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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10
Wobit,SostS 4 ssnfeI.

~ Die ssnfelaruppe sSudn Gerndnbsa
1T i'm Muguit b. S. BON Der ieBt gut
benz 6eimtpege befinblihen fhptDts
fdaen sseuerlanb Expedition lTter
5fottsberg befuht fpDrDen. Sin Des
ridt @fottsberss iiber biefen Befu4
ift iiingft Dpn Der 2DnbDner gepgras
pbifhen @e1enfhdft perDffentlihf
ipprben. Der ihpeDiftte 8Dtanifer
pertpei5t II. a. barallf fDelhe Gefdhren
Ger bprtisen fpiHenfhaftlid bohf iils
tereiTonten pfIdn3ennelt 0rpben. Die
aoloni1ten nebmen auf Wafdtierrd,
Der Oitlinen, eigentlihen HoblrliDnss
ssnfel, INNER mebr 8oben in Mnz
fpruh, f9lagen ben Walb nieber pber
perbrennen i'm gar. 5fottsberg pers
mag ni1t einsufeAen, tpelhen Werth
bic Rplpnifdtion Der Sniel bat. Wenn
bieIe aber 1don unpermei0iiA fei 10
aebe es bod feinen @ru1D, iDarnm fo
piele intereHante pflanaenarten blob
Inn bes 8ergniigens tpillen nit bem
unteraanee bebrobt piirben. Sebes
BON Mafatierra nod gbile sebenbe
S6iff bringe bon bort eine garl5e Ins
bung bon foltbaren einbeimis6en Jdr@
men unb BON juneen @remplaren fes
enbemilhen palmbaumes; Die rpiirben
an Der 9ilenii9en &iifte angepflan5t.
eebieben ba aber niht. llnb bic dlten
ihDnen palmbdume fdliise man ein@
gig au benz 3tped nieDer, um aus benz
6ol5 @pa5ieritOde gu fertiaen. Man
Ip(lte bur9 bas S9idfal beg ungliitz
ltcben Sanbelbaumes gennrnt tperDen.
S9pn Dor fiinfsebn Sabren gait biefe
geographic bD6ft intereifante 4rt fiir
auseeitorben. l1nldngft fpurbe nod
elm ein3iger Baum entbedt, Der lpabrs
Idetnlid lebte Ieiner 9lrt. Scottsr
berg, Der ibn aufiu9te unb pbotograz
pbirte, befdreibt i'm als einen alten,
abiterbenben Baum nit nur nod etz
nem griinenben 9lit. Die tpe5tlihere
Sniel Maiafuera miro niht oft be-
fu9t, ba iie nur BEL iebr fdDnem Metz
ter einisermaBen 3uednslid lit. aber
Chile min bier eins sStraftolonie griins
ben, unb bic 3ommifiton, Die gu Dem
3tped bic Sniel unterfudt bat, empz
fteblt als 8efddftigung fir Die 5trdfz
linge neben bem Mderbau aub oas
Sorti9lagen bes Walbes. Der Baum
nun, Der bic oiirftiaen WaInfledden in
BEN 56Glern Der cSniel biloet, lit Die
Mprecugenia SdulBii. cine Dirt, Die
fonit nirgenos auf Der Grbe portpn.mt,
audi ni9t auf Mafatierra. Scottsz
berg benertt, er babe biefe gerbdltz
niRs ben 9iGenifden 8eb0roen aus
einanberseiebt unb eebeten. es mO4te
Siir OenShuB Der SSnIeln etpds aet5an
tperben; er fdliebt bann NIT foIgenz
hsm gorf6lag: nWas fir Elm id0ner
Plat fir eine biolpsiihe Station,
mitten i'm Saean, nit etnem getpalti=
gen Nrbeitsfelb! Der 8lab t0nnte
ipobl obne S6aben 9ana fir Die Wif=
1enI6dft reierpirt nerDen."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10

Der Ngent fir cine Sfenfabrit bat=
te iidb Die eroentlidite Mube eeeeben,
um Der 9dusfrau Die groBen 8oraiise
bes BON fetner Sirma neu auf ben
Morft sebradten Spitems auseinanz
bs1aufeben 1nb fhlob nit oenWorten:
vlnb bic 8ebienung bes neuen Sfens
tit eine 10 einfahe uno leiht ausauz
fiibrenoe, oab iie bon einem Ginoe
ausgefiibrt lperben tann!!" vsSa.
Damn mub i6 beoauern: &inber baben
mir leiber nidt!" iagte bic Dame unb
seleitete ben perbliifften Msenten 5ur
Sonstiire.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10

ieben, nie 6as DING arbeitete, un0'
mari Elm unge3iinbetes gtrcihhpIa Iii
bic Rifte. Gs erfolsts cine Grploiion
unb Oos ReIuItat mar, baB GnricO
bei6e Mngen perlnr unb iih ods Sc
iiht unb oie 6dnbe fhper berbrdnnte.
Die poli5ei foriht ieBt nah Dem Mns
fertiger ter bDnenmafhine.
Ser ssartner George SO. Soben
BON @aItern, gpnn., bermiBte in lebsH
ter 3eit piele @ntentiidlein aus ieis
mem Seif. SdIieblih macbte ct Die
ieltfame gntoeduna. oaB Elm riefiger
Shienfrcf6 Die iunsen S5iere unter
.Maifer sog unb iie oprt perSebrte. Der
5armer muBte ieinen 3eid1 !rodsn le~
aen, nm bes useebeuers prn einer1
s5rnfh babbaft gu iperoen. Der Srnfh
iit ausgeftellt unb fpiegt flint pfunb
SIN Splbatenbe:m bes Stadies
Mnf fbington befinbet iicb Elm alter
beutfher Grieger Namens Qtuguit
Meber, Der bereits sc eSabre alt tit,
ben Sturm auf Die Diippeler Shan<
aen. Damn ipdter ben ameritaniihen
8uraerfriea miteemaht unb eeaer
Die sSnbianer fpht. Seine ssrellnoe
haben iih brieflin nit Der beutfhen
Reaierung unb Dem 8otihaFter gerns
itnrff in 0erbinOung ssiebt. oamif
Der alte Gdmpe Durh entipre6enoe
Nusaet6nuneen erfreut ptrb.
Netr Dorfer Mebser haben cine
Seienidaft 5ur 8erpertbnng Der ylee
henprooutte bein S6laften gebilz
bet NIT Dem 6auptaped. Die Gleine
HANDLER pom ioa. sSieiidtruit unab@
bdngig a,i MAIDEN. 8esenipGrtig
tleibt benz &leinbGnbler feline Mab!
iibrig, als bic Hebenprobufte, !pie
ssett, umidlitt, 4noden, Dem Sruit
au BON oiefem feltseieBten unb oittirz
ten pre;ien gu bertuufen. 9as ne1ie
unternehmen fpirb bieie gtebenpro@
BUTTE bon ieinen Mitalieoern tdaliG
Tammeln uno Ielbit au Selen, Sulg,
Stearin. Setfe, Runitoiinger uno ans
bern Mrtifeln perarbeiten..
= prpfeHpr 6enrn q. glapton,
Gelebrter unb 2uftIdiffer. Der ols
Meteorploae am 9lue Sin SbIerpatoz
RUM at Bottom ongeftellt mar, bat
ieinen Poiten berlaiIen, Tim feline Soee,
iiber ben Oaean au flieaen, ia in Der
2uft Die Welt au umieseln, ansfiibren
All t0nnen. @he 4roF. glantpn ben
Slug iiber's Meer antritt, miro er cine
Habrt pnn 5an 5raneiseo Bis an ben
atfantiihen Saean unterne6ren. Nah
feiner RenntniB Der 2uftYtrrmung
elaubt Ger prpTeHpr Die 5abrt in brei
fis bier Saaer beenOen au tDnnen.
Die Musftattune zines 8allons. tpie
Der ppn ibm benotbiete. piirbe $10,s
600 foften, unb er bat audi i6on ent>
fpre9enbs Nntrdee erbalten. nMeine
sSbee it,, fagte Der 9elebrte, retn
gaIIon, bpppelt 10 orob als Der erDbte
ser sur 3eit i'm 8ebrau6 befinolihen.
nit eirem 9ehalte BON ca. 100000
8ubiffub Gas"
- MubnIinnia burh Mrbeitsloii9z
felt, erfhpB eSoiepb Maters in 8rppts
Inn, %. g.. feline 5dtpdserin 5rau
gliIabeth Bruit unb Iih ielbit.
Sn Ser Wobnung Der BON mitz
letbteen ormen Ndhbaren nnterftiibz
ten 9OiGhrigen Marp g1earb in 8roofz
Inn, q. g., ipurben nah Dem Sobe Der
@reiiin 8anfeinIaaei6eine uber $12,z
800 sefunben. grben itnb niGt be-
fannt.
= Dds iteuerbfli6tiae gioent5um
ser 5tabt Nep Oorf lit amtlih auf
$500 Millipnen Oollars einaeihGbt
ipprber, atpei Drittel ulIein 8oben<
uno 6ausnerth. Oas .@runbeieenz
tbum 1T i'm 8efih bon niGt einmal
hunberttdIieno QerIpnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10
Derttti1h1teH.

2eutnant 5badleton bat auf fetner
10 erfolgreihen @iibpol Expedition
reihe Eager BON Mpnaatt entbedt, bic
fii- Die Snbuitrie BON GROCER 8eoeuz
trna fperben fDnnten. Der Monaaitz
Iono 1T bas Aobmaterial, bas Der de-
mtfden Snbuiirie aablrei4e ieltene Grz
ben, 9boriurn, nran. 2antban unO
3i,fon, liefert Die fotpobl fir 9erfelz
lung Der @liibftriimpfe, pie fir elettriz
1he @liibfdoen neripenbet tperben. Nuz
senblidlid tperben biefe @toffe hauptz
fGdIih in 8rafilien geponnen. Ote
Mrsbeute Ser neu entbedten 2aeer
bii,fte allerbinss auf erheblide9hniez
rigfeiten foben.
Die Sammlunsen fir elm Oents
nal 9einrid Seines in Deutf9lanb
baben 1oipeit ben @eiammtbetraa bon
$4,000 Mart erseben.
W1it oem BON Oeutf1 @iibpeIts
afrito abgesaneenen Dampfer rBiirz
gecmeiiter" 1T bic erte grobe Gerienz
hung in benz bortigen @ebiete getppnz
nenerDiamanten, inb s!par i'm Wertbe
bon 100000, .erfolgt. Den Snbaz
bern Der Hegierungs Gonae1fion fdllt
elm Drittel bieies Mertbes au.
2lnbers als Die 6eber unb sslottens
planpergrDBerer fheint Die Wtaife oes
engliihen Dplfes au oenfen. Bei eli
mem bon Der tr.ternatipnalen Shiebs=
qerihtsliqa Der gum Be5u1 in Gng@
lano befinbIi1en beutfden Mrbeiterz
fiibrer aeeebenen Bantett fiibrte Mopo
Wearbale in fsine BeeriiBnnssrebe
Gus, bic grDbe Mai1e Der 8ebDlferung
Gnslanbs bolte an Der Meinung feit,
bab afpiInen DentIhlono unb Gns.
lamb fein @rnnb 3um Gtrtite beftGnoe,
Iunb ipiinfhe nit DentfhIano in
s5reiinnfnnft All lefen. Mrbeitsmini1
fer Burns tront alif bic enslif1zbeuts
fne Greunbihnft un0 griff bic mdapie
niitifhe preie, bic ben otufihsengli@
ihen 81 Rritgs9ebaafen prnppcirt babe,
fhnrf an. Wtnil nlles @elb, bas BON
ben eliropdifHsn MotiDnen fiir ariegsS
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10

Shneioer: .5eit 3ipei sSdbren mar,
te in auf oas @elo fiir ben Nnaug,
6err Baron; molten Gie mir Die bum
s0ert Mdrf Denn nidbt enolieb geEer22
Baron: ,Mo benftn Sic bialg
s@lauben Sic, ih aohle sssbnen bunbert
Mari fir eiuen Mnsus, bsr niAt lnebr
MODERN ift2s Is 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10

.6at Sbr Grennb fein GnGfden
llls ErDdene 9ebrdnt?" ,Nein, BET
mar felbif ein Sddf nnb iiBt jest orf
benz 3rodenen!!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10

Der c3e1i11e Nationalrutb in Prdg
bat cine Mbtbeiluns sefdaffen, burd
ipelde Die i'm Muslanbe lebenben g5es
den national organiiirt iperben iOlz
len. Dieie Organifationen i'm Musz
lanoe iollen bic Mufgabe baben, fir
oie natipnalen RGmpfe In 80bmen
MitteI auf3ubrinsen unb bic Dffents
lihe Meinung bes Muslanoes c5edens
freunblih 3u itimmen.
NeutfhIanb bat bic Musfubr bon
Mnopru5iegen, Gtrauben ilnb @trdu<
bentieril aus Deutfd= Siiopsit sQlfrifa
perbnten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10

Nus &onFantinopel pirb berihtet:
Die MbIi9t, ben Siloistiost tiinftis
bem Publitum 5usdngli6 5u MAIDEN.
ipirb aud eine Der toitbariten 8iblioz
tbefen tpieber ans 2idt brinsen. bic
lanee 3eit ieber 8enuBnng entsosen
mar. Denn bte 8ibliotbet bes Sill
bisfiosf beiibt reihe S4Gbe bon alten
srieniider, arabif4en nnb perfii4en
Manuffripten. Diefe 5anbidriften.
bic ieBt Der Wtfenf4aft eri4lo7en
tperben fSnnen, tpurben i'm a., Is.
uno 16. Sabrbunbert in ben srie9is
i1en al0itern sefammelt unb Der 8ia
bliotbet oes alten @erails einberleibt.
Mbbul 6amib lieB Die Bibliotbef ipGa
ter in ben Siloisfiosf iiberfiibren, unb
fir Die 5orfhulns tpar iie bamit emit
ipeilen perloren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10

I'm Der ueberf9pemmuns bes &af=
feemarftes burd farantenlpIe proz
outtion gu iteuern, bat oer braiiltaniz
l6e 5taat @ao Yaolo bei9loHen.
sebn prpaent Der @rnte, 100000
Sad, gu berbrennen. Oamit bat Die
poltspirtbidaftli9s Weisbeit Der bpr=
tieen Gtaatsmdnner 8anterott dneez
iagt.
Dos beutfhe 8olfspermDeen tpirb
bon Irnolb Steinmannz8uder in Ell
nem fiirali6en eri6ienenen Sdrift@
lben auf $50 Milliarben Marf beredz
net aeaen 300 W2illiarben briti5hen
uno 25O Miliarbsn franaDfiiden
8pltspermDgen. On benz sroBen Murz
l1mung baben ale 8oltsidihten unb
grnerbsapeise She'll senommen. -
srob bieier 6teiserlns bes 8oltsz
permDgens perbe aber Der Staatsfrez
DIT aefGbrbet tperben, tpenn ber bisz
bergen S1ulbenipirtbfddft ni9t sez
iteuert miro. guf ben &opf ber 8ez
uDlteruns entfaIen: in Deut1hlanb
inbirefte Gteuern 1920 Marf, birette
5teuern $3.50 Marf, 5ufamn,en 40
Mfarf, in 5ranfrei1 inbirefte Steuern
54.28 Marf, birette SteuerR 28.4O
Marf, sufammen 82.68 Marf, in
8robbritannien inbirefte Gteuern
1896 Marf, birette 9teuern 57.13
Marf, auiammen $500 Murt. Sn
sSrantrein 3dblt man alIo 2 MilIiar=
Sen mebr an @teuern, in gnglano gar
3 Millidrben. Das beutfdae Meth
fpr6ert aber iebt mod nidt eine balbe
Miuiarbe nlebr. Dabei perausgabt
ieboh bos beutIhe 0olf 46 Milliar=
ben fir 1abaf unb Mltobol. Weiter:
6eute fhon bat oos oeutfde Neih 63
Minionen GinipDbner, Jranfreid bd>
gesen nur SO ino GroBbritannien
nnr 43.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-27
Zeppenn's AhShip is Quickly Repaired

When Count Zeppelin's great air
ship was disabled by landing in . tree
1t Goppingen, Wurtemburg. May 81. it
was regarded by many as an evidence
OF fts unitness for practical use. The
rapidity with which it was repaired
and proceeded on its way modified
these views to q great extent. and
since photographs and details Of the
accident have been produced many
prominent aeronauts in Europe have
declared that the incident not only
demonstrate the wisdom of building 4
compartment airship of the Zeppelin
type but showed that accidents to dir
Gigbles of this kind were as easily re
paired as would be similar injuries To
steamships or any type of land vehicle.
After 4 historic flight OF about eight
hundred miles the Zeppelin balloon
was brought to the earth near Cop
pingen to procure q fresh supply of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-27

New York, June 26.-Urging all
mothers and housewives to rise to re
sent the threatened attempt of CON
gress in its conference committee to
raise the price of cotton stockings by
an increased tariff tax. hundreds OF
thousands of warning letters were
sent to the women of every section OF
the land from this city today. That
the stocking trust has almost sue
ceeded in its bold bid for power to
make the price of these every day
necessities to all Americans through
an increased tariff has just been re-
ported from Washington to the lead
ers of this widespread women's move
ment here. Unless the heads and
housekeepers Of every family in the
land at once file at the capital their
protests against this tax on the stock.
ings Of the poor, 1t Is declared. the
will of the women Of the country In
this matter will be thwarted.
False Sense Security.
Lulled into a false sense Of security
by the prompt action Of the senate
in reducing to its former rate the
higher hosiery tariff, which the house
had been led to raise some so percent.
the women Of the land have almost
been pushed into q political pitfall by
the shrewd agents Of the stocking
trust at Washington. 1t Is declared.
While every consumer was commend
ing the senators for delivering the
people from the clutches Of one more
trust, 1t is reported. the men who
would fatten on the control OF the
prices which 100000 Americans
must pay for their stockings have
been actively working to compel a
in the conference COM
mittee. While the old Dingley rates
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-27

by using small fir trees for Tibs and
binding fragments Of balloon slotA
over them. The inner gAs envelope
was not replaced II h Stated. but the
outer surface was mended and the
big hole In The bow covered. % - %
reduce the Resistance OF the air When
the ship was In motion.
Although the hole In the balloon
gave the impression 70 perscns who
saw II that the craft was Is good -
totally destroyed. repairs were coua-
pleted in q few hours and the airsAip
reached its restination the following
day Count Zeppelin looks upon the
accident as . blessing In disguise. Be-
cause he asserts that n has demonstra-
ted that his type OF craft may b torn
by . severe blow from . projectile O.
contact with come object and SIN b
repaired and again set In motion With
comparatively little delay.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-27
| Florence Wentz, and Augusta Miller
OF Milton, Indiana
Miss Elizabeth K. Thomas

Florence Wentz, and Augusta Miller
OF Milton, Indiana
- - -
Mrs. Charles Arrowsmith, assisted
by Mrs. L. n. Cox, Mrs. Frank Fromme
Mrs. Stevens, Mrs Wettig and Mrs
Russell Stratton, entertained the the
members of an afternoon thimble club
and their husbands last evening at her
home on South Seventh street. Euchre
was played at six tables. After the
games luncheon was served The
members OF the club are: Mrs. Harry
Carroll. Mrs. Frank Reid, Mrs JEFF Will
son, Mrs. Herbert Fleddcrjohn, Mrs. w.
B. Dye, Mrs. Hail. Mrs Charles Arrow
smith, Mrs. Russell Stratton, Mrs. Wet
tig. Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Frank Fromme
and Mrs. L. N. Cox.
A pretty company was given last
evening by Miss Mary Peltz for Miss
Edna Bayer, bride of this week The
time was spent socially. Luncheon
was served. Miss Pearl Cisco also
gave luncheon for Miss Bayer.
- - -
Miss Augusta Miller OF Milton, In
diana, is the guest of Miss Mary Stahl,
414 North Fourteenth street.
- - -
Mr.. Harry Smith and Mr.. James Har-
rington have returned from Dayton, o.,
where they attended st. Mary's school.
- - =
Mrs. Anna T. White has gone to
Greenville, o., where she will spend
some time at the Sanitarium.
- - -
Mrs Colvin and children of North
Twelfth street, are out of the city for a
few days
A beautiful social event for the week
is the wedding OF Miss Edna Bayer.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bayer,
and Mr.. Warren Hill, of Chicago. The
The affair will be celebrated at six
thirty o'clock in the First English Luz
theran church. Rev. E. G.. Howard
will perform the ceremony. Miss Rob-
erta Carver OF Cincinnati, will be
the maid OF honor, and the brides
maids will be Miss Sadie Hill.
of Chicago, and Miss Muriel Bartel. Mr..
George Bayer will act as best man. A
number Of social events have been
given during the past few weeks COM
plimentary to Miss Bayer.
y - -
Miss Edna Skinner gave a dinner
party for few friends, complimentary
to Mr. Ralnh Brown and Mr. Harold
Hill. who will leave this week for their
homes in the west.
- - =
Miss Shyloh Van Mater. of Cam
bridge City, Indiana. was guest in
this city yesterday for few hours.
- - -
Mrs. Edward Klute of South Four
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-27

dues than ever before 1t is just ss
well and as easy to be prompt in this
line as in anything else. Boys. keey
up the good work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-27

l-~-~line for the motor. In making
,nding one end OF the big ship
N contact with 4 tree from
the branches had BEEN cut. leav-
Ing only the sharp stumps projecting
upward.
Driven by a sharp wind the gas bag
swept over these sharp projections and
tore away one hundred feet of the out
er covering for the bow. AS the bal
loon is composed Of seventeen separ-
ate sections. containing separate gas
bags, only a small part Of the gas was
lost. and although remote from any
balloon factory or machine shop. Zen.
pelin's engineers and air sailors were
able to mend the balloon within a few
hours and proceed with 1t to Lake
Constance.
Having few tools and no proper ma
terials to work with the engineers re
paired the great rent in the envelope
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-27
'oing in Social, Club and Art Circles.

teenth street, has gone to Chicago tc
visit friends and relatives.
- = =
Mrs. NJ. E. Bull has returned from
a two. weeks visit with her SON in
New York.
Mr.. James Wood has gone to Cairo
ILL.,, where he will spend the summer.
= - -
Mrs. Mary Wrigley of Warsaw. and
Mrs. Arba Shank are guest Of their
sister Mrs J. Cook Graham, OF North
A street.
A social event for the week is the
reception to be given Wednesday by
Mrs. F. r. McFail and Mrs. B. F.Wehr-
ly, at the home OF the former, 100 N.
Twenty-first street.
= = y
An all day picnic will be held at
Glen Miller park today. The hostesses
will be Miss Edna Starr and Miss AL
sa Voorhees,. Several guests from
Muncie will attend.
- e -
The concert given by Leroy Lacey
at Centerville Friday evening proved to
be a great success. Mr.. Lacey rendered
his several numbers In his ever-pleas-
ing manner. He was assisted by Miss
Esther Besselman and Miss Lucille
Townsend
- = &
The picnic and dancing party givea
last evening at Jackson Park was a
delightful affair. A large number o.
society folk were in attendance.
= - -
A card party will be given Monday
evening at St. Mary's hall instead OF
Tuesday as is the usual custom. A
play will be given Tuesday evening
by the Young Mems Club. The pub
lie is invited to attend.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-27

Rensnber, aftsr July yos arc -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-27
CLUB NOTES

The public Is cordially invited to
attend the Children's Day exercises
to be given this evening by the Sun
day school of the Trinity Lutheran
church. The program will begin at
seven-thirty o'clock.
y = -
The Epworth League Of the city
will have lawn party Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. r. Thompson. East of the city. The
affair is being given under the aus
pieces of the city cabinet.
- = -
July fourth, members of the Happy
Hour club with their husbands will
enjoy a picnic supper at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Will Morrow near
Chester. The annual Fourth Of July
celebration will be held by the club
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-27
Women Waking to Oppose Trust:
Trick TO Raise Stocking Tariff

have furnished enough protection t.
double the business Of the stocking
trust In eight years, the dry goods
experts show by official figures. any
such compromise must enormously in.
crease their present large profits and
allow them to dictate the price Of this
necessity.
Must Act Promptly.
Unless the women who must keep
their families supplied with stockings
write, wire or telephone at once to
their representatives on the confer
ence committee at Washington, It
mise will be effected and the stock
ing trust be empowered to raise the
prices which already bid fair to pinch
the poor Promising thousands Of such
letters of protest from every COM
munity tn the country. the wives OF
many prominent men here. who have
interested themselves in the move
ment. are today bravely setting to
work to defeat In the interests Of
millions of poorer consumers this
trust trick. Welfare workers and
leading members Of philanthropic and
charitable organizations in this city
are also interesting themselves In this
cause of the poor of the land.
To Senators Aldrich. Burrows and
Hale as well as Congressman Payne.
Mccall and Hill the women of every
section of the country are being urged
to protest before night falls. II these
all American families are in earnest
in their fight against trust control
Of cotton stockings, 1t is declared.
there may yet be some hope OF max
ing the voice Of the people overcome
the selfish demands of the favored
few manufacturers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-27

Monday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Harsh, on South Third
street.
> - =
Rev. J. Cook Graham entertained
the members Of his Sunday school class
with picnic Friday evening. The az
fair was held at Glen Miller park.
Games were feature OF the afternoon.
An elaborate picnic supper was served
in the evening. About twenty persons
attended.