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Arizona republican., 1912-09-21

WANTED - Old rubber, copper brass, cast iron, drop me postal card. Harry Effron, 1153 F. Fillmore. u
Arizona republican., 1912-09-21

FOR SALE-4-room brick new mod
 ern cottage, porch, bath, toilet, electric lights, gas. 738 West Fillmore street
 $10O cash, balance $25 per month Price $2250.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-21

A SNAP-Eighty acres of land with in three miles of Buckeye under the Buckeye Canal. Box 415, Tempe. dg
Arizona republican., 1912-09-21

FARM SNAP-111A acres three miles from Phoenix. In alfalfa and bearing orchard Small house, we'll, etc. Fine soil and location. Low price and terms. Apply owner only. McKee's Cash Store. If
Arizona republican., 1912-09-21

WHY NUT eat good food; cOOked right. The Main Dining Room, up stairs, away from dust and flies
 Breakfast 25c, dinner 35c, $500 per week; select trade solicited. Dinner parties q speciality Try it and be convinced. c A Miller, chef. corner Center and Washington. entrance on Center St fl
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-05
Cultivate Self-ReIiance.

To be self-reliant is to look to ones
self for help In all the affairs of life,
not to be forever leaning upon those
about you. There is great satisfaction
In feeling that you have the ability to
do for yourself.-Clara X. Bayliss.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-05
Reward of Merit.

II see one of our big corporations is
going to do something for it's old
clerks" Good enough! What form
will it take?" well, after man has
been with them Is years, they're 60
ing to give him gold stripe on his
sleeve" Courier-Journal.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-05

Daily Fast Freight Service Between
Paris, Lexington, Versailles, Frank
fort, Georgetown and all Interme-
date Points. Freight Agents Tel
phones: Old Phone 300, New
Phone 300.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07
g nrinnte.

@cmitlcirou (3lnTieIritmabxteH1.
aShrc 6naoiae lheint icbr nerseBIid,
sli iein
ga, ia. mos Tie nidlt im aopt
Ihot, nub i'd IN ben 5iiben babe1,!~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07

JoIae bate. bdB Der g1tie Ieinsm
6ersen ppllsnos 2uft mdhte uno oem
Ri6ter ausfiibrlih srsdblts, ipie feline
i5gGu unb iein Sohn iiber ibn her5u.
fallen nno ibm zine tleine Gumme
DeIbes, bic er alImonatlih aus Der
nlten Deim1ib erbdlten, nit Bsipatt
dbsunebuen pflesien. Jrau Ruh be.
itunb 70 lnnge oarauf ihrem Gatten
ins mort gu fallen, big Der Rjhtsr
iie aus benz Gerihtsioal .ntfsrn:n
Iieb. gmiI Ruh purbs oanH 3u S25
funb BEN aoiien perurtkilt, bic sr
burh isiner 6dnoe arbeit I'M arbsitss
baufs abnerbisnen mub.
dit elmer fuspenoirten Girnfe pon
$50 unb Rotten fam George ban
3anbt bupon un.er Der gebinguno,
bnb .r ben Staub gineinuotis unpers
siiaitb BON ieinen Juben i6iiiielt.
Ban 3nnbt bate iih fir tinsn aln.
seigeaoenten ausgeee5en unh cine 4n=
3aN Wirtbe nm tleine Summsn
als 8orausbesablung fur anssisen &C.
prellt. gr mar i'm polIsn umfans,
asitdnoig uno bat Inn cine GeIegsns
belt. bic a0nisin bss Wefteus perlaHer
su oLrfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07
Gte-GrlanbniRide

Igeter gettenoori, q, 16 @.Siberfp.
i9erfba Gepp. 20, @aioernar Biog-
i,scbn ". Seorid, 32. gs,uroe Sotel
iSinian Epid, %, 915 Gin Ctr.
sGaroa T. @robnm. 33. 7Ss ear'
/ Iisle stpe.
l2alro .. 2eipis. 81, oto.
sSenrn 8oflenidins, %. 6S3 Seonm
/ StraBe.
iIpntiiba Golenmeper, 20, 344 eHI.
ming Ctr.
Ioeurp R. Sspartlep, jr., 30, Glene'
I laHo, ..
ieiuian 0sougep, 80. 38f2 Hedoina
yfpdb,
IsSm 8lued, %, 2i53 Riee Ctr.
ioilian gsuebling, 20, 22l3HieeStr
I@eo. Giebolo, 81, 1920 aosan Ctr
tstellafa. Nseelece. 26. 1445 Bal'
mt Ctr.
lgarl $. Boerner. %. s,nbinnapcIis
l0rnee &. Sobnion. 20. Balnce 3otel
IGbtuoro Aottinsbaus, q, Dst
/ pealtbu.
l0iIie SiIienberser, 10, 1013 Gel
Strnbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07
0ebstrtem.

9tnbreip unb Gbriftina 1rosler.
1906 Gsok 4p., U2dbhkn.
George unb Winnie Woob. 30 Wilf
Strcbk, Rnobe.
Ernit unb Roia 8ebrenbi, 1903
Robifon Moch. WdbGen.
Mnicn unb Worie Braun. 10 peete
Gtrnbs, Rnobs.
MIbert uub Gmnd EIs6ereRoi. 3543
aDNing Mp., Qnobe.
Ri4nel unb Sophie NiilIsr. 1912
g)lnm 6irobe, annk.
Ossar unb Dronees gSohIman,
gartboee, Rnobe.
l0biS unb Gnr0b Gbermeptr. DOT
Gpruee Gtrdbe. 4nobe.
trtb. unb 0ouiIe 1ofsr. Bomb 5ia,
WGp4eu.
Ri4drh unb g<filin Mebldge, NcnD
Din. TlGbdtn.
1cbn unb Gmmn Geib, 1904 1ress
man ADe., Qnnbe.
Charles uno Anna Knapp, 1042
Milfnm Etrabs, WGbhen.
Rotert unb 6tlen Rou. 30l6 GoIes
roin No., RnnM.
! Rebtrt uHb Qouiie Celeri&. 1887
GAttou Ap., Tsdb6kn.
9olob unb atunk 3offmnn, 1850
Wilna@ Strnbe, Rnux.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07
Iesperater Snribe.
Sinbred,er erbenfet in Der Gsan's
id,euRciioens $3.50 in Saar.

Sin oesperatsr ginbreter, nah DER
4niiht Der goli3ei Elm .5dhmann"
Don ausrpGrts, trieb ssf.ern gta6t isin
unipeIcn on Der gogcIiff 9oao tHg9dls
nut 5ils uno srfddffse I'D id;tieR!if
3utritt gu Der Bphnurs oon 6ecrn
5bomas SgaH.
Gr prong oaHn in oas 3immer bon
Ereo. gqan einem Go6n oes our 3eit
in sFloriba tpeileuoeu 5errn Sbomas
y. ggan, fpstts ben iungen Wann auf,
inoem er ibn cine elettriiche glsnolas
terne por's 9eIt6t belt uno 3tpans
i6n nit porgeb1ltsnem Reoolpsr, oos
slettriihe 2ift ansubrebsn.
Sierauf mubte Der junge Ggan duf
aommdnoo pisoer in's Bett, fpdbreno
Der ginbreter bas 3immsr ourtItos
bsrte uno nit $3.50, Die er in ben aIei'
bern Gaan's Flnb, unbebeuigt ieinsn
Ridsua antrat uno ebs bic teIephontih
berbeiasrlfene pcli3ei an Srt uno
Steae mar, l1nsft I'm 8untsl oergdat
pertt)ipunpen mar.
glatforinuneen er9aben, oab Der
gurIhe mebrsre gtunoen In Der uns
mittelbaren Rafborftaft oes Ggans
Ic,su 5auiss sugebratt bate. 5srr
Goon lpuroe ssgen halb fiinf ubrIecrs
uens beraubt uno bereits um Wtitterz
naht mar Der ginbredsr periheuht
tpcreen, fpis er in nas gegsniiberllegens
be 5aus oes GrsHihters 5erris ein@
brshen ppfIte. aubsrbsm matte sr
audi ben 9erfuh. iid Ginsans in oas
bsnahbarse 5aus BON 5srrn 2dprenee
Marlpsn, IT,. su psrfhaifen.
Wlnjor Grdfpforo, Der ehsf Der 0e,
bsimpoIissi, 1T Der aniiht. bdB Der
Ginbreher aus ghicaso itantmt uno
bereiis nit bem sriten Sriihsnss mad
o.r pinbisen 5iabi suriidssiebrt 1T,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07
1ur6 Grbdngen
Nad,t bic seiitesgtitSrte Jran 6mma
Rerrg ibrem sebeu tiH Gnoe.

Grou Gmma perrn. bon 30. 1649
Wonerlp ap<., bic felt Wdi porigen
Snbres. an DerfolsungsDabniinn lei
beRb. in Der SrrenaHitalt in Gonsoietp
iHternirt seipeien mar. mdhte bert in
Der Natt ibrem 9eben elm Gnee.
Die GeiitesssitDrte inipfte iih NIT
einem Bettlaten an siner Gtebleiter,
bic iiber Raht In ibrem 3immsr selais
fen iporben mar. ouf unb purbe ees
itern Mors<u BON Der Wdrterin als
Qeihe aefunoen.
1rou BERN tpor gum sfpeiisn Wale
In Der Mnitalt in longpietp unb mar
bos erte Wol am 10. DsEmber 1910
ais unseblin sebeilt entlaiIen iporoen.
aber bie WabnDorfteuungen brchen
itbr baib tpis6er aus, mas ibrt Riids
itnDuns nan Der auisalt CUR GoIse
hntte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07
SaIe,Sau.

Rad einem beFtiaen Regenfol MAJ
reno Der 9isnitoq Roht mar Der
SpielpIab Der ,g9eos" in Columbus.
8a., erit ssftern Rahmittdg fir ben
sritsu anmpf 3tpiiden Bets" uno
.golts" gu sinem rseuldren Spiel ge.
eiqnet. lIeber ben 9erlauf oes Splels
l1bt fid ein'tpeilen bsrihten, DAT
5duptIing S'8ap fid isfr befrieoigt
iiber Die 2eiitungen mehrerer Retrutsr
ausfprah.
u5rainer" 5nsttns III Der 4nfiht.
odb bic 9erleBuns Des 5dngsrs Wturs
pbp cine leihte lit unp oerielbs aHfanes
Der nGctfien Wphe piebsr poIlitanoi1
bergeitellt isin tpirp. Die anDersn
Spislsr bsfinoen fih pbns &usuaAme
bsi better 9eIunbbeit unb in gutter
iSorm.
ssrant Bancroft ,8ei9Gftsfiihrer Der
rReDs" pirb fih in bieiem Sabre Dem
&lub in Columbus Hiht anihlieRen.
ionpsrn bic oortiaeu finan3ielen NRgez
leeenEeiten lperpen burh 6errn Wlur
islsiIhmann (ShaBmeiiter) srlsbigt
perben. 6err Bancroft pirb pdbreHo
beg Weonats feline aufmertiamtsit ben
9ortereitungen fir bos srIte Spiei
Der .Rens" i'm neuerbouten 9allpart
nibmen, bas am 30. Mdr5 NIT ben
geip gorter r5lgblanbers" (am eiga)
ftattfinoeH ipiro.
SGleubsrer 0ablsreen lit ieBt Der
@in3ige bon ben referpirtsn RetruteH,
Der iih nod niht gum 8isnite gemels
bet unb ibsr feline Nbtpelenbeit bis
isBt niht Die gerinsite 4uftldrung gse
seben tat. Wlan perHutbet, oab er,
aleih nRnbs" Naoea uno Bugs"
Rapmonbs, 81 Grtrobasan3en gsnsigt
lit, bic ben bstreffenbsn oauptliugsn
ihlaflofe Nahte bringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07
IlG npr. u. jraupnsrankdeiten

GinbevfranfbsitsR uuh saattraufbeitsu iaaisrSlos
unb pptrati0nsl lps inter GuraEtte qehrilf. l4lb
girr StraBs. Geiorm MsbtcaI 9ufiutt. Ieuiibs
AttSie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07

Ms i'm striminolgerldt geltfrn
Scrnittna Ser ssal oes nilter Nm
flaae bes GroBoicbitahIs itebellneu
gi,omas siieasmr, 1868 Asabe Ctr.
eur gegpanoiung nuigeruien wiirne,
Iieate cs iih hsrnus, od6 Der Mnee-
tlngte nidt crfhieneu mar, spebbal6
iein Wiirsc Gosparo gincent lid pesl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07
ie 8unoes6eb6roen nit ibm bsitdfs

Die gunoss6sb0rosn nit ibm bsitdfs
tigsn.
Die 3eugenausiagen in benz Worez
prp5sb gs9sn Die Gnrbigs GmmoHs
puroen 9sftern gu Gnoe gefiibrt uuo
Der ian ntrb heute ben 9eihppreuen
3ur geratbuns unterbrsttst peroen.
1as 5rGusnSimmer nib bsi6uioigt,
ire RaiiegsHoFin 4una gea Gllis
Hdbreno zines Streitss erihofen Su
taben. Sic fpuros ifon Dor siuigen
Wouatsn prp3sifirt, beg moroes i'm
;peiten @raoe iibsrfiihrt uuo gu te,
bsnsIdneliher 3uttbausitrufe perurs
thstIt. Snfolgs zines tstnii6sn 6eh.
lers pdbreno Der 9erhdnOIuns ItieB
oas areisgsritt bus llrtheil um uuo
cronete sinen neuen gro3sB an. sJu Der
3piIhsnssit bsFlno fth Die anges
tlaate eeaen Siirsidaft auf frsjsm
TttSe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07
Ape Desm g9Dli3eiSeridbt.

Gin iehr trnuriess Jdmilinlebea
fheini ber bsiohrte .So6n Rnh Don
30 LIZ Glber Gtrabe itinen etittrn
i'm poli3sieeridt eem0Nten 4usfogel
su Uolse 3u fiibren. Rum trnt ais
Anfl6esr oestn ieinen IL Sabre uIten
Gobu gmu Mu@ auf. Der btrtits eiHen
9<rlmin ii Der Meformf4uie in Monss
lletb ttnier ii1 bat unb n0@ BEN Auss
fa9em bsS D1ters Elm 6anlIenaer nnb
ila1esteH Hsriiber Gisorel1sarauder III.
NI NJ giinRi9 IAN III ber 8sts
tan1IIlae 6rau Rn4 BARN. blt iiIf
- llsrtsi aats - l'z
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07
OFFER Der Giienbabn.
Grant Goebler On Der 3Opple SiraFe
Nipeanfreasans aberfahrra nuo
grt6btn.

Ginsn idben lob iano ssiisrn Jrani
Rpeblsr BON Der ltbnnnn Np1b, elm
bel Der Cincinnati lbottoir SO. be-
iEGffisisr 4rbeiter. Gr tpurbe an Der
NiDeouireu5uns an Der 6opple GiraBs
oon sinem 3use Der Ginfinnoti, Sams
iIten & Dopton 9abn iiberfatrsn unb
0uf Der @telIe ssi6btst.
Die Qeihe Durne adb Der Worgue
iiberfiibxt, mo- fpittr Bic Sbentifi5i.
r,tng erfcIste
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07

4nni 5otte, bss laihenoisbitabis
dngtilaat, betannte iih seftern nit
einpiniguna oes Staatsonpolts oss
thGilihen angriffs ihuIDis unb ipurbe
su ishs Mpnatsn 8efdnsnib psrurs
.heigt.
asuis ion Die gsrbnnolung ssesn
rem forbiaen grieitriaer 2lrthur s..
Etesrorb beginner, Der unter Der aln.
tlaue itehi, am l3. Oftpber b. Z. in
b<r 3peise goltoffice an Der s. uno
Bdpfniler Strabe. BEN 8eriun ss.
nnht su baben, ben poits Snipettor
Is. Il. Nirosspe su erichiebsn. Giefporo
,tcnb lanse 3.ii unter Usrbadt. Sch
Wriefe ibres Snholts btraubt su baben
ngb an oem beir. 1ase bate ibn Der
ssnipefior nnrf sinen rsdrtirtsn 8rief
ouf friiher Ihat srtuppt. Als er ibn
|Dann fir perhoftst srtldrte. Sea Sten
Orb einen Repolper uHo 4dtie Birosene
trf4oigen, spenn er nidbt reftseiiis
|tnfndffnet iporben man. 6uIls sr fret
latipro3en ,perpsn lolltt. iperben lit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07

mir f0anen TN Riiden IOpobl
ME n ben Htinta Iobm iein. nno sin
ldbn,er Niiden III isbr fhmersb6ft,
dber es In Elm TlnsteIsQeiben. ct.
5asobs Dtl beipirtt eine roIdhe Ru-
bnrA feine m6rus unb isiHen R6rlsHs
hsH giuilub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07

Die quite Jrfunoin.
Sd tam niht iinaen, psHn meiu
Wonn unireienn it,"
| .0u bait ibn alIo bod aus aisbe
| etheirathet!@
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-09
PEASANTS OF RUSSIA.
They Can't Read and Have to Rs Aided
by Signs and Symbols.

Ih0y CANT Heao and Have to Dc Aided
by Signs and Symbols.
All Russian shops have signs indicat-
ing the business carried on within
them. Most of them have paintings
describing the articles sold. For ex-
ample, outside the fishmonger's is a
large picture of fish; outside the butch
ers. Of meat; outside the poulterer's.
of chicken and game; outside the tea
shop, OF teapots, glasses and saucers.
Houses are painted red. green, yell
low, blue, so that the peasants may
easily differentiate them or explain
the way. Trains are sent off by bells
at the station because the peasants
cannot read the time tables The first
bell, one chime, is quarter Of an hour
before the train starts; the second, two
chimes, Is five minutes before, and the
third, three chimes, means the train is
starting
At postof1ces men are employed to
write letters for peasants or read them
alta fixed tariff: For addressing an en-
velope, one farthing; for writing post
card or a short letter, penny farthing;
for writing a long letter. twopence
halfpenny. and for reading a letter
aloud. one penny. Every pillar box has
a picture of letter on it, so that the
peasant may know it is the place in
which to drop his postcard or his en-
velope. Russia Is, as a rule, free from
billboards, because the peasant cannot
read.-London Family Herald.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-09

v. Non.residence notice.

Company. Non-residence notice.
Be II Known. That on the 2Srd day
OF August. 1912. the above named
Plaintiff. by Gardner. Jessup & White.
Attorneys, filed in the office OF the
Clerk OF the Wayne Circuit Court her
complaint against said Defendant In
the above entitled cause For Partt
ton. OF the following described real
estate. situated in the City OF Rich
mond. OF Wayne County, State of Ind
lana, to-wit:
Being lot number Eighteen 1S) ex-
cepting thirty-nine 1897 feet off OF the
entire north side thereof OF John
Smiths Addition to the City OF Rich
mond: and also forty-one (sD feet off
of the entire side OF Lot number
Twenty-three l2sl in said John Smiths
Addition TO said City OF Richmond
and for the enforcement OF lien
against said real-estate In favor OF the
said Catherine Hoerner upon judgment
by her recovered against the said John
J. Hoerner. together with the affidavit
of a competent person. that said De-
PENDANTS are not residents OF the State
OF Indiana
Said Defendants. John ]. Hoerner.
Katherine II. Hoerner. and The John
c. Roth Packing Co. therefore are
hereby notified of the filing and pen
dency OF said complaint against them
and that unless they appear and an
swer or demur thereto. at the calling
OF the said cause. on October 18th.
1912. q day OF the next Term OF sale
Court. to be begun and held n the
Court House in the City OF Richmond.
on the first Monday Of October, 1914,
next. said Complaint and the matters
and things therein contained and al.
legged, will be taken a. true. and the
said cause will be heard and dster.
mined In their absence.
Witness, the Clerk and the seal Of
said Court at the City OF Richmond
this gard day Of August. 1919.
(SeaD George Matthews.
Clerk OF Wayne Circuit Court
OF Indiana,
JESSUP q WHITE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
aug 2s-sspt -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-09
A LOAD OF DAINTlES.
The Prize His Feat of Daring Won Fer
the Hungry Soldiers.

The Prize His Feat of Daring Won Fer
the Hungry Soldiers.
While a large Cuban force. before the
outbreak Of the Spanish American war.
was besieging a town held by the Span
iards the officers found 1t difficult to
get any variety in their daily bill of
fare. General Frederick Funston. at
that time in the Cuban service along
with other young Americans. describes
in his book. Memories of Two Wars.
some of the diversions" by which deli
cacies were obtained-or not, as the
case might be.
Time hung heavily on our hands. but
We had some diversions.
One night Huntington made a lone
hand raid on the town. He crawied
through the Spanish lines, roamed I'M
challenged through the streets and
came back with a fine turkey.
Inspired by this feat. Colonel Carlos
Garcia's negro servant. who had known
the town we'll in times Of peace. begged
his chief for permission to enter and
try to get a supply Of Spanish deiica-
cies from the abandoned stores. Per-
mission was reluctantly given. and the
plucky fellow set out on his perilous
errand
He wormed his way through the
grass. crawied under the barb wire en-
tanglements, reached the center of the
town and effected entrance into a gen
eral store. Inside 1t was pitch dark.
and he dared not strike light. but by
feeling about he found lot of prom
Using cans and put them in a sugar
sack that he had with him.
Handicapped by his heavy load. he
found returning slow and painful as
wen as dangerous. but finally, after
an absence of five hours, the exultnnt
negro placed his load at Colonel Gar
cia's feet, whose friends promptly gath
cred to see the result of the raid and
mayhap to partake thereof
By the light Of a campfire the sack
was quickly emptied of its contents
eighteen cans of house paint. If there
was any one thing that nobody had
any use for in those days it was house
paint. The subsequent proceedings
were appropriate to the occasion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-09
MILTON, IND.

MILTON. Ind. Sept. 9.-Jas. Fergu-
Ion. who has been in Indianapolis with
rsends the last week, returned home,
Saturday.
Mrs Harry Hancock and children
who have been the guests of the Rev.
md Mrs c. II. Pinnxck returned to
inefr houss at Louisville, Kentucky,
Saturday.
The registration vote here, Friday,
VAS smaller than the first. Some of
lhe precincts fell far short of what
hey ought to have bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Deck, of west of
nwn, were greeting friends here, Sat-
rday and trading.
Jesse Revelee had o sale Of personal
property, composed of stock farm i'm
Elements and household goods. Satur-
lay afternoon Col VIII Flanagan. of
esaasrssfils cried Ne saae.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-09
ENGLISH INN NAMES.
Some Of Them Are as Quaint as Their
Origins Are Queer.

Some Of Them Are as Quaint as Their
Origins Are Queer.
Many explanations have been given
Of curious signboards for inns. The
Goat and Compasses is supposed to be
corruption of a motto set over inns
during the Puritan period, Good en-
eompasses u.s." Bag of Nails of "Bac-
chanals." Why Not and Dewdrop inn
are described as invita- tons to the
wayfarer; Bird in Hand and Last
House, or Final, suggestions that he
should not waste his opportunities to
hnhibe
The Bull and Mouth is said to be a
corruption Sf Boulogne Mouth, captur.
ed by Henry VIII. Bull and Gate, 1T
is suggested. may possible be similar
vuigarlsm for Boulogne Gate.
Great battles fought and fortresses
taken are commemorated by Gibraltar,
waterloo. Battle of the Nile, and Ira
falgar. Adnlrals range from Blake to
Napier. generals from Marlborough to
Wellesley, Wellington. Nelson and KEEP
Pei being the most common.
1t Is surprising how many Of the Mel
son inns are buildings three or four
centuries old. showing that the inn
Keeper was prepared to sacrifice the
sign under which he mad hitherto done
business and trusted to make a new
reputation under the aegis Of the popu-
lar hero. "-Westminster Gazette.
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News From Surrounding Towns

Mrs. Green, who has been the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Frank DuGran-
rut and family, returned to Corners
Vile, Saturday.
Mrs. SAINT Muslin and daughter were
lat Connersyille, Saturday to visit rela-
ttves.
Mrs. A. J. Stephens and daughter,
Miss Elsie, who have been guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Connell, of south
west Of town, returned Saturday to
their home at Coyington. Kentucky.
Prof. Voris was at Richmond. Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Connell spent
yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Creighton of near Straughn. Their
daughter, Miss Agnes, who spent the
week with relatives at Straughn, re-
turned home with them.
Park Hess is visiting relatives at
indianapolis.
Robt Hanning spent over yesterday
with relatives at New Lisbon
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Faucet, east of
town, had as their recent guests at
dinner. Miss Elizabeth Bertsoh, of
cambridge City, VIII Bertsch, Miss
Gladys Hamn, of Monroe, Michigan,
Paul and Miss Ada Bertsch, Homer
and thesMisses Ida and Laura Bertsch.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Murley went to
Dayton, O.. Saturday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Fogarty.
VIII Scott and daughter, Miss Ma
hal OF pjnhr,orI CO..
see friends and do shopping
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Faucet of east
of town were among those from this
vicinity who attended the State Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Faucet and Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Bertsch of New Lisbon were
at dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Bertsch Of north of Cambridge City,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aria Lowry and family
returned to their home at sCadiz, Sat
urday evening after a pleasant visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E.
HubbeIl.
Mrs. Chas. Nugent has been spend
ing a few days with her father, John
Wilson and other relatives at Rich
mond.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kimmel entertained
as her guests. Friday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Kimmel and daughter, of Center
vile,
Watson Faucet and Robt Hanning
attended the State Fair
Mrs. F. C. Mccormick entertained
the G. w. B. M. of the Christian
church Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ernest
noty gave fine review of the closing
chapter Of the book, CONSERVATION of
National Ideas" which was the princi-
pal feature of, the program which in
cluded music. The following officers
were elected to serve the coming year.
Mrs. Edw. Wilson, president; Mrs.
Elizabeth Kimmel, vice president;
Mrs. Ernest Doty, secretary; Mrs Ma
linda Barton, assistant secretary; Mrs.
e. P. Jones, treasurer. Mrs. Leroy Kim
mel of Centerville was the c. w. B. NJ
guest.
The Ladies of the Christian church
have postponed their annual fair from
September % to Saturday, October 10.
Harry Hunt has placed a Starr piano
in his home. He bought of Harry Doty.
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Replying to Young Author" Mark
Twain wrote: Yes. Asassiz does rec
ommend authors to eat fish because
the phosphorus in it makes brains. So
far you are correct But L cannot help
you to decision about the amount
you need TO eat-at least, not with GER
tainty. If the specimen composition
you sent Is about your fair usual av-
erage should Judge that a couple OF
whales would be all you would want
for the present-not the largest kind,
Init simpiys GOOD midk1is siasd. whGisA"