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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-11
.|TAlY'S new TAXES
BRING Big REVENUE

ROME, Dec. 11.--1taly's new war
tar, to be applied beginning next
June. o expected to bring upwards of
forty m on dollars. The heaviest
tax, appar>, tly. is intended to fall on
manufacture, OF war supplies, to the
extent of 60 DC, cent. on profits earned
over 20 per CEN, of invested capital
An additional tax of three-tenths OF
one per cent is levird on the foreign
companies doing business in Italy.
Another heavy tax faE,' on property
owners. A direct tax of per cent.
monthly is to be paid by owners of
apartment and tenement housea. or on
rented houses. A small direct lax is
imposed on all soldiers and officers
who, though modified. do not form
part of the active fighting troops, and
another tax is imposed on men who
perform no military duty because of
iii health or other reasons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-11

Henry Graf of that city, who will speak
on Cause Of Commercial Failures
The afternoon session will be de-
voted to addresses by John D. Meek,
Indianapolis, Trade Acceptance. Their
Nature and Value; Henry Eitel, In
dianapolis, 1.-THE Financial Statements.
It's Character and Uses" and A. NJ.
Meckelnburg, Mishawaka. THE Ma
tional Bankruptcy Law and Is Prac-
tice."
BANQUET will be given at which
Governor Ralston, ]. H. Tregoe, the
secretary-treasurer OF the national as.
ISOLATION, and C. A. Bookwaiter, VIII
speak.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-11

gram ~ Jane. p. Goodrich, governor
elect: Judge W. H. Eichhorn. OF Bluff
ton, Eben H. Wolcott, Of Indianapolis.
John A. Lapp, Of Indianapolis. Miss
Vida News0me, Of Columbus, and
others. Such subjects as a budget sys-
tenn for the state, constitutional con-
vention, taxation, and home rule for
cities will be discussed The conven-
ton will adjourn the evening of Dec.
%
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-11
INDIANA CREDIT men
WILL HOLD SESSION.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 1.-THE first
state conference Of Indiana members
Of the National Credit Mems Associa-
tion will be held here Dec. 10. The
program as arranged provides for ad-
dresses by Nestor Brentano, Evans
Vile: Charles Bohannon. Evansville;
Credit Experience Interchange" and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-11
AWARDS TWO CONTRACTS

OXFORD, O., Dec. 1.-THE Board
OF Public Affairs has awarded these
contracts for equipment for the vii
lage electric light plant: Skinner
Engine Co.. Erie, Pa. engine, $5.479;
General Electric Co., schenectady
N. Y, electrical apparatus, $3.0S3.
The new equipment will double the
service.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-11
EXPECT 300 DINERS
AT ANNUAL BANQUET

COLUMBUS, Ind, Dec. 11.-About
800 persons are expected to attend the
annual convention Of the Indiana
state Chamber of Commerce to be
held here beginning Dec. %. w. j.
Hogan, state president, Of Indianap-
oils, will preside. Among the speak
ers whose names appear on the pro-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-11
FRANCE ENCOURAGES
NEWS PRINT

PARIS. Dec. 1.-THE government
has decided to prohibit the importa.
ton Of printing paper, according to a
semiofficial announcement. The OBJ
ject Of the step is two-fold, to help
raise the exchange and to encourage
the French paper industry.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-11
BALDWIN GIVEN DIVORCE

Otis Baldwin was granted q divorce
from Viola Baldwin by Judge Fox in
circuit court today. Cruel and inhu-
man treatment was the charge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-11

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-11
Diamond La ValliereS

For 66 years. the Jewe House of Dickinson have been the
leaders Diamond selling this section of the state This due
to the fact that every Dickinson Diamond perfect gem and
when buy Dickinson Diamonds buy the best the Diamond
Mines produce Dickinson Diamonds sold this time
the old pcebefore the last became eecvewch
that if you buy Dickinson Diamond you will from
to 20 cent under what other stores would ask for the
quality stone
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
W. ]. BRYAN AGAIN
FLAYS HITCHCOCK
Repeats at Benson that Senator Was
Disloyal TO President and
Party.
PAYS TRIBUTE TO HIMSELF

While william ,, Bryan, candi-
date for delegate to the democratic
national convention At g. Louis. did
not take the cuticle OF Senator
Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock. democrat and
candidate for recollection, ho put the
knife under and raised II IN numerv
Gus places during his short address
at meeting at Benson yesterday
afternoon.
The meeting had been booked as
an open-air gathering, but owing to
the inclement weather. at the last
moment the odd Fellows hall was
secured and pretty well filled with
town people and farmers who had
come IN to do their weeK-ed trading
And IL dipposlng Of Senator Hitchcock,
Mr.. Bryan gave him thia parting shot
after be had laid considoraa,e stress upon
the part that the Nebraska senator had
played in playing into the hands OF the
trusts and played traitor 20 President
Wilson:
II read IN the Bible OF tho man who
strained at the gnat and then swallowed
the camel, and every time read this
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

the protestants are either chlldless or
live several blocks from the park,
The protcAtantg however. are equally
lpsihtent that the playground shall not
be resumed this season Both sides are
calling at the park office and Tho az.
ference Of opinion seems 10 be growing
more acute.
May Take n Vote
II IL possible that vote viii be taken
Of the people OF the nelghborhood to de-.
termine just what public sentiment Is
on the subject Commissioner Hummel
and members OF tha Recreation board Will
be invited TO attend tho forthcoming
meeting Of the improvement club Of this
park diatriet
The Recreation board notes that sew
eral signers Of tho protest are prominent
business men,
ar We could stop the rowdyiam during
the late evening hours ! believe all OBJ
joctlona would bo removed. stated
Superintendent English The proposed
double shift plan of playground super.
yiaora for this season may placaie .to
pfotcalantH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
GERM MANS TELL OF
ATTACK ON SUSSEX
Teutons Taken on Subsea Boat De-
scribe Torpedoing Of British
Liner.
STORY is GIVEN OUT AT PARIS


PARIS, April 15.--Inquiries Of the
ministry of marine concerning the
circumstances OF the attack on the
steamship Sussex have developed
precise Information. which has been
given 10 the Associated Press from
authentic sources as follows:
This information Is not based upon
suppositions or probabilities, and In that
II differs from tho statement Of Herr
Won Jagow, German foreign mlnister).
Tho facts hayo been established by
great number Of witnesses whose names
arc known. including the captain Of tho
Sussex.
'They establish that the commander
Of the submarine could not have been
ignorant that he was attacking a chan
mol steamer making regular service be-
tween Franco and England The route
or these steamers differs from that Of
other merchantmen and 10 perfectly
known 10 nll sailors. Moreover, the
route between Dicppe and Folkstono 10
essentially tho route Of channel steam
ers, which mako the journey at fixed
time. and tho SUSSEX gas passing by
the regular route at 1ho regular time.
Tho commander Of the submarine there
fore knew he was dealing with regular
channel steamer and II was clearly a
premeditated attack against an unarmed
channel boat without the least warn
ing TO permit passengers to escape.
"The torpedoing Of the Sussex is con-
fi1ned by sailors OF a German subma-
rine which was destroyed a few days
after the Sussex attack. Four members
Of tho crew OF this submarine made
prisoners April 5 have been intarrogated
and all have confirmed. what was already
known, that the Sussex was torpedoed
and they have given the name Of the
commandant and the number OF the sub
marine which attacked the Sussex These
witnesses seemed TO think the entire
affair was known, so they had no he's
itation in confirming all details Of the
torpedoing OF tho Sussex by their sister
submarine which was cruising in the
Same locality.
Summarizing the information oh.
tanned by the ministry OF marine makes
certain. first. that the captain and other
witnesses saw tho track Of torpedo
and the captain maneuvered his ship 10
avoid tho danger. which establishes the
moral conviction that the Sussex was
torpedoed; second. fragments Of Ger-
man torpedo found on tho Sussex add
material proof 10 the moral conviction.
third, tho testimony OF prisoners from
the German submarine eorrrahoratns
completely both the moral conviction
and the material proof and this proves
the case, 30 far a. France IL concerned.
beyond any doubt"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
NOTE TO GERMANY
WILL Be NEARLY
AN ULTIMATUM
Kaiser's Government Will Be In
formed II Has not Fulfilled the
Promises Made 10 the United
States.
CASE SAID TO BE COMPLETE
Note viii Leave Way Open for the
Teutons 10 Avoid Severance Of
Diplomatic Relations.
GERMAN OFFICIALS PERTURBED

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE
United States government today was
ready for its next step IN the crisis
with Germany over submarine war
fare, This was the preparation OF a
communication TO be sent 10 Berlin
designed TO bring the situation 10 an
issue.
The communication viii 30 for
ward within the next few days.
Indications are. however, that t1e
United states case againsl Germany y
complete and that Germany VII ~ W.
formed thal The Washington government
considers II Inns not fulfilled promises
nade u this country
Il IL made clear iI,af The forthconina
communication although intended as the
final Word ~ The Tinted slatcs VIII silil
leaYf the way open FOR Germaf 70 AVOID
n severance of diplomatic relations
Germans OffIetsIs Perfnrbed.
LONDON, hpra f5, T:le correspond
graph company forwards the foIiovins
Considerable perturbation has been
caused at The berlin foreign office BY
news received BY wireless n American
dlasatisfaetlon with the recent German
note. The chancellor baa several con.
fefences altb the American Ambassador
aud alao discussed possibilities With Count
yon Buran. Austr0siiupgaran forelEn
minister. who II nov ~ iioriln, Lengthy
Instructions we're sent 70 Apbaesador
yor Bornaiorff ~ WaabiDsfon
Ypefuian Dffielaldom nov sectna willing
10 strain efery nerve in order 70 AVOID
= rupture sith the United states while
she press continues IN most .flamboy
ant way 70 give ndyice 70 President VIII
ron, publishing vicious articles and fat.
toona Of The president"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Truck Driver Hurt
When Autos Crash

Sam slporau ssls Grant street, suffered
severe scalp wounds and probably inter.
Hal injuries when an automobile delivery
truck that he had been driving eolllded
with another truck. driven BY AT feiefs
sun. 80 Ohlo street. Al The Intersection
u Eighteenth and Charlea streets. late
saturday afternoon
Petersen although eaush, uadsf lhs
afsekase "A hia machlne, esgAlsd rfaesi'
ailf unseaihpd Va wAA ARRESTED M .
shafMa N fersleaa AFttlnW ala ~ peina
held N tiis pellce pending = thufnaKH
Investigation a. Ia whn eaa 10 uisma ~
ina segh hlnnt
Refefdiae le witnesses ihf cars Fa
ahnta ID faiF speed when hiss
fashsA taHslhst TOE dellyrry ifaaa
afisau hf elFafen aas hurled ewes ih tla
leai ilalN uaehWea eefs tailt ta.gt
asa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Still Unanswered

When you asked for the votes Of
republicans for national committee.
man four years ago, Mr.. Howell
you made this declaration over your
own signature:
While / am great admirer
of Senator La Toilette, ! am a
warm supporter Of Colonel
Roosevelt, However, / am fire.
a republican and whoey,
nominated will receive ~
support II ! am chosen
committeeman
In spite Of this solemn pledge oil
yours, Mr. Howell, you insisted on
staying on the committee while
fighting the party's standard bear.
ers whom you we're in honor bound
to support; you contributed money
to the campaign fund Of another
hostile party; you tried strenuously
to prevent republicans from having
even a chance to vote for their
presidential ticket.
Forgetting the past, except as q
guide to the future, where do you
stand today, Mr.. HowellG And what
will you do in the next campaign,
II again commissioned as general
manager Of the republican party
campaign in Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
.BEMIS PARK SWEPT
BY PLAYGROUND ROW
Residents Of Select Neighborhood
Divided Over Question Of Hav-
ing Spot for Riddles.
PARK MAY HAVE AN ELECTION

The worst storm since the "big
wind" OF 1913 has swept over tho
select Bensis park neighborhood, the
disturbance this time being differ
ence OF opinion over the desirability
Of public supervised playground
within the park. One set Of residents
petitioned the Recreation board to
abandon the playground, on account
OF alleged disturbances during late
evening hours last season, while an
other group is equally insistent that
the playground activities be resumed
this season.
The members OF the board are In
quandary. They want to do what
they believe is best for the COM
munity. The situation is an aggra-
yatlng one. TO say the least.
One OF the dramatic features Of the
situation Ia the fact that this Is the first
time the residents Of this pretty district
have dissented upon n public proposition.
Bemis park nelghborhood has been held
up as a model OF neighbory amlty,
Established by Request.
The playground In operation last season
was established upon urgent request Of
the Hemls Park District Improvement
club. which viii hold q meeting this week
To discuss the situation AZ a meeting
nf the club year ago Tho members were
unanimously in favor ~ the playground
aud extended vote of thanks 70 Come
missioner iiummol when he agreed 10
locate this recreation center in Bemis
park
Al recent meeting of thc Recreation
hoard a signed protest FROM residents
around and near the rark was read
English ~ Tho playground
system explained a iho hoard that the
protest had been started hy ono WOMAN
and he added that some ~ the signers
reside several blocks from The park he
declared that tho annoyancea which we're
% were committed not hY
attendants ~ the playground hHt BY
vanng luen who gathered after the play
gfaund houa and oppressed their ens
ghaslasm ~ youth in song
NJ cemriainis
*ws have had ~ ouplamts ef aN
neY sueea dWfins ihe leEulaf plalsfuand
hpHfa aaA the sapeflNiNndent
paflng tlla discussion IN lAr aWhises
lasmtafa af iAe HereaallnN ppAga w.
tlnqra tie wis aFe NaHld ~ le lal
....tH ~. &aftf Rfg5sts
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Gurrie Declares
He Pavors Hughes

HMtM NA W3M Meh AufN M faNs
W Wf8m ~ lhe MaNW At Rha
a ts4NNs wt NWiiaH mf mAil aa
atHtas ifWN HF faNsh NnA NaHs gN
4ahis HaiA tsitHis RiHNd hHa ! ieFaf
Nf ptsshsnl NiHsst say ~ ms iNst mE
arstsFea j. ahkFlis ~ il8shfs ani ihsi
ssasd aaN a. ihs aa si' atnatiatss
d usaaa tha anMsi isrpafi sf ths
esHs aat lssd aNalHs tmFsisH that
sHi fselasa eco tfte ts ttl ss its Htta1
sa asfs aaa ssNf tHH saHif
rMANk "A guRnN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

Republicans should know that
they will find the above names
printed on the primary ballot,
names Of republicans not only de.
voted to a reunion Of the party, but
also Of tried loyalty and proved zeal
for party success.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
CAPTAIN ]. M. FULTON
DISMISSED FROM ARMY

WASHINGTON. Aprn IS : CAPTAIN
James ~ Fulton of the coast artillery
al Fort Grant Panama. WAS dismissed
from the army today for violating an
abstinence pledge President Wilson aps
proved the couFt-mar,iai senience, Cap
tain fulton 81 a native - VirEihia and
waa appointed % the army IN iaa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Nebraska's big Four
REGULAR REPUBLICAN TICKET

For DeIegHtes-af-LarG
Howard ~. Baidrige, Omaha.
Frank NJ. Currie, snrEsnf.
~. ", Curney, Fremont.
~. .. Fitzpatrick, neatries.
For Aifsrnntes-nt-Larget
". ~. Reach, Lincoln.
Vacinv Buresh, omaha.
A. GaipsiIa, MrCook.
o. o. snyder, O'NeiIi.
For National Committeeman
Charles y. McGrew, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

chiY rhNTER Neb.. April hf~tape-
elal folesraml-A number u McKelvls
admissFs met here Friday evening and
efEsnited AokolKle club. with T. "
ftyar ~ prsAdenl, aud n A, nyrklt 40
- fctary,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Can it Be the Masonic Order
Sanctions This Kind of Electioneering? /?
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
American Women
Soldiers Vote for
Trousers Uniforms

NEW YORK. Apfii " american
women soldiers VIII wear trousers as part
of their uniform n they folIow The ~.
ample yet by the 10 mfmbcw Of The
American Women's League FOR self-De
fenSe, Thesa women have been attend
ing weekly drills throughout tho winter
The htyle Of uniform came w for q
yota last night and wan tho cause ~ an
animated discussion. IN which Mrs }.
iiungerford Mlibhnk. head OF the Or
ganizatlon. asserted that The fnits worn
by tho women need not neceaaariiy be
Uniform. She objected 70 trousers on tho
ground that such uniform would be- OPP
posed by husbands.
Others denounced dresses as "A curse
and burden" 10 women and advised the
women soldiers TO get, rid ot them.
When your husbands 20 70 the front
said one speaker, you win have 70
guard your home against mafaudcra u
VIII be = nnns work and you cannot Do
II III dressea.
The Yote for tfouaera was carried BY
an overwhelming majority,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

passage Of scripture in II / see tie faes
OF Mr., Hitchcock"
Tho tribute 10 the senator followed the
remarks made by Mr. Bryan after he had
discussed Senator llitchcock's official
record. asserting that when he was
CONTINUED on Page Two. Column one)
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

~ y Nttfft w.
this warninK eeelnat spuEl-
ouF announcements spuFpoFts
lns ~ advise against "wFlt.
lnu ln" the name "a Charles
4, Hughes ior president. IA
IL knewn that shs eoFFlgk-
Howell eomhins are figuring
an "spsinglnw'' an eleventh.
heur alleged telegram lsem
Maahinstpn No lofswaFnsd
against sueh sF'ekefY
, 1916-03-29
ORDINARY REPEATER WATCH
CONSTRUCTION.
Continued.


Nv the wheel is attached a peculiar appa-
satus. by which can be produced q slower or
quicker motion of the strokes; this consists
ii ii cog wheel or pivot, and can be put Ia
motion, by which a stronger grip is obtained,
causing a greater opposing friction and
thereby q slower movement OF the Wheel
apparatus.
It is thereby prevented that the strokes
succeed each other 30 quickly, that you can-
not count them, if in the course of time the
oil becomes thicker, the opposition force
thereby decreased, and the watch conse-
qu4n. ly strikes slower, again remove the ny
wheel piuion, and thus counteract the inc
tion of a quicker motion!
This change of the position of the piDion
of the Ay wheel causes in the same manner
the regulator to rotate slower o. faster as
the case may be and the small dial by the
letter V. (vite), and L. Qente), which means
slow and fast which is placed on the large
plate, shows to what side you have turned 1t.
The axle where you insert the key, by
which q change can be made, by the pln'on
of the fly wheel.
The Cadraturen Tor Cadran) is placed on
che opposite side, az it appears on the small
plate Of the watch, wien the dial under which
IL is DlAC0u, Is EdulON0O, IL III VI VhO
hand and the other parts are in the position
they would have when the watch is to strike.
From the suspending ring and the head be-
low it there is a pendant or arm, which you
press, runs through a tube downwards to
Che works, it has an elbow, that presses
against the wheel t. and prevents the wheel
+. from escaping through the tube, while it
is drawn back, the plate that is screwed fast
over the wheel 4 keeps it in its place.
g.. G. is an elbow Tor army (Vinkel v@gte-
lang) which may be suitably styled a starter
(staierten) which moves around the spot.
The pendant P works around on the higher
portion of the talon of t, which is called the
talon (Holen) from the starter (stjersen)
stretches to arm G, which pulls the chain roll
b which goes under a part IT N towards the
snail (sneglen) L, which works against it and
creates a motion and a NAL bridge, which
keeps it against the NAL plate.
From the end of c Of the arm to 6 Of same
arm extends the chain around a roller, aud
, 1916-03-29

PUBLICATION.

IT is hereby brought to public notice, that
& from the 18Th. inst. until further the rate
of exchange on money orders from the Dan
ish West Indies for Antigua, Barbados, Do
m%inica, Jamaica. Monserrat, Nevis, St. Kits,
1obago, Trinidad, Virgin Islands, Great
Britain and Ireland and the countries with
which money orders can be exchanged
through the medium of the British Post
Office will be G1=Frcs. 25.1 Is.
Government of the Danish West India Is
lands, st. Thomas the 18th March 1915.
For the Governor
BAUMANN.
, 1916-03-29
PUBLICATION.

IT is hereby brought to public notice, thas
- Government has decided, that the rules
in force at present respecting passengert
arriving from Cuba are recalled, and that
ships arriving from the United States naval
station in Cuba, Guantanamo, are allowed a
free practique, if they bring a clean bill of
health and no reason for a different treat
ment be found by the Quarantine-inspectioD.
Government Secretary's Office. ST. Croix,
the 18th March 1916.
WILL JACOBSEN.
, 1916-03-29
BEKENDTGORELSE.

Met bekeudtsotes herved, at duverne-
d@ mentet har %taetsat, at de Bestemmelser
som for Tiden ge}de med Hensyn til PassR-
gerer, der ankomme fra Cuba, ophseves. Og
at Skibe som ankomme fra Nordamerika's
Fiaadestation paa Cuba. Guantanamo, er-
holde fri Practice, hvis de medbringe rent
Sundhedspas. og der we'd Karant@ueefter-
synet like indes Anledning til aDden Frem-
g~angsmaade.
Guvernements-Sekretsriate st. Croix
den 18de Marts 1916.
WILL. JACOBSEN,
Translation.
, 1916-03-29
BEKENDTGORELSE

NET bringes berved til PubIikums
- Kundskab, at Indbetalipg skursen for
Postanvisninger fra de UNDERESTIMATE
DER til Antigua. Barbados, Dominica, Jamai-
ca, Montserrat, Nevis. St. Kits, Tobago,
Trinidad, Virgin Islands SAINT til Storbritan-
MEN og Irland og Lande, med hvilke Post
Observation-Disclosures foregaar over Lon
don fra og med den 18de ds. indtil videre er
fastsat til 91=Frcs. Is. Is.
Guvernmentet for de dansk- vestiudiske
Ger, st, Thomas den 15de Marts 1916.
p. G. Y.
BAUMANN.