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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-12
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CHICAGO.

UNION STOCK YARDS, H., July
12.-Hogs: Receipts $4,000, market
&C lower, mixed and butchers $4,000
1910, good heavies $9.55@10.2o, rough
heavies $9.30@9.5O, light sS.40@1O.00,
pigs $S.75@9.6o, bulk Of sales $1,000
1905.
Cattle: Receipts $4,000, market
steady, beeves $825@9.00, cows and
heifers $4.O0@9.25, stockers and feed
ers $5.s5@lS.5O. calves $9.50@12.00.
Sheep: Receipts $4,000, market
steady, natives and westerns $500
$40, lambs $725@11.00.
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CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, o.. July 12.-Hogs:
Receipts $500, market slow. packers
and butchers $9.65@9.s5, pigs and
lights s6,50G9.90.
Cattle Receipts 500, market slow,
steers $5.50G7.S0.
Sheep: Receipts 600, market slow,
lambs lower
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to the public in general, and
especially to the police and fire de-
partments, city officials, Starr Piano
Co., James A. Carr. American Seed.
ing Machine Co., Richmond Palladium,
Penny club, car repair men, Doan and
Klute, and all who furnished auto
mobiles. flowers and music; Rev. Sto-
vail and his many kind remarks and
for all the kindness shown to us dur
ing the death of our beloved husband
and father.
Mrs. Elmer Stevenson and Family.
12-1t
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PRODUCE

Corrected Daily by Edward Cooper
Old chickens. dressed. paying 20 to
&c.
Country butter, paying zoe to 22c;
selling Csc to 30c
Eggs, paying zoe, selling Csc.
Country lard. paying 13c, selling 1Sc
Creamery butter, selling 35c.
New Potatoes, selling s1.75 bushel.
Spring chickens. dressed. paying
30c; selling, Csc.
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Corn. paying 6S@70c.
Middlings, $2S.
Oil meal. $3.50.
Bran, selling. $500.
Salt, $3.50 ton.
Tankage, $500 ton.
COAL QUOTATIONS

Corrected by Hickman & Nef0th).
Anthracite, chestnut, $S.65, anthra,
cite. stove or egg, $40; Pocahontas,
lump or egg. $500, mine run. $3.50;
slack, $4.c0; Winifred lump, $3.50:
Campbell's lump, $40; Kanawha
lump, $3.50; Indiana lump, $500;
Hooking Valley lump, $3.50: Jewel
lump, $4.75; Yellow Jacket lump
$4.75; Tennessee LUMP. $500; coke all
sizes, $500; nut and slack, $3.50;
Jackson, $5.75; Kentucky lump. $4.75:
Winfred washed pea, $4.25.
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INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July Il
Hogs: Receipts 10000, ma. ket 25c
lower, best hogs $1,000, heavies $500,
pigs $700@9.60, bulk Of sales $3.50.
Cattle: Receipts 100, market
steady, choice heavy steers $3.50
1000, light steers $7.50@9.50. heifers
$6O0@9.25, cows $5.25@7.50, bulls
S5.O067.0O, calves $5.00@12.00
Sheep and lambs: Receipts 400,
market steady. prime sheep $6.25,
lambs $725@8.50.
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CARD OF THANKS

4 y tk1O COp1C OI IVIOIIuOuU
/ desire to express to all citizens my
keen appreciation Of the many acts OF
kindness and consideration received
by me following the death Of my hus-
band, Elmer Stephenson, q police Of
ficer. No words Of mine can express
my gratitude TO have had such
friends has lessened the deep pain of
my bereavement
MRS. THERESA STEPHENSON.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE
CLOSINGQUOTATIONS

American Can, 521a.
American Locomotive, 81.
American Beet Sugar, 90%.
American Smelter, 91H.
Anaconda, 79H.
U. S. Steel, com, S4A.
U. S. Steel. pfd., 117%.
Atchison, 104%.
Ct. Northern, pfd.. 11SA
Lehigh Valley, 7Sh.
N, Y. Central. 1031a.
No. Pacific, 111H.
So. Pacific, 971z.
U. Pacific, 1873.
Pennsylvania, 57k.
Bethlehem Steel, 435.
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CINCINNATI PRODUCE

Butter: Creamery whole milk extra
3ihc, centralized extra 20: do firsts
25k; do seconds 22k; dairy fancy
&c.
Eggs: Prime first, 23h, first %;
ordinary first % seconds zoe! duck
% cents
Poultry: Broilers TX lbs 22624,
broilers over Y lbs. 26c, ROSTERS lie;
hens, lbs. and over 16c, under lbs.
Is cents.
Potatoes: Eastern Cobbler $2756
800 bbl., Southern $1256140 per
9O-lb sack.
Sweet Potatoes-A!abama sells at
$1.00@1.25 per hamper
Tomatoes: Texas sell at 500 75c
per 4-basket crate. Home grown,
$2.5O@3 90 per crate
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WESTERN MEN MAKE
TRIP IN CHEVROLET

Two San Francisco young men, who
are making trans.continental auto
mobile trip from San Francisco to
New York in Chevrolet car, stopped
at the central garage yesterday after
noon at 4:50 o'clock. The trip is be-
ing made for the purpose of advertis-
ing Chevrolet automobiles and Nc
Graw tires. The men left Los Angeles
July /, and will stop for two weeks
in New York. The return trip to
San Francisco will be made by north
ern route, through Buffalo and Chi
cago
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CHICAGO CASH

CHICAGO, July 12-Wheat No. 2
red Sill. No. hard winter Sill.
Corn: No 2 white S01s, No 2 yellow
sou, No. white 49, No yellow
79A. Oats: No. white 40h, stand.
ard 42A 042H.
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BLICk Mobiles nine
(BULLETIN.)

At 1882 this morning, information
was given out to the effect that Joe
Hill, star first baseman of the Elk
club. probably would not be able to
participate Sunday and that the Elk
kaysee game is not certainty Blick
Eggemeyer, it is understood, will hold
off the battle until the full strength
of the B. P. o. e. garrison has been
mustered In.
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CINCINNATI GRAIN

CINCINNATI, July 12.-Wheat: No.
2 red winter $1,14@116; No. 8,
S1.106113. Sales two cars.
Corn: No. 2. white S3@s9k; No
yellow S3@S31s; ear S1@S3.
Oats: No. 3 mixed 41642.
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CARD OF THANKS.

My sons and l desire to express
our very sincere thanks to our friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy at the time Of the death of
my wife, Susan B. Highley, and their
mother.
Henry H. Highley and Sons.
12-1t
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, July 12.-Butter Re
ceipts 1885 tubs; firsts, 25k@
Eggs: Receipts 21,275 cases, firsts %
@22k. Live poultry: Chickens tic;
springer 21@25c. roosters, 12c Pota.
toes: Receipts so cars; Wisconsins
$1,000
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ODD FELLOWS TAKE
CHAIRS AS OFFICERS

Officers we're installed at the meet
ing of the Oriental Encampment %,
!. 0. 0. F., last night Decision on the
proposed lodge picnic was postponed
until the next meeting.
The newly installed officers are:
Henry Mason, chief patriarch; Harry
Young. high priest; Charles e. Pot
ter. senior warden; Alexander Martin,
junior warden; George Bishop, scribe;
George Carter, treasurer; George
Maisch, first watch; William Vietze,
ST., second watch; F. Scott Webb.
third watch; Lawrence Handley,
fourth watch; Demas s. Coe, inside
guard; Charles Foulke, outside guard.
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GRAIN
CHICAGO FUTURES
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. July 12-Wheat: Cash
III, December s1,23A Cloverseed:
Cash $s72h, October, sS.92h. Alsike
$3.50. Timothy: Cash $305, Septem.
Der. 1885
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MARION IS SELECTED

CULVER, Ind, July 12.-Marion has
been selected by the state-executive
committee OF the Y. NJ C. AIT its
summer meeting here for--the next
convention, to be held the week be-
fore Thanksgiving.
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PRODUCE
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, July 12.-Live poul-
try, good demand chickens 25@2S,
fowls 49, Butter, steady; creamery
firsts 29@3011. Eggs, barely steady;
"a cents. "
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Soil is being imported to build up
the Pacific island Of Midway, SO COW
pasture can be maintained
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An alcohol lamp provides the heat
in apparatus invented by a Frenchman
to disinfect with steam.
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Gng(nnOs Sd6u(O.

Inter Der lleberIdrift: Die Wobr'
heit ii6er oen Dslttrieg aus fran3ofis
ldem Munoe" beIpri6t bic ~aDIn.
@olts3t9." cine S6rift oes 5rdn5oien
8ertourieur, bic in Der S6Dei3 err
fhienen 1T. Der @erfaKer idrieb oas
Sud pom Ottober 1914 bis Souuar
1916 in Qoris. Gr ertldrt nit Der
gr0Bten Gntidieoenbeit, ipenn bas
frou3JGI6e Bolt Die Dabrbeit err
fobren t0nnte, mibte e. iofort 5rie'
BEN b%eriansen. 0eutfhIdno fei i6uIos
los am 9riege. Die 6ouptidulo tra'
qe GnQlano, oas ZEN &rieq felt Sahren
porbereitet babe. Qaes 0ereoe iiber
ben oeuti6en Militarismus fei fdoma
80, oenn Der frdn3ofide WiiIitaris'
mus fet minbeiten8 ebenIo entlpidelt
pie Der beutIhe, Der 8erfd1er Der
urteilt in ben Tddriten Worteu ben
engliiden Gooismus. Der in a0ni8
Goudrb p~ertorpert ipdr. Neben Die
fem tpdr DeIooTe Ter 3tpeite Berbres
der an Den 00Itern Guropds, nab
reno q~}oincare, ourd) ietnen mabtos
fen Gbrgei3 onoeItodeIt, nit berpubs
ter Qbiibt Den 8riegsge0anten in
frdntreid ndbrte. in Der !9offnung,
ourh ben 9riog gum btttatorif6en
8eberriher Der fran3off6en Republit
gu msroen. Gran'reih iei bas Opier
Q~ren3snlpTer 3Guidun9en unb SIRE
fiibrun9en. Der @erfa1Ier OsrIdngt
0arum nit Der qr0btsn GntThieoens
belt, 0oB Trontreid nit 9eutIhIan0
5rieoen Thliebe. Sebt lei 5rauts
reid no6 oa5u in he Gage. aber bieis
Tonne I'D raid Gnberu. 5rantreih
peroe fib baIo erTh6pfen. uno bann
peroe ss imlner msbr gum StloOen
Gnlonos.
Tie r9oin. goIts3tg." meint. Der
9aa Der Wobreit 1T in JrnntrsidJ
nod nitt etngebrohen. unb cine Der
0ffentli6ung Dis Die oorli9enoe 1T
bo6itens ein sritsr 2idti6ein, INNER
bin 1T es elm gepiFer 9roft. bab IS
Bel s~inselnen Qsuten gu odmmsrr Be-
qinnt. Tie treitere Gntnidiung mars
ten mir in Rut Oh.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22

glen, fab ben Siegespiqen, ole title
Gntf6loTenbeit. bic Gnttcbrun9en, oen
Samples unb Spfermut. Wie emit
iber Saulus, aus Dem Elm 9aulus
purbe, lam es ou ploblih iiber i'm.
Sin &aufh! Die jungsr, ftarter
Mein unb neue Sueeno gdbrte es in
ieinen 4bern. Sn Berlin, no er ii6
itsute, fab er Waai nur nod einmuI
gang flihtig - in G6meiterntrudt.
Sbr @rOBobeim, Elm alter @ebeimrnt
batte ibr bo3u perholfsn.
glun lag er ihon felt @ohen ar
Der Nisne, ubpe6ielno i'm S6iiben
graben unb in Den llnterftdnoen, tlei
men, pm Der 9ruppe isIbit qebuuten
8~lotbitten. Gs NOR ge9en @benb. bic
2uft regenfeu6t, Die Strabe elm toti.
ger Bret. Sings I'm i'm fhnnrdten
fe ale nab barter 5o9e5fron; nur CT
tonnte hette ni6t Sen Gdlaf finben.
Orouben Der eint0ni1e S6ritt Der
Nafe; BON ferne bas oumpfe 0rolen
ser GeidiiBe, ME Elm db5isbenoes &c
pitter!
Gr 3oq einen 8rief aug Der 3afhe,
ben er INNER tpieoer unb ipieoer eeie
len. WdIi gratulierte ibm oarin gu
feinem 0reibigiten 0eburt8tdq. 8as
mar qeitern eelpefen - i'm Shiibens
gro6sn! 0as 6eitmabl geIbIiter Sped
uno ihnar3es 8rot on3u Elm
Sflud Gaffee! Dor einem Sobr
bate er i'm i'm &reiie ieiner .6reun0e"
aefeiert, nit u~nerbortsn 0etitdtefen.
1S47sr MoutonsR otbI6ilo unb 50
bdnnisberqer bon 1912. Bier bon ben
Sebn 9erren iener 21felrunbe paren
f6on 9%efalen ooer iaper peripunoet,
elmer permibt. Qle pdren iie ldngi'
i'm 5e.os.
8erbattene, bod ehte 2eioenidoft
3~ittterte ibm aus ibrsu 3eilen beiB emit
gegen. 0etiblte 6lammen! Gle i6il
oerte ben Orb zines ilngen SFfi3iers.
Dem ie bic 4ugen 3ugeoriidt. Gin.
fod, pbne Diet Worte! 0ela Elm
pra6tmeib mar Ie oohl Cine tiefe
Gebniuht nab t6rer Gimme, ibreiH
!6dar, ME er tie ME %empfun0en. na9tt
in Ieiner 9ruit. Wenn er bier fiele -
ibm niiroe es nidt 70 dut, odb lie ibnl
Die Qugen 3uorudte! Sebsn 1ao
tonnte ibn bic 9u9ef treiFen - poey
nod fdIimmer, ibn pertriippeln. Ser
hattie sr bann I'm iih2 8s3abltC
Wietlinge, Wiirbe tie niht 3urIdbe.
ben Dor Dem 9ruppel2 uno ndbrenr
tie rings umer in Der oumpfen, fsuht-
pnrmen Quft I6narhteu, 3og iein gan.
ses Qeben an i6m porlber. Sn oieier
Ra6t beI6lob er, Gin 3sitomeut 81
ibrsn 0uniteu 3u modem. 9as pol
oas minoeite, pds sr ibr fduIbete.
.I~el0Ia3arstt g..
Weine teure Wdni,
8eim Sturm duf Gb babe ID
cine lei6te Qrmpunbe srpiidt. ii0ri
gsns nur an linter. 81 fhon pieo.I
i'm 6eilen. Q6er man miro mid mob
ndditsns 3ur Grfoluug auf 6eimur
loub Ihi6eR. Gar gu qerne modtI
i'd Did Damn iehen. Ober mub ID
oasu nod Ibrn tommen2 Wir mol
len uns ndmli6, Dsrns Dir rett II
Gin tib6en .rieostr3usn Iafsn. S6ol
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feines 4aIenners.

ltl4ltS Ou4tllutlS-
Sur 3eeitunoe fam Wani. fpte jeben
Sonndbeno uno Mittpod). Meun tie
bes Nbenos ni6t ipieIen mubte, oiniers
ten tie nod 3peimal in Der Wo6e aue
iammen. 8orher rubte er iih Elm ba!s
beg Stiino6en aus, nit Der 3igarrs
unb elmer s3eiti6rift. Nu6 benz See
niiroe heute Der 6edtlebrer tommen.
Elm Meiiter ietnes 6n6es uno auberoen
por5ii9Iiher 8iaaroipieIer, nit benz
er q~elp0bnlih nod cine Sordmbola6e
madte. 0ofur Ifentte er iiA beute
bos 5ennis. g.n Qbeno fano bic
lebte grobe 9remiere Der a~bIterbenbes1
Saifon itutt. Die Iutpfabrt uno bes
5otels0iner nit Dem Baron 8irgIin
uno feiner onerliebIten Srau mubten
alio 5iemliA fur5 ~ausfallen.
&ur3 nab flint (unpinttlih tpie i'm
mer) belt Dotlis 9rofd)te Dor rem
portol. Gr blitte BON @aItonFeuiter
aus berunter. Welh e~nt5idenoe 81
our ie bate. ipeIh rethe5. blonbes
6odr - uno biefe bamenhofte Sin
fq6beit. Man mertte bic MbTtum=
mung aus gutter 6amiIie. Nrm unn
~anItGn0i9 - mn Elm mittleyes 8Ih-
nentaIent! @eim erItca Mnblit f6or
= tie Ipielte cine feline Rpne i'm
QzSbedter - bate er fir ons feline
Weien Gnmpatbie empfunoen. Sid
ibr gu ndbern, mar ni6t Ieidt gene
fen. Sect liebte tie i'm nit Der un=
ThuIbigen 2eioenf6aft elmer tiefeg
Ieigung. Qber Oos gerabe sri6reete
i'm. Seine friberen 0erbdltn;Fe bat.
ten 0elo QefoItet - ober dues nor
tlar uno gerablinig 9etpefen. Siei'
bo bate nab langem Bitten bic Helms
Mobnung be3ogen, bic er ibr einriAa
tete. Natiirli9 bottle lie, bab er zines
Cages oas r0erbdltni8" legdliIierer
tpiirbe; uno Ii6erli6 bate lie Itf aud
in bieie SteQung nit ibrer. porne6m.
rubi9en Qrt pradtoou geFugt. 4be1
nur ni6t bnsi Gr lieB fjd ni6t rein
fanqen," ipie er oos bel dn0eren &c
iehen. SIN Winter pom Giioet
aus ponte er breden, ehe es 81
fpdt mar. Gine ldngere 3eiIe foat
ibn befreien.
NIs er Ild] qsrd0e gu oiefer HeiT
anffidte, brad Der arieg uus. 6
bate ME geoient, re9en Der 2ungen
erpeiterung 0amaIs. Dauerno IN
tougli6! Sid freipiGig gu Iteuen
bate er teine QuIt. 3rob Der auf
Itiirmenoen 8egeiItsrun9 rings UNI ib'
Der beb;slt er ieinen .tublen" aopi
gr buntte ii6 benn bod gu gut gun
&an~onenfutter, CAB itatt feines 8lute
aber bel 0elo Der, betsiiigte ii9 a
mebreren Sreanii1tionen, trat in Der
fdieoene Nusihu6s stn. 9oh merit
er, oQB man Jpn aumdhlid liber bt
I6iel anblidts. 6ie uno ba borte {
fpibe gemertungsn. Die Glteren Ser
rem uno Die S5rauen tonntsn bns behe
beioreen - iungs Mdnnsr geborten a
oie ffrpnt. Den .annds" 9laubt
man i'm nidt - sr, oas llrbilo NOT
~befuabrter Strait, Elm flotter Reiter un
Sportsmonn! Qnfangs eIitt bo
oues Don ibm ob. Nad uno roc
f6Gmts sr f6. Cir einsn ausi6u
reiits Ct oonn zines Sngss mad 9el
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Yebenskanfler.
sii;,e BON @nbert Iii9.

Ons Qeben mar ibm Elm fh6nes.
tdgIid erreutes Set. Die grobe Rente
uno bic title 8etsiIigung an Der 8ants
firma, bic Den Rdmen Ieines ieliaea
Iaters ttug. erIaubten ss ibm. 81
teilte Grid MobIsemut iein 9afein
ipeiie in 9eiitieen unb lsibIiasn @enu5
Elm. Gin bIobss SdIemmeroafeia
oosr Der Sport alsin aeniieten i6nl
nidt.
Oes Morgsns frub rift er in Sen
SierearteE ooer in Den 9runetpa!S.
Sm Winter betpeste er feline beibta
pruatuolIen 9dule in Der eroBsn 8abn
bes Wietftalss, in benz lie in penfion
~itanbeu. Damn nabm er fein Bah,
cine raffiR;erte Wifduns esipiT,1
Gfen3en nit 2oInif6em WaFer, lieb
fi4 bon feinem 0isner abreiben, trant
gum ~5peiteu WaIs feline SaFe 3affee.
rubte etpos unb ipibmete fi6 barauf
fstnsr 8ibliotbet, Ole burtous erIten
Ran9es mar.
Damn fam Der v2un6" an Die R.ibe,
gu Dem er nur felten 9Gite luo. Der
Wormtttag mar ibm beilig tpie alien
getitis resen Taturen. @u6 oas
Ghen par ibm Elm @enub, Sen er ME
ubertrieb, fdon UNI ii1 Die 6iqur au
erbalten. oie ihlante. bobe @eitaIt, aui
bic er 10 itol3 mar. Die bide @iener
3o4in-ein pabres Supel-besablte
er gIdn5eno. lieb ii6 fosar nit Se.
tpubtiein bon ihr beiteblen. Gr I6dbte
bic Oiterrei6ifde Slide Defenders bod,
bic er bur6 Barrier unb erotifde Sc
rt4te mad mitgebrabten Re3epten Der.
po1tommnete.
nIQe beoeuten0en 2euten aben germ
uno gut" tpur elmer ieiner 2eitIGse.
nWtan muB burd 8erfeineruna ons
terrible 8eoiirfnis in Die geiitige
Spbdre erbeben."
Natiirlih entIpr f iein Weinteaer
Der Slide uno Der 8ibliptbet. 4ber
aud i'm Srinten belt er MaB, tpte in
alien anberen Oingen bes Oaieirs.
n5re6en uno iuufen lit nidt nur ges
mein, fonoern pertiir5t aud bas Sc
ben uno perurfa6t &ranfbsiten. 4bsr
genieben madt ntdt qenein - ieoens
fails bat eS 9oetbe anbers CEMENT"
Rad benz 6riibiiid piomete er f6
Ieiner 9Oit. Puntt Elm ubr, i'm Winz
ter erit gegen 5pei, eri6ien feline Setre.
tdrin, Der er feline 8rieFe oittier.e, hie
iie Damn na6 Dem S%tenogromm dbs
ttppte. 4u6 belt lie feline 8ibliottet
in Sronune. fiibrte oeren 8ataIoe uno
feline Ginnabmes unn MusgabebiiAer,
Die Wdf6ez un0 &letoerIiten. 0enn
aud BARN bielt er itrenge Srbnung.
Gr lteB ii6 II i'm tleinen beiteblen.
Ssinen 9ebensplan bate er iid eez
nau bor9.3ei9net. Sn 5ebn Sabren
etpa, tpenn er iih benz Gnoe Der 0reis
bigger ndberte, uno bic 2ebensluit in
rubigere 8abnen glitt. polte er ii9
cine 5rau nebmen = aipifhen flint
unbatpan3ig uno breibig etpa. @or=
nsbmbeit, Qnmit (ppr S6onbeit fiirds
tete er ii4) unb Elm erOberes 8ermos
gen, einige 9lu9kit unb ni6t gu piel
9eiit paren feline 8%eoin9ungsn. ST.
genopo in Oeutf9lano poer i'm Iuss
lanoe miiroe er Elm foldes Weib fin
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6urd Sport unb MdBigteit erboItenen
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22

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Der GOloIuher i'm Sabre 1898 25.'
900 GinDobnsr 3dblts, lit Ole 9sp0I'
tsrung bsuts auf stpa 1000 5%uIan'
mengei4rumpit,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
0ein fir INNER.

q. 9. man bat mir bas IhparSs
meibe gdnohen 1egebsn pirtIit
unoer0ient, Nnbere boben mebr Mn.
red)t borauf. llebriqens freue i1 mid
duf oas Qenosnitiid. a la finunciere,
oas mir meme oide pc,ot gu Soufe
MAIDEN niro. 9abe Die arantentoit
fatt."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22

INN meme @roBtuiine Mnnemarie gu
Grqern mo ihren bitten 8ommer3iens
rat, bic iif fhon fir ibre ainoer als
meife Grben trdumten. 8eioe fam
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DID babe! 49,.
Tein fir INNER.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-17
JOHN BULL AGAIN
COMES BORROWING
New British Lean of $3.50 .0eo goo VIII
BE Placed In Few Weeks. Secured
BY American Stocks.

New York. Oct. IA new $780,
600, 900 British loan will be fioated in
this country within the next few
weeks. it was learned today from a
man closely associated with the
negotiations. The loan will be di-
rect obligation of the British govern
ment. and probably will be officially
announced shortly before or after
election.
The preliminary negotiations be-
tween the bankers in this country in
connection with the loan have been
practically completed. and the plan
is understood to await only official
approval by the British government
The fact that election is close at hand
may tend to delay Official announce
ment.
The terms of the new credit will
be practically the same as In the last
British loan. which was fioated In
August. 1t will be backed by Ameri-
can securities and other foreign
securities. The present loan interest
rate and the price at which 1t will
be offered to the public. il Is under
stood. will be similar to that of the
last British loan. That loan bore
interest at the rate of s per cent 1t
was offered for subscription at 90 and
underwritten at 80. The yield on
that loan was a little better than Ia
per cent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-17
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
anniversary TONIGHT
Celebration VIII BE Most Elaborate
Ono In History of the
Organization.

Featured by good speaking and an
excellent musical program. the If
tieth anniversary OF the Richmond
typographical Union will be cele-
brated tonight in the Masonic Temple.
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged for the occasion and the golden
anniversary Is expected TO be a huge
success.
The principal address of the even
ling will be delivered by DR.. Doug
las Freeman. w. B. Freeman, chair
man of the committee on orange
ments. will have a few remarks to
make, while c. p. Harwood, presi-
dent Of the union, will deliver the
address of welcome.
The program committee is COM
posed of Walter B. Freeman. chair
man; Ira B. Priddy, secretary: John
e. Brunette. Clarence P. Harwood,
j. Clarence Birchett, Aubrey H. Hern-
don, Clarence E. Jackson. George A.
Jennings and Thomas l.. Webster.
These committeeman have worked
hard over the program and credit ga
lore is due them for the excellent
work done. The program this year
is one of the most elaborate ones in
the history of the organization.
The official program follows:
/. Remarks by chairman of COM
Ullttee w. Il. freeman
2. Address of welcome,
President G. 2. Harwood
8. Quartet, Spring Song. Pinsuti
4. Baritone solo. The Rosary"
-Nevin
Mr.. Bryant
. 5. Duet. II Live and Love Thee"
-Campana
Mrs. Bowman and Mr. Tucker.
6. Soprano solo. "A Birthday Song"
-Woodman
Mrs. Reinhardt
Z. Address. Some Printers Secrets"
Douglas S, Freeman
8. Quartet. "Millers Wooing"
flaming
.. Contralto solo. Just Awearyin'
for You" .............B Bond
Mrs. Bowman
10. Duet, La CT Darem la Mano."
Mozart
Mrs. Reinhardt and Mr. Bryant.
IL. Tenor solo. I'm Old Madrid"
-Trotere
Mr.. Tucker
L. Quartet "F'airest Daughter" from
"Rigolet,o' Verdi
Quartet: Soprano. Mrs. Frances West
Reinhadt: contalto. Mrs. j K Bow
man. tenor. r. Lynn Tucker; BARI
tone, H. D. Bryant; accom- PIANIST,
Shepherd Webb.