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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18
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Aemebe, Dos sic auiirten ~gelppnnen
babell, nidt, 5uJn 9pfer gefallen iino.
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Tor 5tonc! S1lbe5llg al,i Die @alt-
oclspertrage Ser snliirten beat er'
Den bc9riin0cten @eroadt, 0aB lie iid)
nidt 10 lebr aeget Die 3eutrallmad1te,
als gegel1 Sic Ser. Staaten ridfen.
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eripebrem", nreinte er, uoaBt Die friegz
filbrenoen Matipncn MIR fire seigenelt
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fo11iid,en ]sSirn1en Si;rfer oemi5,a as,a.
bl1fte iet,t i,hnn ,id,t mime @;nn,ini,
anna Ser britild,en @eneroIfn,i,,ln
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18

Cine Zeppelin 2i,tie mad,
MNerifa. 9u mcinc @iite, 1parltm
.oeun nidt2 Ias nadlte lit inoeIlen
Der Illnllcl inter Sem atlantilhet
9sea11s
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18

9te gaglanoer ipcroer lpieber
1legesllngeonloig, aber ga bas Elm
f)rpnild)er. 3ultanb lit, peroen iie sic
ltltaltsblei6ide Gnttduidnltg ia mobI
nod einnal iiber,pinoe1. i.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18

slttd ouf Sen l1niere aiiiten OBJ
patronQirenoen engliiden &ricgslhif-
fen lirgt +ntmt lebt: uGs NOR 10 ldb0n
gelpelell, es bat nidt lollcn iein!! !"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18

geeeit Inlerifa rid)tct, Elm rojfes
@noe bereiten. Man arilB iid). MIR
munoern, Dob cine 10 prompte Mnt=
mort alf Die ,britild)e llnOeridJallttbeit
Igegcben mltroe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18

@snn sic Gnglanoer nod mei-
ter Die GerlnIte, Die Geutihlano in
Ser Seeid)ladt bei Siitlanb crlitteir
baben loll, na6redJnen, meroel lie
lblleBfib ermitteln, BOB Die oelltld)
Motte MIR. nod aus einear Gltteno
Mepfelfabncn beiteftI !.
: g
- ais Die Mnerifnniideu 9otldaf-
tel. iu Hetrcfrumm li1h 5ofio rad
Dem Bortlollt Des ruiiiid iapa,niz
id)en Scrtruges id)idten, iaate r1ar1
Dem Soften: Set bfrm!" 9aber ser
Name u@ebeimpertraB".
Gil1er @albingtoucr Iepede
.5llfolge miro ltniere Negiernng fein
@ort iagelt, 1penn Dos Sand)bpot
pgelltl6lano" Don enaliiden &riegs=
lGlffen obile @arnung in @rlrnb nnb
9poen geldoIien miro. s(6er i'm Unit
~gefebrtcn Sale
ssapan ueriidert l,no cbenlc
Gltblall0, bob ibr @ertrag NIT ge
5lt5 altf gbina mn. gegel, 9eutld=
5lanb u1lb nid)t gegen Bic Ser. gtaa=
ten geridtet lei. gritercs lol bara1
lper6inoart merSenl S@bina 5t beberr.
idlell, 0sntid)lano5 Aatiba nie Der.
llld)t, aber mc1m bnst ipirfIih geihes
fen mare, 10. fsisfltten bod Sic Ser
|Staqte1t nidt 8ltgebeli, oaB MuBIouf
nnb saapan ltd) @bn1as benl1dtiaer
i'm I~elltidlmio berasts 5ubaltet. De,
|eih5ige ltr1o ridJtige @eg iii, bab al,
f%reurben Ratipnen sgbina l,nbenig
|lailen l1lb esiit sun @elniae Afonnt
DOB pos aertalr BEN Mr1idytcn Tult{d)
LAMBS enfiprfdt. N11s toiieea Rlliiel
lllto ssapaner iager, lit oennnod) eill
offenfunoige 2iige.
Iic all9emeine Mnnabme, Dal
Die Sifeliiipe Ser Mlitrten niidf s1
lest Den 3med perfolge,. bier @elbe.
tllr lie tlitlltg SIT mad)en1 bot ltd} BE
ltatigt. llnter g'ctbcilillllra Scr Sir
ma Moram hat iid III ysew Doirf ei
1ra @eieltld'aft ge6ilbe1 Die 5ltraid)i
tiir 6ranfreih bulloert, MiIipnel
Collar 5rimntenldmprreu lpiu. -
Nern tic bamit eiltigermaBen grfol!
bat, miro iie ipater aud fir Gnglani
|ld11orrerr. DIS 5id1crbeit miro Ben
Fitblifltm cine gon5e Snmt1lutt!
BON altslanoiidyen Napieren geboten
bon oeiten m%enigitcns einiae reh
alpcifelbaften Gbarafters iilb. 0a:
Nltblifltm lollte besbulb oie Calder
5libaltell. Iranfreid miro aus, ben
8rlege alS b~alferotter Stat beroor
9ebell, lno es lit i%ltnler als. ldtedte.
@eldaft betradltet mrben, ! eil1en
ganferpttea,r gelo 5l leiben. (gieb9
ltflleren 2eit= Mrtifel.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18

Eed), Dab bic Gelterrciber Sic
sStulicncr aeraOe in DEM Nltgcnblid
ncr6al,cll, ga ser uMiIitar-
Scr q. .. vGimes" al,sae-
r%ed,net, Dob Die SeIterreider abcr
nun gali5 nnb gar iertig iin0.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18

Ter Charlie Sd)lpab m6bte lid
OH per lll1tcrleclinie bctbeiligen. Sin
Dem 8aiier ei1gliider 2ieierant, lin,
ter &aiier Oelttifcr er ninlmt's
lule mo Don 1pem er's friegen fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-31

tiirms, bic an bic 8~efeftisungen Der
beut59en mittelalterlihen Stdpte 9es
mabnen.
Gin biiteres unb fdidfalreides
2anb fiirtpabr; bod feline nntpess
famfeiten unb feline bertpidelten 3us
itdnbe baben bic beutfden aolonifter
nidt absefdredt. bic friiber etna Elm
Hiinftel oes @etreibebobens beipirts
fdaftet baben fonen. 9ur9 ben lltas
bonn "a. Mdra 1892 puroe ieoo4 ole
aniiebluns frember StaatsaneebOris
aer in Wolbpnien perboten. 9egene
pdrtis foIlen flint bonn Sunoert Der
@efamtbebDlteruns beuti9er 9ertunft
fein. Ser 6olareidtum Wolbpniens
lit troB Der Bel ben Ruifen iibliden
@albberpiiituns nod INNER auBers
prbentli6. 3pifden ben Walbern
Der poIieiie breiten fid -grpbe Mies
{enftreden aus, bie i'm Griibiabr bon
ben GIuten o.s pripet unb feiner 9e'
benfliihe ubert9tpeinnnt gu Derpcn
pfleaen. Sanres @ras ipdait aui
bielen oftmaIs srunbloien DeibefIas
den. SIN bi9tsn @ebDlsen umordn'
gen grlen unb GIpen, bic eisentliher
/ Gumpfbdume. bas fdpantenoe Mie'
f~engeIGnbe. Nur tpenige Straber
fibren burd Dos 2abprintb Der Bril-
DE uno Moore, unb aud biefe tper'
ben oft senag burd lleberf4pem'
munger u~nsansbar eemadt. Doi
unburdbrinslide Dididt bes Grlen'
bruds tpeidt Bel sunehmenber 5eitis'
feit bes 9obens benz Mupalb, Der &C.
beimnispoI r~aunenoen Deibbude
unb uberal flimmert bic 8irte, Del
Norbens urbaum. SIN SIben lit bi
2anbidaft biiselis unb feinesipesi
obne Mbpe9slune. Sn biefem Sell
liest bas 5eitunssbreied 2ud Dub
no = Rotpno. bas aIs Musfaasto
seeen @aliaien sebadt NOR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-31
@efahr Der Snalnft.

3ualuft flblt beit, peitr mir err
hitt limo unb ifwisen, geraoe arl &C.
fdbrlidItcn r,no bot bann our Sol9e
gseuralgie iteifen Haden, iuebe Wfl's'
feln uno aud RbeumatiSmls. grait'
Dict Damn Sloan's Ointment. IS tor'
bert ben glutlauf nod Der tpeber
SteIIe uno in fur5er 3eit iino Stelf'
belt uno Sdmer5en peri6punocn'
@er on 3curalgie ober nellral9tld)em
aopfueb Ieioct, miro burd mebrntalt'
oes slnmenocn oicies 2inimentes GRO
he 9inoerung peripiiren. 0ie allalell'
bcn Sdmeraen flieben Dor ocm Se'
fiibl ser @Grme, &rbe, 8ealielnlld
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-31

8psbaft. gnslGnoer: nns
iere Resierung min iiber bic 8altans
laae elm @raubu9 berausgeben!
5ransoie: @erftebe! Sbre 9ip.os
maten fino aud in Der Sat tpabrs
gfel sepefen!
- RatirIi9. 9ie RnRen iiab
ood nod INNER ni9t 5%uftieben NIT
Der 3eile, Die fie betommen hoben:
benen fdeint pirtlid bas 5ea gu
iuden.
S~elbftreoenb, 10 pie Die bon linz
sesiefer iiben!
Augmentation n. Gins
BREEDER: Seut' iteben 10000 Dollars
auf Dem Spiel. Denn MIDI iebt niss
manb erpifdt ino aud fpdter ridts
betanrt pirb, baB id Der Sieb bin.
bann tperbe id pieoer elm ebrlifer
Meni9!
@erIebt. Dame 0ur
Sreunbin): pWie fonnteit Su nrr
0einen Sobn auf ~peter" tanfen
taFen, bas 1T bod elm unseipOhnlit,
seipOhnlider 9aine!4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-31

aermanen entoedt baben, bic mir behs
te cher an ben @eitaben Der Sfiee
uno i'm 1ioliden @dneben Su ieher
aeneiat Tnb. BORT i'm Rorben Wpls
bbniens 1T nod INNER bic Sdlfte Der
GrboberflG6e NIT @alb beoedt. uns
eebeure Sidtsnpdlber perben bic
unb oa bon gtdenbeitdnben uniere
broden, Deren frifdgriines Salb
fleinruffif6e @pltslieoer pretien.
Denn aud .@oIbpnien sebOrt gu ben
bon @robrublanb unteriodten 9ebteS
ten, feline pormals nidt unaniebnlt@
DIE aultnr mar utrainii9. gum Sell
au6 pplnif9. Sn &remeneb, >im
nobnli9eren Siben bes 2anbes, be-
itanb Bis 1882 eine utrainiide 9Dd@
f6nle, bic bann sroBrufiiid aemaht
unb mad &tep perleat ipurbe. Sie
befanntete Stabt Wolbnniens III
Wlabimir, oas Dem peitlihsn Seile
@alisiens feinen 0amen, 2pbpmeris
en-, gegeben bot. Bts our otpelter
Seilnng polens ndmlih biloete Mol'
bbnisn einen Sell biefes &0nigreies.
@laoimir 1T bon Sataren, 2oIaten
unb anberen Morbbrennern 70 of
3eritDrt tporben, baB es pom a6t'
3ebnten Sabrbunhert an benz D0aiser
3erfaIle ~entsesensing. Sn Sfros
bas an einem RebenfluFe bes pripe'
sefesen lift. fiebt mon mod beut'
@puren einitisen @lanses, neberreit'
ftattlidsr &iraen, setpaltise @uno'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-31
Der aOIuR anf t6nerneu Sikem.

als Ser ruTii9s &aifer Ritolaus
+. ben MbmtraI Siirf Menidnifop
nod &onftantinopel ianbte. I'm fir
9ublanb Elm religiDfes Protettorat
iiber bic srie9iidsn Gbriiten in Der
Siirfei gu berlansen, Oa trat bieier
ruFif9e @bseianote in fdmubigen
Stiefeln unter Die gu feierli9er Sit
suns bereinisten tiirfiiden Winifer.
9amals tat 5uab @ffenbi Die aeus
Beruns: Der rufIiide &olob meint,
ipenn er S9mub auf ben SiiBM boz
be, iperbe europa ipeniser feben, bab
lie t0nern iinb." 5uao gffenbi tat
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-31
Wdbyniea.

Wofbpnisn, In befsn Wdlber nno
Siimpfe Der srobe @ernidtungss
fampf sssen Rublanos Seere fih bins
iiberssfpisli bat. TT zines Der ountsls
ften 2Gnber guropas. S4on. rein
erbfunbli9 bietet es burd bic eiselt'
timli9en Stalunsen feines 5anpt'
flutes, bes pripet, Elm san3 unges
tp0bnlides Bib. 9a liest I'M Rors
ben oes 2anbes Der Rieienfumpf bei
poIieiie, bes rSinterpalosebiets." IN
fabeibafter Iusbebnung. SIN bieieu
WaIbs unb Sumpfldnb, unb atpd,
In ben RotitnosS iimpfen, ipollte lib
risens elm beutfder Gorfder, Sheo'
bor poefde. bic nrbeimat Der SnSo'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-31
Ginnabmen nnb Massabeu BON @aseonabe Gpnntp.
(SortIebuna bon Settle 81
Light, Fuel and Water.

City of Hermann, water, ----5.66
City of Hermann, water $3.50
City of Hermann, water ALSO
Herm. Elect. Light Co., light ---10.95
Herm. Electr. Light Co., light ---9.35
Herm. Elect. Light Co., light ---6.45
City of Hermann, water ----2.30
Herm. Ferry & Packet Co., wood 30.45
City of Hermann, water ---2.30
Herm. Elect. Light Co., light 7.55
Herm. Elect. Light Co., light ----9.10
City of Hermann, water $3.50
Graves Coal & Coke Co., car coal 63.3S
d. F. Stoenner, frt. on car coal 1905
Gustav Meyer, hauling coal 800
D. F. %Stoenner, coal HEAVIER ----1.25
Herm. Elect. Light Co., light ---23.90
City of Hermann, water ---5.35
City of Hermann, water ----3.05
Herm. Elect. Light Co., light LOTS
Herm. Ferry & Packet Co., wood 100
Herm. Elect. Light Co., light lots
City of Hermann, water ------2.55
d. Y. Stoenner, frgt. on car coal 74.17
D. F. Stoenner, coal beavers ---5.50
Graves Coal e. Coke Co., coal 71.78
John J.. Miller, hauling coal ---15.00
City of Hermann, water ---4.05
Herm. Elect. Light Co., light 1875
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-31

felt uno S9lnf. aud gut BEL Seer.
%pcnleioen. &reis 25e. bel @urem
Mpothefer. (M0O.l)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-31
County School Moneys I

Received from tt oCaIe
Received from Interest on Township School Funds -
Received from Taxes levied by the School Districts -
Received from Railroad, Telegraph and Telephone IaS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-31
Trndt.yranntiuetn

Sd babe cine erpBe luantitat feinen
Ielbif eebrannten Nipple Sad, Bead
Branbg nnb Ereferidnaps an Sanb, ben
ib bilig ~berfaufen tuerbe BEL Der @allone
Dber in grbBeren Qnantitdten.
@DttIobS 6neb
Sermann Mu.. b..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-31
Repair of Building.

Hermann Savings Bank, Otto
Volkerding acct. repairs -----$8.74
Robt. Schaumberg, cabinet ----55.35
Herman Brieschke, labor ----13.63
VIM. Hoelmer, labor ---10.40
Louis Haberstock, painting ----S2.25
A. W. Dietzel, repair of roof 1910
Paneitz Bros, blacksmithing ----3.25
c. F. Williams & Sons, repairs --4.S0
Armin Eberlin, plumbing ------7.36
Tekotte Bros, repairs -----9.30
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-31

To balance on hand at the beginning OF
To receipts during the year just ended
By warrants paid during the last fiscal
BY balance on hand
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-23
ASKS FOR SITE
Near HOSPITAL

In an executive session today,
Wayne county commissioners asked
the health committee of the CONNER
cial club to investigate thoroughly the
possibility Of establishing county
tuberculosis hospital in connection
with the Reid Memorial hospital.
The health committee appeared be-
fore the commissioners today in the
morning session and made plea that
the commissioners loan their influence
in getting the $1,000 additional appro-
priation for the hospital passed by the
county council in an emergency ses-
sion which will soon be called.
Lewis Bowman said that there was
but little doubt but that the council
will grant the additional appropria.
tion if substantial plan for hospital
Is presented to them.
George Seidel made the address to
the commissioners on the subject Of
a hospital.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-23
SELECT COMMISSION
TO VAN vert, OHIO

An attempt to restore the monthly
meetings Of Van Vert quarterly meet
ing to amicable basis will be made
by commission appointed this after
noon by Indiana Yearly Meeting Of
Friends, following action yesterday by
which the property OF Van Vert parti.
cular meeting was taken in trust by
the yearly meeting trustees.
A resolution introduced by George
N Hartley, Fountain City, to the ef-
feet that since the action OF the
trustees yesterday still leaves the
troubles in the Van Vert meeting un-
settled, a judicious commission OF FIVE
be appointed to visit Van Vert with
their hearts full of love and by wis.
dom and discretion bring the people
together and II possible restore them
to their normal state Of live Chris
tians", received instant approval.
If the work of the commission is
successful, 1t will remove the only
dissention within the Indiana Yearly
meeting.
At special and concluding session,
the nominating committee created the
commission of Allen D. Hole, Rich.
mond, Jennie Unthank, Dunreith, viii
liam J. Savers, Muncie, Henry c.
Pickett, Lynn, and Myrtle E: Wins
low, Paramount
Van Vert quarterly meeting receiv-
ed severe censure in yesterdays
yearly meeting and split in the rep
resentatives over the adoption Of the
report returned by the yearly meet
ing trustees was narrowly averted.
The conservative members, standing
in favor OF the adoption of the report.
won by 20 votes and the Van Vert
particular meeting property was TAX
eh in trust
= The meeting was laid down in May
following a division of the member
ahiD which resulted from dissension
regarding the minister there. Fac
tons were created and the trouble
was brought into quarterly meeting
where the particular meeting was
suspended from business and was an
nexed to small monthly meeting at
Rockford, twelve miles away.
At the request Of Bible school work
ers who met last night and reported
on the past years work, Albert J.
rui5ScuUcEBCI, WdudSil,- Wd0 dppOlAUr
ed delegate to the national convention
of the Anti.Saloon league. Anna Doan
Stephens. Muncie, and j. Herschel
Coffin. Earlham, were appointed dele
gates to the national convention Of
the Association for Charities and Cor.
rection.
Business was rushed through hastily
this afternoon to conclude the after.
noon session by 4:30 and prepare to
close the business OF the meeting at
the evening session when the Young
Peoples Society Of Christian Endeavor
have scheduled business meeting.
President Kelly Of Earlham college,
presiding clerk, read the report OF the
college as made at Plainfield Yearly
meeting last week, and in concluding
remarks said he would be ready soon
to announce gifts to Earlham amount
ing to several thousands Of dollars.
Reports for Spiceland and Paramount
academies were ready to be submitted |
to the afternoon session. showing |
satisfactory advance and growth.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-23
BOSTON WOMAN
RECOMMENDING 1T TO
HER FRIENDS
Popular Boston Lady Says Tono'ine
Has Proven a Godsend to Her

1t is always interesting to listen to
the statements Of our friends, and es-
pecially when you know they are sin
cere and honest in what they say.
Added interest is created in a state
ment coming from one who has spent
a lifetime in Boston, where she is
we'll known socially.
Such a person is Annie Stewart,
who resides in Boston, and is possess
cd of the respect and confidence of
her associates, and is willing for any
one to call on her to verify the fol-
lowing signed testimonial:
Il have suffered with stomach trou-
BILE for the past seven years. 1t took
the form of indigestion and dyspepsia
| had dizzy spells and headaches, and
after l ate little food it would fer
ment and cause gas to form in my
stomach l had pains all over my
body and was chemically constipated.
My liver was torpid and l felt gener-
ally miserable. / had doctored and
had been in the hospital, but received
no permanent relief. I was so ner-
vous and restless that at night could
scarcely sleep. The gas pressing un-
der my heart caused palpitation, and
when l arose in the morning l was
just as tired as when l retired. About
two weeks ago l began to take tono-
line and l can truthfully state that it
has done wonders In my case. I am
feeling like a new woman and can
eat any kind of food. sleep the night
through and have no more aches or
pains; in fact, it has cured me, and
| am recommending it to all of my
friends as it has been a God-send to
me-"
M. J. Quigley's drug stores sell and
guarantee tonoline.
There are numerous symptoms of
this trouble that tonoline can relieve
In fact, any of the following may de-
note affections of the stomach: Indi-
gestion, dyspepsia, belching Of wind,
bad breath, sick throbbing headache,
poor circulation, night sweats, that
tired feeling, costiveness, coated
tongue or a poor complexion.
Caution: AS tonoline is recommend |
ed as a flesh builder those not wish |
ing to increase their weight should !
not take it continuously.-adv
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-23
NO CONTRACTS LET

Because only a bid for the erection
OF the one-hundred foot tower to be
used in connection with the new water
works system at the poor farm was
presented to them with no bid for
pump and the other necessary equip
ment, Wayne county commissioners
were unable to let the contract for the
new water system today. This is the
second time that bids have been ad.
vertised for. The bid for furnishing
the water tower was by the Chicago
Bridge and Iron company and it called
for $2,195.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-23
City Statistics
Deaths and Funerals

CURTS-The funeral of Mrs. John
Curtis will be held from the home,
40 North West Eighth street, Sun
day afternoon at o'clock. lnterment
will be in the Earlham cemetery.
Friends may call at any time.
COLE-The funeral of Eliza o. Cole
will be held from the home, 69 Lau-
rel street, Sunday morning at nine
o'clock, after which the body will be
taken to Winchester for burial.
Friends may call at the home at any
time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-23

Miss Irene 1eIdegruen, a young
New York business woman, cares not
fig how long the car strike may last.
Although she has no automobile to
carry her from her home uptown to
her place Of business down town, she
has found a perfectly satisfactory
method of transportation - roller
skates. ...
Undaunted by crowd Of onlookers,
Miss Beldeqruen straps the rollers on
her boots and calmly skates down
Fifth avenue in the morning and back
up in the evening.
~ should worry about the old strike"
she said, skating is healthfuI exercise
and fairly rapid method Of transpor.
tation SO am killing two birds with
one stone"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-23
COUNTY ". C. 7. j.
MEETS IN RICHMOND

Annual convention of the Wayne
county w. c. T. U. will be held at
the West Richmond Friends church,
on Friday, Sept. 20. The sessions
will begin at $50 and 1870 o'clock
Box lunch will be served at noon
Nine local unions in the county will
be represented by delegates. At $3.50
o'clock, the closing address of the
meeting will be given by the Rev
Charles Woodman, pastor of the West
Richmond Friends church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-23
COUNTY LOSES $1o,348

County Treasurer Chamness has re-
ceived s10,34856 from the Secretary
of State as Wayne county's share OF
the money collected from Wayne
county for licenses this year was
S15,235. The money which the county
receives as its share Of the license
fund goes for the upkeep of the coun.
ty roads,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-23
MRS. M. F. JOHNSTON
TO GIVE ADDRESS

An address by Mrs. NJ F. Johnston
will feature the opening night pro-
gram Of the American Artists exhi-
bit at the high school gallery next
Friday evening. This was announced
by Mrs. Paul Comstock, president Of
the Art Association today Mrs. Com
stock further announced that the op-
ening would be an informal one and
that no extended program would be
arranged. The gallery will be open
to the public at o'clock