Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 97, 24 April 1907 — Page 2

The Kichmonti Palladium and Sun-Telegram, Wednesday, April 24, 1907.

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...NOBBY. Children's Sunffls In Sailor Biouae, Russian, Bud-dy-Tuker, Peter-Pan, or Norfolk styles, with plain or Knickerbocker Trousers. t

$2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 $4.00 to $6.50 MainSt.

A TIMELY DISCOVERY PREVENT SCAT A STROPHE Unusual Incident at the Richmond Manufacturing Co. ENGINEER'S GOOD WORK.

The Richmond Manufacturing company after a two weeks shutdown on account ol a disabled boiier, will bejvin operations again Friday. An Incident of unusual interest has come to llg!it in connection with the closing down of the concern, and at tlie same lime stamps Edward Bitters, mgineer at the factory, as a man of more thau ordinary courage. On the morning of the close down Bitters was engaged firing the boiler, and had a Mod heat of -steam when he noticed that the large boiler, had a crack in it. Had he secured the steam neces

sary to operate the machinery at the plant the boiler would have undoubtedly exploded and damaged the factory building while Bitters himself might have been killed Instantly. Following his discovery Bitters "jerked"

the fires, and the machinery in the

factory came to a halt. The was immediately emptied and plate ordered '

People's Vigor Due to Wheat.

boiler

a new

Our Cuban friends couldn't refrain. From raising the Devil again.

It seems that a "Little Taffy" and

Rocky Mountain Tea Has set the island free. A. G. Lu ken & Co.

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Many From New Paris.

There was quite a crowd from New

Paris at the "The Lion and the Mouse'

at the uennett Monday evening.

Among those that were there are: Mr. and Mrs! C. M. Wilcox , Mrs. E. JJ. Bevington. Mrs. Gladys Reid, Misses Nell McNeil, Cora Haw ley, Edith Reid. W. F. Wrenn and Harry Hahn.

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Similarly named readiea sometimes deceive. This first and original Gold Tablet is WHITE PACKAGE with black and red lettering:, and bears thm signature of

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Men of Temperate Climates Superior Because Wheat Eaters. Dr. Edward Smith, LL. D., F. R. S.. late fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London, Eng., also corresponding .member of the Natural History Society of Montreal, has been one of the world's most careful investigators of food valnes and food economy. Our readers may be interested in knowing his conclusions, for with many other noted scientists throughout the world, Dr. Smith shows wheat the most important of all food stuffs; more agreeable than maize, more nutritious than rice, and preferable (as food) to any other vegetable product. To wheat, he attributes the superior health and vigor so certainly enjoyed by the people . of temperate climates. ' Wheat is prepared in many ways foe food. The most wholesome and nutritious is Malta-Vita, which is the entire wheat, almost predigested, cooked in the cleanest food factory in the world and ready to serve when you open the box. Malta-Vita is made from choicest whole wheat, thoroughly washed, cleaned and steam cooked, then mixed with barley malt extract to change the starch of the wheat into rich, nourishing maltose, just as sa

liva does when we thoroughly chew our food and make it ready for absorption by the blood. Malta-Vita contains just the right percentage of protein or muscle making food to insure bodily strength. It is rich In carbohydrates required for the bodily

heat and energy so essential to good health. It is acceptable to the most

delicate stomach, and gives invigorat

ing nourishment to every part of the

body without taxing the weakest di

gestion.

Malta-Vita is good for children, for

invalids or the convalescent. It is the

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tions of life. All grocers, 10 cents.

ROMANCE T AN END Mrs. August Post Sues Hus? band for Divorce.

CRUELTY IS TE CHARGE.

New York. April 24 A romance begun eight jears ago when the couple met In London, was shattered today when Mrs. August Post, wife of the banker and millionaire, had him arrested, charged with cruelly assaulting her. Mrs. Post appeared in court and bared her arms to the elbow to show the scratches. Post is 32. His wife has gray hair and is about sixty but has the bloom of youth in her cheeks. , Mrs. Post said: "It Is sweet to recall how tender he was on our honeymoon. I know I am older much older than he I only wish I was still older, then he would not have fallen in love with me." The case was continued until May 1st.

DEMANDED THAT HE - BE PUTINT0 JAIL Will Katte Figures in a Unique Police Case.

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BR0ADBACK BROTHERS SESIES

A Polished Orator is Jim, Who talks with Most Uncommon Vim. " 0! all the Subjects I Like Best And Lecture on with Greatest ZesttJ This is my Favorite," he said : "FOR GOODNESS SAKE, EAT MOTHER'S BREAD" RicEinnond Balking Co.

rived at police headquarters Tuesday night. Katto stated that he was quick tempered and that he was sorry he had acted as he had done. Judge Converse dismissed the case.

Do Your Clothes Look Yellow? If so. use Red Cross Ball Blue. It will make them white as snow. 2 02. package 5 centts. ...

GREENSFORK GRADUATION. Clay " Township School Commencement Thursday.

Greensfork, Ind., April 24. The Clay township commencement exercises will be held In KJenzle's opera

house, Thursday evening, April 25. High school graduates: Alice Shart, Mary Ragen, Lucil Jones. Raymond McMnllen. Shannon Neff, Harry Cloud, and John Townsend. Common

school Mae Fielden, Laura Sanders,

Paul Brooks, Maud Wilson, Edith Lunday, Virgil Dean, Marie Bond. Benj. Harris, Hilda Sanders. Ray Smith. Mabel Picket, Flossie Wilson,

Adda Nicholson and Wa Wells. Class address by Rev. Campbell. Music, Chapman's orchestra.

NO FINE IS ASSESSED.

At police headquarters Tuesday evening Will Katte entered and asked Sergeant Betzold to lock him up. "What have you done to be locked op for?" asked the sergeant. "That's my business,"' replied the young man. Chief Bailey was then summoned, but he could extract no further Information from Katte, and he was locked up. Katfe appeared before Judge Converse, and after stating he was marmiad and had four children, said that Tuesday, after a hard day's -work he had purchased 15 cents worth of whiskey, taken one drink and then had gone to his home. Mrs. Katte stated that she was going to police headquarters and have htm arrested. "I told her she was going to do no such thing, that Is, if I coald beat her to It." said Katte, to Judge Converse. "Then I grabbed my hat and ran to police headquarters and asked the officers to lock me up." Katte stated that he and his wife

had never had any trouble before and that he had always worked hard to sup

port her and the children. He also stated that h was not a drinking man.

Police officers bore out Katte in these statements and Chief Bailey testified that Katte was not drunk when he ar-

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E. J. HUMPEJGAVE TALK. Addressed Boston Township Sunday School Convention.

Boston, Ind., April 24. The Boston township Sunday school convention, which was held - in the Christian church, here, Sunday, was one of the best by far, ever held in the township. The program was especially interesting. E. J. Humpe,' who was present and gave a short talk on the "Home Department and the Normal Class." The conventions are held semi-annually. The next will be held at the Universallst church at this place.

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