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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-25
Der sSornilie bes oahinaelftt

Der Sarnilie oes oabineeldie
oenen Mltmeifters Der 59aulpiel
funit, @eb. Sofrats Grieori1 Sao.
lie, bat aailer @ilbelm auf telegru.
pbii6em 8ege ieine &onoolen1
Intermittent laiien. Die 9epeide
tDelfe in Die beraliditen @orte Sc,
Eeilnnbme gefleibet lit, leet bereotes
3eugnis oapor1 ab, tpie bod oel
Wonard BEN genialen 4iinltlel
idaste.
Der Dor Dem S6murgerif1
in 9an5ig nerbanoeIte 2aabmoro.
pro5eB sesen ben Nirti6afts-gIe
pen 8an Der 8eIben bat nit oel
gerurteilung oes Mngeflagten gun
CODE geenoet. Ban ser gelben ii
i'm ponen llmfang iduloig beflnber
moroen, BEN 3ehnungsfiibrer ST.
lert i'm. 5ebruar 1909 in einem 81.
lenbabn5use 5mii6en Subfau nni
Oon5ia ermorbet uno ausgerallbt 81
baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-25

~SSn oeiner @esenpart, Sennp?"
fra9te er ~eroQeno.
oNatiirlid niftl 0ie Moiifodi
bat es mir eraabIt. Srit, Sris, ib
1age Dir, mir iino in Selna rll-
moglid %setporoen. 0u fannlt ulu
oelne geriesung einfommen!"
Sic errang Die Sanoe, Sranen
floIien iiber lire @angell.
uIber Sennp!. -"
oNein, beriu6e niht, mid ounm
5lt MAIDEN. 9us bot Neap mol o1tf)
~geglaubt, mir forbidden 4leinItaoter
batten feline @elt- uno Meniden,
fenntnis, uns batten lei6t Die Mu-
gen 51 blenoen. nno mir lino ia
au6 oumm gepeIen = %er5bnmm!--
slber moraliid iino mir uno balten
aaf oas, mas utrs a~nitanoig
ideint. -"
Old boben lie ia nett aufgereoet, "
iagte er nun al6 dreerlih. u@os
gum Seufel iinb benn oas fir Ser
oadf1gun9en, out DIE on an1p1el1t?"
v@orum lit lie geidieoen2 @arurl
bot iie es uns berbeimliht? $50.
RIM ipra6 iie ME BON ibrer 8e.
fonntidoft init benz 8rin5en?" frog-
te lie berousforoerno. nSoge mir
ood Die @riinoe. menn ou tic
neiBt?"
Deb Maior ihiittelte Ben &opf:
feline 5rau gefiel Tim in oieiem
@ugenbIif gar niht, uNenp per-
idmieg auf meine orineenoen .@or-
itelungen BIN, bob iie eei6ieoen 1T;
iebr eegen ibren @ilIen. 9enn id
fannie ood mein Delno! 4a1nte
eu6! = gorurteile uno b0ie NodJ-
reoen mollte i6 ibr eriparen; nun
fiirdte id freilid, 0aB i6 es nun
nod idlimmer semaht babe."
Cine anitonoige Srau ldBt tiff
iiberbaupt niht ideioen, Tie balt IT,
ren ghmlr big gum Tooe," iagte
Sennp fur5.
Gortiebuma foIot.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-25
Sic lit hieaI

Bir bfefen efrbunperr Donars Belobz
nlng fir ieoen Sail bon &atarrb. BET
ni1t bnrd Ginnebmen bon 9aa's aas
tarrb<Sdn gebeilt tperben fam.
s. s. Cheney & Co., gigentb.
$olebo, 8.
8ir, bic l1nter5eidneten, baben s. s.
gbeneb felt ben lesten 15 Sabren ses
tanllt nno halter i'm fiir bolfommen Elf,
rerbaft in allen Observation-Disclosures
nno finan8iea befdbiet, ale bon feiner
Strma eingegangenen @erbinolidfeiter
gu erfiilen.
IS lit & sruag. @roBbanbelss9ro
9uiiten, $o(eoo, o.
Wal6ing, &tnman & @nroin
groBban6els% 9rosutiten, SoIebo, ..
9au's @atnrr1<@ur nirb innerIi1 ge@
non1,nen unb tptrtt brett auf bas BIni
un0 bic fdleimigen Sberfl69en bes
5bftems. 3euanif1e fret perfanbt. 8reis
Is Gents per Slaide. @erfauft bon allen
Ipotbefem.
San's Samilien<ginen iinb bic beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-25
fat ieine leeten 2ebensiobre i6iper

bat ieine lebten 2ebensiabre l6tper
herbittert.
Gubelos trieb es i'm BON einelll
Srt sum anoern. Son Ser S6mei5
nod Dem &eiie1lano, bon ga nod
Der preuBiiden Sauptitaot; BON 90
pieoer nod oen llfern oes 8ooen=
fees, nod Stalien, llaf Seioelberg,
nod 5ranffurt a.. SO. Sn oieier fritz
Der 10 geliebten Staot ereilte i'm
iein Shidlol. Gr botte ii6 in Dem
Nohbarort Sadien9ouien nieoerge=
laiien; bort lit er III Ser Ma6t bonn
Is. auf Sen 16. DECEMBER oes SAT-
res 1878 BEL einem 3immerbronoe
erltidt.
@oourf Dos llnsliid berbeige,
fibrt muroe, meiB man ni6t. Gin
0unfel rubt iber Dem gan5en gr=
eignis, oas nidt mebr geli6tet mer-
Den fam. 8ieneiht mars Elm 3u=
fal, pteleid)t bot er ielbit oie 8for-
ten aufseriiien, an oenen Sober
eern poriiberfdleiht. MogIid mar's.
oenn ct mor lebensmiioe, lebens=
mott ullb lebensiberbriiiitg. Ser
Monn, Der eisentlid nit ollem, lpos
CT getal,, @rfolg gebobt batte, Del
len Nome %beriibmter mar uls Der
ireeno zines ieiner 9erufsgenonen,
mar 5ermiirbt uno gebrodelt ourt9
9eibtanerfenuullg. Sin ieltiamef
Mioeriprut! Mber oieier @ioer-
-iprud lit leioer gatiahe.
@as @utfom mol i6on eeohnt
bot, 1T einsetroffen, man bot i'm
idynen pereeiien. gu meiner Srelt-
De bore ih, BOB jest cine neue @us-
NATL ieiner belten S6riften err
idyienen tit, ST. biaigem 8reiie, in
Der idptea beliebt %geporoenen Sol.
oenen alaiiiferbibliotbef. : Soffent-
lid tr1et lie ba5u bel, oas @ebad1=
nis oes Oihters mieber %nlf5ufri=
idhpn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-25

Mus .sacrarnento. Gol.. n

Mus Saeramento, Sal, miro
e~eineloet: 9ie erfte pi6tige Mos.
nabnte Der Staatslegislatmr in De-
aug auf Musldn0er in Californian
lift int Senat angenommen moroen.
Die gi1 perbietet Den 2anoermerh
ieitens MusIdnoer i'm 6taate. gin-
5elperionen uno 4orporationen, be
rem Stammfapital bon M~usqdnoerll
~fontroIiert miro, ueroen bon oengor-
i9riften. ser Sin betroffen. 2anb,
peldes bereits gefauft lit, fam i'm
8eiise bon Muslanbern bleiben, bod
biirfen iolbe @runoitiife ni9t ber,
fauft ODER teitamentnrii9 an grben
bermadt tperoen. Wabreno ser De-
bette iiber Ole @orIage muroe biel
BON Ser Moglidfeit zines ariegs
nit Sapan geiproden. Der oemo-
fratii6e Senator 5anforo erflarte:
u@ir miiiien uniere eigenet Sobne
unb Sodter idiisen obne &iiflidt-
nabme auf Sapan."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-25

SQpl. NIlDIeID ". WluIQIIlS,
Der 8efeblsbaber ser in 8re1ioio
ltationierte1 gruppen, tit bier eil,-
setroffen uno bat General cunt
can iiber ooa aneeblide ShieBen
atf uniere Soloaten 8eri6t er-
%ltattet. ST siebt gu, baB a1geln
BON Der merifaniihen Seite beriiber-
geflosen feien uno baB iie 5uiidetl
Die amerifaniiben Soloaten nieber.
geiallen ieien, erflart aber, oaB oies
offenbar unbeabiidtigt getpeien fei.
Saufig flogen &ugeln bon Der ait.
bern Seite beriiber. @enn Stpiidet
ben S~l1iurgerlten lino ben 2ruppen
in 0nijaea sdyiiiie getpedielt mir
Den, lei oies faum gu permeioeu.
Us fielen aud ba1fig &ugeln 5lpi,
iden Die 3uifnuer nieoer, Die aui
oieier Seite oes Mio @ranoe it0n.
ben uno Die @organge auf Der OIL
bern Seite beobaftetetl bisber Iel
aber nod Niemanb BON oielen milo
umberfliegenoen &ugeln getroffefi
ODER pertprnoet tporben. Ole SoIoa
ten in Hreiioiu ma6ten ii9 oaber
aud, Iber Die ieniationeaen @e-
ridtte, Die iiber bieie 8orfdlle iu
Die Seffentlidfeit 9elanet ieien, III
ltis. Capt. @iIiinms iagt ibri-
gems, oaB Die Staot Sniiaga, &re-
iioio gegeniiber aitf Der merifani
iden Seite oes @io @ranoe gele-
gen, ieBt gang BON Sen Sniur9en
ten einseidIoiien lei. Gr beridlet
ferner, es lei ben 9ruppen geIull-
gen, benz @eriiberfommen BON Sll
iurgentet uno &esierungstruppcn,
mie es friiber gebrdudli1 gemeien
iei, elm gnoe gu MAIDEN. 5riiber babe
man ben 4rieg einfah nod bieier
Seite beriibergeipielt, menn bas
5pefoienlid gemeien lei; 6os bobe
iest aufgebort.
Die 8efiirtporter oes 8rotpns
ui0er 8abnprojefts batten 6reitae
pieoer ibren iibIiden 2unf, BEL
Dem lie einmal in Der @ofe 5uiam.
m%enfommen. Dies Mol fono bic MI
f1ore i'm Menger @otel itatt. ssil
ben Heoen puroe Die feite 3uper-
iiht msgeiproderl, bob Ser Elon
balo CUR ausfibrune selonger
meroe.
Sic ,seras Steep ans @oat
&aiiers Mliociotion" bat cine Ser
iammlung abgebalten unb beihIoi-
len, Senator @uospetb nno Capt.
Groud naH @aibinston 81 ihiden,
UNI benin &ougreB fir Sdubaoa
alif Wode 81 mirfen.
Der Neger, ben mon in Ser
b%inoung init Der grmoroung Der
5amilie gaiatpaD oerbaftet bat4e.
lit pieoer freiaelaiier.
Sn einem bieiigeh Soipitol
ltarb Der 8rmimeiiter 0anieI
grnne aug Gl 9aio. Der Ser
itorbene fam Dor ungefdbr einem
Wonate bierber, I'M iif BON bieli.
gen Mer5ten bebanoeln 81 lniien.
Or NOR Al Sabre alt.
SSm Sitter bon SO Sabren itarb
HbiIrpp MebIi6, ieit pielen
Sabren Elm 8etpobner nnierer Stoot.
Der 8eritorbene, Der zimmerman
bon Brefeiiion mar, binterldBt all.
Der ieiner @attin 5fDei 8riiber un3
cine GhmeIter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-25
Gapitalbeilmmg
9terDenidwd4e.

Sdtpahe, nero0ie psriouen, eeplaet BON 6oT.
nunggsloli9teit uno i6lstten Srdun,en, eri66pfenoen
9usfhfsn, grnt=, Riden= uno Ropiidmersen,
3aaraiIstaa, abnabme beg .@eb6rs uno Sebfrofi
satarrb. ataeenoriden Gtublpertopfune, Mfbia.
tstt eTr6ten. 3ittern, 6eratlopfen, grufbsflemmuus
Asn9tflidtett uno Sthbfnn erfabren aus BEN
ySa9ettcfrearo", ipie einfad, i6nen nnt
anbere Splsen jnsen6lifer gerirrnnaen
griinblif eebeiIt nnb ppiIe Weinnbbeti
NIB 5rpbiinm iuieber erlangt tperbeu
tbftttet. - Gang nenes Setlperftbfen.
Seoer ietn eigener 4r5t. -
Steiss anBeroroentli@ intereFante uno fsbrrei&.
aft, Mann nno N slss o agi,ii, 'p ,eepsen 0i ioI IHas , aaS
geeen ginienoung bon 25 Gents in grieTmarfen Der.
iisgelt be5ogeR tueroen bon Der
Yribatsa linif, 1876. Mpenue,
Item gnrk, E. b.
Man erfudbne .Sreie grefie fir 5etas".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-25

@erlanst- Srau fir Slide uno
Sausarbeit. Seine @dide, 2 in Der
5amilie. Nadsufragen i'm neuen
Gonerete-Sau iiibli1 pom MrgpIc-
9otel, @lamo 9eigbts ooer ooreiliert
81. s. 9. SEQ. 2, 8or t43.
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sat Miaionen ssreamSe.

8uflen's @rnica Salbe 5Gblt if.
re Sreunoe BET ben MiIionen, Die Fl,
li6 6ur6 tire erltaunliden <rel
IN oet lesten bier5ig Sobren ertror.
BEN bot. Die bette Solbe fiji
@eidmiire, eczema, 8rano'
uno Shnittwunben, 8errenfungen
i6ltmme Iugen etc. 25c Bel oller
Sruggiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-25
S1tet einen WSrbcr.

Appendicitis lit elm unbormber5i-
ger M0roer, aber Or. Sings Meue
2ebens-Giffen totet i'm our1 @or-
6euguns. Sic ftimulieren Sen Sea.
gen, 2eber uno gingepeioe uno Der,
binoern oie 8eritopfung, Die CUR
Appendicitis fiibrt. 25c bel aIcn
Oruaaiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-25

@a9 porlaufisen greebniiier
Der 8olfs3aDliing miro bic @epolfe-
riittg Seiterreths duf 2S,5G7,89S
gefdast, mos eiren 3upofs polt
2.417190 aopfe III 5ebn Sobren
beoeutet.
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gs perloutet iebt BON beitltr

gs perlautet iest bon beitun.
terriHteter Seite, DOB cine Serblt~
felton, BEG oeutiden 8eihstaes Bel
Den masgeben6en @epalten felt BE-
i6loiiene Code lit. Die aaeemeineli
Neuipablen nerben @,toe Sonuar
ltottfinoen, tpeftn Die 5fpolfte Sc.
atslutlr. Yertooe ibrem MbIouf no.
re 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-25

gerlanst Gin ~erfobrenes 8ail.
trp-Wabden iofort. Nad5ufragen hc;
Dem Stemaro, ct. Mntbonp @otele
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-25

8eindt = 6entides Mdofen ooer
Srall fir Sausnrbeit. @utes Seim
unb gutter 2obn. Wnr orei in Ser So
mile. Mdberes 1874 2erington gpe.
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a. Cine CUTE Got lit better als
0olo, aber longe nidt 70 eanebor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-04
FARMERS ARE TOLD
TO GET SEED CORN

Bulletins have been received by
several persons In this city from the
Indiana Corn Growers Association,
telling the farmers in this district that
it is high time to be selecting the seed
CORN for next year. The bulletins are
being sent over the entire state, and
the promoters of the plan hope that
Indiana farmers will save 100000
bushels of corn for planting in the
spring of 1912. The principal bit of
advice is that the seed corn should
be gathered not later than the tenth
of this month in order to avoid the
possibility of frost.
The farmers are told to pick out for
seed only large, well matured, and
perfectly developed ears, and If pos
sible to get them with even rows, for
in this way the quality of Hoosier
corn will improve, and the five mil
lion acres of corn land in the state
will be one of the prides of the ma
ton Says the bulletin, "A little at
tention to seed corn at this time will
mean millians of dollars to corn
growers next year.
The agricultural department of Pur-
due University assisted in preparing
the bulletins.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-04

liable occupation for q number of men
with horses and wagons to make trips
out into the country to pick up odds
and ends of farm produce which the
farmers and farmers wives will not
bring to market because they think
the quantity is not large enough to
Pay them to waste their time. Those
who have been looking upon the truck
gardening business with an envious
eye, and dreaming of the fabulous
riches these men are acquiring might
find the above suggestion worth con-
sidering. 1t might be a good chance
for them to get into the trucking bus
mess minus the hard work of hoeing
and wedding. 1t may be a little too
late to undertake anything like that
this season yet it might be tried out
at least if it measures up to eXpecta-
tons, it might be gone into next year
as permanent business.
There is lots OF garden truck on
most farms in excess of the farmers
requirements which is in too small
quantities for the farmer or his wife
to waste time to bring it into town.
One can go TO most any of the farms
at the present time and and in the
truck patches many decayed vegeta-
bles which were left there because
they were in excess of the farmr's re-
quirements. When we think of the lit.
tie here and the little there could be
gateherd up. and that all of these lit
ties added together make a great deal
then it is that it seems like Il shame,
yes a crime. for SO much food to waste
The problem of conserving our food
products is one that should not be
passed over lightly. Ii would be well
for all of US to do little more intel
ligent thinking along the line of pre-
venting the waste Of so much food
BY concentrating our thoughts on this
subject we may be able to solve some
of the high cost of living problems OF
which there are nearly as many as
there are individuals. In the October
| number of the Ladies' Home Journa
! the editor offers suggestion that the
members of the various women's
clubs forego the study of lbsen anC
| Shakespeare for time and take w
subjects of more vital interest; anC
there is no subject that Is of more vi
tai interest than that of food conser
walton. We arc all of us too prone tt
let our various magazines and daily
papers do all of the work in trying tt
solve our many perplexing problems
Can we not all manifest more of al
active interest in trying to proven
the waste of food products? Thi!
would not necessarily mean that tn,
women of Richmond should try to EN-
ulate their sisters in sunny Italy b.
placing baskets on their heads ant
starting a grand march out into tn,
country to do their marketing
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-04
CASES OF
CONTAC|ON IN CO,
Outside of the Incorporated
Towns and City Dur
ing Past Month.

Twenty cases of contagious or In.
fectious diseases were reported to the
county health officer during the
month of September. 1911. This num-
Der includes only those persons who
live outside of any Incorporated city
or town in Wayne county. Typhoid
fever. as usual at this time of year,
heads the list. as twelve cases Of this
disease developed in the thirty days.
Four people living in the country dis,
tricts had diphtheria. two scarlet
fever. while two persons became af.
ilicted with tuberculosis. The months
record puts the percentage OF sickness
in the country quite little higherI
than i'll Richmond. as only twelve'
cases of disease were reported in this
city in the same time.
The difference between the birth
and death rates in the county Is pleas
ing to the health authorities, as it
shows that for the present, at least,
there is no danger of race suicide.
Thirty-three births were recorded in
September. while only fifteen people
died. This means an increase in
population OF eighteen. Twenty-eight
couples were married outside the cor
porate limits of towns in the county
in the month.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-04
AUTO REGISTRATION
State Officer Suggests An
nual Registration.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct I'll L.
Confer, deputy secretary OF state, will
recommend that the next general as.
sembly make some sweeping changes
in the motor vehicle registra ton law,
which Mr.. Confer says Is Inadequate
for the rapidly increasing use of the
machines in the state. In preparation
for his recommendation he is study
ing the registration laws of other
states.
The chief difficulties in the present
law arise from the fact that when a
vehicle is once registered no change
in the registration is required unless
the machine changes ownership. This
phase Of the law is not observed by
many persons selling old machines
and buying new ones, with the result
that there are now in some cases sew
eral machines running under the
same registration number
Hard on Owner No. I.
An owner, selling machine, will
retain his old number, while the buy
er does not take the trouble to obtain
a new one. In addition to this being a
violation of the registration law, it
lays the original owner liable to ar
rest for any violation of the speed or
other laws that the owner of his old
machine may commit.
Mr.. Corter believes the law should
be changed to provide for annual reg
istration of all machines. He is con-
sidcring making the registration fec
high enough that it could be received
in lieu of all other taxes, as in the
case of New York, but he expects to
encounter opposition to that plan in
local governments, which would lose
the local auto tax, in addition, he
would change the form of displaying
the number on machines so the cards
bearing the number could not swing
from the machines, but should be sta
tionary. He would also make the reg
istration number larger and do away
with letters and dashes now used.
To End Tax Dodging.
Mr.. 'Conter's plan Is not to make
the registration so much source of
state revenue, as to provide proper
registration. With registration fee
of only 81 it would mean from $685.
900 to $4,000 a year from motor vehi-
Gle registration alone. In proposing to
Ak a fee in lieu of all other taxation,
Mr.. Confer believes it will do away
with the automobile owning tax dod-
ger.
Mr.. Conter's plans have not yet TAX
en- definite form, he said, and will not
until he has further considered the
registration laws of other states. He
has found that Indiana is the only
state which does not require annual
registration.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-04
cincinnati REDS
PLAY LOCAL TEAM
Richmond's National League
Favorites Are Here To-
morrow Afternoon.

Bescher, Benton, Bates, Clark, Hob
by. Esmond, Marsans and Mclean and
few others.
Well, that don't sound halt pad.
They are the boy, as the sporting pub
lie knows, who make up the team Of
the Cincinnati Reds-the team which
Richmond always wants to see come
out in the lead. or at least in the
first division of the National League
race, and the team which always ends
near last place. But at any rate To-
cal followers of the national sport
like to see the Reds play and Thurs
day the Queen City boys will line up
against the Richmond team at the
Athletic park.
Bancroft promises to send his regu-
lar line up here and as the season is
not yet over Alimeda and Marsans, the
two star Cubans playing with the reds
will probably be here. 1t is not
known whether "Rube" Benton will
be on the mound, or whether Comp
ton will do the twirling.
For the locals, Manager Sullivan
says that Wilder has been secured to
work in the box. Wilder is South
ern league pitcher, having done some
good work for the Jacksonville, Fla,
team this season. He has been sold
to the New York Americans for $4,000.
With good support it is believed Will
der will put up stiff contest against
the Reds. All members of the Rich
mond aggregation will go into the
game with the determination to do
their best work and make the game
as interesting as possible. Many
staunch supporters of the Richmond
ties claim that if the Reds lay down
and expect easy pickings they are liza
BILE to be badly mistaken. They say
that all dope about the hare and the
tortoise of Aesop's Fables may be
worked in this game. With the ex-
ception of the pitcher the local team
will lineup as usual.
An American Association umpire,
Chill. has been secured.
The game will not be called until
3 o'clock so that clerks and factory
men will be given a better chance to
witness the game. 1t is said that some
factories and stores will close at that
time in order that employees may wit
ness the game.
The Lineup.
ncinnati-Bescher, f.; Hoblitzel,
1b; Bates, CT; Marsans, IF; Alameda,
2b; Esmond, IS; Balenti, 3b; Severoid
or Mclean, c; Benton or Compton, p.
Richmond Starrs-McGrew, 3b Mar
tin 2b; Schattell, If; Boil, lib; Corbett,
IS; Huffer, RI; Pruitt, CT; Miller, C;
Wilder, p.
Umpire, Chill. Game called at 800
o'clock p. m.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-04
BIG BALLOON RACE
TO START THURSDAY
FROM KANSAS CITY
Nine Gas Bags Will Be En-
tered in the Classic Event,
Representing France, u. S.
and Germany.
Continued from Page One.)

simultaneously with the start of
the International race, three other bal!
looms will ascend, an unofficial en-
trants, with their pilots striving to
break the distance record and win the
Lahm Cup. donated by the young ar
my officer for the American record
holder One of these flyers is wom-
an. Mrs. Charles A. Coey. OF Chicago.
OF the two other balloons, the KANSAS
city II. will be piloted by II. F.. Honey
well, OF st. Louis. The pilot for the
Topeka II, has not yet been selected.
The first starter in the international
race will arse at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, the others following at Ave
minute intervals, which will place the
last one in the air at 4:45.
George II. Myers. president of the
Kansas City Aero Club. which has
charge of the arrangements for the
race. under the auspices of the Aero
Club of America, conferred today
with Albert Bond Lambert. president
of the st. Louis Aero Club. who has
had much ballooning experience over
the final details of the start.
. Wanted-A large mirror. Address
NH n1v
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-04
THREE CLOSE GAMES
Rolled in City Bowling Alley
, Last Night.

i, Several good scores were rolled last
0ight at the city bowling alleys in the
contest between the Colonials and the
lichtenfels Haberdashers. The Colo
malls secured the victory in the early
part Of the evening, winning the first
two games. The first game was won
by a wide margin. but the Lichtenfels
got to going and allowed their oppo-
0ents to win the second contest by
only four pins. Owing to the high
scores made by r. Lichtenfels and
Carman in the last game, the Colo
nials lost. King had the highest score
tor a single game during the evening
retting a mark Of 1873 in the first
t-n~ I.ichtenfels came second
~ of 1856. Lchtenfels aver
- list Of the two teams as his
scores AN 1T, 1S1, 1876.
The Broderick Colts meet the Starr
Piano tee m this evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-04
MANY CHARGES MADE
IN DIVORCE ACTION

I Alleging that her husband has failed
aud refused to support her for the
past two years that he called her vile
and obscene names and charged that
che was guilty of marital infidelity,
Ceiling neighbors that she was I'M
faithful in her marriage vows. Merrill
Aa F. Mettert has filed suit for d.
vorce in the Wayne circuit court
against Solomon F. Mettert. The two
were married October l. 1865. and
have two sons, Allen. aged % and
Adam %. The complainant alleges
that she was obliged to operate a
boarding house to support herself. and
that June Of this year she left the
defendant and has lived apart from
him since.