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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-09
gs,i, nr asn,raiissen.
Gomnttfieners ute.

n III tcneTs tftCG
milirn 6euHin. 6bto,
Qtn6tnuaft g.. 9. gulf 1914.
BtrfteasIte dnatbote iperben ent.
ctaenasuorlmeu In her cffiee bes Boarb Of
gUurth QomHfiioners biz lreting ben z.
Huguii 1914. nm I2 .lihr @aiiags fiit bie Ha6'
tifbeiibe donn!p. arbeii:
Gsnidb ben SnesifiiafiogeH 30. B72 -, iiir
bic Repnraiut oer SariioH iiub grooibiue
IurHDiie bon Par. abenne Sarriiou. nbrbli6
be 6Hr SnStana Siadtsseinis. Sarrifon 1otpH'
flip.
lie GtbsIt bat sn esfaebrH IN iisb,teiniftnp
uiune NIT ben gIdrer nnb spesifiiailonert.
rsl6e iesi ou'lieqeu IN tet Office bes BoGrs
cf 9ouutu 4priuiit'pHerS
Gus aratbsit Mlren aaf SormuInrsn anscs.
ftritai fetr. iuet4s In bar Gtfife bee @parb OF
Tounit goNmirtonsrt su baben ftrb, unb be.
Gfiisf fslr bon s.ntm Bene In bsr Sbbs peH
fluibnubert $500 00) Dollars nit sipet pnien
unb Gtrieenbsu StraeH. ole St6erbelt bnfir
bab Der Eteier ben 0criraii eifieeben ntrb ,ur
ausihbruna eer gtbsii. In Sale berfelbe itm
sus,innni ptrb. n
tie Gourih GomphHioHers b,baItsn H1 bcs
@stt eor trgsresir ober ale Gaesboit 81 Der.
ipeiftn %
. Sm su'tras hes gOarb Of Sam,loH gounis
gcmmtf'ioners
siitii: dIbsTt atnbarht qist;
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-09
gu @anie
DR.. JOHN RANLY.

fdnunben - elmer @iiion glsidenb.
Starr bIidte Der 9lnpaIt ibr mad.
Gin idpersr Ssuf5er bob feline 8ruii.
Wit miioer 9anb itri9 er oas poIIs
Saar aug Der Stirn, als tpoIIt. er bic
beiben 9iloer bdnnen, bic bsunrubis
senb Der @erganseubeit eHtftiessn urb
ploblid bineinrasten in fein Der Qrs
belt setpsibtes aeben.
adngfam griff sr gu ben Often. uno
balb hOrte man nidts mebr dls bas
lsifs eilise SinslsiteH Der Gebsr iibsr
bas g}dpier unb bus baitise llmfdIas
gen Der @ttsnboasn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-09
Rstl, an asuiraitsrsx.
somHntfftOnsrs ofiisS

QtHrtnHati Ohio. is Snni 1914.
Btrfttstltt uuaebots petbsn tr..
atssnsenemmeH In bee Office sss BOars Of
SouHto qonlmtiitprers bic Sreiag. ben II.
SIh 1914, I'M y ubr wlittaes. fhr bic nat'
tebenbe Qountr.gIrbeit:
6smhs ben etrAfiiaiicner 80. ees - CIR
pie gerbefsrnna Der slep midmonb liie, bon
bsT Three gatIs @gdo Bic sift Goantp,ainie, in
Iis Hrbsli sa. Az ae8eben In fi.bere.n,slm.
nung NIT ben pIdneH unb gpshsifnft1utn.
gslns istt w e,r Sfftee bsf eoart Of Geunrp
MIs ars,soi, Maasn sui gerunIa.sn aus
et'erftaf ftin, hsi4s In bsr fffles bss Bodrb
q Ienn's gpmmsfienere an babsn frb. nnb
etalstt,t fs'n bcr etnem Nonb IN hsr Snbe bon
eietinnieno $4,000 00D. Te1ars NIT Siuei plis
Ten nnb asnhgenbtE elraen ale g,6erbeit, hnb
her Bieier ben aoutraff einasbsr iinb bic eIr.
eripnHi tptrh.
/. 6s uiaHis gsmm,Hlsnsrs psssrtsn 40 bas
bsrSpsrter
Gonimtnonsrs.
,grsb. a. mtffstmarn. nraflSsnt.
is,e5,3e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-09
Rnh mr ssnirsstsrsn.
qsmmifftsntrs Dfttes
6awtItor Y olurtn. Cttc.

u " wv
QtHetruatt Ohio rs. Suni 1914.
etrittatIi. GnasIsoie nssbsn snt:
eonntb gommiIiipntrs bis itae, ben %.
guilt 1914, mn y llbI Witfnge. ffir bte ra8'
ffsbsnbe Qcuuta.srbtii:
etmds ben Sos.iftaiionen 30 6es--alr
gstnHblnue Der atlbh moeb NIT giiuminous
goab suriacire maierioI. spilfsn Sarrifon
pt'e nnb giueh'e Corner, In g1biie,paisr unb
Sarrtfou 3ofpufbiss
Die arbeii bar az esf4sbsn In tisbsrsinft.m.
miirg NIT ben Rlnusn nnb eYesiftiaiicnsn,
fvti6e ieti ou'iiteeu IN tsr Office bes Bodrb
OF Qornin QummNiouers
due Nratbett utlher auf GormnIate ausae.
isrtiai ft!n, DsItt in bsr Office bss Roarb of
Qourih gommifiiprers yu babsn ftnb, unb be-
eIe'te! 'etn bon etnem Nonb ir her Gunme bon
fnnfbnrbert $500 COZ Cellars NIT spei euien
nnb seulasrbsu Earaen ais ei6erbeii bnflr,
bab ber ei,isr ben aoniroft sinssbsn ipirb tnr
susrinnui piro
Tte qounis QommtrioHsrs bctnI,en no bas
berper'en
QrmmtfltonsTs
.etsssi, Q. 9stfsImann aIaassni
p6,2,e,i8
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-09
Rsa, ihr apnisalisfea.
g IN mmiffiopet's Ofttts

&fnetnnatl. o.. q. SnH 1914. :.
gsrdtsssits aMessote eiSs ses iVesssn nsars '" II
Gouufb Gomnttiiioners big etiag ben 81.
s}nIi 1914, nm 70 titr Dliiiags. fit bic nap'
ftebenbe Qonntbsgirbeii: n
Gsmdb ben spssifiiationen go. Ges !. gilT Sd,I
bic Berbeiteruna Der Columbia @berne BON
Mariet etrabe bis Milereef Bride. in Spea'
more Icipnfbip. ,
Tie arbeit bat ~ arfteben IN ilebereinitim'
miina niit ben Vldren ufib Spe8ifidiionen,
fpcIr5e iebt In her Office bes Dcaro of eonnip
Gcinntiiiiorers dniIieaeit.
NIIe Nmaebpic rlnen nn HormiiIaren nns1e..
fertiat feir. iusIbe In ber ciiiee bee goGro oi
Gouirtb gcminifiipners ~ bnhcu iinhs liIo DC,
eIeiict fcin bon etncm Aono IN bcr Sobe bon
infbnssri $4,000 9or.a.s MI s,.r s,gsi s'Iis hs
aonfrnft einaeben NIB bic Mrbeii dnsilbren
ipisb. i'm Sale eericlts, ibni snertnIni ipito.
Tte Gounib GoniiniiIioncrs bcbnlien itd bas
@ehi Dor. iraenbcin ober nue singeboie 6n
beriperfen.
: am sluftraa bes goarb Of saHliIion COUNTY
greb. q. eaetteImann 9rdNbeHt.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-09
Rsits en- Rsmtraisss~.
gcmmiffioners Ottee
6 tlfpu Qurnfh, Gbto

Mmt1ftorere Offtfe,
S1mtlion Qpruth. Ohio
Gtnei1natt O.. 2. SnIi 1914.
9erfteaeIte uneeboie perben ert
aeaeneenontmen in bsr Office bes Boarb of
9ouuiu 9ommiiiiorcrs bic , tag. ben 81.
SuIi 1914. nm ~ iibr whitaas. fiji bie nod
fiebenbe Qonniosgirbeit.
e5emdb ben epcsifiiatoneu 20 e7s - glr
bic gIuifabrier hur Qlebes Srlie unb @eafcsdf.
tnns Der alien sisinmaiien. in Mhamf iHs
@biiefputer Ioipnfbips.
lie glrbsii bot an sef6ebtu In iiebereinitiu,
milng init ben DIdneH uno Gpesiiiidtionen.
lpel6e iepi in ber Office bes Rodto Of Gounfn
qommiiiiorers auflteasH.
ellie glnasboie miiiieu au iJormnIateu alisae.
fettiai iein weldbe In bsr C''ioe bes Boarb Of
Qouuio qommtioners AZ baben ftnb., nnb be.
gIeiei feiu bon etnfm Bomb In Der Sobe bon
tinibuuberi $500 00) Dollars nit spei luien
unb aenaaeHeen giirasn. oas, bet sieter ben
aonirait ergeben unb bic arbeti unsfiibren
ipirb i'm Safe berfeIbs Tim ausriauHi pitb.
9ie Uountn Qouiriiiioners bebalieH ft6 cas
@ett boz iEssnbein obet eue aHsebote su
beriperien
5m giuiirGs bes gOarS Of samiIiOn Gounts
Qommifonets.
grsb G. @sftsImann. graflbeni.
aiiefi: a!bsri astnbarbt qieri.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-09
NstI, tsr nsalraItsrsn.
gommtfftonsrs Offtes
Samt Iior Gouutn Cbto.

2am ltor gcgptn Dhfeo,.
,,0,sn.I ,,0g,ssnsIissstts EassssCis iYs.ssa as sn,; !;
gonnib qommiiIiOners bis Freiias, ben 81.
SIlt 1914, nm II iitr miiiaas, ilir bts Ha6'
GemaB ben epsstiiationsu so. e5e SIR
stpst Concrete @rdseH an ber Nan, 5anbi Monb.
lfuifben 4auiilton giis iinb gstrtcn Ronb. In
eprinatielb 1nnnfbip.
Gie eIrbeii bat AZ arfneben In iifnreinltin'
mnng init ben gDldner iinb GbesliiInfiouen.
iyelbe lest IN Der Cffiee b,s Doarb of Gonntb
Qpmmiiiioners aufIeqen
9te eInosbois ufAfsn anf EorfnnInren nrsge..
tsrttai feiu peIds In Der cfiice hes pcnrb of
Qonnir qommifonsrs an taben finb.. Mnb re.
gIsitet ier bon siner Monb IN Der eDte bon
ten nnb osnlaenben pfiraef ale giderbeit Snb
Der Hitter ben aputfaft sirgsten iptrb Ant
a.!ns,ahrane bsr pirbslt TN Sane bsrfsIbs 'sn
Sis Gounts Gommsfionrrs netaI.sn no bas
berfperien.
ann, a., ,S%H'.,ass s.s ssars Of sam'li'H Gsants
aa.9' a't.s.;.YY 7; Ys;''ii'TsisGs s;'.'iis'Ts.ss s|;s|':"4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-09
0cidaits. .@eIegen5eiten.

Gpuntrn .SoteI. whbbIeler Gounin, Rem
Serfeh. Dimenilonen 200 BET 200. Tpr iestas
Giaenthiimer 3ebi lich bonn Gel6dtt Suriii.
aIter 81 Sabre. Siarb biefem Seidaitsplae
32 Sabre Dor garslimfdbe beiitmnlt tn'
isrejiirenb: 9reis S2s. 900. t5lir ipeiierc aus.
inrff fpeiIbe man iidb on qouis TnrreH. l6
Belmont eibe., Getpdrf. q. y. 4..10
@abtfonbtIIe Gnftern abe., frfiber
g1ooiier ptfe, AZ Elder pafienb filr Groeetp.
&c aabrt auf sipei GarIinien Qrefap. 6.e'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-09

gen, ,be es feline Mirtuns duf ben
Meniden in srbeblidem Grabe ausou.
iibsn bsgcnnen bat. llebrisens srbolen
iia bic annari.nODsel aud itnslIsr
bon Der gersiftuns dls Der WtHidh
ipsnn lie RAID in CUTE Cuff ssbra8t
iptrbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-09
i9n perfaniem - Sduier.
$500 uu,atluua ieuJ,u tra,ustiufs.

0 3immer s5rams Seus. GoIoniaIIs Dab.
1oiiei, sSiitnaee. BOT 80 bel 100, beauen sur
Sirdtenbabn. In gloripoob, uub bas Saue
fann fit stpei GamilieH einatrttiei tpeTbeu.
Gerner Elm California 9uneaIoip. 5iuilner
Sab 9oilet. Surnnce. Gas uiib eleiirif6es
es6i, Cot 30 bel I50. eifpne elbf6es ffir
$500. $500 gIniabunq.
geibe Der obiaen EeIiennpen iins beduem aeIes
gen sur Grrei6una bsr faibol;f8en Rtrche unb
4dro6ial nnb 5ffenili6en S6ulen. geH4tiqeu
gle sies SdMsr, sPs sis anbsrstDo foMfsn
etperue. @ortpoob. Ctio. 4..10
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Ri6t trgriinbe en-.

gDirtbin Gum Wirtb): .Ob bic BEL,
ben in Der aau6e ba Derbeiratbct
finb9"
rDsis Der audud! .giel" hat iis
su ihm ia NAL aefast; absr GrauriHge
,.Taaen 4, h!a.s
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gu berfaufeu: grumSeisentbmm.

Rennebh Setgbts glur nod iieben Cots
iibtta, 30 Bel 100. Gne. 21aiier, 3enreni,g1sne,
ger als siO Der Gab Sreis TRANSPORTATION.
Grefap So
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@erloren,

9erIpren Tieniida slbeno nm lbr.
etue 10 1olnrglote In ber etoni bes @ro.
cetp.eaoens bon Z. y. ponna, SiiboIi.gde
l.. nnS eIm Sirase. assusebsn an .. y
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Meoieruuos.g s.gnIteHunaen.

Hseisrunas.anitenunstn citfn ihr vaanntr
nub 1ranen. 11nfenoe bon grnenriineen iinb
In MusT6t. 0iite iir sinftsuunaeu fret
8rnniIiu Suititnfe. EeSI 10. Hentfer, " p
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Gin fsiner 6aua6ers

Sausbsiiber: Der DriDaiier G@uts
bat ii6 aber feline Wobnuna fsin auss
mulsH laiftn. -. bem perbe Id finn
biaen. unb mir ipsrben unS feline
mubnuua usbmsH!S
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QIfs Geberbetten-Nstrb besablsn tie BE-.
800 Heii eediis uss. .. so0o q. b
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iiaternltunss anseises.
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IHI s. pn5er te!
A Usnminass sns abnss ssu
6VV Ca'G ssnn.,'0stlit.s
Coney Tsland

20 g,siisu aHf srm 6luh-Huutfahrt 25s.
Cate 1antant-gansrstns--i0i gtsenasnnftu
arsis 4icutdifbe - brtneen Gle bic Efnbsr
siHf6Iisssnb frsis Hcstta6u. Gbfcbti BON
e3ronhnGt: ESQ rnb II Yorni.. !. 2s0. 4.
$50 rub dbr IttrbS.
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s.ansciaen.

0srmsnis asss 30. ss, Gbssp .glinsr HHs 1amsn,
81. 4 .. 6f q. +,
bab z sdTsiisr GIisabefb aIapprpib aeficrbss III
urtb fncreen greitnq Nati Hittag z libr. BON
Iransrtauje, 80. 2ssb u, clifton abs, bon
ss ,si,s Sstrs:En.H stIss,, s,ssn rssmi,I ss fn
esp4ie gatsIt prstsstcr:
&nHsmsnsbk esstnax - !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-09
Barbara Sfmarm,

gcb. 8eutieL
i'm ST. 0ebensiabre. Gie gesrbiaung finoei
1iutt am Sreit1a. ben 10. Snlt. NatHliiin9s I'M
llbr, bonn IrluerbdlIfe ans.
If Ete trantrnbeu Sinterblitbtuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-09

Starb am Sicniiag ben 7. Suli 1914 abenos
10 llbr, in Der gSobnung ibrer lo6tet, 6rnn
Gertba Summer. Io. 1431 Wiain GRAPE, IN
F.ro Opt,tter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-09
8n Sermisiben-adOem.

Store iinb 8immer. eineeridtet fir
cine @1derei. gso. 4510 Carthage
Rife, ct. @ernarb. 8. bD
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HtU. : . IT y u UE
gsttttpe bon Sofepb 9tnbereer. i'm "
ter bon 81 Slbren, 8 .Uondien uHo Il
1aaen, in Der g8obnrna ibrer 1obter. Gral
9ugene 0roene, 9sp 1919 5tne Ctr. Iraner'
gotfesbienit In Der ISABELLE bon Gus. 8ilbebmis.
5p. 1414 0ine Sirnbe, an Sonneriiag. ben 9
Suli, nm 1 libr Mn6mtiiags, fpo5n Greuiibe
b5fIidit eingelaben finb. s,s
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flora fimbsresr,

etarb am 9ienItng, ben Z. SuIi 1914, I'M 8
tlbr Wutbmtttuas
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127 81 z. GtraHe.
9rMdia1en

Isbsr urt IN bsuif1sr unb snaI,fnsr gprsds
Rerbsn auf @nnfn bsforat
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8n Ssrmietbsn- 3immer.

Central Hpe 1911 - 3ipei 3immtr i'm 2.
SioS. $3.50 per nqonat. S6lafiel I'm eaeer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-30
gen. VILLA PREPARES
TO FORCE CARBAJAL
Rebel Chief Determined on
Equitable Distribution Of
Mexican Land.

WASHINGTON, July 30.-Private
advices to members Of the Const!tu-
tionalist party here today support the
theory that General Villa is strength
ening his army and laying plans to
enforce his demand concerning the
government to be set up In Mexico
City from the transfer of the Carbajal
regime to General Carranza. These
dispatches say that Villa has been as
sured Of backing to the limit by pow
erful persons associated with a former
administration in Mexico City, and II
Carranza does not comply with Villas
wishes, the military chief will take the
field at the head of his troops and
carry the matter through to a final
conclusion.
What Villa has been fighting for, &C
cOrding to his pronouncements, Is an
equitable land policy. He has main.
tanned that the only salvation of the
Mexican poorer classes lies in the
wrestling from the landed gentry their
vast acres and the redistribution OF
this land among the poems, according to
a policy somewhat similar to the Am.
erican homestead law. Any sign OF
an encroachment on this policy by
the personal adherents of Carranza
will not be tolerated by Villa, it Is
said. zs g.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-30
Nath Edwards
.WriteS-

ECONOMY. Ind. July 30.-Do birds
Dourt in spring as do boys and girls!
Ono Sunday morning in May we
heard an awful racket in the old hick-
DRY that stands in the barnyard. That
Vas about s q. m, and we noted three
woodpeckers in the tree. We found
two red-headed suitors for the love OF
Miss Redhead.
They gave an interesting and anus
ing love story in bird language and
action.
The male birds INDUCED in all kinds
of fancy flights to show their prowess,
including spirals. loop-the-loop and
gliding. The lady surely was looking
for a husband that could surpass all
woodpeckers in fancy flying. 1t took
her until o'clock that afternoon to
make up her mind which one to
choose.
The sight was so interesting that we
missed our dinner to see the outcome.
When the lady made her choice, the
defeated sutton had to move on. 1t
was a compulsory move, for the happy
pair gave the rejected bird to under
stand that two is company and three
q crowd.
Both husband and wife chased the
detected S or. They drove him to
the woods. Then they returned and
occupied flat in the tree.
Study the birds and see how much
they act like human beings.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-30
BANK OF ENGLAND
RAISES DISCOUNT
American Stocks Rebound
on Stock Exchange as
Trading Opens.

LONDON. July 30.-The Bank OF
England's discount rate was raised "
per cent on account Of the money
stringency today, caused by the Wal.
The rate had been 8 percent Since
January 20 last.
The stock market rebounded at the
opening today and some big gains
were made in American stocks .nat
were hardest hit during the panicky
condition early in the week. baNl-
more & Ohio opDned four points over
yesterdays close, Atchison and Soutn-
ern Pacific showed per cent gains
while the majority of other American
stock showed fractional gains.
Another brokerage house failure was
announced at the opening. Toward
noon the market house became quiet:
The American securities that mao
shown increases at the opening heio
about steady around the opening MARI
The other European markets were re-
ported in q stagnant condition and per
vaded by an air Of gloom over the
situation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-30
Ladies' Hairdressing
In London and Paris
Both cities are positively dotted will

Both cities are positively dotted with
hairdressing parlors and hair goods es-
Establishments. One wonders if the wo-
men of these two huge places have
time for anything but care of their
hair. There are hundreds Of makers
of switches and wigs and dozens of
manufacturers of shampoos. There
they use no makeshifts but prepare
lions made for shampooing only and
inquiry as to the most popular sham
poo brings the reply that canthrox is
best. A per feet, economical, invigor.
ating shampoo can be cheaply made
at home by dissolving a teaspoonful
canthrox, which every good druggist
has, In a cup of hot water. This mix
ture cleanses thoroughly, and gives to
the scalp the vigor that insures hair
beauty. Canthrox shampoos make the
head feel good and are very beneficial
where. hair is faded and brittle. Their
use will greatly enrich the color of the
hair and give to it beautiful gloss
and softness.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-30
Tom Wilson Recalls
Early Days Of City
~ STAFF CORRESPONDENT.

~ STAFF CORRESPONDENT.
DAYTON. O.. July 30.-Almost the
entire time allotted him for a political
speech at Brookville. O., was consum.
ed in relating stories Of Richmond.
Ind. people yesterday afternoon when
Tom Wilson, veteran humorist, sketch
writer, paragrapher, performer and
publisher of Town Talk" in Dayton.
became reminiscent over incidents oc-
curing quarter of century ago.
Wilson is one of the party making a
campaign tour in behalf Of ]. J.
Willis. Republican candidate for COVER
nor of Ohio. He was to have spoken
for three minutes at BrOokville but
this time allotment was far exceeded.
Whenever l am called on to speak
at such a meeting, l cannot forbear
reference to Colonel Tom Bennett,
once mayor of that beautiful staid old
town, Richmond. which stands majes-
tically on the bluffs of the Whitewater
river, overlooking rich farm lands and
fertile fields" Wilson said in opening.
ut was just twenty-five years ago
that presented sketch at the New
Phillips opera house under the aus
pieces Of the Sol Meredith Post, G. A.
R. In Richmond the soldier boys are
given proper respect by the townspeo.
pie and they made it q gala week. On
Saturday night at my closing perform.
ance, when / had my big st. Demands
grouped about me ready for the cur.
| tain to rise, Tom came back on the
stage and told me to wait minute
before opening.
Gives Fine Tribute.
when the curtain arose, Tom step
ped before me and delivered one OF
the most beautiful tributes that have
ever heard a man receive. Then he pre-
sented me with a beautiful medal in
the form of shield and set with a
large diamond. prize that most high
| ly of the many things have accumu
| lated in my travels.
| "Some day 1 am going to return tc
Richmond and call on Iliff who was
then chief of police; and all the old G
A. r. boys. They are fine fellows
When heard recently that Joe Betz
old and Tom Bennett had passed was
deeply grieved because l knew that i,
meant the end of two of the finest rep
resentatives of the old order of HoOs
| iers.
This meeting also shows me the
difference between political meeting:
Of today and those Of the times of Ton
Bennett. l had the pleasure of making
a tour with Colonel Bennett and 9th
ers through eastern Indiana. We were
wined and dined and the CHIEF objec
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Of local politicians seemed to DO to
have the candidates intoxicated.
Bennett saves Day.
AT Connersville the conditions were
shameful. There was . large crowd
awaiting the speakers before the time
set and some of the speakers were
then at the hotel unable to even con-
verse sanely, But Colonel Bennett
saved the day. / had not seen him for
some time and was hunting him when
4 heard cheers of the crowd outside.
Il stepped outside. There from q
balcony of the hotel. Tom Bennett was
in the midst of one of the most elO-
quent addresses ever delivered in In.
diana politics. He was cheered to the
echo"
Tom Wilson exhibits In Dayton the
badge given him by the Sol Meredith
post. He says he was recently offered
$3.50 for the diamond by q Dayton
jeweler who wanted to replace the
stone with an imitation. He refused the
offer, he says.
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CONGRESS TO CLOSE
ABOUT AUGUST 20

WASHINGTON. July 30-T think
congress will be able to adjourn by
August TO-" President Wilson was in
formed today by Senator Smoot, of
Utah. "AIl trust bills will be passed
by that time," the senator said.
This word brought by Republican
senator greatly pleased the president.
Senator Smoot thinks that the way
now IL clear for expediting debates on
the various bills and that no obstruc-
tive measures will be set in their
path by the Republicans.
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DOLLAR DAY PLEASES
Results Crafty Merchants
and Shoppers.

Both merchants and customers were
gratified with the results of the second
Dollar Day promoted by the Palladium.
Large crowds were attracted to the
stores yesterday by the bargains which
were offered, many coming from neigh
boring towns. All day long stores were
crowded with shoppers. Good receipts
were recorded. Persons who did shop
ping were pleased with the values Of
fered, leaving the city late in the even.
ing laden with parcels of many diff.
ferent colors and sizes.
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NEIGHRORS PICNIC.

CAMBRIDGE CITY-A company
composed of the following persons en-
joyed a neighborhood picnic Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs F. w. Romer on Maple street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romer and daughter
Mary, with their guest, Mrs. Fred
Brown of Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
L. Strattan and son Everett, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Luddington, Miss Lena
and Ralph Luddington, DR.. and Mrs.
r. C. Leslie and daughters Frances
and Thelma, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Cooley and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Filby
and daughter, Miss Helen.
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CHICAGO BROKERS
CLEAR ALL RIGHT

CHICAGO, July 30.-Presideut NJ. C.
Aldrich Of the Chicago Stock Exchange
issued . statement this afternoon in
which he says that all the LaSalle
street brokers were refusing new bust
ness from persons they did not know
and were advising their regular Gus
toners to keep off as the present mar
ket was one no man could read.
President Aldrich said that the Chi
cago market was showing great
strength. All brokers passed the clear
ing house successfully today.
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AUSTRIA SUMMONS
RESERVES IN u.

PORTLAND. Ore, July 30.-Austria
today issued q call here for all Aus
TRANS subject to military duty to re-
turn to their native land Immediately
Amnesty is granted all deserters and
the summons says all travelling ex-
penses will be paid. There are many
Austrians and Servians in the north
west employed on railroads and in
lumber camps.