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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20

Sr. Gharlc3 Ir3t, Der &ertDoIter Scr
n6robiinn SoQc," bat cintn ori.
9incQcu ElolL nm bic 2tntis2ocoI
Option p Delegation ant nad)lten
Conncrito8 on5uidlpeucn.& Sin
N3int iiir Die @ruucr.
Sr. Charles 2(r3t, ser Gcrmoltcr
Der o6robiirm 9 6aQe," Gfe bon
Ircocrid 9lDeuuc unO @apionItrobc.
it, mie I'M MeitenO 5eOer meiB, Ole
ucrt0rpcrtc Acknowledgements iclbit,
aQcin Dcnm er mai gum iprehen be.
mogcn miro, for0ert CT gcU06nli6
origiucQc &Oec'n SUI Gage, sic 6onO
mo SUB bubcn. Gr lit elmer ser %.
legation bonn o6robiimL wclbc ant
n0hitcn 0onucrituQ nod NnnupoliS
0c6t, uu0 mGbrcuO Cr geitcru iiber
Die acplantc Concentration Oc5 I'm
obbdnGiacu @iirgcrs&creiu3 iprodl
crtIdrtc or, OuB Die Delegation 1000
N|onn 50bleu miirOc, menu man ici.
men &utb bcioIgcn mcroc. oy8u3 lit
0enH Oer?" irogtc ser ourpcienOe BE.
ridtcritottcr Oc5 nGeuti6eu Gore
ip%onocuten" geipomt,
DSe6r einiuh," crmiocrte &r. 9lr5t.
.g8ic Sic miiien, feicru g%c0cmuGrtig
nit 2lt9nabmc BON jlpet 9ruucrcicu
Ole Nrbciter icOen GomerItog in oet
l1mmtliden @rauCrcien Ser Sta0t.
IS iiuO inn aoll3en 9ruugeluerbe mobl
ltngcfGbr 1000 Mtom bei6Gitigt, uno
geruoc oieic &elltc limo an ulermei-
item interciiirt, OoB mir feline &ro6ibi
tionS. o0cr &ocul Option 2 8cicbc CT
baltcn. No ulio sic 8rallor6citcr 10
rric 10 nidt urbeitCn meSbalb otnn
nidt Cincn Collar olli Dem @ltur Der
peri0nIidcn 6rcibcit opfern uno
W}unn fir Niunn nud) Nnuopoli5 &c.
ben? Nlca, mas notbig it, INN sic.
les jl bcmcrtiteuiacn, lit Elm menig
Organization. Sngen mir, ser Gbef
icocr 9rmtcrci lest .ieinen &euten
oie Sode u%uaeinon0Cr un0 aebt nit
leincn 9iireou = @Comtcn iclbit nit,
io mGrc ncbit ben bis ieBt angemcl.
oetcn 3cIcQotcn ser bc%ridieocncn
&ercinc Oo5 brittle Goltieno bolO bel
chamber. QSic mir idJeint, bunoelt
Is iid ia Ood) bier 6ouptld6lid nm
cine Woiicn Concentration. 0o lit
sic @cIcgcnbcit. 3uocm Oorf ni6t
oergclicu mcrocn, bob sic Soce bonn
Stun0pmftc Scr Steucr5ablcr feline
idlchte marc. Die 8iCrbrarler iinO
cine oltrhmcG3 gut bc5obltc glrbeiter-
tloiic, un0 sic QrGBtc N}e6r5obl Ser
ielbcn cignct ibr @eim. sic mcrocn
dlio oils Stcucr5abler uno nidt ais
HcprGicntontcn Scr SpirituoicnsSr ,
terciicn oaciu Ocm 5uItGnbi0en @e.
Icb9cbuHgS Gomite 8oritcllrngcu
mnhcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
Cur geadtnug.

1st pSsutfhs 6Orreipoubrnt" uIHrat "a itber
Belt 9tridts anf Hber gtrlobungeu, SodlJtiteu,
Gtburtstage, aolbeHe uub rl6erHt 6UdI5eitru,
@eicnidai Isl. 9lbeubc etc., NIT ben gniHen Der
Nupeieubru, bic n6rr beulidl gCihrtebru ieiu
igntu, stun decentralization Deroeu germ
aufnrupmmtu. 5ie Giuirnbrr iclhsr gsridlte
miiiisn nber iIrru glnmru uuterfhreibeu nuo
Dpr 9msm Hidt %ucrasNeu, no bite 6ttlthteit
~itattfaub strabe uuo eausnummer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
Ins gNrttcr.

sir MorDlouo uu0 ben Tiitrift
Columbia 5elltc mo mor0cn flor
lno t0ltcr, S6nec i'm @ebirQc, fri.
ihe mcitlide Q8inoe.
Die uieorigitc Gcmpcrotr mar 30
@ruo Dor 6 llbr W}oracna mo bic
b0djitc Ecmperntur # @rn0 nm .
llbr gtahmittngs.
,Sn ocn ou0crcu 9um0C3 . @cttcrs
@eobodtumgo.S tutioncn mlrOcn 0ic
~ioIgcnoen nieOriaiten GempCroturcn
pcr3ei6nct: Goitport 4, Eortlono s,
Bolton 10 2llboup IS, Ncu. port 30.
4biIuoelpBia rs, atlantic Gitp 80,
Maihingtona34y 9}oriult b, Gburs
lutte 3G, g3ilmiN1tOu II, GbarlcItor
30, Su0aunn6 80, &ndionpile 56
(llpitcr 81, &cu &elt Is, 2Itlnntd 2S,
O}ontgomurB 81, 9lelp . Orleans Al,
@uleitine 30, @ulpeiton 40, Corpus
Gbriitic If, W}empbia %, Cincinnati
rs, gitt3bura IS, 09tucQo fl, @ufs
iolo 90 GlcOeIuno 26, 0ctroit -,
Nlpeno 20, Mar1uctte Is, Green Ban
81, G6icogo 2G, 0uI1ltb s, Ct. Eout
s, ct. 2ouio %, aonin9 GitD ~,
Smabo u, Suron s, @ismord
-t6, @iuiiton -12, Sabre 10,
Selcna 10, SuIt 2afc Gitp 81 Zen
Der s, Gortb 4lattc >, 0ooqe Gitp 10,
Nutorillo #, Sos gngclco 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
NScnn cir nnftcr McnIdl

oui ser StroBe 6erltm laufen wiiroe,
10 wiir0e i6u sic @oIi3ei perboftcn.
4aein uadtcn GbotioHen fam gtie-
mono mas onbnbcn. Giuc iolhe
nodte 5botiahe lit Sic, SAB c5 in
gon5 Baltimore fein Bier qie6t, 0oB
SteilS IN 9c5lrg alti Gcinbcit, @obI-
aeihmod lno 9tobrun0Sgcbolt iibcr.
trifit. (5t6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
Snt 8rabe lit Mnb'.

Cine groBe an5nbl 2eiotragenoer
criuieS geitern Nofmittoa Dem I'M
alter bon Al Sobren b~eritorbencn
Srn. Otto Grnlt 6elid Die Ietten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20

GnIctotmor6e commit.
tirt.- Hobert &. Bump, II Sabre
aft. ut0 Scboition 3ito, 10 Sabre alt,
9cioc oll8 GifcSpiae, mllr0cn geitcrtt
ser GrItcrc bon &idter @ronnon Der
&eBtcre BON Ni6tcr ScuiSlcr, Dem @e.
rid)tSpcriobren iibcrpicien. Gieiel-
ben iinO ongcihuloigt, Is llebcr5ieber
Gus Dem YolptchniiNen Snititllt ent-
mcnbct 81 bnbcn, olf Dem Bump
Sd)iilcr mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
S6tffsfdrten

bon un0 naf europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Nelps0 orf, &aiiite ooer 3miiden'
oef. @chiel, otsldnOiiheS @elo,
Greoitbrieie un0 @eIolenoungen.
Sbcu. s. Siener & Co.,
DIR. 2t7, GIt.Yaltimprc.S trakc.
d
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20

@cnSclcr's Sutcl, 400 Gnlucrt.,
Gfc Mnl6crrg-St Glegnntc Sdlai'
simmer, makisc Grciic. Wiabl5citcn
5n icScr Sagcs5cit. NcgnlGrc Sincrs.
Scinitc @ctrGufc nub Gigarrcn.
G%iscntbiimcr 8aItcr y. @cnSclcr.
CO.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
sdnittcr Sob.
SEER &obn Yrinj mad Tangent 2ei0en
ans Dem &eben Geid)teoen. - So
pitdn u. &. Nidolu$ QcItor6cn

"a T L-FI. -
o. '' o[5t'. go ~. ~ "
,,o ,'"5 2 ~ a.. ~ S" %sa> " Nv
~, ~'Jg'',',a' n,, 0 oo% ' '%?s,
r ,,',,l"ps 4 I', ~, oot% $780, 49,"
-, wv sas EC,i%$ft f-",ntGott.G gT
a o, ,Eo,, ,,,,n @n anst9
S,,,,, ' o,,",, @rorcrirrn,o,, e. m.,, y,
w. ;ot,, on6on T,n, =, ga @a1i,,,, .o
,,,,4 ,,,> ah ,or o}oGAr 81,
ios g~a,tt%c;rrs [ethof4 6otho;E.4
cc;4 @r#,>,n,, ,or @i,forn'GL'Es1
Sor . W2,r1 1ohSrto ~ 5io,o,,, ,rs
mH,EoS ~, ms mor So,;o,, 49,,
n,a;ito, w., iE,, +rn,,or, ;i,,o 02itaeo
nirEcr,;,,, ocE 05r,,or ms ifnf
TShtcr Nio Sr,,,c,, NJ aioro,, SO
an .E o;m.s m,.tE.
,n,6 mt,,, Wr;,,, ms ~, go, e.
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E g2 T WtMorns no'
nnrLor
m,r,,, f;,So+ n,,, >or a. T6o
mo- oinMo M,r,i;,n 7orro,t n,,s S;o
0~loorh;,n,,r So. ~,citor, mnr,o, -,
c~rn,ort"t i'6,,ou ",,s ho,,, oo5c,,
;rhionc,,c,, E,n+ G0irion E,rn m;4o
rns it,tt oi,,o. ncr 3Ita5to,, ,,,S W.
~ncio6on,tc,, Non,,Enor non WoIt;n,orc.
Ho,nt, e., it,rG j., io;,,o,,, gonhn54,
~SrtomnS,o ~, Wrcc,, Snri,,o moae,,
i'm 9nter ,on - Eobrc,r Eont Ni,
h,ros f,.b4 -, W#r,orer;o,o ,,;4 ,rn
boz 0r,s,c;h,t,,, n,,; cc;+",, na, Enn
i5hor;rto, e.. n,o,. ,orGoiro+6o4 ,,,;4
circ, Toh4or >cs 06or;tcr Sn,r,o(
WnoIc, odt Qinhcr prtinroiicn Nrr
Gbc nio r,oh i%nntGM ~, oo6o,,
linn
0oroco
7or Troncroottcs6;an5t Sin. So,, -,
0;cnSto, i, Sor 1t,,;o,, Groto5n,
Iri;rr,nrnn -, So,, Jnr,o, o;nor ~,
nonnir;+is1 0~noro4i,,, -, Sn4or na, 70
ohro,, nor5torho,c,, Sr,, @a,,.o @,,r
rn,,nh iri;6crcn WrSiiSontc, nor
W,,rr,,ob Wrotbors mnm,,fn.,ut,s
Go,nnnnn~ ii,Het Eo,,to mo,%a,itt"S
i, nor 9ro,r,, Mo,rnr;nIWrHsEn4o ri
norqirhc a,,4+ Gr N.Y. mrSESon4
Hcr mnr,E,nh Trn,4 |a,;rh,n ,tnh
ohnbn,ci5ter So,. mornrnnS a;Eo[
Wcicm6oit" 0n,scrHrny c6Srto A.
Son, T-ireftori,,,, No,m 80.
bonf ma non, mnH;n,"rn T,nrn,
6L,6n -,
er6o1io,
McItcr,, aorh &err Sot, w6i
INN n, Grlto. ,,o,, A. ,Ero,, -;
Nov Mob,rn,n -, ,or N G ,o,, Go,T.
,nnS oonnnra;trnie IT, NJ Se,, ~,
70 non EGi,bct6 NEiGnn Tio a..
f%, h;e moorni,n,, 5inn
roh niht actroiion
Srnrn TnErrriro Ton,
9m ]rciicr Outcr non oE 1ohro,,
Itor6 o]c,tcrn nI5hrh Sor, oo,,rn ~,
6cnnino ic,, Sni,,c @oorhin,rn1 ~.
Set ,,op,c,, min 10 m Vs., ;s;,,o,.
my ~ gonornGtrnSo
,t,tt moro,,f ,,o q NM c;,,n
mc,,r i;r ,oi,, Cccrcrhoir y, Sow a.
;rbc ccIehr;rt ,n;rS c.
nbennino ,n,rSo ,m N,,E 1000
IN ToIho,,;e,, mo;tn6or,, Te,,tiI,
Iorh orEorcn
Qnrr
Sou Al Ho6rc ortc Worn,coo. o,rr
G,4T,,rh crfro,,fto ~on,tor,, mnh,,ittn,
,,n6 5tn,6 -, Mr4rn{n,n,o nas S;tr
hcr 7i;tr;fts ~ Sor g,6rt ~ son,
Tohns Sonf;rs. Sn,n;toI Tor oo;h
nam nn,r6c non Soy m,r,,,o %hor
iibr+ mf(,,,,S ,ror o,,f S",, 81,
nfcr GN,;c~ Sor ,n,;,ho,, mart;r,"no
ms Tor+ To,rn, fSh,+ ~ gm;f;s
;r,,,cr,,orn on,c5tont 0Gs
Tornnfor f#r,rh n,o,f,,hu nar,,Ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20

80 - ~ '''N 49, ? w.
miro Dem IcmpcrCn3 Gomite
itutiitiidc @cpciic iibGr oir
ShGOcn Don 2ocol Option cr-
brtu8eu.
Sr. SoGu Charts, ser @%rGiiocnt
0eS ,lluobbGngigcn 9iirgerpercius 4"
fcbrte QCitern Nudt pom @bilaocIpbia
5luiid, mtbit m gGreiit NOR, nm nit
Or. &. e, @ermner Giidiprad)C iibcr
Die pom 9crcin am 81, 6ebrlor in
annapolis ST pCra~nitoltcuoe Gcnlou.
itrotion ge9cu Die 2ocol Option,
Bill 81 nGbmcl.
@crr 8GranQr miro am Mittmoh
nit Ocm SCtretGr u. linm, pom
oGcutid . Amerifnniiden Notionols
Nln0" bier mntommcn mo am Cont
ncrItoA in annapolis iibcr Die 6olAcn
Der Socol Option, rcip. Nrobibition
in onocrcu Stootcl iprcd)cn.
8eitern ionOtc ser 9iirQCrpcrcin
@ricfc an So liberal 1|ciinntc @ciit-
lidc ser StnOt, in mcldcu Oiciclbcn
crludlt mcroen. lid an Der Gcmon-
ltrotioH 81 betbeiIigen rcip. IN PIN
unpoli9 Dor benz 5empcrcn-Gomitc
fllr5c Inipraden All boItcn. @rumi-
ncntc @cih0itaIeutc lollcn fir oct
gIeidcn 3Wet Qcpomrcu meroen.
@r. Groud erpGbIt. - Sr.
81, =, Groud muroe gcitcrn 5llnr
&raiiOcutcn Ger .Crittcn 4ational-
@ant" an Stclc oes Capt. To6crt
Nc. Speooeu in ser mathematician
0ireftorcniieung crmGblt. @leid-
3eitig criolgte Die GrmablmQ OcS
@rn. ". u. Sommouo uon ser Sir.
ma &ammonO 4 SnpOcr, Scr lett
Nabrcn Dem 0irettorium Ser 9unf
unaebort, gum @ice.Yraiiocntcn. Gr.
Groltd) lit Der iiingitc @antprGiiocnt
IN baltimore mo crit SO Sabre aft.
&m Sonuar 1907 murOc or ais 9tad).
ioIger oca 6ru. &obn i. Sippcl 3um
&aiiirer ernamt. Qo4 Hciultot ser
gcItriaen Nobl miro, mie Qchufit
miro, oiel ou3u beitruQcM sic iein0.
Ii6en 6attionen in ser @onf nit ciu.
anoer ST. oereini8cu.
Sr. @uqo @arot Ibcriub f..
rem. Sr. Sugo SarOt, 30 Sabre
alt, Don Rr. I, @eIt-9cnricttoitrabe,
Elm 8erfduier ser Sod supporting
Co." Gde non SombnrO. 1t. Charles.
StraBe, murOe 9eitern uon ciuem
@ag9on ser GoreuitraBcn-2inic nor
Dem &ouie Or. 106, SiiO.Gbnrle9.
StrnBe, umgeporien. 6r. &ar0t
mar 3m1r ourd ben llnioa auBerit
uerUos geworOen, bod muerIeBt gc,
blieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
WSam Diff,

CIR. 5tt, @eit 2~crinston .Strase,
cmpfieblt ie;n Eager in 9lbein. nnS
M%uielueincm. @iirsburger am i3apf.
~(ggpril17. GoAgoGo.1J)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
ySarntunic . Safe"

Nr. Ala, 8cIt-SaDcttc- Strafe, Sarl
Sdmiot, Snbabcr, @~iir5bnrscr Suf'
brGn friidl am 3apf. Diners, SOupcrs
a Ia carte. ScSem Samitae Tbrnb
Trci.Gpn5ed (9lprilt, 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
TlthShnhlc.

ISNdJSUUUIC,
403 ". 2eringtun-, nabc Gntnlu-S Str
German SAFE nuo &cltanrant.
SaluatOr-Sicr nm 3npf.
hilbert Srnggcr, Wanager.
(50-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
217C.sYaltimorcsstr

Safe snr Gciie in's ImslanS DC.
Iorgt 6. Saline, Ir. Alb, Git-Salti-
moreitrafe, maize Gmitum Sonie glue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
Shen. S. Sicncr & 60.

Selltid)es ms anoeres a!tslGnoi.
I6es @eIS g~cfouit uno perfauit.
@eloienounaen beiorgt nah 9elltid'
Inno, Seltreif, GuBlono II, l.. 10
8ediel alS9eiteGlt ollf n~tSlGnOiid)e
9onfen. Gre0itbrieie uno EraueIers
Cheques.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
Die Concentration in annapolis,

Or. 6. 6. Scramcr pom @6i(aoclp6ia
miro Dem IcmpcrCn3 Gonitc
itatiitii6c @cmciie iibcr 0ir
St6Ocn bon 2ocoI Option cr-
briugeu. '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
Gtiuas gaus gsencs,

@r, GborIc3 9Ir3t, Ser GertpoIter Scr
n6robiinn SoQG" bat cinen ori.
ainclcu EloL nm 0ie 2lnti.2ocol
Option p Delegation ant uad)itau
Gonncritog an5tiGlpeucn. 4 Sin
g3inf fiir Die 9ruucr.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-05
POOR LABORERS MUST
WAIT FOR WAGES
Men Who Worked on Turn
pixies to Suffer.

Rushville, Ind, Jan. 4.-There will
be many disappointed men in Rush
county today when those who have la
bored for several months with pick and
shovel on the turnpikes of this county
to earn livelihood for their families
come to the county treasurer to draw
their wages for the work they have
done.
The auditor of the county stated that
the county commissioners had overrun
the appropriation limit about $4,000
and the men who expect their pay to-
day will have to be turned away emp
ty-handed. The commissioners have
expended about $4,000 this year on
the turnpikes in the county and only
have S21 900 with which to pay. \
partial payment has been made to the
stone quarrymen who furnished the
material, but the labOrers must wait
until the next spring assessment of
taxes and they will not get their mon
ey until next June.
Those in the southern part of the
county will feel the failure the worst
as they are mostly in very limited cir
cumstances and depend upon their
daily earnings for the support of their
families.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-05
HAGERSTOWN, IND.

Hagerstown, Ind, Jan. 4.-Mr. and
Mrs Chas. Teetor, attended the funer-
al services of Daniel Miller at Muncie,
Friday.
Miles Lamar made a business trip to
Richmond Thursday
Mr. and Mrs Minus Strckler and
son Edger went to Richmond Thursday
to visit her brother, Ollie Smith and
family.
The basket ball game here Thursday
night at the *. of P. hall between
Richmond and the high school boys
here resulted in a score Of II to 81 in
favor of Richmond. First half the
score was l. to IA.
John Working attended the funeral
of Daniel Miller at Muncie Friday
VIM Waltz was at Richmond Thurs
day.
Installation of officers was held
Thursday night by the Pythian sis
tiers.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
meet at 2:3O o'clock Sunday afternoon
to reorganize.
II. G. Knode of indianapolis made a
business trip to this place Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Commit. enter
tanned Thursday at dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Hoover, north of town.
Mrs. Robert Peed of Muncie has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Elyord this week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-05
WAS PERRY'S VALET;
INTERESTING MAN DIES
Died in Randolph County In
Urinary.

Winchester. Ind, Jan. 4.-William
II. Demory. ex-private valet to the IA.
nous Commodore Perry and one Of the
most interesting characters in the state
died in the county infrmary here yes
terday, aged 81. He was colored. and
his father, who was 4 slave, escaped
and came here in 1927 from Guilford,
y. c. When Il years old Demory ran
away to New York. He later became
steward in the Aston and Broadway no
tells. became acquainted with Commo-
dOre Perry, entered his employ as pri-
vate valet and sailed with him on his
historical expedition to Japan.
DemOry was also steward on the
Washington" the first steamship
built in America. He at one time
owned two fine farms in this county
and was a student Of Oberlin college
He married Martha E. Scroggins, a
beautiful mulatto girl. who was the
daughter of his mothers former mas
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-05
ECONOMY. IND.

Economy. Ind, Jan. 4.-Alber
Chamness, trustee of Dalton township
has bought a new school hack of al
indianapolis carriage company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Annual Edwards will Ct,
citrate their golden wedding on jam
airy the oath.
Archie Howard. Louise and Harold
and May kimball. visited Mr.. an
Mrs. John Segraves of Winchester re
Gently
Miss Mabel Hunnicutt is visiting rel
atives at Bloomingsport this week.
Aaron Rich has sold his liverybarn
here TO Charley FRASER, recently OF
Muncie.
The Odd Fellows oyster supper
lies, was a pleasant event. Rev. d.
Campbell of Richmond and Rev. Dl
Singer, both gave splendid addresse
before a large and apprecistive audi
ence.
Several farmers are complaining
saying that shredded fodder is spoil
ing
Prof. Moore went to his home nea
indianapolis to spend Christmas an,
brought his wife back with him to
spend a few days here.
Ed Ballenger and family left fol
Greencastle Thursday where they vii
embark in the restaurant business
The Economy gun club met Wednes
day afternoon and shot for the golC
medal again. Guy Mendenhall still
holds the medal.
a surprise was perpetrated on Mis-
Bessie Taylor Wednesday evening. A
pretty six o'clock dinner was served to
the following guests: Messrs. Free
Greenstreet, Albert Ballenger. Archie
Naming. Paul Cain, Jessie Osborn
Howard Ballenger. Misses Rena Clarl
ton, Daisy Osborn. Bessie Albertson
Ruby Jones. Bessie Taylor and Nola
Oler, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Oler, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ike Love.
Mr.. and Mrs. Envel Edwards wer,
agreeably surprised Wednesday b
their son and wife, grandchildren an,
three great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Ida Greenstreet was in Rich
mond Thursday.
Mrs. w. F. Oler and daughter NoIa
were guests of Mrs. Luzzette Fenimore
Thursday morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-05
fountain City lncenSed at a
Richmond Firm Which Is
Distributing Bills.
PUT STOP TO THE ACTION.
LICENSE MAY BE PLACED ON BILL
ADVERTISING METHODS TO PUT
STOP TO PRACTICE OF OUT.
SIDE MERCHANTS.

Fountain City. Ind, Jan. An ad-
ertising outfit distributing bills for a
richmond firm drove into town Tues
lay and proceeded to throw bills
broadcast on all the streets there to
care horses. litter up peoples frons
remises (who do not have fences) and
II other ways belittle the appearance
the town. The Richmond mer.
hants doing the advertising vera
probably not aware of the manner in
5hich it was being done, but such ~
his will no doubt call forth action on
he part of the town council, regulating
UGH things, possibly imposing Ii.
ense on bill distributing within tina
orporation as do some OF our neigh
)oring towns. Marshal Price saw tho
utfit after 1t had traversed about half
he town and put stop to the promis.
Gus scattering of the bills.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-05
Kentucky's New Executive Is
Greatly Incensed Over the
Most Recent Raid.
DOES NOT MINCE HIS TERMS
DECLARES kUkLUx CAN NOT
FIND FOOTING IN BLUE GRASS
STATE AND GIVES A WARNING
TO THIS END.

Frankfort. Ky, JANA prison cell
stares every participation in the raid at
Russellyille in the face if Governor
Wilson has his way about it. In a
statement issued he declares that ev
cry power of the law will be invoked
to bring to justice and imprison the
towards who secretly conspired 20 in
timidate the people into Obeying mob
rule"
Mob law can not stay in ke ntucky,
and even though it strike coward-like,
in the dark. and runs and hides. pre-
Sently the forces of the state will
catch the criminals that polIute the
state and the consequences will fall
upon the heads of the men whose
plots have brought these things to
pass he says.
Governor Wilson does not mince
words and talks pretty plainly to those
whom he says he will eXterminate He
says:
The Russellville rade was clearly a
violation of the promises made by the
iuCiI4d -fI . VI lllt dSSCtIdllOllS III tudL
part of the state and was made to ain
der the prose Cution at HOpkinSville
by intimidating the officials and wit
nesses, but the only result will be to
add new crimes and new criminals
and TO make it harder for the tobacco
growers in that region ever to get liv-
ing prices for their tobacco; to further
III Sprace the state. inf1ict fnrthar do
struction of values OF farms and prop
erty in that district: 10 destroy the to-
baCco market there: to Cypress and
drive the people and to take away
their liberties; TO shake their faith in
protection of the laws and to force
shun Kentucky, and all this without
the least hope or chance to help the
men who formed these conspiracies.
Raids Mean Prison Fate.
1T means the penitentiary for infa-
nous men who formed the conspiracy
and for many of their dupes, for.
though their associations numbe +
thousands, the law-abiding, law-loving
people number hundreds of thousands
and there can be no possible hope that
the KukluX can govern Kentucky and
a possible escape from punishment
when, as it surely must come to pass
in short time. the full extent of the
crime and hurt is understood and the
conscience, duty and faith of the peo-
pie resume control and restore the full
and irresistible power of the people
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-05
CENTERVILLE, IND.

Centerville. Ind. Jan. 4.-Prof. c. Z
Austin has returned to Bloomington
Indiana. where he will resume hi
work as teacher and student at the In
diana university. He spent severe
days as the guest of Miss Laura Hill,
The Centerville high school boy.
have some good talent and wish L
engage games with any team in III
county or surrounding counties. F.
day night. Jan. 10, the Cubs will me
the Webster high school at Centel
vile.
Mrs. Detha Lantz of indianapolis
spent New Years with her aunt. Mis
Amanda Lantz.
Mrs Ida Jones visited her daughte
Mrs. Iva Ritters last week at Sprir
field, o.
Mr.. John McCown attended the .
neral of his cousin Elmer McDivett
Monday at Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. FTavius Harvey ha
left for their home at Michigan Cit,
after visiting relatives here during til
holidays.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-05
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

Cambridge City. Ind. Jan. Airs.
Laura Richey and her mother. Mrs.
Mary Hindman. visited among rela-
tives at indianapolis today.
Mrs. F. c. Mosbaugh. was the guest
of Mrs. Anthony Watt in Connersville
Thursday. Mrs Harriet Kiess accom-
panied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Allen of Indian
apolis, visited with his parents here
yesterday.
The Helen Hunt club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Will Doney on next
Monday afternoon.
Robert Mosbaugh returned to Column
bus, Ohio. yesterday after spending the
holiday season at home.
Miss Mary Bertsch is the guest Of
friends at Connersville.
Misses Virginia Falls and Margaret
Rummcll. left for Gulfport. Miss,
Ihursday afternoon, where they will
spend the remainder of the winter,
with Lewis Martin and family.
The Rev Franklin will preach at
the Christian church Sunday morning
and evening. In the future he will
hold services here every two weeks.
Nj. and Mrs James Garyin and Miss
Alma Garvin have returned TO their
home in Columbus, Ohio after spend
ing a pleasant holiday season at Rose
Hill"