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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

ifer og 9re05anoler Ricoloi Gbri-
itenien ira aar6 ieiIeoe Der ira o.
biem meO nogIe tore aiiroe 9rso,
f9ntreoe / ben it9rfe Storm 9oo.
ben, % Gbriitenien piIoe uoen 6oi0I
oGre orltfnet. oeriom life 8 roife
5iifere og 2anoboIsmpno, nemIig
Scope Sepien, Scope 0ieIien og
Snitfipr ira gars por ile6e bom til
9iaIp og beIoigois fit BAN fat %
op / oeres gaao.
Ser / aar6iuno. boor apntrin.
aen itrafs iaas, teIefonereoes eie6Iif-
felig til 2lors, % 9ooO % @ono.
fob fon itrafs til 6ipGp. iaa oct
Iptfeoes oeion at iaa NicoIoi Gbri.
itenien5 9noo bierget.
Qe brape ~aareiiifere forItaar at
bnunotere en- 9oao og cr 6urtiae /
@enoingen.
gnbcnrnd. 1862 Stbffcr Sorn.
f0rg. 5~ilisrslen til 9abenroa 8opg.
farnntene bar i Be iioite 8 Gage p9.
ret ooeroroentlig tor. iwfrioer g6iem-
6nI". Sra 3irsong Morgen Sen 3.
til Senona Worgen Ben g.. San.
er ser nemIig anfommet ialt 1862
arentlirer til anitnIten. eff 5oI, iom
finn en- eneite Sang bar opret oper.
truffet. nj bet t~iIfsrte ao9g er
1860 Stpffer onfommet ira aaI.
borg, f02 fra asiens, 164 ira Col.
Ding oe 326 fra Gsbierg.
En1et pno BET I a~nrantpnen re.
naeren0e 9p91 er FOR Chen gnoet
en- ltbetpoeIig6eo op og uogsr / Die.
bIiffet Sc psf. at Sen inmIeoe
Silfsrief.
Hbms. aarsififtet. : gomGe 9o.
&c bar Rptaarsniten Of en- meget
uroIig geifaffenbeb fer poo Zen.
Ter bleo Oreoet De fnaoeite 9sier.
goabe urge og gamle fIp6te iig no.
og off / itsrre ener minore Selifa.
Der ira Srs til Sus Tor at snife
.alPoeIigt Rutnnr, Oueraft fan0t
De aabne Gore % ct opffet Safe.
bor6. so flere Ser fom / aftenens
Sob, 10 itsrre SGre par BET. Nen
BET fan life npgtes, at mango ben
pan aftenen hlep oueritaoiae al be
npote griffeoorer; tbi ser par no.
turlignis fun fan, Der loo Jig nsie
me6 anffe og SuIefaae. enfeIte Oreo
omfring belle Ratten. Ru er
6enne Sfff = eaer Tiff, alt ION.
man tager oct - ligeiom iaa man
ge andre gnmle Sfiffe | Serb meo
at foripinoe. enfeIte nf Be 9Glore
bei6ger Del nof en0nu 0aboer og
gefen6te Rutaorsnften, men nogen
olmin6elig 7rogen omfriua iom /
qnmle 7aae er Ser fife mere Gale
ON, / bpert 6aIo life pna ben ip0li9e
Del al Zen. &c unae inmles | Ste
bet FOR til Cans, og nnar BEN er
%iliittet. er Rntaarslsierne forbi Tor
oenne Sang. Sanleoes off BET oe.
iaa nfoigte R~ptanrsaften.
SnbbDegerantallet er after gnnet
neo. 6or en- Wenneifenloer
iioen oar ser enonu f0-1200 Der.
Toner ber; / 1905 bar Ser $40, og
M err ser finn 800 ian pei. Goo
Ssnoerlnnoet bliper Der, iom 9ioen
gaar, mere og mere tomt. San mart
Ssmpnbene bar faaet beres Stpr.
manosefsomen, fommer De ii9loent
biem, og Be, Der glitter iig, boiet.
ter iig / en- enpr anoen itsrre Sapne-
bn. Ssl9en er, at flere 3uie itoor
TONNE, og at Der | mango fun Dor
en- eIer to pIore B~erioner. Gor
bpert plore Wenneife, Der 6sr, bIi.
Der Der npiten Ell 6us le6igt. Get er
6orbolo, Der er bel ififfeoe til at
oeffe triite 5onfer meo 5enipn til
SremtiSen. 5orbaabentlig fommer
Der BOG igen en- Opgangstio for Dor
fife q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

for Heiten poIoe anuOer nof enonr
isr 5oruaret mel0er Jig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03
Gil g RrerIsn.

Ger fpitteret. lie abl. Nr. /
gerona, Nebr, 9etbonia oanif eo. sIrtb Mtgb. ". g.. Si.
monien, Cars Sanien, !. y. Simon1erL Is. J. YeterleIt
bper 81; Sans anuoien, Ifotb. Brandt bper 81; 8. y.
s. 6. Sanien $3.50
GoDal, Soma, 9et5le6ems Nigb.: Sones 9telion ". u.
Sersil0, s. @rsnbecf. Gbr. anoerier, 6. g. 9ngeoorn,
5. 9. Sielm, y. 8. u. 9%nlri0ler, ). y. 9enOritlen,
". y. ~Noien0abl U. ). Gbrltenlen, Baltl g. Sect
6oer ST; :. 8. 3ulleooarO, 96as. g. 69rltenlen, 6.
0. Gbriitenien, @eorg SageOorn, SDer Sesper'en, :.
6. Senien, z. ). 6ielm ". $. So6nion bOer 90 GentS
Rlainbiep, Aebr, 9etbania Mob: aorl W. 9nnen,
W. 8. Gasmusien, Sans Niclien 70. 50; Sens Gar.
len, Mrs. $. Rasmussen, z. Wortenien bo. 81; !. IS.
Aa5musien$3 s.. :. @onien, Sans !. Anoerlen, u. 5
9tieien 10. $3.50; Soiepb &aslnnsien, 9ennie9tasliis'
len. ellie ,Sobnion, Mrs. u. u. Eeterier, Sans Better.
len. Mrs. Mnrcus @briitianen, aorl Soban.
ief, elmer 8asmusen, emalo 6asnlllslen, u.
6. Hnsnnsien, eao Sobiion, s. 3. 6asielman, arel
u. Semen, 9oia Senien, Artber Sebnlon. elter SoQn.
ion, Sobn Semen, 5. 6. Rosmislen, Z y gtasnllisleii
Sobutnes SEMEN, Mrs. 8. s. Sobnion Glireo Fan..
len, Minnie Aelion. Artbur EauIien, buer 30 Gents; y.
". Gasmusien 50; s.. Raulien 81 .50.............,
0%ortbiiel0, 9iinn. sUf So; Ban. :. Simonlen "
So3elpooo. Miinn, Sn1mafuels Utgb. Who'll 4Iellen %
apin0eioreninqen boer So; Sens Anoerien, Vioos 9on.
len. Sans an6erien, Gasmus 0ls1er, u. VI. 9aoen, 6.
9ieGen, Grit Dtnbre, 9tiels 9. Sanien. Yeter Nroof,
). 90. 8eterien. An0reip Sorenlen 30. 81 anore1p
Nienen, Sans s. 9tiellen bO. S1.oOi Mdos anoerlef,
Better 9orup, 9erfel y. Feterlen, Alels !, Alellen,
,Soroen Is. Sopp, Sgren Niellen, 9tiels y. 3delett
Magnus 9anien, Sans Sepien Gilbert Niel1en, Nellp
9ieier beer 5Ot.,........ ....-t...t...e....
Gutter, So, 1ebr, 3ions @io6.: 8. 6. 4eterIen 81; u.
3. Rielien, Ssrgen Niellch eoptn Silro, sat U
Sonien. n. Mortenien 81. Cars 9iasmusien 9efpis
Noberten boer ST; Senrp u. Iobertien, Carl @.g2obr.
Mobert :. 0iortenien Or, Martin Q9aolen, 9tuoolf
Sonien, q. :. 4n0eren, Sobn Senior, Wall YUM,
SIR. Nielien Gbr. Diaoien, Gbas. Wobr, 3. %. Arp,
2. 6. Waoien, elmer 8eterien boer SOC; W. y. Mo-
bertien, 6. 6. Nobertien, g. $. %gtobertien, !. % ao.
berticn bper 25c :.
giocine. @is, summarizes D. eo. Intb. Nab. ..........
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

Or0. Nebr, Mrs. u. q. SEMEN ........."....
2inoiab, Nebr, Raft. q. Hosmusien og 6nmilien =.
y~tortbieIO, Minn, ira apinoeioreningen ..........
Guiding, g8is, fra auinoeioreningen ..........
@eitbroof, NE, Den 6onife ep. -ltfb. llngoonsiorening.
9~eresfor0, 2. Cat, @illp 9arien ............t.
0annebrog, 0ebr, $. Beterien ...............t.
Guiding. 3e6r, 3. .. 9eterion Gamlet al SsnoagSgg)
9enoiba, 8is., apinoe al II. @orie Mgb ............
Tacine. @is., Snmanuels D. ep.sIutb. Qigb. ..........
G;Eontotor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

til Sfoleforeningen itige meo 100
Brocent eaer mere, iaa bar bette in.
gen getponing.
Gn SnObDoeIic. Gn befenot oonif
Mono / geoIte0 Soon mootog for.
leoen / ct me0 nsiogti9 og tD0elig
aoresie foripnet 9reo en- Sno6D-
oeIie til at oeltage / Zen tnife 8or.
enings @ener1lforiamling hos @eit-
gioer BORT / Ober Sers0nl Stations-
fro 9srongen ben 7. San. 8aoGogs.
oroenen itoo: geitpreliesoaIg, 0rsf.
telie ~oe0rsrenoe en- 5ore0ragsaften,
Hegnifobet o9 forifeIliat. SnobpoeI-
len par u6goaat ira o9 unoertesnet
al 8eItprelien.
p0m."s 8iemmel5mano bar bebt
Reoaftionen 40 oenne 8ei meoOeIe
Sno6D0erne, at ban life fun16e tage
en- iaa0an Snobp0eIie til 6oIge, og
at ban for 5remtioen frabeoer Jig
Ii9nen0e SenoenoeIier. Oct er fun
at ipiloe Bapir, 9Ipf. Genge og
Sio til ingen Spite.
Gn Srnicl. geo 8olfetpainqen 8.
1. December fom iii. .Mm." Den
tpifiinoeoe Gaaingsmono ct Steo
i 6aoersIe0 amt inO i en- 9onOe.
9aaro for at uofpI0e Ipainasforte.
ne.
Ia ban fom til oct SperasmoaI,
Der peorerte DC ifoIepligtige gsrns
tpife 8unoifober, 6po0eoe 5a6eren,
at bans Bern life par BET tpife
Sprog mpgtige. Get iamme maatte
iiges meo 6enipn til 5ieneitepigen.
5bt Oa Der / Gfteraoret par Sno-
foarterin8 pna @aaroen, isate 6us-
6onoen at fna gigen til at gipe De
tpife Soloater 5orfIoring; men oct
oar bun life / StanO til. font bun
bar ira 5lensborg amt og bar be.
ieet en- inf SfoIe / So 4nr.
De buroe gan / Suangseiter-
ifole, til De bar fpIOt 90 aarl roabte
Den paagploenoe gmbeosmano, mems
bans Zine ifso 2pn Of patriotiif
Sn0ignation, oe ban barmfnpienoe
gif lin Bel.
Sanife Sprns Seltaselie / tpife
Sfplefeiter. 2nnoranoen / Senoer-
borg 6efenotggt fslgen6e / areos.
blooet:
o6or at meoe ben 9oipl, Der er
bleOen uotaIt til mig, % for ioa
oiot muIigt at forebDgge Straffe
Tor Sfoleforismmelie, benpiier jeg
areosbe6oerne o9 / S9roeles6eo
Sfolempn0igbeoerne til, at iamtlige
Born ifal Oeltage / ole Sfoleieiter,
iom aibolOes / unoeruisningstioen /
Sfolen, % IigeIeoes / SfoIeunoer.
oisnineen."
Setting Sogn. 6pjSlSer. (Qbbpit.)
Den 81. Sanuar fplote 9poer g6ri-
itenien / Seb6eleu SO Anr. Gbriiten-
len bar, Ga bette ifripes Den 10.
San, fuloitGnbig raft og rerig og
iao 6uer Gag oeo lin gppeitol. San
par Iige iaa aanosfriif, iom ban par
Iegemsiriif; ban I9ite innleoes bOer
Dag i'm aois. oo oct flare6e ban
enooa uoen 9riaer.
g6riitenien, Der / lin Sio par
8iener oe0 Sertugen af ailguiten-
borg, bar troos bette altio opret
Ell goo oonif Mono, Der pioite, boao
ban ifDlote lit 2nnO og lit 5olf.
San bar life cen Sang monglet peO
ct galg, og oct er bans Saab, at
ban enonu engang maa faa 2eilig-
beo til pao Sen @oo6e at ofl9gge
ct gi0nesbpro ON lin 9anifbeo.
gabenraa. Gn bjemipst 5amilie.
GSmb.D SfpoeteItejer g. 5ries /
S~lotsgaoe FER i gpen mnotte / 5ior
CONNER brinees til Slespig, oa
fan aaereoe / lang lib baooe oiit
Som nm Siu0s5nnp 00prpAp fpn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03
Gil Sapanm isiionen.

Sr fnnpret 10 0bI SIR / S306S 06
Nocine @is. Snmanaels0fabs 2 9srns 0uurtaloiier $50
Oi4foi4 isis, De unge aoinoers misunderstanding
mt sriSes. Did. ). 3. Senior til en- airfe ........ 100
1Rc 9rioes, mid, 5. !. Senien .......~....... 100
Ruffin Rebry l~aeniq5eoea % Oens lln0oOm til en- ahe 10000
Gbicooo, 3a, y. MIfelen til en- STRIFE .,.......... 800
g6icago. 81, 96ag.0 9ielim til en- airie -. $500
GbiaoO, 81, @etbiemane Digb.: @iiS 9ertbar 0ut5n
G5iaaO, ST., Better s. ein0en 49,. ..-.4... 500
Omaha. Nebr4 0orie @Ortenien iii 9%psaesrunO. -. 800
Spencer, Soma, Sans 2arien .....s............ 800
&5cfbrOof ne, ira llna0ontsiore. til en- STRIFE -. 2t25
0in6ap, Nebr, Boit. 81. Aasmusien og 5nnilen 49,. 800
9hnOop, Nebr, Pot u. aaSmnsien til ben nplg tsbe
Gort5fipIS minn. fro Qpiubeforeninoen .... 500
hilbert Sea. Minn, 3. 6. aemer til en- Strife 49,. $50
s,sf5t. efa' p %i"s stu ; b.n Il s ss. istD. 'il6 MISUNDERSTANDING 900 200
epOia Rielen, Carrie 9anien, @brnine 9anien, Dia'
re geterien, Que Z. anoerien. 8. ). . eHen, Senrp
Sanien, Nlorp Sonien, anna anoerien, anna 9erteI-
len 9per SOC &c aage: S Sr { y e5e 5, an. 70. g., 625
Bibelm 9ielien 25c til en- airfe ....."........ 175
sPrifir. Nebr, gernenes Offer til en- Strife ........ 1900
geresiorO, z. Gof, @ilp 2oriea ....."..-... 800
66icogO, 81, @Olaafba Mgbg esn0assifole til en- aife. 800
Rocffor6, Sa, Soius Beef til en- STRIFE ............ LOO
gerono. gebr. q q. sinlonen .............. 1000
Donne6rog, Qebr, s. Getrien I'll en- STRIFE .......... 800
a usS RI go Soma = DpisHonsfOreninagn peb moorbea6.. 5000
2ocine, Mis, SnmoneIs D. eoslnfb Mgb. ........., 5000
aiaammen. $8l5s11
aiIlsbenbeubeitter
Scr fotteret, lie abl Rr. 4....3-.w...:..... $11635
sesona ssbry eet HSa,h 3 AK. E ( @ Rob. y y = simOnfensi; 100
1iliammen. 49,. $tt835
I'll s6emisfionen
5sr fuitteret for lie abl. Scr. 3. t........... $3.50
Orb, gebr. Drs. u. g. SEMEN. ................. 30
5iliamaen. -. $1,000
HetteIie.
5 at 0r. 2. Snorenisiion er $ g Gbritenien, euf,
isis, foiteret 81, ihI bore SnOianermisiionen 81.
5 abI. SIR. 3, 2prerlsn, auoubon, So, err 5re6 Sobnien fph.
teret SOC, ifl p9re Ssren NieGen SOC. 90. Mattbieien itoI pore
81. D2oltbeien.
Blair, gebr, ben 81. San. 1911 Marcus Beet
adsi. for %. fore. b. ep.I. qirfe Mm"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03
aabemraa. Gn bjemipst 5amilie.


GSm6.D SfpoeteItejer g. 5ries /
Slotsgaoe 6er / gpen mnotte / 5ior
CONNER brinees til Slespig, oa
fan aIereoe / lang Sio bauoe oiit
Seen pan Sinosipge. aIereoe lem
aere 3io / 5orpeien baooe 5amili-
en- manttet laoe en- Cater inolpgge
/ Sinosipgeanitalten. Oct Loo imio-
lerti0 til, of bnaoe 5noerens og
Dntterens Selbreoelie gioroe gooe
5remifriot; for noeen 9iO iioen
funoe Gotteren nemlig tages biem
ira Slesoig, og forle0en Dag on.
fom oeino 5aoeren til 6jemmet.
Men oespprra ooreoe @Iaoen | oct
of SfGbnen iaa baarot ramte Sjem
fun fort. Sooeren bar nemlig of
ter maattet fsres tilbage til Sinos-
ipgeanitalten, oa Der after er ino-
tranot en- meget bet9nfelig 8enoing
| bans 9ilitanO.
Marsinnb. Ne6bet fra at brnfne.
Jormiooags ben II. San, 6o 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

@interen laoer oenne Sang pente
pna fla. Soroen bar enonu 90.
SAM npppe NOT pnret buio, og
goitforbin6eIien bar biotil peret al.
oefes regeImpsfig; men ben fan 6n
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-27
MOROCCAN CRISIS
IS NEAR At HAND
Reported Today that Eng
land Is Ready to Make
Naval Demonstration
National News Association

London, July 27.-British statesmen
continued today to shape determin.
ed policy in the Moroccan situation
and important conferences were held
at the foreign office between Premier
Asquith, home secretary Winston
Churchill and foreign minister Grey
The presence in England of King Al
fonso and the knowledge that he had
arranged meeting with foreign min
lister Grey gave rise to unofficial re.
ports today that Spain is gradually be-
ing drawn into the diplomatic tangle
which has already embroiled England,
Germany and France.
Spain has large interests in Moroc-
co. Under the tacit agreement with
France she has consent to French mil
itary patrol, circumstance which has
already proved hateful to Germany.
The tensity of the situation coupled
with the gravity of the British consti-
tutional crisis is preying heavily upon
King George and the kings health is
said to be suffering in consequence.
That Great Britain is preparing to
make a naval demonstration off the
coast of North Africa, was a perscis-
tent report circulated today. Accord
ing to this report the Atlantic fleet
may be ordered to Gibralter, prepare
tory to cruise in water adjacent to
Morocco. First Lord of the Admiralty
Mckenna was in London today for a
conference with Minister Grey.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-27
CITY CANNOT
buy A WATER
WORKS PLANT
Under the Terms of the
Campfield Proposal, Being
Unconstitutional, So Atty.
Lindemuth Admitted.
Continued from Page One.)

system. city sprinkling wagons. depth
OF laying the mains in the streets, re.
pairs to the street upon laying the
mains, supplying meters and repair.
ing broken ones, optional meter or
flat rates, number of fire hydrants,
and extensions to water linese as the
city builds up. and mary other ques-
.tion arose. Mr.. Lincermuth explain
ed the company's intentions in these
matters. The city will demand that
streets which are dug uo by the COM
pany must be replaced in as good con-
ldition as they were found.
f. M. Campfield, the promoter OF
1.-THE company was given a hearing this
morning and announced what the COM
pany would contract to do in case the
administration favors It's proposal. AS
regards improvements to the present
system. he said that the improvements
suggested by expert Maury, who went
over the water works system here,
would be incorporated in the plans Of
the company. There were over twenty
items of improvements proposed by
MIR. Campfield. Increased capacity
and an additional main from the
pumping station to the city were
among the improvements suggested.
Councilman Won Pien was called up
on by councilman Bartel for informa-
ton as to the water bill for an eight
room house on South Seventh street
His bill for 81 xmonths showed me-
ter rent, $3.50 and water bill for 5,25o
gallons $1.31, making a total Of $2.S1.
Under the rates of the Campfield
company he said he would have been
supplied with water for $50 and by
the Richmond City Water Works COM
pany's proposed rates he would have
paid 81.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-27
HALOEMAN CASE IS
GIVEN AN AIRING
Two Negroes Sentenced at
Eaton and the Doctor to
Be Tried Today.
palladium Specially

Eaton, Ohio, July 27.-Being found
guilty of adultery in the court of JUS
tice l.. T. Stephen Wednesday after
noon, Robert Bass was given a fine
Of 800 and sentenced to thirty days
Imprisonment in the county Jail. Ida
Keller, the woman in the case, charg-
ed with fornication, has been held to
the next grand jury of the common
pleas court under bond of 500.
The arrest of the couple was caused
by DR.. A. s. Haldeman, former own
er OF Cedar Springs, near New Paris.
Dating back to the time that Halde-
man and his wife parted, Bass and the
Keller woman have been employed as
protectors by Trademarks wife, who is
In possession of the Haldeman home,
"The Cliffs, opposite Cedar Springs.
1t is said that his bitterness to the SER
wants has lately arisen because of the
fact that Bass elected him from THE
Cliffs" when an attempt was made to
see Mrs. Haldeman.
The domestic affairs of the Halde-
mans eliminated a few days ago in a
sensational manner, when it is alleged
he made an attempt to take the life
Of his wife with a revolver. 1t is al
legged he would have succeeded had it
not been for the timely arrival of Will
liam Hartrum, of this city, who heard
screams Of Trademarks wife and ran
to her rescue, barely in time to wrest
the gun from her husbands hand
A warrant charging assault with in
tent to kill was filed against Haldeman
by his brother-in-law, Charles H.
Leach, and his arrest followed. Halde-
man was given a preliminary hearing
and released on bond of 5000, but was
arraigned again Thursday afternoon
before Justice Stephen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-27

did not believe this to be the case.
Mr.. Taft cited both written and COM
mon law to sustain his contention that
no monopoly could exist in terminal
facilities at Controller Bay. He points
out that mud flats separate practically
all the dry land from the deep water
channels, the intervening strip of silt
being from 2 to 31a miles in width. un-
der both common and federal statute
law belongs to the United States and
neither bridges or viaducts can be
constructed over it without permits
sion from government. In conclusion
the president declares he is in full
sympathy with those patriotic citizens
who would protect all United States
property from corporate control but
he deplores malevolent .scandalmon-
gering which embarrasses progress
and prosperity.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-27
WILL INCORPORATE
A TRACTION LINE

Articles of incorporation of the
Richmond and Indiana traction COM
pany will be adopted this evening at
the meeting Of the eighteen represen-
tative business men of the city who
have determined to promote the con.
struction of the line, which will con-
meet Richmond with Portland. Elec-
ton of directors and officers also will
take place. The policy of the company
will also be outlined at this meeting
which will be held in the Commercial
Club rooms.
The company, once formed, will pro-
coed to the preparation of a tentative
franchise and determine on the route
The survey will be made some time
this summer in all probability.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-27
WILL OFFER CITY
FEW SUGGESTIONS

At the meetin gof the water works
investigating committee of the Com.
mercial club on Wednesday different
features of the proposals of the Rich
mond City Water Works company and
the E. NJ. Campfield company were
discussed. No definite action was
taken. 1t no doubt will offer sugges-
tons on the need of an additional wa
ter main, better fire hydrant rate, low.
er minimum rates provided for the
consumer and not to consider enter.
ing into contract of purchase on the
claims of a guaranteed percent OF
profit. The committee will demand
free water as at present, and that
there will be no meter rent charged.
A fair optional purchase clause will
be demanded.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-27
MANY Want ApK|NS
Forger-Bigamist Is in Very
Great Demand.

Nearly every day, Superintendent
Gormon, of the police department, is
receiving letters from the police of
other cities asking about, requesting
and even demanding the custody of
Peter P. Apkins, thine forger-bigamist
arrested here some time ago and now
held at the county Jail. pending trial.
This morning there was a communica-
ton from Chief c. B. Bowen, OF Mer-
idian. Conn. police. stated that APP
kins forged chack there for So. 50
getting away with the entire amount.
The letter said authorities of Meri-
dian would send a man to Richmond
after Apkins Immediately il he would
be surrendered.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-27
WILL Be INSPECTED
New Bank Opened to the
Public Saturday.

On Saturday the new building of the
Second National Bank will be thrown
open for public inspection and it is
expected that thousands Of people liv-
ing in this city and county will visit
the building, by far the most beauti-
full in Richmond and one of the hand
soonest structures in the state The
building may be inspected Saturday
afternoon from 2 to o'clock and in
the evening from z to 9 o'clock. The
bank will be formally occupied by
the bank on Monday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-27
CHICAGO GRAIN
HIS BUNKIE SKIPS

While attending his fathers funeral
in the latter part of June. Marcus Rob-
erts gave Harry Deuson the privilege
of his room, 1876 South Ninth street
When he returned Deuson had shipped
with two suits of clothes, silk stock.
ings and several other articles of APP
pareL Patrolman Bundy was sent to
Springfield. Ohio. on Thursday to re-
turn with Deuson, who was arrested
there on Wednesday night. Both Rob-
erts and Deuson are cOlOred.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-27
NAME A COMMITTEE
Y. M. B. G.. Directors Act on
Water Works Case.

Directors of the Young Mems Bus.
mess club have appointed a committee
to investigate the water works propos.
ais Of the Richmond City Water
Works company and the E. NJ. Camp
field company. This committee is
composed of E. H. Harris, chairman,
Willard z. Carr, j. A. Spekenhier. Will
liam Fl. Romey and William E. Rus
sell. The committee will hold its first
meeting Friday afternoon at O'Clock
at the Palladium office.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-27
HEADQUARTERS OF
CHAUTAUQUA OPEN

Chautauqua headquarters were open.
ed on the second floor at the Y. M. C.
A. building. yesterday, the telephone
number being 2259. The plat opens
to old campers on August z, continu-
ing until the 18th. After August IA
the plat will be politically opend
About August Z, the tickets will be put
on sale. The complete program is
now in the hands of the printers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-27
E. BUFFALO LIVESTOCK

East Buffalo, July IT.
cattle-Receipts IS: prime steers S.
50G66o. butchers $665 down.
Hogs-Receipts 100: pigs $7.o0G7.1o.
heavies $7.25u7.35: workers. $7.s5A
$50.
Sheep-Receipts 1900: prime $4.7A
calves-Receirts IS; choice $s.7k
Lamhs-$6.35U6. so.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-27
CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK

Cincinnati, July 81
400; steady to strong
Calves $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts $500: 1Oc higher
Sheep-Receipts 5000; top $685..
Lambs-$7.1O.
Calves $50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-27
City Statistics
Deaths and Funerals,

MOYER-Gerald Meyer, aged eigh.
teen days, died Wednesday afternoon
at three o'clock at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Meyer,
312 North Seventeenth street He is
survived by a father and mother, a
sister and brother. The funeral will
be held Friday morning at ten thirty
O'Clock from the home Burial will be
in Cherry Grove cemetery, near Lynn,
Indiana. The funeral services will be
in charge of the Rec. Mr.. Trueblood
Marriage Licenses.
Carl G. Cutter, 20 years old, to Clara
B. Moser, 20 years old, both of Rich
mond.
Ivan E. Starr. % years old, to TIA L.
Patterson, 90 years old, both of Rich
mond.
Eugene F. Wilkler. % years old, to
Philomina NJ. Bishop, IS years old,
both of Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-27
STORE is SOLD

The Empire Cigar store between
Seventh and Eighth on Main street
has been sold to C. e. Wiswonger of
Columbus, Ohio. former merchant
in that city.