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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-28
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Sperr16allles iebe1 foiltllcll. Die Gor.
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SIN llbri0cl1 pcrrpcilen mir ollf sic al.
allnerer STEELE bieier sqlsga6c erldeis
llclloc %sln5eigc.
@arocn Slcntcr.
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lld1ten NrparmlHn teruorgcbt, and
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stars" Ger @anSrlbiloer @elt.
Nsqllitb @nlfpur ! slupn sc.
pr9c Sas britilhe Erilm1uirat.
E%rilrnuircs unlp Srillmp9ircn lit slpei.
crlci.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-28
ElDtli6c Mtnsfci : Sdlmcrscl-bruu
hclt l1id)t uurbnnhcm al icin.

9as 6eiBt, - mc,m SIR sas ridtioe.
@eilmittcl 9cbralldt.. Sloun's 2ini-
mellt 1T cine nirflithc gSpt9mcnoi9fcit
N .lepem Seim - fir Sung inns Nlt.
setne Nnr5il1e uerocn in 9llserloen
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gen bci 8inoern. irft i;Na trscnNcn
Wdllsfeln, ic1e idiavicn neura!aiiHcn
sdner5cn liz %iinben oarcitirt,
pile nlrd Slpnu's ointment. Sn jcs
Dem 9ctn1 fornrncn plnslidr Sdmrre
sen llnb lt%n9lildsfdnc ppr. Gller 5cim
acbrnlldt cine SlaiUe. 25c, SOC ms
$500. (Mns.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-28
Ias MsnhnGnlls Nas lSnrlncrs IS.

Gas @o6n6ol,a 0es 1Sarllcr5 IS.
naGc 2leSo lpurcc gei.ern
W3nrgcn ourd1 Elm Nslter tatol ger
tort. Ser alaeridtete sdanen be-
laiiuit lidl ollf et4pa Si0OG ul0 lit ser
Sd)aoen etiua 5ltr @dlfte 0ltrt1 Ser
iid5crllag ge0edt. Ias &alls miro
ioglei9 mieoer altfgebalt lp2racn.
Iad) mn fllr5er &rallf6eit itar5
geitern M}or9en III i6rem @eim 5l
Orion on ciltcnl Sdla5allfoll Irall
3. q. palmer, cine longia9riae Silt
lnobllerill ser 6prtiaen ge9eno, i'm
9llter pom IS SaGreR. Sic hilrtcr.
laBf meArere Solne Mn0 I6dter 10
mic cine %2lll5a1l glrfel.
@mgeb0riae ron 9atllep 9. Ienltap
Der Dor 5pei @od6el INT Iienif Be
Ser g.. 81. 5. & q. @. Giabn INNS
2c6ell fall, ha6en Sic qenonrte gabn.
gelelliGaft lrm $4,000 Sdo0eneriat
int IiItriftsaeria3t p2rflagt. 1el
Olann ion illfolge poll GahlGiiigfei.
Scr @abngeielidaft INNS Se6ell &c.
fommei iein. &edltsaMualt @horIe:
q. Gobert5 pertritt Die flagenoe 9ar
fpf
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-28
Nrucs aus Wusratine.

9ln Sen 1SoI3cn cillcs aal lctten
Sonlltog crlitteaen Sdlo3onfalles
itarh norgcItern 9tadm1ittag i'm SCENT
pon &enrp SteQredlt 1900 (Srlpa 9lpc=
nlta, Serr Gonrao Bran1er, ain lang=
l6hriger ginpolnler Ser Staot, i'm
6ohell 9lltcr BON rs Sahrell. Ger
0lalul erfrellte iid) Ser beIten 8cIltl0z
.Geit bis SLIM lebten Sonntog, ais CT
Sen SdlaQanfaQ erlitt. Ser Geritor=
Gene murNc int Satire 1887 IN
Ieut'dlan0 ge6pren llro fam I'M ,Sat=
re 1858 ins 2ano ltno gIeid nac}
Mllseatil1e, Ser ieitberigelt lnlll1tar=
hrodgellen Seimatb. ST NOR Gin al
ter Getcral inns madJte SEN galriell
giirgerfrieg in Der acmpagnie Z ocs
80. Soma G~egilRents NIT. Sic @in=
ter6liehenen lill0 elm Spln llno 5mci
Sdppeitern. Sic geeroiglra9 finoet
~matridei1lid 5e1lte Itatt.
@in Glterer Malln, Scr oaent 9ln=
ideill llodl geii1esgeltnrt lit, mltrOe
porgcltcrn nahe Granlton ollfgefWt=
Den lnl0 bierhergehrad7t. @er CT lit
uno moher CT fommt, fol1lte bis jcbt
nod1 nidt fe7tgeIteut meroen. ST mirl
~einItTeilen BON Der Eoli5ci aelalter
I'M Damn nod Sent SrrenalDl gebrad)1
Sill meroen.
Scr iGfrlidc Masfe16aG 0el
92oad Mno Mll1lcr Sd}lalth &ornpao
HE, Scr porgclser1 slbcno i'll Der nell
cit Irnrorp @alle abgebaltsn m1roe
mar eir grfolg nod Ieoer Gidtllng
iiGtpa 100 Eaare nainlel1 oil Den
gall tleil. Cine 9ll5ahl Greile ia
men an Sic soften Masfen sur Ser
tbeilullg.
1ie Good & Mh,Iisr Iahrif miri
iiber 10000 1SltB Concrete Nllb6aocl
III ihrer Nabrif einleael laiIer. j,
Sab sic Nabrif oanm elmo Scr iidser7sel
i'll Ser Staot ieil W;ro. llit oer Pr
belt iol nodite 9Sode be9olnlen luer
Den.
5ic grnBe elcftriide Gar fiir oi
Naltscatille & Soma Gitp RalEpal
So, Sic lebte @cde uun Springfielo
ST., bier anlallgtc, mllrNe gcitern Ct
ner Irobe ultcrlnorfen. Sic TlAr
mltrDe il5er Sic Scleiic Ser Mllscotin
9Sorth alo Saanh Nahn Gcaladlt INT
bot lid} Die Cor por5ilNlidl fcplhrt
Gcamtr lno Nf,ieiiniaber Der Glan,
qcIclidaff, iNpm N'itllieScr Be-
lStaStraths ltro Gsrtretcr SCR hicIigel
3eitlnlgcn nlad}tcn Bic Safrt nit. 81
Gaisen bcltano Die Nelelidalt alt
etna lNulcert Gerioncn.
@crr @altcr y. @artlltmu1 I'LL
Nrl. Nlooic gartan BON hier Iiebc
lid ON Gallflaalungstaae III Hof s.
lano trallell. Gle 91el1oerMdhlte
langte1 bier am 9Sodnpittaa oes ~
iagten Cages OIL lnno fano I'M Scfl
Ser gltarn Ser graltt cine al9enchl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-28
Nenls ans Gpt Sslanb

SSral1 M}abel @AooomarS, Sic am
1pinnerstag s(Geno ipGt in ibren1
@eim, 1926 81 e(uenlle, bon cil1en1
Igiabred]cr nit elmer slrt iihcr SEN
&orf gclhlaael u1o idmcr perplllloet
m1r0c, lit lett altf Dem @ege Ser @ci=
lertltg, 10 bab feline @efiirdtl1ngen
filr ibr gc5ell porlisgell. Gon oen
GinbredSm feblt bis jett l1od) jebc
Spltr, trcbGen1 Sic Goli5ei i'm gsItes
t1ltt, Inn oel1'elben ab5llfal1gell.
@err Iarrel @anllet, Scr fsfanllte
Glnnlpiol1=&egler, fegelte pprgeiterl1
I6ier 1O1 abaeihlolicnc Mlllloen lllro
!er5ielte eilten Iurdlidpnitt bon ts9
9lllftall, cine ausge5eidnete Set
ltllng. Gr fcaeltc ppn 10 l1br Gpr=
n1lttass bis 9itellos lr1 IL llbr, ohre
cine Mat)l5cit SIT iid) 5u a1cfll1an. Sl1'
Gnpmfmt fpgalte.er S6 Sfnl1oai. i
Nad) l6naerer &ranfbeit ltarb Dor
geItcrlt MGenb III ibrem @einL 1920
@lenh1rit Gpltrt, Iralt gllller 9lel=
ION cilte Gimpbneriql ppl1 Mod SIS
lalla lett Gcnl /. Gftober 1874, DIS
,lie bier ae6oren Dltroe. Sic perbei=
rotAetc iidl int Sabre 1899 NIT 81
mer 9fcl'onl hen lie l1ehlt 5lpei Slit
bern billterldBt. 1ie Gceroiglttg i'm
oct beltte 9tadmlittag bonn @eim nno
llad} clllcnl Srallergpttcsoisnlt in ser
|ocntid,en cpangcliiden Stride aus
allf Dem Gbippiannod Irieobof ltott.
Yaltor s. s. Nplf miro Sic 2eidc11=
reoe baltcll.
Strait Gbriit @erac1 ~fciertc am
3onfIagn1sstoac III ibrerl @ein1,
1901 6. arcllle, i'm &reilc ibrcr So
|lnillc nllo 5a1lrcih eridlicl1cllcr @a=
ltc lGrrn @eburtstog uuf Bic ollae=
Il1etmlte @eile. Ias @cmlrtstags=
fillS mntcrGiclt llllo bcmirtbctc lire
Galte OUT Dos NeTta. Sic GaItc bill=
terliebcn Scr @%altgcberill n1ebrere
rctlt flll1thc INTO moblgcrneirtc Sc
idenfr.
Scr Iriilere Staotampalt Games
S. @itter BOT Die staot allf $1,000
.)rcrftagt iiir gpleiitetc IierI.e bci
@erfbeloigllllg Don flint Iillen, Sic
aus Dem bier Dor eil1igcl SSSuhrcl1 ent=
49,, No'-IL
nn M}it+s 90 ,,,r ,pu,
S,6rc toti' 6is ,,,,, Nl 49, p Jun
sn,,,, MOI. s,,sr W. sn a. 's - nlsu
ii1;r @np' ~ .nup Speis..
piitr;ftsas,;eh+ uus onn ,tp Wv
inn,,sar oDt 'Q'''u'u'9
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-28

Derlaltfcne 5odSeitsfeicr ltatt, on mc(=
d1er Gcrlnallote lnl0 Ireunoc Oes iltn=
GEN Gaorcs tbcilnohttclr. Seer mlN
Nroll Sorttnonn lper0en iith i'll Ro.
BOO 6ltlid'e ad5te 5tro5e hdlt5lid) lNe-
0~erlaIIct.
SIT 9lttaliia lit porQeItern @crr
95icolaus 5pilger luto sri. @3arqa=
ret5a @tiB, ein moblbGfalulte lulo &C.
aftctc5 SeptIdes Gaor, ollrd GaItor
y. 0ertel in Ger 0prtigel oelttidrem
Stride p~erebelidt mnrocll. 2ll5 Jrall-
5altgcn flIt9irtel @crr ltllo 1Srnt @il=
Ibelm N}ort1. 9iaH Scr fird7lidet
@anoluag fano cite @odBeitsfeicr
int @allIe BON @crrn llllo 5Sralt @nl-
North Itatt. an pelder cine 9n5ahL
5Sreltnoc lulG GerDanote 0e5 illllgelt
0aares t0cilnafmell. Sic Geltner=
nlahltea mcroen it'd in 9lttaliiIa Sous
lid) llisoerlaIien.
SS1 @iltut mltr0ett ant Mittpody
Sri. Gliie @t. &altfnlollll. SodJter DON
@grrt INTO Sralt GAarlcs aartfananr.
Nno SEER SorreTt Irpuloper onrdp
Na1tor 3. 8. 1oner perebelidt. Bic
91eltpernldhIten lperoen Iidl oltf elmer
Iarnl in Ge0or Goltntp ballslid nie=
0erlaIIen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-28

@err @altcr y. @artl1ionn uno
Trl. Nooic gartpn BON hier liebcn
lid ON Ga1fla8ltn9staae III Horf IS
lnlo trallell. Gle 9teuoerHdhlten
Iangten bier am Nodmittag oe5 be
Iagtel Cages OH INTO fallo I'M Selm
ser gltarn Scr 9rutt cine an9elelnr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-28

Sic Noad & @llIisr 1sobrif mfrs
ii6er 10000 Nlb Concrete SllB53oct
i'll ihrer Tabrif eilrleaen laiIen. d.
Sab sic Sabrif oann einc Der lid,erItelr
i'll Ser Sta0t ieil lu;ro. Mlit ocr Pr
beit i0u nGdlte ISadE be9oluuen lucr
Sen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-28

Nsqllitb @ulfpar : slppo &c
pr.ac Sas britiidc Ir%ilulpirut.
Nrlllmpircs nnp Sriuumpbircn lit speis
crlci.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-28

7as eleaants Spencer S1catcr an
Ger 2. sEornlle aearnilber 0em Spen-
Ger square, WltrNe an 0anflagungss-
taqe croffl1ct ltllo |einer @eItimmlnng
iltcrgebsn. Eus Slrlere lllo Ncllbere
nes Creators lit anf bic eleganteltc
grt mo @clle lMllseballt ltno peridp6-
merit lnprGen lulo iinN tollicnoe Col
lars Tllr oiclcn 3lped m%lsleac6cn nor
Den. Nhlr Die tcltcn @ilou mcroen
IN olelem SGcater ge5eigt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-28
&eirat6s Grlalt6niBiIeille.

%&.TVlTUTVa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Glarencs 8. @oins llno Sri. W}a=
bel :. Guupacr, Chicago.
Sable &illnep1 Soulon, ST., luno
tSrau Na5cl Moullrn @pclllin1, Su.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-28
@aroen Slcntcr.

1as @arorn 1beoter bicttt, mic
alls Dem an anScrer Stpllc rer1ifent-
lld1tell Nrp9runln ~terporgcbt, ard
III nleIrr @ad,c cill Invertebrates Ero-
grolrll NIT l1clrcrell Der leitelllel
Stars" scr @allSplbiloer @elt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-13
OVERLAND MODEL 80
ELECTS ADMIRATION
Appearance and Mechanical
Perfection of Car Com
bine for Comfort.

Overshadowing, at first sight, all
other advantages, the graceful, i'm
pressive appearance of Overlnd Model
80 elicits expressions of admiration
wherever it is seen. From the rounded
edge Of the one-piece radiator shell,
the hood slopes gracefully into the
beautifully curved cowl; the body lines
continue. unbroken by sharp angles,
in a symmetrical sweep to the back
of the car.
BY the use of a drop frame the body
is brought closer to the ground-with-
out, however. diminishing the road
clearance-and the long, low effect is
enhanced by the sweep of the crown
ed, double-curved tenders and the clean
running boards. The finish Is superb
and in keeping with the stylish, yet
quiet dignity Of the body design-a
beautiful Brewster green, relieved by
ivory stripping.
Comfort Provided.
And In riding comfort, too, the new
cars offer all that could be asked The
long wheel base-114 inches-34 by A.
inch tires and perfect spring suspen-
sion make the toughest roads seem
smooth The springs are unusually
long. Their wide openings allow max
imum freedom of motion, and road
shocks are absorbed over an area SO
great that no unpleasant vibration
reaches the body.
In the bodies themselves no detail
that would add comfort has been over
looked. The seats are wide and deep.
The unusually thick upholstering is
backed by deep, resilient springs. More
than ample leg room has been allowed,
and each body has been designed to
carry it's full complement of passen-
gers in roomy comfort. Left-hand
drive with center control, and short
turning radius, facilitate ease of hand
ling in crowded traffic.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-13
EAST GERMANTOWN WOMAN
R|CHMOND Club

EAST GERMANTOWN. Ind. April
13.-Mrs. James Laws entertained the
Hiawatha Social and Literary club of
Richmond Friday afternoon. Mrs. Nor
ell and Mrs. Reber were the appointed
readers for the afternoon, but all the
members took part in the discussion
that followed the readings. A dainty
two course luncheon was served to
the following guests: Mesdames A.
Roser, J. Hutchinson, G, Bair, c. OAR
land, c. Webb, F. Brohman, E. Crea-
ger, A. Reber, o. Webb, A. Webb, c..
Morgan, L. Morel, E. Stigleman. J..
Myers, Misses Ollie Shute, Marjorie
Morgan and Lucille Creagor of Rich
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-13
DAYTON PRESbYTERY
C0NVENES IN EATON

EATON, O., April 13.-With ser
mon by the retiring moderator, DR.. Z.
C. Mckinney of Greenville, a two days
session of the Dayton Presbytery was
opened Monday in the First Presby-
terry was opened Monday in the First
Presbyterian church. DR.. H. c. Eos
ter of Clifton, Greene county, was cho-
sen moderator for the coming term.
DR.. l.. S. Boyce, pastor of Park Pres
byterian church, Dayton, was named
vice moderator. Other business in
cluded the election of Rev. e. L. Bar
rett of Piqua, as temporary chairman.
The church at South Charleston pre-
scented an invitation for the fall meet
ing of the Presbytery. The invitation
was accepted.
Rev. John A. Winkler. for two years
pastor of the church at Gettysburg,
Darke county, rendered his restgna-
ton. Favorable action on the request
was taken and tile pulpit declared va
cant.
Matters which were taken up at
Tuesdays session include the examin-
alton of five applicants for the minis
try and the selection of representa-
tives and elders to the Presbytery's
general assembly. These ministers
have been recommended for the
places and will be named: Represen-
tatives, Rev. John Montgomery of
Greenville; elders, c. D. Bidleman of
Dayton, and DR.. A. T. Good of Ham,
ilton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-13

When I started taking Sarge! I
weighed 100 pounds. Now I weigh
156, says J. G. Wilson 1t put new
life in ever nerve. II. A. McCullars
reports he gained 25 pounds and his
health was made perfect, sleeps bet
Ter and feels better than for 80 years
Miss Maud Smith reports a gain of
10 pounds and still gaining. Health
greatly improved.
When these and hundreds of other
once thin, underweight people write
% say that s soon as they began to
make Sargol a part of their meals
hey began to get fat, don't you think
hat there must be something in this
widely advertised method of flesh
building after all?
Don't you think you ought to try it.,
particularly as leading druggists
everywhere sell it with the positive
guarantee hat unless it makes an in
erease in your weight you can have
your money back
You may say, Il am naturally thin.
nothing can make me fat" but until
you have tried Sargol you do not and
cannot know that this is true
Thin folks stay thin no matter what
Or how much they eat and they begin
TO think food has nothing to do with
flesh making. But they are wrong
Thin people stay thin because the
'ats. oils, starches, sugars and other
tlesh and fat-making elements in their
'ood are mostly passing out of their
bodies as waste. Only enough nour-
.shment is retained to keep the body
soing. Nothing is saved for flesh
making.
Sargol Of itself will not make fat.
Eat it between meals and you probably
will not gain a pound. But eat a
single Sargol tablet with every meal
md soon you may be gaining pound
IF flesh a day. Sargol is the missing
ink between food-eating and fat-mak-
ng. 1t makes the food of your meals
put flesh on your body
Leo H. Fine
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-13
TOWNSHIP KILLS
ISSUE OF BONDS

EATON, O., April 13.-In special
election held Monday, voters Of Mon
roe township, turned down a proposed
$4,000 bond issue by majority Of
~ votes. An effort to float the issue
was made for the purpose Of securing
funds with which to erect township
high scheel. The matter of school
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-13
MOTHERS ENTERTAIN

HAGERSTOWN, April 13.-The
Mothers club will close the years WORK
with meeting Thursday night at the
Christian church to which the nus
bands and fathers are invited. Fol-
lowing is the program: 49,.
Music-High School Ochestra.
Vocal Duet-Vera Hindman and 10
ma Flemming.
Address, "Eugenics ]. M
Illusion, Richmond.
Cornet Duet-Conrad Giesler ana
Edwin Purple.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Contest
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-13

If the sugar you put in your coffee
does not dissolve it does not sweeten
the coffee. 1t is the dissolving, not
the sugar, that makes the coffee
sweet. 1t is the same with your food
Unless it properly dissolved in your
stomach, separating the fascinating
nourishment from the waste, and un-
less the blood .absorbs it's full portion
of the fat-making material you must
stay thin.
Here is where Sargol plays its part
1t acts on every mouthful you eat
1t promptly stops the leakage of fats.
1t let's only the waste leave the BODY.
. 1t puts you food in a condition that
means its perfect assimilation by the
blood and tissues. Your body cells
which have been starved begin to
thrive and you begin to take on weight
quickly. It's not a theory-not an
! experiment, but a proved fact that
thousands are trying every day. Sar-
gol succeeds where all other so-called
flesh builders fail because it enables
you to get 100 per cent. efficiency from
your food.
Your good common sense must
prove to you that if the food you eat
pays you only 25 per cent. of it's 100
per cent. value, that you are cheating
yourself just IS per cent You can
never be the man or woman you
should be and can be as long as you
continue to live on 25 per cent.
basis.
No matter how thin you are or how
long you have been thin Sargol should
add pounds of solid, healthy stay-there
flesh to your weight and make your
figure plump and symmetrical Get
package of Sargol from your dealer
and prove it today. Use 1t as directed
and watch your daily meals put pounds
Of flesh on your body. Sarbol is alb
solutely harmless and is always sold
on positive guarantee Of weight in.
crease or money back by
, Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-13

mond and Miss Mamie Green of Cen
terville.
Mrs. Edward Kramer and daughter
Mabel. Of indianapolis. were the guests
of Mrs. Harriet Palmer last week.
Miss Helen Shafer returned to her
home in Indianapolis Saturday after
weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Joe Norman OF Muncie visited
her sister. Mrs. R. J. Myers last week.
= Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Taylor have
moved into B. F. Sourbeer's property
adjoining his residence.
Only one modern sawmill is oper-
ted in thu farrifnrx, of IIa mali
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-13

The balance wheel of a watch vi
brated 800 times minute, or 1877 $780,
900 times a year. AS each vibration
covers about one and one-half revolu-
tons, teh shaft on which the balance
wheel is mounted makes 236,520 900
revolutions in each year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-13

= In Japan private individuals own
only the surface Of the land and its
products. all mineral deposits beneath
the surface being the property OF the
government
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-13
CONCERNING CANCER

Write to Tho Weber Sanatorium. I:
Garfield Place. Cincinnati, Ohio. for
inforr,ation concerning the Medical
Treatment Of All Forms Of External
Cro-ths. especially Cancer. Estab-
lished IS years and wen endorsed. 81
page book free.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-13

Capitalization In that township is be-
ing agitated and q vote probably will
be taken later. 2
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-13

EXeriment5 in France have shown
that ordinary sod is an efficient filter
for sewage.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-13

- Only one modern sawmill is oper-
ated in the territory OF Hawaii.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-04
THE HOSPITAL SITE

After reading some of the conf
ments regarding the hospital site,
writer not having seen same, walked
over to take a look at it, and in view
of the fact that only 100 feet are
available, it seems to me that some
thing ought to be done to acquire
more land. do not know how large
frontage building is contemplated,
but even if it were only IS feet
front, though more likely the plans
call for full width of lot building,
there certainly would not be room
for enlargement at any time. In
most cities hospital grounds are usu-
ally obtained that will give at least
three street or alley frontages, with
sufficient grounds so that enlarge
nent can take place without dis
turbing original building while ad-
ditions take place. 1t has almost in
variably been found that where a
small hospital has been built in
growing city that physicians prefer
to bring their patients directly to
the local hospital, in preference to
taking them any distance, and where
now most cases are taken to Tampa,
many of these will be brought to
Lakeland if facilities are offered.
The patient should in, all cases have
consideration also. Give him light
and air and the only way to do that
is to build the hospital so that at
40 time can it be crowded by sur
rounding buildings. If property can
he procured now at reasonable fig
ure and on terms that will not re-
CURE great and immediate outlay
by the city, it should be done before
the building operations are started
and then put the building in the
center of a larger plot than that Civ
en- for itnow. c. +. TODD