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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-11

Jack Dillon, the Hoosier bear-cat,
toyed with Jack Lester, the Seattle
heavyweight, in bout at Denver last
night Jack floored his man five
times.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-11
Line Sporting Mems
SPORT JABS

Manager Jack Hendricks, Of the In
dianapolis Indians, gave his men a
rest yesterday after several days of
hard work. Jack permitted his clan
to watch the activities of the Boston
Red Sox, who are training at Hot
Springs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-11
Public
Sale

of Real Estate, Thursday,
March 10th, located at 1905
Boyer street, Fairview -
room cottage, lot 36xl4O, &C.
ment sidewalks paid for,
'2rge basement and attic, coal
house, built in mantels and
china closet. finished floors,
vtfanda, hack porch. electric
lights. If YOU are interested
in a nice home YOU inveSti-
gate this proposition. Terms
will suit you.
MR.. VIM. D. NILSSON
Sold by the Colonia! Auction
Company. J. R. Macdonald,
Auctioncer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-11

Led by whoa Bill" Phillips, the
Hooser Feds, winners of last years
"outlaw" race departed for Wichita
Falls for their training work. ICY"
Falkenberg, the Nap deserted will
join the squad at the training camp.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-11

If reports from the training camp
of the Detroit Tigers are true, Tyrus
Cobb, premier swat-artist in the Am
erican ranks for years bids fair to
maintain his old pace in the batting
average list. Ty is causing recruit
pitchers much encouragement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-11
PALLADIUM
WANT ADS
WANTED
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mond Underwear Co. 81


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$3.50 per day salary paid one man or
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-11

WANTED-Place on Farm. Chester
Lamb, 808 n. 18th 1O-2t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04

Hohouznliorus when q sJruus ou, wds
needed William ~. b grandson of
william J. Wta crowned HrrmtuN
procured o master who would nnd "a
place in IA, suu" t1r uI- nasty
and his people u human effort ouuld
procure g.
Bismarck forgot some Of hts ruth
lcseucss. So William ~ ahciNod him.
Germans hcltu go increase its 1rmios
amt Industries with @ fcyorish actiN-
las. The War LORD won his title early.
although 30 WIS many years before ne
actually went In war.
n is curious Co 1u'icC what 90 com
poetic of aIl the uohruzoiiernH vino
have gone before William " is tie
has the military ambition of Frcdcrirk
the Great Hc has q passion Tor erect
ing great Buildings lie has enrour
AGED industry ana trade 300 eycrg com
ctl,ablc was. Ho has whiskcd up
and dowa his empire almost like his
predecessors did Tho little state ~
E-ya1dcuhurg. s.'ldiuE, threatening.
DoaNiug, HoddIius his peuple
puriur hiH rrieu Germany mas
mndc au advance iu commerce alm"si
miraculous lts population has ana
CREASED until 30 seemed there was ~"
room Tor more. German ships sailed
every sca. German goods were hawA-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04
THE BATTLE OF
BLENHEIM.

tHy Robert southey)
Il was "a SUMMER evening.
Ola kuspar's WofA was done,
And he before his cottage door
WAS sitting Ia the sun;
Aud hv him sportod ON tho green
His little g|randchlld. Wilhelminc.
she saw her brother. Pctcrkin.
Roll something lars, aud round
Which ne beside IN, riNulet
lu playing there had found;
tie came tu ask what he had found
That was sp largo and smooth and
round.
.Dll k.spar took It nom the hoy
Who stood eNpcct'ut by,
And then tho old man shook hts head.
And with a natural sigh
Tls Some poor fellows skull, o.
said he.
who fcll In the great victory.
. Hud them IN the sardcn,
For there's r1any here about
And often when I go 20 plough
The ploughshare turns them out.
For many thousand men, said he.
Were slain in that great victory"
'NuN tell us what twas All about"
Young Petcrkin hc cries.
And lt'tIc Wiiholminr Looks up
with wonder waiting eyes.
'NoN tell rs an about the war.
And what they fouEht each other for. %
"It was the English Kasrar cried.
"Whu put the French iu rout
Bat what they fouEhi each other tor
} could not well make out.
"rut o.cf body said luoth he,
That twas a famous victory.
SIS father itcd 40 Blcnhclm tGcm,
Yen lft.c stream hard by.
They burnt his dw'llius 90 the ground.
And No WIS forced 90 ny
-o with nir wife and child he fled,
Nor had DE where Goo rest his head
with nre and sword the country
round
Was wasted far and wide.
And many e childiug mother then
And ~, whorn bu0v died
But things like that. you know. must
Nr
AZ every famous victory.
"Tloy. say IL was O shocking siEht
Alter the Held Nas won;
For many thousand bodies here
Ias rottiur bon he sun.
Put things like that, you know must
DO
amer % famous victory.
Great praise thc Duke ot Marlhro'
won
And our good Prince Eugene
WIN. twas 70 very wicked thing
said uttl, WiIbelminc,
'NJy.. Nay my little girl puoth
he.
10 uts t famous victory.
and oyoryh body praised the duke
Who this great Hght did win.
"Rut VIVA good anne oi b it last
Quoth littlO P'ferkin-
WHY mat ! cannot tell, said hc.
But twas % famous victory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04

ed IN tho marts of every land, from
civilization 10 savagory.
Tho nation set out to acquire coli
pnics whore. 81 was hoped. q part oi
the surplus population and industry
'ould Doe kept under the imperial nag.
Carefully. m~vthodloails and ssstcmat-
icaliy. ar b. The German method. the
kaiser's Tag went up on ever biz Of
mncipimcd land over the globe. but
ln comparison with the older nations
he found a pitifully small amount.
Tho road 10 the sun wss blocked at
every turn-Fraucc. England. Russia,
even little Portugal, Holland n Bel
pium held more overseas land But
mostly IL wac ENGLAND hat -tood 10
the way. so. gradually. Germans be-
gan 90 believe 10 was the parent stand
Of Great Britain that kept them trom
world empire.
a considerable school 81 historians
and philosophers. following Trcits-
ohkc. came into being which no doubt.
had some influence on this trend oi
German thought.
Tho building or the navy WIS Ger
mtnys nrst challenge tor World en-
pirv, England watched the puny fleet
Bro the Baltic expand and Erow until b.
reached second place Great Britain
mo- longer could maintain its 2-powcr
standard. but concentrated the entire
hatl'c Hcct iu the North sea to check
mate Gcrmauy
So. tho coutsc of the Uoh'n1ol-
terms has run toward "a place Boa the
sun "Out OF the drcary marshes
and sand dunes of Graudcnburg has
arisen an empire OF world import
auUc." Herbert CaNton says And "
the present war should end With Ger
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04
THEMES TUR =

IT HERE has BE- ~ O. good deal ~
~ both taeotious and
serious Oh nc rat that the
European poets ave not risen to tho
occasion presented boy thc great war
nov 1riug Hused GA 'ho other side
of the Atiautie % that NOT 70 poetic
ine Of real meru has been writton
on the subj
Perhapa tnia IS one or the signs OF
the times, po,Huns Go an advance In
civilization
The impression which readers have
nrough, away from those fanoua
poems dealing with war is that INC
clash % arms IL "a noble ihom. The
most vigorous SINCERE have surround
"a battle fields with glamour The
warrior haF been presented 90 u- aa
a hero. swords and armor and shield
have inquired ia an The lass ot ,he
minstreis. Fennant- float over the
whole field Of heroic verse The
banner OF England b IL phrase
which fairly sinss in Trunysons The
Relief At Lucknow
Perhaps civilization has arrived an
"a point where Il viii demand some
thing better ~ lts singers tha She
apotheosis Of murder u %murdorers.
There are poetic themes enough
without encouraging " poets ga
wade iu bkod. Wordsworth won his
fame hy choosing the themes OF
peace and - ala bryant and Keats.
and Burns The Golfers saturday
Night" Is worth d library fun of "Ths
Eve Before Waterloo
Let us leave the poets alone. Thss
may find something better worth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04

man, victor thc family once ECorncd
b., dukcs may have kings for SERVING
men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04
WELCOME IN rLGIANs

w JTH the donscst population
M m europe when the war
w began Belsnm was poDu-
Ilarly sensitive to au invasion There
were 5sg people o. the square mile
when the Germans marched into
tho country there were no vacant
places where battles could bc fought
without harm lo uou-eomhntunts.
The result was that the Hclridns had
to get out or run tho r,sE Of being
Killed They lied. az AN the world
knows lcaylu their valiant army to
nght Go the last ditch against the en-
vadcrs Many thousands have found
o temporary refuge la England and
Holland, but it be- hardly probable
that they will stay there. They
couldn't very well do that if they
wished. becous- both England and
Holland ere tight little countries
and arr filled up with their own
people.
II SIS predicted that many 81 the
Belgians viii come Go this country.
n they find 10 Impossible tu return
20 their own hand under conditions
approximations those obtaining before
the war II they do Join the throug
of emi9rants Co the United states
they viii bc corlitiiy welcomed
Some sfatcr. notably California aud
Minnesota. are already Offering them
"a home.
Tho Elephant Butte project 900
southern New Mexico. through its
immigration secretary, Is reaching
out FOR thes. people The state at
New Mexico could well afford 90
make a determined effort 60 attract
those who COM"
such people would be a valuable
contribution g. cur melting pot
They are thrifty. industrious and law
abiding III fact, they seem TO have
practi-alv AN tho tIrtuea and none
Of The faults OF .itizrns There was
a. iNAtt NNt'N tA' Nri". IlHir Ithh
could be AID ABOUT the Bclsians was
that they wouldn't rgh' The world
has since been forced Co revise it's
opinion o. them and the Belgian
soldier Is now immortal
There .s pIeuty of room IN this
country 10 .le good Relsians IL they
want 10 conc AID they VIII and thai
tho menace OF war viii mo- longer
disturb their peaceful pursuits There
viii be- morc room for BclEiaus az
home after This war BE- over as there
VIII be many vacant places hat viii
never bee rll,i again hy their former
occupauts. aD. no man knows now
what ViU uc .hc ultimate late of
Belgium. unless the ailics win 30 de-
c.sive Victory. ana Amvrl.a may bee
y only refuse lett e. them iu large
numbers Our most ruiaxly pupu-
lated state nh. land With o.
population 90 sos he -luare milo.
u POI 1svlturia uu IN white
Nsv Mevieo has abou sf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04
THE RISE OF THE

A Place in the Sun.

We must go back To- the days OF
Frederick the Great To- md the hrst
German ycurcinrs Tot ga place in the
sun Frederick had the namo of
king. He wanted the respect ol one.
Ills superb army battered on The doors
~ Europe u1tn il was given him.
Prussia was supreme boz Germany.
Austria, with its name OF empire, YVES
"a less mighty state. Had frodcrick's
successor. Frederick William Al, acon
q man of his iron viii perhaps the
Hohcnzolltrns might have been en-
perors then. His only contribution
toward Prussisu greatness was a rcs-
toration of the German language,
which Frederick the Great seldom
used.
After tho Napoloonic meteor had
flashed through Europe. the H%ohcnzoi-
in thc sun ln earnest FREDERICK
William ~ aspircd 10 Dee emperor.
but he was weak. His brother sur-
cccdcd him os kinr. the same kins
who Was made emperor under the title
OF william ! at Versailles In lS7i
The namo at emperor was not
enough for William T. nor his CHANGED
Tor. HismprCk. They had seen how
easily The French empire rrumhled az
the touch oi 70 sword Why not RUS
sin Euuland. Austria. The ! of ma
p.rcs that hrmmrd The imperial Ger
many ON every sidtf
The successor of william J. O. weak
prince. lived ONLY three months aitor
e.. Ia... ~. moi LN ..U.r..F4.r fFHIH ua "a
{, 81 that mo- weak NAN headed the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04
owe MY HEALTH
tOPeruna
1 was
Gradually
Breaking
Down From
Confinement
to Store.

Mr.. G. n. Petersen. dealer IN fine
boots. Hhocs and cigars. No. 1872 tout
Main ST.. Council Runs, Iowa. writes
Il cannot tell you how much good
pcruna las done me. Constant con-
nnomcnt IN my store began Co tell
on my health and ! felt that l was
gradually breaking down.
Il tried scvrra remedies prescribed
by my physician. but obtained np per-
mancnt relief until ! took Poruua. !
folt better Immediately. and i've bot
Ties restored me o. complete health.
/ have been IN tho best ~ spirits
since. and feel that I owe my health
60 A."
Catch Cold Easily.
Mr. Arthur c. Peterson. r. r. n.
81. Box a. Oinro. Wiaounsln. He
was IN the habit of catching cold
easily.
1fe says: 1T has bern seven
months now since have taken my
Peruna and } haven't felt the least
touch 81 cold since. and I am positive
that I nm now ~ ~ tho tendency 20
catch cold Icruna g. a wonderful
remedy"
Those who object 20 liquid medi-
oine5 can now pro.uro Peruna Tab
let's,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04

by the
Second Fiddle.



"A ready wcll established theory
"A that YOU never can tell which
way thc cat will jump until IL Jumps.
WE KEPT that premature celohrs-
ton safely 10 our system yesterday
and BE- ia suu there
o
ONE ADMITS with regret, not TO
say surprise, that The Las Cruces
citizen, hacker ol Elfcgu Iaca, APP
pears 60 have more influence with
the voters ct this state han an the
rest uf the newspapers combined
@
"NEN MEXICO SAFE for the DE
moctaeg Headline iu M raso
TIMES OF Tuesday morning u was
safe Tuesday morning when the
Timos CAME out. but between that
time and S o. m o. number OF safe
Democrats slipped
o
WE WILL NoW have n spell! of iu-
tcrcatiup explanations from Dcmo.
cratic leaders. u'tr leaders and
might have been leaders ls tp what
would have happened had the other
fellow dome his duty.
o
And MUDESTD-Oh. very we'll,
n
THE SANTA FE Sow Mexican
kicks because somebody stole the
pr,r,,-.n. r.t,t t,, rt, Ar,ua
county. This is % legitimate @icE
Wub ihns, t.k.t. ID, an, hand of
Inn. ,ot.r. Wilson ui.bt bn,. rc-
'ret,,d as man, ,,t,s Id IN, s,r,,tist
.14.,
ANYWAY uc hone th,yu catch th,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04
SOMEBODY SWIPED
THE PROGRESSIVE
L BANG!



The disappearance of Progressive
ballots between SANTA De- and tho
county seat OF Riu Arriun county ia
heromIur e. regular feature of sige
tpra and the mR stety Of What goes
with tnoso ballots dcepeut with each
succeeding election Last week Dom
orratic % Progressive ballots. printo
cd at the same time 100 mailed from
this cIty boz the same package. were
consigned 60 County Clctk Gonzales
OF Rio Arriua county The Progrca-
siys chairman t~'lpEraphed repeatedly
io tho county clerk before hc wHs
hoHoryd with an answer. Go ask tf
the ballots had been received The
clerk finally co-ndoscended 90 wire
that n0 Democratic or Progressive
ballots had been received 4 tcle-
phone message from a prominent
Democrat advised that the Demo
cratic ballots had been received
They were in the same package with
the Progressive halloth. Tho latter
had dia%nppe8rcd n wag necessary 90
pay 20 special courier 90 ride nli night
overland with the Progressive bal
lots-and the courier went well
armed
That is the way they do b In Rio
Arriha county A the last election
the Progressive ballots absolutely dis
appeared a Progressive thus had
uo chance 60 yotc.
The Sew Mexican serves noticc on
the tcpuhiicans and the Republican
county officials of Rio Arriha county
that this matter h. COINS 90 be- prnhed
10 the bottom this year and the guilty
person is going Ia pay the penalty cor
this fiasrant crime against the peo'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04
JUDGE TOR YOURSELF
Which u Bcttcr-Try AN Experiment
cor PFunt D., Albuquerque tttiErn's

IAlfAAehats
something ueu is an experiment
Must bo proved 90 be as represent
iho statement of a mauufi'tIref %
convincing proof - merit.
Fut the enduf mont ~ fri'rG1 .H.
SOW s~upposInr you had re- bed rsck,
lame. weak. OF aching one,
Would sou experiment un IT,
You Will road 81 many allied
cures.
Endorsed by strangers from far
away places
rs diu'r,ut when the endorsement
comes from home.
Easy Co prove local testimony
Read this Albuquerque case.
j.. NJ NickrsF. plumber. 1000 \.
Eleventh 81, Albuquerque, says Il
don't hesitate 200 recommend boan
Kidney pills an sure That they are
"A good medicine for backache ana
kidney trouble, In my case they
brouEht immediate relinf from anck-
ache know uf another ease where
Dosn's kidney PILLS wcfe used fnr
pain in the back caused by weak kii-
neys such positive benefit was had
that II proves their worth beyono
question
Mr.. Vckrcy is only one ~ many
Albuquerque people who have CRATE.
fully endorsed Deans kidney PITS
II your back aches-if your kidneyi
bother you. don't simply ask Tor kid
ney r~omedy-asS d%istipstiy for n~san''
kidney PILLS. tho same thar Mr. Nick.
req had-thc remedy backed hy home
testimony. Soc an stores. Foster
Milburn Co, Props. Buffalo. ~ Y
when Your Rack is Lame-Remem.
Der the name.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04

pie. The time has passed when bal
LOT stealing aud intimidation go in
New Mexico elections This be- going
Go bc the last time that Republicans
IN Rio Arriba or amy other county
can defy the laws ana deprive voters
Of the chance to vote.
An OF which leads up To the prop
osition hat the ono vital. pressing.
crying need In this state ia am cleo
ton law hat ~ modern and civilized
and which will give the people Of
this state a chance 90 go 20 The polls
and vote according TO their W
opinions. untrammclcd. without being
subjected 60 coercion and intimidation
and without having Co order out the
state militia To find a ballot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04
WIFE FREED FROM
CRUEL AND INHUMAN
HUSBAND BY COURT

Decree of absolute divorce FOR Mary
j. Black from Elmer o. Blacs was
filed Loo the district court today Judgo
Reynolds found that Black mad nec7
guilty Of cruel and inhuman treat
ment toward hIs wife.
sun for divorce was filcd by u. T..
Thompson agaiu-i Maggic NJ Thomp-
son They were married here Aprl
p. 1910 and according a. the com
plalnt IN, defendant deserted her
husband 100 April 1911. Thompson'J
lawyer Is D. henson Newell
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04

is that the two powers which viii
speed his departure VIII No The two
powers which for half "a century have
saved his empire, and taesc two
powers viii bv working in alliance
with that other power which for two
centuries hos threatened the exist
Cncc OF that empire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04

slnging about than the machine guns
IN long lines, with which the Ger
mans and the allies are blowing each
other into bloody bits
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04
ADIos TURKEY.

world war rho English have opened
/ operations, Turkish troops have en-
tered Egypt and ,h, fate ct one more
European nation is stakcl ON the
outcome. without much doubt OF the
result Turkey shortly viii have
been removed from the map of Eu-
rope. as the allies told her would be
thu case should SHE be drawn iuto tho
war. this at least without an over
whclmiug advantage Tor germany In
Shc very near future. which seems AL
together unlikely.
The question ot amy strength which
the Intervention Of Turkey may bring
10 the Austro-Gcrma armies may
bee set aside us "a negligible quantity.
The action II tho ottoman empire Us
J duo Co ia, Influence OF Rcrlu and is
DO perfectly Legitimate action for tho
government eft Germany tu have rail-
lied Turkey 'o its side in tho present
crisis what Turkey hopes Co gain
from her support oi the dual alliance
is perfectly obvious. and what she
has tu offer iu return is equally ub-
,ious Most observers point out that
uy striking at the Russian oousts ot
pa. BLACK sea ah, viii mo- doubt at
tempt TO weaken the pressure Ut the
Russian armies Boa Poland and tis-
licia This really should De lmpos
siblc. since whatever difficulties RUS
STA may have 90 contend with. "a
truce is certainty not one of them
Turkey can also push her forces
across the Asisti, border in the d.
rcytiuu of the Persian frontier nut
ON tho other hand she viii probably
need al the TROOPS she can conccn-
trat" boo order Co meet The INVASION
oi Armenia. uu tn. frontier oi which
BE- is understood large forces have
been maased ever since 'hc DECLARE
tiou OF war Tho Nrmcniaus them
selves recognize the, daneor which
VIII follow a iuuttiriI MohammcdJu
altnurst in the event Of q Russian
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