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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

GMo ba 6ubcn mir CO pi5r. Sic ale Gnebrmni9teit. Hm Der Summer
bs ,grenion Musa5une" BPM Cftoher 1914 inbt in Dem @rhtcl BON Iep.
Sobn talbot Smub, &&. g., ubcr ~Glb Zines in Catholic Sournnlisn"
Soleerbes, Snbsm &p. 5mtb es bspaucrt, bb Die IA YfiQioucl autbolnhn
Der Der. Stnotcn ibrr @iniuB niHt cnrgidher 9ehcnb MAIDEN, I'M burd
rnnre 8csnrun8 mcbr Gcredtighit fIr bic perfolgsn faboii6en Ericner uo
SaMn III iNerto su erlnracu, ihreibt er:
"@as bft es, pLcr5cbH Ytlpnen aatbolten in ben ger. Staaten gu
fem? Wn6 bft e5, Sben 81 bdben uno nht al boreu, 3umoen All boDCu
uno niht 3u recon. Stimnen (am 8ubltureu) al butcu u0 nit IN froacn,
8nr9errecbtc gu baben mb nht an iorbernL cine TuNc 3 huten uno pfeitnpc
Seitarttel dipping editorials ubr Den nSanao" al ldreiben?" = SEE
tatbolihe ampcr III BEN @cninigten Stuaten, NJ / Nusnubme Scncr,
nelhe btntcr Sphn Hcbmonb TED II, limb pe Ginoer, mcldr
in elmer nit @ao po9lanS8tatrten SdaBtanmer iisen, pltes Ie abe uiht
an 6enueen piNen."
spnhen lenen aatboiteu, lueIdc bntcr 9pbu HebnonD 1eben uo Golden
Die bs n II tbun. Damn Inb np audi ienc ii d N aatboifen, lpelde
angebifer Meie II l. hiucr Sobn 8ebmpno intn, re Die Ninber in Der
SdaBfomnncr bon ocueu CT rcoet.
8rp, Cabot Smith hat gepiB nNht grlcicH, rub Der tatbolHdc Gmtrols
Nereul 3r Sn9c in gcrto otcuunB gcnonnrcu bat nm iugar Elm Gumlc crs
mamie, pcIdes perionl6 bel %rGHOcnt @iion poripredrn IuG Spmcit
Tam man nobl taHm ourdl cine q / ii uc 8riQe iebu, lmc ? ilcGriocne, lps
BADEN oen dc &otboHtcn, Die bner Sobn Nebntono tc6cn. n Sndcn Der
nertaniden airden <GerfolBu9 9ctbau? Sub mir pnQitt }l fursiihfio.
nm . as ourf unIcrc SriQe gu Icbcu, obcr Inb beren 2eituns 10 tcin,
oaB man pe bem bcncn @iacn nht icIcn fam ?l-(N. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Gin Invertebrates Ger
aleid.

Sn 4. 81idc Nspfes, &ap. 81. Ters
81 #. beiBt cs: r9as 0olf Ssroel
ididte cine 8ptihoft an Stdon, No
mid bon entori aIio: sd modte bnrd,
Sein Qanb 8ieben. 8ir perben niht
ausbiegen anf Sefb uno Beinberg, mir
fueroen niht bns 8aIisr Der grlinnen
t%rinfer. Spsiic Wirit Su mir fir
@elo ~perianfen unb 0aiier pirit Du
mir fiir @elo seben, oaB ih trinfe, i'd
mill III binbnrh6ieben." 2u lams
melte SidDn iein Seer unb 5oa S5raeI
ent8eaen. lluh Ssrael Sd)Iug i'm NIT
Der Sddrfe bes Sbpertes uno nabur
ihm iein 2anb ab." gS 1T intereNnnt,
nit oiefer Srhriftheae Sie Sefannts
mad)ung 3u pereieiden, ipefdbe Der
CberbeTcblebnber Der b~eutiden in
8elsien einriidcnoen Srnppen erlieB:
.8te oeutihc Nrnee beabiidtigt nid,t
ge9en @uf 81 fdmpfeu. Srsier Bea
ge9en Den 6eiuO. Der uns an9reifen
ipoatel Sas lit Gles. lpas mir Der.
langen. Sd gebe Dem belsiihen WoIte
Die amtfihe 8iirsid)uft bafiir. bas es
niht uHier oen Shreden oes arieaes
gu teioeu bdben tpirb, baB mir ir
barren @elb Die Qebensmittel besahleu
iperoen. bic mir benz 9dnoe entne6men
miiRer. oab nniere Goloaten iid ais
bette Srcimbe zines Bottles 3eige1
hperSen. fiir bas mir Die ar6Ste SodDz
ddltuna. Die le6hafteite S~nneieuns
empfinoer." Sbeilpeiic bat iich Die
Sfriftiteac ifor erfii1t nnb es ideint.
oaB tic eans in grfiilung ae6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Hnpsrf4amts tId4tiss
SksasrikamertnWeu.

Die -gsep gort S~tootsseituna" a.
balt tplseane WittSeiIune aais 2pn,
oow: aonbon. ben Is. Sept. IL.
Dos antkyunnifde Silfsepmite sat
etpet am Wontoe Wenb a1is Seriin
bter cingetrcffsnen prn9eu Gmeritas
nerinnsn biz Hbrefe. zines Spte!s,
tuel6es nedbiee Yreife beredret. Nm.
rutt N oiefeM absuifeiesn, mietbeten
f6 cw iingen Da1nen IN eiuem crfts
flofiiorn 5ctel elm, iporuuf He beite
trteoer beirr gotnite roriprahen nno
Sieies eriubten, ibre Sotelredmna
i'm getrags bon $50 5u beeleiden.
Sic esfldrten. polIt9 ntittelos 5u iein,
ipas tic aber niht oapon abbielt, ooS
@smite oarum 81 eriufen. lie in Ser
erffen &ofits zines 1umpfers nat ben
ger. Staaten 5u beforbsrn. Sas
4orntte fubite lid perpflidtet. Die
Sofels Nennuns 81 besIsihen. Die
Iungen Oamer fperben dber fpd5rero
ihres Verfpeiiens in @nalunb nur ie
$1.75 pro Tag our 4eitreituna ibrer
Werpfie9uns erbaiter unD am fome
fnenoen 5nnStas in Der sfpeiten
8alite bic 6eimrsifs nntreten. Die
Meiie i'm Stuiidenoed bleibt i6nen ers
part. peil ne erf[drten. bn6 ibr See
finben 81 fpiininen iibrig liese.
Dieter Sal urb aud, anbere dbn<
lthe Sale, Die Dem drneritaniid,cn
9iifssS ou,ite mnrrsesommen iinp.
peranlnbtcn Den Sefretdr ces Gnntitcs.
Srn. Serbert 6. t5oopre, 5ur Nbgnbe
foi9enber grfldrung:
.Sie ar~rerifanilde Treile mag oar.
duf borbereitet iein, bel Der Infunft
bon 9arnpierr in Rctp Dorf bon ben
Rundgisrer uist lngiinifises iiber ons
9omite 5u 6Dren. 9iefes bat es lid,
sur feffitebenoen Heael 9emadbt. eGnss
lib n,itteIoie ameritaner in Der brit.
ten &iafis nod Den Der. Stdaten sa
befnroern. es lei oenn, Dab lie alt.
9ebrediid ooer fronf iinb, ooer pos
ne mt &inbern reiien. 3ieIe &mcri<
faner, Die mitteIlus bonn Continent
onfonrmen, id,einen Der Aniiht 3l
ietH. eaB lie lid bios an bas gomite
an uenben bnben, Inn Vaiiage eriier
Rniiite 5i erlangen. 3ino tie Damn
iiber ben Stanb Der 0inae anfaes
fart, Orobsn tic iaft massachusetts
NIT Der ~Sennn5iruns" beS Counties
In Der amerifaniiher Vre'e.
ncSyr9eno ein Nmerifuner, Ser nit
ieiner 9eiorberllng in Der brittcn
alaiie niht einberitanben III, tain
onrt oas eo,rite an Sreunbe III hcn
Wereiristen Staaten nm @elo bepe>
'tieren nrb, fpenn er bieies erbdlt,
nad 8efieben reifen, ionit gibt's aber
nur 9ipilfenbed.
Elm beutigen Sage aGein babeu
niht penieer ois bretsebn Berioneu
Dem Somite nit r9enunsiruns" ge<
srobt, iotuie lie IN @ep Dori antome
men ipilroen. @anb Defenders Iaiit
eenabn lid cine Srau, Die nitt cin.
ieben po1te, fpesbnIb mir nns rpcis
eerten, ihre Hehnunsen i'm 5oteI
Sapon 81 be5ablen, nadbbem mir ibr
r%ubeaeleat hntten. in eIner peniaer
toftipiefiasn Yeniion absniteiaeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
geesnao9er. mar aus Reub am 9ebeini
NEo aud bieie 2euts &otbcIfsnl

ge9enaoosn. mar aus Reuk am Mteini
aEo aud bieie asute 8oiboIifenl
Die 81. Coulter .Mmerifs"
ouotiert bic u&oIn. Woasstg." tpsldbs
ilber Die 9eritSr,ine bon 6snen er.
Hart:
Die oentither aonoSturmleute fino
feine Worobrenuer, uno fpens lie bic
berittrtfe unb dlte 5taot 10 perpiiites
ten, 10 seifab Is aus bitferfter Nofb-
fueroigfsit. Die 9orkeit bss 8Grgar
bon Q6ipen 1T nur erfi6riih oaburd.
oab ne bon elmer ~ssuikenloien @es
gtefun9 Mber oas iie9reide Worbringrn
Der Deut1dsrn in l1nfcnntniB maren
gebaften ipsroen unb meirtrn, bos f;e
ben bon @ngIdnbern. Sramspieu lrnb
Nii,en geihlasenen Seino and ihrer.
let's be'teetn foHtten."
grfriihenb III, ipas fpir bo in Der
BON Den paniHe SeiiRten bers
alis9egebenen Wohenf2rift ,Qo
iectura Dom / micah" bon
Wabrio nnter'm 9aHuns POM 90.
Huguit iiber bic enropdiSHe artesslaa.
81 boren betommen. Seibt es bod
bort linfer Nnosrem: BenR
Die GerbiinbeteH iif anirenaen, ibre
peutiden GseHer burh Waiienaetpalt
5i pernihten, 10 nsrjfe6en mir baS.
oenn &ries lit ariee. 8enn aber Die
Sil9e CUR 5auptpaffe firb, 10 bat bies
nabrlid fpenie NIT Der pieleeriibmten
a1iitir du tbun, tpelbc bic 0erbiins
neten eesen 9eutihlunb anaeblid,
Ihirmen pollen. llnb gang Defenders
pineriid lit es, bob iO9or bier in
Spanien ieben Worsen ben seiern
Gii9en porgeiesi nerben. G1erSings
9ebort bel nns Der 5rlift benz 3rnit.
llniere einbeiinifhen Seipoten Der
Hreic itcben i'm Oienite oes inter-
.nationalen 9rnitcs. iener 9reNez
2nrannei, Ne nun einral nas Setret
erlaVen bat: v0enHHlanb eriifiert
ntGt." Warum me- ober oann nof
gegen 9enti6lonh Seerc aler Rnfips
men nno aaer Snrbea auiiiihf, lit uns
erflarlih. @irSe a menislfrns
mod cine setuiHe Amswabl anter bieieu
riigennaGrihten nader: Aber mon
neroffenflift bic lamerfiGHen, sie
toltfen G~rfinbunsen, bic serabesm cine
NeIeibisrne hes 8einnben Nenfden=
perftanses anb bsr eebnib ses Neyers
fnb."
Wie in Tr. 77s Der .aoIns
WolfS5eitnna" q. September
m'teetteilt fpnroe. ifeht Die sanse
tatboltffe YreNe nuf Der Seite
Sentihlanb's nnb Seiferreih's mnb
ipriht ben beioen Geihen unperbo6len
ibre S%pmpafbien aiis, obne bespegen
natiirlth Spanien's ReHtralitdt aufz
geben 5u lponen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Die fpanifdr 5pradye.

Siir bic San6efsipeft Der W~eretnies
ten Staatsn bietet iid cine ousgeseihs
nete 4eIeeenbeit nit Sibs Mmeritu in
eneere 6ouoelsbe5iebunsen an treten:
6asn atsr 1T bic &enntnib Der ipdnis
iden SprdMe cine abiplute Rot6fpen.
Sisfsit. Seit Rem 80 Sabren. nab.
reno ih i'm 8eid,dit bin. babe ih reid,s
lid @eleacnbeit aeha6t. Die @eihdfts,
metbohsn 81 ituoieren. So mare iebr
al entpfchlen Mno scra6 mare CO mein
Wurit. Sab Die f~atboliiden Goueas
inn Vfarrfdnlen einen ipesielIen 2urs
fur bic ipantide 5pradye einfiibren
piirben. Sds mare fiir lfnSere Gee
lddftspelt bon irnmenitm BrrtbeI.-
o.. 9. Waees, Chicago, Sn-
(~2attolR9ss Dodenblatt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Die mi&tSrutrdJr katbn-
ltrdJr 31rere

ltnieres 2anbes bat Dem ,8onberer"
6nfolee ods iiber Conner ~berb1ngte
strafseridt I'M Meemeinen rubi5
lrno belonuen beiprodeu. Tas bon
Den &~reu5uGtern beraus9eeebene
N be Na a" in Notre 9amc,
Snn.. mnbnte oen Seniationsnahs
ritten geaeriiber our Voriid,t unb ers
innerte onran. bab es nlidh i'm 8iiraers
friee ouf ben Shla4tfeloerr unh in
Den Geidnsniien III betldgensnerfben
Aislhreitursen sefpnmen lei. Die
Dor ben Sefuiter peroifentlidte
@oheni6rift namericd" in wen
Yorf beseihnete bic ShauergeIdihten
als ,ourhaus ureloubpiirbie" uno
le9te basesen g%erfuabruns Elm, Die
0eutihen nls elm Wclf bon 8arbarsn
bin5nfreGsn. 9as .8rseman's
SonrnnI" IN Nep Yort maht
nebft Serbien Beigien fir ben sties
perantiportfih. oas IT'D bon gnalanS
uls ausenpfute babe sebrau6en lalien.
unb i6iebt Der SalhtR9 Der 9eieier
Die Shulb an benz Don ben oeutlhcn
Srlppen perbGneten Straigeridt an.
9ds e utboIic Bulletin" in
ct. Saul belt omar Die einieiti9sm
Observation-Disclosures fir 6InreihenS,
on penn @or9e6en Der 9eutifen
idarfe 9ritif 5h iibeu, gefaNo abcr an,
gnbe su, baB elm abidlieSenoes llrs
tbeil crit m6elif lei, lpenn ousfiibrs
lid,e uno 3nperldiiise 8erihte pors
lie8en.
ginige auoere Vldtter b~efuneeten 10
piel @eredti9fsits9efibl nidt. Sic
ieuneu in ibrer Siinbbeit unS llns
ipiHenbeit mir proteifantihe IreuBen
uno fntboliidc 8elsier. @enn Elm
8latt pom Shlase hes &c otboIie
Gittaer" y&ulrnrfdmpfer" fir has
Shidial appen's peranttportlid ntorht.
brditd1t man fein fpeitsres @ort bar
iiber an perlieren. Gang entidieoencn
1roteit aber erhc6en mir 9eacn Die
Saltlng Der .Gcm 8prIb". bes
pffi5ieqen Organs Der Gr3oi0Seie
Chicago. Sdon felt 8egiun oes
&rieses madt iif in oieiem amtlihen
Organ cine Observation-Disclosures Geiins
ming brett. tpie man lie allenfaIls in
cinem Searif'if.n Seniationspiih bes
ereiflih finbet. Has .WedTaerc Of
Solpain~ bonenbs bat ben .Shrift<
letter berdrt in Witb beriest. Sab er
icinem 7eutidenbab Die 3dael ifie.
zen ldbt. Dem s6rifilsiter Der
"Nep Iorfh" mag man ben Nusbruh
blinben Saiies per3eiber; III er bod
10 nnruiiienh. bab or 3ifecshcim unb
.Hotbenbore". .hicic alien Sisc Der
@iiierihait~. nah Gipreuben uera
le9t. Bas aber idst bas Ghicaeo'er
Croinnriot 81 oerortiaen 2~eiifurseu
ieines omttiifcn Grgans 81
Voriibereeben6 u,og bier nod an
sebeutef lperben. 6aB alin m point.
unb b6bmif6en Btdttern
it6 tort9eietf zine anfiSarff&e uab
anti S~tinunnng brett
n,adt. Sic itellsn iih oamit ieboH
niht nur in bireften @eannias 81
ihren 2nubsientcn in Den 6eimntbs
lGnhern. Die alle lpie Elm Nonu aegcn
Die @nNen lid erboben boben, ionSern
p~errathen, iolpeit Tie fa;hpliIh iinS.
oaburh nuh, baB lore HenntHiNe be,
5iiglih Der bic 8irhe 70 ic6r ihGniaens
ben @irfimgsn Der ruiiiiden 9rnte
alrberh oberfId@ti@ iein uriiKen.-
.egeeIfior.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

St. 8o. Snhof 6arhcp bon Columbus bat. bon Rom bic folscnbc Nnts
mort befomreu auf Elm 8cicarnmnn bin, nedes CT an ben Sl. Batter lauote,
rno III lpel6em cr Die &opalitdt uub Die 3meiguug Der Dht9febcr Der ,Gatbz
pic SrB Ihpcaiou" Der &erGnigten iUr 0en ncucn Iuter Ger Gbriren6eit
ertpdhnte uno ebrfurdtspoa I'M Den pdpnIiden Seen bat:
81 m, Den II. Septcnlber '14-Srhof Surlep, Columbus, Shiol Ser
81. Sotcr hanft iebr flr Die ftnolide &utbgung Der Hecnteurc Der y9abouc
8re6 NNociaton" Der Der. Staaten mb lcuticiQ ipenoct cr linen bu pdpSg
Ii9en Segcn-G I binuI Scrrata
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-28
DRILLS GAS WELLS
Tidewater Company Tests
HagerstOwn Soil.

HAGERSTOWN. April 2S.-Drilling
for gas and oil on 1000 acres of land
leased by Edward Marshall, an en-
ploye OF the Tidewater Oil company,
has been going on near here for the
last ten days. 1t is believed the Tide
water company is a subsidiary COM
pany of the Logan Natural Gas COM
pany, which is endeavoring to open
gas and oil fields in Indiana.
The drilling. which has been con-
fined to test holes, gives every indi-
cation that the underlying strata is
rich in oil deposits. Old abandoned
gas wells which failed to pay when
they were operated several years ago
are being tested again in the hope
that oil may be discovered.
There are strong indications that
excellent paying properties may be To-
Gated. The lessee of the farm land
being drilled has tried to keep secret
the results Of this drilling and pub
licity is being avoided. The tests are
being watched with interest by men
who formerly held leases on the land
and who are said to have dropped
large sums of money trying to make
the oil and gas business paying prop
osition.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-28
ORCHESTRA READY
FOR EATON DATE

For the return concert at Eaton, o.,
Prof. Sloane. director Of the Richmond
high school orchestra, has made an
excellent program to be given Friday
evening in the opera house at Eaton.
The orchestra gave a concert there
several weeks ago which was SO well
liked that it was asked to appear
again. The concert is under the au-
spices Of Edwin Price, prominent
musician Of Eaton.
The orchestra members will make
the trip in special interurban car,
leaving the city at 6 o'clock.
Following is the program which will
be rendered.:
March. Four Jacks .......... Losch
Valse, Night Of Gladness. :. .Ancliffe
Violin, Minuet ............ Beethoven
Pauline Wrede.
Overture, William Tell 49,. Rossini
Spring Song .......... Mendelssohn
Soprano, Somewhere Voice is Call
Marjorie Without.
Selection, III. NJ. S. Pinafore".
Andante from the Surprise sym
pnOny HayQn
Duet, "Voice of Love-. .Schumann
Carlton Commons, flute.
Philip Gates, Horn.
March, spirit of Independence.
................. Halzman
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-28
HOG EXPERT TALKS

]. w. Schwab, expert on hog chol-
era, made trip to the southern part
of the county today to investigate
some hog cholera cases. A number of
farmers are losing hogs rapidly, some
of which have been inoculated. 1t is
said that the method of vaccination
or the serum was not standard and
that the hogs not affected are only
those which were properly vaccinated
with the prescribed serum.
This afternoon Mr.. Schwab address
ed a number of farmers at the Pike
farm, near Centerville. The meeting
was for discussion, and farmers were
requested to ask questions on any
point not clear to them.
Mr.. Schwab will speak at Cambridge
City tonight and at Whitewater tomor-
row night. Tomorrow he will spend
in visiting farms where hogs are ex-
tensively raised. Mr.. Schwab is an
agent of DR.. r. A. Craig, head Of the
department at Purdue university.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-28
Vera Cruz Refugees
Hail Sight Of
Fleet
BY A, e, JAMESON,

BY A. e. JAMiSON,
Staff Correspondent Of the Interna-
tIonaI News Service with the
Atlantic Fleet.
VERA CRUZ, April 28.-Crowds OF
American refugees and American blue
jackets and marines crowded the piers
and seawall at dawn today waiting for
the soldiers of the Fifth infantry bril-
gade of the United States army under
Brigadier General Funston, to begin
unloading to relieve the naval forces
of occupation. On the outskirts of the
throngs lowered many Mexicans, who
were drawn by curiosity to see the
"Gringo soldiers" Daybreak disclosed
the transports Fitzpatrick, Mcclellan,
Meade and Sumner swinging at an
Choir under the protection OF the guns
of the United States fleet.
When the Americans saw the troops
ships with soldiers swarming upon
the decks a loud cheer went up on
shore and from the ships upon which
American refugees have taken shelter.
The infantry regiments making up
the Fifth brigade are the Seventh,
commanded by Colonel Daniel Corn
man; the Fourth, commanded by Col
onel r. G. Vanvleit; the Twenty-eighth,
commanded by Colonel e. H. Plum
mer, and the Nineteenth, commanded
by Colonel M. F. Waltz.
Fourth Next to Como.
The next section of the United
States army to reach Vera Cruz will
be the First battalion of the Fourth
field artillery.
The arrival of the land forces add
ed to the picturesqueness of the scene
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-28
READY FOR BANQUET TAX AFFECTS LODGE
Fathers and Sons to Talk
Things Over.

All is in readiness for the first an
nual father and son banquet to be
held at the Y. M. c.. A. tomorrow night
at $50 o'clock. Approximately $50
fathers and sons of the city have sig
nified their intentions of attending
the affair The Rev. George Florey,
of Covington, O., will be the principal
speaker.
Father and Son in Relation to Bus
mess, Home, Church and Schools, "
will be the subject Of the address of
the Rev. Mr.. Florey. Other speakers
will be c. w. Jordan, who will talk
on the Fathers Viewpoint" and 9th
er local men interested in the move
ment. Judge Boggs will be toastmas-
ter.
This is the first affair of this kind
that has ever been held at the Y. NJ.
c. A., and H. A. Pettijohn, boys sec
rotary, hopes that it will be made a
permanent institution. The primary
purpose of the movement is to bring
the father and son into closer touch
with one another and to interest the
parent in the work of the son.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-28
Odd Fellows Assessed on An.
nual Income.

Lawrence Handley, secretary OF
Whitewater lodge of Odd Fellows,
could not beat the income tax collect.
or in behalf of the lodge Recently
when a statement was forthcoming
of the annual income of the lodge
building at Eighth and Main streets,
Mr.. Handley wrote to the Indianapolis
office that as the lodge was a benevo-
lent order, it should not pay the. in
come tax.
When the collector for the Sixth
district learned that the annual gross
income of the lodge from the Odd Eel
lows building is $1,000. he returned
notice that benevolent or not, the
lodge must pay $31 on it's net in
come. AS extensive repairs have been
made the past year, the net income
was lower than it has been for some
time, and probably next year. with the
net income normal, the tax will be
much higher.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-28

In tho Vera Cruz harbor. Small boats,
with the United States flag flying at
their stern, dashed among the ships
bearing officers or written dispatches.
The Kilpatrica anchored closest to
the shore. This transport bore Briga,
der General Funston, as we'll as Col
onel Cornman and the troops Of the
Seventh.
ing ships as they speculatively dis
| cussed the work in store for the sol.
diers or commented upon the arrival
of the land forces.
Picnic for Soldiers.
"They won't have the fun coming
ashore that We did," remarked one
youthful jackie to a marine.
"No, it'll be a regular Sunday school
picnic for John Legs" replied the ma.
1ne, designating the soldiers by a
name given them because OF their
marching propensities.
But both marines and sailors were
glad to see the land forces of Uncle
Sam at hand, for they have grown
fatigued driving out "snipers", polio
ing the city, collecting contraband
arms and cleaning up the streets.
According to the carefully worked
out plans, the sailors will be with
drawn from their land operations and
their places will be taken at once by
the soldiers.
General Funston assumed supreme
command on land, supplanting Rear
Admiral F. F. Fletcher, who has been
chief in command of the land opera
tons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-28
RED MEN PLAN
SMOKER MAY 1

wigwam. of Hokendauqua tribe of
Red Men have issued the following In.
vitations:
You are requested to como to the
Wigwam next Friday, May 1, to an.
swer present when the roll Is called.
II you can't be present write a few
words of regret to be read to the
Tribe. Good cigars will be passed
around.
The committee expects about 200
members at the smoker. A few bust.
ness matters will be taken up.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-28
TUBERCULOSIS

In addition to plenty Of fresh air
and proper diet, those suffering from
or who are predisposed to Tuberculo
sis are recommended to use Eckman's
Alternative to stop night sweats, Danish
fever and hasten recovery. This medi-
cine, by reason of its successful use dur
ing the past, warrants the fullest inves-
tigation possible by every sufferer.
Eckman's Alternative Is most effica-
cious in bronchial catarrh and severe
throat and lung affections and in up
building the system. It contains no
narcotics nor harmful or habit form
ing drugs. Accept no substitutes. Sold
by leading druggists. Write to the
Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa,
for booklet telling of recoveries.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-28
CHANGE GRADUATION
DATE TO MAY %

Because no orchestra could be OBJ
tanned on the date first set for the
Wayne township schools commence
ment to have been held June 6, the
township trustee has changed the
date. The commencement will be
held in the high school auditorium at
2 o'clock Saturday afternoon, May 90
The high school orchestra will play
and there will be several speakers.
The county superintendent of schools
will distribute the diplomas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-28

1t is provided, however, that the
minimum quarterly charge for metered
service shall not exceed IS cents for
one room dwellings, 80 cents for two
room dwellings, S1.05 for three room
dwellings and $1.20 for four room
dwellings,.
1t is also provided the company shall
install at it's own expense all services
from the main to inside the curb, not
to exceed 100 feet each.
In the second supplemental brief, in
Guiding the tentative rate schedule, to
be submitted to the state public utili-
ties commission, is contained an esti-
mate of the water works company's in
come under the proposed schedule, as
follows:
Company's Income.
Minimum charge, meter service
17,530.OO; 143,2S5, 900 gals, at Is cents
per 1000 gals, s21,492.75; 234,31O.OOO
gals to Penn. R'y at new rate, $14,-
1920; $4,000 gals. to city at new rates
(now free), s5,204.22; City for fire, 296
hydrants at $55 each, $16.2S0O0; n.y.
drants Spring Grove. $50 each, S165;
hydrants, hospital, S55 each, $4,000;
i hydrant, Beallview, $500; 6 hy-
$50; 2 hydrants, Wernhe Orphans
home, $50 each. $50; 1,94S flat rate
connections, average Sc, S11,6SS.O0;
per cent excess Of water over 1913,
20.OO0.O00 gal. at average s cents per
thousand $1,000: miscellaneous sales,
$1,000; total annual income s90,027.79.
The estimated annual income re-
CURED for the company places a plant
valuation o. 100000, income at per
cent, $4,000; depreciation, Il per cent,
$4,000. operating expenses $500 over
last YEAR, 100000; taxes, $11,525. To-
tai ss7.O25.
/: - estimated that the city would
pa" &c cents per cubic foot for water
used in public buildings and fountains
which it now secures without cost,
which revenue. combined with the in
creased expense for fire protection,
would offset the company loss from
loss of meter rcntait; and decrease of
rates for it's consumers.