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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-27
Cine aIberae Ausrebe.

Sobalo Der aonsrsb nad Reujaby
fpieoer Sufammsntriit. iperben bic 2s:
motraten i'm Senat ioipobl, pis bic
RepHblitauer bic GrIsoisuHs Der Es:
folution oeranlaien, tpel9s 9ots
Smitb bon Georgia unterbreitst bat
unb cine nnteriu4une Der @ereepaltis
suns unIerer neutralen Rette our9
@nslanD forbert. Die Mebrsabl Der
Senoioren lit Der entidieoeneu On.
ii9t, bab bic Der. Staaten DON gus.
lamb in ibren Rs4ten idper ssi4dbist
unb sbenio fduer in ibrsr 8iirDe ses
trGntt perbeu. Die bem prGiibentsH
srgebsnsu Senatorsn iinb b.reits bon
biasm nit 4rgumsnten 5ur 8etdmps
Jung Der Reiolutipn periebsn iporoeu.
Oa lie aber Der SbatIa6e gseeniibers
itsbsn. bab Der prdiibsnt islbit bic
9anbIungeu Gnelanbs aIs unseieBlih
beseidnet bat, 10 blsibt gu er,lGren,
iuarum Der prGiiOsnt, Der bod in fold
enti9iebener uno geruoesu barider
Beiis sessn Deuii6lanb uub Seitsrs
reid sinsei6ritten 1T, bis jest ni6ts
aetban bat, I'm aud gnelanb Sur &es
ipettiruug Der Redte unb 0iirbe Der
Der. Staaten gu spinsen, aumal iid
bas nit Der gr0bten Geihtisteit bur4
Elm @erbOt gsesn bic 2lusfubr Don
Waffeu ktpsrtitelIigen Iisbe. 9as
fpll bur6 eins 9lnbeutuns abeee
trebrt psrbsn, bab bic Ser. Staaten
bic Greunbfdaft NIT @nglanb nit
5iniiht auf bic tpihtigsn DisnIte bic
man pou bieiem mad BEN &risee ere
tportet, gu fpdbren ss5punsen ieien.
Welder @rt bisie Sienite fein ioGen,
buriiber tpirb cine lanee RomanSe err
adblt. Sapdn gebe in iebr berauss
forbernber Weiie in OitaIisn Dor, ins
bem es bafel6it isinem 6anbel auf bic
oerftiebenite Deifs Giugang Oers
f9affe: burh 9epalt pber bur6 ben
uniibertpinbli6en @ortbsil, pel9an
ihm bic aubsrit nisbrise 2obnlaee feis
neg Qunbes btete. 8sreits ieien srobe
Tortfhritte eraislt tporben. Sine gau5s
9usabI dinsiii4e a]roOinasn tperben
ber.its bon SSunan pirtbi6uftli5 mos
noppliiirt. 0ieieE iei ioadr ihon In
bas @ebiet bss gungtfes&ians eiHss.
oruugen, nsItes Gnalano tets ols
isin ausidlieblides glbfabgebist bss
tra6tet babe. Ia hisis Sadlage ebsnio
fir Gnslano fei, als bi.
Wer. Staaten. 70 ersebs iih baraus als
sipiHsenbe JoIssruns. bab bic bsiben
2dnber aufammenbulten miibien. uln
+ hgegen sSapan au tpebren. Tas
made elm freanbi4aftli9es @erbalisn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-27

ben aiiSsefsbi, nm bic iiberlebenbsn
Sdpimmtr aufSunebmtn. DieIs
trieben, an BaIisn ii9 feitbaItsnb obtr
nit G1fpimmipeIten psriebtn. IN sros
ber Nn5abl i'm WaiIer berlm inb
iparsn auf eins lanse Strede pers
tbeilt. Gin 3eiden bafiir, bab bic
eriten Qsute fhpn i'm qlufgdng beg
Gefshts iiber Borb gefprunsen iein
miiiIen. Sn ben Gmbeniuttern Bee
fanbsn iih Mtr3tt uHb 8erbanbsmar
tsriaI, 10 gut es gins. als bic auttsr
iih ben fffpimmenben aran5oien
ndberten bot ii9 bas mertmiirbise
SfjalIipisl, Dab bieis DOT unieren Rets
tunssbooten MeiBaus au nsbmsn psrs
iudtsn. Die gntfernung nah 2unb
mar 10 srob, bab Elm anlanbf4ipims
men fir bic 2eute aussei6lofen ipar.
Snsipif6en ndbsrie ii1, aus bem 5as
FEN hsrnusiommsnb, Elm 5tptites
fron5Siifdes 2crpsboboot. liir 1ems
ben" mar es npibipenbte. jebt ipeg3us
aebea. Die DabrfheinIi6teit lag
rabe, bab nod, anbere Streitirdfte Der
GnslGnber unb SSronScien In Der
Rdbs iparen. Giir bic ungf4iibte
,gmbsn" mar ss ssbotsn. Elm 9agges
fedt nit iibsrlsssneu Strsitirditsn
su rermeiben. Tssnse.n ipurbe mit
boher Satrt mad, Mef,n In Gee Su
abaelaufen. Der franSSifde aors
pebpbooisjdaer fplgte uns cine 3eits
lang, fam absr in elmer Ressnb0 aus
Siht unb tpurb. nidbt tpi,ber seiekn.
llniers abiidt. ben 3srborer binter
uns Fer ipeit In See 5u aieben. oann
umsubreben unb ibn su srlebistn,
mar bamit pereitelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-27
,Gmoeu." I"

9absflOs absebtenbst, rau9los fab.
reno, jeDermanH auf feinem poitsn
nGbsrts iia baS SGiff bsm fsiHblifeH
9afen (penang). @s mar tur3 Dor
Sonusnuufgans. Die Nadt mar BINS
fel. aber nit bem @rideiHen Der
Come berrf6t in ben fiblifen 8rsi'
ten fOfort aaesshelligfeit.
Di6t Dor benz 5ufsHsingans ers
fAien fstunbsnland, bIibartis Der.
f9ipiHbenb, an unTsrer 9adbort5eits
Elm bellies, tDsibss 2idt. Gs mar nit
Sidrbsit Elm slsttriiGes Qitt, ffsin,
bar aIiO irgsnbsin 9orpOitens obsr
WadbOot. Tas Sdiff islbft baden
MIR ni6t gefebeH. 9lbsr feline 4ns
fpefenbeit beutets bdrouf bin, bab
&riessififfe i'm 6afeu paren. auf
.embsn" mar felbitDsriidubfia Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-27

Iteen Gnslanbs @srseipaItisuns ni1t
tinihreiten iperbe, ipirb Der lebte .feit
Don a4tung eessn infer Ganb abses
itreift. gs 1T aber iiidt bsntbar, bab
Der aonsreb ba3u fapeigen pirb.
benn bieie neueite Sanbluns Gnslanbs
1T cine fold empDrenbs 9eleibiguns
unierss 2anbes, ala ipenn bic @nslGns
Der bic poitIahen brett aus benz
ppfamt bon gfep Yort fortndbmen.
56atidaIih ideint guslanb es barauf
abseieben gu baben, infer 2anb in
Der raffiuirteiten @eiie gu trdnteH,
aber .s liest Metbobe in bieisr 8rus
talitdt. an ben poitpadeten felbit fam
England ipenis sslesen fein. Die paar
bunosrt aannen tonbeniirte Mild, Die
iid in ben 8adetienbunsen befin>
ben, tSnnen iiderlih nidt benz pIane
Der @usbunseruns OeutIhlunbs oies
nen. Der 9eipaltaft lit als cine War>
nuns fir bic anSersn neutraIsn 2dn=
Der beitimmt. 9ieie seieen, obippbl
unenbIid ihtpdber. als bic Ser.
Staaten, cine bebeuteno sr0Bere Gnts
f9loHenbeit, ibre Rette unb ibrs gbre
gu Dertbeibiseu. Snbem es unier aanb
In Der infamiten WeiIe beleibist min
enslanb ben iibrigen neutralen Gam
bern iasen, bab iie nidt muden biirs
fen. ba bic unenbIi6 itdrferen Der.
Staten ii1 alIes bieteu lahen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-27

0te probritif4en Reden
meiiter unb 8auernfdnser ersdbler
oem ameritanifhsn @olte, bab bic 9ll'
Iiirten i'm ablaufenbsn Sabre ibm eli
@ef4ent bon spei WsiIliarben sana9t
babsn, ben neberfdub Der @usfubrer
iiber bic Ginflbren. Das fOnnte nul
ermBsIidt tpsrDsn, bab bic 2ssterer
melt Suriidftanben, b. 3. um Spei Wiil,
liarben. Sas aber benefit, bab BIZ
Ration bon ben Iaiirien teinsn @s'
ipinn, fpnoern Sdabsu bat. Die Gin.
fubr mar 10 Helm, neil bic glGiirteu
uniers Sdfen seeen bic 2Gnber iper.
ren, Don benen mir einen groBen 9heil
unferer Robitcffe be5iebeu uub bas bat
5beurungspreiIe betpirti, burd tpeIde
cine erobe anoabl Sabriten seaipuns
gen iparen, ibre S.trisbs tbeilnsii.
pber san5lih einsufellen. Re9net man
ibre @srIuite 5ufammeu, bic apbnpers
luite Der 4rbester unb Die boben
preiie, ipeI6e bic @erbrauher in oies
fem 2anbe sablen mubten, 10 1T iiatt
zines @epinnes Elm 8erluit, Der in bic
U}iniarben eebt. 81 per5eihnen. Zen
einsisen Rusen baben Die Waffens
Sieferanten gebabt. Samit bieie ibn
ersislen tonnten, muBte bic geiammte
iihrise Station i6tper leiben. Sdliebs
lid III BON ben sipei Wi1iarben ni6t
oiel berbliebeu. Cine babe Milliarbs
ri brett on bic Guiirtsn als preis fir
ibre 8pnbs>g >gmiifipn BON 500 Wlillioz
nen eegangen. Cine tpeitere WtilIiarpe
bes lleb.rf6uiies beitebt in unbesabls
ten Dedisln bsr gniirteu, 10 bab Der
Seeen, ben bic slaiirten uns eebradt
baben folIen, nidts peiter aIs cine
srobe Sawfduns ift.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-27

beitatissn, baB Der na4fte srOBs ans
sriff Der 8erbiinoetsn bsi Saloniti ers
folsen ipirb. Wir iebsn BEN aussans
NIT Der srobten Hube entsssen. 9a
bic nebsrma9t Der 8erbinbsten fsits
itsbsnb 1T. 70 pirb Der 4nsriff boz
lsLbit nit elmer fapereu Risberlase bsr
Iuiirten enben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-27

y paBt aud auf Cincinnati. Saeob
@iIlis lpeiB eS niis eigener Grfab.
rimg, laInm. b. @.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-27

gislans babeH bic GnsIdns
Der ss Hidt senast, ii6 an Der padstz
poit Der Der. Staaten gu Dersrsifsn.
neil iie na6 bem 90ltsrre9t Bis 3a
Ibrer abiieferuHs gisentbum unfersr
Negternne 1T. aber nu6bem Der
Yraiibsut gerabesu trtldrt bat. bab Ct
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
PROBES MANY
EXPLOSIONS IN
POWDER MILLS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-secret
service and department. OF justice
special agents are today investigating
not only the recent explosions in pow
der mills of the country working on
contracts for the allies, but series of
accidents" in plants manufacturing
other classes of war materials.
Henry D. Bielaski of the department
of justice, admits that some of his
best men have been assigned to de-
termine the truth of charges that a
we'll organized conspiracy exists to
cripple plants that have received big
contracts for war supplies.
So far it is said no evidence had
been obtained to support this theory,
but the investigation is to be contin-
ued until it is shown whether there is
any connection between these and va
rious accidents" of similar nature
that have taken place in a dozen wide
ly separated plants.
Although some of the investigations
are being made in cooperation with To-
cal authorities. the majority of them
are entirely independent and conduct,
ed exclusively by federal officers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
MAR K ETS|
WHEAT FLUCTuATES
ON CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO. Aug. 31.-There were
further net declines in the wheat and
corn markets today, but there were
reactions and advances from the low
est levels reached. 1t must be under
stood by the reader that the advances
from the sharp declines established
were brought about by buying by
shorts. who put out lines at much
higher level than the present. and
they covered their outstanding con-
tracts In order to secure available
money. Sentiment was more bearish
even At the present low level than 1t
has been since the new crop began to
move. Fred c. Aldrich, Of Finley Bar
rell and company. who Is now In Min
neapolis, wired his partner that In
his opinion there Is still Z cents
more on the short side Of May wheat
and this in the next few days, and he
advised his friends to continue to
SELL The losses were Y to IN in
wheat, IN to ~ In corn, while oats
was up y to Nc. Pork was unchang-
ed in price. Lard was 5 ~ higher
and rtbes were 2z at lower.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
AGENT OF CARRANzA
THWARTS ALL PEACE
PLANS OF CONFEREES

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-An.
nouncement on the next step" on the
program for the pacification of Mexico
will be made by the state department
before the end of the week. Although
Secretary Lansing refuses to discuss
his plan in advance, it is understood
that it is through the peace confer
ence that the United States and Latin
American con ferees epect to obtain
provisional president for Mexico.
whom all can recognize and support.
1t is stated that the administration
has given up all hope Of conciliating
Carranza and is prepared to ignore
him. Blame for Carranza's attitude Of
opposition is placed on his special
agent here, Eliseo Arredondo, who is
declared by administration officials
to have taken the position that the
conferecs would not, under any cir
cumstances, give Carranza a square
deal and to have opposed at all times
acceptance of the suggestion that the
Carranzistas agree to the peace con-
ference idea.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
BLOOD POISON KILLS
CHARLES |. KILCUS

Charles L. Kilgus, 81 years old, 1902
North Third street, died at 5:25
o'clock yesterday afternoon at Reid
Memorial hospital after his left leg,
infected with blood poisoning, was am
putated Monday morning.
Kilgus was helper at Robinson
and company's factory and was in
jured the other day while at work. He
was removed to the hospital. Blood
poisoning resulted from the injury and
the leg was amputated at the hip.
The deceased Is survived by his
wife, Hannah Kilgus, three sons, Karl,
Frank and George Kilgus, one daugh-
ter, Miss Bertha Kilgus and two Sis
tiers, Mrs. Cal Wright and Mrs. Thomas
Mertz. Mr.. Kilgus was a member OF
the Moose lodge.
The funeral will take place at 900
o'clock Thursday morning from St.
Andrews church. Burial in St. An
drew's cemetery. Friends may call
at any time at the residence, 1902 North
Third street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
REAL MEAL AMID FIRE

KEARNEY. N. j., Aug. 31.-Albert
Robbins, of this city. has just received
letter from his brother, Harry Rob-
bins, of Evan, Worcestershire, En-
gland, who is fighting in the trenches,
exactly where Albert don't know. Har-
ry has got a "hit ON the forehead with
piece of shrapnel," but he is carry
ing on" Here is his picture of life
near the firing line:
eve get it pretty stiff out here now
and again, especially when there is a
bombardment on and hundreds of
shells of all sorts and sizes whizzing
and whistling round like rain and
when one has lovely dinner of Chi
cago Can and biscuits as hard as
bricks and drop of water with a
good percentage of Condys fluid in to
kill all the germs put before you in
huge rabbit hole dug in the ground,
called dug out, where you have to
keep your head down and look out
for trench mortars coming over"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
ARABIC INCIDENT
CONSIDERED CLOSED
BY BERLIN PAPERS

BERLIN. Aug. 31.-The Imperial
government. according to semi-oniciai-
~ inspired newspapers considers the
Arabic matter q closed incident.
The government will blame the un-
dersea commander when he returns.
The undersea boat which Is believed
to have sent the White Star liner to
the bottom has not been heard from
since the sinking, which occurred Au-
gust 10.
There is considerable bitterness In
militarist circles. owing to the alleged
weakness of the chancellor. DR.. Won
Bethmann-Hollweg. Consequently
there is considerable illfeeling
against the United States. The news.
papers promise w. J. Bryan. the for
mer secretary of state, cordial well
come in Berlin.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
FROST DAMAGES
[ContInued From Page one.1

CONTINUED From Page One.
but 1t is thought that 1t is far enough
advanced in most cases to Withstand
whatever damage may have been
done to the other crops.
it was stated by several farmers
that any wheat that may be standing
in the fields now is hopelessly ruined.
The jump in the prices Of tomatoes
will seriously affect many housew-
wives, who were waiting for drop in
the price.
Farmers declare that II there is
any further change in price it will
be an advance, for in certain parts of
the county not yet heard from it is
feared that the entire crop is ruined.
Flower beds in Richmond we're GOV.
cred with clothes.
With the coolest August weather in
% years, Chicago is glad to see the
summer" month on it's way. But it's
chilling blasts there are as nothing
compared to Waterloo. Ia, where
heavy frosts in some instances taking
the form of ice were reported. Frosts
we're reported elsewhere in Iowa and
Wisconsin and in many places dam
age was reported to all tender vege-
tables, including late potatoes and
some sweet corn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
BELL STARTS HOME
FROM FAIR NOV, II

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31.-The
Liberty Bell will begin it's homeward
journey from this city on November
II. This decision was announced last
night. after a meeting Of the commit
tee in charge. San Diego will be its
first stop, where 1t will remain two
days. 1t will then go to Los Angeles
then to Maricopa Junction. Ariz. AT
ter stop at Dening, n NJ, 1t will be
taken through Ell Paso, San Antonio
Austin. Fort Worth, Dallas, Houston
and New Orleans From New Or
leans. the relic will journey direct to
Memphis, thence to ST. Louis, Indian
apolis, Louisville and Cincinnati
Many stops will be made in Ohio, af
ter which the bell will be taken to
Pittsburgh and then to its old resting
place in Independence Hall, Phila
delphia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
COLD WAVE SWEEPS
EASTWARD TO OCEAN

CHICAGO. Aug. 31-The cold
weather that smashed records yester-
day was still on hands today, although
the sun warmed things up bit Re-
ports received today from Illinois,
Michigan, Indiana, Western Ohio, Ken
lucky and northern Texas told of rec
ord breaking cold. Frost was reported
in Indiana. Michigan and Ohio. The
thermometer registered below 40 de-
grees in many places. The govern
ment b-ceau today stated that the cold
wave was moving into Pennsylvania
and New York, but that the Atlantic
ocean would temper the wave
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
DETECTIVE MURDERS
own WIFE IN OFFICE

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Samuel Lett.
ner, private detective, this afternoon
confessed to Coroner Feinburg that
he fired the five shots that late last
night murdered his invalid wife Sarah
"My wife and l quarreled," he said
she grabbed hat pin and threatened
to jab me with it. Then she seized
the revolver on my desk and threat
ened to kill me. She and I struggled
back and forth until got the revolver
away from her and that finished it."
Then you fired the five shots that
killed your wife," demanded the cor.
oner.
"Yes," whispered the detective.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
BRYAN TO HEAD
WINONA SCHOOL

WARSAW. Ind. Aug. 31.-Reorgan-
ization of the Winona Assembly and
Summer Schools Association will be.
gin Immediately following approval by
Sol. A. Wood, receiver in bankruptcy,
of the sale of the property yesterday
to e. O. Excel. of Chicago. represen-
ting the old board of directors and the
old management, for 100000 or So
above the appraisement. In the reor-
ganization, w. j. Bryan, former secre-
tary of state, is to be president; DR..
Sol c. Dickey, of Winona Lake, will
be the head of the Bible conference,
and the business end will be managed
by board of business men.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
WANT PAGEANT
TO SHOW HOW
COUNTY CREW
Centennial Committee Ad.
vises Spectacle Showing
Stages in Development of
Community.

Under the supervision of an expert
enced and competent pageant master.
an historical pageant. worthy of
Wayne county's unusually interesting
history. will be held In Richmond the
latter part OF June of next year. in
conjunction with the state centennial
celebration, II the recommendation
OF the subcommittee which discussed
the subject in Superintendent Giles
Office yesterday afternoon. are ap-
proved by the main committee an
pointed to decide the matter.
me committee which was called by
CHAIRMAN Giles. unanimously endors-
ca the suggestion and a report will
De maze to the main committee as
soon as Chairman Louis Bowman calls
the fifteen members Of his committee
in session.
Speedy Action Needed.
Superintendent Giles believes that
the main committee cannot be called
too soon in the event that they ap-
proved OF the proposed celebration be-
cause Of the time which must be
consumed in preparations.
The subcommittee will favor in its
report. that the entire county be in
vited to participate In this celebration,
the historical pageant of which will
probably be the main attraction. All
the little towns in the county will be
invited to cooperate in making the
celebration a success.
The pageant, in the opinion Of mem
bers Of the committee which discus
sed the idea yesterday, should COM
prise representation Of Richmond
and Wayne county. of every interest.
including educational, industrial. mus
ical, artistic, commercial and civic or.
CARNATIONS. Lodges, clubs and asso-
Citations should be represented. the
committee believes. The discussion
yesterday afternoon did not include
the consideration Of any details and
definite plans will not be known until
the main committee acts. The COM
mittee was in session for an hour
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
RUSSIAN TAKES 5,128
TURKISH PRISONERS

PETROGRAD, Aug. 31.-Eighty-four
Turkish officers, SIPS men and great
quantity Of guns and munitions were
captured b ythe Russians In the Cae-
casus field Of operations during the
recent fighting, it was officially an
nounced today. The statement fol-
lows:
Until August 22 in the recent fight
ing, we captured eightyfour officers,
5,129 men, twelve guns, six maxims,
ninety cassions, two conveys supplies,
two hundred wagons, quantity of am
munition and arms, one thousand cat
tie, mules and two camp equipments.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
Public Sales

General Sale-Sixty hogs, cows
4 horses, farm implements, Mrs
James Weaver, 2 miles north of Har
risburg, August 81.
General Sale-Six horses, 3 cattle
10 hogs, so sheep, farm implements
George w. Baker farm, 2 miles south
of Dublin, September 4.
General Sale-Six horses, 30 cattle
125 hogs, sheep. George Strong
farm. two miles north of New Castle
September 2.
General Sale-Six work horses, s
cattle, 81 ewes. hogs, farm machinery
Temple IN farm, l mile south OF
QuakertoWn, September Is.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
INDIANAPOLIS.

Receipts, 1000. Market, sc. lower
Best hogs, $79O6s.05; heavies. $3.50
67S5: pigs, $6.00@760; bulk OF
sales, $7.6O@S.00.
Cattle-Receipts, 1,400; Market,
steady. Choice heavy steers, $3.50
965; light steers. $S.25@9.5O; heifers,
$5.506S.S5; cows. $3.O0@7.50; bulls.
$450@750; calves, $4O0@12.OO.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, $50.
Market, lower. Prime sheep, $3.oOG
500; lambs, $5.5068.50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
PITTSBURG.

PITTSBURGH, Aug. T.-Cattle-
Supply, fair. Market. slow. Choice
steers. $9.5099.75; prime steers. $500
@9.4O: good steers. $S.40@S60; tidy
butchers, $S.25@s.60; fair. $1,000
7.75; common. $6.O0@6.75; common to
fat bulls, $4506725; common to fat
cows, $350@6.75; heifers, $75O@S.25
Sheep and lambs-Supply light !;
steady. Prime wethers, $6.15@6.25;
lambs, $6.OO@9.25.
Hogs-Receipts. light. Market, &C.
tive. Prime heavy. $7.6O@7.7O: me-
diums, $7.s5@7.95; heavy workers.,
s7.s5@795: light workers, $s.15@S.20;
pigs, $7.75ds.O0; roughs, $5.50@6.00:
stays. $4.5O05.0O; heavy mixed. $7.S5
M795.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
MILLIONAIRE HELD
FOR FORGING CHECKS

NEW ORLEANS, Aug 31.-While
Albert X. Hays, q, son of Cleveland
millionaire, waited in Jail here for a
trial on a charge of passing a worth
less check, his pretty 1s-year-old wife
today was sending aerograms broad
cast in the hope of communicating
with her husbands father who is cruis-
ing of the coast near Key West Ac-
cording to Hays his father cut him
off recently following his marriage to
a hotel waitress.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
WOMEN DEMAND
TRAINING CAMP

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31-The WON.
en- of the country now are demanding
military training. Mrs. Mary Logan
Cutter, daughter of Gen. John A. Lo.
gan, today began circulation of petit.
ton asking that the war department
authorize women's camp to be con.
Quoted on the general plan of the bus.
mess mems camp at Plattsburg and
which is to be duplicated at Fort
Sheridan, Illinois, and the Preside
CAL
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-31
Tankage, $500 ton.
PRODUCE

Corrected Daily by Edward Cooper
Old chickens dressed, paying 18c.
selling, Csc. .-.
Country butter. paying 1sc. to Csc.
selling, Csc. to soc.
Eggs paying 20c., selling 25c.
Country lard paying 10c., selling
15c.
Creamery butter, selling, 30c.
Potatoes, selling, 60c. per bushel.
Young chickens, dressed, paying
Csc, selling soc.