davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-31

nosci - wsiad}y ma statki, W cia.
gu kilku godzin odjazd uskutecz-
Mono, a resztki zapasow, ktorych
ME zabrano, urzadzeh, lodzi, etc,
POLAND petrolem i zapalono; gdy
dziei nastal, transportowcow juz
nj sladu ME byio, wojsk rowniez,
a tylko wielkie wojenne okrety
staiy W. zatoce otwariy >ogieh po-
tezny ma brzeg i dawne pozycye
angielskie, niszczac wszystko, co
jeszcze jaka taxa wartost mice
mogio dla nieprzyjaciela ME da-
jac mu dostepu; tylko 5 starych
dial pozostaio ma opuszczonych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-31

Paryz, 81 grudnia. - Z Salo-
mix donosza, il gen. Seraill, w6dz
francuski aresztowai w miescie
tenn konsulow Niemiec, Austryi,
Turcyi Bulgaryi z ich sztabami
urzedniczymi, rodzinami etc.
wszystkich zabrano ma okrety
francuskie. Saloniki kilkakrotnie
ostatnimi dniami byiy bombardo-
wane niemieckich aeroplanow,
okrety wojenne dziaiami i aeropla
ny francuskie odpedzily wczoraj
try niemieckie aeroplany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-31
ROSYA ZAGRAZA
RUMUNIA PO STRONIE SPRzYMIERzONYCH.
Z Zachodniego Teatru WojnY.
Ma MORZACHIWP WPRZESTWORZACH
z ANGLII.-1C CHIN,

wszystko to trzeba zaopatrzyc, ,zor
ganizowac - wiec Niemcy kolej
i kolejki, strategiczne buduja, a
maja one przewieSc pol miliona
zolnierza i zapasy odpowiednie
potrwaioby to tax diugo, IL "a
pewne daioby czas Sprzymierzo--
nym zorganizowac i obrone dostA
teczna przeciwwage jak9S ma
innym terenie, jak wlaSnie zapo-
wiada sic w Bessarabii i Cali
cyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-31

sowe sikcesy Niemcow Buiga-
row moga bye zniweczone, juz
dis wiadomo, il wojska niemie-
ckie / bufgarskie So w odwrocie
pospiesznym z Macedonii, zagrc-
zone sa bowiem innej strony
przez Rosye. Czynniki nowego u
kiadu sytuacyi ma lBaikanie So ma
stepuiace: Rosya skupiia olbrzy-
mie SHY ma bessarabskim froncie
i rozpoczeia potezna ofensywe ma
Brkouae, Gsl;cye 4 Wosyh,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-31
Wszystkie Punkta Zadah = uwzglednione.
NiemCy ma BaEkanie W 0dWrOcie.

gdzie iuz wszedzie walk sic to-
CA - 2.ustryaey defensywnie
tylko sic trzyma. q; jednoczesnie
skrzyd1c jedno 7tych wojsk wisi
ma pograniczl Rumunii, ktora juz
podobno jest W porozunieniu z
Rosya i ma MIA iaczyc swe woj-
ska, oraz pozwolic ma przemarsz
wojsk rosyjskich do Buigaryi ma
Balkan, "a CO car Miko{aj miai O.
sobiscie ofiarowac Rurnunii Geese
Bessarabii. Wobec tego Niemcy,
Austryacy Buigarzy juz rozpo-
czeli pospieszny odwrot z Mace
donii serbsl1iej skupiaja silly w
-okolicy Warny, gdzie spodziewa-
nyrn Jest atak rosyjsko-rumufs-a
XII. Sam ten ruch wojsk niemiec-
kich zdaje sic potwierdza domy--
sly co do porozumienia Rumunii
Rosya. JednoczeSnie W czarno-
g6rze pobici zOsta1i Austryacy,
a Serbowie reorganizuja swe si-
4y W Albanii, gdzie ich rowniez
juz Wlosi wspieraja; zapewne po
wycofaniu sic Niemcow = Ser
bowie Czarnog6rcarni zabiora
sic do odbijania swych ziem z
rak nieprzyjaci0i- Dalej Sprzytiie
rzeni gotuja sts do zapobieizsenilaa g
energicznego 9Faczeniu sic wojsk
niemieckich 4 .rece tnli, ofaz IVY wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-31
AUSTRYA USTAPIkA STANOM ZJEDN.
r1ayor Thonpson's
Proclamation.
MAYOR THOMPSON issued the following pro

MAYOR THOMPSON issued the following pro-
clamahon yesterday: .,
Whereas, the President of the United States,
in response to appeals directed to him and after due
deliberation and investigation, has set aside Satur
day, JAN 4 1916, as the day upon which charitably
inclined persons are urged to contribute through the
American Red Cross for the relief of the starving
people of Poland, made destitute by the war now
raging in Europe; and u-
Whereas, Conditions in this unfortunate country
are such that hundreds of thousands are destitute,
without food or clothing, and must die of want I'M
less relief reaches them speedily;
Therefore, I, William Hale Thompson urge
that at this time, when many blessings have been
showered upon the people of Chicago they recognize
the dire need of this suffering nation and give from
their abundance as freely as their means may per-
nit t
The people of this city should not be unmindfu
of the important part that has been taken in is up
building by the great number of Polish citizens who
have been active in it's progress and willing at all
times to strive for its advancement.
Subscriptions should be sent to the Red Cross
Society 112 West Adams street. Any subscription
sent in care of this office will be forwarded.
3@ WILLIAM HALE THOMPSON.
Mayor.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-31
Proklamacya burn1i-
strza Thonlpson'a.

Burmistrz thompson wyda1 wczoraj nastepujaca
proklamacye sprawie Dnia Polskiego:
Poniewaz Prezydent Stanow Zjednoczonych W
odpowiedzi ma apele skierowane do niego po male
zytem zbadanu zastanowieniu sic naznaczyi sobo-
te, dnia 1go stycznia, 1916 r., jako dze1, kt6rym
osoby dobroczynnie usposobione So usinie proszone
1ozenie ofiar przez Amerykansh Czerwony
Krzyz ma ratunek gfodu przymierajacej ludnosci
wPolsce, do ostatnej nedzy doprowadzonej wojna,
obecne srozaca sic W EuNopie;
Poniewaz waruhi W tym nieszczesliwym kraju
So takie re setk tysiecy os6b So nedzy pozbawone
zywnosci odzezy skazane So ma smierc jezeli po-
mocy rych}o ME otrzymaja;
Przeto ia, William Hale Thompson, prosze usil-
ME, azeby czasie gdy tylu Observation-Disclosures OBJ
darzono ludnose miasta Chicago, uzna}a ona stra-
szna nedze tego cierpiacego narodu da}a swej OBJ
ftosci tax szczodrze, jak srodk ej to zezwalaja
Ludnose tego miasta ME powinna zapomnec
waznym udzale rozwoju tegoz, jah brali biora
wielkie lczby polskch obywatei kt6rzy So czynni W
ego postepie chetni do przyczynienia sic do
jego rozwoju.
Sk}adki nalezy nadsy}ac do Towarzystwa Ger
wonego Krzyza, 112 West Adams ul. Skladki made
shane do mojego biura beda TAME przes}ane
WILLIAM HALE THOMPSON,
Burmistrz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-31

Paryz, 81 grudnia. = Potwier-
dza sic doniesienia, IL wojska ME
mieckie przenosza sic Macedo--
nil serbskiej buigarskiej do
wlasciwej Bulgaryi i skupiaja sic
pod Warna, bombardowana z O.
.kret6w rosyjskich. Niemiecki
:wodz, gen. Mackensen, konfero-
wal ostatnio krolem Ferdynan-
dem w Sofii.
Z Czarnogory donosza, IL
w Sandzaku Nowy-Bazar walki
sic tocza zwycieskie Austryaka-
mi kt6fzy ME tyHKo zostali
wstrzymani, ale luz ich wypierat
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-31

beda mogli szachowac ruchy
wojsk skupiaiiych W Turcyi ma
owe wyprawy do Mezopotanii lub
Egiptu. Wszystko to znakomicie
poprawia sytuacye baikahska dlA
Sprzymierzonych i jezeli zasad-
niczy czynnik dopisze, ii. ofen--
sywa rosyjska w Bukowienie
Gaicyi, oraz porozumienfe Ru-
munia jej wspoludzial w akcyi
rosyjskiej to Gala robota niemie-
cka ma Balkanie moze bye zni-
weczona, a koniec Turcyi po--
grom Buigaryi - moga bye bar
d1a hftcLia Ets.- q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-31
Austrya ustepuje Sta
nom ziedn.

Londyn, 81 grudn1a. - L W1e-
dnia donosza, IL ambassador Sta
now Zjednoczonych, Penfield, O.
trzymai wczoraj natychmiast "a
komunikowal rzadowi swemu i
zagranicy text odpowiedzi osta-
teoznej Austro-Wegier ma note
ostatnia Stanow W sprawie napa-
dow nurow ma okrety neutralne /
pasazerskie wogole, a W sprawie
napadu ma okret ,,Ancona" W
szczegolnoSci. Ot6z nota austrya-
cka - pomirno poprzednich od-
grazan - jest ustepstwem zupef--
mem wobec zadan amerykanS-
kich: Rad austryacki oSwiadcza,
re zgadza sic kompletnie ze Sta
nami Ziedn., IL wzglad na pojecia
j prawa powszechno-ludzkie po--
winien W wojnie bye miarodaJ-
nym; Austrya dawala w wojnie
tel 1iczne dowody, IL zasade 'te
uznaje stosuje. Rad austryacki
zgadza sic z pogladem, IL okre-
ty prywatne, nawet nieprzyjaciel-
skie, o lie wezwane - ME ucho--
dza i ME stawiaja oporu, ME po-
winny bye niszczone, dopoki oso-
by ma Mich sic znajdujace ME 20
stana zupeinie zabezpieczone. Po-
niewaz W wypadku ,,Ancony" ka-
pitan nura zaniedbal poczynic od-
powiednie srodki zabezpieczenia
ludzi, zosta1 cato zganiony uka-
rany, Austrya zaS gotowa jest "a
p{acie odszkodowanie "a Anne
rykan6w, kt6rzy w wypadku tym
zgineli. Rad austryacE ceni wy
soce dobra wole Stanow Zjedno--
czonych pragnacych. utrzymanra
dobrych z Austrya stosunkow, d
zaznacza, IL takaz dobra wole
tendencye zachowania przyjazni Z
Ameryka Austrya odwzajemnia,
Punkty powyzsze So zupe&nem J.
czynieniem zadose wszystkim
absolutnie zadaniom amerykan--
skim. Nota jest dokumentem
dluzszym zawierajacym opisanie
zaiscia ,,Ancony" i okolicznosci
tsomaczace postepowanie nura at
stryackiego; ton noty jest nader
uprzejmy ustepny. Prawdopo-,
dobnie "a przyjeciem do wiadomc
Sci noty przez Stanow = mcy-'
dent caly bedzie zakohczony.
]. b. Panasch wypozyczs orenlhdz'
no realuosc. sprzedaje kGrty oRreto
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-31

prawom niemiecKo-tureckim na
Egypt lub Indye: mianowicie ko-
lumna wojsk angielskich wylado--
wafa w Orfani ma wschod Cd sa-
p6iwyspu, skad punkt
dobry do dziaiania przeciwko
wojskom, jakieby dazyiy ku Kon-
stantynopolowi ;tymczasem Fran
cuzi wysadzili zn6w wojsk kolum-
ne ma greckiej wyspie Castelo--
rizzo, poniedzy wyspa Rodus a
stalym laden Matej Azyi, sgd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-31

rozpoczeto W okolicy Raskohora.
Austryacy usilowali bombardo--
wac port Durazzo W Albanii, lecz
eskadra wlosko-francuska odpe--
dziia okrety austryackie i W posci-
gu zatopiia diva torpedowce au-
stryackie ,Triglav' ,,Lika". Z
Albanii donosza, IL zjawii sic tam
,,chwilowy" ksiaze albanski, Me
mice, ks. Wied. ktory organizu-
je walke przeciwko Serbom
lCzarnogorcom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-31
POgIad na Sytuacye.

Chicago, 81 grudnia. - Do
brze sic konczy rok. Ma sam po
MIN, ,,wykrzyInik" wieSc nadcho-
dzi, IL Austrya ustapila wobec "a
dan amerykahskich na calej linii,,
uwzgledniajac wszystkie absolu--
tnie zadania Stanow Zjedn. W
sprawie atakow na statl1i neutral
ne, pasazerskie, a ustepstwo to
pomimo poprzednich pogrozek z
daleka - powieksza W znaczeniu
ia oko1icznoSe, Il Austrya fakty-
cznie jest dis pod protektoratem
niemieckim, re wiec jej ustep-
stwo napewne W Berlinie zostaio
zadecydowane, co do pew
nego stopnia reguluje stosunki a.
merykansko niemieckie takze.
Druga dobra wiadomoSc - mad
chodzi z BaBkanu: oczywista via
domosc to dobra tylko dla sympa-
tyk6w strony Sprzymierzonych W
wojnie obecnej; OTTO wskutek bar
do poteznego nacisku Rosy ma
granice bukowinska i ofensywy W
Galicyi - a ewentalnie take na
Bulgarye, gdzieby wojska rosyjs-
kie istotnie mogiy ladowac, Me
mcy, Austrya i Bulgaria wyco-
fuja sic poSpiesznie Macedonii
serbskiej i pogranicza greckiego,
a Sciagaja SHY ku polnocy / pol
nocnemu wschodowi, by sic pre-
ciwstawiG Rosyi. w dodatku do
chodzi wiadomoSc - ME wiado-
mo, czy pewna, IL Rumunia sta
nowczo j ostatecznie stale po
stronie Sprzymierzonych wogole
a Rosyi W szczegolnoSci, IL ME
tylko da swe armie Sprzymierzo,
nym, lecz pozwoli Rosyi na prze-
prowadzenie wojsk rosyjskich z
Bessarabii do Bulgaryi, wiec ME
bezpieczenstwo inwazyi do Bul-'
garyi Jest tam tenn wisksze
Bplgarzy gotuja sic juz ma ts e,
wentualnoSc. Wszystko to mos
radykalnie odmienic sytuacye ns
Ba{kanie: zwiaszcza, IL Czarno-
corey zn6w porzadnie tluks Au'
stryak6w, a Serbowie wsparc
przezWlochow reorganizuja sic
walcza z sukcesem W Albanii Z
trzymajacymi sic tam jeszcze Blu
garami. Gdyby sic Niemcy / Bui
garry wycofali, Rumunia di
walk wystapAa, to JesZcZeDy
Grecya pewnie "a jej Poszla Przy'
kladem i po stronie Sprzymierzo
nych sic opowiedziaIa, co zresztf
podobno kroi Konstantyn Gree
ki otwarcie przewiduie.
Niemiecka expedycya ma Egipt
Indye = to sprawa znowu stra
sznle daleka, a Jesliby sic ma Bah
kanie sytuacya zmieniia, zapewn;
nigdyby wyprawy te do skutkr
nie dosziy: nalezy. zwazyc, L
wskr6S Malej Azyi, Syryi i Pale
styny, Synaju, do Egiptu jest po
mad rysiac mil terenu mozliwi'
trudnego do przebycia, bez dros
kolei, ptstynnego, bez wody itp.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-31
Walk ma Wschodnim
Froncie.

Londyn, 81 grudnia. - Zar6-
VINO z Piotrogrodu, jak Berli--
ma donosza o zacietych walkach
W centrum i ma caiem poiudnio-
wem skrzydle. w centrum mad
Prypecia ma Polesiu Niemcy wy
cofuja sic, a W niewielu dniach
odmieni sic tam front bojowy ra-
dykalnie. Ma poludniowem skrzy-
die ma Woiyniu W okolicy Czarto-
(Dokofczenie "a stYonicy 7-ej1.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-31
Sytuacya Bakanska.
W przededniu waznych
zmian.
Odwrot Niemc6w i
Bulgar6w.

Londyn, 81 grudnia. - Nagle
zupefnie pada wieSc o waznych
bardzo zmianach ma bafkanskin
teatrze wojny niespodzianie
zupeinie przetworzyia size tam sy-
tuacya tax, IL wszelkie dotycheza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-31

]. b. Panasch wypozycza OrenIRdze
na realnosc. sprzedaje kErty ORrstO-
We i realnosci. lac NoUle ii :
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-16
PEARL EARNEST
STARS IN PLAY
AS MISS PEGGY
j. Warren Beck and Wallace
Clifford Help Leading Lady
Give Professional Tone to
Day DOdger Cast.

Miss Pearl Earnest was the star OF
the play given by the day dodgers OF
Earlham college in the auditorium OF
Lindley hall last evening.
The annual plays given by the day
students always call out large con-
tingent from town, and last evenings
affair was applauded by many per
sons from the city as we'll as the usual
Earlham audience.
Beck Takes Part.
"All-of-a-Sudden Peggy" is an anus
Ing little comedy whose action swings
on the erratic movements of Peggy,
lmpersonated by Miss Earnest, young
American girl, who, with her mother,
Is a guest In great English country
house where they have been invited
by its owner, Lord Crakenthorpe, TAX
en- by Warren Beck, an absent-minded
scientist, who has taken a fancy to
the charming American girl and her
mother, OF Irish antecedents, the lat
ter character presented by Miss Flea
nor Clifford.
Peggy conceives the idea of marry
ing her mother to Lord Crackenthorpe
instead Of being married off to him
serself, as Ia her mothers idea, and
the complication resultant upon this
resolution, which includes pretended
elopement with Lord Crackenthorpe'
younger brother, who is really in love
with Peggy, make up the action of the
play.
Acts Like Professional.
Miss Earnest possesses much genu-
Inc acting talent, having a mobile,
expressive face and equally expressive
hands, and in this character, which
htted her personality like the proverbi-
al glove, would have given any pro-
fessional run for their money.
Wallace Clifford made an attractive
figure in the leading man." as the
younger brother, playing opposite
Miss Earnest with effect and carrying
Off the difficult situations with ease
Miss Ruth Shera as Lady Cracken-
thorpe, was one Of the successes Of the
play, having a fine stage appearance,
and Miss Lena Hivrer, as her daugh-
ter, although in minor role, made a
good effect with her distinct enuncia-
ton.
The comedy hit of the evening was
Leland Hadley, as Lady Cracken-
thorpe's brother, always trying to
mould events for the good of the
family" Mr.. Hadley's impersonation
Of la de da sort Of Englishman of
rank being very funny.
Frank Hill as Jack Menizec," n
friend Of the leading man; Rudolph
Price and Edwin Eley, as merchants.
and Miss Gertrude Fardieck as an Eng
hshwoman of rank and fashion, were
all good. Miss Pardieck investing a
small part with much interest and
making a charming stage appearance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-16
CIRCULATES APPEAL
FOR MOTOR PATROL

Chairman Eversman OF the police
board is firm in the conviction that
the citizens Of Richmond are with the
members of the board Of police COM
missioners in wanting combined mo-
tor ambulance and patrol to replace
the five passenger automobile in which
DRINKS and other culprits take fire.
quent joy rides now.
So he is circulating petition among
the citizens asking council for an ap-
preparation to buy the ambulance and
patrol. Il guess I'll get mine from
council, all right" Everman said. Il
don's care though. because 1 believe
we need the combined ambulance and
patrol as badly as any thing else
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-16
W. b. |. 4. OPENS
FIGHT ON DUMP

The West Richmond Improvement
association saw an opportunity in
the Bavis Improvement program be
fore council to get their moneys
worth In improvement for West Rich
mond, but to get it in q different way
than the board OF works president
planned
Members voted last night to send a
committee to the board Of works and
ask that property surrounding the
West Richmond dump be approised
and that the money which Mr.. Ravis
figured would be spent on the Ran
dolph street sewer system if council
gets the cash, be expended in pur-
chasing the dump property and I'M
proving it.
The Randolph street residents said
they do not need the sewer as the
drainage facilities are ample and there
are sewers in the alleys. The COM
plant that West Richmond does not
get its share Of the tax money was
again renewed
Complaint was made that the city
is again dumping On the property at
the foot of Randolph street and the
committee will ask that this be stop
ped Immediately to avoid a repetition
of the fight which took place several
months ago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-16
PITTSBURG LIVE STOCK

PITTSBURG, Pa, Jan. 16.-Cattle:
Supply light, market steady, choice
s9.150925, prime steers ss.75N910,
good steers sS101S.65, tidy butchers
SS.00@S.6O, fair s7o0@7.75, common
s6.0016.75, common to fat bulls $3.50
05.70. common to fat COWS $4,000
700, heifers s7.O0@7.75, veal calves
S11.00011.50, heavy and thin calves
S7.00@S.00.
Sheep and lambs; Supply light,
market slow, prime wethers $3.50
$50, good mixed $5.609610, fair mix
ed S5.0005.5o, culls and common SO. 90
@4O0 lambs S400@s60.
Hogs: Receipts light, market high
err, prime heavy 7.10@775, mediums
s7.2067.25, heavy workers. $7.2o@725,
light workers. s7.200725, pigs s675@
700, roughs $4,000 6.25, stays $5.50@
SIS, heavy mixed $715@7.25.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-16
HOG PRICES DECREASE

Hog prices have fallen off 25 cents
at the local yards this week as re-
suit OF the quarantining OF the yards
TN Dayton and Pittsburg. The drop in
price has curtailed the receipts and
the shipping has been lighter than at
any time since the raising OF the in
terstate quarantine several weeks ago.
The farmers and feeders have I'M
loaded a great deal Of their stuff that
had been accommodating during the
months OF quarantine, and are now In
position to held their stock for bet
ter prices.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-16
OWNERS PROTEST
ASSESSMENT ROLL

A score Of land owners from the
northwestern corner of the county
came to the court house this morning
to demonstrate against their assess
ments in the Nettle Creek ditch i'm
provement but Judge Moran of Port
land who was named to hear the case
did not appear at noon and many re-
turned to their homes.
TIL land owners did not complain
about the price of the improvement
which is $4,000, part of which is in
Randolph county; but said the assess
ments are not made according to the
benefits of the land adjacent to the
drainage ditch. They said some as
sessments were too low and they will
ask for a more equitable assessment
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-16
and his family all in the same de-
gree OF tenderness and devotion.
Loved by Fellow Workers.

gree OF tenderness and devotion.
Loved by Fellow Workers.
Mr.. Russell was a devoted friend
and leader among the industrial work
ers of our city. The large army of his
fellow workmen, in our factories, all
trusted and loved him, and he was a
leader among them, for all things that
pertain to a manly life and good cit
izenship.
Mr. Russell has faded from earthly
sight, but his influence, the product
of his own creation, will live after
him, and his memory is blessed"
Many employees of the American
Seeding Machine company and men,
bers of the Mutual Aid union were
present at the church The American
Seeding Machine company closed its
shops entirely at noon out of respect
for the veteran woodworker and
Christian leader of the factory Many
members Of all lodges of the Knights
OF Pythias were present and We're
represented by "a corps of pail bearers.
Serve as Pail Bearers.
The Knights Of Pythias honorary
pail bearers were M. w. Kelly, John
Bayer, j. w. Morris. Roy Fry, Charles
Rettig, Frank Roberts, Daniel Hill and
James NanZant.
The honorary pail bearers from the
church and factory were James A.
Caar, Alfred Bavis. John Ulrich. John
Starr. DR.. D. w. Stevenson and Robert
McFail.
The family has received scores of
letters Of coincidence and sympathy
and number Of resolutions have been
presented by organizations including
the Mutual Aid union, the knights of
Pythias and others. At this afternoon
services, the Sunday school of the
First M. e. church presented a resolu-
ton which l.. H. Bunyon read with
another from the official board
The official board resolution which
was written by Mr.. Bunyon and Glenn
A. Gaar, follows:
Church Board Mourns Loss.
"The members of the official board
of the First Methodist Episcopal
church of Richmond, Indiana, desire
to express their high appreciation of
the character and work of our esteem
ed, but now deceased friend and
brother, William Fl. Russell.
For thirty years he has bene a
valued member of our church and for
many years one of our active efficient
workers In official capacity. He has
been identified in the various interests
Of our church life and has always
proved himself to be faithful and cap
able in all responsibilities entrusted to
to him. He has been always ready,
willing, kind, faithful, loving and true
"He was a nearly faultless in his
example and bearings as it is possible
for our frail humanity to be. We hear
it said, If Will Russell had a fault, l
never knew it,
THE graces Of the true Christian
life were beautifully reflected in all
his personal career. The essence and
spirit Of the teachings of the master,
were most blessedly illustrated in his
everyday life. .... $500
Lived Christian Life.
"He was SO vitality related to the
true source of power that the rich
fruitage and fragrance of his everyday
life was but the natural sequence and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-16

gave to him that bright cheerful op-
tomistic spirit which dominated his
whole life. We would record our
recognition Of, and high esteem for
our beloved Brother Russell
He was q manly man, of nobility Of
purpose, of purely of life, of sterling
worth, of unselfisj1 spirit, of unweary-
ing service, a symetrical Christian
character
"The church will greatly miss him.
His memory shall abide with US as a
sweet fragrance. We would be crate
full to our heavenly father to have
given hi INTO us for these years. We
would express to his companion, his
children and to those friends dear to
his heart and his home our sense Of
their sorrow and loss.
I'VE deeply sympathize with you and
as far as possible We share measure
of your grief. May it be yours to the
known fullIess OF our heavenly
fathers comforting and sustaining
grace. and realize his gracious prom
ise, When thou passest through the
water will be with three
I'VE would place this tribute of love
and respect to the memory of this
good man and we humbly trust and
hope that we all shall be so guided
as some day to share with him the
glorious felicity into which We con-
fidently believe he has SO triumphant
ly entered"
Ellis Learner read scripture from
John IA, verses l to Is. A quartet of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Krone, Walter Lur-
ing and Mrs. Longnecker sang, accom-
panied by Roland Nushaum on the
organ. The regular church ushers
acafd in THAR rs11a1 Duties