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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23
Nus oent Voli3eiserid3t.

Der Eau bon .Sobn 5oro, Der be-
tanntlib pesen ungebliber 8errihs
tnng gsip6hnli6cr ar6eii am Sonntag
bsrbafts. worbsn mar, ipuroe auf ben
oFfsn.n Gerittstalenosr esitst. Goro
sins Dor einem WaRb.Ibilbertbeatsr an
Der Weft Giinitsn Qo.nue nit etnsm
gIatat duf unb ab, auf fpelhem Den
paHanieH ongs,iinhist purbs, bab in
benz beirefIsnoen Ibsnier Ri6ts llnio.
nifsn beffdftigt ieisn. Der goli3sis
ritter aab 5oro, aIs sr ben 5al auf
Die offene Cite 'este. ben guteu Ratb,
in 3ufunft an Sonntassn Das platats
tragen ;u uHterla1en.
Soispb Bern BON SnoiannpOtis. Der
Isinsr aosispirtbin, yrau SenHis
Wina bon Ro. 42O Wsit Sisbente Qp.,
$21.75 In gaar fptpie Elm bilIigss
Sdmuditiit itabI. purbe gu oretz
gig sassu 4rbtitsbous uHb 500 nebit
aniten perurtbsiIt.
CiTie Dapis, Der bttanntlih oorge.
tern in Robinions Spernbaus p.rbdfz
tel tuorben mar, neil er sinsn Rspolpsr
tn isinsm gsiB bltie, purps gu $500
uno ben Rotten peruriheilt, lpihrsno
Der Q.ssr Sobu Smith, on bsm BEL Tsis
nsr 0erbaftuug am porgeitrigen abeno
sin RepoIpsr gsfuneen porbsR mar,
NIT elmer Strafe BON 800 tpes,um.
be- or Der poli3:i fopeit nod nitt be-
tannt mar, tpdbrsuo iein RdHengsnoHe
DARTS bsrsiis perihisoentlih i'm Qr.
beitshaus esieFen bat.
auf orsiBig Gag. tpurbs ipessr
3isbitabls Goparo Smith, sin ehemas
Tiger 4ngsItstltsr Der aeme 5oo!
gompdnn, nah benz 4rbsitsbauic
etfonbt. gr mar geftdnbis, .insm 4rs
beitsspnsgsn Ramens Jr,b. gibter SO
Gents aus befsu alsiosrH seItohlsn gu
bcben.
Die 9srbanoIuns q.een 80. Sols'
APPEL. Der spei ipsrthlofs gkds bier an
ben Tlann ssbraat baben fcll uno oef,
ZEN 0srbdfiung Dor einissr 5dasn in
9oltbo srfolgte, tpuree auf 4niu6sn
be s2lnsstlastsn Biz gum %. Ropsmb%r
| perIdtpbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23
Gbe.ErlanbniRi9eime

)GroDet gnrseB, %, 1913 gremenSt.
lgarburo Slider. II, millerset Roao.
JJDbn 6. aeifd. "a, 262 Calhoun ct.
laquina griiBsr, 18, 234 Desei.
|James GbtparD Wartin, 30, 310o %.
I 8. 4ps.
laatbrine 3. 6innentamp, 10. 1855
besgl.
Smiaiam 8. @arrs, 35, 1886 Gtacsp
/ MDe.
lWarp grodmeper, %, 2491 Bariap
Hpe.
lJbon 6. 2niIe, 20, Rortpocb.
I lelisabetb BATES, 22, bssgl.
|artbur Sames srsntamp, %, ROr>
rropb.
lWabel Waltrp, 19, besgI.
lgug.ns 5oDdrb 9eat, %, gtornoob.
l8.rtba paiterfcH, l5. bssgl.
lausuIt SungbIutb, "a. ai6srtp Ctr.
unb Central 4ps.
l2usp Qmslia Weber, %, 504 alottsr
4pe.
|grsb. Braun. a, 1926 SIT. gernon
4N.
lWarp 0uitne1t, "A, 316O Reaoing
Roon.
(GsOrg. s. Rsp.r. 20, 3076 5:ns
fbatp Gpe.
Gnna 6. ai.alsr. q. 2226 gpmmss
Ctr.
I3Obn SaeOb alObs. q, 557 Gi 8.
I am.
lgtprsnc. 1heabem1n. 18, 10 Con
coro pIaee.
(gaul 80. Gtafforo, 20, gelbi, 8.
(aeold Woe S6rpp:r. 20, Suplsi
purt.
| |Sorrp 6. Gorb. o, aodlano, 8.
Gbnd Ganbers, q, 1909 Wain Ctr
| }louis +. Riem5ll,r, %, 2945 glein.
pien ap,.
l4nna lobmiilIsr, 18, 3014 SO. 6. Qp
(elmer Dome, 81, Bautsgan, 3a.
| pauIins Sabin. II, 2750 gartbdgt
Qm.
)2ssIis UsarioH Qi:tIe, %, Gl.nbats
"A Ghio.
/ lalies Marie Dri8bt. Is. S9arcn
nilIs, 8.
| 5Jofsph ). aarstb, 81, Queen giti
4pe. unb Beetman Str.
laoote Qdsls, %. GDerslabs plac:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23
Jbren aDnigsbau
9eranitaltet am %. Nppeniber bic
Seutidle SdjiiBcnsciellihaft.

9lm abeno 0e3 30. globembcr, out
0orobero ncs 1onftagcS, peroritaltet
Die Tel1tid)c SfiIBcngeieLihaft III Der
Nrbciterba0e ihrcu bIc6j0hrigen a6-
uiQ@baa. 9rcle 9dQc bilhen lett Sab-
rcn Itct$ zines Der Suuptercignilic
aer acicllihaftlihcn Gallon uuo Der
beurige 9ou tpiro in oieier Sinlid]t
feline Musuabme MAIDEN, oem Da5
nit ben Arrangements betrmlte aon1-
mittee iebt iit) aus Den riihriglteit
Ntitglieoern 0eS @crciu5 suiamneH.
Ter 9all lpirb, Die iibIih, ourrb
ben icierlihen Gin5ua be$ a0ni1SD
paorcs nit ieincm 6oFItaot eingeleitet
tperoen. Gcr a0lig lit Serr S5obu
gngcIn Die @ont1in SSrnu s. &c.
ming: Der cr'tc Yoiutont 0crr $. iSe-
ming luio ieine Game lit Srau 3. Gn-
1eln, mabrcno Scrr SSabn Golpenbad)
oas Nnt ocS smeiten Iopitarten tnHc
bot uuo ais ieine Came iih ieine lie-
benStpilroige Satin 0eluoblt bat. Ger.
ner qebort nod Dem 6ofitanf 5err
Ssnrp Sitboltboff oI3 @oHman.
naut all
geIonocrC ginIanlmgcn 3H Sieicn
Foil mcroer ielbitre0cno on Die anoc.
rem Sd)iiBennerciHe DER Gtaot uno
ltmgegenn crqebeu, ndnlih on Die
QIattonetafc @oaelihciteu @eiellifup.
Die Rorooelttihcn Sfyiteen, ole gIatt.
hel,tihen ShiiBen bon Ct. 8ernarb
uno an Die Gelltide 2anbpebr Sdii.
belltompagnie.
Tie ArranqementS mir 6cu @al
fpero2n bon ben ioIgenocu 6errcn &C.
trpffen; ~. 8auicImonn. Gb Serb.
itreit, 8. ShIniB, 9Lngltit Shroer, ".
aranid lmo g9 @ttte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23

Qm Wittroh, b.m %. Rppsmber,
Feiert bic Cincinnati Surussmetnbe
ibr SO. Stiftunssfsit unb be3ugli6
oieIer ;Seier Tinb bon bem Der
gniisungs Gommittse sintse 9ers
dnosrungsn ss8en bic Stiftunssz
fsits friiberer Sabre semaht tporosn.
Sn erfter 2iHie tperoen hsuer Shuuz
turnsn unb 5eItbaQ am Tslbsn Gbeno
in bsm groben Sadl Der Surnbale
itattfinbsn. Dtit Der 9orfiibrune oes
turnsriIhen g}rogramms, bas Der
tiihtigs Surnlebrsr Or. 9uitao Sd
ftsin dusgearbeitet Bat, tptrb um att
llbr 4benos begonnen tperbeu unb
bieis 8orfii6rungen fpdbren big 9eaen
baIb 5sbn 1hr, porauF bann Der 6eIts
bad Ies1sn anfang riuHt.
QuBerbsm ift aud bsitimmt nprbsn,
oab bic Sbeilnabme an benz pom Dns
menpsrein 3ubereitsten SSeiteFen niht
obIigatoriid istu foq, ionoeru bnb e.
jeos1 fSsitgait frstiteht, pb sr an BEN
GiFM, fir tpelhss % Gents berednet
pire, tbeiInebmen nil ooer nitt. Tuz
arrangements aommittee Dtro al;
les in fsinen arGften Stsbenoe tbun
nm ben Grfolq bss 5eites gu ii6ern
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23
SnDesftur;.

Ginen idben 9oo fanb geftern Nor
gen Der 5 0Sabrs aIte eomes 3rtmp.
Der ais Ruhtpdhter in ben Qulagen
Der Bulot 60. in Rprnooo beihGfttst
mar. 3rimp ppLlte bel Ieinem Runos
gang riidlinos Don elmer 8aqerie, bic
er repioirt bate, eine Qsiter bindbitei-
gen, that jeood einen Jebltritt uno
ftirSts aus elmer 00bs BON ettpd SO
SUB binub. gr Sog Iin bierbei siusn
S6dbelbrud gu, oem er penise Winus
ten fpdter erlaa. obidon Iofort drsts
libs 6ilfe 3ur SteQe mar. Der
ShperoerieBte IoGIte nit elmer Qmbus
lang nud oem itdotiIhen 5oipital ss-
braht psrben, dbsr bic 1abrt rpuros
uufgegebsn, oa 9rirnp untsrpegs iei.
nen 8eiIt aufqab. uno bic 2eihs puroe
ndh Der Wobnun9 beg 9srungIiidten
an Der gine Strdbe gebraat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23
SutrreKauter Gurtras.

ginen boalntsrehantsn 8ortrag
fpiro am 6rsitag absHo in Dem Gridrs
9nmnu'tum an Der 8tns unb 2tber!p
Strabe Rep. 4nIelm 0eber. 8. n. W..
Iber ,,Sitten uno @sbrduhe oergtapaio
Snoianer" baIten. Hep. Weber bat i3
Sabre lang uuter ben Ranaio Snoias
neru in Qrispna gefpirtt unb bari uH.
ter bieien llmitdneen ais 2tutoriidt
nit 8e3ug auf oieien s5nbianeritamm
angsisbeu peroen. 2lls WonRer has
gu blslem 9prtrag piItcmmsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23

part eetommen. AuBerbem fiibrt Der
gepIante 8IoDbp Run 8ouleDoro bin
our9. Die 8ldAlD Sorm BON 114
4eres tpirb i'm Often BON Der Reaoina
Hoab begrenSt uno anor bon RDiebale
mad 8onb 5ta gu. Die papbod Roab
gebt mitten binburh unb Der Bart, Der
heute nod cine Dilbnis lit, erftrett
fh lber oisielbe binaus. syniuooD
Bart prGIentirt fith Tbon in feiner
gan3en S60nbeit. Gn Dem Sptelplus
an 0oung unb Rinsgolb Ctr. tpirb
tuhttg gearbeitet.
Damit mar bds Morqenpenfum err
lsot9t. SIN gufineB Wen's Club purs
De 3u Utittag gegefen uno apdr
tpobnte aud part=aommiIdr georae
Puhto Der tleinen Safefrunoe an.
Damn gtng ss tpeitsr. 3uerit mad oem
Wai9tngton part. 8srieIbe bat einen
neuen Crheftsritanb unb sfpei BAL
Inns srbaIten unb auberbem fperbsn
8erbeferungen an Der 3p0lften unb
elm unb an Der 3p0lften unb Race
gspIdnt. ga9 biefen gfen follen bic
8sntmdler BON 5efer unb Mcgpot
perieBt tDerben. On Der n6rblihen
Sette Des garts un0 3pdr apiffen
ben 3tDet oilers nit Der 9leQTdnt
Strdbe in Der Wttts, i't bos gigsaz
thum bis CUR IA. Gtrabe fir SpieI.
plas3tpede angetauFt porben u1D
bag pirb it'd in biefer tinoerreiaen
8egeno als Elm Segen ertpeiisn. Iu6
Der I2catnlep Bart an Der Wabe
Strabe tpirb poQTtdnDig umgemobelt.
Der gu erri6tenoe SpielpIag an Der
gBalnut Strabs unb mcMtten Qps.
fotpie Der fertigs an mtMidsn 4penus
unb Dunlap Strabe purben ebenfaus
befuht. Damn ging es bur6 gurnst
Woobs. Dofel6ft groBurttge GerDdhss
bGuIer dngelegt iperben TolIsn unb Elm
neuer ihDner Sr6e'tsritano gsbaut
tporbsn lit, na6 Clifton, aqpo bic
8eborbe bns berrlihe gonlsr'fhe 8es
IiBtbum am gnbe Der Ga SQpette
Qpenue angetduFt bat. Denn Der aa>
nal erft einmul in ben 8eTis Der
Stdbt ubsrgegangsn 1T, ioqsn pon
Gumminsptlle bsqueme 3usdnge ges
Ihdffen nerben.
Der 10 Qcres 9robs airbp 5ratt
an Der GoIernin Yite lit oIs part
etnitipeiisn nod 3utunftsmuIit. Gr
bilDet bGs 8erbinbungsglieo nit Wef>
tpoob, allnp bic Stabt bereits bic
Weftpoob Commons bat uno iebsn=
fans aud - unb 3tpar burh Shsns
flung - IN ben geiis bes 5uhfarber'a
! Iher Qanbss qslungt Quf benz Wees
BON Wcitpoob mad prics 5iq finbsn
mir bic itGotifH, gdumIduIs, duf Der
3ur ,3sit an bic 100000 junge ShDbs
linge itebsn. 3irta 10000 8dumden
Iiuo in bis'em Sabre nod ben pers
| Thisbensn Ydrfs perpflor3t porosn
2uf price 5iQ beiiBt bic Stabt ben
46 Qcrss grobsn Wt Gdo Qart, be,
aud BON Der Dsit SshIten Strdbe
reTp. Der Glberor 2lpeuus aus ben
| gublitum 5ugdnglih gsma6t tpsrbsr
Toq. grobortigs 8srbeFerungen iint
aud i'm Sinton 9urt gemo4t noroen
| Ta bic 9untsIbsit inSpiIhen sinee'
brohen mar, muBts bic 8sitdtigunt
bes Ibrigeu Geldnoes auf cine fpdter'
3sit psrihobsn perbeu. Die GeneraI
ftGrter Der 3situngen paren ihrer
1ubrern fir bic srbaltene SnTormo'
tion I.br perbuuosn. Sept piheu III
penigTtsns, mo- iid uniere nsusr
parts beftnbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23
EgiOen Uon MaRnera
g(Hf(iC6 6s6O6en.
gsH SieIen erfslsrei6 periabt.

Ebne 3iueifel pirb bns nanitebenos
0tesept ggauoet beptrieR bel Der aroBfH
GIafe bon DidHncrH, ipeIde bHrh Scr
geilouHe ibrer uatiirLibeH ssvafte It'd III
der speIteu ainhbeit" beftHeed, ionas
ebe fie tbr fiebSteffes ge6enslabr errelcbt
BADEN.
Gs niro ais uufenIfar aub ais bonft
ipirflam angfigbeft bic ,Herpcie 1fs
ftbepfuHa~ fd,spade pebcHSfrett, sGelGHs
d3ulte uro bic SuHitteRfH i9neL sA oes
bebeu.
looleH Gle iid ;Herft fir funfsis Gents
COMPOUND 5luio BalmDoTt III slrtm
cine llit5c Badet Eu6 bret uH6en 1Drlip
SarfaDuriIlu Compound; no5men 5te
nafielhc btiW, rliiteu Stc es uifp lafeH
es 5tpe @tlntoen itebeH; ham boieH Gle
iidb clue nn8e COMPOUND @fence Gurotoi
une eIHe uH3e ltHcture GarhoueEsepiI's
puuno (Hibt @arompm). @did)cR Ste
uIles 1T elmer feds obcT aebt NIi8en
,SlaIde, idiItteln Gle es gut uRh uc omen
Sic einea Lbeel0ftcl boil nad lfagT
4tahI5eit uRo clbeTl, ehe Sic 81 9etf
gChcH, qeioiat bon eiHcM zIiGd 9SGileE.
Snteu man rs 3u SuHie mHnf,
brauht 9denanb eiIpas eoH BEN Ectncn
hca sIuocrcU Yu erfubren, uuo eS ipcroen
bebe SebuhreH bermiencn
Zde ,SebicH oe5 @letdgelpicbtS bet
9fuuHeru III eiHe fortndbreHhc E.iielle
Der gci1dnmHa telhft uerH odS lithtis
fur eS IIn mcnlQiteu erparfer BUR
g'eft2n ,Scner, iucIhe thre petlcH drare
fuieper III erLQHQeH piuEicheu unb ale
bic l3iildleltgfClt nel6c baHttt ur9HHs
beu, nitro nns eht0e SGusulittel qegea
beii @s CutbdIt ieiHe Gpialc oner De-
lpobnhctt htIocHhc IroNlleH traeHniocis
cbet art Wdi6cn Sic c5 gu pdute mo
gttewaub miro ctma5 ither S6r 2etoeH
crfabTcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23

Das Gpfsr zines .isentbiimlidsn
llnFals paros gsitern Der 80 Sabre
oite gkorss Ssgal BON $40. 1915 Rit=
ttnbouIe StraBs, Der bel Der 0asses
islid1ft ala 6ubrmann anssitslIt lit.
Der bon Sesal ss!enite Massn .ippte,
ais Gegal an Der erie unb Delta Npe.
um bic gds bisssn ipolIte. um uno iisl
auf GssaI. Der itoOd NIT sinissn unbss
Mutenben Shrammen bapontum. Gr
puroe nad benz itdptif4en 5oipitaI
esbraHt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23
Seineu gerlesnnueu rrleaeu.

Wiqiam 9cGonaIo BON Carlisle,
ap., Der, ME geitern bertatet, an Der
3rpeitsn GtroBe unh grodhpap bon
einem Wagsn Der Sransfer Go. nteherz
gerannt ipurbs, 1T seitsrn i'm Habit
ihen5ofpital eeitprben uno oerautfher
oes betreiisnben 8agsns Sobn Berger,
bon SO. 426 Smith Strabe, tpuros
oaraufbin uHter Der 4RtIase oes 1pbs
Ihlags perhaftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23
s)u!i,if sernnsiadt.

S6msrsbafte @srlesunsen trug se.
fern Morsen Der bsriiiens polisift
Darn Rubsrs eapon. ais isin pierb
an Der GltHpap unb 3peiten aoenus
Dor ,insm 5trabenbob bnnasen ihenis
unb nit itimm Better su Gon som.
Ruberg trus bsi oem Stur3 cine tiefs
aopfipuHes unh oiDerie GHramnsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23
0el0iemDmmgen
fit
@ei6nafjts &e(6enRe

mad Dsutfhlanb, Deiterreihs sunsarn,
Der Shtpei3 etc. ms 6ous Der Gms
pfdnser sslisfert, beiorgt, ME isit Ians
gen Sobren. prompt uno reel Die
Western German Bank,
Gfe IL. mno Sine S.rafc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23
IsessstIes sRsbla aOnnesaa a. mOpember

i'm Deiiht bnpon. gr tpurbs na6 fsis
ner Mobnung, Ro. 3648 Glenpap
Apenue, stbrunt unb bonn poliaeiur5t
In @sbanblung genommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23

Der Naaen serdib sutpsilsn in
sintn ldnssr anbdltsnbsn i5lsttsn
3uitano. Gebrau9t nur Or. Quguit
aSnie's Samburstr Tropftr, uno re
ipeth.H Gut turisen. inbsm iit ben
3uitnno dnb:rH uuo ben I.asen rsgus
ftreu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23

grp6trt IL. g. WetaI poItfh@
unb .Bartsepsrs Grienb". bs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23

Sdmorrhoiosu qebein tn bis 14 Taseu.
I6r arctbefrr itattet oas 65eo gnrhG iocuH
Ia3e Ointment bertehit traeneetHeH SIu bon
Sudcnoen gliHhen gMtcHeeu uoey bcrpprftss
heuecu Sdmoubctocu In bts Is TdacH 3a
begleu. JOc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23
Seunpcratur.

Sir btsfes gIatt puroen sefterr BON
ben SptifsrH 6. aleiR &c Bro,
go. ABS Rdc. Strab., folesuhs 1sms
ptrutur lluteri5i.ne reatitrirt:
Born. GroD Rohm Gran
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23

Muf Hsirsiben Don Sobn 6. @rOn,
ipurbs gsIfern 9srr Miniom gerbss
nIs RsesiDer fiir bic 0sroes 5oisl Re
jiaurani Go. ernnnnt unh feline Biirgs
fAoft auf $1,000 iefiseiebi. grOne be-
bauptet. bah sr NIT Geo. Jnnbm bas
gti1dft am 81. gull b. .. gesriinbst
bdbe uRb Neibe stipa $500 einbe8abli
bdtien. Dxm aontratt sufolee ionis
ieber non ahnsn isine poIIs Mufmeri.
fomteii Dem 0eihdiis ipiomeH, bod
tabe 9anbsn eits niht seibuH. Sm
GsstntheiI. er babe fih berart sessn
be aunben benommen, bab uitIe ters
ielben nihi mehr piebsriamsn. Dns
bnrn lei bos Gsfddfi suriidsteanssn
unb nubtrbtm hrdnstn cine Nn3abl
GlGubieer unf 3nbluns ibrsr JDrbes
ruHsen. Nubtr benz Rtceiper Dtrlonei
b<r Qldser aud cine AuiIoluno Der
UiTud.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-05
RENDER AN OPINION
Regarding Jobbers' Liquor
License Fees.

Opinions were received Wednesday
from indianapolis by County Auditor
Demas COe relative to the collection
of fees in issuance of liquor licenses
to wholesale and manufacturing liq-
uor houses and also in regard TO
charging a fee ior approving bonds
to be filed by saloon keepers who get
into the business by having an old IL
cense transferred TO them.
In the former instance wholesalers
or manufacturers who wish 10 do a
wagon delivery business of from one
to five gallons per customer, are re-
quired TO pay into the county treasury
81 for having a Wholesalers or manu-
facturer's license issued to them. This
is the same fee eXacted from holders
of retail licenses for the same pur-
pose No fee is charged manufacture
ers or Wholesalers for approving a
bond. as they are not required to file
bond with the county officials, mas
much as they have to give state
bond. However for approving bonds
of retail dealers, the statutes provide
the county shall receive 81 for ap-
proving the same. This will be
charged against the saloonists who GO
into business by having license
transferred to them.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-05
K0HLSAAT IN
A SENSATION
CAmerican News Seryice)

Springfield, Ill. April 5.-H. II.
kohlsaat testified before the senate
investigation committee today that
Charles s. Funk of the International
Harvester company was the man who
told him that "A pool of a hundred
thousand dollars was raised to elect
LOrimer TO the senate. His testimony
was like bombshel. Kohlsaat took
the stand under threat of being sent
to Jail for contempt of court if he re-
fused to divulgc the Information.
Mr.. Funk testified confirming Kohl
saat's testimony, adding that Edward
S. Hines, the millionaire lumber man
told him of the fund raised TO further
Lorimer's election, and solicited his
assistance in raising the funds to re-
imburse the original contributors
Funk understood that Edward Tilden
president of the National Packing
company. would receive his cOntribu.
ton. Funk refused to contribute.
Cyrus II. Mccormick was mentioned
as having been told by Funk regard
ing the Hines demands. Mccormick
was ready to take the stand.
The political world here was turned
upside down by the testimony today
An executive session was held after
the testimony, during which kohlsaat
was relieved of all contempt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-05
100000 MEN DIED
IN NAPOLEONIC WARS

San Francisco, April 5.-Baron d.
Estournellcs de Constant, the French
missionary in the cause of interna-
tional peace, who is making a tour of
the country, spoke here taking as his
text THE Campaign in Russia The
Baron said, in part
General ignorance has been singu-
larly useful to governments in con-
cealng the consequences of their
wars from the eyes of public opinion.
For a long time | have been en-
deavoring in vain to find out what the
wars during the revolution and the
first empire cost France in men. eX-
elusive of anything else. The figures
vary from 100000 to 100000. TAX
ing only the minimum and multiplying
it by several generations. l find that
Frances population has been reduced
by 20,000.000 in the course of a CEN
fury. But for these wars we should
now. in all probability have popula-
ton of 60,000,00 inhabitants instead
of 4O,000,0O0 who would, moreover, be
physically stronger. inasmuch as
without attempting to calculate the
consequences of drink, which has a
close connection with the matter
these wars eliminated the men best
fitted to perpetuate their kind
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-05
BRING IN OLD Law
County Officials Get Surpris.
ing Information.

BY n ruling of the state board of ac-
counts all deputy township and cOun-
ty assessors must pay % cents as a
fee to the county for the privilege of
serving in the capacity for which they
were sworn in and that all county
auditors who have not been collecting
these fees, whether this year or not,
will be charged up with the sums by
the field examiners of the state board.
The law on which this ruling was
based was passed a half century ago,
but so far as Wayne county officials
know, il has been among the dead
ones" for many years. Those who
had ever known of its existence,
thought it was in the discard. The
fees have not been collected by
Wayne county auditors for over TWEEN
ty years. although Auditor Demas Coe
announced Wednesday he would col
lect the fees for this year 1t is prob
able that there are hundreds of dol
lars due the county because of Off
Gals unfamiliarity with the law. 1t
is doubtful, since it has been custom
SO long not to tax these fees against
deputy assessors. if the unpaid fees
are coilectable, either from the coun.
ty officials or the deputy assessors
who have served in years gone by.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-05
R, LANTz ESCAPES
FROM CITY JAIL
Man Is Mentally Unbalanced
and City Is Secured by
the Officers.

Fearing that Ralph Lantz, the Milton
young man who has been confined at
the county Jail awaiting admttance
10 Eastern Indiana Hospital, who es-
capped from the county bastile early
Wednesday morning, would secret
himself somewhere and attempt sui
eide, the city and county authorities
redoubIed ordinary efforts to recap
ture the escaped inmate. At late
hour not even the slightest iniorma-
ton as to where he had gone to af-
ter leaving the Jail was gained by the
authorities.
Lantz walked out Of the Jail about
6:15 o'clock Wednesday morning. hav-
ing been given the liberty of the cor
ridor, for which he had begged.
His Absence Noted.
IL was not until the breakfast hour
that his absence was noted by Turn
key. Sam Roberts. Sheriff Steen mott
fled the police and Marshal Drischcl
Of Cambridge City. as it was thought
that Lantz might return to his father S
home at Milton. The sheriff and his
deputy. Oscar Mote. made "A search OF
the river bottoms, pawn shops and
other places in the city whore it was
thought LantZ might make for Pawn
brokers were all notified not to dc
business with any men desiring loans
on watches until after notifying the
authorities.
Sheriff Steen was much worried over
tho escape. II is the sixth one since
he took the office, but the first one
for which he takes the blame, and he
does not accept ali blame even in this
case. because. he said. he felt sorry
for I.antZ who is mentally unbalanc
cd. and had made 1t possible for him
TO have privileges not accorded reSu'
lar inmates because of his weak men
tai condition. The sheriff had given
Lantz the privilege of sleeping in the
unoccupied women's ward, which also
allowed him the privilege of walking
about the lower corridor and not mix
ing with the regular inmates. Lait2
had been In the habit of getting NJ
about 6 o'clock and awaiting break
fast by sitting in the corridor
Today. catching sight of the keys
To the jail yard entrance, Lantz
when the turnkey was not watching
quickly took advantage Of the opportu-
nifty. He left without his overcoat
or other belongings. including a con
siderable wardrobe. which his rela-
tives at Milton had sent him at the
Jail. IL was found after his disap'
pearance that he had changed his soil
cd underwear.