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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-16
YAQui INDIANS ROB
AMERICANS OF 5000
e. A. Butter and J. E. Colser, the
Victims, Stripped Of Their
Clothing

San Diego, Feb. 14.-E. A. But
ter and j. E. Colser, American min
ing men, were stripped Of all their
clothing by fifteen Yaqui Indians and
ribbed Of bar of gold worth about
$4,000 and 800 pesos in the noun
tains Of Sonora, Mexico. according
to report today from the United
States gunboat Annapolis at Quay
mas.
Butter and Colser were travelling
In a motor car and left the Yaqui riv-
er country Friday.
The Indians have issued a decree
ordering all. Mexicans and foreign
ers from their land.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-16
HER DISAPPOINTMENT

Little Muriel. late Tor tea, hurried
into the house, breathlessly, exclaim-
ing: "Oh, mother, don't scold me for
being late! A horse fell down and
a man said they would have to send
for n horse doctor, and after | had
waited long, long time, oh, mother
what do you think? it wasn't horse
doctor al all, IL was only mani
= Woman's Home Companion.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-16
HIS TOTEM

The tailor's sign in little inland
town was an apple-simply an ap-
pie. The people were amazed at it.
They came in crowds to the tailor,
asking him what on earth the mean
ing of the sign was. The tailor,
with a complacent smile, replied:
IF 1t hadn't been for an apple, where
would the clothing business be to-
day?"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-16
Moneys Failure

THAT rich Mrs, Stiggins doesn't
speak to me now Yet she used TO be
my next door neighbor-and they were
awfully common"
Wen there are some things money
cant do
WHAT"
Make oldtlme neIghbors forget the
early days Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-16
SAMUEL T. PIcKARD DEAD

Amesbury, Mass, Feb. l3.-Sam'
uel T. Pickard, biographer and lit
erary executor of John Greenleaf
Whittier, the poet, died at the Whit
tier homestead today, aged 81 years.
His wife, who was a niece OF the poet
died several years ago. Mr.. Pickard
was formerly owner and editor OF
the Portland Transcript.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-16
BLIZZARD SWEEPS. IOWA

Mason City, Iowa, Feb. H.-Nor-
thern Iowa is being blizzard swept
tonight. Five inches of snow has
fallen and this is being driven by
strong wind from the northwest. A
railroad blockade Is feared.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-16

High society at Newport and other
fashionable resorts must be on its
good behavior this winter, judging
from the freedom from scandals. For
that let everybody be duly thankful.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-16
THREE MEN KILLED IN
BOILER EXPLOSION

Menlo. Iowa Feb. 14.-Three men
were instantly killed here tonight
by a boiler explosion in the electric
light plant. The dead are Erma
Wiley, M. A. Beauman and Frank
Fay. Wiley was the engineer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-16

Probably In most cases the bushel
of good resolutions made at the new
year have dwindled down to a scant
handful.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-16

ed to have returned to Los Angeles
September 81, two days before the
blowing up OF the Times Building.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12

lulorpoit. Set er min S%orretning,
leg leber at; Set ct Sen, min Gift
items CT baieret poa. Sci forefom=
mer mig enooa at bore Min @ligt
lom oanif at bribe min 5orretni1g
til alle 5iber lom t%i6ligere, me6chs
set mes Settle, forefon1n1er set
mig funOe bebrej6es mig, bpiS
leg pl116ielig erflpreoe oberfor mine
tpife 5orbin6eller, at mi biloe ieq
fife ban6le 1neb bem mere.
Naor MI Sen fronlfe &egjerino
bor ment, at min 5tillina lon Tor=
retntngsmono bar u%forenelig mel
Stillinsen 1om &oniularage,,t, ia
iaa er Set 10 ct Gprbol6, Megjerin.
gen ielp mao ifjanne ODER, % ion
Sen ielp fltl0t 116 ct @erre oper
Mnbet er ser life at 1ige oertiI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12

og &rgblinge biern1ne, er set life let
at forltaa, bbor0an Soroarbeioet ifal
blibe giort / SpnoeripllanD til
Sorauret.
Spf Holiti gaar fra &us til &us
% piliterer Stuffer og @iemmer for
at foa fqt / @ul0mpntcr. De moo
noenbioere 1l0leberes moo Bopir-
penge. .SSa1gen 5amilie faar Sob at
fiebe mere ems en- miooelItor &oroe
Netrole1tm on1 l1ger. S ollie Sipr-
ner % &roge amer mon 5pioner.
Naar 8nnben ifrabes. Sfplge en-
pribat Me66elelie til os fra @pnoer-
ipllono bor Spiferne for en- Gio fl
Sen la0et ofbol0c EFT ef1tra Ses1ion
ODER Wan6 op til 55=Mors MIoerelt,
ion oltiaa. life tiol{gcrc bar peret
5ol6ater. Sum Sc, Ser bar rene
&rpblinge, bleb fasIeret, Melfen bleb
toget til forlfiellige 8aabenarter,
men Bog bobeoiogelig til Snfar1te-
rtet. Sc in6fal6es INT / oisie Gage
for at %un6erfa1te fig et u6bonnelie
/ Baabenbrug poa 4-6 Tiger for
6erefter at blibe ie11ot til 5ronten.
Gnfelte, ser foritaor fig pda Opfjsh
al areatnrer og $e1te, er tagH til
6eit 1erlige "8oabenart" at opfisbe
Se1te og &bng til &egieringen; iaa
forelpbig er Sc ulDffelige lelb fri
for uSlogterb9nfen", men ogioa
paa bem lnrer 10 Saren iaabel iom
pao &bgget, 6e opfjdber. &or Meb-
beler me11er, at en- Del al 6isie nb-
icn6inger bill blibe foripnet meb
110lonospos, ferlig til 9anmorf,
for at opfjobe &reoturer Ser. Se1te-
~l1ofgri1en CT ip1n befje110t for en- Si0
1tben forb11bt al Sen Donife Megjc-
ring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12
1aniptteI1en bor bur enDnn iiffffc peo=

pa1lR11ellen Ddr nun ef1D1tll Tito DeO=
gaaet. 5i
Gn. banif Splbat opcrfjprt al sp=
get. EIoget fra Sreoericia paafjprte
%fornplig tat Deo 211nberifob Ell al
De Soloater, Der gaar pna 8qgt
beo 8roen. Gil Irobs for at Sier=
neifullc1t bleb fn1lt, Iebebe ban eno=
M otter Noafier1len. Sans aar111le=
rat fit bom bragt inb. paa 2l1nber=
ffop 5tdtion> bbor ban bleo fbrt
|til aoloing 5bgebus. Den paafjpr-
|te 5plbat beo Beter1en, bar fra
|Sjerrisleb og tilbprte Marga11gel1
1914. SON bpbe UNDER 3ransppr=
ten til Spgebuiet.
0if til SanolGsen mibt paa Mat=
ten. @n 2Gge / Solltebrp bleb
forlcoen Scat ringet op al en- 5Iog=
terlben6, Ser erflprebe, at ban /
lang SID boDoe bobt en- Ioa fnolben=
Sc Ionopine> at ban life funbe lobe
ON gtotten, bborfor bon MI bilbe
be6e Doftoren tage Camden no. So,
Set lfuloe 2Ggen on nof, ifipn1
han ulente, at Sben6en jo NOT fu11oe
bore fon11ne1 be6 9dgslpS> noa,
ban lGnge bub6e Dnbt 5merter
Wten on Sben6en bar bleben al:
brQgt | Stolen, erflnreDe Do1l a
I'LL bar Gan6pi11e11 gooet ohcr, o(
MI bloc bun life bone Go110en lis
2ggen gif' 6a ifplge u9olltebrl
Dogbl." fen 90 breje0e gepglen on
Il Dpren, fog fin Gibe, tenote ser
% 1otte Jig / en- 5tol og betpbcb'
GbenOen, at fpr Ga1ben bar 11be
lop ban life 1tb. Nnar 2egen nj
bar beffet al fin Spbn for De1
SosS @fpl0, ffuloe bqn oglao bio
at furere Mon6en. SO iao iatt
|2Ggen fig til at itu6ere fin Mpis
ga Ser bor gaoet 20 Miml1tter, BE
ii1oeoc @ben6en fig og me00elte
at MI frr11oc 2egen toge Gonoen
9ette ifebe, men SEN topre SEER
ifreg og bplebe> 1aa ban beffc0c bcl
Sen pbriee 2egefomilic.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12
@ube Tarme beo 2amrens, q. 9,

0ooe Sarme be6 2unrens, 81. g.,
fan enonn faces og til rimeIige Bri=
Ter, paa ieroeles 9o6e Gilfaor og
leHe 8etingelier.
Ser er go6e @foler % ppperligc
5onoelsforbin6elier; Mejerier og
-@tationer %ollebegne pg Der CT
itore Benge / $gns.
Sou bar bi 1onif s&siirffe % 5foIc
meo BreIten boen6e iblanbt %, ioo
Ri baaoe timelig og aan6elig bar
gobe &aar.
. unoertegneoe bill 1pore paa ollc
SpgrgSmaal og gibe 6e be61te 0p
lpsninger og Mnbisninger til aIle>
baabe paa gngelif og Dnn1f.
Sfriper &irfegaar6 og. Sons 21nb-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12

Sc 10 al benbe- Ser Dar flere
lom 10 al mig Ter" ifriber UtrS. Sc.
Yeterlon fra Sl1neberrp, Minn.,, 90
jeg fprtalte bem ON mini Gro paa
&1&rifo> og at jeg ogteoe at BRUCE
Sen. Seq bar iaa ipg, at ieg life
fltnbe gipre nit eget &%ltsarbeioe.
Mine Mr1nc % Sen pGrfeoe, og jeg
bobbe Mnfolo al 5pimmelbeb. Seq
brugte &l1rifo % ct III ful0itgnDig
fritz. Seq bnr en- goo Mppetit, iober
gobt og Tan gjere nit Mrbeibe n1eo
6ornejelle. Sc Ter fife Longer af'
mig. gu pnlfer Sc lelb at BRUCE
&llrifo."t
Or. Beters aurifo ct forifielz
Zig fra onore WeDiciner / mere emo
EFT &etnine. Sen er ct galnmelt,
lenge prppet l1rtemi06el, lom bar
berct / ltaoig 8rug / ober ct Mar-
blnorebe, fight al0rig meget aber.
teret. Sen er lite at foa paa Mpo=
tbefer. 5pecielle Mgenter foripner
Mlmenbeoen meo 6e11, cllcr man fa11
beItille Sen fra Sobrifanternes So
borotorirm:: @frip til 9r. Heter
SobrneD & Cons Co., 1875 go.
Spne Nbe., Chicago, Sll. IA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12
UIR|IN-SYRE.
oPLOsER
For Rheumatlsme OF Nyrs-Lldelser
SO Cents Flaske t32 Doser)


Netop fordi De begynder Dasen angstelia
oE tret, stlvhed Benene, Armene og Musk.
lernc, Vssrk ! novedet brandende ogneded.
Da4en begynder, tro, dcrfor like, at De mac
forb1ive denne Ti1stand.
Dtsse Lidende, som er / og ude afsengen et
halvt Dusin Gauge ON Natten vii paaekjpn.
ne den Hvile, Komfort oR styrke som denne
B~ehandling medforer. For enhver Art al
Bl@relidelser eller ~Svekkelse er Virkningeu
ltRefrem vidunderlag.
BLY, sund, sterk og livli1, fri for smerter
fra sttve Lemmer, 1mme Muskler, Gigtsmer.
Lidelser.
For as bevise. at Williams Behandlina
overvinder Nyre-o g Blere:SyRdomme. Rheu.
matisme or enhver Lidelse fra Urinoyre, lige
meget hvor kronisk eller h~aardnakket, vilvi,
hvis De aldrig for har prevet Williams Be
fri. hvis DE vii udklippe denne Motifs %
sende den med Navn Og Adresse, mad Zoe I'll
Hjalp for Forsendelses.Omkostninger, I'll
The Dr.. D.. A. Williams Co., Dept. 1914, New
F.. o. Building; East Hampton. Conn. Send
strax og De VII modtage med Pakkepost er
regular Zoe F1aske $50 Doser) udon Bekost:
ming og uden videre Forpligtelser. Kun er
Fiaske til en- Fami1ie ellcr Adrcsse. De vi
venligst skrive paa Engelsk.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12

Store Briier. Boorbejer !. 2ou=
&C / &p0oing iulgte for feoe1 Sag
to Seite til en- Hris al 400 Worf.
Sbinene fif @ierneibsc, (nmo.)
SSpreen Motbieien / 9ettrrp poo
S1tnobe6 far moattet llogtc "a
Sbi1t, font efter Oprlegens @igenoe
bar bleben biernelpge font Belgc al
SoOring n1eb Guffer.
&irfeflofferne / clubbing bar
forleoen Gorn1i0oag fimet ct Gar
Elmer ,nellem1 81. 10 og 10. Be0
@renlen ietter ma 6e1rne Sting
ming / 6orbin6elie meb Snofolbcl|c
al NIT Mon6lfob.
%nlbise 9eitepriier. @eo Opfjob
til n1ilit9rt 8rug / 5rebags lolgtes
}27 @e1te / Gpn6er til meget bpie
- 49, -
Nriler. &bor bpie Brilernc CT for
go6e SeIte, fan man foa en- Sore
1ti1ling ont, nnor man Dgrer, at en-
Mano forlongte 5000 Morf for
tine to aidrebeite, og at man for
gipbes Bps 5000 Worf.
9en bpre Mrbejbsfraft. Ser mel
0es ON ltore 8onifeligbeDer meo
9en1Dn til Mrbejosfroften. &orlc-
lennen tiger ita0igt; poa Grant
ggnen giber man laalebes 600 Worf
/ Sgn for Ell Scarf fra /. Woj til
1. Nobemher. Sg ser er @fsenlpler
paa en0m, hpiere 2er for 5ommer=
balhaaret. 8
Solbaterbrobet inbbrages - 9sen=
&C Gtebct for. @ibtil far 5ploo=
terne, Ser ligger / Sl1ofpartering,
bber fier0e Dog al MfbcIingcrne fua=
ct noleDeret 8rpb. Men bette Jpr=
bolo opbprte fra SEN lite Sebruur,
fra bbilfet Giospunft Ser / 5teoet
for uobetaltes bber MnnD II Yfen+
mig pr. Dag> % fan n1oa loo 1elb
1grge for at lfoffe fig oct fornpbne
8r90.
Senherjboer til Ritfronten. G11
ltor Gel af Sc &efr1tter, Ser i Sen
iiblte Sis er inbgpet / oe ipnber=
jpbfe @per, er ienbt ip6paa til ben
pltrig=1ngarife 5ront. S SEN Mn=
lebning bor ser ppret betpoelige
Grafiffor1tprrel1er / 5gnoerjpllono.
@oifillige <n6re6e @ognlabninger
a11l> &ofes og 8rifetter til Do11=
mari bar bpret Itanoiet.
9obbelt ramte. 2o11ontono @r1,n6t
90 3n|tru fra 9pnning 9eoe bar
forleoen Dag tagne til Jiifbolm peo
Goftlur1o; Ser bar inblebet Otter
refining ON, at beres berboe,loe 5pn
bar falben / @fia1s, ng Sbigerbot=
teren baobe fact nnrmere l1nocr=
retninger. So @ra111ot % S1titrl,
fon biem ON Mftenen bar, ion meo=
self, bele bcres Gie1oom neobrenot.
Sor,,6e11 sSnbentaret brenotc 20
Baar, IA Sbin og 8 &per. So.
fonfirmcre6e Conner, Ser arbei0eoe
pao Marfem fit tim Seitene % &p=
erne u6.
Snbfpriel al banif Magerfbeg.
.Wrasiere, Ser pnifer at inofgre oanif
Mogerfbeg, 11aa ifplge .5cbles
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12
En- Arme at Milloner,

De Millioner som bruger Warmers
White Wine and Tar Compound for
svage Lunger, iHoste og Forkj3lelse,
siger allie, at det er Diet bedste Mid
del paa Jorden. En- p%aalidelig, be-
hagellg pg wilson Medicin. Solgts
hos allie Handlende.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12

q. u@boo fer leg, 9e, iaaoor en-
iprig @egetariorer, ipiie S%areiteg21
g.: $50, men Sare11 babbe {
Jorbeien nbt al min &aal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12
3uuxnh.

3ullxan.
Seppe Mafier uofenoer ON fort
Gi6 paa @Dl6enool en- 11D Nomal1>
Sens 2angfnib", ser er bpgget
oper Ell norojp6it 5trate1rpbers Be-
6rifter poo Gbriition Sen TjeroeS
Sis.
!9ba6 9eitene.i 9anmarf for inb=
bra9t. s rMarbus Mn1tStibenoe"
me60eles / ct Meferot al @o0seier
Sagemamns Toreorog i 6oarl,p, at
Danmarf bar 1olgt en- 9jettcoel al
fine Sc1te, % man nloa formooe, at
0anmorfs Notionulforml1e er for
pget n1eo omtrent 80 WiIlioner &ro=
rer.
Yulitiferens Sftnbne. Sen poli=
tiife Sorgr1nosfigur, Meolem al
SoDeobeltprelien for set ipolte @en=
tire. 8praoosmehlc,n og @ogfprer
5ecbcr Senien / 59bp,- er blebe11
ubelbreoe1ig fin6sipg. S @ebp 3d.
raaosmpbe f%orelaa Mebbelelie fra
Sfifteretten ON bans dmpn6iggjps
re1le. Oct beotoges at betrogte bom
1on1 uOtruaOt al &oobet og IoOe
5uppleanter, @ortner 5prcn leu ino=
trGbe / Gte0et.
Sniff Sma9lpsbeb. st syir,no /
Marbus bar fra Ell 6orbinbel1e /
GDlflono mpotaget ct @rcp, pno
bpis 8ogli6e bar flebet ct Mprfe
n1eo Eaoifriftcn: u@uo 1traffe eng
lonb!" Soaoanne Merfer 1m1ges
/ Millionbis / SDiflono % ier6es
ogiaa til &1,1ocrne / uolonoet. Mar=
bns Stiftstioen0e lebercr ct Mftrpf
al MGrfet % ben1Grfcr: Sen BE-
flenote tblfe' 5n1oglpsbeb fornngter
fig iffe."
Sorabebe 8enfleoer. Ser CT -
meooeler vTere0ericia 9agfob" =
til. Grebericiu anfpmnlet llnifprmer
til 500 WanO, Ser 1fol inDfol0es /
0enne l1ge. 8lanbt bisIe 8jen5tan=
De finbeS ogioa torobebe Be11fleber,
Der er ioale0es inOretteoe, at Sc fan
ru1n1ne loa bel alu1in0eliee Snbipi=
Der lom 1aaoan11e, ser bar Muol be-
tp0eligt ober oct olminDc1ige. -
Set ct go6t for SC Ipffe!
&arbe Mnirn1n. Otter en- SSpr=
bonoling mellenl Sr. Sbeiln1ann beo
Sar6e % &o11tor Warfe jur1t 5aaf.
Ol6ager er ser. ppnaaet gnigbeo ON
at fisbe for $500 &r. at 4r. Ebeil=
11an1ts antife Mpbler, &obber=>
Mesling= og Ginbarer og %inbleu1aaee
biSie 5oger i @ar6e Diu1G11r1s
8pgning. 8engene til ajebet toges
of Deulnets @runofonb, Ser for 81
oen CT baa $4,000 Ser. Wten for
inoen 9anoelen enbelig afll11tteS,
1fo1 8praa0et 6og lnnttionere, at Be=
lpbet opbenbes / nGbnte Ijenreo.
Sinbsipg? @jerin0en al Ell 8orb=
og. S%tolefnbrtf Deo Manoers, Tru
Wpller=G briitenien, er blebet orrez
lteret, efter at Ser flere ,@ange bar
bgret @ranb / benoes Bobrif. Glere
Mennelfer bor facet 8rebe mes Mr==
mobnine ON at itiffe $50 paa So
brifen % meo Gilfgjelie ON, at
1laor Ben bar brGnbt, btlbe Sc fao
EN- Dnipr. Disle 8rebe bIeb fore
lagt Holitiasfiftent 9auerbacb i
Marbus iom 5fribeefspert. @ot,
erflereoe, at Sc bar frebne al SRI
Wpller=G briltenierl % bun bar til
itaaety at bette er rigtigt me,1 .Ssslbbs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12

sfrib efter Brspenumn,er Of bette
8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12

Seppe Mafier uofenoer ON fort
Gi6 paa @bl6enbol en- np Nomnn,
~Sens 2angfmib", ser er bpgget
ober Ell norojp6if S~trote1rppers Be=
Srifter poa Gbriltion sen TjeroeS
9iA. ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12
6nnhrrjytlatm.

Store Briier. @oor6ejer :. 2o11=
&C / &p0oi11g iulgte for feoen Sag
TO &elte til en- asris al 400 Meorf.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
BIBLE INSTITUTE
ENROLMENT IS 404
President Kelly Delivers Ad.
dress on Relation of
Church to School.

The enrolment of the Bible Insti
tute reached 404 members last night
and the indications are that there viii
be still more by another week. Follow
ing the announcement that country
people would be welcome at all ses
sfons of the institute, without any
charges. between fifteen and twenty
persons living outside of Richmond
attended the second session of the in
stitute last night. -,
President Robert L. Kelly of Earl
ham College delivered an address to
800 members. He spoke on the sub.
ject of "The Responsibility of the
Church for Religious Education." The
church is the source of all regilious
Influences, he said, and therefore has
a direct responsibility toward all the
educational factors of the institution
1t was announced that the next ses.
sion of the institute would be address:
ed by DR.. Morton c. Pearson Of Indi.
annapolis. DR.. Pearson is the president
Of the Indianapolis Bible Institute and
will tell of the work that has been
accomplished in that city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
GRANDMA USED SAGE
TEA TO DARKEN HAIR
She made up mixture Of Sage Tea
and Sulphur 90 bring back color,
gloss, thickness.

Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea with sulphur and alcoho
added, will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and luxur
liant, remove every bit of dandruff
stop itching and falling hair. Just a
few applications will prove a revela
ton if your hair is fading, gray or dry
scraggly and thin. Mixing the. Sage
Tea and Sulphur recipe at home
though, is troublesome. An easier way
is to get the ready-to-use tonic, costing
about SO cents large bottle at drug
stores, known as "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" thus avoiding a
lot of muss.
While wispy, gray, faded hair is
not sinful, we all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive,
ness. BY darkening your hair with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, no one can
tell, because it does it so naturally, so
evenly. You just dampen a sponge or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at time; by morning all gray
hairs have disappeared, and, after an
other application or two, your hair be
comes beautifully dark, glossy, soft
and luxuriant ".":
ADVERTISEMENT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01

The smokeless nuisance is q man
who swore of tobacco on the first Of
The year and who wants to tell you
I'll about his sufferings.
Most men do not care whether they
have the right side Of an argument or
not as long as they have the opposite
tide.
When girl has hole In her stock.
ing she thinks 1t would be awful II an
automobile should run into her.
Many a man breaks himself trying to
make both ends meet.
A man would rather have his wife
Ook tat than help her lace herself so
the would look thinner.
Maybe a woman would travel in dou-
Die harness longer IL she would bride
Ter tongue.
As rule. when a mans tongue L.
!hick his pocketbook is thin.
Severe breezes uncover a multitude
IT shins.
Any honest girl can tell you that
be prettiest apple isn't always the
eeeteSt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
IsERMAN FORFE|Ts
BEALLvIEW GROUND

Henry Iserman forfeited fifty. Beall.
view building lots to the South Side
Improvement association today as the
result of his failure to fulfill his end
of the contract entered into last year
relative to the sale of stock in the Iser-
man Veneer Door company.
1t was decided at a special meeting
Of the directors Of the South Side I'm
provement association last night, to
stick to the terms of the contract in
which Iserman agreed to raise $10,-
900 by stock sales by April or forfeit
the lots to the association. The lots
have an estimated value Of $1,000.
None had been sold as they were held
in trust by attorneys.
The directors talked over a plan Of
making prosperous business in the
veneer door factory but refused to
make their plans.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
DRINKS POISON;
MAY Get WELL

(AiI young men and women In need
Of counsel and advice on matters Of
difficulty affecting their personal ex
perience, their work, their health OF
eompanionship are invited to com
munIcate with Captain Jewel, 81 South
Sixteenth street, local representative
Of the Salvation Army)
About the same time an alarm OF
fire was sent into fire department
headquarters from the home Of Mrs.
Anna Higgins, 1T North Seventeenth
street, police headquarters was being
notified of the attempted suicide OF
Harry Minor at the home OF his par
ents, 1874 North Seventeenth street.
The fire at the Higgins home was or
little consequence. Minor is In SER
ious condition from swallowing car
bolic acid but the attending physician
reports that he has chance for re-
covery.
Minor has had considerable family
trouble recently, twice having been
arrested here by Dayton. O., author
tiles on charge Of having failed to
support his divorced wife ana chill
dren, although Minor said she had left
him and had gone to Dayton to live.
Each time he succeeded in securing
his release but not until he had agreed
to contribute to the support OF MS
wife. Minor has also been out OF
work for some time.
Today while in the back yard OF his
parents home he swallowed acid
which was in an ounce bottle and then
collapsed on the kitchen porch. where
he was found by member of his FAM
lily. He told them what he had done
and police headquarters was at once
requested to send physician.
Late this afternoon Minor was IN an
unconscious state but the physician
states his color indicates that he was
relieved of the poison in time to effect
his recovery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
Swat the Murderous
Fly; He Is Mankind's
Arch Enemy

>,, DSHAW! you win
:: !: i: !: !:
49, -,~---.-- say. Fliesi How
-. - absurd! Harm
~ less insects Of no par
ticular importance!
IA Now, II it should be
NsNN wolves or great rats,
" ~ even
F." Would 1t astonish
you. would It shock you, to be told
that thousands Of children are slain by
flies each year? Would you be sur
prtsed to learn that in one city Of the
United States over 1000 persons lost
their lives from intestinal diseases be-
heved by certain scientists to be trace
able to the harmless insect" that is
now buzzing on your windowpane or
against your screen door? Suppose it
were solemnly stated by scientists of
international repute that anterior DO
homyelitis, or infant paralysis. Of which
one hospital in New York alone re-
ceived and treated hundreds Of cases
in one recent summer, can be carried
by one Of the kinds Of flies you pass
by as Of mo particular Importance"
What would you say then? And it is
true, every word of it. Walk into your
kitchen and observe the number of
1ies there. Are there a hundred, a
thousand? You had better find a con-
hagration as you open the door, for its
possibilities Of disaster are not much
greater. says Dr. Pease in Good House
keeping.
= =
1t is recognized that any reform
must begin with the individual and
grow from him or her. The fly cam
paign has been successful only in a
very moderate degree, because e5 per
cent Of the hundred million among
whom We live are asleep to the dan
ger or refuse to take it seriously. The
Numbering infant, the aged parent,
the romping youth, the rugged athlete,
all tomorrow may be victims OF the
filthy pest. i