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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-29
Wiimne;ota.

bIi ShihSi ~ ~ kAoINFNHt 49,
Temporal" Cfunaereloc Erpiioent /
Gicegupernerens SrupGr). Ger er
10 aanoioater ior Stillln9en, nennIig
Scnotprerne @eprge .. Sllllluail
ira S%tiQpater, g8aibington Golntp,
oa Ncnru u. 9enion ira St. Feter,
9ticollet Gountp.
Giatigheoen Al benne Stlulng
lig9er oeri, at GrTlioentcn "pro
Temporal" ifelgc @riunblopcll opcrta.
uer @uocrnerembcbet / SlliTlOe a.,
at iaaucl @upcrnercn lon Tlcegll-
pcrlsrcn ifltIoc ialoc ira cller al oil-
Gre @rlnoc irotrroc Stlllinge1.
Iette bar hUlot, og fan 'elp'elgcll9
hUnbc iajen.
! 1868 par Alcranbcr Haln'en
@upcrnpr, men tog lin N''feo "a
ban blcp unlgt til ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
,%allatilla Connolly par Nlccgilpers
men oaiau hull tog Ir'teo, od
Gan ianlnlc Nur blcp pnlgt til &ons
a~rcamaub. Nenru u. Splrt par
Eruiiocnt "pro Temporal" | Senatct
pd oucrto9 @lperllprcnnbcOet, lon
han inhchaube iii Scrmlncns llbleb.
: 1909, "a @uuerner Sotn ~.
,Sohnion Oere, bIeo &lcegliuerller
". Gberhort i%oriremmet til @nper-
nor p1 Senator =. Z. Snlltb ira
Minncopolis, FruliDent pro tent
poro", iii &%icellperller.
aoupcn ON oennc StiuillN lpllea
iuor Of ltan mcllen Den Nrganl'a-
tion, ionl Set lpffeOe$ Senator Sll-
Imam at iaa iitannbra9t peb SeglS-
l~utllrcn@ %c1p1oclic, ~ Sppo'itlo-
ncr, Api@ 6orer cr Selator Sogeng.
lloiuloet innc@, ga bette %'frlpeS,
lrogct problcmotiif; iolinlo pil Hc-
~iultotet oibUnee Al nlegct iaa Sten1'
mlcr. Set bcrcr liz, at EQUATOR
Scnion aisr ilffcr Heaning paa
milloit IS Stcmnncr, mems Sclator
SnQiuon 9jer Jig Gorbaobnll19er
pnl miuoit 80.
Sperosnlaolct ON Stcnl1leret Tor
&pinocr cr irenloeles ct AZ Sa9ena
brunocuor Sperganluul, o. aon1l-
teens ,inbiliuilg i~nleocieea rleo
ipUnot $lltere9ie. Gen uenteoes at
ioreliNac / Sn@oags. aonlltecns
Gornluno cr Senator Snnoe. Nor
iln9ct@ Norfattcr % norl1e Sola-
nlalo cr Sulator Gle So9enM 'onl
notalcr at lloligtcrne er Nooc.
HcprHicntont :. :. Sitter ira
Noulton Golllltp bar i~renr'ut Nor'lag
ON at ioranhre GoultpcnlbcoamTlts
ocuc@ Scrmin ira lire Nar til to
Mar. ScQialuturUn ucOto1 | 1913
Ell Sop, iom iaitiattc G~mbcoaterml
men ill IRE Mar. DIR. SllterS Tor.
ilaQ Gcitcnlmer. at Be GoultnennbeoSs
n1uno, iort ualgtea iibltc 5elt, 'clp
ont Sen me Sop Itllloc BIT peotaNet,
itol bli itoucnoc til l(olcbet AZ I'M
~iircaori1c Srnlin.
Ser iorcliggcr 70 &alobelirloeI'er
/ Observation-Disclosures, loct Nranf
Slnlnill1 ira Minncapolls beltrloer
HeurUicltalt !. y. @irllnaa &al9
/ Observation-Disclosures, p1 Charles
\. Mpntgonerp ira Il. Falll Nc
prnicltant Geo. :. Sllohermers
&nlQ / NamIine0iitrlftet
Observation-Disclosures &alaofmlte bor
inSitinct Mrpruicntolt antpn Dor
aela Norilag on at %lpronorc Hrhpl-
oclicn al EriMrruol1ct ira Sirnl til
Sen trc0ic SirshoN | Septelnber I'll
&cotaQellc. Neniiaten meo Den lore
iluocNc Npranoring CT at rorfortc
Sen politiife %nlgtump. Ter paa-
pc1ca p1ioo. at Tarmcrnc bar bcore
lio til at oeliaac / ErimTrpnlget |
Scptembcr enc / ,>lnll.
Hurtb Safuta.
Or 4. u. @&iuiama ira Bur
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-29

~, 0lorf Al Ncp Notfior0 I'll Grr.
liocnt iitcoctior ! NJ Smitb a.
@rono SORTS. Tom bar inDcbapt
Siiuin0cr / belle - Mar. u Y.
Voiic. &nmcatupn, Qlcnpolgtc9 til
Sctrctor oa aae'crcr, mcocne @c'
orQc Ncntpitcob. oninu al Gamce.
iourL pnl0tcS til ltrcttsr %illcOctior
N}r. Smitb. ScIifobct3 1nb, Der
li0itc 2lor bcleb ia til Ss9,sl3,
blcu bctoltc en- Wiuonc0 'er DC onr
IorioIonc. Krrmitruc brleb ~ I'll
St5G,93O. Sclifobct uoite0tc 3,1lG
GoIiccr, % lloIigniu1Gl var 6 Bro
cent.
Suoioncrnc tilircoe. zen al
Observation-Disclosures iuAnc 9e.
ltcmmclir, at inner a. @ou0ct pa0
StouOiuQ Gocf Neicruationcn 'toI
u0lcies I'll Sc itorc NnGlop0rUttcrc,
bar / bBl Wrao t|ll1rc0alulct &lloto'
ueruc. Get hunote zig nenrIl9 lite
lao lIel0cL at DC itorc Ntrcuttr'Iot-
fc life ulclc tom m0 puu 6n0bl0er
mes WrU@4onqe, men oalud ne0tronl
pcoc o. o0elo10c oere@ GQrc 6Icrc
Srou pun Grilntrlnger lor lauool
Sfdoc or forclugt <nolaneroeporte
mcltcl, 90 omcloltiuut eHtcltt or he
toltc, loo onlce2 DOG DC llcllc a. Dis
il GororiuQcr iom pnroileic 9lIt
oct %ou0. 'om CT illoDer@, citer al
&n0Ioncruc bar laact i'll HlnocL
ucutc@ i Gprll al bliue oabnct ior
9}ubnQQcrc oA "a DC itorc AprNcic
re altioo ior ltc0ic cr 'orulitc ira Nc
lcpotloucL, ion ia0pcI 9tubuAgcrnc
iom &n0lancrne huuc III eact Nc
bol0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-29

1oQ ynrntiuc Gromo Gunint S%nbletttr. Auoipcicre
tltbaQcbct0lu tcuQcne INTO DC ne 'tuloe urte =.
u @rpuc SlBHuttr pao bocr @@ltc. 15C AdN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-29
North Snfuta.

Or 4. u. NSiliama ira Bur
leiah Goultn bar Sir>oags trent
lat ct Sorilu1 ON Sprettellen az ell
aupitolfonnmi>lipn til at roreltao
Spiercllcn al Ell IN &upitolbpgnlng
Tor North Tofotn, 'om nlaa nrre
fuloiert ieneit in0cn llolebet al
1925.
Snnl Mcolemmcr al aonlnlls'io-
ncn nTunca: =. =. Sauna, Sarge;
Shonlas Marihal. Cafes; :. ?.
@acoll, @rano SORTS; 6. :. Soro.
Gnnoo: !. z. @eiiefer, Ne~enocn
". Z. Suttle, Soplon, Y. y.
Carries, Siasborp: @unoer Slion,
Grafton; II. Siliaro, Sicfinion
Suab Peoples. Hcm HoctToro; Y.
g. 2ittlc, @ismarcf; Sohn @rreg'
scr. @ilistnn: :. =. Golbel, @rnT'
ton: ,>ohm q. 8,nbcrion Iileta; u.
e. 9oung Sarsp, "a ". u. Santcr.
man, Manhan.
anmnlisiioncn ifdl inracrc, ino'
iii @uaninacn er irroia. SfnIot
noacn al Mcolemmcrnc | Mcllcmtl'
SEN ioloc ira ital Hrbcloct tort
irtles al Sc ~aienpTrcnee nocn al
iploc Sc opilaacoe &utanler,
Meprrientaut Salloet bar lremla1
Ct @runolopsamencement. Der gaai
uo pau, at en- lcplil 3icnoelie lfal
fumne aiiiges al lem S~ictteoele a
Ell ,$urus MeNIemmer | alle GipiI'
lager.
Senater %aceb =. Short bar 'rcill'
iat Serilaa ON, 1T Hsinratce'el'fa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-29
Qibera(t 9tlbuo!

Stpr, 9a'ebriner nisb eieaante aulbfpthte yeitae %
l~stbcielise Stanrtr 'enbes big for III Trcce. eois Be
pasier big til ,ynIbiom menbeo. 'eno os el.!0. .pots
life. 'enb benz Fun tilbnae. buroreher az 'Vp'ten"s
Suiere bor puret ~fprneiet treo benz.
senb ps iun bin slper % gbresie. Snaen Beng.
Ier bn er tilfrebsftintt.
DEBORAH OPTICAL COMPANY,
Dept. L, DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-29

I'll EDitmcltrc CT uonlllcrct u.
). Eohnlou / Wtlr0n pQ &ame@ %
Elrrre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-29
Mcicrl Mincr

tic 9lpril otter '9r oubHc@ / liilcr,
"a Elo0c ira nmtrctt 500 Nlor cr
til en- Ncuun0clic litrct Glcrc tSor
mere bar nod louct at ltotte Norcto
dCu0Ct lencrC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-29

&iouc Ill inocu Stotcn. Ger iiac2,
o. 81. 'orle0cn t 6orlo bc0dacoc
Nnjtuutor0 b0r itiuct Nu2orirtc.
tronlru / ct emo 0oorIiac gus cu0
f6r "a al oucmUputc Arioauinl %
ioo inul 6rlAc Al ocunc 6orbrn0eIic
crhoIoer mount llrocritri'icr, ION
isr life itoo til (icucitc bette Gic'
n1t0.
Nlcrc Ynrr "tBrlraoee". SoIoo.
ncrlle | Steiner oQ SboucI %ntc bIcp
ocnuc lllc bcororct lnffc0c a. Ne
aicrinaSbcticutcuc Hrouot oA Gar
iou % ser iiloca tu life ct rncitc
llo'flTntninaai ic0 ior bcrnlcroc
Gritfc / @pcruc Iolt11 Soo-Noncu
mclleH Vluumlcr on Iuluth cit
StrUtniuQ Al 232 Nil. Ger Adar
9ipatcr ON, al liorthonlc bllucr Den
HUlte Gp iom "terluggca", % mco
tat "%ooQ" pou 0ennc ptl Oct belle
(|ruftotitreQ uorOenipr Neml6lt uo.
re rCIl1Ci Tor @QlupuCr. 1%QlDDnCrNC
Rclncr mar hopt en- puI0lo SeaninQ
ii0cn ~Iliuinosororen troootc frat
i uuorc uurlluocuoc gucr. oo cltcr
0c matat ll0ltclclicr oeritr02 en- BEN
rcpnr N%ciplfalna ulclct tllircOs mcl
<1ltnluacn. 1cnnc ifal Sc to uupn
tc Nncr fn0c StcO oen lilc Sc
bruar.
.,. -. ,nnonurn.
~ ~'''""' $3.50 M1
,n,1, nrG;,
,,,o ), N,,a
"''>
So, ,n n,t, a,nr,,. I,,nn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-29

cero "SccorabsG Soften til SIngfntnec %
o;cuucr I Gamlclanbct. - 5irsooas 90 Jre
enasuoenren fofter $3.50; 5reonssnnsonen
clcfc. SIPS pr. Nnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-29

man N}unoo0 Miorlcu nct tol0cltc
9irir &jnttr. loct Nultioluct ait uc0
til - @ruocr lulorr ?tul.
u,,. u, ,,,,>,>,
Ter for l}oimucitrt hor NrUllocutcn
uumiucrct Erout Z. Gllittiou /
9iclcut "a Il. ". Nltcrion / Gen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-29
Xofal:W9emt.

Wcoiatte Sarter s Ia fss1::ss,sH'H e. sas r.!
~ steper. Jortrinlis Betienins til ueoiatte Yrtier.
The BOvd Transfer Co. Minneapolis. MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-29
.tun Dul,ntu.

.tl,n 5lul,ntu.
I'll Foitmcitrc CT nonlIncrct ~
s Eobniou / AturOo ol &0nc2 %
Nolm / Eicrrc
Wcicri / Wllcr. Ct Nieicri uil
tie 9lpril otter '0r oubHc> / 2illlcr
"a Glo0c ira omtrcnt 500 Aier cr
til en- NcQunoclic iitrct Glcrc Nor
mere bar 0oQ lopct at ltottt Norcto
dcnoct lencre.
&clitunb / Miner GpnnfN. Sunlt
ljlc I<l0iiIt0 Aiincr Gormtup Nou=
tt bcIob zig pc0 Noret2 Ne1mlocllc
til opcr en- Ntilion Collars, bplltet
en- oru bcoitc 'iunnclellc Goriutnln1
uolct Gountu i ocnnc Get a. staten
bar funnel oppllc,
Gcninp uptuacv. Ger optugca
ldur Grnlu@ upcr hclc StutcL Ioct
hucrt 2iltrjtt4 N3ic9ior uo'orcr BET
tc % bctolc4 / NcUholo iii Selolt-
uin0cr2 Nutol. e ioritleQIlc
Goultnrr2 9lloltor1 Iorcltoar 6oltc
tUlmAcn % cr %ouiporll9c 'or at
0ru ret uororc>.
Nnrmcriclitnb iallit. Torncr4
Mcrtuntllc SO. @iltomout hur I'll
TorOrl ior iiuc Nrc0itorcr inoIcUcrct
III 20 tit Sfiitcrcttel, men 0ct an
tole2. at nllc 6ornrinaer pll beta
les iul0t no. @iUl0cn opljpc2 ncnls
liza til iun $4,000 me0cna @oct an
talc2 at hapc en- &rroi a. $500.
Muitlnlilinl iNIcu nnbnct. Gen
! 9lberoccn uUrcnoc Glll0l AZ NIts
mclu Ero0uct2 Go., Ger ipr fort Si9
llocu httfcoc2. "a Ntrnloct llt lulit,
bIcp ljoilc {lr2oul l5icn unbnet. Cen
0truorcnor Ecimrcr bar oplnlt, At
9lfotljud Nber0ccu hcrc'tcr MI
orlpc@ uoihuuQld ol lite, 'onl icr
ltod uuotr Oeu i Ntlnmcupp!i> trs
reuOt Eiliol.
@i'r CRANE [ 9'op'o N'". "'et'
'tore MISUNDERSTANDING ncG.
bron0tc 'i0ltr SouOdQ / Nupi0 Gin
'3 DER t'''loN'>. ~ S'pC p''UV
uaa cl GIcrocOcl2 Mtiltou Collars.
@ia'iot o' l~'oofNl'oi' So1I.'1'f
Htohc@ Nooil . N'olIl'1 >vpa''V'
~NiHit@pIlllI Nllililll1'oN eol'i'lo
N0'll| ~%oli''l'l od NoF'plp2 %IP'l'
8i0I0yrttudt. men al hvlllu 9turiad
r,N,s itfa Mere l}r0uNulUu0 tnnl
uIiIoNt lul0cr Nrarocu
Siprf Nptrl ptTh't' @l"lIo'.l9
N'ti Nottl @'t>>lli''0 Il a. &c
'l'r'It llleIl'll HpfFptvll ~ "ut'2
NhN At'otNl'olt lio!l9 "'olIpuN
"'of0tli. ~tIpf %n3aiaa'U loll'''
'Hl Slo N-u.uoo, men 'ouotI Sp1
niaNlH ,onl %i''Qo oor nh 'Ilt p"to
over N2@o'o. >lo'H opoo0'oe@ a.
1l %adllloilo @Iottell t'ol oo'F ON
N'ordeh'li ~ 'aNpt' >Ftl'l lilrp wa
hlllIt 'onl Ielierlop % Nl"'I't
rcootot> men N'allllli'rl'' 'Pteol'
nv 'oo hiIrtI0 q ll'aIl0' mn var WORT
9'oiilNoet oa GER oNF V'ooA o'llL
lem ~ lplotl'l Nddr ~ SIelorN''.
%u''le y %or0OH Sllll2pp1ll'ul'
nVt@ N''r 'loo nun ne Noo IRA NJ
teller oIep rcooct ~ %rN''opN''l'el
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nn
9s,t,rn, M,,t,r nr,tn Mopf !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-29
NcHin% DptngC@,

luur Grulu@ oucr belle StatcL Ioct
bpcrt 2lltrjtt@ N2ic2ior uo'orcr BET
tc % bctulc4 / @cnhol0 iii Serolt-
uulQtl4 9lntul. g 'or'tieQllc
Goluturr2 9lll0ltor2 rorNtuar sole
t|ouin1en % cr %ouiporIi9c 'or at
0tu ret u0r0rc>.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-29
Muitinlilinl ioicu nnbnct,

I VIDer0NCn OUrcn0t NllI0I AZ Nlls
mclu Erooutt@ &C., Scr 'or fort (ia
il0cu httc0c2. "a Ntrnloct llt 'ulit,
bIco ltoiDc [ir2oul I5jcn onbuct. Cen
0truorcnor Ecimrcr bar oplnlt, At
?Ifocljul / Hberoccu Aerc'tcr nil
ortpr@ uoihUuRIh az lite, 'on1 fer
't0o uu0tr oeu i A|tlnUcoppll> tr.
reuOt NtllGl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-29
Nnrmcriclitob ialiit.

Mcrcuntilr so. / Nltomout bar til
GorOrl iur luuc Arc0itorcr ulolcpcret
Ut go til Stlitcrctttn, men Oct on-
tnne2. at uIlt S%or6rinNer utl bcto.
les iulot no. @iNlocn opAlpc2 lcnl-
liza til nm $4,000, me0cna @oct an
toQc2 at hapc en- &Uroi Al $500.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-02
PET DOG ENv|ES
FIREMENS' CATS

Nellie" the blue -blooded and pam
pered pet Boston TERROR of the city
building firemen, is the most jealous
and disconsolate canine in the city
right now. Without invitation two
very young and very handsome kit
tens have taken up residence at the
city building fire station and despite
Nellies open hints that their presence
is not desired in the quarters she has
ruled over TO: so long they brazenly
and impudently decline to move on,
with the result that Nellie is now
threatened with nervous prostration.
She could promptly eliminate the
intruders if permitted to exercise her
own will but her friends the firemen
refuse to permit her to do anything
more than to intimate to the kittens
that she does not want them around.
Whenever any firemen pets one of the
objects of Nellie's loathing hate, her
eyes fill with tears and she cries pitt
fully. 1t is as difficult for her to re-
strain her jealous passions on such
occasions as it is for her to control
instructive antipathy toward the en-
tire cat family when one of the little
balls of grey fur disdainfully walks
under her nose, tickling her with an
impudent tail. " ~,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-02
Official of Local Factory Says
Indications Point to In
creased Trade in South
America.
GOODS ARE ADAPTABLE
Automobile Industry and the
Purchases by Farmers De-
creases Sales of Agricultur-
al. Machinery.

The material increase in its South
American trade is believed very prob
able by officials of the American
Seeding Machine Co., as a result of
the generally optimistic reports from
southern representatives based upon
the evident success of recent ship
ments of their products to Argentine.
Walter Bates, representative of the
company in South America reports
that the prospects for business with
South American farmers is very favor
able.
Last January, Mr.. Bates visited the
Richmond factory and accompanied a
shipment of twenty implements, grain
drills and wheat seeding machines, to
Buenos Aires These orders had been
slightly changed from the standard
make of the products of company, to
comply with conditions in the south
ern states.
Their adaptability to the conditions
after they were modified is evident
in the reports of Mr.. Bates who intro
duced them to their purchasers.
New orders Expected.
1t is expected that as result, new
orders will be received from other
Argentine farmers and farmers in
other South American states in the
fall. In the past the foreign trade of
the local concern has been approx
mately five per cent of the total busi-
ness.
During some weeks in the spring,
employees of the factory were laid off
because of the business depression but
work in all of the departments has
been renewed and approximately four
hundred men are employed. The COM
pany is constantly increasing it's work
ing force and expects to reach its nor
NAL strength Of seven hundred men
The automobile industry has made
such an inroad into the rural sections
OF the United States as to materially
effect the sale of agricultural imple-
ments, an official of the company de-
clared this morning. The farmer he
said would repair a seeding machine
each year for several reasons rather
than purchase a new one and place
the difference in money to the pur-
chase of motor car.
Trade with South America and other
foreign nations offers a substitute for
the loss of business through this
cause.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-02
ATTORNEYS BATTLE
DOCTOR WITNESSES
FOR MRS, DANNER

Arguments in the suit of Iva I. Dan
ner of Cambridge City against the
Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern
Traction company were started today
and it was expected that the jury
would retire to consider the evidence
at o'clock.
Attorneys yesterday accomplished
an unusual coup when they stumped
physicians on questions of anatomy
and nerve centers. The two physicians
appointed by the court to examine the
plaintiff, both testified against the
statement made in her complaint re-
garding the physical effects of the
traction accident, sustaining the Trac-
ton company's claim that Mrs. Dan
ner is not permanently injured.
Attorney Shiveley for Mrs. Danner,
gave the physicians one of the hardest
grillings recently given professional
men on the Wayne county witness
stand. One of the physicians admitted
he could not answer the rapid-fire
questions unless given time to refer to
medical authorities.
Each side was given two and one
half hours for argument today. The
time was equally divided between At
torneys Robbins and Watson for the
Traction company, and Shiveley and
Shiveley for the plaintiff.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-02
FRIGHTENED HORSE
SENDS AUTOMOBILE
DOWN STEEP BANK
Charles Buntelle, Former
Richmond Man, Figures in
Serious Accident on High
way in Kentucky.

Richmond friends of Charles Bun.
telle, Of Dayton. o., formerly of this
city, where he lived for many years
and was prominent socially and in
business circles, received word today
that he had narrow escape from
death in an automobile accident Tues
day near Louisville, Ky. His wife,
whom he married after leaving Rich.
mond. was slightly injured. Buntelle
also escaped with slight injuries, but
Mrs. Millie Ruffin of Shelbyville. KY.
was seriously injured. She had two
ribs fractured and received internal in
juries. The other two occupants of the
car, Eugene and Mary Reed, nieces of
Mrs. Ruffin, received slight injuries.
Buntelle was driving his machine
from Shelbyville, KY, to Louisville.
where they were to visit Mr. and Mrs.
c. T. Reed. While driving across a
narrow bridge a horse ridden by a
farmer SHE'D and threw one of its legs
into wheel of the automobile. This
caused the machine to plunge down
25-foot embankment. The car turned
over five times, throwing out all the
occupants with the exception of Mrs.
Ruffin, who was pinned beneath it.
J. B. Wathen of Louisville, who is
an occasinal visitor in Richmond, was
the first to reach the scene of the acci-
dent. He happened to be driving by
in his car. He assisted in removing
the injured to Louisville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-02
BOWMAN C0NSULTS WITH STATES
OFFICIALS ON TAX ASSESSMENTS
Auditor Will Ascertain How Wayne County's Assessment
Rates Compare With Other District. in Order to Es-
tablish Fair Basis for This County,

Auditor Bowman appeared before
the state board of tax commissioners
today in behalf of the Wayne county
board of review, to obtain figures from
other counties of the state on the new
assessments.
The purpose of the trip is to deter
mine finally whether Wayne county's
districts in the state. Should it be
found that this county, after being
equalized within itself, is higher or
lower than the standard which the
state board will fix for the entire state,
the board will take action accordingly.
While no drastic action has been
taken by the board of review here to
equaliZe various towns and townships,
the program is entirely mapped out
and ready for action, should it be
found that the general standard in the
county is correct.
Estimated Increase.
It is estimated that the increase
this year will be from to 10 per cent.
No authoritative figures will be obtain
able until after July 10, when the
board closes its 1915 session.
The first change required of the
board in its assessment of corporations
was made yesterday when the Iserman
Veneer Door company, whose 1915 as
sessment was fixed at $4,000, was low
cred to $4,95O.
The Richmond Light, Heat and Pow
er company was assessed at practically
last years figures. There was an ad-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-02

Fboser Drill Plant Invades South American Trade
Ben HuR TRANSFERS
$5oo,ooo IN FUNDS

INDIANAPOLIS, July g Judge
Baker in Federal court today sus-
tanned the Ben Hur insurance associa-
tion with headquarters at Crawfords-
Vile in the action taken by the board
Of trustees in establishing Glass B
membership system and transferring
100000 of the orders funds and Ger
tain members into the new division.
The decision was rendered in a suit
brought by 400 members of the order
In 1913 asking that the Ben Hur Or
ganization be restrained from taking
such action on the ground that pre-
ferred rates to certain members would
result Today's decision is of wide
spread interest, the Ben Hur company
having lodges all over the United
States.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-02
MACkENSEN
SWEEPS ON
|VANG0R0D

shall Won Mackensen has determined
to make a sensational coup in the di-
rection of Warsaw, according to latest
advices received by the war office.
The German commander has sent his
main army toward Cholm, the juno
ton of the Cholm-Brestlitovsk and
Cholm-Ivangorod railways. His pur-
pose is apparently to capture the
Russian railways on which Ivangorod
depends and then advance to the rail-
roads that reach Warsaw, completing
an investment of Ivangorod and War
saw. The Russians are falling back
toward Cholm, resisting every foot of
advance by the Germans
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-02
$5Oo,oOo DAMAGE
TO WESTERN CROPS

HASTINGS, Neb.. July Crop
damage in western Nebraska resulting
from the violent hail storm of We'd
nesday night, was estimated today at
$500, 900. The storm struck an area of
about twenty five square miles be-
tween Giltner and Fairfield. A few
days before a crop loss OF $3.50, 700 was
done by a storm west of this city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-02
SHELL TROOP TRAINS

PRETORIA, South Africa, July g
Two British aeroplanes successfully
bombarded German troop trains at
Ottawa, German South Africa, it was
announced today. Nearly 100 German
soldiers are believed to have been
killed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-02
Caucasian, Inglemoor, Wei
bury, Towers Join Fleet of
British Vessels Resting on
Oceans Bottom.
ALL CREWS ESCAPE
German Wasp U-39 Alone
Wrecks Two Steamers Off
Lizard - Welbury Carried
Sugar Cargo.

LONDON, July 2.-The British
steamer Caucasian and Inglemoor
were sunk by a German submarine
during the night. The Caucasian. a
vessel Of 1855 tons was bound from
London for New Orleans when attack
ed. The ship was owned by the Petro-
leum Steamship Company. Ltd. and
was built in 1899. Her length was
1868 feet and her beam 49S feet.
The Inglemoor was steamer Of T..
331 tons owned by the Moor Line, Ltd.
She was 363.1 feet long and 51.1 feet
in breadth. London was the home port
of both ships.
The Caucasian and Inglemoor were
sunk off Lizard. the extreme south
western point of England by the sub
marine U-39, sister ship of the U-3S
which sank the Aremian. The Caucas-
ian was the first attacked. After she
had been sunk her sailors were picked
up by the 1nglemoor which in turn
WeIbury Torpedoed.
LONDON, July 2.-The British
steamer Welbury. bound for England
from Matanzas, Cuba. was sunk by
"Sl Ahdu oll Tie SOulH Quasi
of Ireland last night The members
of her crew were landed at Castletown.
ireland, today. ..--
The Welbury hailed. from West Hart
lepool and was vessel of 1851 tons.
1t was built in 1907.
The sailors of the Welbury were
given ten minutes in which to leave
their ship. They took to the boats and
were later picked up by a trawler
The Welbury carried a cargo of S.
400 tons of sugar. Captain Peterson
said on his arrival at Castletown that
the submarines commander express
ed his pleasure on finding that the
steamer carried sugar.
Before the Welbury sailed from
Matanzas some one had painted in
white letters inside the forehold this
warning:
You have a cargo Of sugar for Eng
land. You will never get there
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-02
PORT BOMBARDED

STOCKHOLM, July 2.-Several
Swedish ships in the harbor Of Win
dau, Russia, are reported to have been
sunk when that part was bombarded
by German warships.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-02
dition of $50 to the total. It's assess
ments for the last five wears follow:
Park ent.

The Richmond Lake and Park COM
pany, owners of Morton Lake and park,
was assessed 1000, the new assess
ment having been made on the plated
ground in Morton park. Last years
assessment was made on the farm
land as whole, before being sub
divided into building lots.
The list of corporation assessments