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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-10
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einen 5runf.." Inter bieier biel{az
genoen l1eberi6rift bradte unlGngit
Der n9oilb Chronicle" einen 8eri9t
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einsefihrt nprben 1ino, tpanbert elm
GROCER Sell Der 8eb0lterung iieben
Meilen ipeit bon Der @tabt meg Bis
iiber ben 9erbotsbe5irt binaus auf
ein 8ebiet, mo- es berartise Be-
idrdnfungen ni6t gibt, nur UNI
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5prm 81 iid nebmen gu tDnnen.
Snfplgeoehm iino cine sarae Reibe
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%rertpanoelt tporben. 9os trifft gang
i'm beipnberen fir Maspr 5u, NOD
Die 8optiitengemetnbe unb anbere
(out Broteit erbeben. gbenfo felt
es in Maespetpommer aus. Sci ben
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itelt, oab in bieien Srten an ben
@%onntasen eine serobe5u ni@redenz
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gesriffen bobe. Gs nurbe Der Mnz
trag aeitellt, Die 8ebDrben mDdtelt
oas @ebtet, bas unter bic gntbal.z
iamteitspurl@riTten faue. m0sli4E
ertpettern.
Die n9atI Ma1l @a5et4
te" in 2onoon l4rieb unldnsit: 3pei
Retr1tierunssbeamte baben bel ibren
Inlpra4en i'm 9poe part folsenoes
selast: nSSunge 2eute. 0ie nidt freiz
pilItg eintreten, iperoen 5tpangspeiie
eingeaogen perben. Mber lie tperben
Damn niht i'm sleiden Rarge nit ben
5%reipinigen iteben. sic fperoen niht
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4u9 i9etnt es falm glaubli9, Dob
bic Hetrutierunssbeamten gu Iolden
oummen 8emertungen ermd4tigt iporz
ben lino.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-10

Der bdnif9e @foutsz
a~ngebDrige s. Motb Nielfen puroe
lit Gefle in 59peben ipegen @pipnaz
&c gu bier SaDren 9trafarbett ul1b
einem Sabr 8erlu1t BET Gbrenredte
perurteilt. NtelIen bate pdbrenD Ser
SlottenmanDDar in Der MGbe ppr,
@efle gnoe Sult 4nb Mnfana Mllgult
fir Mechnlng elmer allsldnoii9en Mez
sicrllng Oariiber bert9tet, peihe
G9iffe in uno Bel @iefle logen. Die
betreffen0en No9rihten bette er fid
bnrh einen BON Inn geItoblenen 8r;ef
perf4afft.
Cine Mn5abl 2anbs
pirte unO Mtl6pirtlaaftler aus BET
ll1ase9enb BON 9armitaot bate lih
geneisert, 9urmitaot neiter M}il6 AT
ltefern, ba ibnen sic BON Ser @tobt
feItgeleBten 9D@itpreiie fir Mild9 gu
niebrig nare11. Sas @eneralfpmmanz
bp oes 18. Nrmeeforps bat bier jebptb
nit etferner 5arb srgegtiffen uno
etnen Mil6ipuber abgeitelt, inbeln
eS. Die betreffenoen 2anbiDirte 5tparg,
Die friiber Dpn tbnen na6 9armftabt
seiteferten Mil@mensen ST. Sen felt
aeTebten SD6Itpreiien ipieoer nach
9armltaot ein5ufiilren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-10
ing auf Sen gpuntp Mpab 8aar Tpro

lung auf Den Gpu11tp Nnah 8aar Spno
51 @llniten Der 2tttig Conjunction So.
IN 6Dbe bon S1S34.96 al1ssuiteqen,
nar1lid IS Gro5ent bes bonn gpr1ntpz
Sngericl1r be9lou6igten 8etrogcs Ial1t
&ontraft fir @ruoir1ng. Mucahamiliz
ring unb Grapeling Ser Seftipn 6,
9abenport Seem siberty Npao."
Inse6pte fir 9rud BON gteuerz
G1littunsen fir 1915 murben mic fplgt
.untcrbreitet: gnrherot 9rinting 60,
S31o.50; 8agner's 9rl1derei, S315;
Heio, @lpbr & @loppenburg, 1926;
Stellar & Chambers, $4,000.
Muf gebGrig unterltiitten lt11o ongez
l1pr1n1el1cn Intrag lpllroe Ser &pntraft
fir SEN 9rud Ser Stel1er : Glittrnz
gen fit 1915 on Sic Sprderot 9rine
ting So. p%crseben, ba pielelbe oas
niebriglte Ansebpt einreidte.
9naebpt bon Siblar 4 Chambers in
Ser 6Dbe 0 $4,000 fir Miiebnentz
Bidder, Iiiebment Npls ltnb Wilitarz
lilten fir 1916 in llebereinirimmllng
nit Sen Spe6ififatipncn lpllrbe pprgez
leet uno anf gebDrig mteritiieten lt1lo
angenon1menen Antrag lprroe berapnz
traft bemgemab pergebe11, 81 mn bies
einsi9e Ingebot pprlae.
@uf sebprig mterlriistcn ulb anees
i1pmllenen antraa pllrbe es allgepro=
net, onb Der 8parp ais Elennr Ilsz
ldplB am Wpnta9, Sen s. Nppember
1915, Sllummentrete slpedsSeratbl1ng
Ser 3etitiun Der Giti5en's Srltlt & Sos
pings : Sanf I'M ein Ioilitmcnt oes
ailebmelts 9e9en beia9tc @unf fir
1914.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-10
'fle9ung oes @enannten gu iiberncb:

%pfle9ung bes Genannten 5u iibernebs
men.
Nltf eeb0rig nnteritiieten Mntrae
lplrbe Sic fplgenbe 8elolltipn unge=
rpm1ncn:
geldloiien: .Gab Sic Mftipn See
8oarb am IS. Geptember 1915, in
Se~ltlcbung Der 2ebp fir Sen @dlll=
bans : Sono i'm Ruro1 Sl1oepenocnt
|Sdu1l : 9iitrift 81" in 9upenppr1
Sopnibip gu IS g2ias lei ll,1o bieielbe
lpirb hermit n%ufeebpben llnp an SteIle
berielben beiaste Muflage auf 10 0lil:
|feitgelett, Ste 5odltsrensc, Sic ourd
@ejeb erlnnbt it,"
Sneenieur's Mnidlag $50. 1, scigent
bab Charles @inn Sic lallt aontra11
bonn S.gcptember 1915 feifgeiettc Or
belt in Ser @Dbc bon S1,O97.65 fiji
&onltrnfttpn bon gulperts in Sen Get
tionen .. uno g., 9apenpprt : Trince=
ton 8oab bollenbet bat, pllrbe bprge=
lest ltnb olf geboris u1terltiibten On:
trag iprrbe fplgenbe 8elolutipn ange.
nommen:
u8eldlo1en, baB ser County, Nllot=
tor biern1it initruirt lei, ei,le Mnlpei=
lung allf Sen 9riiden : Spt1b sl Cunt
ten bon g6arles@im in Ser @Dbe ppr
$1,097.67 al1s5ultellen sun pollen ges
9leidung Der fpntraftlih geleiiteter
Mrbett Der &pnltrllftion bon Grlperts
an Sen Gefttpnen 9. 1no g., 9apens
port : 9rinceton Mpan,, lpie BON
County : S1senieur %begla1bist.
Sngcniel1rs Mnidlag No. 8, 5eiseno.
bab Sic 2ittis Conjunction 60. Sic nm
ter Dem l1ebereinfomm,ell pom Is. Suli
1915 in 91be bon $4,000 fir grtraz
Irbcit an Sen gcftionen 9 nnb 6 oer
.9anenpprt Grtncetpn Hpab nlltmebr
npllenoet bat, ipllrbe por9ele9t unb a1i
gebDrig nnterltiitten Nntras lpllrpe Sic
iplge1lbe Gelplutipn a19enpmnten:
.geidlpHen, bab ser gpuntp zMnoi=
tor hermit initrnirt lei, cine Mnipeiz
Jung nlf Sen County 3nab 9aar Spnl
51 @lmlteu Ser 2ittig Conjunction So
iii ser @obe bon 10000 al1s5nlteIer1
lpic beglallbigt pom County : Sngeniz
eur, fir geleiltete ggtro : arbeit lalt:
l1ebcreinfommen on ben Seftipnen 9
nnb 8 Ser 9apenpprt : Grineetpt
Hpab."
Snaenierr's anidlas $50. I. sci.
scnb, oab Sic 9ittig Conjunction SO
Sic lullt 8ontraft nom 10. Sl1li 1915
i'll ser @6be bon $215S.s0 iibernon1:
meme @raoiruns, Macabamilirllns I'M
@rapeling ser Seftipn S, @apenpprt.
Stem 2ibertD 8pnb bollenpet, ipltrb,
pprgelest lnb auf gebDrig nnteritiistet
Intras imlrbe Sic fplgenbe 3eipll1ttot
angenpmn1en:
.@eI6lo1cn, baB ser County, Nllbi;
tor biermit ~inltruirt lei, cine @nipei:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-10
enperpiipre,tratb.
81 0 p e III + E t ! @itnng-2. Ga
p. Npbember1915.

Ser 8parS trat eemaB Ieiner Ser
tasung 5ulammen. ale Nitglieber mo:
ten anlpe1enb.
Nrotofon Ser ecltrigen @isung tpur:
Be berlelen nnb senebmigt.
9etition bon 6ugo s.. StabI betref:
fe11b 8uriiderltattung bon irrtbiimlid
allf9elegten @teuern tpurben lpie fplg
borgclegt nnb betpini9t:
3rriiderltattuns an $. 9. glllsel
bon $1.9o gtel1ern ltno3inlen, besabl
auf Got 6, glpd 4, MegleI(un 9ar
Nbbition auf Guittllng SEQ. 1875
Do bielelbe ouf Guittlng SEQ. 1868 be:
5ablt tp1trbe.
undertaking an Sobn Senior
bon 1922 be5ablte Gteuer auf 2ots
21 uno %, 81od 8, 8eitbolme 2. so:
bition, Ga1ittung SO. 5000, bieler Sc:
trag ipurbe audi auf 2uittl1ns SEQ
969S einbe5ablt.
8rriidertdftuns ait Sre6 edlap:
foil bon $11.54 ~be5oblter Gtelter alt'
Got II, 8lod u, Garf 2nipn MDbitipr
al1f auittung SEQ. 1869; iclbc 5tele,
lplrbe al1d bon 6. 81. Gnpber nu'
Guittuns SEQ. $3.50 bc5ablt.
3uriiderltattung al 8m. s.. 8arg:
mann BON $5.71 ~be5nblter Gtener all
Got z, 8lpd 10, 8arf @ieip Mbbition
Guittung $40. 10,192; bielelbe ipurbt
al1b be5ablt bon Malonep auf Quit:
tung SEQ. 1926.
3l1riiderltattu1g an @enrb g. Sheet
BON $500 9elinqrent 3pao Gol Sar
inn beldeiniSt in Sopn Of 2eGlaire
fir 1914, bielelbe ipuroe ultd an Ser
StraBen : 8pmmtildr Ser Soipn Of g
Claire be5ablt It. ansefiigter geldei=
ni9ltng.
8etitipn bon $. %. 8ife llnb Mrb
Inn @iebersgtablirung bes bctnilli9ter
6igbipaDs IN Geftipn Z, @infieli
Sptpnibip. @erlpieicn an Ben 8lenar.
Iusldnb.
Eetitipn bon Chill @offmann Ii. q
I'm gacatipn zines S6eils bon Ileu's
@rpbe Npab int liioDltlid)en %tertel
bes nprbDltli6en @icrtels onn @eftipr
81. Mlen's @rpbc Sppnlbip. @eripie.
fen a1 Sen County : Il1lpalt.
gfpti5 bon Ser g%rrennung bon ST.
%. g. 8inbfprb aIs Sptpnibip : ar5'
BON 4llcn's Grope Spipnlbip fir bas
Sabr, %besinnenb nit bem I. Nobembel
1916, nit einem salar bon $4,000
imlrbc borgele9t unb auf gebDrig nn=
tcrltiibten nub a,9enommenen I,,trae
lullroe bielelbe beitdtist unb ser oaral'
bcsii9lidc &ontraft bcltatigt.
9iotiS bon 9llbiquc gonnth. baf
Spbn @l1nber, ein 9eietmdbiger Gin:
ippbner bon Scott County, perpfleg
iplrbe nnb bab gcptt County fir bi'
Soften berantiportIid gcbalten iperbe
1tnb alf sebDris llntcritiieten unb on:
gcnpmmenen Intrag lpllrbe Die gm:
pfeblnng bes Mrnen : Committee. Ser
County : Mubitor st initrniren. bi'
betr. geb0rben ppn 9ltblquc Count
81 benadri6tisen. bab Gcott Count
beripeigere. beIagtcn Sobn @n,1be,
ansuncbmen ODER irgcno ipelde Der:
lantiportung fir sic Soften Scr Ser:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-10
Grfaltnmsclt id,uinben nidt sntmiais.

We1l enc grfdIflng %bdrfnddlg 1T,
tit fein 8rnab pprbanoen, bnb SIR oas
auh leip. Nnltatt lie SIT ermiioen, bolt
@ll6 iidere 3etlung bltrd1 bus Gin
nebnnen BON ST. Sings Meip 9iscp=
perp". @efabrli6e 8rpn6ialz 1tno
2%llngenleioen fpleen baufig elmer CIR
fdltung, bie bon Mnfans on ber1a1@
ladlligt iuprben lit. @dbrenogner 8Grz
per treu Iene falten Seine befdmpft,
fann inn feline before 9iilfe segeben
iperben, ais bteies 6eilmittel. Geiue
@prsiige iinb bon @lt uno Sung erz
PROFIT morhen. Soft @ll@ gelte cine
Slaide. SOC unb $1.0O. .(Nn6.)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24
BOARD OF WORKS
REJECTS JOINT
POLE OVERTURE

The Terre Haute. Indianapolis &
Eastern Traction company today sub
mitted to the board Of public works,
which promptly rejected it. a contract
for the city's use Of line Of the com.
pany's poles on the temporary bridge,
now being constructed across the riv-
er, and leading up to both Of itA ap-
proaches.
It was stipulated in this contract
that the city. in the event accidents
resulting from high power wires on
this line of poles. should assume all
liability. Not only was Supt. Klein
knecht of the municipal plant ordered
to place a line OF poles along this
route for the city's exclusive use, but
he was also ordered to make some ar.
rangements for removing all wires Of
the traction company on poles owned
by the city,
A contract was entered into by the
Board with the Ballinger Printing
company for the publication Of $50
volumes of the recently codified city
ordinances on the bid of $625 submit
ted by the company. The bid was has.
ed on a volume of 400 printed pages.
Under the provisions of the contract
the company is to deduct $1.56A per
page for each printed page under 400.
1t will receive additional the same
amount for each page in excess of 400.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24
PECK USES BLANKS;
FRIENDS ENJOY JOKE

Roy Peck is considered . good hunt
marksmen. He rarely misses a rabbit
on the run If he has ghost of a
show Of bringing down the quarry
SO his friends say.
A party including Peck and George
Schultz went hunting yesterday near
Brookville. They returned after a
days sport with thirty-eight rabbits
but not one OF these was the result OF
Peck's shooting. Throughout the day
he aimed and fired and fired and
aimed. but not a rabbit did he kill
Whether he has been informed OF
the trick or not is unknown. but his
companions had given him blank cart
ridges all day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24
HARD SHEDDING
EXPECTED FOR
DEFENSE PLAN

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-Evidence
that Democratic leaders are very fear
full that the Administrations pre-
paredness program" will find hard
shedding when congress meets In
fortnight continued to accumulate to-
day. Dyed in the wool organization
men OF the Tammany type openly de-
ciared that the president made tactt
cal error when he invited the Repub-
lican leaders to discuss his program
with him In the white house. Senator
Chamberlain, chairman OF the senate
committee on military affairs and the
man who will handle the administra-
tion measure in the upper house an
nounced that he will also introduce
bill calling for the adoption OF the
swiss system Of training the school
boys as a measure In reserve.
Representative Warren W. Bailey Of
Pennsylvania, stated that II we are to
have greatly increased army and
navy, he wants it paid for by direct
tax so that the people will know what
they are spending their own money
for, and that he will father legislation
to that effect Meanwhile the attitude
of the white house developed today in
Tue IOllOWlUS StdIouuSAt llOul OAO VI
the presidents closest advisers:
The president believes that the
people want the country prepared for
national defense. He will SO tell con-
gress. And he will put the respon-
sibility for accepting or defeating such
preparation squarely up to the nation.
al legislatures. He will not suggest
plans for raising the money for this
work. That is essentially the duty Of
the legislative branch. II congress
shall decide to overturn the program,
the president will time to time, in pub
lie utterances. define his own position
so that the responsibility easily can
be placed" 81:
Senator Chamberlain told the Inter.
national News Service today that he
CLANS to try for the Swiss system, Ito
open the subject to discussion and
throw light In this country upon mill
tary ideas which has proven SO sue
cessful in Switzerland, Australia and
New Zealand" He says that this will
in no way interfere with the general
defense program The senator also
favors including the entire defense
plans In one omnibus measure which
would have the effect OF drawing the
lines sharply between the advocates
and the opponents OF the plan. The
senator stated that the program now
was In such shape that the Introduce
ion of the bill--or bills--is assured
within week of the assembling Of
congress.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24

No family medicine chest is wyll stocked
without bottle Of TONSlllNE> for yoQ
don't know what moment il may Se needed
70 relieve > sudden case of Sors Throat.
Relieving Sore Throa. is TONS Zines
,pecial mission II is made for tht-sd-
vsrtised for that-sold for that one purpose.
TONSlllNE 10 the one and os1y Sore
Throat Remedy which 10 sold over .laree
part Of the United States. You'll 81
need TONSlLlNE one of theseHX
days. or scme night when the drug a
store il ciosed-better have bottle
ready At home when you need It.
most. 25c. and Soc. Hospital Sizes III
l.O0.- All Druggists. "a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24
EAGLES TO NOMINATE

The annual nomination OF officers
Of Wayne Aerie, No. 666, F. o. E., will
take place this evening at the regular
meeting. Much interest is taken at
the regular election, which occurs next
Wednesday, December 1. The mem.
bership Of the local aerie being so
large. the voting is done by Australian
ballot. the polls being open from to
o'clock, under the direction Of a full
election board. In this manner all
members have an equal chance to vote
for the man of their choice.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24
DUMP TO BECOME
BASEBALL DIAMOND

When the city gets full possession
of the west side dump it is probable
that the ground will be leveled and
ball diamond. President. Bavis Of the
board of work, who was recently elect
ed Of the board of the Saturday After
noon league, has suggested that the
lot could be well used by extra teams
which probably will be taken into the
league next year. George Brehm. pres
ident of the league, has made applica-
ton for use Of the new diamond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24
Pp,pLes Disappear

There ID one remedy that seldom fails
to clear away all pimples. black hsds
and skin eruptions and that makes the
skin soft, clear and healthy.
which generally overcomes all skin dis
eases. Acne, eczema, itch, pimples,
rayhes. black heads in most cases give
way to xemo. frequently. minor bfen-
ishes disappear overnight Itching usu-
ally stops instantly. Zemo il safe, clean,
easy - use and dependable. 1t costs only
sc: an extra large bottle. $1.0O II;
will not stain. is not greasy or sticky and
is positively safe for tender. sensitive
sAins Zemo. Cleveland.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24

Raymond Wyer, director of the
HackIey Art Gallery of Muskegon, has
resigned after putting this city on
the art map Of the world in the four
years Of the museums career. He
announced his intention to retire al
the expiration of his contract as a
protest against the reactionary atti
tude Of certain members of the Mus
kegon board Of education, who. he
says, take no interest in art. but who
hold the balance of power and use
it to the detriment of the gallery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24
FIVE CENT RAISE
NOT FELT HERE

The five cent per ton Increase in the
freight rate for hauling coal from one
point in Indiana to another would have
little effect In Richmond. A petition
has been filed with the public service
commission by the railroad companies
asking for the increase. December 20
Is the date set for the hearing at In.
dianapolis
The proposed increase will only af-
feet the shipping of Indiana coal and
very little of this coal IL used in Rich
mond. Most Of the coal consumed here
comes from West virginia mines.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24
GREECE FEARS WAR
DIPLOMATS Believe

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The posi-
ton of Greece In the European war is
causing the gravest anxiety here, es'
pectally at the Greek. legation where
every effort has been put forth to get
all the Greek reservists out of the
country before that nation is forced in
to the conflict. Diplomatic circles feel
certain that Greece must enter the
war. The majority Of the diplomats
believe that 1t will be on the side OF
the allies, should they land sufficient
troops to prevent the national suffer
ing the fate of Belgium and Serbia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24
Grand opening tomorrow
afternoon and evening. Tur.
key with all trimmings. Eliza
NJ. Brokamp, 312 Main. :s-2t
"A NATION, OF DYsPEPTIcs"

American people are called. This
condition is due to our habit Of hur-
ried eating. and SO many different
foods at the same meal. In advanced
life the system cannot adapt itself to
the strain, and stomach troubles re
suit. To strengthen and build up the
digestive organs our local druggist,
Leo H. Fihe, has a reliable, constitu-
tional remedy known as Vinol. 1t VI
talizes and enriches the blood, pro-
notes q healthy appetite, and creates
strength for the weakened. overtaxed
nerves of the stomach
p. SIN your town. wherever you
live. is Vinol drug store. look for the
Sign.-Adv
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24
BATTLE IN THE AIR

PARIS, Nov. 24.-Thrilling battles
IN the air between French and Ger
man aviators In which the French
were winners are reported today by
the war department. Two German
aircrafts were brought down in lei
GUM. Near Rheims two German avia-
tors were put to flight. Five aerial
combats in ChGmonge and the Ar
gonne resulted in three being forced
to land within the German lines; an
other was captured; fifth fell to the
ground In flames.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24
MAY PUT SEALS
ON ALL LETTERS

The post office department vim per
nit the placing Of Red Cross seals on
letters and parcels during the month
of December. according to . statement
of Postmaster Beck. Permission is
not granted. however. to afflx tho
stamps on the address side OF the let
ter or parcel The regulation. which
prevents placing any stickers on pack
ages and letters will be suspendod
during this month alone. he said, for
the benefit OF the Red Cross seal cam
paign. =. shotn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24
Richmond People
Good DreSSerS

Very few cities in tn, United States
can show as many well-dressed people
az Richmond, large per cent of them
having their clothes made to orAer.
You can tell a wearer Of Emnnons'
Tailoring-it Is classy and up-to-date.
We make fine suits-&15.oo to 5000.
This week Fall Goods are being re.
ceived. Early buyers please take no
tice. Make your selection now.
Main and Ninth 0treets-Emmona.
ADV.
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Fried Oysters at Ed Roser's
Thanksgiving eve. ss-et
Notice of Election.

The members Of st. Johns Lutheran
church are herewith notified that an
election will be held at said church on
the 25th of November. 1915. at Z p m.
to elect trustees and other church of.
ficers.
HERMAN KLEINEDINGwERT
15-24 Secretary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24
SHELL DlGGERs ORGANIZE.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. pam
association Of mussel diggers along
the Ohio river and its tributaries Is
to be formed. A convention will be
called at. Evansville for the purpose
of regulating the prices of mussel
shells, fish and pearls. found in these
streams
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24
ELKS' FRATERNITY
PLANS MEMORIAL

Arrangements for the Elks' Memoir
ial service are being made for Deem
Der 5, by a committee composed Of
Gath Freeman, Frank Braffett, Joe
Hill and Ira Swisher. Two members,
John Minnick and T. F.. Swain, have
died during the year.
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There's a cure against getting old.
an excellent and thorough one There's
nothing sensational about It: it's the
best that can be had under the exist.
ing circumstances. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea-that's II. Begin to-
night. So cents. Tea or Tablets. Eos
Ter Drug Co-Adv
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24
TWO INVENTORS ARRESTED.

MARION, Ind, Nov. PA man.
startled when he saw hashlight, no
tilted the police. Suspected of being
burglars. Babe Long and Curly La
Rowe were hailed into police head
quarters. There they explained that
they had been testing a new inven.
ton. a revolver spotlight
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24
DRINK CAUSES ASSAULT.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. "a
ut was the second drink l had taken
in IA years. l must have been crazy:
Bane IS a friend OF mine Thus spoke
William Jones, Al, a bartender, to a
police magistrate when arraigned' on
a charge of assault and battery, with
intent to kill.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24
Free lunch tonight-Roast
pig and oyster dressing. Har-
ny Minck, cor. 9Th and North
D. streets. -.,. e41t

The Weather . Year Ago Today
Cloudy. Temperature, High So,
Low 26'-remember Laxative Bromo
Quinine cures a cold in one day. There
is only one "Bromo Quinine.'' Look
for signature E. W. GROVE. 25c-Adv.
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MONSTER GUNS FOR TURKEY

ZURICH, Nov. PA telegram from
Bucharest states that the Germans are
sending two 42-centimetre guns to
Turkey for use in the Dardanelles.
These are the most powerful guns in
the world, and were used by the Ger
mans to reduce the great fortresses of
Europe