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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-20

WASHINGTON, April 20.-Few Of
the millions of newspaper readers who
learned through the press on April IA
that the entire Atlantic fleet had been
ordered to Tampica, Mexico, realized
the strength of that great organiza-
ton, or what it meant to get the
dreadnaughts under way.
Americans justly are proud of their
navy, but how many knew that this
is the greatest offensive naval force
the world has ever seen?
The American navy is outranked
by the British, German and French
fleets, with Japan close behind. But
so great has been the progress in ma
val construction in the past decade
that the Japanese fleet which gave
battle to the Russians in the Sea of
Japan would have been absolutely
helpless against the force which the
United States sent to Mexican waters
to avenge the insults offered to the
Stars and Stripes.
Navy Is Strong.
The battle of the Sea of Japan was
the greatest naval engagement in his
tory inasmuch as the ships engaged
therein were far stronger than any
"hiSh previously lco louShI- LCSR1'C
this fact, however, a naval expert re-
Gently asserted that the force which
sailed for Tampico under the COM
mand of Rear Admiral Badger on
April 10 would not have had the
slightest difficulty in destroying the
Japanese and Russian fleets combin-
ed. as they were at the time Of the
Russo-Japanese war.
This statement sounds little i'm
probable said the naval expert, who
has had a hand in the increased eff
cheney of the modern battleships, but
a moments consideration will show
that it is quite logical.
styles Change Quickly.
I'm the first place, there is nothing
which goes out of style as quickly as
a modern battleship. Five years is
the limit of their top notch Of eff
cheney, and the majority do not last
that long. They are then relegated to
the second line of battle, and then
they drop rapidly until they have to
go into reserve, the scrapheap of the
navy.
None of the ships which took part
in the RussO-JapaneSe war would COM
pare in any way with those in our
secondary line of battle at the present
time. And our dreadnaughts could
stand out of their range and rake
them fore an aft with their big four
teen-inch shells, while the enemy could
be perfectly helpless. 1t would be
nothing short of murder.
I'm a course at Annapolis recently
the problem was asked the senior
class at the Naval academy whether
they would prefer to have fleet of
one hundred vessels of the class of
the old Oregon or single ship Of the
type of the New York. The majority
of the class chose rightly-the single
New York would be worth more than
one hundred Oregons in battle. In
the first place, the New York could
hit and totally disable practically all
the Oregons before the latter could
get into range.
Effective Gunners.
There is no reason why the gun
ners on the New York or the Texas
could not destroy the entire opposing
fleet before any of the hundred yes
sells got near enough for the shells to
richochet anywhere near the dread
naught. This will give you some idea
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE.

State of Indiana, County Of wayne.
In the Wayne Circuit Court. April
Term. 1914.
In the matter of the Estate Of Her
ry w. Veregge. deceased. Notice o.
Sale of Real Estate.
Notice of Sale Of Real Estate.
The undersigned, Dickinson Trusc
Company. Executor of Last Will and
Testament of Henry W Ve-egge. de-
ceased, hereby gives notice that by
virtue of the power by said will con
ferred, it will at hours of two oclock
p. NJ. on Tuesday. May 18th. 1915.
upon the the premises. in City of
Richmond, Wayne County. Indiana.
offer for sale at public sale. all inter
est of said decedent, same being total
of such real estate. in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate. in Citv
of Richmond, Wayne County. Indiana.
to-wit:
Lot number sixty-two (62) In Sarah
Sanders addition to the City o.
Richmond. of said County and State
Second Tract-"Thirty t3Ol feet or
of entire west side OF a strip of land
thirty-nine (39) feet of of entir.
east side of Lot number twenty-fo -four
(2D of Sarah Sanders Addition In
the City of Richmond, of said County
and State"
Order of Sale-First will be offered
at said hour said lot 90. and on cor
clusion of sale. undersigned will offeF
said part of lot "a; each sale on prem
ises.
Such sales will be made subject t.
approval of Wayne Circuit Court, and
purchaser will be provided with ah,
stract of title without additional
charge.
Such sales will be made upon the
following terms and conditions: AZ
least one-third Of purchase money
cash in hand: balance In two equal
payments. of nine and eighteen
months from date OF sale. evidenced
by notes in usual bankable form. pro-
vidinG for attorneys fees, bearing
interest from date at six per cent. and
secured by mortgage on real estate
sold
Further such sales will be made
subject to taxes of year 1914. payable
in 1915. and free from all other
taxes.
For further information see Ever
EFT r. Lemon, secretary OF under.
signed
DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY.
Executor Last Will and Tesla
ment. Henry w. Veregge.
Gardner. Jessup and White, Attorneys.
Apr 2e27 may fills.
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EATON, O., April 20-After having
remained unconscious three days, Dale
Wilson Kaylor, one-year-old son OF
Mr. and Mrs John j. kaylor, six
miles north of Eaton, died early Sun
day The child had been ill three
weeks. Death was due to a gathering
in the head, which affected the brain
Funeral services were held this after
noon at the First Christian church,
conducted by the pastor, the Rev.
Med. Howsare. Interment was made
in Mound Hill cemetery.
Americans yearly spend $500, 900, 900
for soda water.
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SEE MOORE q OGBORN for all kinds
Of Insurance, Bonds and Loana Real
Estate and Rentals. Room ls. L O.
O. +. Bldg.
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BUSINESS CHANGES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
5000 buys a business, furnishes goods
to carry on the business. Any ener-
getic man can make from $3.50 to 5000
per month besides giving steady en-
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UNCONSCIOUS THREE DAYS.

Dollar Day viii Be Wednesday.
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Phone 1892. Aft
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Mrs. g. c.. Massachusetts; Ellsworth, Mary
j.. Ethel W. New York; Ellsworth, Miss
3. T.. Milwaukee: Emery =. A, Paw
tucket. r. L. Emmerllng Mrs. J. F., Pitts
turgh Emery. G. j., Springfield. Mass;
EmmOns. Mrs. Harry, Helen, Gardner, Con-
cord. n H.. Enger. b. J., Duluth; Engl
lish. Mrs. Harry. Denver: Endley. Edna
C.. Mansfield. Ohio; Endley. Mabelle
Elyria, Ohio. Ephraim. Lee, New York;
EplOr. Alice. New York; Eppstein, Rosa
lind New York. Epton. Marie, Spartan
burg. : C.. Erickson. o. Gordon, and
wife. Chicago. Erlanger. Elise. 5. T.. New
York.
Erlanger. Mrs. NJ Erwin. Nell r..
Brooklyn: Estahrook. T.. 'B., Philadelphia;
Estey. Mrs. sherman. New York. Essex.
Harry. Phoenix. n. l.: Essex. Mrs. Henry
Ph9nix. r. l.: Etheridge, T. NJ, and wife
Dallas: Eustis. James NJ. wife and dsugh-
ter. Boston; Evans, Adelaide r.. Lena
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London, Aug. S.-The following Is an
alphabetical list Of the Americans who
have registered with the citizens COM
mittee in London since Monday; a