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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-25
L.ckaIes.
@pr sdminbIern miro aemarnt.

Set Ginger 3eit reiien mebrere
iunge Deuti9e bier inn Staate Inn.
Der, Die offenbar Die reillen Sn
ouItrieritter uno Sbminoler lilto.
Maem Mnideine nad iinb es ibrer
hrei Die 5uiammenarbeiten, es mo.
gen aber aud pier iein. @emoh1t-
lid eeben tie iib fir 4er5te ODER
3obn1r5te aus, lie treten dber audj
alg Mrbiteften auf nno lpabrldeili-
Ii1 aud nod IN anoern &apa51ta'
ten. Muh oie Namen ideinen lie
inter eiuaroer gu medieln. Sbr
heliebteftes Manoper 1T, oaB ne
Dem 8etreffenoen, ben lie be-
Idminoeln mollen, cine 3ulbrift oes
oettiden &oniulats in Gbtcago 6eI-
gen, aus Ser berporgebt, oaB Der
ssnbaber i'm aoniulat $4,000 gu err
beben bat. Muf oieies 9ofnment
pllnlpcn lie 6anll ben 9etreffenoen
din. Gas Experiment gliidt itets, be-
ionoers, 90 oas ~porgelegte Dofu
ment ben Mnidein boIlfommensr
Medtbeit beiist. Sn Wirflidfeit ut
Sic. Sa1e reiner Sdpinoel. Gin.
fragen beim aoniulat bon 2eilten.
sic anf oie Sade bereingefaean
iino, baben ergeben, bob Die gan5c
@eididte erIoeen 1T. Sic inneen
&prren baben aber aud nod anoere
Metbooen, iie iuden ourh idtpll1-
Delbafte Mn5eigen 2elite out Den
2eirn gu Ioden iuden als 8oaefto.
rem ODER Mgenten irgenowo anal'-
fonlmetL no iie oann Elm paar Gage
fur ibre eigene Eaide arbeiten1
uuo perlege1 iid idliebli6 aud mlf
einfade Sbnorrerei. Seoenfaas ba-
ocn oieie orei boffnl.nespolen iult-
gen !Serren cine gan5e ~geriebenc
@aunerbonoe, Ole idon biele 2ellts
bcreingelegt bat. 8ir baltel 6
oesbolb aud fir uniere 8fli6t, e.
men Seocn Dor oieier freden
neutrality-suspicious. gu marnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-25
watl, 7ln3eise.
Sur Gemmty -StemersK

Die vSreie 9refe1 lit antoriiier'
@errta ]. Frank Gallagher
ais aanoioat fir bas Nmt 6es Stener
Solicitors bon 8egar Gonntp bel DC
beporfteben0en o~emofratifden Brirndr
tunbL an5ufiinoigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-25

Mon6e 2eute ideineu ibre
anfiften nit GROCER <nit gu per.
bergen, Die in @abrbeit feline Boz
ben.
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9 ! a 5.
Die 8unoesbehoroen an Der

Die 0un0esbeborDett an Der
@ren5e boben iest lire -uniinnige
Iusleeung bes @affen= uno Weu1l-
tons ginfubr : 8erbots aufgegeben
llao loifen iest aebensmittel uno
aleioungsitiide poiiieren. Gs 1T Dies
oltf 8efebl BON @albington aus &C.
lheben.
Capt. Seinrid Sdmetbelm,
elmer Ser befannteiten 0eutlben III
Ser @egeno bon aerrpile, uno feline
@attin baben am porigen 91ens-
tag oas Set ibrer eoloenen
Sod5eit gefeiert. Die Seier fallo
auf Ser Experimentation - @and
am @olfs Greet itatt umo es bdt.
ten lid iiber 200 @dite e%ingefu7~
oen. @us Ser garoen @eeenb, aus
aerrpiile, Comfort, Srieori6sbnsg
lrno anoern Srtelt maren 9eIuber
aefommen. Sic @elangpere1re
vgoncoroio" aus aerrpile uno
a2ieoertofel" aug Comfort paren
eridienen, ebenio Die 8apeilen BON
Comfort uno BON 9ipe Dat Grest,
melde our6 lire 8ortrage our @r<
holtllnq ser @aite beitrlgen. Sit.
Ste gansluitieen mar cine Blatform
aufaei6lagen moroen nno es ipuroe
fleiBia aetan3t. Yrofelior 80.
Shmibt iiberreidte Dem Subelpaaf
I'M geor1en Ser aerrpiGer uGoneor-
oion Elm bon Inn perfaBtes Seltge-
oidt, oas nit golbenen 8nhltaben
aeorudt, in einen goloenen &abm,n
einaerabmt mar. Die Samiltc
sdmetbelm gebort gu Ben altelten
g~efpobnern nnierer @ebirgsgegeno,
iie fam idon gnoe Der pier5iger
ooer anfangg Ser finf5iger Sabre
oprtbin. Mm 10. Mar5 1862 per
heirotete iid Seinrih Sdpetbelm
nit SRI. gmilie Stieler, Die ebe'
fons su elmer Ser befanntelten So
miIien iener @egenb gebort. Ser
Gle entipro1ien bret Sobne, n9n
Ben elmer, grnft in aerrpide iino
oie an6ern geiben Bruno nfo
@alter, am @oIf'g Greet ipobnen.
@us fredericksburg miro Der
SOB BON 9eter aiin5, eirlem lang
iabriaeu Bepobner bon Giaespie
COUNTY, gemeloet. gr lit 70 Sal
re uno 2 Monate aft geporoett.
tZ
= Sn 9aaineer lit elm getpiiier
@ia Dunlap, elm befannter &C.
ld)aftsmann Der Staot, NIT elmer
ebeere geitohen uno idlper Der
lrunoet morben. 2amrence Sbiclos,
elm anoerer befannter @eidaftSmalm
galinger's, lit als angeblider Sa-
ter nerbaftet mor6en.
Sssn Der Ndbe BON Stamforo
tuuroe elm Mann Namens S. @.
Moams BON einem Sradt5uge Der
geras Central @abn iiberfabren.
8cioe 8eine muroen inn abgejdnit-
ten. Man bradte i'm nod naf
einem SoipitaI, aber er itarb bafr
nod ieiner Mnfitnft bort.
8eim Meinigen elmer 8iitolc
erlhoB iid in Orange elm iunger
Mann Mamens 2eslie Riggs ans
@oIiao.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-25
Senior und Junior.
@oman bon Sanns b. 3 ..
beItib.
(6ortfebung.)

u9u biit elm &inb, Selene!" meinte
bte iunge Srau, nit Dem Tablett 5il
ibrem Damn treteno. yDu madtit
! Dir 9eiu 2eben MIR lelbit idmer,
9elene, neil gu ME 5ufrieoen bit"
@elene Strlrm iprang auf. n3il-
frieoen tper lit benin iiberbaupt
aufrieoen2 SD femme feinen mirf-
lid 3ufrieoenen Meniden." Dabei
blidte iie i6arf gu Mar biniiber, I'M
oann. als Oh iie fiiblte, bab iie etlpas
Saftloies geiagt babe, Wiagoa Itiir-
mild gu umarmen: Sid natiirlid)
ansgenominen, gu @ute, Gin5igel
Mber es lit aud nidt ieoem Die Sim.
melsgabe bes epigen Seelengleid-
maBes beideert mor0elt, glei6 Cir"
9ie fluge feline Berion mlilte
CANA genal, Dob allb in ser Srelir-
sin Seele oies idone @leidaemidt
in Der lesten 3eit beoenflid ms
S1nanfen gefommen mar. @eraoe
0arum betonte lie es: Iie mollte bic
@irfllng ibrer @orte beohadten.
l1no mirfli6, einen @ueenblid
lsgte es iih mie Elm Shatten iiber bic
ubgeiponuten 3iiee Der iungen 5ran.
glber Damn idiittelte lie Die gmpfins
oung tapfer ab uno e%ntgegnete gallj
rubig. yDas lit mr. Sa1e oes ern'
item felten @iaens, @elene, iib, NOS
Oh ieeliides @leihmaB nennit, 81
erfampfen.1 Sic bate nift oarml
geoadt, oaB oieier Sat ibren Mann
ld)arf treffen muBte. GRIT als lie i6r
ousgelprohen bate, eribraf lie. MaE
bette Die 9aiie, Die er IN Der Sano
bieIt, 6altig auf Die Ylatte ieincs
Shreibtifdes uieoergeiest uno cs
fIang mie cine miberipruhsnoue Or.
gan5ung ibrer @orte, als er ia9te:
.8ieGei1t menn ndmlid bic Ser
galtniiie nidt orn gnoe bod itarftr
lillo, als pirl"
Nnn regte iid in ibr, mas ielten
ser 6oa mar, ein entl6ieoener 8i,
eeripruhsgeiit. .9amn lieber fdm
pien Bis gum lesten, als iid ben-
een!" idloB iie, gu ibrem &affeetild)
5uriididreiteno.
gr 5itdte Die M6ieln. 9elenc
Stnrm aber batte iid i6on iuicoeE
allf ibren Blas nieoergefaltert, lab
i'm nit einem bittenoen Mlisorld
oll, alS poae Tie iagen: 0Sh ipelB,
id, peritebIt mas On meinit - aber
ihmeia'! @s bot feinen 3iped, tie
liebt es bod niht einl" uno meiite
oann lout. u0aB 0u ales 9leid 10
feierIif nebmen muBt, Weagoal Das
giebt slei9 ieoem bingeporfenen
@ort cine geoeutung, Die gar ttld)t
borin lag. SD mol1te ia nllr lageli.
ME iebr es mid betriibt, nm ih
meiB, oaB Cure neue @omfabrt be.
i6loliene Sode lit. gu fannIt ia
ielbft ermeIlen, pie uniagbar einlem
Is oann in mir nno UNI mid miro"
Sic Iprah oie @abrbeit, tpent ltc
betonte, mas iie BEL Der abreiie
Woumqort's perlor. gtur NOR Der
GerluIt mebr pieleibt ell auBerl'-
der, ols elm innerlider: Selene
Sturm Iiebte iiber oles i'll Der Welt
ben aomfort, nu Dem tie BET tbren
| 8ablreiden geiuden BEL Dem iltngell
Baor Witonteil batte, Inn Den re
Moaba beneibete, ben iie III oer eige.
ueli, engen Sdlislidfeit on mellteii
DermiBte.
@eraoe in Der leeten 3eit iuor liz
l
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gnariff amf's 2ebem 5mrindgemieieu.

.9or flint Sabren erflarten stpei
Mer5te, id bdtte MIR nod arDei Sahre
al. leben."1 60 er5dblte Stiaman
Green, Maldite, Sol. sic bebanp-
teten, id miiroe an sdminoindt
iterben. Sd muBte alio ein gntes
Mittel baden uno periudte Or.
Sings Neip DISCOVERY. Sd tat gut
oaron, benn id arbeite beute uno
oas Wittel bat Dem @rab Elm Opfer
entriIien." gs lit uniinnie, an SUI
item, grf6ltunsen, Sals- nno Gun,
eenfranfbeiten gu leioen. MaAt oie
iiherite Sur. 8reis SOC uno $t.00.
Irobeflaide frei in alien @potbefen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-25
Mn Wiitter nnb Sebermann.

SIR f0nnt 9ndlen's Mrnica Sal5e
onmenoen, nm @inoer bon eczema,
@usi6lag, S6urfllngen uno 5dpa.
rem gu beiIen, lopie sic bdufigen
gerlesungen-Sdnitt. uno 8rano.
munoen, Quetldungen etc. nit pet,
fefter Si6erbeit. Nidts BELT lc
idnea. Sir aae @eidmiire unh
@uloen siebt es ni6ts 8eiieres. 25c
heis auen Npothefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-25

Wei elmer am samitag IN
auippa nbgebalteuen abitimHlu 70
fuuroe nit elmer Maioritdt bon 5fp''
sti1umen beidloien, cine ertro-
GhuI5tener bon flint Gents pro
bunoert Dollars fir ben Gtltri''
aus3ufttreiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-25
" /.

Gin Berlht llber 0te urlad9e
ser furhtboren GrpIoiion in Den
Daros Der @. g. 8abn, Die iiber
5fpei Duseno Meniden 6as 2eben
gcfoitet bat, lit nod INNER niht
p~eroffentliht, aber Die unteriufulg
lit 70 gut tpie beenoet. Sobn S.
gnlien, Der Saupt- 81 iielinipeftor
Der Rommifiion fir ben 5miiden
ifaatIiden &anoelsperfebr, uno iein
@ebiilfe baben Die Staot bereits
DerIalien. gnfign erfIdrte Dor iei.
ner Mbreiiet bic lfnteriuhung babe
i'm uber5euet oaB bic gTploi'on
nidt our1 9pnamit, Nitroglpcerin
ODER irgeno einen anoern Spreng~
itoff berbeigefubrt lei. auf ueite.
re MeuBerungen be5iiglih Der uria-
dye Der Grploiion monte er fid nift
einlaiien.
SsSn Der @obnung emile 8as-
qlie3 Gomez finoen our 3eit 9on-
feren3e1 aniIden inn uno bier Ser
rem fiat, Die angeblih 0as arbeiter.
Clement Der merifaniihel1 gebOlfe-
rung repr1fentieren. Die tSerren
Iino a1gebIih aus Merifo gefom-
men, I'm i'm Su betpegen, oab er
5einen GinfIub onipenoe, INN nj
Merifo oen Srieoen ipieoer berslt-
5teIIen.
Die Rontrafte fir ben 8ou
Der San arltonio, l1paloe & @nlf
gabm BON Goiplerton iiber Sines
uub Soroanton nod Ylcaianton iIno
iett obgeidloiien. Sir ben gau
miro bic feiner5eit permeIiene Nonte
benutt iperoen.
4m Dienitag, 5. 2. Apri[,
miro MIeiianoro Bonci, Der CUR 2eit
fir einen Der beiten Senore Der
Melt gilt nno fir ben ein5igen, Der
pirfIid) ais MipaIe garuio's ang.-
ieben iuer6en fam, i'm @roBer
Dpernbaus, unter ben auipi8ien oes
,EuesoaD MuiicaI Club, Elm aon-
3ert geben, nuf oas mir aIle 8unit-
ireunoe gang beionoers aufncrfiam
modem mod)ten. Gs miro ibnut
icIten elm @enuB geboten perosn
ME in 0ieiem &on5ert. Bonci nlilb
pirfIid gang auBerorOentIndes lei
ften, ale 3eitungen, amerifonilde
uno europ1iIde, itimmen oarit iber-
elm. CT befitt cine duberit umfaag.
reihe Gimme, bic babel iebr ihon
uno brilliant geidult 1T. Sein yor-
tr1a ioa mcifterbnft iein.
Seute nbeno giebt Der hes
riibmte ruifiide Yinltiit @laoimir
DC Badmaur, Der iiberaa oos groBr
ta @nfieben erregt bat, elm Son
3ert i'm @roBen Opern-Saus, oas
inter ben Muipi5ien Der aGuesouD
NuficaI Club itebt. Badmain gilt
fir einen Der originelliten nno
aeiltreidften Yianiiten unierer 2eit.
- Gonntag obeno brannte III
nnrlanoaIe oas 5peiitodige Wobn-
bnus bon Ebomas 9apnes ob. Gs
.ipor AIR 9eit Niemano I'M 9nuls
Dos 0aus liegt a1iBerbalb Der ei-
aentIiden s5euer-g renss Der
Gto0t uno dig Die Geuertpebr biit-
fam, mar es idon unretfbar Der.
loren.
Per befonnte abbofat uno
repubIifaniide 8olitifer 6. 8. gre-
remn1 lit ~geitorben. Sein Zoo
marbe ourdb elm &er8leioen berbeige+
fiibrt. or itano i'm 60. Sebens'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-25

9eioer erinnert man iid gerooe
Der Gillee anl langiten, mel6e mar
am i6neGiten pereeiien iollte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-25

Am 8. Mai ioH in Metoria
oos idbrlide grobe Set Der Gel,sr.
mebrleute itattfinoen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-06
UNDERHILL RELEASED
ON GOOD BEHAVIOR

After a conference with Prosecutor
Laid yesterday afternoon Edward Un-
derhill, aged Is charged with public
intoxication was released with the un-
derstanding that he is to be sent to
the Indiana Reform School If ever in
trouble again. An affidavit against him
was filed in juvenile court. The I'm
derhill boys father made visit to
the wine room where the lad secured
the liquor and the proprietor stated
the lad had said he was 81 years old
when he secured the liquor. Upon
hearing this, the father asked that
prosecution be dropped. The authori-
ties agreed to drop the matter in this
one instance, but if other violations OF
the law are found, the limit of the law
will be asked against the guilty liquor
dealers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-06
City Statistics
Deaths and Funerals.

WYATT-George w. Wyatt, aged
forty-six years, died Monday night at
his home, four miles north on the
Smyrna pike. He is survived by two
brothers. The funeral will be held
Thursday morning at ten o'clock (sun
time) from the home of his brother
Ellie Wyatt. Burial in Elkhorn GENE
terry. Friends may call any time.
SHEPARD-Harriet B. Shepard,
aged forty-two years and five months,
died Monday afternoon at her home,
I'LL North Sixteenth street She is
survived by her husband, Edward
Shepard, one daughter, Mrs. c. F.
Kavery, two brothers and three sis
tiers. Short services will be held at
the house Wednesday afternoon at
three o'clock. On Thursday morning
the remains will be taken to Fletcher
Ohio, for funeral and interment
SHELLEY-The remains of Mrs. Ar
thur Shelley, who died yesterday at
the Methodist hospital in Indianapo-
lis will be brought to Richmond Wed.
nesday morning and taken to the home
of her sister, Mrs. Frank Austerman
southeast of the city where short
services will be held at ten O'Clock
Thursday morning. Further services
at Elkhorn church at twelve o'clock
Burial in Elkhorn cemetery. Mrs
Shelley was formerly Miss Captolis
Grimes of this city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-06
How to Renovate Evening Frocks.

How to Renovate Evening Frocks.
Last years dance frock may be cas-
fly renovated and brought into line
with the very latest dictates Of fash
ion. This Is owing to the fact that
evening dress has changed very little
in style since last winter.
If you own a foundation of cream or
pale colored satin have it washed or
cleaned. Then try it on and see that it
hangs right and is Of even length
around the hem.
Let us suppose it has seen good
deal of wear and that new tunic
alone will not cover it sufficiently. In
this case cover the foundation COM
pletely with a rather close patterned
but fine white piece lace or net, which
can be obtained quite cheaply.
Over this arrange a very short tunic
of pale colored chiffon, wolfe or mar
quisette to match the satin, bordering
it with narrow crystal fringe
AS a dainty finishing touch make q
trail of fiat flowers from satin ribbon
in pale contrasting tints or If you pre-
fer it cut out the pattern carefully
from chine ribbon and border it with
gold or silver thread. Applique this
trimming to the bodice and upper part
of the skirt under the tunic.
Last edge the lace covering of the
skirt with a tiny quilting of satin rib
bon and at one side under the lace atfiz
cluster of the fat satin flowers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-06
IN POLICE COURT

Ollie Hayden plead not guilty to the
charge of wife beating before Mayor
Zimmerman in the city police ocurt
this morning and was released on a
$50 bond to appear Saturday morning
for trial. Hayden was arrested yes
terday afternoon at 800 North Fourth
street on the complaint that he COM
mitted assault and battery on Ollie
Hayden, his wife.
Emmett Sprong was given 81 and
costs by the Mayor. Sprong was ar
rested yesterday afternoon while in an
intoxicated condition on the court
house yard. He plead with the court
to be released on his own recog-
nizance, but was refused. He came to
Richmond, so he claimed, about six
weeks ago, and has worked for the
Street Car company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-06
A PEN PARTY.

How to Amuse a Few Friends In the
...z. Evening.
Guessing contests always afford much
amusement ut an evening party. If
the guessing Is all restricted to some
special object. as in the case of pen
guessing party recently given by an
enterprising hostess. the interest is
greater.
Half an hour is allowed for guess
ing the various pens. At the end Of
that time the cards are collected and
revised according to complete list in
dler whose work is pronounced best
receives the best gift, of course.
The following are some of the ques-
lions and required answers:
Name pen belonging to Uncle Sam?
Pennsylvania.
A pen belonging to the novelist
Thackeray? Pendennis.
An English copper pen? Penny.
A pen which writes involuntary pun
ishment? Penalty.
A pen that subscribes to voluntary
punishment! romance.
A sacred household pen of ancient
Rome? Penates.
A pen that writes without ink? Pen
ell.
A pen hanging up? Pendant.
A pen carried by Uther, father Of the
mythical King Arthur? Pendragon.
A famous pen Of Callers? Pendu-
lum.
A pen cherished by Ulysses? Pencil
ope.
A pen that can 60 through thick
walls? Penetration.
A pen found among the birds? Pen
gum.
A pen that writes almost entirely in
water? Peninsula.
A pen that can cancel the supreme
sentence? Penitence.
A Lenten season pen? Penitential.
A pen that admits to any strong
hold? Open.
A pen found on a flag? Pennant.
An aromatic pen found among
weeds? Pennyroyal.
A pen of weights and measures?
Pennyweight.
A pen economical in small matters
Penny wise.
An old soldiers pen? Pension.
A pen belonging to a quietly thought.
full person? Pensive.
A pen always shut up? Pent-
A plane pen with five sides? Penta.
gon.
A pen for poets2 Pentameter
A pen used in writing the Bible? Pen.
tateuch.
A pen among feasts Of the church
Pentecost.
A beautiful marble pen? Pentellic.
A shadow pen known to astrono.
mers? Peuumbra.
A miser's pen? Penurious.
pen seen among the very poor
Perjury.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-06
Diminutive Aztecs-

The feminine direct descendants Of
the famous Aztecs are tiny creatures.
exquisitely formed and refined in fea-
ture. They carry the head with the up
bearing grace of the full blooded In
dian; their skins are not red, but a
clear. smooth copper color that shines
like gold in the sun; their hair Is
coarse and black as ebony, and they
are decorated with bright feathers and
gay ornaments. These women make
the most wonderful pottery that comes
to us from Mexico, for they have kept
the old Aztec forms and decorations in
their art. and they also weave wonder
full baskets and do exquisite embroid-
cry.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-06
A FORMER DOUGAN
COLT BIG WINNER

George Dougan's colt. Badly Nc
Gregor," which he sold at Cleveland
last week to Mr.. John E. Madden of
Lexington, won the Matron stake of
100000 at Pittsburg yesterday, best
time 2:0S. This makes him the third
fastest colt in the world, Colorado E.
being the fastest. his mark being
2:04A, and General Watts, second,
2:06A. This makes Badly McGregor's
mark the fastest at this time of the
year Of any colt living
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-06
TRIBUTE IS PAID
LEE B, NUSBAUM
City Council Accepts Resig-
nation.-Defers Election
for Two Weeks.

Council last night paid high tribute
to Lee B. Nusbaum, former treasurer
of the school board, whose resignation
as a member of the board was accept
ed by the council last evening. A res
olution offered by Councilman Harry
Kaufman, paid high tribute to the
work of Mr. Nusbaum, and expressed
it's regret at the loss of such vaiua-
BILE member of the board. Council by
unanimous vote passed the resolution.
which follows:
"The resignation of Lee B Nusbaum
as a member Of the school board for
the last fifteen years. and for the last
ten years it's treasurer closes the long
est continuous term as a member of
the board, ever held by any citizen of
this city
This council not only expresses its
own sentiment but the sentiment or
the entire community, when it says
the schools of Richmond suffer dis
tinct loss, that will be hard 10 be re-
placed by the resignation of Mr.. Nus
baum.
During his term, as member OF
the board and due to great extent to
his efforts, the schools have achieved
a reputation for efficiency that is not
excelled anywhere in this country
This council wishes to give public ex
preston and enter the same upon the
minutes.
Therefore be it
Resolved: That the mayor and the
city council of the city of Richmond
regret the resignation of Lee B. Nus
baum, as a member of the schoo
board. We wash to thank him for the
fifteen years of faithful public serv
ice, cheerfully given for the best in
terests Of the public schools.
Respectfully,
Harry c. Kaufman.
Under the head of unfinished bust
ness, nominations for Mr.. Nusbaum's
successor were made, two names be
ing put before the council before the
nominations were closed. Wilfred Jes
sup, barrister, was nominated by coun
Gilman King, and following, council
man Evans nominated Walter Thorn
burg, bookkeeper for the John w
Grubbs company.
The nominations were then closed
but an immediate election not being
: deemed necessary, and the wishes O
the two members of the school boart
being that the election be deferred, i
was decided that the election of the
new member be made at the mex
meeting of the council, August 10.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-06
M'MAHAN MAKES
REPORT FOR JULY

The controllers report for Rich
mond for the month of July shows re-
ceipts of s52,365.29 in taxes, added to
the other receipts and balance, making
$68,545.S0 Of this sum total disburse-
ments of $17,623.55 reduced the bal
ance to $50,922.25.
The sinking fund now has a balance
of $15,410,62, the special fund has
$457.77, the street improvement fund
has $6,503.44, the Chautauqua fund
has $s71.92. and the light plant sink
ing fund has $14,245.01.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-06
A Fortunate Chance.

"What I don't ketch on to-" said
Nose Willerby. us how We managed to
make that ottermobile Teller pay "a
thutty dollars fer spillin' a Vaughn
load o. bad eggs. re can't Spite bad
egg. kin ye?"
WAL, ye see," said Uncle Jabez, at
come about this way. When the
smashup come tn air got so full o. that
pesisy gasoline that the condition O.
them there eggs warn't hardly purr.
ceptibis."-Harper'A
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-06
CHAS. MORRIS
SHOOTS WIFE.
AND HIMSELF
Jealous Restaurant Waiter
Goes to Woman's Board
ing House and Opens Fire
with a Revolver.
CONTINUED from Page One)
Continued from Page One)

about six weeks ago. They lived to-
gether at the rooms on South A street
until about ten days ago. Then follow
ing the quarrel over money. they sep
arated. Mrs. Morris had been married
once before and has a son about four
years old at the home of its grand
parents at Muncie. The suicides body
will be shipped to Gas City for burial,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-06
PRESENT REPORTS

The reports of the receipts and ex-
penditures of the treasurers of the
school corporations in Wayne county
are to be examined at a meeting of the
County Commissioners tomorrow
morning. The treasurers of Rich
mond, Hagerstown, Milton, Cambridge
City, and Greensboro have presented
their accounts for approval.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-06
Maxine Her Comfortable.

Hosts Youngest-Don't your shoes
feel very uncomfortable when you
walk. Mrs. Newryche? Mrs. New.
ryche-Dear me. what an extraordi-
nary question. why do you ask. child?
Youngster-Oh. only COS pa said the
other day since you'd come into your
money you'd got far too big for your
boots.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-06
In the Hall of Fame.

His father is in the hall Of fame"
why. l didn't know the old gentle.
han was dead"
"Have to be dead to be in there"
Sure"
well, he is only in there busting thu
busts"