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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
ghic aeo. 8. 9tpril.

Rtnbpie - BeeoeS 1856 - $50,
I.ras Stiere s5.00-6.40, rueitIite Sttere
$5.0C-6.90, Stoders uno GSeeoers 800
$50, fiihe uno Setfers 81 .S0-7.l0. aalber
$7.5o-9oO. Rartt i6pob.
mifateSl0. .50-l0 so, ihnere SO 0.55-l0 .S2I,
rau5e $l0.55-l0.6O, quite bis auserIeiene
'tpers slO.65-l0.82H, 5erteE $3.50 --
1880. Wartt 5-l0c nieortger.
Shafe uuo 2Gmmer. S6dfe ::
Giubetmiihe s. rueitIibe S54 o
$50, SdbrIinge s7.75-5.9O.
Gdmmer:-Ginbstmi'he sS.25-9.9O, Defts
Itte S.. 1880. Ndrtt 10c uieortger.
3ufubr. Rinopieb $500, S4wetHs
II, 900, S5dfe uno 2dmmer IL 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
Meetaa Wearft.
Mem mnrf. &. Mpri[.

Wem Uort .. AprIIa
S3inm mar berte wiais su s32 .65-33. 90,
aupfer mar beute Han, Safe sn l3.25 -
1880, GIectrolptbic 81 1900 - 1928
unb Gaftius 81 sl2.75--13.00. 8let mar
Hau su $4.42L1-4.50 uno Spelter ltes
tie su $5.55-5.65 Giien mar nnperdnoert
80. gSounorp aortbern Su SlS.00-l8.50.
9to. 2 DO. 5u $17 .75--18.25, SO. Southern
anD 9to. Soutbern loft su $l7.75--lo.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
otertes.

3ufer.- Bret'e ftettg. RGfNuirter Gut
Goat $3.50, powbereo 5.95, Cubes 6.l0e,
aranulotee 5.s5t, G0ufeetioners ~" 5.65e,
on ,,a" 5.35-5.6Oe, rpeiser ertra &c"
5.20-5 .30e, ertra &c" 5.l0-5.I5e, oybind'
rer geIber 5.00--5.05c.
TsoIafies ift ffetig. Rem Orleans Open
Kettle 35-a0e, Centrifugal 2s-35s per
GaIlone.
Reis.-Rar,t ,iemIi6 Iebhaft unb ftetis.
2outiiana. ,Sontp Seab 6-61.e. prirna ~
--61ss, oroindrer 3H-4Ls, SapaH -
4e per gfunb.
rusgrobufte.
Butter. - Rarstrubis unb greiIe ites
tie. Santp CREAMERY 33Le, Greamerp
firits 30t, DO. ieeouos 27e. fcHcp Gairp 24r,
go. 22e per gfuno.
adfe. - Rarft itetis. Ohio Hat IKE,
RorbweftIider 1711lI-lSc, Rem Dors ls1e.
Sdpeiser 20-2lc. 2tmburser lie, grt6
IKE per gfuno.
eier. - Nartt siemlit, lebboft. greis
itetis. grima frii6e Siibnexeier zoe,
firits 1915, anbere i9s. ieconos 1915
per Tsb., lie mad EualttGt. 9dnIeeier
35e, Grteueier 23c per Tuseao.
@eftdeel.--Rahfraae aut, Rart. ftetia.
Sunse SIbuer l9-22e, 5abner l7--l71@c.
Sdbne lie, 1rutbibner Is - Gle, guns
lee, iunse Gnten lie, aIte Gntea lie,
Gdnie 6-7e per gfunb.
Cbft uub Gemhis.
MspfeI. -- Grtra fanep 800, fancp
81 5000. quite S3.25--3.50 per Dbl.
eitronen. - Rartt itetis. California
80 per 2tfte.
Drang en.-Narft rubis unb itetia. -
California RapeIs $3.50 - 800. 5Ioribd
81 .50-2.25 per Rifle.
2artoffeIn. Ginbetmiihe 35--i0e,
Ri6igan 25--30e per gu auf oem 9eIeiie
SaBsartofieln. ehte Seriep s2.5o--2. 10.
&eutidD $l.50-l.,5 per Dbl.
Graut. Rartt ftetir. aeueS S20s
-2.50 per Dbl. uno Ri6isan $500
1870 per Ton.
3miebeIn. - gefbe GIobes So S5s
per Su.. peibe 5O--s5c per Bu.
&arotten. - Sunee 35--a0c Ger Dso
tomatoes. - 5lorioa $l.0J-2.75 per
Crate.
0urten.-s saoIide sl.5o - 100 pc,
Camper.
spars el.-3o-35e per 8iinbsI.
2anbs grotufte.
gctnen. ~ Rar!t itetig. grima Wsar'
rcnfGft &C. 75--2.s seiiebte uno BET pant
aepfildte Raup 81 .6O--2.S0 per Du.
Neu. - Rarft rubi8. no. 1tnsosbl
$l8.25 - 1880, no. bc. $17.75 :
1890, Ro. 8 be. sl6.25 - 1850 3Ise
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
Xypnt Uelbn,arfte.
Htsnhaa s. alpril 1910.

=
1te Hdnieu rparen bente siefnlid, ftarf be'
fdaftiQt, bod mar oie Hadirase mad Gars
tsbeR ieiHe erobe. GeIo lit rpilig. - Die
Bdnfeu tersnueten fur TarIeben ION eau"
4r-lfE nub 6istonttrten Geiddftspaptere
~ 6-6%. SIN ofTenen Marfte rpuroen
1drlsbsn ION eau' ~ AZ uuo anf Seit ~
4HS pIdtlrt.
ne0in sHf Rsp psrI
fpaftn fen nnb wnrben ,u Part Srpifdsn
Nanfsn pertguit. Die Gounterrate betrast
6oe prdnsie per $1,000.
Asssafd sHf Gursva
sparsn ftetig. .--Seute finb bic foIgenoen
Euoftrungen Su bsrtbten:
scnbon, Q zase sitt, s4.ss-4.s61 per C,
90 1aae Sirtf, $4.s5-4.S5H per t.; 4oris .
1aas &itt, bl21s-520 Cranes per 500;
10 tGae Gidt, 5l7L - blsL srancs per
500, for teuti6lano, A 1aes Si6t 4
Masf 955Sc, DO. 90 zase Gitt, 9411c.
Documentary Bills auf 2onoon rpnrben
~ "a .631<, anf Glaseom ~ S4.83L uno
anf Hslfait ~ s4.s3I pertauft.
-cbsssaasss1
srbss unb ftetis. Die 8anfen quOttren iuis
ioIet: !.
GinIduf. 8erfauf
lx Bombs, 1925, Coup. 1l4I ll5H
84 Bombs, 1918 ..... 1927 IUo1l
~ 9onbs, 1880 ...... 1909
2g ynndntd .lUI lOl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

Der U}inifterprGiibent
i'm GierreQen. Nus 8uoapef ptrO Der
10. g." gei6rieben: Die 9rioatbez
rihte iber Die iungite Qgttutionsfabrt
bes 8rafen 5ts3a na6 2lrao lauten
ii6eraus eruit unb purhaus ni6t 10
better ME Die offi3ieqen 9tahrthten.
Die pplitiIden 8dIte aus Der Saupts
itaDt puroen pobl oon sinem 3betle
Der 8epDIterun8 nit 8egetiterung en-
pfaugen, aber Der andre 5betl Der Be
o0Iterung CAB feline lln3ufrieosnbeit
riht nur in groben Wprten, ionbern
aud in groben 9eihofen Ausorud.
Ddbrenp Der Tabrt Der @dIte ourh
bic Stabt puroe nit Steinen nnb
Stern - 3umeiit borjdbrigen - ges
norfen, unb piele Der guoapeiter Yo@
litifer fpurpen oabei hart unD, mas
nod ihmer3liher mar, tpeih getroffen.
Sin 81 fieI BEN 8raTen 5ts3u auf
fetnen buntIen RDt uno etnes gar auf
ben 6ut aud puroe er BON eirem
oerben 4rbeiter oerb gefhiittelt; bod
er nabm oteie eigenartigen Suloigunz
gen Qebuloig bin, uno ielbIt i'm Stetnz
bagel, Der ita ppr feinem 6ptel iiber
ihn er9DB, bepabrte er feline Ruhe.
Sein 8enehmeu tpirtte auf 1etne 8es
gletter surud, Die allerotngs nod me-
niger freunpli6 empfangen tuuroen.
9ld6 bem Barrier Wtuiter, oas nab
reno oes 3olds4rO3eiies in Der gan3en
gebiloetenDelt gntriiItunq erregte,
ipudten bic Gtuhetmilhen bic ,eSrema
ben" an, uno Elm Sntimus oes 9raFen
5is3a, Elm alter Yarlumentarier, be-
fam cine polle 2dbung in iein MntllB,
4ber er rpollte bintsr Dem 5iibrer ntd)t
5urudbleiben uno gleit)faQs artitptras
tiihe 3ubs i'm plebejiIheuSturme 3eis
gen. 90 3og er oeHn Tetn 3a16entud
berpor, trpdnete IT'D bic nahen Wans
qen uno bemertte ba3u etnfaf: ygBas
fir ionoerbore Wanieren bod oiels
2lraoer haben!" o[u lpenigen NfinuteH
parb oieisr Nusiprud gum gefliiqels
ten Worte, unb aIs 8rdf 5ussd pieie
peife Sgmertuno borte unD SeHntntb
anbrer, Gbnlih unangenebmer lleber
rainunqen isirer 5reunbe erhielt,
lagte er qelafen: ygei unirer MAIDEN
ggitationsTahrt oiirfeu mir nift Der
qefien -- ReaenIhtrme mit3uusbmen.
0a3u lit nur nod 3u ben1erten, oaB
Dieie gBprte htitortih itnb unD poh(
aud BON stnem unQdrtichen 8uhmann
fir bic RahpeIt Qufbspahrt fuerben
Diirften. 8orIdufig Ieien tie bier per-
merit.
Der paroDierte bautece
Ter. G1antecIersg garooien iino, nie
Der 80. ". g." aug Qaris geIdrieben
tptrO. bort an Der Sdqesoron4nq uno
| Ipieten in ben Repuen uno in ben
8prtrdgen Der GabarettidnQer eiue arc
| BE Stole. Die GbantecIer 9arooisn
3dGIen bereits nah 9ubenben urb finn
gum groben Sheil reft dmiiidnt. 9iei=
letdt bic nteoliGiie oarunter III Die, in
Der bic 8Dael oes Rpftanoihen Stiides
ourh Die @emiife bes @drtens ers
| iebt fperbeH. Sin G'emiiiebrdmu dlfo!
/ IS perliebt iih bdriu bic Sohlriibe iii
bic rptbbIonoe Ipmate, aber Die ;}tpte
beln perihtporen Iih geqsn tie uno
aptnqen bic 5omote, bic 8ohne gu BET
rdt6en, Die ith, frei mad Dem Borbtlo
ppn Roitdnhs S1ahn, in tldrgpollen
8erien ihrer et1euen 8or3iiqe riibmt
Die arme SobIriibe mub ii6 stit Der
Gartoffel trbitsn, Die iie ais ibre Gtes
!iebite betmfiibrt.
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SittsnbiIosr aus StalieniIds afrita.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
1daliHer NNarft 8eri6t.
eineinnati. s. Npril 1910.


Cincinnati, g. april 1910.
Die madbfoIaenben nuotirunsen besieben
iid nnr auf Gnsros sEransaftioneRs BET
tIetneren Geiddften peroen etuas bobere
qreiie bere6net.
9ropi iionen.
Der Tarft mar rnbia uno bic preiie itetie.
GhmaI5.-prtmaS Steam Sl3.75--l3.S5,
5amiln l4sS-H5Sc I. o. b.
FRO deneefa I5enes 5leti6. Warh
feit. Gbort Hare eeiten l41S--l424e, ibort
AippenIeiten l3X-l4Lc, ertra ibort clear
eeiten l4L-14%c. SduItern i2-l2Lc,
Beuies 16-l6L loie uno 1lc mebr pers
paiit.
gaeon.-wartt feft. ebprt Hare Gel.
ten l51%-16c, flrse Hippenieiten 151s-|
I51se, ertra ibort clear Setten l5La--l514S
GhuItern 1314-13s1t uno Bellies 17H-
IKE Ioie unb * per gfuno mebr perpaft.
Sugar Cured z Ieif - Narft feit
bel gutter Radfraee. Shinfen 18l-l6a4e,
gientc 56ultern IA 15e, 8reaffait gas
con 20 - gle, etultern 14I-15e, Reru
| Dort Gut sduItern 1411-l5e, irofene
| BeefsShinfeu 18--lSLc.
eabsepofsIts SIet5d. - Tartt
| feft. e6inten I711s-l724e, gtsnte S6ultern
12L--12s4e, geIlies l8-18hse, G6nltern
12h1--12Lze, Rem Dorf Gut S6uItern 12A
Hrtides sIeifd.- ediuteu II =
171e gtenit GduItern l2-l2He, StaI'
l3e, ibort Hare Setten l3H-l3Ie, ertra
| itort seiteu ls-l314s, esQies ie--lsLs
per 9fano.
Welt unb getreioe.
Tebf.- Reues Btntsr 9atent S. $40
l5.75, 1inter 5anep s4.9o-5.25, Dinter
ssantiIp si.40-4.75, Grtra s4.00-4.l5,
oroindres 1925 $50. Sprins patent
s5.60-5.9O, DO. fanep s4.90-5.25, bc.
| santtlp $40 - 4.65, aossenmebI reiHes
$4.55+.75, ssmii9tes s4.60-4.s0 per Dbl.
Beisen. - Rarft rubie uno ftetie.-
go. 2 rotber Dinter 1lS--l2oLSt, Ro. 8 l06
--112e. go. rotber lo0-l05e per Bu.
geriauft wuroen: Car Ro. rotber Dins
ter, gutter. gu l20Lc, 6ar go. 3 DO. 81
lie auf benz GeLetie.
RelSdtorn.-Rari rubis unb feit -
Ro. 2 msises 6411-65t, Ro. petses
64-641zc, 30. 4 neiBes So -- 64c, SO.
eeIbes 5l--6lIe, $50. eelbes 6O11I-6Ic,
Po. 4 eeIbes So - 60t, go. 2 aenliiStes
60L-61t, SO. 3 DO. 60--601lc, SO. 4 bo.
50 - 60e, meises aolbenforn 81 sle.
eeIbes DO. e4-66c, aemiihteS 90. 62- 64c,
! per Bu. 8erfaiift nurben: | Gar 20.
. petBeS III 651lc. Gar 30. 90. su Sac,
Cars 30. 2 aenFiihteS su Gle, ! ear go.
DO. nit billing, su Gle, 2 Cars 30. gel:
bes III SOC auf benz geleiie.
Safer.-Dartt rubis unb itstig. 30.
2 rpeiser 46L - Ale, Stanoaro peiser az
, -461ss, go rueiber 451l--48e, go. 4 DO.
43 - 45t, Ro. semtihter 4511 -46e, Re. G
aemiidter 45--4511zt, SO. 4 DO. 421zs-4411e
8ertauft rpuroeu 3 Gars so. rueiser su
43e, Gar weibes ua6 4robe su 42e aui
benz BeIeile.
Rogeeu.-Rarst ftetia. slo. Q $3.50
Ro. 3 10 - s3c, Ro. 4 73-79e per Bu
RaIs. - 5rdbiabrs .9erfte, Ro. 80
S3e, orbtndre 7Se per 8uibel.
SersleiG Der Getreibes gSrei'e NIT ben
ieuissn am slsi9sn Iaee oes uoriseH Sab
res:
5. april 1910. 3. gpriI 1909
Deisen, SO. 2 rotber. l20c 1915,
. HeIidsorn, 80. 2 sen,iihtes Gle 69H
Safer, Ro. 2 2gemifbter ueuer 46c 55I
Eogsen, 9to. z Heuer. .S3e S2L
9eu, Ro. / Iimotbp .Sl9.25 1926
@btsfp.
Ter Rarft mar itetis. gertauft uurbsI
934 Bbls. Gifiiasr's Ginifbeo Gooes au
Der Bats poR sl.35 per Gaaone.
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an g,ut /, ,.s A. q7szIs,asafb 1. yr 100
Snterborouab asef. ~ so gBub / & sre. 4r.... IA
Snt W.rt Teor. ~. 66 Wtnn To. 4r......s 6sx
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-16
TOWN HAS TROUBLES
Officials of Somervi|Ie Resign
and School Building Is
Condemned. ....
CAUSES BAN ON 0RAT0RY

Eaton, O., May 16.--Following upon
the heels of municipal ills that resulted
in the resignation of it's mayor, two
councilmen and the town marshal, the
little town of Somerville, south of
Eaton, has been stirred to the depths
in its corporate sense by the condemna-
ton of it's only school building by
State Building Inspector Kearns. So
bulged and cracked are the walls of
the building that Inspector kearns has
ordered it abandoned at once.
Just at this particular season the &C.
ton of Kearns has brough upon the
educational board and the school a
pressure serious in it's contemplation.
The annual class of graduates is now
on hand and no place is obtainable
in which the class members may de-
liver their orations and conduct their
program of interest especially great to
the residents Of their home village.
The only church in the town has been
selected, but at a meeting of the
church's pillars Saturday this plan was
decided against. the deacons refusing
to allow the religious mammon OF the
church disturbed.
Confronted by these unsolvable con.
ditions, the only cover furnished the
graduates will probably be the blue
sky.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-16
LIKE GLEN MILLER
Maxwell-Brisc0e Tourists Now
Want Park Like It at
New Castle.
CAME HERE IN MACHINES


The first of the large picnics for the
season at Glen Miller park was that OF
employees of the Maxwell-Briscoe Au-
tomobile works at New Castle yester-
day. About two hundred. including
men, women and children journeyed
to this city in sixty-two machines. At
ter eating dinner in the park and en-
toying some of the attractions the CON-
pany viewed the parade of the Catholic
societies and returned home via
Knightstown and Greensboro.
All were delighted with the beauty
of the park. New Castle has nothing
which equals it and it was proposed by
some that an agitation be started I'M
medaitely to have the city OF New Gas
tie purchase a large acreage of native
forest and convert it into park.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-16
FOR APRIL
American Imports for April
Establish Record for
That Month.
FREE IMPORTS ARE HEAVY

Washington, May 16.-The foreign
commerce of the United States in April
1910 shows larger imports than in
April of any earlier year, and larger
exports than any earlier year, except
1906, 1907 and 1908. The free imports
exceed in value those of any earlier
April and the dutiable imports are
larger than those of any earlier Apri;
except in 1907. The total imports of
April, as reported by the bureau OF
statistics of the department of COM
merce and labor today were $132, 942
100 of which $62 .6SO.754 was free OF
duty, and $7,1261, 975 dutiable, exceed
ing the total of the same month of last
year by 1,775,O54. The total exports
were $133 ,OS9. 100, exceeding those OF
the corresponding month of last yea,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-16
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE.

Attend the Murray this week and
take your visitors to see the Asahi
OF Oriental workers. They present a
stage setting that is eQualled by none
and their feats are most astonishing.
Goforth and Doyle in the comedy min
strel as well as Jack Lewis, the Ger
man comedian. are laugh provokers of
the best class. Edythe Stanley. the
piano girl will please those of music
al mind by her classical and popular
piano solos and her rendition of her
own topical songs. The motion pic
lures too are worthy of notice as they
are the best that can be secured and
under the present plan are changed ev-
cry Monday and Thursday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-16
A VERY ODD animal
Mexican Monkey at the Glen
Miller Zoo Is Peculiar
Looking "Cuss."
YOUNG COYOTES KILLED

"An assorted animal" is the way the
new addition to the Glen Miller zoo is
described. The animal is in reality 4
Mexican monkey, but has the features
of common monkey, cat, coon and
ant eater. 1t was the gift of Charles
Teetor OF Hagerstown, who has large
interests in Mexican real estate. 1t is
doing well and is attracting unusual
attention.
Superintendent Ed Hollarn of the
park also has cub coyote. 1t with
four others were born in the zoo last
week, but with the exception of this
one, all of the animals were either
killed by the other coyotes or died.
The cub is being sustained on cows
milk and is thriving.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-16
DISCOURAGED BY
RAIN AND CHILL
Reports at Horticultural Meet
ing Show Crops Have
Been Damaged.
MORRISON ON FORESTRY
THE ANNUAL DINNER, JUNE II,
Is DISCUSSED AND COMMIT
TEES ARE APPOINTED TO
MAKE PREPARATIONS.

Reports were made at the Wayne
County Horticultural meeting Satur-
day of the fruit and agricultural con-
ditions at the present time. The re-
concerning the fruit crop was as has
been well known for several weeks,
very discouraging, but the report that
farmers were becoming discouraged
over the crop outlook was somewhat
surprising.
The farmers say that there has been
too much rain and the days and nights
have been too cool. The meadows
are growing up in weeds while the
grasses are showing little growth.
Wheat and oats are practically at
standstill and are showing little Of
the development which is common to
them at this time of the year. Many
fields of corn will have to be replanted,
inasmuch as the heavy rainfall has
made cultivation impossible and the
seed will not sproA properly.
The horticulturists were hopeful that
after the disastrous freezes in April
the trees would put forth a second
bloom Those that did were seriously
handicapped by the chilly weather and
If there is is even small percentage
of the usual fruit crop, it will only be
in cases of the cherries and peaches.
Prof. Edwin Morrison of Earlham
college addressed the society members
on the subject of Forestry He spoke
of the influence on the climate and the
rainfall by decreasing community.
He advocated the planting of catalpa
trees on untillable and waste lands.
The society also considered the an
nual dinner, which will be given Sat
urday. June II. at the home of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Isaac Dougan, Spring Grove. The
following committee were appointed to
have charge of the affair:
Arrangements-Isaac Dougan and
| Mrs. Oliver Burgess.
Fruit awards-Nathan Garwood, Ev
ans Kenworthy and Frank Clark.
Culinary articles-Mrs. Evans Ken
Worthy, Mrs. Lizzie Mayhem and Mrs
Hannah Grave.
Dishes and table-ThOmas ELENA
and Mrs Ed Dickinson.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-16
eRlpoe LuMsER FOR SALE.

The Board OF Wayne County Com
missioners will offer at public sale at
10 o'clock Saturday morning. May %,
all lumber and other material derived
from the wrecking OF the bridge on
Middleboro pike. Sale to take place
at bridge site. Terms: cash in hand.
Wayne County Commissioners.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-16
He BROKE HIS NIP

N. S. williams, living at 423 North
Eleventh street, broke his hip yester-
day while walking in his back yard.
He fell over a stump. The injured
man was removed to Reid Memorial
hospital where 1t was reported that
he would recover.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-16
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Tuesday. May 17.-Richmond lodge
No. 1876 #. & A. M. Work In Fellow
Craft degree.
Wednesday. May 1S.-Webb lodge,
No. a. F. & A. NJ. Stated meeting.
Saturday. May 21.-Loyal Chapter
No. 80 o. Z. 9. Stated meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-16
CATHELL TO SPEAK

The Brotherhood Of Methodist Men
Of Grace NJ. e. church will hold its
regular meeting at the church this
evening. The Rev. DR.. Cathell. the
we'll known lecturer viii address the
meeting. This will be rare oppor-
tunity TO hear this distinguished speak
or who has = national reputation q an
orator. A cordial invitation u extend
ed to all men OF the city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-16
BOY TO PLA|nF|[LO.

Oscar Mashmeyer. deputy sheriff.
took Paul Caldwell. the ten year old
boy. who was sentenced to Piatnfield
reformatory. Saturday. to that insti-
tuition this morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-16

Lot No 1-S9c.
Large assortment fancy Silks.
checks, stripes and figures. all IS
inches wide, worth up to 59c. choice.
39c.
Lot No. 2-49C.
"a inch satin Foulards, all the new
shades and patterns, CSC goods, choice
49e.
Lot No. 3-73C.
"a inch fancy Silks and "a inch
Cheney Foulards, worth up to $1.00.
choice, 73e.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-16

by $7.914,249 For the 10 months end
ing with April imports were $1,3lS.-
bonding 10 months of last year by
S247 ,O64,91 Exports in the 10 months
ending with April were 81. 49,, 991 ,906,
exceeding by S63, 723, 1859 those of the
same months of last year. The excess
of exports over imports in the 10
months ending with April is $167,732,
434, against 1851 ,O74.177 in the cores
bonding months of last year.
eUsANNE:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-16
Lot No. Il SEC.

81 inch fancy Taffeta Silks. very
srecial bargain, choice 59c.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-16
| = NSkgM SE@r@
For This Weeks Selling
The Greatest Of All Our Silk Sales.

The five days OF extraordinary uneard Of silk selling
has hardly made impression on the enormous STOCK we
expect this weeks selling to sMpass that Of last week. The
bargains are so good the selections satisfactory, that
every yard sold proves an advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-16

eUsANNE:
Flour. 6ALOAE
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-30

It is now a banker who takes his
fling at the colleges. charging them
with ineficiency in preparing young
men for business life. In an address
before the Massachusetts Teachers AS
ISOLATION, ]. G. Cannon deplored the
surprising lack" of business training
available for college students to en-
able them to meet the conditions of
what Is essentially a business ma
tion," and declared that In this par
ticular American colleges are n
hundred years behind the times" Is
there any side on which the colleges
have been left u~nassailed?. Their NOR
ais, the encouragement they give to
extravaganza; football. fraternity life,
the endeavor Of institutions with old
fashioned ideals to cling to a classical
curriculum. have been attacked. Col
lege presidents themselves have de-
nounced the failure Of colleges to con-
form to modern demands" But the
undertaking Of the higher education
takes a curious form in the indictment
Of Its shortcomings in preparing young
men for banks and brokers' Offices. Is
this the function Of colleges? II 1t Is,
the sooner campuses ire established In
Wall street and in the great industrial
centers the better for the quality of in.
struction. The necessity will then be
indicated of including corporation
presidents and chairmen Of boards in
the faculty. But in a larger sense the
opinion that American colleges do not
prepare for business careers Is contro.
verted by the testimony Of competent
foreign observers who have noted that
business life in America, on account
Of the large element OF college men
represented in 1t. Is now on a higher
plane than In any other country. The
colleges may not equip students for
positions in oflces or mills, but they
DO provide that broader foundation for
future prominence in commercial af,
fairs the evidences Of which are on
every hand. 1t Is not without sig
nificance that industry IN America has
attained its highest development at the
very time when the participation o.
college-educated men In business Il
greatest.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-30

about? l owe no man anything, Meth
er does any man owe me-"
There is some slight error" l said
quickly. Then a bright idea struck
me. You have a younger sister, per-
chance!' l suggested.
Dinner is served, MISS" suddenly
came a familiar voice from the door
way.
| dropped my umbrella and hat and
jumped to my feet. There, framed In
the doorway, stood my ~benefactress,
attired in the black and white costume
Of a maid.
"Um-ah!" l remarked, blinking
like an owl.
"Oh!" she replied. blushing furious
ly.
Miss Denison stared from me to the
other.
Joyce" she said, you may retire."
"But l wish to speak to that-er-
young lady," l cried. Il W her two
pence"
l was conscious that my remark
sounded ridiculous, but 1t was the
truth. However, Miss Denison cut me
short.
II do not allow my maid to have
any followers" she said In dignifed
tones.
I dined alone at my favorite Soho
restaurant, and then made my way
back to my chambers to enjoy a soil
tary pipe. All the while I was think,
ing Of Joyce.
Serving maid or queen!" ! crist
toyously. Il will WOO heri"