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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-20

Sic Guoiugtun Cifiee iHr cas- Sim
sinunti 9Dltsblnlt" beiinOct it'd I'M
@chauoe Der GDuingtun Gual & SanO
Gp., 9lp. 509-511 1 MnoiiOn 2lOcnuc.
gu5Cigcn, Wittheilungcn unb Scltcl'
lnnacn irQcnOwclfcr 2rt uerbcn bis
10 llbr gbcuOs baiClbit entgegenge'
uOnlmcn. SelcpBOn SOutG 24OO.
- StQotsIenator Charles 20. Q}as
gel ron Campbell Gountp erbielt gez
iteru Na6nittQQ in Der bjeiigen5urs
bale Die Domination fir GOngreBs
mann i'm 6. 0iitritt in &enutp. Der
9iitritt beitebt uus ben Counties
Boone, Carroll, Campbell, aentOn,
6aQatin, 8rant uno 1rimble. Dele
guten puren non alien oenonnten
Counties eingetroffen. Senator Wagel
in feiner 2lnnobmereOe iagts, DuB er
Elm treuer Qn6Qnqer oes republttQniz
fhen Banners lei, uno boB er aue
5unolunqsneiien oes Yrdfoenten
9oFt tnooTire, ipe3ieu, DaB Soft Die
Carthage aus ben 6dn0en Der Pos
lititer gil nebmen uno elmer gQriFz
aommiTion gu iiberIaTen geoente. -
Die 8eriammIung tpurDe bon Dr.. ..
6. WiITon bon YenDletOn Co., Sez
tretdr oes Central 4omn,ittees bes g..
aongreBsTi5tritts, CUR SrDnung gez
rufen. W}apor Craig iteQte ben 2(nz
trag, OaB 5o6n st. Hih, tempordrer
8oriiBer unb 0apio 9. Dalace bon
8QQatinGo., tempprdrerSetretdr iein
foQten. gQ6Dem Der 8eritt bes Orr
ganiiationss s8ommitees berleien tpur,
tpuroen Die8endnnten uls permQnente
8oriiBer uno Setretdr ernannt. 2luf
4ntrag ponQDQm Gtebertb bonGampz
BEL Gpuntp. ernannte ieoes Gountp
Elm UtttglieO gu Den folqenoen Som
miteen: aommtttee an Reiolutionen:
q. Wl. goparb5. 8oons Co.; Or. g.
g. Wbeeler, Carroll Go.; 8. $. s.
2ampe, Campbell Co.; Or. 8. Walz
lace, Go(latin Co.; ). u. StepenTon,
Grant Co.; Sobn :. Graiq. &entou
Co.; 90. s. 0uobelIton, penoIetonGo.
unD 81. 9. 3eniion. 9rimble 50. -
Fommittee fir Manoate: DiQiam
GanOforO, Boone; Wm. McGraten,
Carroll; 6enrp Ro1b, Campbell; D.
9. Graham, 8dQatin; q. u. 6oIton,
Grant; 9. g. Cummings. &snton;
Or. s. &. MiIion, penoIeton. -
9ommittee an aegeln unb GeIdGftsz
oronun9: s. so. 8atsr, Boone; s.. q.
SteingfeIter, GarroI; 6enrp Shaefs
fer, Campbell; 80. 3. Graham, Gal
latin; 20. g. McGlure. 9rant; gms
nett 0ougbertp, Eenton, unb S,Hoz
feniteil, penbleton. aommittee an
Srganiiatipn: Wm. 6oparb, Boone;
Or. 8. j. Wbeeler, Carroll; 5bomus
2ett. Campbell; .. 6. Waaoee, Gal
latin; S. u. 8rodt, Grant; s. Self
Sbnarbs, aenton; r. g. 6oufton,
penoIetOu unb I.G. 9sniion, 1rirbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-20
Gterblihfeitsberid)t.

0icioria oaun. 5s, 26s Calhoun
CTR, gunesnent3iinouns.
eli1obsih asmpsr. 28, 3611 9a.ps
ion 4pe., Sdipinbiufs.
Warn golt, 4, 2s15 Gion.p 4De..
Shldeflub.
9tra 5srn epurrier, %, 136 Mes
WiIlan Ctr, 9lutNrsiftuns.
5OhH 9intslbibler. ST.. "a, 512
0ins Ctr, ShfpGfe.
fyrau Sarab 3. O'Walep. 81, M1s
perIp aoe.. oirnblutsn.
Jrau Gliiabsih J. 3ieben, 80. 2720
Man Sir., 0er3lsioen.
1bereia grinimann. 80. 265 Rens
ner Ctr, Riersnleiben.
gpiparb Smiib. 6s, 1906 90. Jront
S!r., Snauslt in Shtpebe.
Carrie Aolbtr, 38. 1O61 pine Str.
untsrlsibseni5iinbung.
RoIalin Hnionn. 5 Wonate, 947
Carr Str, untsrlsibssnisiinbuns.
glabns 8. Sbelton, /, slIorenee unb
sJarren Court. 6irnbautentsiinouns.
Milliam Wurphp. /. TIP %. 3.
Ctr, Notwithstanding.
Marp Bergfelb. Al. IL. uHb Jadjon
Ctr, 6rebs.
MilIinm Graham, 50, Wooitsr, g.,
.Snauelt in Shipebe.
Mnna gouehin. 30, goOb Shepberb
Gonpsnt. s5t. 1bomas. 9ubertulois.
Gtbtl Nepnolos. ID, 903 Belts Ctr,
Iuxrfuloie.
6enrn Robe. ", 1888 Dine Ctr,
ber3leiben.
Sulinnna Barbara Miiutr, II. 345
Wpob Str, Mogenleiben.
Nosbnlena Dorltr, Il, 3O1 Gal,
boun Str. 9sr5lsiDen.
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Tlaradretbd Ghriiimann, 81, 1923
Turp aps.. arebs.
gurte, 35, Snqueft in Shtptbe.
atnbrslps Beer (J. GopistD, Al,
LIS groobpap, Snque't in Shipebe.
anna WeIfb, 6s, 225 S't 4. Str,
2uftrobreneni3iinbung.
Williom Jelptpiid. rs, DeIbi, 8,
6erSIeioen.
Suian Murpbp, X, 1917 Rois
aps., arebs.
Isarp 5tffron, SO, 1910 Race Str,
9ubertulcis.
Deter Suicolt, 81, 1916 gurn.t
9lpe., Rieren!eiben.
Gapio Sander, 81, 915 poplar
Ctr, Shtpdhe.
gbarIes 6. 5oloder, II Wcnoie.
222 Wulberrp Str, Shfpdhe.
Gillian Shniiit, %, 2128 Ropine
Str, 5uber.ulois.
Soispb Jrsos, 6 Mcnuse. 1917
Spring Str, Sdipdhe.
aouis gimpn. 25, 33 plum Ctr.
esnqueit in Shtpebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-20
GbeerlaabniRi@eine.

IWm. Sprinssr, %. lebanon, 8.
lSaLie arebs, q, 16 Mile StuHo.
IDm. Cunningham, 81, puIte Ctr.
l5elen edel. %, 2ubloip 4pe.
|Spbn Smitb. %, so. 6. Ctr.
lWariba 9aplcr, is. R.ope Ctr.
Igeo. u. Nei6ler, %, ct. Marps, 8.
lWarsarst Daniels, 19. aemper Cane.
|6arrp RuFfn.r, %. 2odlano. 8.
lOora StOdboii, 20, Cottage serraes.
]5im. goplss. q, Wbeslins, SO. ga.
lSsanette W.' Gresns, is. Shillito p!.
|Rob. so. Gnsliion, 80, Detroit. Mid.
l4manba gates, %, Glendale. 8.
|SacobGorObsbtp, 27, Isng aiils. Jnb.
lGitbsr Jeloberg. 26. 2aurel Ctr.
l5bos. M. Butt, %. Mobils. Ola.
tSrene 0etsrs. 10, 5arriett Str.
|gbas. genteier, 80, Stanton Strabe.
laaibsrins Sonien, 33. bo.
ISarrp gieree, 25, Deis Ctr.
lSns3 gurris, q, 2ibertp Ctr.
Ianbrep Stpesnen, 33, Central 4pe.
lRatel propn, 36. 5pbe part.
|Wm. $. Blair, %, Carlisle Mpe.
lSarab Sent, %. Of s. Ctr.
}Saspsr Maibinston. 90. piiisburg
lSulan 9elen, 81, Weft 4. Ctr.
lgDalter Stuart 6eatlsp, 38, BeitSitr.
lMarp Builder. %. DO.
(Geo. aoipsrn. SO. Manfkfter, 8.
lWarp Stspbena. 63. Olaoitone ape.
)Gb. IF. Msier. %. Reabina 8.
lemma G. WeRinnsp. 19, Qodlonb. 50.
)Sobn smiib. %. 5adberrp sirabs.
l5annah Jaesman, %. 6drp.p 4De.
|patrid Gsssrope. q, Modbals 4pe.
(Marsaret Wief, 26, MoibinsiOn4pe.
}gb. groipu. %. 2erinsion, ap.
l2iliian Cor. 20. Wanitou ctr.
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u { ~ p o r t.

9ie Ncnport Sffiec fir Sas oGin.
einuntier Solfsblafi" beiinbet iid) in
NO. 331 Ourf Strake, geaenilber bcm
Gunrtbanie, moielbii Wenigfeiten, An.
seigem II. I. IN. bis 10 llbr 45 9finufen
A6cabs entgegengenDmmen merben.
Sclepbon SDntb 2401. 81
- Charles W. Hapmono rei6te i'm
Gircuitgeridte cine Gbeiteiounsss
tlog. gegsn Nntonio 9. Rapmonb Elm.
8as paur ebeIihte iih am 6. Sum-
1900 in CAUTION, Maif. Sn Wapss
pine. aD., ioa tie ibn i'm Sabre 1905
perlafsn baben. Gr perlangt abIoluts
S6eioung.
- 9eiisperdnberung. gau g. Sars
riIon an Sen. Riftin, Cots rs, II unb
78 in Der Burton 6aaen's 2lbbition an
Der Sibisite Der Sutton Strabs, jsbt
2. aDe., Gapton, SIP, fir 81.
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2wei @anberinoben.

Gbarles unb 3ebbp Jor aus Waihs
ineion, .. g.. Die Der Ruf bes Duuers
ipanbsrers Weiion nif,t bat ihlafen
IaiIsn, bsfinben iih auf elmer Jubtour
bon Rem Yors nod Cos unseles in
aaIiiornien. Sie iinb am 26. Nuguit
bon Rem Dort abmar'hirt unb mill
Zen innerbalb neunsig Sasen am 3isl
iein, tpsnn iie ben bonn rWaibinston
6eraIo" ausseiesien preis BON $1,000
eeipinnen ipollen. 1i. Wanbertnaben
iinb seitern auf ibrer lane.n 5ubreiie
bier singeiroffen. mas iie ii9 beb6rbIih
baben bfheinisen Iafen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-20
Scaenue mno 1aDtpn.

- Qoli3iit 'yerrp Wins bon 9apton
ipurpe lpsgen 1runtenbeit bon Moppr
GuinbD iuipsnbirt.
-Wargorie 5ones. 5 Sabre alt. fiel
in Der Gltsrnpobnung an Der 3. apes
nue., Canton, pon elmer Stisss unh
brad bos Iinte ShIuHeIbsin.
- Die r1greIbmon4 Der 9apton
5ohIhuIs erlDdbiten: Spispb 9oolb,
prdiiosnt; 5a3sl 9an. 0i3sspri.; w
4nspau9h, Setr., unb V. S4Dors.
Shagmeiitsr.
-5err uno Grau Jrtb. aotler
bon 8apton. O.. befinben iih bei9errn
Sbomas aohler auf 8eiud.
Serr unb 1rau Sobn Border
bina BON Der Gafopetie ape.. gelleoue,
tpuroen dnIdblia bss 10. Sabrestagss
ibrer Gbe BON sablreihen Jreunoen
nit elmer Surprifs partp kebrt.
- 4m tommenben GonHtas finbsi
in 0rabam's 5clle in Bellevue fpisner
eine geriammluns ponDeutiten iiatt.
nm einen osnti4 omeritaniider
StaDtperbano gu sriinoen unb Beanie
5u eripGblsn.
- Sn Der Dnpton Siaotratbs'
Gibuna purbe aeiiern 4benD anpcll
5ubbarb S6mnrb benuftrugt, eins
Alage i'm gireuiigeri6t einsubrinsen
um bic Union, Gisbt. 6eut & poDsl
60. 5u stpinsen, Dopton 3Oe Gas Su
liefern.
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fyretber 1isbhabl.

Gin rnbeiannter gut e.sIeiosier Rss
GER bstrat esiteru ben Gaoen beg
YfanbIeibers M. DaIentint, Wo. 204
Dst 5. S.rabs uno Iisb iid Diamanis
ringe our aniift porlesen. als Was
Ientins ihm uuf .iren ausenblid ben
Hiidsn suipanbte, ersriif Der 9urite
einen 0iamantrins i'm Wertbe bon $40
uno lief NIT ieiner geute bdoon. 9as
len.ins tonnts i.inen 2aosn nidt unz
bsaufiiftigt laiien uao Der frehe Dieb
beipsrtiisuiste feline Jluti.
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XofQl F. 8eriht.


Der iidoiiide Rauhinipetior sre
nirtie gsiiern 9aftbsishle unier Der
NntIas. Der lleberiretung Der Mntis
rauh Grpinan5 sesen fclgtnbe ptre
fonen: Woltsr O. @reenbaum, BON Der
Darn Wietor Co., Spring 8rops Mpe.
unb Rapion Sir.; 6. u. Jrep. BON Der
9. W. Robinicn Uifs. Co., 1882 Biz
1888 Gprins Grope ape., unb. W. u.
Wilfon. gbsf Snsenieur Der JosIins
Ghmiot 60, 1923 Spring GroDe
Npe.
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,,3Qtnttl Der RinOer.'
MRS. WlNSLOW'S
Syrup
esnte esfs Gnsenanst bes>sD
bel sabnenoeit ainber,s.

es berubtat eos Ainb, sripetdt ben 9ans
men Iirberf orIe e4mersen. Nurirt @tN0~90
liz nnb 1T eas bette wiifsi asaen Dsarreos.
TIniunb bsiuan,ia Gents bic GIai@e
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11

ouent gatherings of this kind would
be helpful.
to-o,rerate Will, Local Food Off
Gals.
"It seems to me desirable also thar
vomen's organizations should CO.
onerate with the local food Officials
50 as TO be able to utilize surDlls
nerishable fruits or vegetables con-
signed to markets unable to absorb
them.
1T is of the first Importance that
these %perishable crops shall not be
wasted, They must be con.umed 10
to as large an extent as posi-
Bile, thereby lessening the drain on
store OF staple products and re-
lieving the pressure upon the trans
portation agencies.
The season for the conservation
of perishabla foods is Il short me,
and [ feel that efforts expended now
bv the women OF the nation for a pc
riod of three Or four weeks will ac-
complish . splendid and valuable
work.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11
WEEKLY

genents have been made by
the Weather Bureau whereby the
forecasts OF weather and tempera-
ture for tie coming week, issued
Saturday by the bureau, are tele-
graphed to about 25o of the princi-
pal rural telephone COMPANIES
Throughout the thirteen principal
grain-groFing States, with the I'M
derstanding that the forecasts are to
be distributed over the lines of these
companies. The forecasts are sent
out shortly before noon, and sub
scribers who do not receive the fore
casts by that hour, and desire them,
should call for them.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
City Court, Third Ward,
Parish of Terrebonne
yYyl
Dupont Wholesale Gro. Co.
Versus No. 561

Versus No. 561
Hooper's Garage & f. c. Hooper
Be it known and remembered, That
by virtue of and in obedience
TO a writ Of fieri facias emanating
from the above named court in the
above entitled and numbered suit
and to me directed, same being Of
late of the Goth day of August, 1917,
I, Ernest A. Dupont, Sheriff, duly
sworn and Qualified in and for the
Parish of Terrebonne, State of Louis
lana, have seized and taken into my
possession and will offer for sale at
public auction to the last and highest
bidder, on he premises in Lafayette
street, il the City Of Houma, Louis
lana, on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 8, 1917,
between IN hours df II O'Clock
LOVING 10, ha asss|ae ss'1 prope e. ~. to. WE 20.
! Bowss4 Tank, Pump, etc.
2 Air r9hks
8 Prestdlite Tanks.
l Shaft, Pulleys, etc.
Terms: Cash. sufficient to pay
and satisfy the writ of fieri facias
issued in this case, say the sum OF
s7S.S4, with interest at the rate OF
8 per cent per annum thereon from
the 10Th day Of February, 1917, unit
paid, and 10 per cen attorneys fees
and all costs of these proceedings.
ERNEST A. DUPONT,
Sheriff of the Parish of Terrebonne.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11

Of Gry hand; be Thou their shield
ana buckIcr: send thy spirit into ev-
cry heart that the love Of God may
fill their live When tempted, may
the still. small voice C God call
tA4n from the power of sin and keep
te1ir lives clean and unspotted ia
Thy sight.
We have longpd Tor peace. We
hAEF trlPG 10 shut our ears 10 the
call OF duty, We have prayed that
this cup of sorrow and suffering
Not Thy will but ours be done,
trusting to be saved ron the 0
Of a t~;vthsemune and the sacrifice Of
a Cavalry, out we believe that in
Thy wisdom Thou hast led III until
We now face the agony of our Cross
that civilization and liberty may be
saved 10 mankind.
We have now ieard Thy command,
q God. to go forward" md, like
Thy people of OLD. We follow Thee.
May the way be opened for us. May
Thy love ani power be as a pillar Of
fire by night and as a cloud by day
to lead us on.
As No commit ourselves and our
loved ones to the fight for righteous
ness, we would again, O God of Love,
whose love excels all eaItnly love,
pray FOR the men who on land ant
on sea are offering their lives on the
altar OF civilization and Of Gods ser
vice.
Amid the storms Of sea or the shots
md shells of the battlefield, amid the
temptations of life, and in the lonely
hours when, with aching hearts
their thoughts turn to the dear ones
at home, be to them an ever present
help. Comfort them more than d
mothers tender love; whisper cheer
into their straining ears and touci,
their hearts with the peace OF God
which passeth all understanding,
and INTO Thy name shall we give
lDraise now and forcvermore.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11
THE NATIONS PRAYER ror yTs
DEFENDERS ON LAND
AND .3E,A
(Ey Richard Is. iI.luoon1s>

Q, Thou Great Jonova God of
love and mercy, we come fith heall
bending beneath tho burden To AK
Thee TO safeguard the loved ones
whom We are sending to fight Thy
battle for humanity, Tor liberty and
for civilization. We have gone forth
to war IL Thy name and Tor Thy
Honor ana glory.
To Thee, O Christ, who dies,
drive by Thy whitening command
and by physical force from the Teul-
pie those who had polluted the
House OF God, we come asking thai
Ihou wilt protect those who fare
1oTtil to the struggle TO save from
pollution and ruin the Temple OF
Gods eternal Truth OF Liberty, Jus
tice aad Freedom for all mankind.
Thou hast said, q Christ, "Blessed
are the p~eacemakers, for .Iiey Shall
- ttlIEI tllt CDHS u tIDt- iIf3Sn
men are the ~peacemAkers of tho
world today, and but tor them the
world might I've again know
peace, Hold them, q Lord of Heaven
and earth as Thy sons, precious in
Thy sight.
Nay Thine everlasting arms be
about them. May Thy boundle7s cove
and Thy mercy, that never faileth,
be eTer around them. May they have
a c, lsciOus realization Of Thy Divine
p%reGence keeping them from evil,
min STEERING unto them in every hour
Of trial and suffering.
As a mother brOOdeth oyer the i'll
FAM which she clasps to her breast,
so, O God. this nation bfoodeth in
love over its sons whom. it is calling
to take up their cross and follow
Thee. Hear us, O Father of infinite
love. as we plead for these loved
one. Keep them as in the hollow
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11

S41, Drying Fruits and vegetables
in the Home
READERS COUPON,
This coupon, when properly ''lleu
in, will nntitie any reader u Tie
uouua Courier 20 one copy OF the
Midsummer Garden 5ook.
Mail to W. Alice Burpee " w.
Philadelphia, Penn.
Name. ..........'
Address,
Street or r. F.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11
Why Not Build?

Value and service-quality in the
goods and the treatment you get
these are the things you like
to have when you buy lumber.
If you get either one without the
other, you're not very well
pleased.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11
Nill Render a Definite Ma
tionaI Service by Putting Up ier-
iShahleS.

Mrs, Housewife. are you canning
and preserving p~erishable fruits II
vegetables noW?' is the question
Esent out from the nations capital by
David f. Houston, Secretary OF Agrl-
culture.
"rhe Department Of Agriculture
realizes that it is the desire OF every
woman in the country to serve the
nation in this great crisis,' said
Secretary Houston, and | wish
therefore to suggest particular ways
in which women can render a defl-
ate national service. l urge not only
hat every home assist in the con-
servation Of the surplus perlshable
fruits and vegetables by canning,
preserving, picking, drying and
storing, but also that every expert
enced woman place her knowledge
at the disposal OF her ~neighbors.
AT the beginning Of the war the
farmer and gardener responded
promptly to the appeal issued by
the President. and nature has been
bountiful. Now is the time for the
consumers to do their share.
Those Who Can Asked to Help
Others.
specifically, may | not suggest
tl.at every woman take steps to do
her share to call meetings Of mem
bers of organizations to which she
belongs for the discussion of the
subject of the conservation of per-
isllable products. At these meetings
those members of the organizations.
or others who are known to be skilled
in canning, preserving, etc, might
be invited to give demonstrations OF
these processes. That the commu-
nifty generally may benefit by these
gatherings, | suggest that, through
local newspapers, invitation be ex-
to the public to attend, and
that the local press be asked to re-
port the meetings so that the propa-
sal.a may be spread among those
not present. More than one meet
ing should be held. In fact, during
the several weeks, when the har-
vest:ng season is at it's height, fire.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11
TO HOUSEWIVES.

Get or f. F.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-25
Theodore Roosevelt Will See
That His Presence Is
Greatly Desired. t.
THERE ARE NO PARTY LINES
ALL CLASSES OF CITIZENS JOIN
IN THE REQUEST THAT THE
FORMER PRESIDENT PARTicI-
PATE IN COUNTY CENTENNIAL.

There has been a general and hearty
approval given by citizens of Rich
mond and Wayne county to the sug-
gestion that Theodore Roosevelt be
the guest of honor during the cele-
bration of the centennial anniversary
of Wayne county's organization next
fall.
The several petitions that have been
in circulation for the last few days
have been signed by hundreds OF citi.
zens and the signers include all
classes of citizens. without respect to
political affiliations.
Whatever the outcome of the plan
to have the most distinguished Of
Americans visit Richmond next fall
there is no question that the invita-
ton coming from such a great mum
Der of the county's people will have
the earnest and serious consideration
Of the former president and it is be
lieved that he will make an effort tc
arrange his plans SO that he may &C
cept.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-25
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Oliver N. Long to Frank T. Long, tr.
pit. lots Is and ii Poe and Hittle add
city. $1OO.
Frank T. Long to Oliver ~ Long,
pas lots ID and IA, Poe and Hittle add
city. $1.OO.
Oliver N. Long to Henry Holzapfel
pts lots Is and ii Poe and Hittle add
city. 500.
Chas. A. Parish to Edw Morel, lot
81 Highland Terrace add to city. $1.OO
Edw Morel to Chas. A. Parish, lot 81
Highland Terrace add city. $1.OO.
Mary ]. Stevens to William Stevens
ct al, lots 1, 2, and 4, M. ]. Stevens add
city. $1.OO.
son, pit lot 21S official may city. $780,
John E. Fuson to Jacob E. Weiss pit
lot 4 Hugh Moffitt add city. $780,
James E. Davis to VIM. A. Knoll ct
al pit lot 81 John Smith add city.
$1,000. ..
Ella Murray to p C. c. st. l.. R. r.
| Co., pit n. e. Or sec. 26, twp. Is, range
| II. Jackson twp. $4,000.
John L. Boyd to P. C. c. & st. L. R.
r. Co., pit n. e. or. sec. 26, twp 16,
range II, Jackson twp. $40.
| Rolando G. Swallow to P. c. C. & St.
L. r. r. Co., pit. n. e. Or. sec. 26, twp.
Is. range IL, Jackson twp. $500.
| Rolando G.. Swallow to P. c. c. & St.
l.. r. r. Co., pit. n. W. or. sec. %, and
pit. n. e. or. sec. 20, twp Is, range 13,
Jackson twp. $40.
Alice Dearth to Ola Frazier, pit 81
original plat Centerville. $500
Jacob w. Wilbur to Harriet B. Smith
lot 4, Richmond Terrace. $109.
VIM. H. Mccain to Walter A. Grimes,
lot AZ Benton Heights. 81 .425.
| VIM. w. Benson to Frank E. Brit
tain, pit. S. e. frac. sec. 80, twp. IS,
range IA, New Garden twp. $500.
Chas. A. c. Howren to Mary A. Du.
bois, pit. S. e. or. sec. %, twp. 16 range
Il, Jackson twp. $1,000.
Dickinson Trust Co., tr. to John
Kinds. lot 121 Earlham Heights add
city. $1,000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-25
Indianapolis Witnesses Pecu-
liar Election for Party
Candidates Yesterday.
CONSPIRACY is CHARGED
DEvERiDGE CLAN HAD REASON
TO BELIEVE THAT IT WAS BE.
ING kNiFED-REsULTs OF THE
CONTESTS SURPRISING.

Indianapolis, Ind, May 25.-The vote
In the Indianapolis primaries yester-
day was sore disappointment to the
advocates OF primary nominations, as
hardly more than 90 per cent OF the
electors In either party participated.
notwithstanding full county tickets and
legislative tickets were to be nominal.
ed and there was host of candidates
In each party who have been making
canvass for weeks. Probably the
greatest loss was from the factory vote
which could not be interested by either
party, and from the colored vote which
did not find republican candidates con-
fident enough to offer any special in.
ducement for their suffrage.
Open charges that there was a con-
spiracy to put men opposed to Senator
Beveridge on the legislative ticket
caused his friends to work hard, and
they are much pleased at having Sc.
lected eight men out of the many can
didates who can be trusted to vote for
Beveridge II they are elected in Novem-
Der. There was no evidence of con-
spiracy against him during the day
yet there were candidates for the legis.
lature in whom his friends did not
think they could rely, and their efforts
were directed to the selection of men
whose loyalty Is unquestioned.
Among the republicans the big fight
was between John Weaver and VIM. d.
Headrick for prosecutor. and between
the Healing, Shank and Beveridge
forces over the legislative tickets.
II was reported that the machine re.
sorted to many tricks to defeat Carl
Won Hake for treasurer, John Rauch
for clerk and Joseph Turk for recorder
Il IN believed all three of these candi
dates will be nominated.
Thomas Taggart came through as
usual with about all he went after, and
the democratic legislative ticket and
many of the nominees on the county
ticket are of his making. The entire
Taggart-Keach ticket for county offic
ers did not 60 through, but the main
flght was on the legislative ticket, and
Taggart's men were chosen without ex
ception. While the issue did not ap
pear in either party it is known thai
tho democrats If elected will vote tt
repeal the present county local option
law, and the republicans II elected, viii
vote to sustain 1t.
Captain William English, republican
and Reginald Sullivan, democrat, were
nominated for state senator. Judge!
McMasters, Carter, Leathers, repub
licans OF the superior court, and Judg'
James Pritchard, republican Of the th'
criminal court are nominated. Charlie!
Hurst for clerk; Edward Sourbier TO
treasurer; Leo Fessler for auditor, ant
Fred Aiken for recorder, have beer
nominated by the republicans. Thu
superior court this afternoon at Head
rick's request issued an order restrain
ing the election commissioners from
burning the ballots.