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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-06
REPORT OF CONDITION
First Trust and Savings Bank
THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1910.

READ THE r.-R. wANTlsAos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15

S'uitebmcnocncs Strcjfc CT brpct.
Ser ct uf6olot Ell Mfitemuing ON
Strejfen ifol f~ortinttes ellcr erflpres
en0t, og l. 5irsoogs ilutteoe Mfitem=
ni,ge1 meo set &eiultot, at Ser por
ofgipet 1850 Stemn1er for Mfllut=
ming og 800 for at fortirtte sen.
Strcjfen far parct 4 Mooneocr % IL
Gage, og oprtnoelig bar Ser ca.
5000 @m0, 1on neologoe Mrbejoet.
slf 0isie ct c. 1900 reiit bort fra 8pe,,
og far fooet onoet Mrbeioe, og Sc, ser
er tilboge, bill blipc toget / Mrbejoe
igjen efterbaanoen iom Sernbonerne
bar @rug for BEN og til ben' @eto=
ling, iom Sernbonerne III, bpoer.
bpilfet er 3 Gents bpjere pr. Sime
en6 ga Streifen begpn6te ifglge 81
feoerdle embellishments &je,1oelie 5
-. Marts. Strejfen regncs at Dapt
foltct Sernbmnerne ca. 5 Millione,
Collars. &reiioel1t for Sapitcbmnn
oenes 6Gllesorgol1iiotion @otplep frt
@l,ffolo, Ser bor opbol6t Jig / Sbil
l%ingbperne / lnngere 1ib, bar til Sc
Iioite iprigt imo6 at Strejfen lfulo'
erflGres bepet, ban piloe babe, a
Sen ifuloe boloes ieong, til ltnioner
tie blep anerfien6te og ollie Sc 1trej
fel1oe blep 'taget tilfage i 6eres gamI
Nlooier. Com set mi, er, %forbanole
Sernbanerne mes Sporififterne ion
g%nfeltmano, life iom Srganiiotio
uer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
minneapolis.

@r. ST. sfellet, Dor populere
Sanosmano, ti0ligere Meolem al Sir
maet elliott & Sfellett, er nplig
pe1ot tilbage til minneapolis fra ct
gelsg { fit gornle Stem / Dannarf.
San bapoe bapt Ell / allie @enieenoer
forneielig &eiie> mer erflprer fig 6oa
gla0 beo at bore tilboge / Mtnneo=
polls.
9upcbrensjpring. Sen lrrge plat.
lagte ~&elr9iprinesuge", iom SSm-
propement 6oreningerne / Sc forifiel-
ltge 8Doele / Screening mes 8pem=
beosmproene bar bapt un6er Sber-
peielle, oil efter sen / 6reoags tagne
geltemmelie tage lin @egpn0elie fgrit-
fommenoe Mon6ag 5. is. Mprtl, oa
ct Menbeoens Yllit bill / bele neite
ltge fare fen oper Sta5el1. Sorboa>
beltlig pil bele 8pbefolfuingen looe
Zig poopirfe al Sen - ser er iot11
mon oil bloc NOT at gjere / SEN &et-
ming. Ser er Mifebierge at fiernc,
5nlinoer al Sinfonoer at iamle, allie
: baonoe 9lffaIo poa tomme Softer sog
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
DER f%nrelfppPr
ntrt4rnhlem nm
g6nPtnfnlFrttPH IT.
pennf :4rta bnts
DE lptlPr E
Oats
gu toeel UpDe, pelimo:
9enoe. appetttIt9, HDrtenoe
Satttncnlt0net tteo ats
octt Tpoe fotter Quater Oats
menen tntet % CT ooA oen
1ttef nDrtcnoc.

Sam9torcntagems % ltngoumsfor=
cnim9cnS Set. Set por ct ltort o9
elegant 0anif &ublifum, font / 2er=
bags Nftcs gup Mpoe peo Mftenun=
oerboloningen, Scr blep gipet al pore
to oanlfe ct. Saul Jorenin9er, Gang
forentngcn 9al'ia og llngoomsfor=
eaingen, poo ltnion YioncerS' Sail
/ ct. Eaul. Soften iu0lebeoes n1eo
CIT Sllpcrtl1re al Dor 2%onosmono
Carl Mnoeri lens fortrinlige Orfeiter,
bporcfter Sangerne f%oreorog Sen
illulffe "Mojiang". &r. Grnit Sreno=
icn al ct. saul bplteoc iom altio for
tjent @ifalo for iin fortreffcli9e Sp=
lGSning. @r. Spenoic1 beiiooer ct
fortrGffeli9t 5alent / oenne &etning,
% forltoor Dpeerligt at boloe El1bli=
fumS SpmGrtiombeo fongcn mes
fine moriomn1e OpleSringcr> JON
letter Silbgrerl1cs 2ottcrm1if lcr
1taf6r10t 9epGgelic, pg ingen Mfter1.
lnocrbrloning JONI ocl,ne CT fulofon:
men, meonlin0re @r. Spenoien bal
Ell N(o0s pao Hrograum1et. Set CT al
boabe, at hi ofte mao fuu 2ejligbel
til at npoe guot al fans uomrrfe0l
YrGi totioner. Songernc foreoroo
0crefter Sen lnl1ffe 6eorelonos Jung
~9ouuorf ifol itoo", JONI bprtes mes
9egelltring al Yl1hlifl1n1. u0rpnmne=
billcoer", forfottet al @r. Carl Sll1=
ocrien> fit cit fin % itcm%u1il1gsiulb
lt0fprelle UNDER ST.. Muoerl lens ege11
2coelie, % Set bar cit fortrinlig &onl=
petition, ion gipr SIR. s(11oerien al
nrnlig sGre. Set lillc Grtron1r111er
"SSltnping Socf 9oncing Girls"
farot cit fortrrffelig Mootagelic bos
El1bliflul1, lpn lipligt opplouoereoe
De lcttc pg grotiple ScpGgcier al Sc
6%orienoe> bporefter n1ol1 bereote Jig
til 0pfprelicn al ~5l1iets Soft, ipil=
let al Sc pdfienote Gilettontcr ira
minneapolis Strange, Mlfier, 6rl1
9orocnfletb, .. a. Sc flcite al ct.
Ealn Su11lter11c por Dott NelltgDcO til
at le oisic Giletta1ter pptrnoe fpr
ol1ore Stpffcr, % hi b(epc beller life
ltuffe>c I pore 6prbuobnil1ger oc11nc
1ong. Iilcttunterl1e ira Minneopo>
lis ere MI c,gal1g uforlignelige. Yro=
%9ronn1et ofillltte0es meo Songer
"@tllen til Sooren" al Songfore11i11,
gen, bporefter Ballet tog i'm Begun
oellc, og %pe0poreoe til 81. 3, oa ale
brpo op og bcgop Jig poo @jcnpeje1,
efter at Dope tilbrogt c1 fornpjelta
pA ino6olosrig Mften.
Soften forlpb poo SEN ollerbe6lte
Moooe, og Set CT CT, Somn1enfomit
loln Sc to 6orclringer, ser foronltol=
tcoe Sen, Far @rl1n0 til at pere itolte
at. Oct bar ct tint % uoipgt Nl1bli-
fum Der operpnreoe Sen, og Sen oper=
bejeroe Sci al 0eltagerne por 2onos=
r1a11o, oeriblon0t mango al Sc melt
promi1el1te 9onife / ct. Saul. Ser
looes ioa0anne b%efien0te Mnligter
lont bore pop1lGre 2on0mono &c. 6.
Jronole1> g. 6. Sob,1lou meo 6ruc,
og mango ANDRE, lon1 set er en- Sore
pg Jornpielie at n1poes neo i feItligt
Sag. Set CT at baobe, at Sc to 6or=
erillgcr I T%rllesifob pil foronltolte
li9ac11oe Setter / 6remtioe11, ga Ell
Set lom ocnne iioite ditto bill bore
1lfter poa at fin0e fulo Sill1,tuing.
9eltoger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15

Mlleper, iom life blot er iunobeos-
forligt, men JONI tillige forringer 8p,
ens lt6Ieenoe. @o6efomisi prer,1es
&jpretgier ifol beigrge 8ortfjpriclen,
og set pentes, at Moboerne pil forel,c
Zig ON at forlfjgnnc Sc tomme 9ot=
ter / oeres NerDeb, iom / @interer1s
9pb bar 9iort Sieneite ion 2osic=
ploos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15

Saumarfs Spnners aarligc Sttf=
telicsicjt ofbolbes pou &olo @oll, 234
6. 7tb Street, pao 2proog Nften Den
16Dc Mprtl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15

Turcnimsen u6aabet" ofboloer
@ol poo BOO 6ellnp Sail, 9iprnct
al Iiftb % @abaiba StreetS, 2pr=
ooo Mften be1, 7Oe Mfoi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15

ltn9bumsmpee. llngoumsfprentn=
ger, ion1 arbeioer til 6procl for oen
oonifc cpongcliif l%utberife Mo5oretb
Menigbeo, pil ofboloc lit nGlte Mpoc
bos Yoitor .. 9ierre, 665 @lc11oale
Npe., 5orsoag Sen 2Soe Npril ST. s
S Mftcn. Mllc ipn pnifer at oeltage
CT biertclig pelfon1me11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15

We'd Kj9b e1ler Reparat;on al
Uhre besog den v%elkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 Eth ST.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
Minnesota Skoleland
TILSALGS
Ypperli9c Qcjligbcbcr til at fire Jig
ct @jcrn.

Eaa diligence 9atoer u9 &laoicr
u!l jog afbolbc Sal9 al Sfule= %
anbct StntSlaub:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
Sch Mrs. Mnna Sobnions 8earapelie
hcn Soe Npril.

&cb Mrs. Mnna Sobnlons Segranellt
ben Sic Npril.
Nfeo Sorg III, fjere Mooer
6arpel ri tiger fer.
SAP 1af for alt set go0e,
Gin 0fejc % @eipGr.
Gin &anoring er tile1oe
&ao 2ipets Sorne=Sti;
911 CT I'LL hos sin Muge
@os @uo / @immerig.
2oo os So life gr9oe>
Men glGoe % mcb Sig.
S @imlens bpie SGoe
9u CT hos @uo III rig.
SPILL ipot oo, fiGre Mooer!
Spill ipot / 6reo hos @rb!
81 mart maolfe ifol lomlles-
Oh CT flrn gaoet fpr11b.
Sill 2pffs!
Mr. 90 Mrs. Spbn 2ariel1, 761
Gc0or st., lptpnlfes al r1ol1ge Sen:
l1er i Nuleoning al oeres Splpbrplll14
orn 14oc Npril 1910.
5 trpfult oclte 9ipcts aoor
s Me0= pg Mo0gm1gsooge,
% ON Sc mango ipumoue Mor
<l1 Minoer CT tilbnge.
Set bGl0er III as 2ipcts Nften
@io oen ma Blue lps % milo =
@euore Si9ls= % .2egemsfroften
%. bll1sic ionl Ell llngoonsilb
@to 2pffe fplgc bpert ct Ije0
VII %u1lOrmYsltnncll lUggcs llcO.
s.. e..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15

Gn itpr Divisions &onfcrcmcc bill
bllpe ofbolot al ~2apmcns Mislio=
11orp Mopen1el1t" / ct. SAUL M1,0ito.
ril1m 5. 26., 81. % %. slpril. Gcl
pe11teS 9clegoter life blot fra olle
M%eni9beocr / Suilliugbper,le, ncl1
ogloo fra bele Stoten. ltnoer &ol1.
petitioner oil ser bliuc of6olot Ell itor
So1fet for 9elegatcr og andre Del,
tagere. 81 ifal / n@ltc llgc bringe
l1Grl11cre Op(psninger ON oerne ltor>
Sammenfomjt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
st. Paul.

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2O1 Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15

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ske Sprog udfores hurtigt
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15

Mr. Subn y. Slien, Dor BE-
fienotc 2anoSmono, tioliaere StatS
Sfole superintendent % 2cor for
Stotc1s Mgerbr,,gsifole, bar / lGngc=
re 5io opbolot Jig / Merico, bpor ban
bar iitret Jig betpoelige Mrcalcr, paa
bpilfe ser onlGgges &autcbl,fplan=
toger. 6oretoger1oet itptteS al ct Mf=
tieiellfob, ser CT oprettet Der / ct.
Saul mes Mr. Slicu lon &r9ii0ent
p9 6orretntngsleoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
&aa &eipa / &icmlombct. 9

Faa Eclp9 @jcmlam0ct. &or bel
fjel1ote 9o1osmono Mr. @oltcr &os=
lnl1s1el,, ErGliocnt tor @%osnusie1
Suli1cls College, CT iioitc ltge az
rejlt poo CT, Guropotl1r, poo bpilfeu
6o1l o9loo oil giultc ajpbcnbopm %
lin Ser boenoe Mooer og orDre
Slpgtllingc. Mr. &osl1ulsi en bliper
borte / ca. 3 Muol1e0cr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
Sat.

@i bringer berpeo cit biGrteltg Sat
til ale for sen 0eltogclie Sc tiltien=
ocaup pes at pile Dor cllfeoe gomle
Mtpocr, Mrs. Mrrno Sobnion, sen ii0~
ito 9gre at fpl9e be1oe til bc1oes lio=
ite @pileiteo, % for &c mal1ge lml,ffe
@lomiter, jolu Sc oGffebc Dcn0cs ST.
ite meo. S9rlig taffer III 6ore1i,=
gen "0ammrfs Sptre", 1igele0es
totfer ri Mrs. Mortenicn, iom lc6eoe
Nfipngelicn al sc imn1ffc Solmer.
Set CT iao berligt at ie @ruis pou,
at ON bun eno bar gonnuncl, bar bun
ei CLIENT.
9tels q. Spbnipn, Nctcr Sobnlon,
Son1cs 6. Sobnlon,
MolWicc 6. SpDulp1.
Ior al uopilt Nclto9elle pc0 Dor
finrc Moocrs, Mr. Morie @ifiloicnS
@cgropelle, toffcs bcrnc0 poo set
b%irrteliglte.
e. Mioolcn. Mrs. 3. Slriflen,
5. Mobi el1, u. Mo0i em,
Mtrs. 81. 9u,ll en, Mrs. u. @offman.
Mrs. Otto 9reber,
Mrs. 6. $. Yeterien
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15

Stort Sangcrmpoe er al @rnli0en=
ten for Spillingbpernes nori f=oanife
Snngerltnion, @r. Carl @unl er, ino'
uorIet for Spn6oe Mftcn Sen 246e
April / Salisbury @ouic, for at poo
bcgpnoe Tpelierne al rogle Sangc,
bpormeo Sc foreneoe Saugere fan op=
trGoe paa &uneerterne n1oer Siour
Volls=S 15.-17. Sltlt 5.
II. Mlle Sal1gere beoes inoitenoigt
ON at n1poe iaa fltlotalligt iom init
liat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
Mimneiuta Stats Sninranee Sc

Minncipta Stats Sninranec Sc
partcmcnt me6oeler at felgel1oe &onl
pogl1ier CT blepet r10crrctte0c ON
at ceres @epillinger til at oripe 6or:
refining fer / Stoten life bill blipt
fprnpebe: Metno S11bemnitp 60.
@ortforo, Gpnn., limited S11retp So.
Baltimore, Mo., daughters Of 60
llmbio, Chicago, ST., Motiouol Sc
nenolent Society, &anios Gitp, $40.
smeoiib ltniteo Cons Of Nn1cricd
Calumet, Micb., og &nigbts Of Mac
cnhnna Mnr+ G,,rn,r mich
9Drcrc Dab @lunot Meltol,rotp
rcrre / ct. Gol,l CT Scr ollllil1ocli(
@lagc pper, at Hriicrl1c pou 6p0c
parcr / Sc icuerc Nur CT ltcg11c iot
iturft, at Erofiten pes at oripc ocnnl
Norrctnin1 er oftaaet / Ell meget be
trnfelia @rao. S mango SilfGlo'
CT Nriicrne lte91e til Set oobbclt'
.pao UpGcporcrne, ll1cll tro0s bettc BE
toles Scr life mere for Moocn / ct
Eolls &elto1rutioner ems / Sen Sis
oo Maanlaterialernc flu1oc faces ii
Sc mere riu1elige &riier. Mo,,ge q
Sc mere %torpclige &eltol1rol,tcr bo,
arbcjoet uocn minoltc Erpfit / be'
iel1ere Sio, pg enocl al oisic pil blip'
npoiuget til at ltonoie &irfionbeoe11
g bcore &eltol,rotipner florer liz
be6rc, i0et Sc ierpercr enfeltc @ct
ter, JONI Sc fm1 tienc cnoe( poa, bpor
ncO Sabet poo ol10rc &ettcr oppeies
Set tpr 6pg pentes, at bpis @riiern.
poo Ip0eoarer life mart fonrnne1
nco, bpo6 ser ingen lt0iigt CT til, hi
mol1ac al &eitourotererne np6ioge:
til at %for(onge mere for Mooltiocrn,
cl10 bi0til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15

&etin9clicr: - Gette 2al1o oil
blipe iolgt peo offenlig Muftion til
oen @eiitbpoenoe. 6cmten Brocent al
&iebcl hummer moo uObetaIes pe6
Solgstioen. &eltbelpbet fan, onl
iaa enifes, bero / 40 Mor til 4 pGt.
aorlig &entc. gienoomsretten til
alt Stotslano er uongribelig. Sri IL
luitreret Bog ON Mimeioto stots=
lar6; ligele0es Ell 8eifripelie al. oct
tilbllotc 2an0omrua0e.
SAMUEL G. IvERs0N,
Statsnnbitpr, 81. Saul, Minn.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09
ELOCUTION OR DRAMATIC ART

ACTING, Eotutiun, OTatory We teach this fa>cir,,,
and profitable by mail and prepare the >t
speaker platform Booklet on bramatc AIT Frrr 81
School Of tloCution, 1850 Grand OpetA House ,hih
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09
Real Things Count


G01XV 7ITEOUT any rnextS Ns4
va w things living
isn't always grand song Maybe
S2K2N have changed try
lg4E1M the always shining, whether
NAgEs feeling Just 70 happen
may be for the best all Real things dm
There any Ignoring them because should Ike
escape them because to
hard when looking define them aocuae&
possible Try something
from them and make the best OF them
VOU will please notice that We always deal with things ,eev
hopefully MAGAZINE,
be For When the Show Closes Paul West
present pleasant phases the
business really se
for all that has been about and intensely interesting
following closing and
the schemes OF the and back home which
New York a greater
han the Mr. Munchhauen
FROSTING THE PROFESS Torhy story soreolsv funny
course and with nlarveIoy cIey, The injured
the naes hundred pound schoolgirl daughter who wants
to star as Juliet IS OF than Professor
McCall the nunerab prev upon Young ropt
who have a mad longing fol- stage career
STuNCi! slang, OF illustrations
Condensation You know OF course that slang IS really
labor device case a single word EXPRESSES
mite meaning accurately and oay than
OF good English The expression up raf experiences,
William Johnston in pleasant, humorous fashion, -
these; but mostly he presents tricks surd
sharTers and is good thing abe them
A BREACH OF DISCIPLINE d
Captains Three particularly good one starts
tragedy ends as we like have When making
seems more worth while makes people iee
and comfortable
CrlI the other kind and Man Woman and Violin
Natalie NJ Jones, kind ronanti, realism
folk call 1t magazine print occasiouav because
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09
GAMES AND ENTERTAINMENTS

PLAYS, VAUDEVILLE Sketches, Monoogues, p,alo,nes
SpeakeIs Minstrel Material, Jokes, RectationS abeau.
hniis, Musical Pieces, Entertainments, Makeup Good,
Large tataiog tTee Denison, fubT Dept o. Chcaro
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09
BUSINESS AND CGRRESPONDENtE
SCHOOLS
CORPORATIONS

INCORPORATE YOUR BUSINESS IN ARIZONA
Least Cost Transact business keep hooks anyNhr,r p
ldent Stoddard former Secretary of Arizona Frrr ~
bylaws and Forms. Reference Any Bank m 4,,,,r
SoddaIl incorporating Company, BoN 300 Phoen,, 49,,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09

ITHOUT any intent to make it next SUNDAY Ma
deals with things the business Of living that ST
it isn't always one grand sweet song Maybe We sho
have changed it-you know try 1--we 1p The doetr
that the always shining whether see OF no
ii it for feeling that what seems Just 20 happe
NAV be for the best after all Real things count n
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09

= ILL the other KIND has ITS value and Man Woman
Natalie NJ Jones realism
toIk call IT
there are never who strong
means an ending IN which Indicated
carefully and problem bringing such fue
bear that will make the characters behave they should behave VII
a lot
A son OF THE IMMORTAIS ITS climax IN our next
OF tremendous power excitement
have guessed at the surprise
b the way when YOU thing rel might charge mind
with our next serial The Red symbol exciting Of
adventure We will tell You more about week
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-19
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
d. II. Kunkle to Elmer skinner mar,

d. H. kunkle 10 Elmer Skinner. part
range l. Wayne township. 500
South Side Improvement association
TO Chas. Z. Roberts. lot Ia Beallvicw
addition To city. S1i1
Turner w. Hadley 10 Francis II. Ed
munds. lots 5 and Home Seekers ad-
dition city. 81.
Dickinson Trust Co. to Francis IL.
Edmunds. lot =. Home Seekers addition
city. 81.
Frank c. Cain to Geo. s Ballangcr.
part n. W. quarter section ii. township
Is. range Is. Green township. S6.6so.
Frank c. Cain To Geo. 5. Ballanger,
part n. w. quarter section .s;. town
ship is. range Is. Green township.
s.. 100
Joseph Hickey TO Clara ID. Nader. lot
7s. John NJ. Maxwelrs sub city. Sl.la1.
August Rohnle to Geo. NJ. Nader, lot
Il. J. NJ. Maxwell's sub city. $50.
August Kohnle to Clara ID. Nader.
lot No. az. J. NJ. Maxwelrs sub TO city.
$40.
Geo. S. Ballanger to Fora NJ. Cain.
part n. W. quarter section rs. town.
ship is. range 13, Green township. S.
GOO
George S Ballanger to Frank c. Cain
part n. w. quarter section ~. township
Is. range Is. Green township, 400.
Chas. ii. Kerlin to p. c.. c. \ st. l..
X. r. Co. lots $. .. 10, IL, Il, IL Cam
bridge City. 500.
L. r. r. Co, part S. W. quarter section
30. township III. range l.. Jackson
township. $1,000
Emma Rodenberg ct al. En-. to John
II. Duker. part n. +. quarter section II
township H. range I, Wayne township.
81, los.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-19
CITY NEEDS MONEY
Richmond's Finances Right
Now Are at Extremely
Low Ebb.
TWO TAXES ARE PROPOSED

The finances of the city at present
are at low ebb. 1t is said that the
appropriation made for the city's share
of street. sewer and alley improve
ments. this year. has been entirely
eaten up by old debts. 1t is declared
that the improvements already ordered
will require at least $4,000. and there
is nothing in the treasury to draw
from. For the purpose of solving this
problem, city vehicle tax and city
weighing place are two methods which
is hoped will help meet the emergen-
cy. The vehicle tax will be presented
to the council. in the form of an ordi-
nance in the near future. Something
radical will have to be done soon to in
crease the city's source of revenue. it
is said. At present not a new i'm
provement can be made until some way
is devised for raising the money
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-19
T|LLMAN BETTER
BUT UNCONSCIOUS
While His Condition Was I'M
proved Today, He is Still
Very III.
LOSES FAVORITE WEAPON
LOSES FAVORITE WEAPON
SHOULD HE RECOVER IT is
DOUBTFUL IF HE WILL EVER
AGAIN HAVE THE COMPLETE
POWER OF SPEECH.
American News Service)

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Till
man was slightly improved at noon
today. but was still unconscious.
Senator Tillman rested quietly last
night.
The senator's right side was almost
wholly paralyzed today. and aphasia
mad developed as result of cere-
bral hemOrrhage on the left side OF
the brain. He had nearly lost the
power of articulation and this was re
garded by the doctor as the most Sc
rious symptom of the South Carol
inian's illness.
1t was said he might recover from
the paralysis. but in all likelihood. he
would never regain the complete pow
er of speech. the senator's dearest
and most cherished weapon in his
public service and the keen edge OF
which has enlivened many debates OF
union wide interest in congress.
This is the second stroke of paraly-
sis to seize the southern senator. the
first having occurred nearly two years
ago, when he suffered nervous
breakdown. At that time he was
treated at an Atlanta sanitarium and
later took a trip to Europe for the
benefit of his health.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-19
Phone Affairs in Stale May Be Muddled
Independent Interests Indiana


Bell company and the Western Union
have been bound so closely together
through the recent purchase of the
Western Union, it is but natural to eX-
pect that the Postal Telegraph compa-
ny, under the guidance of Clarence
Mackay. will decide that it also must
have telephone connections, and that
this will result in the Postal buying up
the independents. NIackay has deciar-
ed that the Postal will not be d party u
the scheme for a merger of all tele'
graph and telephone companies into
one great monopoly in the hands OF
the Bell interests, and il seems reason
able to suppose that he will go any
length and spend any amount OF money
to maintain his independent position.
The Postal is regarded as one of the
richest corporations in the country,
and one with almost unlimited resourc-
es so that it would be in position to
carry out such deal if it decided TO do
so. The story has come from New
York in the last day or two that Mac
kay has disposed of all of his holdings
of stock in the American Telegraph
and Telephone company. 1t was
known that the Mackay companies
were among the heaviest holders OF
Bell telephone stock, although !heii
holdings were not sufficient to give
them control of the corporation. Mac
kay said. according to the story from
New York. that he did not care to long
err be connected with a company which
controlled the Western Union, the com
petitor of his telegraph company. This
is taken by many persons to mean that
he is unloading his stock to not only
get out of this embarrassing position
but also to clear things up so he car
take over the Independent telephone
companies and put himself on basis
with the Bell company.
William Fortune. of this city, who Is
president of the Morgan Independent
companies in Indiana, made an EN-
phatic denial yesterday of the stories
of the telephone deals. He says there
is no truth whatever in any of them
In view of all of these conflicting
stories one may expect to near mos
anything, but there seems to be a be
lief that there is something doing anC
that it will come out before long.