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tpert in Matrimonial Jangles breaches Doctrine of
Tolerance and Sympathy on Part of Women
Who Begin Married Life as Upifters and Re-
formers of Character. but End BY Being Merely
Ringn,asters g Freschi Serere on "Prirate d.
D0rce." Those Secret arrangements That often
Don't Reach Courts but Cause Great UnIap-
piness.
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ARREST FORCES CONFESSION
Hotel Victoria Thieves Made Pris-
0aers On suspicioa.

John Quirk and Stephen Leonard were
arraigned In West Side Police Court
to-day. charged with stealing nearly
1900 worth Of clothing from the tailor
shop Of the Hotel Victoria. No. 1855
West Forty-seventh Street Sunday
night.
The arrest was. In a sense. accidental
Detectives McGann and Devanney saw
the two men together and recalled that
they had arrested them for q burglary
three years ago. They thereupon took
them to Headquarters,
Quirk had on u very good suit. a IS
hat and expensive shoes, The detec-
such apparel. and looked up records OF
"ecent clothing robberies. The valet OF
the Victoria Hotel recognized the
clothes Quirk was wearing. and then
the prisoners confessed.
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more, ne Is guilty. He has broken some ldp; he 70
liable to punishment. And get
"Desptte the husbands legal responsibility, IN al
most every hc We-the legally o00rieUcd p1rty-
10 morally responsible for the trouble In the domestic
battes' reaching the courts Is the whO did the
desertnO, Who drank to ercess who trans0resed the
marital code In ts,s Udy that. And yet tracing
ttal dtssenson to its beginning you t1H find usually
that It u the ,otte ioho sets the ball rolling"
Out Of the funess Of his experience on the bench
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his place of business and made a
scene. shouting out to everybody that
he was not supporting her, and he
declared that II such thing hap
pened again he would lose his posi-
ton.
when I questioned the wife I
found her defiant. I did the right
thing. Judge. she Informed me. I'm
for my husbands uplift. although I
get no thanks for II. ] don't like the
place where he's working. He's a
smart man and he ought to have a
better job. don't like the mon
around him. They're roughs, that's
what they are
"I beg your pardon said the hus-
band. but those men are gentlemen,
even II they do work In overalls, and
as for the job. Pm mighty glad to
have 1t these times, even IL I have
earned more In the past
THE FAILURE As A HoMEMAkER
As A PETTY TYRANT.
You see." commented Judge Fres-
chi. 1.-The woman was simply inter-
ferinE with her husband out OF intoI-
erance and false pride.
Oftsn woman complains that
her husband never takes her any.
where; that he goes out in the
evening and leaves her at homo
alone. " the husband 10 repeat
edly absent, her complaint 10
equivalent to q confession that
she 10 q, failure a. q homemsker.
u no only goes out now and thon,
to play . game Of bowls or in
dulas in some other harmless
amusement, she ought to be hap
py In his pleasure instead Of nag
ging him about II. " he never
takes her out the chances arc
that she has scorned the simple
amusennents he at first was will
ing to provide for her.
~ had case illustrating this last
situation not long ago. The wife
wept that she was always alone. that
her husband frequented dances and
moving picture shows after his work
was done.
~ go alone because | have to- the
boy husband told me. When | ask
her to take In the kind OF thing / can
AFFORD she turns up her nose HI
wife promptly performed that very
action. and asserted that she thought
he ought to stay at home with her
instead OF going to cheap shows.
Now there Is an instance In which
both persons ought to yield a little
The husband was probably attracted
to the girl because Of her demure
home-loving nature. and she liked
him for his gayety. After mar
rage they grated for the same rea-
sons. Each should have tried tc
share In the tastes of the other"
you believe that II the wife makc'
the right sort OF home the husband
will mostly stay In III" ] asked.
$50 long IS . young husband's
homo 10 . fairly comfortable spot
no will prefer it. The husband
who 10 nagged at, who 10 not al
lowed to have his friends visit
him, who 10 forbidden to smoke
In the house, 10 the one who socks
comfort and sooisbility in the cor
nsr saloon. Why does the woman
who wants her husband TO stay at
homo act In . manner calculated
| TO drive him out?
DRIVE EVEN THEIR CHILDREN
FROM HOME.
'TAs same psiaeipls holds Will
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Relations
present
Of Womans World
matrimonial that Judge Freschi
with sincerity
husband and he has how victory
take he failure.
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Dies 1. vestibuIe Of Church.

Thomas st. John. q stationary epe
ginser. who lived with his wife and chh-
dren At No. l03, IL East rfty- sixth
street, fell dad In the vestibuls Of the
Church Of OF. John the Dvangelist. In
East yifty-hfth Street. at 2 o'clock this
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By Marguerite MO0ers MarshalI.

regarded troubles
husband
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Greater New York Testimsny:

hahn. 1909 CT.
ton Ave. BreqH
says: II sul1egG
from mvkiAlesA
for about ~
weeks. ] ~
tired and div
sed nearly a1t<1
time, and 49,
ed to have =
energy 70
about my 49,
work. ] -
two boxee
Deans ID
Dill. - 80.
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NONE ALIVE en- THE IDLER.
Life saverS. However. Unable 20
Positively Identity the Vessel.

NORFOLK. Va, Jan, so,-Life saw.
ers who to-day reached the yacht be-
i,eved to be the Idler. now wregx of
Diamond Shoals. found no signs Of life.
The vessel had settled until only the
masts were visible. II was impossible
to Identify the yacht. they said,
Heavy seas heretofore have defeated
~ AsAnDD1o . 81 . The veossl
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and the former Miss Tesethon 10
eighteen and was still In school.
eEFUseo TO LISTEN TO ARDENT
AulToR'9 PCEA0,
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then, ! have felt fine. ] have ~ :
recommended Doan's Kidney Pm
my friends" .''',,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-28
CARNIVAL COMPANY
BANDS TO PARADE

The Mazeppa United Shows, assert
ed to be the largest and most complete
carnival which ever appeared In this
city, arrived in Richmond Sunday for
a weeks engagement. The tents were
erected on the lot just west Of the
Doran bridge In West Richmond and
today workmen were occupied In fin
ishing arrangements to handle the
large crowd Of people expected this
evening.
The ground had been cleared and
leveled to permit of the easy access
Utility to the shows. The ferris wheel.
merry-go-round and all of the other
concessions were erected today.
The carnival comprises thirteen
shows besides the concessions and
the two free-acts which will be given
daily.
Each day this week a street parade
will be held including the two bands OF
music which accompany the shows.
Whether the trained horse, "Mazep-
pa" is brought to Richmond to appear
at the carnival is problematical. His
owner, who lives in Columbus, Ohio,
and who has the horse insured for
$50, 900 uses extreme care in having
the horse perform. II the present
weather continues, the horse may be
brought here for the last two days OF
the week
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-28
SONG ON MANS LIPS
SHOWS JOY OF LIFE

About 1.-THE Man Who Sings" the
Rev. w. o. Stovall, pastor OF the First
Baptist church, said In part yesterday:
There is something delightful about
the man who sings. 1t means that his
soul is free. We like to have him
around. His song may not be melo-
dious in the artistic sense, but he IL
a dispenser of cheerfulness. There is
is music that is melodious to the
heart. thought it may not be very me-
lodious to the ear. Sound is a physical
thing. Physical deices and endow-
ments are required to produce it In a
pleasing manner. But the sentiment
and the associations Of the song may
speak to the heart though the musical
effort be crude.
AT work or at play when the pres
sure of the task or the zest of the
game subsidies and the mind drops
back into its natural mood, blessed is
the man whose soul spontaneously
springs the song. 1t Is not the song he
forces himself to sing to give face to
artificial conditions like the boy whist
ling in the dark. but the song that
comes naturally from free and buoy
ant spirit like that of the bird that
has escaped from the cage and trills
its joy from the tree top In Gods open
air and sunshine"
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each exhibitor give his name to the
township secretary and receive mum.
Der. (e) Carefully prepare samples
of the grasses.
2. At convenient time after har-
vest have township display and give
prizes of ribbons to first, second and
third.
3. The county will arrange a dis
play to which your exhibitors may
send second sample.
4. From the county display an ex
hibit will be selected to show at the
Indiana state fair. The third sample
will be fresh for this.
Let Wayne county show the state
it is awake by every farmer getting
into this grain and grass exhibit game
Let everybody hustle. Let us know
how we can help you most. Together
now-get ready-push! We will fine
ourselves enjoying our work, oul
friendship and our increased prosper
ity. Very truly yours,
JOSEPH H. BLOSE, Secretary.
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old TRAILS MOVEMENT
BOOSTS FARM DISPLAY

The Center township Commercial
club has submitted the following:
Are you busy on the old trails move
ment? The county Is aroused as 1t
has not been for long time. Prepare
tions are being made in all the town
ships heard from to send large dele
cations to the monster meeting at
Centerville, Monday, July 5. Center.
Vile is working valiently to make
your visit a pleasant one. Harvest is
upon us and the pressure of work may
tend to lessen YOUR enthusiasm, but
we are not going to cease stirring
your township to boost our common
Interest," federal highway fromcoast
to coast.
Jefferson township has invited the
county to attend it's meeting Wednes.
day, June 30. Teetors band will give
an out-door-concert and there will be
a number of stirring talks. Have your
township visit Hagerstown on that
date and take with you some musical
instruments to make plenty of noise
going and coming.
DR.. Harold has repeatedly suggested
that another common movement
should be made along agricultural
lines. In furtherance of this sugges-
ton, please urge farmer members or
their sons and daughters to prepare
exhibits.
l. Prepare three samples Of each
grain and grass. (a) OF the grain;
father a sheaf Of two or three inches
in diameter. cutting the straw at the
first joint. (b) When cured, tie in two
places with red ribbon. (c) After
ihreshing, select samples Of the grain
be shown with the sheaf. (d) Have
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-28
CAUTION CHILDREN
ABOUT FIREWORKS

Children in Sunday school services
yesterday were cautioned by the su-
perintendents to use extreme care in
lighting fireworks, especially in alley
ways. to prevent possible fires. The
superintendent were asked to advise
the children on this matter by Rev.
C. Huber, president Of the Ministerial
association. The officers Of the w. c.
T. U. made the request of him. The
caution will be given to children again
next Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-28
BRIEFS

. Good looks bring happiness, friends
care more for us when we meet them
with clean. smiling face, bright eyes,
sparkling with wealth. Take Hollis
ters Rocky Mountain Tea to liven you
up, cleanse the blood, regulate the
stomach, be healthy and happy. 35c
Tea or Tablets. Foster Drug Co.-Adv.
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CALLED TO FATHER.

Rev. Harry C. Hartman. pastor Of the
First Methodist church. was called to
Bloomberg, Pennsylvania. last night to
the bedside Of his father who is SER
iously ILL.,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-28

More than half the clothing made
in this country is made in Greater
New York
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-28

CHAUFFEUR wANTED-I want IN experienced
man Who i not only careful. cool headed
mechanism Of . car. Prefer I married man.
Living quarters furnished-Salary $25. 90 weekly
References required. In answering state full de-.
tails Address:
POSITION As CHAUFFEUR wANTED-N you
deetre an experienced chauffeur who is q care.
ful driver write me- Have driven Buick. Pierce.
Arrow and Packard Machines. Am an expsri-
enced mechanici1n. Unmarried SALARY reesou.
able to start References furnished. address:
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17
cHILDREN's DAY. At METHODS
CHURCH.

-children's Day was most beauul
fully observed At the First Methodis|
church last Sunday morning. Tn
church auditorium was handsomel.
and appropriately decorated for tn,
occasion with flowers and ferns. III,
program began at 10 o'clock viii
chorus singing, Then followed rccita
tions. songa. instrumental music an{
other exercises Incidental TO the GELD
bration OF such an event.
Tho members OF the primary clasl
Of the Sunday school, ono hundred Il
number. occupied the choir loft an'
furnished some deliehtfui and inspiI
ational singing. At the close OF III
more formal exercises several infant
and a large number Of older childrei
were baptized and Others were n
ceived into the church fellowship.
big congregation Witnessed the ser
vices. which were interesting to all
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17
WARoEN LYMAN HOME.

Warden lyman Of the penitentiary
is expected to return to Canon City
this afternoon from Denver where he
went q day or two ago to use his Inn
uence with the governor and the
members Of the state board Of par
ions to secure . Communication Of
sentence from death TO life imprison-
ment in the case Of Harry Edgar
Hillen, condemned to be hung within
the prison walls here some time
during the week beginning June 20.
Hillen brutalIy murdered Thomas
Chase on the streets in Denver in
October. 1913. He was found guilty
at his trial in the district court Of
the crime Of which hs stood accused
and sentenced to be hung. Governor
Carlson and the board Of pardons
have both refused 10 interfere 70
prevent the law from taking its
course and Hlliea Nttl have % pay
The penalty imposed uDoa hin ~ ~
flt x s. 2 tfl
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17
GILBERT TyMDALE-lEA
4 GUNNER At FRONT

Perhaps It may be OF interest &c
hear directly from the front. and
about one who not so very long age
resided in Canon City. coming here
to regain strength. and always speak
ing Of Canon City with gratitude for
having restored him.
Gilbert Tyndals-Lea. gunner Cana,
dian Active ContinEent. has been
mentioned in dispatches, for having
through q witherinE shell frc. car
ried and safely delivered dispatches
Also he has been recommended for
an officers commission. with the ad.
ditionai request that III the honor Il
conferred. he be attached to his pres.
ent Brigade, At the express wish Of
the officers thereof"
This news comes from his wife.
formerly Mrs. Nancy Osborne, Of
Philadelphia. who not content with
seeing her husband at the front. after
short honeymoon Of three days
is now an efficient Red Cross nurse,
at Devices Wits. England.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17
REPORT BOYS HAVING a GOOD
TIME At CAMP.

Mr.. and Mrs. R. s. Beall and Miss
Katherine Woods visited the Y. NJ. C.
A. boys camp near Edlowe on the
line Of the Colorado Midland Rail-
road ON Sunday; making the trip to
the camp and return In the Beail acr.
They report the Canon City contin-
gent as greatly enjoying their outing.
The camp is located on the eastern
slope Of Pixies Peak and from 1t a
magnificent view is to be had OF the
surrounding country. The Canon
City boys are expected to return
home Friday night.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17
w. r. c. HOLD MEETING

Greenwood Corps. No. % w. R. c.
met in regualr session last week at
the l. o. o. F. hall. In the absence
of the president the senior vice-pres-
ident Mrs. Claybaugh presided. Mrs.
Hiatt acted as chaplain. There was
a very good number in attendance.
The report Of the secretary Of previ-
GUS meeting was read and approved.
General orders were read and the reg
ular routin Of business transacted.
Under the head Of the good Of the
order, Mrs. Combs read several short
selections. Mrs. York made few In
teresting remarks and Mrs. Sale rem
-dered piano selections. The meeting
was one Of unusual interest. At
the meeting next week reports viii
be given by those attending the de.
partment convention At La Junta- A
full attendance is desired.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17
|COLLE6E Y. n. c. /.
IS HI6HLY AONORED

Miss Edith Hamilton Of this city
was much pleased few days ago by
the receipt of a letter from one Of
the officers of the national organi-
zation at San Francisco announcing
that the Young women's Christian
Association of Colorado College, of
which she is president. had been ac-
corded second honors in an effici-
ency competition among such organi-
cations In institutions of learning in
the United States. The letter was
from Rebecca McKillip, secretary Of
the Panama-Pacifc exposition COM
mittee. and read as follows:
my Dear Miss Hamilton:
at gives me great pleasure to in
form you that the Young women's
Christian Association of Colorado
college has been awarded, among the
larger colleges of the country, the
following places on the student lar
ger colleges of the country. the fol-
following places on the student as
sociation honor roll.
'First-For having furnished the
second best list of usable material
for topics for religious meetings to
cover one semester. Second. For
having the largest number of girls
in proportion to membership who
have kept personal accounts during
the college year.
THE honor roll Of certificates will
be sent you In a short time. A COM
plete list of the awards will appear
in the July issue of the Association
Monthly"
Miss Hamilton recently completed
the junior years course of study at
Colorado college and will graduate
with the class OF 1915. She is treas
urere of the student government orga-
nization at Colorado college. as well
as president OF its Young Women's
Christian Association.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17
Emanuel could wound her whom h
adores most in all the world

Emanuel could wound her whom he
adores most in all the world
While diplomats were working for
the fall. or the reforming Of the
cabinet, according to their desires,
the woman's honest and direct infiu
ence was at work In the villa Savoy.
Never firing Of giving her moral sup
port to the king In the dark hours
when he was beset by innumcrabie
visits from conflicting diplomats.
The queen sounded her one demand: !:
For a slave OF humanity Of the
Patria Of National Juutice let Italy
enter tho war against Germany"
The oueeu's sentiments. known to
the Italian people. have endeared to
them more than ever this princess
whom Victor Emanuel married Tor
love.
Italy's entrance into the war means
t:.s triumph Of q womanB love. base !
not upon selfish interests but upon do
votion to the ''partis and to human.
ity."
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17
TRIUMPH OF A
WOMAN'S LOVE
ALICE RoHE SAYS ITALY's EN-
TRANCE INTO THE WAR WAS
DUE TO QUEENS INFLUENCE.
tsx ALICE RoHE.
(United Press STAR Correspondent

(Uniteo Press Stan Correopondent)
Rome. May 21.-(By Mail to New
York; h)-Bchind the diplomatic plots
and counter plots which have placed
Italy in the most precarious position
Of its recent history a struggle has
been going on which was not chroni-
cied In the nations green book II
was the struggle between a man and
woman.
The man was Giolitti. former prime
minister. who at the Thirteenth"
hour plunged Italy into a surgIng sea
Of neutralism. coupe d. etat culminat-
ing his work of nine long months.
The woman was no other than
Queen Helena herself-the queen Of
Italy. the prin>ess Of Montenegro.
who has been using all her influence
over the king to counteract the ma
chinations OF Giolitti, the neutralist.
All the world knows that to the
king OF Italy the dearest thing in all
the world is this beautiful 1lontene-
grin princess, the daughter OF the
indominable King Nicholas. All the
world does not know that this same
queen and princess OF Montenegro has
from the nrst hour, Of the nations
indecision Ionged and prayed for the
moment when Italy woud Join forces
with the allies. For her country by
marriage TO take up arms against
her fathers country. to Aght against
national freedom. to aid the destroy
sers Of Belgium. the wouid-be destroy
ers Of Serbia, has been . tragedy
hanging ,over the head Of the lovely
queen.
To just what extent the pleadings
Of Queen Helena have Influenced
Victor Emmanuel in the hours when
the German:Italian accord seemed i'm.
mirent no one knows.
Love Of 4 woman has decided tho
fate Of nations many times. and the
Italians who realize the perfect love
exllfing botwsen the King ali1 qneon
Is Ilaiy - ~ hellete ut Etstts|
y
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17
SPECIAL SERVICE MEN HERE ON
MONDAY,

w. F. McCanerty OF Pueblo. chief
of the special agents Of the Denver
& Rio Grande Railroad company. and
Frank Lynch of Pueblo. representing
the same service. were business Wis
itors in Canon City on Monday. They
came here in connection with the
trial in the district court OF J. L. Post
recently arrested in Denver in con,
uection with . series of freight car
robberies In this county. Mr.. McCaf
ferty was placed on the witness
stand by the district attorney and
testified against the prisoner.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17
THE sTockToM's HOME MONDAY
FROM DENVER

Messrs Irving and Truman Stock
ton motored TO Denver Sunday and
returned home Monday night By the
Mesdames Stockton. who had been
visiting in the capital city for . cou'
pie Of weeks. During . part Of her
absence from Canon City Mrs. rrvina
Stockton was the guest Of Mn. Dr.
Crissman At Fort Collins. They g
port the rOads between Canon ci4
and Denver At present - boing =
splendid condition for automobIlins'
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17

Mr.. A. Page. wen remembers here
A. . long time resident and forIne1
ly proprietor Of the Wardrobe at 4i6
Main street. writes from Longmont.
Colo. to have his Record changed q
Fort Collins, Colo. Mr. Page lsft here
a year ago for Longmont and states
that he IL now moving 70 Fort Col
Inns, where ho has established hi2
business and home.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17

Mr.. F. ]. Moyle has moved his res
idence nearer the road for the ad'
vantage Of better location and is
building an addition across the front
When compelled it will be pleas
ing improvement to his place on 18th
street.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17
HERE TO ATTEND COMMENCE,
MGMT ExgRcI0Ee

The Rex. p, J.. oaIlaRher vim 80
% Canon city Wednesday 70 attend
he grl4uatson exercises of 81 schcl.
nflioA'1 ngo1cn3 nn1 thE sflvsf iu6i.
~ = - l1S,isn,leS nslila Man.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Lincoln
Park held a very pleasant meeting
at the home Of Mrs. T. E. Bailey on
Logan street on Thursday afternoon.
There were goodly number in at
tendance. After short business ses.
sion, the time was given over to gen.
eral sociability. Next week, Wednes-
day afternoon. the ladies will give a
ten cent social at the home Of Mrs.
Frank Broughton on 18th street
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17

Miss Christina Hunter is spending
this week at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Palmer Zontine at Florence.