sbatigfeit nie0erlegen, menn 6as ge=
gentpdrtige @bfomnen ablal1ft, i6ei=
men i6rem gn0e no6 1ribt naber &C.
brad}t mer0en SIT iein. Sic &onferen5
3tpilfen Sen 9lrbeitern u11o oen 8e=
1ibern Ser @ethfoblengrl1ben bon
@elt &ennlplpania, Sbio, sSt16iana
ltn6 Suinois fam nad ibrer @erto=
aung onr porigen 6reitag tpie6er 5l1=
1nrunen, oob ml1Bte iofort 1pegen srb=
lpeienbeit ei11iger 9elegaten etne TIT
terbredung ser 8eratbung eintreten.
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@iienbabm,tngliif.
t. ssoie b +. O}o.. 25. W}1r

/. w y, -vtu., 20. .Vtul0.
Gum menigiten II Herionen muir
Sen am Sanitag ipat na9mittags BET
einem giienhabnllngliid perlebt, flint
oapon i6tper, als Ser Ealiagier5ug
geo. 113 bel Crosby in Ser gabe BON
ct. eeSoiepb, Nlo., el1tgleilte la10 l1n1=
fiel. Se0enfaas batte ii6 eine sdie-
ne losgeloit un0 ilt 6oran 5dul0,
oaB einige @agen entgleilten. 3lpei
Naiiagiermagen uno ser @epddmagen
fielen Inn. 3ie. bei0en umgeltiir5ten
@agen maren nit &ailagieren onge-
fi:Qt, Sic aqe bon elmer gea9barltaot
bett1febrten. Giele ser 8erlebten ltn6
Jrar'en. @on ibnen lnubten lieben ing
9olpital gebradt merSen, pdbreno Ste
lpenlger i6mer perletten &erionen Sic
9otelS aufiu6en fonnten ober alt
6reunoen gebra6t pur6en. 8on Sen
SSerlebten lit fei11er 10 i9lper berIebt,
SQB er iterben mag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-28
Erfer It1etl.
Mepiiip,t oes
8a,tmwoQ>3
%utidoit Ses @raiibeu. s, \ &eridt
Der sariffOm'nii'ion. %ti<
sums Der 30Qe crnitlid) e1h> g.. =
@ a i bington, 26. Mar5.

gS a ~ II g II, 70. Vlul6. Y
9sra|ioel,t Gaft fat 0en &ongreB
ben @eribt Ser Sariffommillion iiber
Sic @mu1npoa5one iiberlar0 nrit Ger
Gnpieblung, naB bieier slbld)nitt oes
3ullgelebes in Ser Mblibt, ei1le gr=
nribigulrg Ger 30ue berbei51fiibren,
lu1ternpnlrten meroe. Ser Yralisent
tbeilt Gem &o1wreB NIT, Sic ltnterll1-
dung Ser &onnliliion babe ergeben,
oab sic 9lbgaben auf perldieoe11e
Mallnupougorne 5lpei= uno orelnal
Sen llrterl9ieo oer Soften 5ml1de'1
Ser gr5euguu1g in SEN Scr. Staaten
1trro inn stuslolroe iiheriteigen. Sic
.30ue puroeu oltferlegt, mell Der e11os
pro3eb tbeurer 5u lteben fonunt als
Ser ltnteri6ieo Ser grtrafolte1r, Die
aus ser 9eelloig1ng ser 9erltellltn9
crlpad2len lu0 oft sic Soften Ser Ser
tiQitell1,lrg Se5 bei1riiGen Hrooufts
i:beritei1en. Iie 4Sreile, meld,e Ger
Nerbral,d,er i>1 Sen Scr. Staaten be-
3:p!7lt, (il1o G0ber ols oie Ges sluslan=
oes ieltlt conn, lpenn Sic Hretle, Sic
Sic 6abrifunten an beioen Srten er=
bulter, oiel lelbeu ii>1o. 9ies fontnh
oaber, neil bier Ser Yrofit Ser &lein=
hanoler gr0Ber lit. Ginfad}e Sud)e
lir6 bier 10 biQig mie anoersmo> ober
tei feinerelr @e1pebe,r iiberlteigen Sic
31ue Sic ltnterihie0e in Sen Soften,
1uro in pielen 6daen itno Sic 3oae
l1ober als sic ltnpanolungsfoiten in
Cen lobrifen Ser Ser. Staaten
Ser YrQiioent perlangt cine 8e=
miaigl,ng bon 100000, oanit Sic
.aomlnillion ibre Nrbeit in Sen @fo=
11aten Mpril bis Sltni fortleten fann.
ltn6 er erll1dt nl,6 SEN &ongreb, Die
aomn1iiiipn am 2eben 5u erbalten,
bantit lie fire ltrterlrdungen III Be=
5ug uuf 2e0er, Metalle, @bemtfalien
r,10 3a,der fortieben fam, Sic bonn
Eralioenten perfiigt moroen maren.
Gie 8otid)oft Ges Yrdlioenten lit eine
gebrangte 3ltiannrenfaiiung 6es 8e=
fun6es Ser &omn1iiiion. @ie in ibren
@eridte11 iiber Gen @oa5oa lln6 0ie
Sale auf Yapier l1no &ol5bret n1nht
ol1d bier Sic 4onrniilion feline @p1e
pfebllugen in tbrer l1eberiidt iiber
eir1en iebr perlpidelten @egenltano.
Ser NrdliSent erflart aber, CT baltere
ieine gn1pfeblllngel1 n1f Sic Hlott=
form, auf Ser er erlpdblt pur0e, ~ooB
elm pernii111tiger Shub5outarif aufge=
iteut nerSen '1plle, Ser al1f beln l1nter=
lfieSe Ser Soften bei Ser Serltellung
Subeinr 1tt1o inn 9(uslanbe herube."
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ltltimatltm Der Gtreifiii1rcr.
g on o II. 26. W{1ri

@e1tn Ser rationale gtreif ser
&obletrgraber ni6t binnen 6rei Sagen
beigelegt mir0 un0 6ie @eiQion mill
flyer s(rbeiter in sic @ruben 5ltriid=
febrt, Damn lper6en Sic Siibrer Ser
9luSi itan0igen in fire betreffen6en Gt=
itrifte 5uriidfebren, Inn sort oas @erf
ser nnterltiibung l1n0 Ser @rlolung
ser i1t Motb befin6liden San1ilien ser
streifer 5u organiiiren, uno lie uer=:
Sen 5u 6ielen1 8>ped lid OIL anoere
9(rbeiterberbd1t0e penoen. 0ies lit ser
sSSnbalt ei1rer grfldrung, Sic elmer ser
Manner abgegeben fat, Ser tpabreno
ser l1nterbanoll,ngen auf Seiten Ser
9lrbeiter eine electromagnetic Steue
eingenommen bat. gr betonte nit gro=
Ber 8eitimnrtbeit, 6aB Sic slrbei1er
nidt sic Mblidt baben, nod meiter
ibre 6oroerungen gu ermabigen.
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Sabres6eridt.
9 e ri / II 26. Mar5.

~ y \ : ! " @O. -s'N%O'
Ser ioeben eri9ienene Sabresbe=
ri6t ser Samh1rg 9lnperita 2inie
ldlQgt Sic @ertbeill,ng elmer Dipi0en=
Sc bon 9 Nro5ent Dor. Ser &einge=
mimi oes Sabres 1911 bered11et ii6
ouf Mf. 43,799,044.65, lit uritbin
linn nabe5r 4 Millionen bober als int
@oriobre, in melGem er Mf. 39>916,=
727.0S betrleg. 9fa6 Nb5ug Ser Gin
len anf sic Grioritatsonleiben per=
bleiben Nff. 4O,52O,tS5.30 (im gor=
iabre 0ff. 3G,5S4,617.6S). @on 0ie=
ier Sulnnre iollen 5l1nadit 0ff. IT,
34S,10S.49, Sen 8eitimm1ngen Ser
Statuten gendB, SEM Sfeierpe<sliie
ran5fonSso iiber1pielen mn6 Mf 27,=
676,412.2t (im @oriabre .Mf. 24,=
676,SS4.26) 5u Mbidreibungen bonn
@ertbe Ser Sditfe permenoet meroen.
Ser 8eridt fonltatiert, 0aB 5as per=
floiiene esSabr, mie fir Sic Sdifffabrt
iiberboupt, 10 ou6 fitr oie 9amb1trg=
Mmerifa 2inie inn groben a1n6 gan=
gen giinitig getpeien lei. 9as 6radt=
geld6ft babe II din Sen tpi6tigiten
@erfebrsridtungen 1l1 elmer 2ebbof=
tigfeit ent1pidelt, Sic Inn 10 peniger
ertpartet tper6en fo1rnte. als Sic &C.
ihdftsloge in Sen @ereinigten Staa=
ten bon 9lmerifa un6 itr europa fei=
nesmegs SEN @barafter elmer @od=
foniunftur trug. @tn5elne iiberleeiibe
@ebiete befan6en lih aller0tngs in er<
frelslider 8rolperitat, i'm gan5en ge-
momnen tpar aber Sic augemeit1e
mirtbidafti6e Sage a11f betoen Sci
ten bes 9fflantii6en S5eans feines=
negs fret bon @omenten Ser l1nltd)er=
bett urb ser unrube.
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Sfttr | bis &
9rettuuD erttemert.
Stalien iua iid bereit erflart baben.
Sis gum Sabr 1920.
@ene6ia. 25. M4ra.

gene6ia 25. Mdr5.
&niier 8il6elm un0 &0nig 8iftor
emmanuel trafen ii9 ant Montag in
geneoig uno tauidten ber5li6e @riiBe
aus. 9as 3ulamentreffen Ser BET
6en Monnrden gab sic &eranlaiiung
fiir entbultaitiide 0emonitrationen
ser 8ep0lferung Dor oem Balait, auf
helien 8alfon oie bei0en Serrlber
eridienen un0 fir 6ie 9egriibllng
0onften. 0reitauien0 sdulfinoer 1ua-
rem auf 0enr Hlab berlamurelt uno
ia1rgen patriotiide 2ie0er. Ser &ai-
ier nabm sic @elegenbeit mabr uno
bernerfte, auf 1en &rieg nit Ser 5iir-
fei &e3ug nebnpeno, oaB Stalien lebt
be1peile, oaB es eintg lei un5 lopal
gu ser 9pnaitie. Mm Mbeno gab &ai=
ier @ilbelm an 8oar6 ser Soben5ol=
lern ein 9tner gu @bren &0nig 8iiz
tor gmmanuels, nobel sic gan5e 8oi
prabtig iauminiert mar. Spater om
Mbeno fl,br &0nig 8iftor emmanuel
na6 Som, naboem ct iib in ber5li6er
@eiie bon &aiier @ilbelm perabldie=
set batte. Sic @ober5oaern miro
Oie1ritag fritz abfabren, mie eS beiBt,
5l1rrd6ft ara6 6en 8rioni Snieln, no
Ser &ailer eine unterreoung nit SEM.
0iterreimil6en 9bronfolger baben
miro, bepor er na6 &orfu fabrt gs
tpllr0e beridtet, oaB sic bei0en Mo=
narden lth iiber Sic &erlangerung
bes Ireibun6s geeinigt baben; Oiele
Muian5 erliift nrit 0em Satire 1914
lt1pb lol big 5um Sabre 1920 perlan=
CERT 1peroen. gntgegen seq 1rlpriing-.
li6en Nlanes batte lpe0er 0einiiter<
prdii0ent @iopanni @iolittt, nod Ser
Minilter 0es sleltBern, @arquis sln<
tonic ST San @iulano, &01ig &iftor
gmmanltel nod @ene0ig begleitet
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9lmcrtfancr iui0fpmmen.
$ t + d II 8, Mtbe11, "a. Wfdr5


9lls ser 0anpfer uGincit1nati" BON
ser ~@amburg sln1erifa 2inie" auf-
Ser &reu5fabrt nad 0em Orient bier
anfom, itattete ibm &ronprin5ellin
Sophie bon @riedenlan0, cine Sdme=
iter 6es 9eutlden &aiiers, NIT ibrem
@efolge eilten 8ei116 ab. Die Weit-
glie0er ser f0trigliden @eleqidaft be=
}pegten iih 5manglos inter Sen 300
amerifaniiden Iourilten uno ent5iid=
ten ieoermann 6ur9 ibr i6lihtes 9luf<
trete1r 9ead Ser 8eiidtigung Ses
shiffes blieb sic &ronpril15eiiin gum
Diner inn Speiieiaal, mo- ii6 cine leb=
bofte unterboltung ent}pidelte. Sic
&ronprin5eilin 'bieB Sic Mnerifaner
in @rie@enlano >piafomnen un6 Be-
gleitete ipdter eine ser @ruppen auf
elmer @rfuriion am @elta6e.
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MarDlanbs Counties trofcm.

annapolis, M6., 26. Mar5.
Sic 8ia ser 9lnti=Saloon 2eogue,
monit sic 2ofaloption ouf sic bisber
no6 ntdt vtrodene,1" Counties BON
Morplan0 ausgebebnt tpiro, puroe
bonn @altie NIT 62 gegen 81 Stiln+
men paliiert rn0 an Sen Senat ab-
geian6t. Gin 9lmen0en1e11t ltebt Dor,
SaB Baltimore, einige Counties un0
5lpei an0ere Sta0te beredtigt lin6,
ols limits" l1n0 ni6t in @aros un6
8e5irfen iiber 0ieie Trage ab5ultim=
men.
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9ammbrmdl in Soma.
6 eofuf, ssSa., "a. Wedr

st e OF Il I, SU., 14. Wtur5.
ssSn 6em @aupt= =&offeroanm 6es
Miliiliippi 0alnms, pel6er iett int
@au begriffen lit un0 ettpa $25,OO0,=
900 folten miro, tpur6e om Sonntag
in @eofuf, ssSa., ein &iB eatoedt, Srtrd
lpel6e11 beoeuten0e Mengen @alier
0urbitron1ten. Cine itarfe slrbeiter=
force lit an ser slrbeit, Sen &ib NIT:
3enrent 5us perltopfen1 -um oas Sed
1i6t 81 MAIDEN. I'm 2::30 na6mit=
tags, ais oas @aiier al,f 6em @aupt-
&offer0anm eir1en SUP bod itano,
braGen Sic gismaiien I'M sen Damm
berum un0 rilien sic &raftitation mic
Ser. Sic @elpalt ser 6lutb rib au=
BerSem nod 6rei Transniliions1biir=
me Ser &eofuf @arniltpn 8riide NIT
1tdJ fort.
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-11
Test For Sufferers.

A new method of voice control was
tried by the lifelong sufferer In a
few lessons the impeachment in speech
was overcome.
"Thats fine" said a candid friend.
"Now 1 wish you would take a bit Of
advice. You talk all right today, but
just keep watch on yourself and see
how you talk this time next week"
you're a wet blanket, all right"
growled the ex-stutterer. whats the
matter with next weekT
well be in the full moon, then"
said his friend. ITS fact that
everybody who has ever suffered
shutters worse when the moon is fun
than at any other time. Until you
get so you can talk smoothly then you
can't count yourself really cured"
The man with halting speech took
notice, as advised, and found that
several full moons waned before he
could control his speech at that time.
New York Times
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-11
A MISSING Leaf.

That ordinary care which Is taken
by the Japanese IN their very exact
flower arrangements" is illustrated
by an incident related by Frederic S.
Lsham, the author. lie was present
at demonstration In Kyoto Of the
art Of placing flow ELS. leaves and
branches together in an artistic man.
ner. At one point little maid APP
parently offended the master" deeply.
He spoke to her and ended by order
ing her to retire. She did so, prob
ably the most broken hearted girl In
Kyoto. and the master proceeded to
alter her work. The American, who
had seen nothing wrong, ventured to
ask what was the matter, whereupon
he was informed that she had placed
twelve leaves IN a certain comblna-
ton instead of thirteen. Twelve, it
seems, was the right number 200
years ago, but thought, study, medita-
ton and prayer had led to the discov-
cry that not twelve, but thirteen, was
the correct number for the artistic
effect of that particular arrangement
This may seem a trifiing alteration,
but 1t suggests MichelangeIo's retort,
in which he pointed out the relation
between tribes and perfection.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-11
Verifying His Statement.

Old Mr. and Mrs. Smiley were giving
their annual party, and Mr. Smiley
was making his usual speech.
''For forty years have my good wife
and travelled hand In hand down life's
thomy path" he said. "In all those
years not one single harsh, hasty. un-
kind word has passed our lips, Isn't
that true. mothers"
Smother" had quietly fallen asleep
on the sofa, and as he laid his hand
caressingly on her shoulder she snorted
defantly and said sharnlv;
Get IN yyvurself and hight the fire,
sam, I lit it last, and I'll see you far
enough before I'll do 1t this morning,
you oh, oh, I-I-why, must have
dropped of to sleepr
"And 1 think you'd better have
stayed asleep, Lily" Kissed Samuel
into her ear.-London Tit-Bits.