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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

ieiner Gamilie an 843 Dit 3. straBe
l,tlb mar fir ntemanben 5u ipred)en.
@eioe miilien iofort Ste ibnen bonn
itaatlid)en @egnaoigungS Mgenten
@bittier %3ngemteienen Stelungen
amebmen un6 miiiien iid alien ge-
geI,r itrift fiigen, mie ie6er mr6ere
porolierte @efangene. Sic miiien
itetig arbeiten u1ro iib mabreno Der
Set ser 3arole aler geiitigen Sc
tra1tfe entbalten. gim1al monatli6
niiilen lie iid beim @ar6e1 6es &C.
fGrgniiies melben. Ma6 einem Sabre
ober Is Monaten fonnen ite oa1m
enogiiltig Sic Greibeit e%rla11ge1t. Sc
gen Flanagan mltroen ieiner5eit 13
Mnflagen tpegen Nnnabme bon Bette
dungsgeloern bon 0ffentliden Salt-
fern un6 gegen Gltrner II anflage1
erboberl. SIM eriten @ro5eB ml1r0clt
bei6e freigelprod)en. SIM 5tpeite1
8po5eb tpl1r6er Tie idu1loig b%efunoen,
5uiamnreu nit @iuie @olff nao
Map 8urfe $4,000 fir 8oli5eiidut
bon SSoa Doriep a1rgel1ommen gu ba=
ben. 9ie bei6en lebteren gaben 51,
an oem @raft tbeilgenomme11 gu ba-
ben, l1no tpltroen nidt beltraft.
Me6 @ing. - Die IS Sabce
alte Mnna @e6bing itarb infolge 6es
gi11nebmens bon iieber @opfpebpil-
len in ibrer @obn1ng nabe @oo6bue.
3mei Mer5te beriudten bergeblid, iie
oem 2eben 5u erbalten.
@IenbiIle. - Stint Manner,
melde om Srettagnadmittag einen
.Sradt5ug Ser &od Sslano=8abn Bel
Curtis S11nctton aufbieltenz mur6en
am Mbenb bon elmer 8iirgerpoiie unit
5ingelt, als ite in einem Srodt5ug
ser MinneapoliS=St. 2o1tts4 @abn bier
etntrofen. SSn DEM 6arauf folgenoen
@efe6t ma1r6e elmer Ser @an6iten
m%abrideinli6 t06tli6 berpmn6et; 6ie
iibrigen ergaben ii6.
2nberne.-D Ser 16 Sabre alte
@ilbelm Sdnl6t fam bel einem Mm=
to1tnfan INNS 9eben.
@eron Safe. - Ser befannte
Tarmer 2ouis Snrtmam itir5te BON
einem @agen, tpur6e iiberf abren nn6
get06tet.
&ibbing.- Drei Se1tertpehr-
lerte tpa1r6en beim 8rur6e 6es &rb<
bings : Sotels berlett, elmer 6opon
fdtper. Ser Sadida6en betrGgt ge=
gen 100000.
@inono. - Mm Montng lit
9Gral1 S. 6. @retpiter a1f Ser nabe
Spring @robe, Minn., gelegen 9Syar1n
geitorben. Mm felben Sage mur6e
ibr Spb1 @obert bon Dem Garmor-
better Donmb Smitb aus giferi1
eridoi1en; 6teier fliidtete a1f eirs,n
@ngen, nn6 feline @erfolgtng mnr6e
eingeIeitet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

@oIe6onia.- DaB in Souiton
County SOS 2an6 einen boben 8rei3
bot, gebt aus Ser Sbatiade berpor,
6aB Gbriitian Melion feline nabe
'@pring @rope gelegene, 60 SLIDER
umfafien6e 5orm fir 5000 Sen
Mder berfmtf bat.
@inGIep.- Ser iieben Sabre
alte @arol6 CHM, Der ieimen bier
mobnenoen gltern %6ooonlief lit in
ct. CLOUD aa1fgegriffen umo nod bier
transportiert morben.
Mortbfiel6. - Das bteiige
Carleton College miro aus BEN Nfit<
teln 6es Sobn 9. 81 depeuer-@r5te-
.bungsratbes einen 8eitrog BON $780,
600 erbulten als Gbeil zines bonn
@ertpoltungS &atbes geiammelte11
Son6s bon 100000 fir 1reue Sc
bdu6e uno ols itdn6igen Son6s.
Mem mIm. - SSn elmer @ibung
6es bieitgen Sdnlratbs uur6e Sec
9etrog Ser naditiabrigen Sbeuerauf-
lage fir offentlide sdul5mede 6abier
a1f $4,000 feitgeiebt, maS um etpu
$4,000 mebr als sic 6iesdbrige lit.
&o6e fer Sic bieitgen @lef<
tri5itdtsmerfe fin6 @amitag gdn51ib
nie6ergebrannt. Die @oulep Camera
60. un6 sic &odelter Miuing 81.
liefern iobieI @trom fmir 8elenb-
lungs un6 @raft5mede, mie m0gli@,
trobbem lit bie Gage cine iebr ura11=
genebme, un6 es 6iirfte lange 6a11ern,
Biz Der 8ela1dtungs6ienit uie6er
bon m1fgenommen meroen fam.
minneapolis. - Bert %.
6alfenberg bot Die M%eirrreapolis u.
ct. 2ouis=8obn m1f $4,000 59a=
6eneriat berflagt. ST madt gelte,1o,
En- iei anf Ser Sabrt bon bier nab.
@aconia bonn BUG getpieien tporben.
@abren6 er beriudt babe, ser @ei<
flung n~od5ufommen, iet ser Bug plob=
li@ uie6er mgefabren, 10 6oB er 81
Sal gefommen lei. St berlaagt
@ntf6aotgung fir SEN 6a6ur9 iei-
nem @erbenfpitem angebli6 51tgefug<
ten Sdrod, fotpie fir sic febr erbeb-
ltde @nobme fetnes &orpergapidts.
Gnirmont. Gin @eridtsbe-<
fabren lift int Martin County einge<
Ieitet mor6en. Die &Idger iin6 eric
Dillon un6 s. 6. Srebl1rg, 5tpei mobl<
befonnte 6armer I'M Safe 5remom-
Sounibip> 11n6 sic Mngeflogten 81. g.
Climber, $. 6. @tabe unb Sobn @or1<
nett, sic 6rei Experimentation.
9ie &lager %beboupten, 6aB 6te angc-
flagten als Strabenmufieber rtdt if
re Bflidt tbun. Sn ibren &dnoen
befin6en ii@ ettpa $4,000 Ste1eergel-
ser, sic tint gena1mten Eomnibtp fit
StraBen5tpede erboben pa1rben. Sic
Beamten bitten @eIber, at bcn
8med fit tpeIden fie erbobe1 pur-
sen, 1tidt pertponbt. Die StraBer at
getpiifen SteQen int Eotpnibip ieien
in einem 11npaifierbaren 8uitm6e.
ct. Banl ~ @artt11 S. Slana-
gan, gr-goIi5eidef bon ct. Soul,
un6 ser friibere Deteftib 6reo o..
Eurrter, sic tpegen 8eitehltdteit gu
elmer @efGngniBitrafe bon r11beitimn-
ter Do11er berurtbetlt maren, u1rben
Donneritage a1f Gnoron1ng Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus
@efdngniB IN 5tiamater entlai-
len. GIanogom begb ii6 iofort gu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
Illus dem nordWtlten
Winneipt1.

Wun1el Dla.
@inona.-@ abri6einli4 miro
ser bodsp'ite 8iidof Seffron, oeiier
@elierung in itetem SortidriH begrtf-
fen lit, am s. Mopember aus &odelter
Herber 5uruiidffebren un6 iein amts.
tbatigfeit mie6er aufnebmen. = Gie
81 Sabre olte Settle Sitter berludte
Dreimol, lid bos 2eben 5u nebnen.
Sic tpQr 5uiammen NIT &oD &par
perboftet por6en, alS Elm Sremoer
1en 0iebitabl bon $500 aus feiner
Saide gemelbet batte. SSn Der 3ene
periudte iie Sen gelbitmorb - Or.
2in6iap bon bier 6iirfte Ser erite Mr3t
I'M @toate iein, melder Mutolpiin als
Mittel gegen @rebs e~rfolgrei9 ange-
manot bot un6 5tpar I'M @itel=Solpi=
tal gu Mimeapolis.
8emi6ii. = 8erbeiiernngen,
Deren Soften ii6 m1f mebr alS 10000
belauf EN-, tperben IN Der Mnlage Der
8emi6ii gor 60. 6ur6gefiibrt. @s
befinoet ji9 unter 6en 8erbell ernrgerr
a1d sic ginridtung elmer mooerne't
&raftan1age.
@Ienmoo6. - Sobn Saeobion
bon 2ignite, &C.. g., nn6 @eorg gtel-
ion bon Goteal1, sic Dor f1r5em nnter
Ser geiduloigung berboftet moroen
&parer, 6oB lie inn Mm in 2otprp bret
8ertpanote eridlagen baben, berlu-
6en our6 Elm Mlibi BEN Mai6en o3
@eiebes 5u entgeben.
DuIutb. - Die @run1etgsn-
tbumslteaer IN Da1lutb miro I'M nod
iten Sabre b0ber fem als felt Sabren.
sic miro ii6 ouf arrabernb 1865
Mias b%elaufen, gegen 34.9 NeiQs in
6ieiem Sabre. Dies lit m1f @rb0bun,
gen ser Sdul> un6 @ountpumlage1
5urud8ufubren. = Ser Dompfer
saron Ser Bittsburgflotte befinoet
ii9 ouf Der Gabrt bon @ouneant,
Ohio NIT Ser mertbpouiten @r5luoung,
Ole iemols iiber Die @roBen Seen ge-
braft tpuroen. @s lit cine 2a6ung
bon $500 Sonnen Mangameiiener5
I'M @ertbe bon $250,000 6as nit an
berem @r3 gemiidt our Stabler5elt-
gl1ng in ser 11euen bieiigen Mnlage BE.
nutt per6en ion, sic am 1. @opem-
Der Dem 8etrieb er0ffnet mur6e.
6ergus5aIIs. - Die Staot-
itel1erumIoge miro ii6 a1f 17.5 Miqs
belaufen gegen i'd Miqs i'm lebtea
Sabre. Die 5feuer ion Ole Summe
bon $4,000 ergeben.
@bite +. Ser Spe3ta!,
bertbeilungsagem Sobn Sc. Somarb
bot in @alfer Sen in Ser 6orttgen
1mgebung mobnen6en Snoianern it,
re Sobrgel6er ausbe3ablt, tpas m1d
in 8emi6it gei@ab.
2uperne.- Ser friibere Gar-
mer 2ouis Conrad lit bier in ieinem
&eim tom 5uimengeitiir5t. Ser s.
Sabre aIte Mo1n mmroe bon einem
Ser3idlage getroffen.
Manfuto. - Sobr st. 9egel-
mann, Der friiber @ilfstaiiierer Der
Motionol giti3ens 8anf nor, betunn-
te ii9 bier I'M 8a1noesfreiSgeridt Der
geruntreuung fdulotg unb tpar6e gu
flint Sabren @efangniB b%erurtbei1t. }
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
Murb=0afpta.

8iSmard.- 9mrb 6ie grren=
mtng 6es 6rnnf @mfar6 aus &ogers,
Sc. g., @igentbiimer ser Gairpiem=
@iebfarm, gum Superintendent ser
S~toats5armerinitit1te, bat ii9 SOS
8iiro 6es Snitttituts Sic 9ienfte eines
:proftii6en 6armerS geitdert. = SIM
meitli9en Tbeile 6es 5taates mo9t
baS Dreiden Bel gutem @etter gang
be%frie6igen6e Gorti9ritte. Smmerbin
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
j3um 8eiten Ser aatbpliide1 1tni,

Gum 8eiten Der &atbpliiden 1tni-
beriitdt miro ONT eriten M6pentSionn-
tag in allen fatboIti9en @irden Ser
Ser. Staaten auf M%nor6nung 6es FL.
Maters cine &oGefte aufgenommen
tner6en. Se. gminen5 @ar6inal Glib
bons tpert6et fi6 in einem Mufrufe, in
Gem er onf sic 8e6irfniiie Ser Unit
periit6t aufmerfiam mam, on Die &a-
tbolifem bes ga115en 9m6es, baB fie
redt freigebig 5u 6ieier &oaefte Bet
ite11ern mod)ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
Order Limiting Time to File Claim,
and for Hearing Thereon.
(Revision OF 1QOe.)

No. 4977.
Estate of Thomas Halliday, Deceased.
State of Minnesota. County Of Stearns.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Thomas
Halliday, Decedent.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18

honey While the wholesaler who pur-
rhasE:ss e trActed honey ilas several
processes to 80 4llrpuat with before he
can Sfti 1T Sat retail. u I the housewife
IS MI Ing Id do Il !lese herself, she can
/ effect coIlsid cradle saving sss
he s1u1l est and perhaps, most
I popuiar s,ssa .f5 uf Using honey is tn
serve itt Like jam or strip with bread.
Panrak ia. ctrss hen us ed In this Way "
an oaIca III iIoie S ma y be he sarded
as Lie ctIlli VA ent ct an ouncesof jam
lNVllfiIS i'll tended for strip it is some!
tines dilltt I'll hot ~ AT er, not On II.
to make lE less Neet. bit atsn easily
to pour IA lie III Isea7j &Hi Ill also find.
some forln of tart fruit served with
| honey. cottage ci1neae. ifan mi bread amt
butter an ttuaftive cnmbiHat on ialds
an economical fsHbstitu for the much
tprizcd and very expensive Bar 1n. due
curraIts which are. themselves often.
cooked in honey and served with
cream cheese ana crackers Tho fol-
! loving are typical OF an almost end
less number CT honey recipes:
Honey md Nut Bran Mullins.
1-sscup Honey. a cup f1ouf from Ia
70 IL. teaspoon soda, IL teaspoon
salt, 2 cups bra ii 7. Ia biesnpon melted
buttef:. cups iii and aaa-i cup.
finely chopped English ssalnuts. 4.
Silt together the flour, soda and
salt. and mix them s. it'll 1lle bran Add
the other ingredients aud bake for
- 70 continues il a bot oven in gem
tins. This will make about 20 mullins.
Butter Honey Cake.
IL cups honey. II cup butter. :: 3
egg solks. 4 cups flour. y teaspoons
ground cinnamon. IL teaspoon gait,
L. tea spoons soda. 2 tablespoons
orange flower water. iwater may be
sHbstitutedl Whites ! eggs.
Hub together the honey and butter
add the uubeaten yolks and beat
thoruughly. Add the -four sifted with
the ciI namnn and the salt, aud the,
soda dissolved in the orange flower
water Beat the mixture thoroughly
and add the well beaten whites of the
eggs. Bake in shallow tins and cover
with frostins:
Nut Honey Cake.
cups brown sugar, cups honey,
g egg Folks, 8 cups flour, speck OF
salt. 1-2 teaspoons soda. 3 teaspoons
ground cinnamon. 1-2 teaspoon ground
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18

SUES N|FE'!
ESCORT FOR
ALIENATION
Husband Says Westernan1
Took Trips With Her and
Gave Her Presents.

I, ]. NJ ,rt,pzr g. "a uraa !,
:,
/, !. II. AL 8,
&,
].
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~ 1919
.sslea ~ -
n.y. g. ~
y 2 !, iis
ol.
lopA i.nss si.s
80.
n !. q
SUI - usin = = a.
s ~ ~ g 49,
q ana ma ges- t5
Didn't you ta keS trips VII IS. AZ IS sss
EIAlebe. in the SUNNI eT time ~ ls-
roy aopklns, w WITH Eugene Y.
Gron1n, y 5Tepresenllns Inc ae1enn--
ant asked EesteTm 4. s
Husband on. Fishing 81 lin Trip: Y:
es on s5s dl nerentS occasion % 81 =;
gone on hshlnS trlp aL4=on Ilne
and had asked me. to ia ke5 good care IT
of his wife While he was gone.
Upon cross examina ion by Harry
Wolf esterma ian was rs! asked az. g
whether, Whenhe e nd y, isl, h 1Al 9l1
went to st. A1ichaela.. NJ In the
summer Of Is, they had not stop
ped at the same boarding house.
es, ' 'i the witness replied; liter
some hesitancy sfasI
Did her husband know you went
down with her ~
OH yes. He asked me to take
her on that occasio on
Did Won take boz to th 9 boat.
NJ
ID on t. you thin + would have:
been more proper, since Eolls4W We're
her escort. that YOU should have
taken al err to the boat
The witness was not equired to
5pass5supon the eauisltes OF good
form He. insisted though that
}klehess had asked him to Axe Mrs.t
fKlebeS down he Ghesapeak e- :ss
ter some quest ontl y g. lester
Mrs. Slebe q beautT$ Dir. an umbrella
sSva1sT loaned her money. some OF
wien, he admitted. had never been
repaid
..Her hi sband agreed, though, that
s NJ insi at land Vas
WITH Ills approval tl1atsI gave it to-
49,, NJ n Ga
Divorccd4 Last Year.
tt.s |, ~ t1"s. salarated
- A;n+ary,aI.a'aF t !, october 1a1 Al
~, ~, $yVester1h Al had rknnwn
NJ, 1ie1e for. hn1it f1Fn years sRv
Letters and card i1 tToduced little
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
~! 81 5. Is
Va VI q
90
Gains Jays in Cells aIso, Says
Head of Ri burg Police 81
TUepartn1ent.

PITTsBURG. Apr. ~ SupeEin-
5tendent OF Police w. Noble Matthew's
after e2hauEtivae experiments asserted;
that music viii CONVEX the croox,
and calm jaEs. He has arranged
in the tabernacle during Bill Sum
days services. will discourse musinI
nightly in Central station il an ef-
fort to- better the lives OF tbs ways
ward ones
IF professional crooks are locked.
up tie singers rend ered solemn anft
pathetic songs and hymns Foe the
DRINKS agtime Is selected. a5 ~ nsey-
8er fails to rouse them to good hum
or When the quartet sang recent
". ~ there is NJ y EanderinE Boz
Tonight" three pickp kets 8Nept
#theirsce1Is It'll 81 ft
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
THIS WOMAN 0 N HAS
PLENTY D.
NERVE
Steals Bar of Soap and Asks
for a Job in That4De Depart
Ine1t. of Store.

DETROIT. Apr i've seen
a lot Of cool ones in my time, but.
believe ME caught one the other.
day that had en- all skinned for:
nerve. r. =. :43 a.
The speaner. a detective In one Of
the large downtown department.
stores. was leaning against the rail
in$a police court +waitinE-for her case:
to be called.
IL spotted "a woman whose action
didn't just sui lile. trailcd her
for .boutsten lninues and then. pres
to, she gobbled on to barao e five
cent SOAP That wasn't hardly
enough in itself to hang a case on.
SO I kept my mouth shut and my.
eyes open as she made her way tow.
ard the elevator. hen she got into
the cage was ri light behind her. and
I almost stepped on her skirt as she
atraipsed along the: aisle toward the
Office
"A rrarently. as il IN search OF
work. played with a slip as she
told the boss her story, and, would
Eon believe me. shte5 was trying to
get al Job. She wanted to- get 81
place in he soap departm rent. SAYING
that She bad been a demonstrators
for large soap concerns; that she
was tired of the outd DOR. work and
offered the uar Of soap she had just
stolen as evidence ot the fact that.
she was an experienced saleswonaan
stood itSas ION as u could land.
then gsNe the snnsFin tendent the
hfsE sign to can her. Can you
beat that Tor nerve?
Ag5e sllrf
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
lees IA q
BathlriO be:
to 1eafer
I'M. - - i--I-,--3 -.
Escaped Ospltal latent An:
noullce s He Will a Go

!. on Next

NEW ORR. 9l pr. d atientsi
in Lebanon hospital were haying Is
sun bath yesterday aftcrn Don On an
upper porch. Among the patients
was Frank ~ Nal Ion, a clerk 81 srearsi
old. who va 8 aken # ON his b ONE,
no. 3 22 Past One HnndredRand Fifty
ninth street Sun day nj ht and turned
over to the police by bis father, who
said the young man vas IA drug ticnd.
.H q 'AIallon wore A bath robe over
pajamas and e pal Of hospitl slip
,pers. In some way he got OF the
sun porch and tho next report st him
was hen; he appeared at Miners
iheate One Humid red and Forty
sixth street and Brook Avenue. sixi
blocks from the hnspit He went
il bys the sta es entrance Il and an
npunced: sst- s 81
IN going on naxtt ;ss
was supposed that the theater=
management had sde ided on vi new
for the az tern ION pprtnrni-#
sanrss To- one lkiles the supposed
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
~ So s q
lIemlI II ot
!. ! is
By bert l'l ! 4!

On Fishers land u was sta toned
In a fort ti.at guards the bay
Cutting grass and bull ding Sldenfa ks
For tifty cents a day.
When i left old New York Cts, a.
felt mother weeping On the deck.
u Was coming after glory ~ III
On this God fcrsa ken rofk:
u was coming after glory
T Tp sink Til Erelsefs IN the has
With ms trust. Spring held rifle
s "a re busy every tia = ST.
IIt vas not the DAYS u glory.
So. put aEs az ny sun
And with my trust pick and tshoyal,s
fF work from SUN % sun
Dissins ditcl1es, building sideRa
Cutting grass and mounting gunssa
III Trad lots or time for labor,
ssGtga hitgof time for fun ss Es
The arm. - Just a Joke boys.
4 The reertlitins agent laid.
But when Won once get In there, VI
! l-pu NIL wish that you were dead
When wa ~ In the army, bpys;
rEleF didn't treat me square,
They discharged me without honor,
Because I licked a sergeant theEas
But i've come home At last boys.
From this isle of emerald green,
with my pocket void Of money
As our sail PORK Was of lean
B,lt tic good DID u S. army ss s
With all its work sand drills,
I've given up forever f zEs
5,s- For thci West Vir-Einias hill ID. ss3
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
Insured Are Soldiers
From City Of I.
Tor onto

Isl HARTFoFD, Conn. Apr. i b -
anre has Just been taken out with q
local company. twas learned !. on
the ives OF IN u so Canadian sole iers
of the SECOND cxpedt tionary force for
which Lord kitchener has called to
go to the lighting line. The amount.
on each man Is S 10 DO.
For Z hree years the city of4Torrn-
to- vii lEapay " the aggregate premium
Of 10n y. fter that the men will
sbp expected & to pay the rren1un=
themselves N s5Sg iss
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
WHIPPING POS.
now UR|'|G'I'E!'.DIR||
OREGON JUDGE
Asserts That the Method Has
Been q Success ii State
Of ID Delaware.

PORTLAND. Orc, Apr: 4 Z The
whipping post Is the best deterrent
OF crime I ever have seen. They.
should have 1t in Oregon remarked
George IN. Davis, circuit Judge. just:
after he had completed Il three
months term as judge of the Grimm
I'll department.. The remark MI 81 osy
icasioned by an item JIM the State Res
si5tcr,a newspaper published 1T Last-
rel. Del. Judge Davls:s native city.
The item said: ]. 4. 5l
Tho county jail at George town Isl
without prisoner and Sheriff Jacob
West is idle, the turnkey is on Vi va
cation. chickens are rposting iii the
cells and the jailsard probably will
be planted in early corn unless am
orher applicant appears. The Ions
prisoner, Elwood Armstrong, who was
afraid to stay by hin1sel I, was paroledt
for two years to Q. s. Richards, of
Georgetown. after. having contested
stealing five dozen eggs.
Whipping Post Gets Credit.
The whipping POS penalty is pre-.
scribed for many crimes and 1ntsde-
meanors in Delaware. and TO this fact
Judge Davis credits the emptiness Oh
the Georgetown Jail Si5
Criminals don't make .DeIsNare
their stopping place, said Judge. Da-
Wis. They are afraid OF the whipping
post believe that on this account
Delaware is freer from crime than
any other sta to In the Union. .5$
ss There are only four public pros
3ecutors in the state. and they can't
makasa living at their work The at
torney general and three deputies, one
for each county, handle all the pros
lecutiona. Even though they are 50
private Practice to make a living.
s IF they had the whipping post in
Oregon there would be far less crime
here man will think twice be-
fore he commits a crime when hn
knows what the post looks like, but
aman5 Of them do not fear Jail sens
fences. FL
Old Law Provides Penalty.
I'll. .I We seen the whipping post iii
operation back there myself. Ono day
E saw them administer e is lashes-
not all to the same man, of course
would have killed him. One col-
ioTed man got 40 lashes for highway
robbery. They barred his body to the
waist, mauacled his hands about the
big ppst--thes .hugginE Susan, Il be
tlieve they cal i, and whipped him
with a: cato 7nine -tails. never heard
such a screaming IN any Life, nut WI Ell
It vas over I think that man resolved
never to hold Up anyib body again.
les, continued Judge Bavis .ss1
think the whipping post as an insti-:|
tuition is about the best deterrent OF
crinle have Z.
"A must old Oregon law, now fall
len into disuse. PERM IS the whipping.
post penalty for wife heaters. T:hereE
Is no record spf this penalty having:
been prescri bed stins Oregon during the
last ten years.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18

At The Ghufch or the Sacred Heart
In Paris ae.tonA hell IS tol1ed by
clectricit, choir boy does the
work which formerly required the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18

The United States imported more
than a billion pound 81 OF coffee last
year. a record exceeded only twice
before. ia o. and 4 9 %.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-14
Much Anxiety at Austin.

AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. 1.-THE re-
port that DR.. Thornton r. Sampson,
life professor of church history in
the Texas Presbyterian Theological
Seminary in this city and general
OF the Conference for Ed
ucation in Texas, had been lost for
two weeks in the Estes Park region,
Colorado, is causing much anxiety
among his hosts of friends here. DR..
Sampson left Austin the first part of
August to join Mrs. Sampson in
Colorado.
Dir. Sampson was the founder of
the Presbyterian Theological Semi
nary in this city and was its first
president. He is one of Austin s
most progressive citizens and for
some time has been the leading spir-
it in the Travis County Cooperative
Association. Prior to
coming to Austin Dr. Sampson was
president of Austin College, Pres
byterian institution at Sherman.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-14
.DR. THORNTON SAMPSON
IS LOST NEAR DENVER

DENVER. Colo, Sept. 1s.-Every
loot OF ground in Estes Park and
surrounding territory is being
searched in hopes that some trace
OF the Rev. DR.. Thornton X. Samp-
son. weli-known educator and theo-
logan OF Austin. Texas. who has
been missing for the last two weeks.
VIII be found. DR.. Sampson left
Denver Aug. II for fishing trip
and tramp through the Estes Park
region. lie was due to return to
Denver Sept. 5. but no word has
been heard from him since Aug. 2s,
when he wrote his wife from Cam
eron Pass.
Posses composed of foresters.
guides. sheriffs and citizens have
been covering the ground for the
last week, but no trace has been
found, nor has anything been dis
covered that shows in which direc-
ton he was headed. Yesterday two
parties of searchers equipped with
rockets and other fireworks TO at
tract the attention Of the lost man
left here in automobiles for Grand
Lake.
DR.. and Mrs. Sampson came to
Denver Aug. for a vacation. from
Austin. Texas, where he holds the
position of professor of church his
tory in the Texas Presbyterian The
illogical Seminary They stopped at
the Metfopole until he left, Mrs
Sampson then going to the Young
Women's Christian Association,
where she is now waiting for some
word from the searchers to tell her
that all is well with her husband
Accident is the theory advanced
by his wife. According to a letter
written from Cameron Pass, he had
never felt better in his life and was
gaining in strength and health. He
was to have stayed there for few
days with some new-found friends
and then commence the tramp over
the park and return to Denver.
That, with the exception of the
forester who saw a man supposed to
have been the missing clergyman on
Sept. 3, is the last seen or heard of
him. The searehers have scattered
over the trail he is supposed to have
taken and also over the territory he
had covered. in hopes that he had
returned for some reason, and may
be with friends and had written to
his wife. the letters probably hav-
ing been lost or miscarried.