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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
RECEIVING UNANIMOUS SUPPORT
Political Parties and Leaders Indorse
Amendment No. II.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Sept. 29.-The
proposed State University amendment
to be voted on November s is being
ported not only by the alumni of the
institution, but by scores of prominent
citizens throughout the state A plank
giving hearty Endorsement to the plan
was adopted as a part of the plat
forms of both the Democratic and
Republican parties at Jefferson City
in September Among the leading
members Of both parties who have
given their unqualified Endorsement
to the amendment are Governor Had
ley, Hon. w. S. Cowherd, Ex-Governor
Folk, Ex-Governor Francis, Hon.
James A. Reed, Hon. Joseph Shannon
and Hon. G.. d. Morris.
An advisory committee of distin-
guished citizens from all parts of the
state is enthusiastically assisting the
alumni Of the University in the cam
paign for the adoption of the amend.
ment. The members Of this commit
tee are: Hon. VIM. S. Cowherd, Gov.
Herbert S. Hadley, Hon. Cyrus P.
Walbridge, ex-Gov. A. M. Dockery,
Hon. R. B. oliver, Hon. w. s. Dickey,
Hon. John H. Boutwell,, Senator Frank
w. McAllister, Hon. e. w. Stephens
and Hon. E. e. E. McJimsey.
Public school men of the state have
formed an association In its behalf,
known as Amendment No. IL Asso-
ciation," Of which w. Salem Brown
Of Troy, Mo-, is president. They are
actively assisting in the work.
The amendment provides for q per
manent and separate income to the
State University Of three-tenths of a
mill per dollar of assessed valuation
of the property in the state. Most
Of the progressive western states i'm
pose a much higher rate than this,
but it Is believed that the amount
set apart from this source will by
careful management enable Missouri
University to maintain q creditable
standing.
Amendment No. IL 10 the last
amendment OF the ballot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
Ser 8niammenhana.

2upe: oReulid babe ib ba mos
llber Den 3niammenbana apiiden
8flanaen. uno Sbierpelt geleien ~
luie mag oas gu perIteben iein2"
goe: oRa, oaS lit bod flar mie &loB.
briibe: 8enn Die &artoffeln tbeuer
limo, bann iinb aud Die Sdipcine
niht billigl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
goeIie ,tnS grpIa.

Sic G%fndrmeriid): .Sieb MIR,
uie Der iinfenoe @lutbbaII Der Son.
ne Die 8elt in Slammen tolidtl"
@r: sSebr nett; aber nod METER
mars, ipenn ih mir an beiagtem
@lutbball Die 8isarre aniteden
%f6rnte; i'd babe n6inlid meme 3iino.
bolaer pergeiien!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
@iberiprad.

Radbarin: lin $immeIs pilIen,
mas mar 6enn log BET Sbner, Srau
@iiller2 go bob if sic ia fiber.
haupt nod ME tpettern borenl @ar
etua ssbr Mann tpteoer ,Ru
freilid), Srau S6nl5e, ipiiien sic, id
mar einfa1 ~ ipra1losI"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
Damn itimmt's ia.

@ndbiee Our &odiD: Ser gol.
Dot lit sSbr grtber2 Gr bat ood &C.
tern obeno IN Der &ii6e Dor Sbncn
aeftiet" oSSa, er bat mir blob n
paar 6reiii6ungen oorgema6t."
s6reiiibrngen no ia, 10 fam mir
Die Sade glei6 por!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
geieib.

Spitnb: .9enfe Dir, giiffel: elm
9nfeG bon mir nltroe bonn S9lage
acrii6rt, als er ain 9oitidaIter GetS
fir mid ein5oDlen pol(tel~ 80.
mein 9eileio! Satte er oen ginIiefe.
rllngSifein idon in SGnocn?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
Snmoriaddts.
Der laeridrOdene

sd bab's ibnen aber geiast, ben
Serren beim amt. SD hob eeiagt:
Spisbuben ieib Sbr, eIenbige Sr0pfe.
StroIde un0 ionit nod mas. 20
SegerIe, @ann, 90 it's gefeblt, ba
aiebt's elm llngIiid." rSrnu, bn
ipridit ANAL oumm; id bob ia erIt
aeiholtent tpie if aus Dem Sta6tle
orauB' unb aai,a ALIEN parl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
@eifrei6.

Dame: sic tparer aIfo in Sta.
lien, SER 9oftor2~ Serr: 0Sa.
ipobl, mein SrGuleir." Game:
nSia, faeen Sic, iiebt Stalien lpirfli9
pie Elm Stiefel ai,s2 gluf Der 2arb.
farte ipiro es ia INNER 10 abge5eid.
net"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
@efranft.

3ndtbausbireftor eau benz entlai.
ienen Strdfling): uSebt tperoen sic
boffentlid nift mebr nieoerfom.
men, Suber. ~ StrGfling (%gefrGnft):
pSabe id mid bieIleiGt ni6t gut
aifgefiibrt, Serr 9ireftor?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
Bonn a~aiernenbpf.

unteroffi5ier: u@ns iin6 sic IN
Sbrem gibiloerbdItniB. @inidbri.
aer2" n@eologe, Serr ll%nterotfi.
aier." Borne mit'm .G@2" ~
-SSsomobL Serr llnteroffRier.
uSm mit'm - borne babe id)
idon mebrere gebabt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
Srt @s6irse.

8otaniiiereuSer &rofeifor Gin elmer
alpbiitte eintreficno): aMohten Sic
nidt 10 irennbIif iein, mir auf einen
slneenlid SIR Observation-Disclosures.
8aao s, su leiben24
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
9lnar gaftif.

rsSbre Grau reiit herer nidt ms
8oO2" .Rein, i6 babe es ibr
idlaiiermeiie ieIbIt norgeidlagen, min
pitterf lie etpas bobinter itno bIeibt
bier"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
0ieles Slid.

SdneiOer (8u ietter Troll): gu,
Der Baron bon 8i,mpenbeim bot ii6
oerlobtl" uMonn - baft Oh ehpo
ne In5eige befommen2 y0ee,
aber iieben acknowledgements"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
gerfansGd.

&err gum 9ienitmdodcn): ,@e.
hen Sic nal gleidl stlm ar3t, er ioIl
8i meinem Setter fommen; auf Dem
&iiffpe9e fonnen Sie aud beim
ghierarat dnflinaelnl" - 9ienitmao.
den: Soil Der aud gu sSbrcm Better
fommen24 Ser: .gtein, BEN ae.
bra1fe i9 perionlidl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
WHfaladtes &~ompliment.

Mutter: Simeon sic nidt, ooB
mir meine GodJter iebr abnlid iiebt?@
Serr: sauffolleno; iogar 1lter
iiebt Tie nod aust"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
GraGreif.

8aulden (8ur @oupernante, oie
ibn olls8anft): Sem boron sic aber
enolid auf ~ feifen; sic baIten mid
mobl fir Sbren 5ufiinftiaen @6pie.
.aeriohn9" =:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
@p6in nit Ser srsno'?

gadfiid: oGiren bldnfen Gbaler
Eoidlengrlo! Sid tpeun i6 ooa Ell.
mem arlren 2eutnntt oamit unter sic
arme 9rcifen fonntel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
sdredlide s6mersen ee.inSsft

Sdredlihe Sbmsr;en ee,tncsfi
9urd fdreftite Shmeraeii ee
peinift infpIpe Der @efte unueroau'
ten gpsiien, nabm 9. o. @raglon:
BON 2nIa, MiE., Or. Sings Nem
9ife 8ins, init benz &eiultate,1 p,s
er idreibt, rba6 it furirt 'uarOe.
Gue Mogen nnb @ebarmennDrotinn.
gen iperSen aebDben burdl ibreIi I'm
bernben Siublgana beiDnoere gl0en'
ihoftep. % Gents In 8nlter SrDs.
AsDtbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
BOIL Der eep1Iterllla lpabrdeinIid

3abI Der 8epoiteritng DabrfdeinIid
ridt 3uriidgeeairgem es lit Inn @e.
gentbeii bieiIeidt cine 3lnnbnle Der
@ep6Iterirng 81 per3eidjneip mo bod
fonneir sic Sbren 8ei5eu nidt los.
uer0m 9as fournlt einfa9 6nber,
neil 10 Diele 2eute aitBer arbeit unb
beslalb nidt I'M Stanbe iinb, in
8orm bon Nebl SIR @eioenpro.
buff 81 f%altfen.
@rfabrene uno f~oniernntibe @es
i6dftslelite, ipeIde i~orgfaltig ben
&iididritt folder Staaten md StG6-
te beobobtet baberL in welden Bro-
bibition eingefiibrt unb 6urfgefiibrt
pnroe, iin6 Der aniidt. 6oB, neitn
6dB Sebrte Contributions !. Gmenoe-
inert angetiommen miro, ct. 2onis
uflo Die iibrigen Stdote oes Stantes
I'M EN- babies SabrblnOert 3ltritd.
gebrdbt peroen. Sic berlieren an
8ebolferiing, neil bic groben 8ra1l.
SpouitrietL ole 70 biel 8t ber Broi.
perit1t BON Stabt un6 Staat beige
tragen bobet, %ge5tpllngen peroeit,
nod alloeren Staaten 5ll per5ieben;
Wtiaionert BON Collars, Die idbrli6
bon 6ieien llnteutebmelt ans I'M Cir
flilation aefett ipuroen gebep anbers
mo bin ltit6 Der 8erbrandi oep Sarrl.
pro0itfte gebt ieIbitberitdn6ltd gail8
beoelttenb 5uriif.
us[lle niinoen under 6iefen Ser.
b1ltraiien Ieioer m%iiiielt, ober Der
5arner, Der iebt in ct. 2oliis, &an.
las Gitp, ct. Soiepb unO ieber one
bcren Staot in Miiiouri elm rieitges
9lbiabgebiet fir feline 5armpro6litte
bat, piiroe arn idlimmiten uno EN-.
pfinbliditen mitgenommen."
8as Gomite bat, nie bereits be.
audi 8~roldpIreip allsge-
bie beionOerS an Ole arbei-
tertpelt appelliren uro ibr aeigt, ibel-
DIE i6IiHnne SoIsen fir tie sic @in-
fiibrrng itaatlider 8robibition bab.
Ell miiBte. Die @roifyiire ipeiit nad1
oaB polle % 8roaeut 6er Snbuftrien
in ct. 2ouis our @initelliing hires
9etriebS geatuungefp piiroelb tpenn
Prohibition eingefiibrt ipiro.
9as Gomite bat iidl an bie 100
geiuan6t, Die inn Staote
Niiiouri eeihaftIid tbatig iino unb
tie 5ur 8efampfilng oes oorgeidla-
1enen 9roAibitiong : antenocmerts
n~nfgeforbert. @leifseitig geIang-
ten inter ibnen $4,000 8roitiiren
sur Sessseillliig, Die ne IN Der
gegen Die 8eidrdnfilng
Der peri0nliden 6reibeit betiiBen
iollen. 10000 greutplare bieler
9roidiiren muroen 1000 aer5ten
Staate Niiiouri 5ltn ielben
3pef 5iir @~erfiiaung geitellt; 81.
600 GrempIare BEN 8iebbanolern,
10000 ben He6tsantpGIten ltno
5000 grenpIare ben @oItmeiitern
ocs Gtoates. ct. 9ouiier 6obri.
mo @eidaftsle,tte baben BE.
reits 10000 grempIare ser Bro
our 8ertbeilnng aebrod)t, in
tpeldyer Die Nblebmifta oes arnertoe-
mettts I'M Sntereiie Der 8iirserIdaft
6eS Staafes perlatqt ipir6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28

Sicb5ig Iebren aus einalt @ei8.
%e1tfornl 5000 faftige Sriift bot elm
8eiaenforn getrasett, oas Srau Gen,
trp III South Sorndnrd1 in giier ge.
fdt Bette. 4ler6inus bapoelt es lid,
na6 einein 8eritte Oct u9oilp
Mnil" nidt Inn elm @eiSalforn Dos
nit onoeren 5~uiouaterp auf ben 81
der gebrodt Dor6en lit, ion6ern piel,
mebr Inn elm Samenforib nit benz
Der merftpiir6ige 8eriitt oes ruff.
|iid,et Generals 2eipiefp pieSerboIt
miro. 5raat Gentry Iegte ian @ar.
Ten cine ettpa ealen balben @eter
tiefe, fe~selfomnise @ritbe an, III
|,oie 6as 8eiserforn, NIT dpenig gr6e
be6edt, gelegt tpitroe. GobaIo iid
Die eritet Spisen 6es &eintes aeia.
ten, mur6e tpieoer Groe 6ariiberae-
0edt, irlto ais orei @odlen IpGter elm
babies 9uberb SdobIinpe at ieb.
Ell wareit, tpiir6e 1ieite @r6e bariib.
er gebrodt. Dies 8%erfobren fmirSe
tortgelest, nno ols fdliebIid bic
gaiise t~egelformige @rltbe nie6er
nit Groe nngefiiIt mar, mar ooriib.
er Elm oibter &aien BON 8ei5en.
5inet9en uno 8IGttern poubonoen.
als Die a~bfommIinge bes einen elm.
8igen @ci5enfornes reif parefl, Be.
oedten lie cine 5I16e bon 6 2ltao.
ratfuB. gs ipnreR I'M gallsetu So
Snline 5u 5dbIen. 90 6omrnter mar.
en- iebr groB, batten idapere @ebreu
iino cute &orner. so Tnttat sic
9nr9idnittearObe. bic iibrieen Is
maren nod grim nfpo ilnreif. Tiir
oic eigentIihe uGrnte" tonear alic
MIR 10 SoIute in 8etrodyt, Cine
5tidprobc 5eiate, oaB anf iebe geb.
&c 40-50 aorner folner, ioooB I'M
Jansen Sos cine @eiaenforn mirfIid
5000 niiise Susdd eetroeen batte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-28
ROBERT WALKER,
Rf@tsuawali d. iff'ssLi&tr AOiGs,
DtrIaitu.

tsssySt Etk5ttttl, abprait., permitted aR.
stNfa un6 2ertArit Enb isTtiet 68rnffaat H.
Haas Robert Uelssv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-30

this way moreover the credit of the
special Improvement bonds will be
preserved for 1t might be difficult to
market bonds Of this kind hereafter
when 1t is known that there has been
q shortage In the fund out OF which
they are to be paid unless the city at
once takes steps to make that short
age good. The special fund will thus
start anew upon q solvent basis. The
Indebtedness Of the city will not be in
creased. 1t will merely be a bonded in
debtedness instead of liability for
money used. II the present system OF
incorrect bookkeeping be allowed 70
continue any longer 1t may finally in
volve the city in still further liability.
Respectfully submitted,
Committee on Inventory and Accounts
Committee on Inventory and Accounts.
VIM. d. Boulke.
Approved by the Bureau OF Munich
pal Research at special meeting
August 10Th. 1910.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-30
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS

considering commission
Of
vention In Nashville, September IA.
fan
socialist
of Connecticut
general election
and intoxicating liquors.
Of New England and
the democratic nomination for president.
United
win
decided by primaries held this month
by the Idaho
legislature upheld decision recently handed by
provides publicity Of campaign
penses from the time the candidates seek nomination
Terrell republicans OF Texas have
family that In his
has
financial institutions in the
state.
the farmer
United
the
ballot primary this month
Of
Colonel Williams
election committee has
brought light that is the first time in the history Of that
olonels is
1888 reoganized
National Rubber rubber trust
which time he has been rated times millionaire
Representative and
member
since 1897 and is ranked as "standpat" member
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-30
Careless Methods Alleged to
Prevail In Two Departments
To the Municipal Research Bureau.

To the Municipal Research Bureau.
Richmond, Ind
Your committee OF Inventories and
Accounts respecting the Street and
Police Dept. begs leave to submit the
following report:
After inspecting the City Comp
troller's Report for Dec. 1905. concern
ing the Police Department, we find
that practically the same equipment
is on hands today as then and is prac-
tically Of the same value. The value
Of the property Of this department as
given in the December report OF 1908
was $3S3.S0. The present value will
not exceed $375.O5 as is shown by an
accompanying inventory.
About the same condition exists with
respect to the property Of the Street
Department. The property was valued
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-30
CONGRESSIONAL WAR
Some Battles Royal Are Being
Fought Out in Maryland
Primary Today.
ARE MANY CONTESTANTS
tAmerican News Service,

american News Servic-.)
Baltimore. Mr.. Aug. 30.-Some bat.
ties royal are being fought out today
In the congressional primaries which
are being held by both parties in the
ak districts of Maryland. The princi.
pal contests are for the democratic
nominations In the Third and Fourth
districts. and the republican nomina.
tino In the Sixth district. The demo-
cratic contest In the Third district is
between Charles p. Goady and James
McQuadc. both members of the state
legislature The republican candi.
date In this district will be either C.
w. Main. the organization candidate.
or Charles J. r. Steiner. an anti-organ-
isation republican. Four democrats
two republicans and one independent
are contesting for tho Fourth district
nomination. In the Sixth district
Representative Pearre withdrew from
the race at the eleventh hour and left
threee rival aspirants to Aght It out
for the republican nomination. David
J. Lewis will probably be the demo
cratic nominee In this district. In
tho Fifth district two democrats are
engaged In . hot fight for the seat of
Representative Mudd. republican.
Representatives Covington and Tai.
bott. both democrats. will be- renomin.
ated In the First and Second districts
respectively.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-30
DELAWARE IS QUIET

Dover. Del. Aug. 30.-Republican
leaders OF Delaware are assembling
here for the State convention which
will select candidates for representa-
tives in Congress, State treasurer and
State auditor. The gathering promis-
es to be an extremely harmonious one.
as all Of the incumbents are to be re-
nominated without opposition. This
is in accordance with the custom in
Delaware to give all officials who hold
two-year tenure a second nomina-
ton. The convention will also choose
new State committee and a chair
man to succeed T. Coleman du Pont,
who is retiring from politics on &C.
count Of i'll health.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-30
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

John c. Evans to Herman F. Pill
grim, PIT. lot 17S Haynes Add. to City,
$4,000.
Henry B. Lyons to Robert L. Hart
man, PIT. N. w. Or. Sec. 25. twp. 16.
range IL, $4,000.
Albert r. Tyler to The Wayne Inter
national Building and Loan Associa-
ton, lots 81 and %, Blk. IL w. of R.
and N. Of N. R., Cambridge City, $685..
80. .-....-..
Lena G. Won Pein to Henry J. Kaeu-
per lot 4 F. Won PENIS Sub-div. of
Oakland. an addition to city, $3.50.
Richard Sedgwick to Oliver T.
Knode. lot 259 Haynes Add. to city.
$500.
South Side Imp. Assoc'n to Jones
Hardware Co., lot 226 Beallview. 5000
John A. Butler to Pearl Hawley, Pt.
lot 5, Blk. 1, Dublin. $500.
James p. Wisehart to Fred Cain et
al, Pt. lots 2 and 3. Greensboro. $1,000
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-30
Young Man Who Stole $13
From His Room Mate to
Start Bank Account, Draws
Year in County Jail.
500 FINE IS ALSO
ASSESSED YOUNG MAN |
After Getting Money A New.
house Wrecked the Room
and Told His Friends It Was
Work of Thieves.

The heaviest fine ever assessed In
police court by Mayor Zimmerman.
and the heaviest In the Richmond city
court for more than thirteen years.
was that Of 800 and costs and one
year In the county jail. given Arthur
Newhouse. an employee Of the Ameri.
can Seeding Machine company. this
morning for petit larceny. Newhouse
admitted having stolen 313 from
Lloyd. Shoemaker. his roommate
Newhouse committed the theft TO
start . bank account.
According to Newhouse's statement
tho theft took place yesterday morn.
ing In the boarding house OF Mary
Eps, at 423 North Eleventh street
whore he was roOming with Shoemak.
or. Both Of the young men have been
employed at the Hoosier Drill less
than . week. having removed from
New Castle. II is said they were
friends there.
To Deceive Shoemaker.
Early yesterday Newhouse left the
factory and went to his room. where
he ransacked Shoemaker's suit case
and removed $13. After this was done
he wrecked the room. taking both his
and his friends possessions anu
throwing them around right and left.
Having done this he sat down and
waited for Shoemaker to return fror1
work.
Thieves have been here" he ex.
claimed M Shoemaker entered the
room at noon. "They have taken all
my money and your suit case looks
like Il might have been touched"
Shoemaker filed complaint at po.
lice headquarters. while the young
thief went to the Union National banl,
and deposited 912 Of the stolen money.
according to his own statement to the
police.
The police looked for him all day
and last night but he was not located
until five o'clock this morning, when
Patrolman Bundy arrested him at the
boarding house.
Proud Of He Record.
He told the police Shoemaker was
such a crouch he wouldn't loan him
any money SO he decided he'd steal
Il. II wanted to start bank account
declared the defendant.
Although the fine was q heavy one
the police say that had he been tried
In the circuit court It would have
meant from two to eight years In the
state reformatory. Newhouse seemed
proud to think he had been soaked
heavier than any one for many years
Patrolman voselsong told him he was
liking OF police court" and he smiled
gratefully.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-30
HOLDING A PRIMARY
american News Service.)

(American News service)
Columbia, s. c., Aug. 30-Six aspir-
ants are contesting for the governor
ship in the Democratic primary which
is being 'held throughout South Caro-
lima today for the choice of State Of
ficers, members OF the legislature. the
judiciary. representatives in Congress
and county officials. The candidates
for governor are c. c. Featherstone,
Thomas G. Mcleod. Cole L. Blease,
John T. Duncan, F. H. Hyatt and John
G. Richards, Jr. Statewide prohibit
ton VS.. local option forms the leading
issue in the gubernatorial race Out
side of the governorship the principal
contests in the primary are for the
nominations for adjutant and inspect
or general and State railroad commits
sioner. All Of the present representa-
tives in Congress are candidates for
denomination.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-30
PAGE THRE

in December. 1905 at $2s2s.50 and 90.
cording to the estimate q your com
mittee 1t Is today In the neighbcrhood
OF $2OSS.44. This difference = par
TALLY accounted for by tho tact that
scarcely any new property has been
purchased and tho wear and tear OF
usage has decreased the value of those
things on hands
Your committee learns ALSO that a
present there is not In file with the
city clerk an inventory OF the proper
ty of either the Street or Police De-
partments for the year 1903. While
there seems to be no discrepancy IN
the departments at present It does
seem more like . business way OF do
ing things to file IN inventory each
year SO that the citizens Of our city
could at any time know what they real
~ possessed.
JUDGE BoGGS.
ELLSWORTH ELLIS.
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CITY OFFICIALS
HAD INFORMATION
OF FUND LEAKAGE
Continued From Page One.)
Continued From Page One.)

good at once out Of the general FUND
OF the city. Stin better would It be.
We think. II the city would now Issue
it, own bonds for a. much Of this de-
ficiency OF $31.39S.e2 a. can be used
In retiring these special improvement
bonds. The city can borrow 1t I per
cent and less while these special
bonds call for percent 90 that
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PORTO R|CAN LAWS
(American News Servic>)

San Juan. p. R.. Aug. 30.-In pur-
suance Of q call issued by Governor
Cotton the Porto Rican legislature
convened in extra session today to
consider and act upon a number Of
matters Of importance Il insular az.
fairs. Foremost on the agenda il q
drastic measure prohibiting the i'm
portation OF diseased seeds and plants
Of the sugar cane. A proposition to
lease the insular telegraph service to
a private corporation and the neces-
sary legal steps looking to the ceding
Of site for the erection Of q million
dollar hotel In San Juan are other
matters that will receive attention.
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presented at the Gennett theater on

presented at the Gennett theater on
Saturday, September 3 for the first
time in many years. The play has
been counted as one Of the old time
standbys and It's popularity is exceed
ed only by Uncle Toms Cabin. On
Saturday. there will be children's
matinee and brass band will give
a parade and concert before the per-
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At Local TheQterS
The Fiohtino Parson.

The minister of the Gospel has been
portrayed in theatrical productions in
various ways, but up to the present
time one of the most important and
interesting Christian workers has
been overlooked by the dramatic
writer's.
The doctor of divinity in question
is that noble person who has select ed
the most needful field for his labors
in the entire universe, the slum dis
tricts Of a great city. The settlement
worker about whom Lem B. Parker
has written story OF heart throbs
and thrills is called The Fighting
Parson." which is the title of w. F.
Mann's newest melodramatic offering
to be seen at the Gennett on next
Monday, Labor Day.
"Ten Nights in a earroom."
Ten Nights in a Barroom will be
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. TEACHERS attending Chau- .
. tauqua should have good time .
Q pieces on them Elgin, WalthAm. .
. Hampden; also other makes. A .
q nice line Of fobs and chains. .
. FRED KENNEDY, 52e MAIN. .
90 >A&~>>H H>AHH~
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DEMOCRATS MEET.

Democratic ward and precinct com.
nltteemen will meet Wednesday eve
ming at the Jefferson club rooms to
complete arrangements for the sixty
day Doll.