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Cheyenne record., 1913-11-27
Priest Attacked and Beaten by Mob

Priest Attacked and Beaten by Mob.
Oak Creek.-Surrounde by mob
while acting as representative Of the
coal operators, the Rev. Father ]. G.
Meyers of Steamboat Springs was
Leaten here. Fathe.: Meyers says
strikers attacked him. 1t was the first
disorder of any consequence during
the present strike.
Cheyenne record., 1913-11-27
He Had Not.

Prof. - Have you read Lambs
Tales?
Short Ag.-Nope. We have few
black sheep, but dunno as ever seen
q red un.-Ohio Sun Dial.
Cheyenne record., 1913-11-27
Cause Enough.

"Blinks says that he does not be-
lieve in parading ones virtues"
perhaps he realizes that his would
not make a very imposing procession"
Buffalo Express.
Cheyenne record., 1913-11-27
The Similarity.

nc SIHIIdfTty.
IAN author can sympathize with a
criminal"
"In what way?"
Both have to work out their sen.
tences"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-08

Bajo este epfgrafe, Ell Albuquerque
Morning Journal en- una de sus tira-
das recientemente, publica 10 siguien-
tie con relacion d la actitud del Hon.
Harvey B. Ferguson hacia la question
de la lana en- la tarifa. I'll esta basa-
do sobre una communication mandada
por Ell ST.. FERGUSON q ese publica-
cion y lee como sigue:
la posicion que ha tornado Ell d.
putado Ferguson D ~relacion a la ta-
rifa en- la lana sin duda recibira Ia
aprobacion de sus CONSTITUENCIES. No
importa que otra cosa Sc haga ade.
mas, bastante protection deberfa re.
~tenerse en- la lana para igualar la d.
~ferencia entire los cobros de flete de
los estados productores de lana y los
|cobros mas bajos impuestos para las
importaciones de Australia y Sud
America.
de Albuquerque a Boston, por
ejemplo, la proportion es cosa de Ito
por quintal, mientras Ia proportion de
Australia d Boston es de 40c q~uintal
u cosa de diez centavos menos de Ia
Argentina.
"Otro medic en- que Ell gobierno pu'
diera hacerle bien al ganadero lamar
del oeste. serfa dandole libre pastec
en- las reservas florestales, en- las Qua
les SO cobra doce centavos por pas
tear un arnero que produce un me
do de menos que SETS libras de lana
ais ano.
.El Diputado FERGUSON entiendt
todas estas cosas v actualmente est
|luchando por hacerle justicia al ga
nadero de Nueyo Mexico. Tambien
dejemos que Sc entienda que Ell Sr
Ferguson esta en- posicion de blandil
una batalla efectiva, puesto que tiens
una voz en- su propio partido que el
dominante N todos los departamento'
del gobierno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-08
JUEvEs, MAYO s, 1918.
sopRE sus PRoPios MERlTos.

sonRE sus PRoPios MERlTos.
"a CAUSE de Nemecio Delgadillo,
sentenciado 4 ser ahorcado Ell mes
que entra, parece por alguna razon har
Der levantado mucha simpatia sucia.
Fl Albuquerque Herald aparece como
81 defensor.
La declaration que 81 REQ es una VIC
TINA de la tuberculosis en- 81 estado
a~vanzado. no flgura bien q Ia ~presente,
parece haber recibido ratification on
cial, porQue su medico no ha dado gu
dictamen. Ell hombre estaba enfermo
de pneumonia al tempo que fue reno
vido d Santa re, pero los reportes pa
recen indicar que 81 ha recuperado Y
cada dia Sc siente mejor. Fue convic.
tado de- asesinato despues de Ina ave
riguacion justa u completa, tai como
ia i 81 dada d cualquiera otro cri'
minal. " 81 hecho que 81 no tenia dine
r. para prosecutor n ~apelacion no
parece razon ~suficiente y fuerte para
d conmutacion de la ~sentencia,
Mi tampoco el hecho Que coulet y
LYLE recibieran ~sentencias leves nc
ieuales CON sus crfmenes afectan, en-
ningun modo, q ningun otro. Llevar
las d caho seria n clase peculiar de
justicia. I'm p~recedente establecld1
por un Official g n corte en- tai 'aaAe
70 cast no puede c~onsiderarse CONC
una regla para U sucesores, de otrc
modo tendriamos una administration
muy injusta de negocios.
Otro argumento usado es que Delga
dllio. zen un estado furioso dc celof
locos, Sc dice que mutil6 4 una mu1el
de reputation dudosa." En- 81 misme
artfculo en- 81 cual esta expression es
usada. eli Herald habla de la mujer co
mo la 'amante' del hombre.
Por que curse de r~aciocinio, en- esta r.
lacion, es el hombre menos culpabit
la mujer? Donde esta su supe
rioridad? De que angulo tiene 81 qus
ser visto mejor que IL mujer?
Poruue els Ell crfmen mermaid por
Que 81 mat6 d una mujer que no err
81 esposa. pero con Ia cual Sc alegs
que 81 habia estado teniendo relacio
nes ilfcitas?
Doce hombres quienes 10 juzgarol
10 declararon culpable. ri juez anti
QUEEN 81 fue juzgado, pas6 Ia senten
cia.
Porque debe esperarse que q 60
rernador del estado. sin ningunas ra
zones mas urgentes que las que hal
sido avanzadas. ponga 4 un lado g
dictAmen y la sentencia que fuerol
rendidas sobre evidencia en- la aver
guacion?
81 sobre examination, Delgadilt
prueba ser una vfctima de tuberculf
sis, con la muerte no muy lejos, vien'
4 ser una question de simpatfa, y con
sideracion para elemental, pero min
gunas otras razones han sido todavi'
adelantadas las cuales scar dignas d.
reconocimiento sostenidas en- ei lad
de interferencia por Ell G~obernado
Mcdonald.
E gobernador M pue de culpars'
por no desear establecer este prece
dente para 81 mismo. . no deseandp
hacer de 81 mismo n corte de q
timo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-08
= - : : = - = ~ ,
cuPoN DE- voTAcloN
= contssta q Prsnnios De 5000 DEL Nusyo Nsxisano ds Santa e.
10 voTos

10 yoTos
\ ii eli mismo. u taido 8 mandado al departamcnto de contesta del Nue.
\ yo Mexicano, Santa re, n. NJ, contara 100 votoss
No 10 hagan roMo nj 10 dcMen. Msndenlo pr correo q cubierta Sc :
parada.
ELANcO DE NOMINATION..
4 "a contesta De Premios de 5000 del Nuevo Mexicano de Santa Re
BuENo POR5O0o voToS
Nomino aqui y dy 5000 votos pr Ia sehorHa. Sra. 8 Z
Nomino aqui J doy 5000 votos por "a senorta. sra. 2
: sr.. IS. 8. ....e.......s...s I. n. .* .....
y como IN candidate en- Ia gran conteaa de $1,000 del Nuevo Mexbcano de
4 Santa Fe.
\ Este blanco de nomination.. cuandoo sea corado, nombre Y direction :
propamente lenados v mandado por correo 8 entregado al departar
y mento de contesta del Nuevo Mexicano de Santa Fe contara como I
= 5000 votos por Ell candidate nomfnado.
! Nota: Sc espera que los candidates Sc noninen elos msmose en- esta .
contesta. No esperen a que alguien los nomine corten este blanco !
! v mandenlo hoy
soIAMENTE IN BLANco DE NOMINATION. Es AcEPrADo PoR (.
CADA CANDIDATE NOMINADO
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-08

tAMA WNA NA N2 MN IMEUx ~ ~
- .
Los pocOs dias pasados han Quedar
do llenos de ~sorpresas en- . gran
Icontesta do $4,000 en- premios del Nue.
Ivo Mexicano.
TODD eI tiempo Ia Sta Adelaide
ICandelaria. dc Albuquerque, quien|
estuvo adelante de LEI carrera 81 Jue-
lves pasado: fu6 alcanzada y la delan-
terra asulnida p0r la sta. Flora Akers,
de- esta ciudad.
con Il rapidez de iii relampago la
lsta Alxara to,n6 nrimera posicion con
ltodo 81 brilIo i prontitud de- IN co,
meta q tlene fodos los primeros ho-
norea n Il ~eontesta. soportada por
~ ha1en prupo de amigos, popular y
~activa, ha tirado 81 guante. Sera IN
Hector i tendra que ser ~reconocido
desde ahora hasta 81 An.
Comnarando IA yotacion en- totales
-sep,,n anarecen hov con ios del Ju4-
"a nasado 81 notar6 que Ia Sta. ADS
,aIda C~andeiario. de A~lbuoueroue. y ii
lsta Ester I,ucero. de Bernalillo. uuie-
nas Nan estado peieando nor los Dri-
n.eros honores en esta carrera. NO
tb;c,eron nine,,n anmento en- su yota-
cson tota1 nav nero ouidado 8 el
~ranorta Al Iueyes n,,e .viene, hi co
r,eo All sahado 81 Ia neche no ha
sido ahiartn Il tiempo de- escribir es-
~ : las chansas son que hay algrnas
~sornreaas at-rincheradas.
ri sta Lncv Elena Ortiz de AIDE
Il;no ia tenido saltos m,,v tremendos
hsc;a Il cumhre N los pocos dfas ID.
sados ront6 con 200.000 yotos eu
esta cnenta u IA salido en- busca de
mas, puden esperar Il se va 4 saber
mas AZ Ia Sta Ortiz pronto. Cuiden
vaan.
,.,,cuoe cAnoe pEc,erpAnas
~ 80 t;ar,na 1000 c,o
hahsa, .;do
~ w. 1870 800 ~ 60
ss rr,a,. = ca rrana panaar 4
g. $50 1880, q 80 No.,
NJ 1880
rsas.sa - h,aaraa 80
ditabIes y entra en- la cuenta entire
- -~srs. ue1asr c-n~,.mar
81 ana;a &c. cncorro 8 Ga
Z 9 psha n.orts. 4 O. Z ca
.4s 60, ~. - O. a,a1 H.
nandez, Santa Fe;; Chas. Goldenberg
.lTucumcari, ! la sta. Stella eastwood
Estancia, tambien obtuvieron una yo
|, ~tacion s~ustancial y son co~nsiderados
por aquellos que saben de ser sEn
|, t1antes Activosp en- la carrera. AQue
Hos quienes q adelante hoy no de
: ben sentirse muy SECURES de su posi-
,oion por cualesquiera candidates que
/ ahora ocupan lugares obscuros es pro
bable que Sc pongan On Ia delantera
~ a-N -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-08
CALAMIDADEc.


Hay por desdicha en- Ell mundo
terribles calamidades,
que son IS muy pesada
para 81 triste que las carga.
AchaQue de enfermedad
es afliccion muy aciaga,
que al triste hace sufrir
y 10 postra en- n CANA.
La vejez y la pobreza
son dos cosas muy amargas,
Y es mucho mayor ell dafio
cuando estan acompaiadas.
Tambien falta de dinero
4 muchos parece NADIA,
pero es cosa bien terrible
ri esta yacia la panza.
La enemistad implacable,
que persigIe y nc descansa,a
es I'm NAL muy affective.
que Ell sosiego y la paz dana,
Amigo falso y traidor
que lisonjero sc encara,
y oculta con su sonrisa
malas v duras entranas.
Gobierno OPPRESSIVE y cruel
que cobra ~excesiyas tasas
es poliIla que destruye
la prosperidad y calma.
I'm Official avariento
que las dos manos alarga.
y despoja al pobre pueblo
sin remordimiento 8 lastima.
I'm ignorante fazeta
que de presumido tacha.
los hechos que no comprende
y de sabio sienta plaza.
Un letrado de estos tiempos
que las letras malbarata,
pretendiendo discutir
10 que 81 ingenio machaca.
Tn rico que es liberal
cuando Ell interes sonsaca,
y que no es caritativo
nj del infeliz Sc apiada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-08

Guarda en- 10 mas profundo de tn
pecho, como en- preciosa redoma, FL
talisman con que has de conjurar las
tempestades de la vida: tn inocencia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-08

k1ellna ffujlIIo, T6os SO.
3o1i& RUDOLPH xoto t'0.
Catarl6t RiveTe, COMM kQQQ
ntoTHI9Q no. q
~ tonde&oa n~ornnltilo, oon
1usn. Mckjnley. Vsienoiny oocorro,
nlsrr,. ornnt. uns y poAn Ana.
l6slai1 OendSrinfin. Aibu-
nuerouS (. .689.620
rene Pbnder. bfaedalsna l45, $500
I MT E,nnn ortiz. Adeltno .f23.500I
snxts Rsca sooorro 24o.0O0l
5ibo. a3rantss .173.110l
!. g nlXixr B6len . 1900
~ x<s c~~ AZ a0o
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-08

Cuanto mas SO uniere Ell alma con
'Dios, tanto mas apto Instruments Sc
rs para sus divinos designios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-08

Els mucho mas facil para un hombre
cmpobrecerse pronto Que e~nriquecerse
facil.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-08

de los cuatro Districts,
custro cursos Escolares AZ rs er
IL Escuela d. Correspondence Inter
nacIonal, lobtenidos por medic del 6r.
Maccurdy. Agente del Estado, Aibu'
querque, N. MI Dc ser dadcs 4 los
candidates teniendo IL quinto niilc
70 mas alto de votos en- cada uno de-
los cuatro districts.
cuatro reIojes de orc, de- bolsa, a.
$a5, (comprados de Fl. g. Yontz. W
zero, Santa re, N. ND De ser dados
4 los candidates teniendo e1 sexto M
nero mas alto de votos en- cada unoI
az los cuatro districts.
Por todos hay veInte y oinco pre-
MICS ofrecldos, seis para cada distrito,
ademas det gran premio capItal-
$1,000 "a ORC. q vaIor total execde 4
5000.
sEsCRlBAN D vlsiTEN Al EDITOR
CARGO Be IA coNTEeTA.
Para mas information con refere'1-
ella 4 esta gran contesta de preniius
pneden c~onseguirla e~scribiend9 8 VI.
sitando al Editor d Cargo de Ia Jon
tesla del Santa ne New Mexican re-
|lefono do la Contesta 31J.
DIsTRiTo NO. !.
Ia ciudad y condado de Santa Fe.
Flora Akers, Santa Fe 614,46O
Lena Krick, Santa Fe 46S, 27O
Frances Leeson, Santa Fe $4,000
Arthur Alarid. Santa Re .258,930
George s Tweedy, Santa Fe. $4,000
Mrs. j. a. Carrutt. Santa Fe 217,100
Adella Muller, Santa Re 142,30o
Isabel r.. Hernandez, Santa re. 122,700
Iviscentita G. de Baca, Santa Re 120, 100
Farnesto Casados, Santa Re. III ,96o
Emma Valdez. Santa Fe 1O2, 900
Albert Wheelon, Santa re .... 94,110
Antoinette Wright, Santa re 92,870
Ed. 6. Tafoya, Santa Fe ...... 81. 100
Mrs. b. F. Morris, Santa Fe. $3.50
Anna Kaune, Santa ne $4,000
samuel MendenhalI, Santa Fe.. 10000
Lucy knight, Santa Fe ....... 19,10O
Alemta Norment, Santa Fe .... $4,000
Gladys Whittier, Santa Fe....- 10000
Ada Moore Robinson, Santa Fe 1880
Martha Andre, Santa Fe ...... 9.10O
Mrs. H. l.. Ortiz, Santa Re .... 1900
Pearl English, Chimayo 1850. $500
Rafael Gomez, Santa Fe $500. 5,10O
Rumalda Gomez, Santa Fe.... 5,100
Pantaleon Vigil. Santa Fe .... 500
Charles Cardenas, Ildefonzo 5,10o
lG. Lupe Herrera, Santa Fe 5000
Mrs. e. d. Castle, Santa Fe 5 009
Mary Elizabeth Mccullough
Santa re 5000
Paul A. Hall, Santa re 1900. 5000
Mrs. Paul Doran, Santa Fe.... 5,0Jo
Frances Anaya, Santa Fe .... 5000
clarence Wilson, Santa Fe .... 5.00]
Mrs. G. +. McNitt, Santa Re a. 5000
Mrs. Henry Digneo, Santa Re 3. 5000
Ruth Nix, Santa Fe ...... 5000
elizabeth Walker, Santa Fe 5000
iEtts. Moore. Santa Re 1890. 5000
Ramona Baca, Santa Fe ..... 5000
lGcJ,rude Gormley, Santa Fe 5,0pf
Elizabeth Dagg. Santa re ~. $500
NrNie Harrison, Santa re X. 5000
DlsTRiTO NO. z.
Los condados de ssndoval, San NJ
gueI, Mora, coifax, Union, Taos y RIe
/ Arriba.
Egter Lucero, BernaIilIo 532, 20t
Myrtle g. Rendon. Truchas .274,90s
Angelica Valdez, Springer 266,5O'
Jose s. Lucero. Chamita SS,9l'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-11
DR.. O0UGAN, WELL
KNOWN HERE, DEAD
Miles, Mich, Physician Died
Suddenly Last
Evening.

DR.. w. r. Dougan of Niles, Mich,
formerly of this city, died at his home
in that city last night. DR.. Dougan
has many friends among the older in
habitants of this city and his death was
a surprise to his relatives here. He
had been in good health and his death
was unexpected.
DR.. Dougan came to this city when
a young man. He learned the trade
of machinist at the old spring factory
known then as the A. Gaar & Com
pany plant which is now known as
the M. Rumely plant. He worked at
his trade a short time and then went
to the old Kentucky Military Institute
at Frankfort, Ky. He remained there
until 1860 when the Civil war broke
out and the school closed.
Dr. Dougan then went to Miami
University at Oxford, Ohio. where he
studied medicine He graduated in
1864 and then went to Rush Medical
Institute at Chicago, Ill. He grad
uated from there the following year
and went to his old home in Niles,
Mich, to practice. He was actively
connected with all matters of public
life up to the time of his death. He
is brother of John B. Dougan, George
B. Dougan, of this city, and brother
of DR.. D. H. Dougan of Denver, Col.
He is half brother of Daniel G, Reid
of New York. Mrs. l. T, Foster of this
city, is sister.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-11

destroys these germs and washes them
away, thereby relieving that awful itch
Immediately. A soc bottle will prove
this much to you.
We are so confident that Odd. can
reach all cases. that we offer you the
first full-size bottle free II It does not
do as we say. You, alone. to judge.
ODD. Soap aids in keeping the skin
pure: ask US. ----- -
NE St. sth and S. E, 9Th and Main.
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by special tax levy of Il of one mill
on every s1.0o taxable property and
teachers electing to accept the pro-
visions of the new act are assessed on
salaries as follows:
First II years. $1,000 per annum.
Next years, $4,000 per annum.
Subsequent years, $500 per annum.
The commission is to have full
charge of the fund and they may in
vest the money in Government, State,
City or Municipal bonds either within
or without the state.
Teachers accepting the provisions of
this act will be required to pay arrear-
ages at the same rate with 4 per cent
interest for such time OF service as
they are authorized to have under the
act. 1t is optional with teachers
whether they take advantage of this
law.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-11
DAY STUDENTS To
GIVE ANNUAL PLAY
alice Sit BY the Fire" One
OF Barrie's Famous
Dramas.

One of the events of the week will
be the play to be presented on Friday
night, March ID, in Lindley Hall by
the Earlham day students, the play
being J. NJ Barrie's famous drama,
Alice Sit by the Fire. in which Ethel
Barrymore, the celebrated American
actress, starred for one or two
seasons.
This is one of the most ambitious
amateur productions ever attempted
in this city and the highest royalty
ever paid by amateurs will be paid
the producers for the right to present
it here.
The annual plays given by the day
students at the college have become
interesting and important events in
the entertainment annals of the town
and this is looked forward to with in
terest. Ethel Barrymore created the
role of Alice" in this country and
such well known theatrical people as
John Barrymore and Arthur Byron
have also appeared in the professional
casts. Arthur Byron will be recalled
as appearing here last season in that
Barrie is one Of the most notable
playwrights and novelists of the day,
Maude Adams being one of his most
successful dramatic interpreters in
Peter Pan" What Every Woman
Knows" and other of the Scotch
authors famous plays. The cast
which will present the play Friday
night is made up of the following:
Colonel Gray. .......C. X. Trueblood
Mrs. Gray tAlice) ..... Mary Marrow
Amy Gray their daughter) ......
............F .... Pearl Earnest
Cosmo Gray (their SOM. ..........
.................. Brandon Grlffis
Leanora Dunbar (Amys friend) 49,.
Elnora Shute
Steve Rollo. Harold Taggert
Richardson, (his servant ....
I1dZel Mteht
A maid in the Gray household. .....
................. Lucille Nusbaum
A nurse in the Gray household. 80.
................ Barbara Beckman
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-11
Turtle Soup at the Berg
hOff saloon Thursday-15c
per bowl. 11-2t
NEWSPAPER ASSOC,
ASKS INJUNCTION
To Prevent the enforcement
of the New Newspaper
Publicity Statute.
National News Association

WASHINGTON, March Ii An
nouncement by Postmaster General
Burleson that he intends to enforce
the new newspaper publicity law re-
suited today in an attempt in the
United States supreme court to res
train enforcement of the law until af-
ter the court passes upon it's validity.
Attorney r. B. Norris for the New
York Journal of Commerce, represent
ing the American Newspaper Publish
ers association applied for an injunc-
ton against Burleson and Attorney
General McReynolds. The court re-
served decision in the matter
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No teacher at the time of the pass
age of the bill can be credited with
more than % years service.
The act requires that public meet
ing of the teachers be called on the
22nd day of March. 1913 for the pur-
pose of electing a commission to have
charge of the retirement fund in Rich
mond The commission is to be com
posed of the president of the school
board, superintendent of the schools,
one principal and two teachers.
The retirement fund is to be created
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-11
Z SMALL FLUE FIRES
Blazes Caused But Little
Damage.

The fire department responded to a
telephone call at o'clock this morn
ing to the home of Frank Ayres, 202
Pearl street. where a small iue fire
alarm. The fiue was almost burned
out when the department responded
and caused no loss.
A small fire of the wood work near
an overheated f1ue at the home OF
Mary Meredith, 10 North Fourth
street, was extinguIsned by the fire
department at o'clock last night
The loss was small.
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should be under the Jurisdiction of the
health officer who should investigate
all cases before the quarantine is rails
ed. DR.. Davis said this would be salts
factory to him and advised that the
recommendation of the club be adopt
ed
Festival Assured.
The main thing discussed by the
club aside from contagion was the pro-
posed Fall Festival recommended by
the advertising committee of the club
which submitted a report to the organ
ization last night. 1t was the unani-
nous opinion of the club that the fes-
tival should be held next fall and plans
for getting the project under way will
be Immediately instituted. Many mem
bers of the club spoke favorably to-
ward the project.
The big electric sign which will be
placed in a conspicuous place in the
city was also mentioned in the report.
The sign will be booster sign for
Richmond. During the past year more
than 100000 pages of boosting adver-
Using material have been sent out
presented.
Meat Inspection.
Among other recommendations of
the Public Health committee was one
that the club go on record as favoring
project to have all meat and milk
inspected by veterinarian. The mem
bers of the committee submitted a
lengthy report giving reasons why fed
eral inspection was removed from this
city. Though the local inspector APP
pointed by the board of public works
to act as inspector at the Holzapfel
plant, it was deemed advisable that if
possible the inspection should be UNI
der the jurisdiction of veterinarian.
The committee on insurance which
has acted jointly with the committee
from the city council in inspecting
the building code ordinance reported
that the code when first presented to
council several years ago had been
misjudged and though very few chan.
ges were made it is now in condition
! to be passed by the council. The code
| is now in the hands of the city attor-
uoy dlu Will pIoUdDly DS SuUiulllGu u
| the council at the next regular meet
| ing.
617 Members Now.
The report of the membership com
| mittee showed that during the cam
paign last month when it was planned
| to raise the membership 100 members
| fell short of the expectations. Thirty
seven new members were secured as a
result of the campaign which makes
the membership now GIT. During the
| October campaign of the club 172 new
| members were obtained.
A very interesting report was made
to the club by the committee on new
industries. Among other propositions
| which were considered by the commit
, tee are factories of The American
Wire company, Foster Machine com
pany, J. Grove Brown Auto Truck
company, Castle Lamp company, Ru
raj Canning company, J. Robert Nc
Carly footwear manufacturers.
Proposed Industries.
1t is proposed by the committee
that a fund of $4,000 be raised The
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money could be invested in all money
making propositions. The committee
of the club is not to have anything to
do with the money other than proper
ly investing it in propositions which
will promote and foster prosperous
industries in this city. The subscrip-
tions may be conditioned that not
mere than ten per cent would be ask
ed for within sixty days. This would
allow a subscriber who subscribed
$500 to have TO pay more than $50 in
any two months.
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Opens Up Nostrils, Clears Head,
Ends Colds or Catarrh at Once

dissolves by the heat OF the nestrils:
penetrates and heals the infiamed.
swollen membrane which lines the
nose. head and throat: clears the air
passages: stops nasty discharges and
a feeling of cleansing, soothing relief
comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight struggling
for breath. with the head stuffed: nos
trils closed. hawking and blowing. Ca
tarrh or cold. with its running nose.
foul mucous dropping into the throat.
and raw dryness is distressing but
truly needless.
Put your faith-just once-in "Elys
Cream Balm" and your cold or eatarrh
will surely disappear.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-11
Chronic Stomach Trouble Cured.

There is nothing more discouraging
than a chronic disorder of the stom-
ach. It is not surprising that many
suffer for years with such an ailment
when a permanent cure is within their
reach and may be had for a trifle ?
"About one year ago." says P. H. Beck,
of Wakelee, Mich, Il bought a pack
age of. Chamberlain's Tablets, and
since using them l have felt perfectly
we'll. l had previously used any num-
Der Of different medicines, but none
of them were of any lasting benefit"
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