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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18
Scr arieg.
Bon Der onfront.
@lansenbc beutide @affcmerfolee.


Berlin, brabtlos iiber Gabpiue,
IL. gsob. Ser bellti9e geridt Beg @roz
BEN 9auptquartiers bon ser &riegss
front auf benl 8alfan lautet:
uSn Dem @pergbo @ebirge (n0rb@
lide translplbanilde Sront) alf Sen
InbDben Dltlid) ponu Elltna 1bale
lciitcn Die 9iuilen rns mod einen err
bittcrten 8iberltanb. sln ser Grcnse
Ditli6 bon ai5bipaiarbelp itiirnte bas
baberilde Nelerpe sSnfanterie=Gesis
ment yp. 10 nit BENT 8aionett Sic
@6be ppn 9iungel rnb bielt Iie aud err
folgrei6 gegen @eseuan9riffe."
.gBeltlid BON Der Ercbeal : Strabe
brangen oeutl6e ltnb 0iterreidild1unz
garild@c 1rrppen in bie rltmauilden
Stellungen .ein."
u9ie Sruppcn Observation-Disclosures
arafft pon9cllmenfingcn orinsen iiib%
LID bonn @ptbentburm 8alie ipeiter
ppr ltnb brahteu als 3eiultat Der seit<
ri9en Sample 10 Sffi5iere nno iiber
1900 Nlann ais @efangenc Elm.
vNn arberen Gtellen Ser &riegsz
front in ben gransIplbauiihen slIpen
! nabmen mir 9eltcrn no6 $50 9tllrnaz
rcn sefansen nnb erbenteten 12 Nlaz
ichinenscinebrc. l1nierc Eruppen be-
ri6ter, bab Die rllmanildegebolf
iid) an ben &dmpfen betbeilist"
v9icgtreitfrafte Ser @ntente@ Wldd%
te in Ma5ebpniclt baben neue Ingriffe
a,lf bie oeutlh bulsariiden Stellunz
gen bel InnaItir unternommen. slle
biele In9riffe, cbenlo ipie anbere 5tpiz
lben Dem Mplifs unb DEM 8resbaz
Gee blieben bollig ergebniblos."
9iuiien gcbcn bic 9deberlaseit 81.
5t.8etcrsburg, iiber 2olbon,
IL. gaon 9us rrliilde &riegsamt berz
Dffentlidt in 1einen bertigcn Cages
beridte Die giahridt. .~bab Die Dlterz
reidilb rn9ari1den SnpaIipnstrupz
pen in Mu1,arlien bns 9orf Qireibt in
Dem gampalllng aampfsebiete err
obert baben.
Sic 93lntd1len tpltrben fcrner gez
stpllnsen, bas Sort Girsaiiulii in bem
Sinl Sbale allf5ugeben.
Mliirtc batten ,uicbcrmal gcidJtuinbelt.
Berlin. iiber gabpiIe, IL. giob.
gus bem geitrisen amtliden Oeuti6en
Beri9te bon Ben &dmpfen in Glln1dz
nien mar ber folsenoe gai1lls Der
sdeere bes enslilden 3eniors gum
Spfer gefallen:
u8et Der Mrnees Gruppe @adenlen
in Ser Gubrlbi1a fam es 5u nnterz
seoroneten 3ulammenlt6Ben 5ipil6en
bprgelwobenen Eruppen. Ser rlir,dz
niI6e geri9t bon Der ginnabme
8oalios lit refine grfinbuns. In berz
Idiebenen gtellen entIang Der 9os
nau fam es 5u Geld}iiefdmpfen."
Scr bnlsariidle geridJt.
Sofia, iiber 2pnbpn, II. Sob.
Sic brlsarilde @eeresleituns tbeilte
getern Wenb in sofia nit, baB Der
Seinb in Ma5ebpnien. IN Der gbene
J bon Monaltir, am Wlittipp6 nad meb&
rercn bereebIiden Nnsriffen Dol, neltz
EN- nit fdtpaden Observation-Disclosures
gun, gturn borgin9, icbpd nit 2eid<
tisfeit 5uriidseldlasen iuurbe. sn Der
g1derna 8ieguns ipirb nit grbittez
rllng ipeitersefampft, unb. es eelang,
ben sseinb, pelder poriibergebenb 8ez
fit bon Der Mnb6be 1912, i'm Siprben
bon Sldesel. ersriffen battc, brrd
cinen @esenansriff tpieoer 81 bertreiz
ben. gm 8arbar tpltrben 5ipei feinb>
li6e @orltDbe iiibipeltli6 bon Soiran
abgeldlagen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18

9eutlflono 6ea6Iic6tige, eiuen eans
riicflidtslp5 berld1Gritcn 5othboptz
frie8 ae9en Gro6britallnicn 3u be-
9iinlcn.
2lue6 Sic @}itaIicoer Ser bieIiqen
beutIchen @ohehaft 9loubeu nidt oil
Dos @eriid)t, cbcnlo iuclliq lpie an Sic
Mcloung, oaB Grd7ioent ggilIor ncm
oeutidcn @otIhafter nlIl1olid in gez
5us altf Die jiinsiten &orfG(le bes
Saucfboottrie9e5 erflGrt 6Gtte, baB Ietz
nc @ebulo am @noe Ser @rIc6bpfuno"
al19elanst lpdre. @iuer ser Seanlten
Ser gptlfaft Ia9te 6ellte: ,.9Sc6 lpeiB
gan5 beltin1llt, 0oB feine Iolfc @ar=
nlns ae9e6en ipuroe uno oicie p1rc
aucb 9ar5 iiberfliiIiig 30 7cutIA(ono
oblolut nicbt 6ea6iidti9t Sic Sen Ser
eillisten Staoten segebcnen @erIprcz
deu 5lt breden~
Selgien prpteitirt.
9So ton, II. 9lpp. Gin
slppeQ Tiir aftine 95llterpention Der Mez
gicrllne Der @ereiliiaten Staatctt gez
gen Sic 2cportirln9 belgiicllcr 9lr6eie
ter nod Gcutie6tano purae geitert1
Dem ssaibingtoner gtaatsocpartcncnt
BON oen belgilchen @5cIarotcn 6. &1az
peilit6 llnterbreitct. Garin lriro be-
bauptet, oag oic Se(gicr I'M gsiocr=
lprltc6 5u Sen u1lferrct6tlicGcu Sc
IItiln.nunsen ge5luunaen ml.oen, gegcn
tihr eiecnes 0ann t6atig 3r icin.
Sic peltldlc Gc9ieritnQ4 flcibt es
i'm Erptelf, @bebaltptet 8iror, ooB sic
slrbeiter in feincn 5abrifcn sic NIT
Ser arie9sinhllitrie III &crbinhung
Ifeben. beiddftiet perncn ioqen. @s
llpiro oose9en aelteno aemacbt ooB
ourd oie slnitcuuna oieier peIeiic6elt
slrbeiter in oeutIehcn Sabrifen cine
arpBe 3ahl beutIher 9lrbeitet entz
laitet riro, Sic cntlreoer sltr Srpnt
qeIdlicft noer in ocn 2ienIt Ser aric9se
inbuitrie geIteIlt lucrScn fonlien.~
| Sir n,tfcrc Snnncsilptte.
! ssoIbinstnn, IL g}pp Sn Ser
ildciltcn gSocle ucrocn Sic 8nutrafte
fiir Zen Sau BON nicr 1dladltictiffcn
uno niersebn Sorpcopbppt5erIt1rern
oltsgcgeben ireroetl 3lpci Scr gSerftert
iipeld1e rieorigite sInge6ote ei1gereit6t
battcn, ireisertcn Iieh alfaaalich, bic
&pntrafte an5lnc6nten, ais Dos Slot
tenoepartement allf ncn cleftrildlen
farafthetricbe beltano, ba6cn nbcr Iic)
lest bereit crfldrt Sic apntratte
trhsufii6ren. Sir Sen gau scr bier
aunoIdafter ghiffe lit bisber crit
Elm slnsebot ein9eloltTen. Sefrctar 2a@
rliels miro oen apngreb erIltcGer, ben
! p0dItbaupreis fir oiele gd)iffc Slt er<
hphen Sic stn9ebote fitr oen Sau bon
% lInterleehpotcu neroen ieet I'M
Ntarii1eoepartement geprilft
| gSedjiel TN hiplpmatildelt Sprps.
SS a bin9tpn, IL 9lob, Grds
Iiioent @iIion plallt. ipie bcute in @rz
fahrung sebradlt muroe, cine 9feorsaz
ililirlng be5 oipIpn1atiIdlen &prps, be-
|ipnoers in Se5us alf SpF6aTterpoz
| ten. Ser NsrdIioent Miro i'll ttdchitcr
3eit Sen altsipGrti9eu neutrality-suspicious.
lnchr gufmerflan1teit miolleu. ltno
oasu sebDrt Sic slustrabl uitirferer"
Niarner fit Sic lpichti9en alslpdrtie
gen Gertretltnesppiten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18
gom Der @etttront.
Narbearenabierc seidnem iid aus.

@esrlin, brabtlps iiber Sapbilc,
17.Slpb. Ser amtlidc Sa9esberidt bcs
@rpben 9auptquartiers sibt bente be-
fannt. bob alle britii6en slngrtffc auf
bem nDrbliden g(ncre llfer ebenio ipie
elm Nahtangriff on Der Spinme~ Sront
absclblasen tpllrocn. sln Der StraBc
bon Slers uab Sbillop tpnrSen Die
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18

Sic @irfllns Ser beutiden ~"
| in slmcrifo: sic 9cutldcnfreunbe la
gen 81 -. Sic Sro~alliirtcn iasen:
10. @.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18
llnteriudnns Der @unbcsbebDrbe.


Nen 2onb on, CONT, II. 9iop.
Ser llnfal, oer flint IenIdenlebcn
sefoitet Fat, lit ldnn beute Set @cgenz
ltano elmer llnteriuhltng Ser 8unbesz
beboroen sepeIen. ginellnteriudungse
fommillton untcr ben gor1ibe bes
gunbestapitans @. 6. @itbrp perz
nobm Ben aapitan Yalll a6nis Dor ber
r9eutldlanb", bereu erlten Sffi5ier
IS. @. arapobl, ionic Sen crlrcn ssnz
senieur Soans aleie. 2as pprldufige
NcluItat per llnteriuduns ipurbe nod
ntdt on1tlidl befannt sesebetl, aber es
murbe nidtamtlid selaat, oab es iid
5ipcifellos I'M einen llnnermeibliden
lln9lildsfall infolse ser plosliden Sc
9cnltrDnung hanbelt.
aapitan aDnig ldien beute Iebr
oeprintrt 5l iein. slls i'm Semano
nit Srasen belaitieen ipollte, mics er
bicle nit Ben @orteu ab: Sic mill
len mid, fir heute entI6ulbtgen. gs
W on tiAe5iSAtll9, ptiD ~ SltS .9tultiiSl
| lbr 2eben perloren baben. Olth hat
oieles llngliif ldner sepadtl"
Sic 9unpe5 ltnteril1ung sfnnlz
miiion modte Jest lire GerbDre bllrd
cine &ernebmllns pes &apitans 5inld
fprtlesen. Sieier lit iebpd nod nidt
pernebmllnssfabig ba er nad Dem
@prfalle Die gelinnlns nerloren bat
unb iebt 10 ldlirnm barnieberliegt
paB er pielletd)t nod fin mc6rere Gage
nift pernebmllllssfdbig iein ipiro.
glnbenfen BON Der y9cutIhlanb".
N Con on. Conn, II. Sob.
giIenballalt i'm @etpidt bon 12o
Sonnen, ben bas Sanbelstaudbppt
9eutidlanb BON briiben nod bier ge-
bradt Bat, lou gu 9enfn,iinaen umge=
ldrnol5ei, tperbett, bic u3eutihlanps
gilenn1dnner" bprlteuen. sic ipIlen
als Inoenfen gum gelten Ser belttldcn
&riegsipittipen unb sgSaiien berfauft
tperoen. ipie in gfelp 2onopn, Gonn.,
am Spnnerstus n,itectbeiIt ipurbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18

s8on 9t if in eincr Srofoaton pcr a meerfnfer
eur = Sm Staatsbeearenen @etdtcu pie0er
er9e aopc - aber ouf Der otdcn 9otlda rl6ig
slu unS Elm rcines ecpln 9e8ens @eionotr g9cl
Die Sporrlns einer 2anosel @cuai9e fir arie95z
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18

,,''ub @efeu.
20
&uuo 2200 &umdneu an eineul Sage sefau9eu.

@cneraluan &rat Gcnniigen 9fptbethur
Eafc - nd anern Glnften 1ransppunidcn Mlpen
lno Die gerbinoete erpl9ret General alnbapn
rei flint Meilen nDrbld Gompulmg MuIen pebreu ii
ner5peelt IN Der Wohau gle en9e Senibc ba
id aussetobt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18
&apitqn Saul aonia, aapitdn Sar<

aopitan Saul aonis, aapitan 5arz
rb 8afer lnb perr @enrp s. 6ilfeu
bon Der gaitern Sortparoins Company
lino iibereinitimmenb Der 1eber5cuz
sung, oab Der 11nfau, 10 beoauerlid
er aud tlt unter Sen llnlltanben unz
permeiolid mar. Sic Jaabt ipar lpabz
reno bes 3uiammenltoBes bollItanSis
flar unb Oieier lit in ieiner llriade
allein auf Die ploelid uneripartet itart
einiesenoe ge9enitr0lnuns auriid5uz
fiibren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18
8ilion'S 9antiQgung5prOtlamation,
syoroert oie 8epolfernng ami, am 30 1inp. BON ib
rem 1teberaub oem Ssrie8smotbleioenpen sm ipemoem
0eidte bon Oer beuid oiterrsiiden aonieren geru

te 3ntraadte babdsn anscbd SamdbOufre
bmnserungsblpfabe Gnslanos SIT pcd)arfen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-22

way, and that concrete roadway be
built in accordance with improved
methods of concrete roadway con-
struction. -
And the said petitioners and each
Of them as hereinafter subscribed,
hereby and herewith petition for the
improvement OF said highway as here
inbefore petitioned for, described and
recommended and hereby request that
all proper steps and proceedings be
taken on this petition upon its repre-
sentatioE as required by law.
Respectfully Petitioned,
c. j. ATKINSON,
VIM. L. MORRISON,
EFT. AL.
That the said petition will on Mon
day, the 7th day Of August, 1916, be
presented to the Board of Commission
ers Of Wayne County, Ind, and if such
petition shall be adjudged by the
board to be in due form and suffi-
cient, either in the first instance or
after amendment, they shall make an
order causing such petition to be
spread of record and refer the matter
therein prayed for to competent civil
engineer to be appointed by such
board and two viewers each Of whom
shall be responsible freeholder and
voter OF such county, and not resi-
dent Of nor the owner Of taxable prop
erty in Perry Township of said County
and State
In Witness Whereof I have hereunto
get my hand and seal Of the said
Board Of Commissioners of Wayne
County. State of Indiana, this 18th day
of July, 1916.
LEWIS S. BOWMAN,
Auditor of Wayne County
State of Indiana.
Joshua H. Allen, Atty July 15-1t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-22

State OF Indiana. County Of Wayne.
S.: .t. ..
Before the Board of Commissioners
OF Wayne County, Indiana, July Ses.
sion. 1915
In Re the Petition of VIM L. Nor.
rison, ct al. for the Improvement o;
parts Of Main, Popular and Market
streets In the village OF Economy,
Perry twp, Indiana
Notice is hereby given that a petit
tion signed by William l.. Morrison
and fifty and more freeholders and
voters Of Perry township. Wayne
county, State of Indiana, was filed In
the office Of the Auditor Of Wayne
County, Indiana, on July 18th, 1916,
petitioning for the construction of
cement roadway in Perry Township,
Wayne County, Indiana. under the
laws OF the State Of Indiana, provid.
Ing for the construction Of highways
and the payment therefor by taxation.
That the following is a copy Of said
petition:
State of Indiana. County Of Wayne, SIS:
Before the Board OF Commissioners
OF Wayne County, In the State OF In
diana.
Petition by VIM l.. Morrison, ct al,
for the Improvement Of parts of Mar
ket Main and Popular Streets, located
in and near the plated town Of Econ
omy, Ind. under the provisions Of
"The Three-Mile Road Law"
Petition.
To the Board OF Commissioners OF
Wayne County. State Of Indiana,
Greeting:
We, the undersigned, being fifty
(50) and more freeholders and bona
fide voters of Perry Township, in the
County of Wayne and States OF Indi.
na hereby and herewith petition
your Honorable Body that certain
public highway and highways located
In and near the neighborhood COM
monty known as Economy and within
the township Of Perry and County Of
Wayne as aforesaid and generally
known as the part OF Market Street,
south OF Main Street as shown by the
recorded plat Of said town and rum
ming south to the section line on the
south side of the southwest quarter
of section twenty-eight (2S) Yin town
ship eighteen (1S) Of range thirteen
I3) east Also that part Of Main
Street from the intersection Of said
Market Street and Main Street and
running thence west to the intersec-
ton OF Main Street with Popular
Street, all of which is shown by ref
erence to the recorded plat of said
town. Also tina. part OF Popular
Street beginning at the intersection
Of Walnut Street with Main Street as
shown by the recorded plat OF the said
town of Economy and running thence
south with said street as extended to
the section line at the south side Of
the southwest quarter OF section
twenty-eight (2S) of township eigh-
J6cn (18) north of range thirteen Q3) |
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-22
MRS, RITZ SELLS
HOME TO LAWRENCE

NEW MADISON, O., July 22.-NIrs.
Henrietta Ritz has sold her property
to Hiram Lawrence, who will move
to town in the spring. Mrs. Ritz has
purchased the Mart Banfill property
on Water street. Mrs. Fleeta AL
berti, of Kansas City, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Ella New.
ton, left Saturday morning for Chi
cago where she will join her husband
&C. E. Swisshelm and family motor.
ed to Adams county today to spend
a few weeks with home folks. Harry
Hartman was in Greenville Sunday
afternoon. j.. Frank l.. Collins. of
Dogne, Va, arrived here yesterday to
attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs.
Harrison Coblentz.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-22

WANTED-Three young men steno-
graphers. If you are not qualified
to hold a good stenographic position
enter the Richmond Business College
next Monday and quality for this line
of work. cost
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-22

WANTED-Houseke call after
6 p. m, 210S n. E. LIT
WANTED-A young girl for light
housework and to take care of baby.
Must have reference. Cali at 1902
Main or phone 1912. 1S-ft
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-22
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

State of Indiana, Wayne County, S.:
Estate of Angeline B. Seaney, de-
ceased. tF
Z Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed by the
Wayne Circuit Court, Administrator
with the will annexed of the estate of
Angeline B. Seaney, Deceased, late of
Wayne County, Indiana Said estate
is supposed to be solvent
LEWIS M. STARR,
Administrator with the Will Annexed
WILL w. Keller, Atty.
S-15-22
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-22
AGED :. .EL|!..IO|l0RAD0 |!..I|l
WOMAN BURIED

ELDORADO. Ohio, July %. - Mrs.
Harrison koblentz, aged 73, residing
near Otterbein, died at her home early
Sunday morning after long illness.
She had been suffering from paralysis
for about three years. She is sur
vived by her husband and four child
ren, John, Of New Madison, Frank,
and Mrs. Albert Juday Of Virginia.
and Mrs. Kate Brawley, who resides
with her parents. Funeral services
were conducted from the Otterbein
church at o'clock Tuesday after
noon by Rev. McNelly. Burial at The
Greenville mausoleum.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-22
WANTED" "

FOR RENT room house, electric
lights, both kinds of water, $40 N.
10th St. 5-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-22

SOMETHING NEW-Will positively
earn $10O weekly exhibiting at fairs
and chautauquas. s1O0 extra acting
as agent. $50 investment; failure inn
possible Particulars for stamp. Chas.
Smith, 37S Golden Gate, San Fran
CISCO 22-1t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-22
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

State OF Indiana, Wayne County, S.:
Estate of Ellen McNerny, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed by the
Wayne Circuit Court. administrator
of the estate Of Ellen McNerny, de.
ceased, late of Wayne County. Indiana
Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
DICKINSON TRUST CO.,
Administrator.
Gardner, Jessup and White, Attys.
July S-15-22.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-22

FOR RENT room house, electric
lights, both kinds of water, $40 N.
10th ST. 5-tf
WANTED-Laundre for Monday.
3O2 N. 18th street. post
WANTED-Young man qualified to
teach bookkeeping and correlated
subjects in a city in Indiana. CaH
in person at the Richmond Business
College. .A 20-3t
WANTED-Tbree young men steno-
graphers. If you are not qualified
to hold a good stenographic position
enter the Richmond Business College
next Monday and quality for this line
of work. cost
WANTED-All former students Rich
mond Business College to attend
the annual picnic at Glen Miller park,
Thursday, August 8. cost
WANTED-Ladies for spare time;
home work, day or evenings. Miss
Plummer 205 n 21st street. Jul20-1m
WANTED-Prestolite tank. Phone
260S. 203t
WANTED-First class millwright. Ap-
ply National Automatic Tool Works
E cost
WANTED-An experienced automo-
bile repair man. Steve Worley, 620
Pearl. 21-3t
WANTED-Experien male stenog-
rapher and Underwood operator
Swayne-Robinson & Co.. 21-2t
FIVE bright, capable ladies to travel,
fo al fn
$50 per week Railroad fare paid.
Goodrich Drug Company, Dept. 1855,
Omaha, Neb. june 3-sat14t
WANTED-Paper hanging BY Edgar
S. Wickett. PhoE, $3.50. eos N.
18th St wed-sat
SOMETHING NEW-Will positively
earn $100 weekly exhibiting at fairs
and chautauquas. s1O0 extra acting
as agent $50 investment; failure inn
possible. Particulars for stamp. Chas.
Smith, 37S Golden Gate, San Fran
cisco. 22-1t
HURRY Sell GASO-TONIC, the
mystery of motordom. Equals gas
oline at SC per gallon. Eliminates car
bon. Dollar an hour profit. Sales
guaranteed. Beware of imitatorsi
Gaso-Tonie stands alone. Has no
equal. Chemists baffled at its COM
position. Details free. The White
Mfg. Co. Dept 40, Cincinnati, o. 22-1t
WANTED-White woman for Monday
and Tuesday morning; housework.
130 S. 7th st. 22-1t
WANTED-A night dish washer at
Hulls Restaurant AT ONCE. Phone
1866. No. 9th st. 22-1t
WANTED-A solicitor. Call 1900
Harris St Phone 1885 22-2t
AMBITIOUS AMATEURS to train for
musical comedy playing nearby
towns Saturday nights. Those making
good offered steady work in regular
road show this fall. Two weeks re-
hearsals at night. Work with pay
every Saturday night this summer.
Need s show girls. three young ladies
and young man for parts. Mr.. Bond
Garden Airdone. 22-1t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-22
FOR RENT
FOR RENT

204 N. 7th-4 rooms and bath, s12
and water rent. ~& ia go
306 n 14th-6 rooms, bath, $3.50
915-917 S. 9th-CWhite only) $1,000
.1124-112S n. l St-$S and So per
month. =
Si2 n 12th--5 rooms, $3.50.
$50 n. 12th--5 rooms, good barn,
$1,000.
121 S 11th-7 rooms, bath and fur.
mace, $1,000 f-1 - - ~
PIP W. Main rooms, modern :;
good barn, $4,000. -.
National Road West--7 rooms, SIS.
Upper flat, rooms. bath, furnace,
S. 18th and B streets, $4,000. ~
z.-" See
SHIDELER
91012 Main st. Phone 1914
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-22
PALLAD DlQJM
WANT ADS
WANTED

GET your lawnmower~ snarpened,
screen doors repaired and new ones
made. Work called for and delivered.
Brown Darnell Co.. 1910 Main. Phone
1886. 3-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-22

WANTED-To buy all good, second
hand furniture, at Rigsby's Furni-
ture Store, IA n. 5th st. Phone 1882.
19-7t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-22
Branch Manager-Local

Salary $500 to $4,000 per week and
commission.
Well connected. responsible busi-
ness man to open and take charge of
branch office in each county of the
surrounding states.
Applicant must be native or resi-
dent of long standing of community
in which he seeks position.
Chicago Financial House now under
writing remarkable motor issue, out
put sold to net 26To dividend Stock
holders get car at cost.
We finance purchase of machine for
Branch Manager
y Address Manager, Investment Bank
ers, 400 Westminster Bldg, Chicago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-22

WANTED--Laundre i. for Monday.
3O2 n 18th street. 20-3t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-22

WANTED-Young man qualified to
teach bookkeeping and correlated
subjects in city in Indiana. Cab
in person at the Richmond Business
College 20-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-24

(Photograph copyright Berlin Photogranhic Company)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-07
CLINGS TO SKYLIGHT
AND SAVES HIS CHILD
Father Slips on Icy Roof While
Fleeing With Family at
Germantown Fire

Thrilling escapes over roofs and n
father saving his 4-year-old child from
death by holding to the iron frame of a
skylight after he had fallen through the
glass were features of an early morning
fire today, which swept the store of Joseph
Schwartz, 1856 Germantown avenue
Schwartz, his wife and three children
John, Abraham and fshter were asleep on
upper floors, when Patrolman Bessan dis
covered that fire was in progress in the
shop. The policeman turned in an alarm
and returned to warn the inmates
He, with Patroman Wiegand, aroused
the family. BY this time smoke and flames
cut off escape through the shop, so the
policemen helped the family get over the
roofs and reach safety by way of the shoe
store of George Westenberger, at 1880
Germantown avenue.
William Muller, proprietor of a shop
next to the Schwartz's, seized his 4-year-
old child, Sarah, and with his wife also
made their way over roof to Weston
berger's store.
Muller slipped on the icy roof and fell
through the skylight. He was suspended
by his arm from an iron grating still hold
ing the child, until rescued by neighbors.
The damage to Schwartz's store was
$4,000 and to that of Fred Muesse, 2S54
Germantown avenue, next door, $500. The
origin of the fire is not known.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-07
SUFFRAGE LEADERS OF CITY
OFF TO STATE CONFERENCE
Delegation Goes to Harrisburg for
Annual Meeting

Yellow ''votes-for-Women" ribbons and
sunny suffrage flags gave bright touch
to band of leading suffragists of this
city that left today to attend the annual
conference OF the Pennsylvania women's
Suffrage party. in Harrisburg. They left
for the State Capitol at $50 o'clock from
Broad Street Station The delegates from
this city were Mrs George H. woben-
smith, Miss Helena Guest Miss Florence
Williams. Mrs John Fronmeyer. Mrs
Susan Daily Miss Ellen Winsor, Mrs
Frederick Drinker Miss Sarah ID. Cham.
bers. Miss Mary Burnham and Mrs. VIII.
fred Lewis.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait will make
her debut to the Philadelphians In her
new position as president of the National
Suffrage Association. She has succeeded
DIR. Anna Howard Shaw, of Moylan. The
principle discussion will be the raising
of the State budget. Mrs. j. Claude Bed.
ford, of Media, is chairman of the State
Finance Committee and she has allotted
5000 as Philadelphia's share So far
$3.50 has been raised and prospects are
bright for collecting the rest of the amount
in short order. Local leaders, including
Mrs. George A. Piersol Mrs G. Dunning,
Miss Durham and Mrs. Lewis will dis.
cuss general topics. such as primary work,
study courses. publicity and the revision
of party organization. At the close OF the
session the general discussion of the cam
paign In Congress in pursuit OF the Fed
eraI amendment will be taken up. The
speakers will be Mrs. Stanley Mccormick,
Mrs. r. A. Umbel, Mrs. r. f. Allen, Mrs,
II. II. Harvey and Mrs. E. Z. Herman