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SHOULD RICAUT
 CARRY OUT THREAT
 WAR UNAVOIDABLE
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headquarters the attack on the de- tachment of the Twenty sixth infant ry last night but it was not until late today that he supplemented this with any information as to the meas ures he had taken to run down the attacking party. His first report brought the. news that detachment of cavalry had entered Mexico.
 General Parker has ordered the Third battalion of the Third Texas regiment from San Benito to Browns vile, and it is understood to have arrived there tonight. Other precau- tionary troop movements were made. His action in not reporting was in dicative of the character of the or ders that the commanding officer or the border has. All are under orders to run down any band of raiders and to follow them across the in ternational boundary line if there ap- pears real chance of getting Ill contact with them.
 The raid on the camp of the small
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Austrian and Hungarian colors, ant there were illuminations in the eve ming Archduke Frederick eXtolled the valor and proWess of the soldiers, whom he exhorted to fresh victories which he declared would soon bring them to a long and happy peace.
 After the review there was an open air luncheon in the beautiful Lutsk park.
 Both archdukes," continues the dispatch, were among the gayest of the gay, sublimely unconscious of the imminent catastrophe. When Freder- ick was informed that the Russians ha6 opened d hurricane of gun fire along the whole front, which seem- ingly preseged general attack, he dismissed the notion as a joke, say ing, We know these attacks; they just blaze away to silence.
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Republican A. p. Leased WireJ

NEW YORK, June 17.-Mrs. John Jacob Astor, who was rescued in the Titanic disaster in which her husband perished, will be married at her coun- try home at Bar Harbor, Maine, at an early date, probably on Monday, to William K. Dick, wealthy sugar re- finer of Brooklyn.
 By contracting this marriage, Mrs, Astor relinquishes the income on a trust fund of s5,000,000 bequeathed to her by Colonel Astor in his will flor so long during her natural life as she shall remain my widow This money will revert to his son, Vincent Astor, as will the Astor Fifth Avenue town house, and it's contents
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Two Division. Stand srunt

LONDON. June 1S.-The whole hrunt of the first onslaught on Lutsd fell on two divisions. of which only sorry remnants survived. according to Austrian prisoners, says Reu- ter's Petrograd dispatch. After the destruction of these divisions the Russians poured through the Austrl- an lines, menacing the rear of Arch duke Joseph Ferdinand's fourth army. This necessitated the precipitate evac- nation of the whole Lutsk region.
 The day on which General Brusil : offs movement began, says the dis patch. chanced to be the sixtieth birthday of Archduke Frederick, the commander in chief of the Austrian army, who came to Ferdinand's staff headouarters a. |. tsI in order to celebrate the occo3icn with the army Lutsk was gaily bl1lasged with the
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Transport Cut in Two

PARIS. June IT. - The transport France collided with an English tor pedo boat destroyer in the English channel last night, says a Havas dis patch from Havre, and the war vessel was cut cleanly in two. The stern part of the destroyer sank immediately. while the fore part of the vessel owins to the water tight compartments, was lowed back to England. The dispatch says there were some victims, and adds that the cause of the collision is unknown.
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take the required oath before July l, legal hiatus will occur in their status which may prove embarras- sing. The attention of all governors has been called to this condition and they have been urged to see that their men are promptly sworn in in accordance with the new law. This correspondence is said to have led to reports that the guard of various states had received orders for active service on the border.
 It became known today that several army transports are being held in readiness for use as refugee ships should the need arise. Whether any actually have been ordered to Mexican waters officials would not say. The navy transport Hancock will sail for Vera Cruz, however, as soon as she lands her marine passengers in Santo Domingo. She should reach Vera Cruz in few days.
 Official advices have indicated that the recent border raids have created great excitement in the American col ony in Mexico City. Many Americans are said to be preparing to leave. There are approximately 1000 Amer /! jeans in the Mexican capital and 1900
 in and about Tampico. As a measure of precaution the destroyer mother
 ship Panther and a number of de- stroyers have been ordered to Key | West ready for a quick dash to the
 relief of Americans along the coast It is understood also that other navy craft are being prepared for emer- gency use, although plans have been
 carefully guarded.
 A message today from Major Gray ther details of the fight at San Ig-
 nacio between his troops and ban dits. All of the bandits are believed to have been Carranza soldiers at one time or another, he said, though il
 was hard to say how many still were
 enrolled as such. A lieutenant blouse
 was found; papers on the bodies o1
 Mexicans bore the stamp of the Car
 ranZa army and Major Cruz Ruiz, be
 lieved to be a Carranza officer, wa:
 captured
 AhoJOi pioJ PiSnCu up o iiuiiipOi "
 rifles and ten bombs, left behind by
 the attackers He also noted tha
 ammunition used by his assailantl
 used soft nosed bullets
 The only new troop movement an nounced today was orders to an am
 buiance company and field hospital stationed at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo. 1 to proceed to the border immediately A report from Progresso, Yucatan received at the state department, sait that fourteen American residents il that section had sailed for the United States within the last few days. Of ficials said that their departure wa due probably to the efforts of con sular officers who are encouragin, all American citizens to leave Mexico No mention of disturbances at Pro gresso, in the state of Yucatan, wa mentioned.
 After his conference with Presiden Wilson. Secretary Baker said he hal ordered no additional troops to tn
 border and that General Pershng ha, asked for no endorsements. T look for no immediate troubl there,' said the secretary. That sit
 uation seems to be not imminent Although the war department ha no report tonight on developments be
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Brownsville towards the coast in which the Americans entered, he ap- parently had stationed no troops. For him to move troops into position to attack the Americans where they were tonight would not, however. be difficult or require much time.
 From here General Funston and his staff are regarding carefully not only Brownsville and the country beyond, but every port of entry, with the de
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least 1900 men were patrolling the streets under full arms.
 Consul J. J. Garza, who has been making efforts to avoid a clash be- tween Americans and Mexicans on the Mexican side, tonight held confer ence with General James Parker. The result of this conference was not dis closed here.
 It was reported tonight that AnicetC Pizana, the alleged bandit leader, said to have been implicated in last sum- mer's raids, who was held in Mata- moros, had disappeared.
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tContlnued rom rage One) tions behind the German lines. ltal- ian aeroplanes also have been busy, one squadron of s1 machines drop ring projectiles on Austrian encamp- ments north of Asiago.
 Coustantinople announces the dis orderly retreat of British forces which were defeated in attempting to cross the Euphrates river in Mes oHotamia anG the driving back of Russian troops which appeared or the Persian frontier near Bana.
 An attack ny three torpedo boats of the entente allies on the Austrian seaport of ParenZo. in Istria, was q failure. according to Vienna, Austrian coast batteries and aeroplanes driv- ing off the hostile craft.
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would not tolerate the presence of American soldiers in the state under any circumstances.
 He would oppose with all his power any attempt to pass through Sonora or enter the state"
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Citizens Are Armed

LAREDO. Tex June 17.-Arms and ammunition were distributed to citi- Zens in Nuevo La-edo opposite here tonight by constitutional authorities for use. it was said in the event of a break in relations, between the United States and Mexico, in order to have the citizens prepared for service in the army.
 Information was given to military authorities here tonight that q large number of Mexican troops have been concentrated north of Laredo for an attack or American territory The ut eral Mann.
 All soldiers at Fort Mcintosh were issued forty rounds of ammunition to- night and all sent out on patrol duty at points along the river. The streets here ware thronged and the widest runors were circulated. The interna- tional bridge was closed
 Three companies of United States coast artillery arrived here today and took their stations with the Ninth in fantry in the Laredo district border patrol.
 Achievements Move
 BROWNSVILLE, Tex, June IA battalion of the Twenty sixth infantry, Major J. F. Frazer. commanding which has been stationed in the Upper Rio Grarde~ valley. arrived at Brownsville tonight to reinforce the Fourth infan- try stationed ct Fort Brown. A bat talion of the Third Texas regiment stationed at San Benito, was entrained tonight to be sent here
 To Move to Fl Paso
 COLUMBUS, N. M, June 17.-The first battalion of the Twentieth in- fantry received orders tonight to move Immediately to Fl Paso. At the same time. Battery A of the New Mexico national guard received instructions tc hasten it's departure for that point ] Both organizations immediately com. menced loading their equipmen aboard trains and are expected t leave early tomorrow morning.
 Major w. S. Sample, base comman.
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facto government troops in the back ground, and especially Fl Paso and that territory in which General Per shing's forces are operating. It is b>- lieved that a break at one point will mean a break at every point on the border.
 Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office A Want Ad. will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-18
Austrians Are Surrounded

.PFTROGRAD, June IT (via Lon don )-The breaches made by the Rus si1ns in southwestern front spread ing fan-shape from 30 to 40 miles in tbe rear of the Austrian lines, now have effectively surrounded the main Austrian army groups operating between the Pripet marshes and Bu- kowina. The continued retreat of tho more advanced portions of the Aus tIian forces is occasioned. therefore more from strategic reasons than be- cause of actual pressure applied by the Russians.
 The tremendous number of prison CTS taken ty the Russians up to tee present. roughly estimated at 165,0O1 with additional losses in killed or wounded. cf 15o.OO0, amounts to the success of the Russians.
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CONSUL GARZA CLOSES HIS OFFICE
 IN BROWNSVILLE

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der here. is ordered to report to Fl Paso upon the arrivial of his success sor Major c. $. Farnsworth, from
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NO SLACKENING OF RUSS DRIVE
 ON AUSTRIANS

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DE FACTO FORGE GOES EASTWARD
 FROM DOUGLAS

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NO CHANGE IN
 POLICY OF THE
 ADMINISTRATION

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ATHENS. June r (via London)- The continued strictness of the en- tente allies blockade against Greek ports Is engendering growing feel ing of uneasiness in government cir cles.
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SQUADRON GOES OVER, PURSUING
 RAIDING BAND

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Coast Artillery Moving

CHICAGO, June 1.-Two hundred and eighteen men of the First and One Hundred and Fifty fourth coast artil- lery arrived here tonight on a special train and departed at TAO D. m. for San Antonio. Texas, via Kansas City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-11
COMPLAINT TO QUIET TITLE
AND SATISFY MORTGAGES

No. 7.5S4-Wayne Circuit Court
April Term, 1915
State OF Indiana, Wayne County, IS:
Louis B. Wrede and Emma F. Wrede
husband and wife, VS.. Eliza Yeates,
etal.
Be It known, That on the 2Sth day
of July, 1915, the above named Plain.
tiffs by their attorneys, filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Wayne
Circuit Court their complaint against
said Defendants in the above entitled
cause to quiet title and satisfy mort.
cages. together with the affidavit OF
a competent person. that said De.
PENDANTS are not residents OF the
State Of Indiana.
Said Defendants. Eliza Yeates, Gar.
dner Mendenhall, Richard ]. Hubbard
Sarah Hubbard, John P. Smith. Mary
Smith and the unknown heirs. de.
visees. legatees and the next Of kin
and personal representatives of the
above named six defendants. there
fore arc hereby notified OF the filing
and tendency OF said complaint
against them and that unless they
appear and answer or demur thereto,
ut the calling of the said cause. on
September 9th, 1916. a day Of this
term OF said Court which was begun
and held at the Court House In the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-11
PARTITION AND TO SETTLE
LIENS AND EQUITIES

No. 17,5S3-Wayne Circuit Court,
April Term. 1916.
State OF Indiana, Wayne County, S.:
Eliza Ginger, etal., vs.. John Drudy,
etal
Be it known, That on the 9th day
OF July. 1916. the above named Plain
tiffs, by their attorney, filed in the
Circuit Court their complaint against
said Defendant in the above entitled
cause for partition and to settle liens
and equities together with the aft
davit OF a competent person, that said
Defendants are not residents of the
State of Indiana.
Said Defendants. John Drudy, Ger
trude Drudy, Thomas Drudy, William
Coovert. William Coovert. Jr., Mary
Coovert. Gertrude Coovert and Ed.
ward Coovert therefore are hereby
notified Of the filing and pendepcy Of
said complaint against them and that
unless they appear and answer or
demur thereto. at the calling Of the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-11
AMBITION
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-11
MIAMI PRESIDENT
APPOINTS CORPS
FOR SCHOOL YEAR

OXFORD, O.. Aug. 11.-President R.
NJ Hughes, Miami university. today
announced the last of his appoint
ments for the coming school year:
Walter S. Cutler. supervisor of the
public schools Of Oxford, Hanover,
Milford and Reilly townships. becomes
associate professor of education in
Teachers College, succeeding Prof
w. II. Wiley, promoted to the head of
the education department.
Clyde D. Pierson. Oxford. and Oscar
c. Martin, Sardinia. become assistant
instructors in manual training, sue
ceeding j. Warren Smith, resigned to
become professor of manual training
in the public schools Of Connersville,
Ind
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said cause, on September 23rd, 1916, a
day Of this term of said Court, which
was begun and held at the Court
House in the City Of Richmond, on
the 1st Monday of April, 1916. said
Complaint and the matters and things
therein contained and alleged, will be
taken as true, and the said cause will
be heard and determined in their
absence.
Witness, the Clerk, and the seal Of
said Court at the City of Richmond,
this 2Sth day of July, 1916.
(SEAL) MICHAEL w. KELLY,
Clerk
John L. Rupe, Attorney of Plaintiff.
July 2S-Aug All
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-11
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
To Move Retail Liquor Business to


New Location and for Transfer Of
Renewal Liquor License Thereto.
Notice is hereby given to the citi-
zens of the city OF Richmond, Wayne
County, Indiana, that |, the undersign-
ed, possessing all the qualifications
required Of applicant for license to
retail intoxicating liquors, will make
application to the Board of Commits.
sioners of the County Of Wayne, in
the State of Indiana, at the Lext regu.
lar session of said board, which con-
venes on the first Monday of Septem-
Der, 1916, for permission to move my
place OF business for the sale of in
toxicating, spurious, vinous and malt
liquors at retail, from the place where
1t is now located in said city to a
new location therein, and for trans
fer of my renewal license which l
now hold from said Board of Commits
sioners for the sale of said liquors
at said existing place OF business, at
retail. and in less quantities than five
gallons at time to said new loca-
ton. -
My present licensed place of bust.
ness for the sale of said intoxicating
liquors at retail is described as fol-
lows: Being the front room on the
ground floor of two story brick build
ing situated upon the west side OF
North 9Th street, in the city of Rich
mond. Wayne County, Indiana, which
said room is about 13 feet inches
north and south by 43 feet 4 inches
east and west, and is known as Num-
Der II North 9Th street, and is in
the Second Ward of the city of Rich
mond.
The place to which l shall so make
application to move my said business,
and to which shall so make applica-
ton to have my said license transfer
red, is described as follows: The front
room on ground floor of certain
three story brick building, situated
upon the south side of Main street,
between 9th and It'll streets, in the
city of Richmond, Wayne County, In
diana. which said room is so feet
north and south by ii feet and 10h
inches east and west, and is known
as Number 613 Main street, in said
city of Richmond, and which said
building is located upon a part of lot
number 105, situated upon the south
side of Main street in said city of
Richmond laid out by John Smith.
Said building and part of lot is now
owned by Frank H. Puthoff and is in
the First Ward of said city.
aug 11-1t JOHN J. DAUDT.
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City Of Richmond, on the LIST Monday
of April, 1916, said Complaint and the
matters and things therein contained
and alleged, will be taken as true,
AID the said cause will be heard and
determined in their absence.
Witness. the Clerk, and the seal of
said Court at the City of Richmond,
this 2Sth day of July, 1916.
(SEAL) MICHAEL w. KELLY,
Clerk.
Kelley & Kelley, Attorneys of Plain
til. July 28-Aug Ali
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HOLD SERVICE SUNDAY

CHESTER, Ind, Aug. 11.-There was
no preaching last Sunday evening as
the Rev. Mr.. Ulmer is away for his
vacation, but 1t was announced that
there will be services next Sunday
morning. Everett McMahan and
Nelson Hunt were guests Of Herman
Shaffer Sunday. George Minor and
family visited relatives In Richmond
Sunday. Miss Laura Mcdonald spent
Sunday with Miss Marjorie Pickett.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Post office clerk-carrier
exam at Richmond October 7th
Prepare under former government ex.
aminer. Booklet J-s6 free. Patterson
Civil Service School, Rochester, N. Y.
Aug. S-15t
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HOLD FAMILY REUNION.

OXFORD, O., Aug. 1.-THE annual
reunion of the Keller family will be
held this year at the Preble county
fair grounds, Eaton, on August "a.
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FOR RENT-In Cornell and Holland,
modern apartments. See janitor or
Jonas Gaar 1925 Main st. 3-tf
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WANTED

WANTED-Bicycles, baby-cabs, wiring
ers, sweepers, furniture to repair.
Lawn mowers, saws. knives, edge tools
to sharpen screens made to order and
repaired. Work called for and deliver.
ed free. Phone 1886. Wesley Brown
& Sons. ST.
WANTED-Teams. Cali 1902. John
Duke 22-tf
WANTED-Girls. Apply Richmond
Baking company. 26-tf
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FOR ENT-Four room house, 70 John
street, $500 per month. o. D. Bull
lerdick Phone 1914. 2-tf
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FOR RENT-Farm, 200 acres; cash
Address Owner, care Palladium.
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FOR RENT

FOR Rents room fiat 1881 Main
street. 24-tf
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WANTED-WallpapeI and carpet
cleaning. Like new by experts. Clay
Cleaning Co. Phone 1436. 21.tf
WANTED--Good shoe repair man
with outfit, who is looking for open
ing. Address Box IS, Cambridge City,
Ind. sit
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WANTED-Place to do homework L.
r., care Palladium
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WANTED - Your lawnmowers to
sharpen and adjust Called for and
delivered free. Frank Drummer. Phone
1014. SIT
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GIRLS WANTED

We can use few more girls in our
factory at S. H and railroad Good
wages guaranteed. Working hours z
to 5. During hot weather, to 4. Ind
annapolis Glove Co. 3-tf
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WANTED - Nicely furnished light
housekeeping rooms for young
couple with private family, south of
Main preferred. Address J, care Pal
ladium got
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GET your lawnmower snarpened,
screen doors repaired and new ones
made. Work called for and delivered.
1886. 3-tf
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WANTED-Good meat cutter; must
be sober and have reference. Will
Blum Meat Market, Connersville S-5t