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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-29

Cine patriotiIdhe @sTeIlI9oft aber
botte ii9 sebiloet, ipel9e iid .SObne
Der Srsibsit" nannte, unb bsrsn Mits
sIieber es iib Sur 9luFsabe modten,
fernsrbin bic Re9te Der @meritonsr
britiTden usbersrifTen ssseniibsr ou
berteioisen. 4u9 bic SoItuns Der
ameritunii6en 9ouTleute lpor febr
be3eidnenb. Die @robbGnbler unb
SmpOrteure BON Nslp gort, Bottom,
Pbilabelpbin unb nnosren Stdoten
psrbanben iid feisrIid, feline Waren
mebr aus Gnglano Su be5ieben, bis
Sie StempeIntte ipioerrufen fei.
Sn England trot nun elm Inns
I6ipung elm. Sin GROCER 2eil Der
ensIif9en Sobritanten unb gambler
Ttanb olf ieiten Der Qmsritoner, tpenu
aud nibt gerobe aus Re4tsgefiihI,
Tonoern lpobl mebr besbalb, neil lie
ben 8erIuit an @elb fiibIten. Sel6It
berporrogsnbe StnutsmGnner, unter
ibnen Der srOBte feiner 3eit, Dm.
pitt, garl Of Chatham, perteioi9ten
bic So9e Der omeritanii9sn &olos
nien in Der tuGrmften Weiie.
glnoere itimmten Oefn groben pitt
BEL, unb am 18. NGra 1866 tpurbe
bic per6abte StempeIotte formIia
pioerrufen, o6er um bic 2ories ni9t
allauIebr Dor ben &opf Su ftoben,
purbe nadtrGgIid 'binausefiist, bas
parliament babe Elm Hebt, niiber Die
&olonien in allen Stiiden binoenbe
@enolt au ii6en". GnsIon0 sob olio
feline 5orberung, 9lmerito Su be-
lteuern, bur6ous ni9t auf. 9lu4
rouerte bic 6reube iiber ben @ibers
ruT ber Stempslotte nibt Ion9e, benn
| neue unperIddmte porlnmentss8ers
| fii9unsen riefen bon nsuem ben Germ
Der &olonilten iuo9, unb in Bottom
tam es fogor. ols BON Salifar aus
engtiT1e Sruppen in bic Staot ,ges
I6idt nuroen, nm ben 9eIeBen 9es
borIam gu berIbofien, Su einem
@ultsoufItanb. bel bem es msbrere
Sote sob.
9(m Gage bieIes n9lutbabes bon
Bolton" batte 2orb Rortb i'm britis
| lI6sn parliament es bur9seieBt, bob
| IGmtli9e Steuern ouf nod Qmerita
importierte Woren aufgebo6en ipurs
ben, nit Gusnobme Der Steuer auf
See. 2ebtsre Steusr blieb, Inn gu
Seigen, bab GnsIanb elm Redt babe,
9lmerita gu beiteusrn. SOfort ober
perpfli6teten ii6 bic &aufIeute uns
| tereinunber, bob iie pObI anbere @a'
rem BON Gnglonb be5ieben piiroen,
ober teinen See, unb spor 10 Ianse
nidt, bis bebinsungsIpie 3ollfreibeit
sarantiert Jet.
Die amerifoner touften alio teis
men See bon ben gngldnbern, tuie es
beI6lpIIene Sobe mar. Der Sees
banbeI @ngIanbs ober lag in ben
SoGnben Der SitinSii9en &ompanls;
es mar ibr Monopol. Sieie &om'
punis, fpel9e einen seipaItisen polt'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-29

hersessben su perben. Sbr &ern'
punt beftanb borin, oob bic Seee
2obung bss 9ampfers ~Oartmoutb"
DON ols Mobapt Sn6ioner pertleis
beten 8oloniIten ii6er 9orb getpors
fen ipuroe.
gla9 benz am a. September 1774
in 9bilobeIpbiu obseboltenen Sons
oreb Der &oIonieu, auf ipel6em Bee
fonbers potrid Senrb ben gtut Der
RoloniIten bur9 feline gIiibenoe Be
rebIamteit entflommte. bro4 bas Ses
ipitter los, bas iid1 bonn enblih, na4
beftigen aGmpfeu nit ben gngIGns
BERN, auf bem bentpiitoieen aongreb
in philadelphia i'm Sabre 1776 ent'
Tub un6 bic annobms Der llnabbdns
gigteitsertlGrung am 4. SuIi 5ur
6olse bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-29

9OrT6IGse. ober fe siusen Our9.
0es Ieurisen 5snrp IsiOeni9nitli9e
un9 binreibenbs @ersoiamteit unb
Siibnbeit errang ben Steg.
Sm Ropember 1865 foIlte bas
StempeIseiss in &roft treten. S3On
tpGbreno bes Sommers iporen groBe
8orrdte bon Gtempelpapier in @ng.
lamb nusefertist unb mad amerita
peri5ifft iporoen. gtber ipsl9es
S9idIal bntte basIeIbe? Sn Tep
YOrt tuuroen sebn aiIten poll nit
9eI9tug beIe9t unb unter bem 3us
lauf grober Wenidsnmeugen offent'
lid Serit0rt. Sn Bolton tpurbe bas
Papier oui bic Stroben seiporfen
ober perbraant. @anSe S6iffslns
bungen puroen tpisoer nod Gngs
Lamb suriidTpebiert. Sn Connecticut
entginseu bic Stempslbeomten nit
tnopper glot benz Strid.
Der erite ylopember fpuroe ala Elm
5rauertns i'm >san5en 2anbe gefeiert.
Die 2Gben iparsn esl6loIien, bic
S5obnen ouf Solbmoit seSossn, bic
9Ioden Iiebsn SrouergeIGuts srtOnen
unb Die 8iIbsr Der llrbeber Der Stems
pelatte fpuroen gum Spott burd BIZ
Strabsn sstrassn unb SuItbt Der'
6ranRt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-29

Gnsrsie oufSuIebnen; bieImsbr be-
f9rdntt ii9 beuts eine fdpa6e, se>
fiigise Resierung Oorauf ni9tsias
sgn6e proteitnoten o65uIaTen, BON
henen Iie i'm 8oraus psiB, bnb iis
init !Sobnld9eln in ben Papiertorb
sefporfen iperoen.
@s ieien i'm 5olsenben bic llebsrs
oriffe Der GnglGnber ben ameritanis
fden 9oloniitsn segeniiber, Sis
fbIieBli9 our Offenen GmpOruns unb
MISUNDERSTANDING fiibrten, in
fur5en llmriIien SuInmmeneefnBt.
9unGhft poren es Die ffon ins II.
sSSnbr6unoert 5uriidoutierenoen Naui'
ontionsatte. luel4e ben SnnOel Der
3olonien in bobem Wlobe beeintrGfs
tigten uno beI9r6nttsn, uno ourdj
lDeItbe bos gIufbliiben oss 2nnoes
yebr 9sbinoert puroe. 0ur6 einG
bieIer purIomentsntte iuurOe ben
ameritaniIdeH SoIonien niht nur
fur5peg perboten. lolthe glrtitel gu
fobri3ieren, nit tpel9en Iie ben Gng'
Idnoern in fremoen WGrtten Sona
frrrsnS maiden tOnHteu, icnoern e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-29

Sur9 eine 9ltte bonn Sabre 1850
puroe ben @merilonern perbpten, in
ibrsm 2anbe GiIengieBereien gu er=
ri6ten; gang Defenders nod purbe
ibntn bic @nfertisung bon Stabl=
poren unterin9t; e6enlo bas 5dIIeu
bon Sonnen, auber an einse5duntsn
PIGBen. 9lIle foI4e 0taBregeln absr
purosn bon cen 9lmeritonern nls
gsOriiduns. ia Spronnsi ungeIeben.
Die erite formeIle @rtlGruns bes
porIaments, in ueI9er bic 2l6ii9t
ausgefprOden purbe. bic 9oIonien gu
belteuern, ipuroe i'm Sabre 1854
obgeseben. Der ariee nit ben Jrons
5oisn unb ben Sn6ionern ipnr Ipeben
bssnoist uno es berri9te nod grobe
2tufreeung i'm 2onoe. glm 10. MGr5
nobm ous Sous Der @emsinen einen
Yei6Iub an. iueI9er iagte, bab es
gang in Der Orbmng iei. ben Solos
nien setpiTIe StempeIgebiibren aufs
5ulegen. 3usIei9 erFuhr mon aud.
cab bic MiniIter cine 9eIebssporIase
porbereiten uno in Der nG9fen Pars
lomentsIibuus einbrinsen piirbsn,
peIde oieien @runbIaB entbalte.
Sobnlo bieIe Mtobreeel betonnt
puroe, sei9te iit oIIentboI6en eine
erobe Grbitterung in glmerito. Yos
litiihe Yeriommlun9en puroen abge=
baItsn unb BON IsiosnI9nftli9en Rebz
nern onoeIeuert. Sie 3eitunsen i'm
Qnnoe erbieIten fait nihts ols
@riinoe gseen bic bsabiihti9te 9ur9s
fiibrung Der Yeiteuerung. 5oit in
ieoer Stoot ipurben 8eIdIiiiIe 9egeu
bic WoBuabms erboben. unO proteIte
sssen bic SanoIunsspetie bes pars
lomcnts abgele9t. So. es pureen
uou ben 8oIonien 4gsnten mad
GngIunb seididt Inn bic 9lnnabme
eines ioldeH perbaBten 9eIeBes NIT
oller Wadlt Su bintertreiben.
SEPT trat eine 8enouns Elm. .Tie
2lmeritoner ipuren nibt penig iibers
rnIbt, uub ibr 9rimm ipurbe bur6s
aus MIDI oebdmpft. ols bic Minii.er
gang tottbIiitig ertlGrtsn: bic nmsris
laniI6en SoIonien folltsn bic &riesss
toiten fir ben iosben beenbetsn &risg
nit ben SranSoIen unb Snoidnern
trnseu. Die glmsritoner mn6tsn bo.
ssgen ssItsnb: Gs fei GnsIanbs
Yfli9t sstpefen, feline Probin5sn gu
oerisioiasn; au6 baitsu bic SoIonien
in bsr ariegfiibrung @nslnnb iunder
bcigsItonoen uno fein Opfsr ssIdsut;
suoem Iei @n0lanb fir feline 8er<
luTte mebr als rei9Ii9 entIhGbiet
iporben nur9 bic Gbtretung bon aas
nobo; es bonoIc Iib bierbsi ober tpes
niger um bos 9elo, ols um Redte.
ipslhe iie gu psrIitrsn iiir9teten; i'm
5nIle zines neusn arisgss niirben Iie
Tidl feIber fdiiben.
0o9 alIe Rsmonitrntionen Der 3os
lonien baIfen ni9is. 90 ipuroe benn
bonn parliament 4nfongs WlGr5 1865
bic beriihtiste uno perbnbte Stenl'
pelotte nngenommsn. Sir ben gei'
Itesseii6rteR aOnis Gsors srtIdrts Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-29

tif6en Ginflub ousiibts, batts erobe
8erluIte oabur9 srlitten, boB bic
ameritaner ni1t msbr ibre Seetons
Iumenten poren. Sept bob bas Pars
lament ouf einmal ben 9lusfubr3oll
ouf, pel9er bisber auf benz BON
Gnglonb tommenoen See gerub.
6atte, Obne 3psifsl, -um Der Siiiuoi.
i6en &ompanie Gelsgerbeit gu fhafs
fen, ibre @orrGts los gu peroen. Dos
eur9 aber iphrbe Der See foit um bic
6Glfte billiger. Der 9srr Winiiter
re9nete nun bnrauf, bic sutmiitigsn
ameritaner fpiirbsn gang obne gers
ba6t unb Murren ibren eisensn Ginz
fu6r3on be5ablen, fObnlo bieier bill
liee See ouT ibrsu Martt sebroht
iuerbe. 60 befra9tsts mau einige
S6iffe nit See uno innbte iie naf
amerita, I'm ben SoIoniitsn @slss
aenbeit 5u geben, billisereH Zee gu
frinten, ais IeGbIt bic GnslGnber.
Die S9iffe parsn fir Bottom, Reip
gorf, pbilnoslpbia uno @6arleitoH
beitimmt. Die glmsritaner pubtsu,
onB fie tommen lpirosn uno berei-
teten iid gum gmpfans. glm 18.
Otto6er purbe gu pbiIabelpbia cine
RaIIsnssrfammIung obse6olten, in
ipeI9er beI9loIisn purbe. Der Zee
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-29

Der Gebsnttos Der llnobbdnsis'
feitsertlGrung Io!Ite geraoe bislss
SSsabr lpobl boau ansetqn Iein, bel
6,m GpIts Der Ser. Stauien @rius
nerunsen pa93uruien an all Die nn'
aerebtiateiten uno 8eoriidunsen. bic
unIere @prfabren, bic SoloniIten aus
bsm IL. uub 1S. Sntrbunbert. bon
Seiten @ngIonbs gu erouIoen batten;
eenn bic p0ltsrre6tspiOrisen Ses
fpaItmabrsssln Der Gnglanber, mels
DE beute unTeren Sanoels uno poIts
oertebr nit bem guslunOe fait braf
Icaen, iinb elm ipiirOiees Seitenitud
gu ienen Observation-Disclosures Der
seplonien. 2eiber ober erbebt iid)
beute tein @eorse @oibinstOn, tein
Yotrid Senrp, I'M fid 9eeen bic Nie'
b.rtra6t Der 8ebriider nit Wtut unS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-29

beunIpru9teu nun ras 9Iei9e Redt.
sic beanIpru1ten @srtretung, ipenn
man ibnen Steuern oufIegen iuoIIe.
gtber es ipurbe ni9ts srreidbt. Den
glmeritonern purbe teine 8ertretung
Bel Der 8eiteueruns erlaubt.
Die ben &oIonisn Iditise Ginfubrs
afts, tpel9e bns Parliament i'm Sabre
1913 paiiierte. lpm eigentlid nur elm
Mo9trns au Der oItM RaOisotions=
9ttts (S9iffabrtsatte) bon 1851. Gs
puroe our6 bosIelbe Elm uuberors
bentIi9 bober 3oII auf bic @infubr
bon 3uder, Sirup uni Rum in sie
9olonien seIsst. 9lber tpas NOR bic
Sulse bopon9 grit iuGten bic 3ouf.
leuts Iid bieisr bOben lbsate gu
entsisben, fpGter purbe bos @sIeB
often iibertreten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-29
Die AnHabme der unabbangig;
heitssErhlarnHg.

Der erfe poftipe Sdritt 3iir tt'
binaun9slOIsn unubbGnsistsit ipuroe
BON RorosGuroIinu getbuu. oe'lsn
9rouin3ial.G GongrsB am %. Ipril
l776 Ieinen 8ertretern bic Weiiun9
oob, i'm 8ereine nit ben @ertretern
Ser anoeren &olonien i'm Continent
tals@ongreb auf Grtldruns Der Una
abbGnaiateit binsuptrten. Wlaha9us
ietts folate am anbsren Gage, oes'
alei6en Rbcbe Ssluno uub Nirgi>
nien. Connecticut beuuftrdgte feline
0ertreter, Der unabbdngisteit bei5n'
ftimmen. Gebnli6e 8erfii9uugen
ipurosn BON Ren Sumpibire erlaHen.
Rep SerIsp, penniplOunien. Sscrsio,
Sios@arolina unO Oelaipure ibsrs
lieBen es i6ren 8ettretern, in oieier
Sa6e mad @utbiinten ub3uitimmen.
Warplanb trut @noe Stunt ben pirs
einiI6en 9si9IiiFen tsi. @ilian
sfrantlin, Der Sobn 8enidmin
ErantIin's, als t0nislider 9cuoers
neur bon Iep Serisp. Der BON dlen
aronbsamtsn auIebi umtirsnos, ipur'
be auf 8sfsbI bes @ontinentalsGon'
sreIfes bsrbaftst uno aIs Stdatsse'
fanaener nab Connecticut geIdidt.
Gm 10. Wdi bra9ts Sobn Ioams
oen 9lntrag elm, ben einSeInen Sons
oesperIommIuneen unb Sonpenten
Der 9ereinisten Solonisn dnbeim gu
seben, ie cine Regisrung auf3uiiellen,
ipie Iie mad Der glnii6t ibrer 8er'
treter fir bas Slid un0 bic Siders
belt ibrer WG6ler unh 4msriic's I'm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-29

Die @sreinisten Rolonisn fin6 uno
iOlIen bon Rebtspeseu fein freie uno
unabbGngise Stauten; iis iino o!s
iOIds bes untertbdrsneibes gsgen Die
britiI9e 9rons entbunben, uno alIsr
politii9s @erbano atpiI9en ibnsn
unb 9rObbritanuisn 1T unb foll
sdn3Iih aufsel0It iein". Sobn gtbams
unteritiibts fOslsid oisieu 9tntrug.
lin Jpn unO See bor bem @rp1
9rObbritunnisns su Idiiben. ertbeiIte
Der GonsreB. oeifsn Sibungen nod
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-29

folle ipisber na9 Gnslanb suriidsss
I9idt peroen. aebnli6e @erIomms
Iunsen nurbsn in Bottom unb Nsip
gort abgehalten.
9as Grssbnis bisier 8eidIiiifs
fpor fdIiebli9 bic bstunnte GpiIooe.
bic Iid i'm Serbit 1772 i'm 9Oitoner
Sofsn obTpislte unb unter bem Ro=
men nSbe Bolton Sea pnrtp" ben
annaisn Der @eIhithte einOerleibt
lpurbs. Die Gin5sIbsitn biefer @pi=
fote iinb 5u bstannt, UNI bier ipies
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-29

foIst, am @ormittuss bss 4. SuIi
1776 Die snbsiiItiss abitimmuHg.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fpuree
burd bas einitimmise @otum Der
brsissbn 8OIonisn gum 8eI4Iufs esr
NatiOn erboben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-29

sipedoi,nli9iisn sri4eiusn piitns.
Serislbe puree unsenummen. aber
nidt fir lpsitssbeno ssuus sra4tet.
glm Z. Sunt snblih fOlgts Der tiibas
9irsinier Ri6drO Ssnrp See NIT bsm
antrugs: Der gOnsrsb bsi4Iisbt:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16

circuit, which will be comprised of
only local semi-pro and amateur clubs
will stage games as curtain raisers to
the Richmond games at Athletic park.
Membership of the league probably
will include the Richmond Red Sox.
Richmond Tigers, Natco Independents
and one other local team to be decided
at an organization Wednesday night of
this week. Probably only four teams
will be included in the league make
up.
The Richmond baseball association
has offered use of Athletic park for
curtain raisers to Sunday games. The
plan is to play seven inning game
each Sunday. Teams of the City
league would be booked but every 9TH
or Sunday. The vacant dates will be
open for travelling bookings or games
with Independent teams. ....a
Men interested in the promotion and
organization of the City league are
Manager McCleery,- of the Red Sox.
Herb Stegman, of the Tigers; George
Brehm and Harry Patti of the Rich.
mond baseball club. Representatives
of several amateur and semi-pro clubs
of Richmond had signified their will
ingness to cooperate.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
Women Shrink
From MOdesty
-: Then Suffer
Bear Grievous Ailments Rather Than
Make Conditions
Known.

The subjects of complaints peculiar
to women is delicate one, but 1t is
a plain. duty to let these sufferers
know that most of the arrangements
from which they suffer are due prin-
clpally to nervous debility.
1t Is not uncommon to hear a WON
an say: Il am all run down, so nerv-
Gus and weak" She is suffering from
the modern malady-nervousnes
Many suffering women, influenced by
shrinking modesty, have borne this
glevous condition without complaint
rather than make a personal appeal.
Such women, and they are a legion
in every community, suffer from
headaches, backaches, loss of appe-
lite and sleeplessness. Their spirits
are not the normally happy ones of
their more fortunate sisters. Often,
too, there are spells of nausea, weak
ness or even fainting that make them
feel insecure and to wonder when
they will be embarrassed or even in
danger because of their condition.
Medical authorities say that the
nerves regulate and govern absolute.
ly every process of the body Sever
the nerves leading to the eye and not
only would you not be unable to move
the eye but your sight would be gone
forever. Your nerves regulate the
beating of your heart, one set making
it beat and another keeping it from
racing too fast.
To get at the seat of most trouble
the nerves must be STRENGTHENED
Nearly all functional weaknesses and
disorders can be directly traced to
weak nerves and depleted vitality.
Tanlac, the ideal reconstructiye ton
Is, was designed to strengthen the
nervous system. It has proven in
valuable to both men and women in
cases of stomach, liver and kidney
troubles and catarrhal affections Of
the mucous membranes. Tanlac
builds up the tissues, promotes diges-
ton and proper assimilation of food,
vitalizes the blood and brings back
health and color to, the cheeks and
real sparkle to the eyes.
Tanlac is being especially introduce
ed in Richmond at Thistlethwaite's
drug stores, where its merits are fully
explained by the. Tanlac Man.
Tanlac may be obtained In the fol-
lowing nearby Ohio cities: New Paris.
E. NJ. Kessler; Eldorado, o. H. Mastin:
New Madison, Thomas EWbank; Eat
On, Lake Drug Co.: Camden, J. II.
Bonn; West Alexandria, H. N. Price;
Greenville, Kipp Drug Co, HoIlans-
burg, A. ]. DoWning.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
EARLHAM BIDS
FOR TOP RANK
AT |. C. A. |.

& BY taking majority of firsts in the
weight events and breaking fifty-fifty
in the sprints and runs, Earlham col.
lese track and field team hopes to
take I..C. A. L. initial honors in the
secondary classic at Rose Poly, Terre
Haute. Saturday afternoon.
In the last fourteen I. C. A. l.. meets
the Quakers have been returned vic
tors seven times. They hope to make
1t eight out of Is this year
Wabash, apparently, is the one big
worry of the local collegians In
knute# Caldwell, the Scarlet has a
weight man who will win from Ell
Mills in the discus. The hammerthrow
and shot put should go to the Quakers
along with second out of the discus
hurl
In the field events Rees and Cutrell.
Earlham, should take. firsts in the
broad and high jumps, respectively
Cutrell should land the 100 dash as
: well as runner-up place in the go. In
the longer runs, Earlham will do well
10 break even.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
anglers. Hunt Rivers
As Warmer Days Come

WILLIAMSBURG. md, May To-
Mrs Lude Bond of Richmond. is
spending q few days with her sister.
Mrs Mollie Roberts,. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bond Of Richmond. called on
friends here Sunday. Mrs Edna
Henley took dinner with Franklin
0ler and family sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. E. Todd is entertaining friends
from Marion this week. Miss Cleo
ConkIin of Muncie, spent Sunday visit
ing Miss Georgia Jennings and Misses
Sadie and Gladys Kelley. Mrs. Grace
Study and Thelma, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Ruth Hutti of Dayton. o. 8
Mrs Milton Woolley. spent Monday
with friends in Richmond. -. Howard
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
SENIOR CLASS ROLL
REMAINS IN DOUBT

Although the, complete program for
the high school commencement has
not been announced, the class address
will be delivered, by George r. Goss,
president of De Pauw university, and
diplomas. will be awarded by superin-
tendent ]. T. Giles. The exercises
will be held at the Coliseum Friday
evening, June 2, at o'clock. An
nouncement of the official roll of the
1916 graduating class will not be made
until late this month. The class viii
number approximately 40 members.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
TWO SUITS DROPPED

The suit of e. Benfeldt G Sons
against Charles Bell, demanding s4S
as, mechanics lien, was dismissed
from the circuit court docket this
morning at the cost of the plaintiff.
The complaint filed by the same con-
Germ against George and Mary Brady,
demanding $3.50 as mechanics lien.
was also dismissed at the cost of the
plaintiff
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
DUNING'S
SPORTOSCOPE

Says he didn't appreciate himself
until vest aft.
Sam admitted it in these words:
Say, fellows, l didn't know l was
so good"
Tennis Tips.
Rule H-Don't use the antiquated
expression, serve, It's prepared
ness" now.
If Benny Kauff is to fulfill all of
those nice promises. tbs time that
her were getting commenced, we
thinks.
Yes. Gerald, the kind of gas you
now pay % cents for will be used ex-
clusively by the speedway racers.
Now, Elmer.
Bliek says the Herzogites are rap
idly rounding into mid-season form.
And while the Reds were being
busted by the Phillies. John McGraw
and tribe were taking the sixth
straight up in the Windy City.
Sport News.
Harvard checkers team defeats Cor
nell representatives
You win.
Plumbago is the most important
mineral product of Ceylon, which has
abount one thousand mineA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
BALL WANTS CONTEST

The Glen Miller Athletics have en-
tered the amateur lists and want to
issue a challenge to any and all teams
of their class. M. Ball is managing
tle team and clubs wanting games are
asked to write or call him at All North
Sixteenth, street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
HOPES OF LOCAL HIGH
BATTLE LARGE FIELD

Richmond high school track and
field squad journeys to Cincinnati Sat
urday of this week to match its ath.
letic prowess against some OF the best
high school track teams in the states
Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. The
meet, which is staged annually by the
Cincinnati University, will be held at
Carson Field. Approximately twenty
five schools will be represented.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
vICRAN JOINS
DOUGH MIXERS
As BOX ARTIST
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
kremos, s; Pennsy, 2.

:. In one Of the niftiest and speediest
Affairs Of the present Commercial
season the George Bayer troupe of
performers took over close plurality
{ In the tilt with the BallTodd Pennsy
.fcombine at the Aethletic park lot last
evening.
- Samuel Vigran, a finger, heretofore
Of unknown ability, made his debut as
"a Kremo. Sans appearance was a
success all round
On How Bruner, on the mound for the
railroaders, allowed but three swipes,
but these coupled with an error Of
How" himself, gave the dough artists
che break
The score:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
HAFNER
CAPTURES CAME
FROM SHELTON
r. II. s. LEAGUE.
Richmond, II; HrookvilIe, q,

HIehmond, It; 5rookviIle, 4.
Anthony Hafner, with the perma-
nent grin and huge assortment of
curVes--outs, spitters, ms, roundhouse,
lame ducks, dewdrops, etc.-had the
Brookville swatsmiths .aocoed from
start till finish of the R. H. s. inter-
group argument at the playground
lot last evening.
Shelton, the Alexander of the r. H.
8. baseball circle, fell down last night
when raw support paved the way to
his blow. Score
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16

johnson and Russell Stanley of Bos,
ton. Ind. were in this vicinity fishing
Monday. :. Mrs. Enos Veal and Mrs
Iva Ball we're shopping in Richmond
the latter part of last week Rev
Chamness and family spent Sunday
and attended Sunday school convent
ion at Webster Sunday. Paul Zerbe
of Saratoga, Ind, spent Saturday night
with friends. here, and attended the
party at the hall. William Brown
spent Monday in Richmond.
Herschel Duke of Liberty. spent Sun
day with his mother. Mrs. Ella Duke
of this place.
Car Nicholas of Russia dislikes
telephones.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
PLEAD NOT GUILTY

Arley and Burney Newton, brothers.
OF New Castle, were arraigned in cir
cult court today on a charge of grand
larceny. and pleaded no guilty The
date of their trial has not been set.
They are charged with stealing prop
erty from the Billheimer & Ogglesbee
Hardware store, Cambridge City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
SPENCER BUYS STORE

W. S. Spencer is the new owner
of the A. NJ, Leach Hardware company.
The deal was closed last Saturday and
Mr.. Spencer opened the store for bust
mess yesterday. Mr.. Leach win en-
ter the real estate business. For
eighteen years and q, half Mr. Spencer
has been connected with the Gaar.
Scott and Rumely companies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
SPORTS
SIGN new PALESTINE

WILLIAMSBURG. Ind, May 10
New Palestine has been booked for
the Sunday baseball attraction here.
The Richmond Recalls were booked
for the game but cancelled their en-
gagement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-16
City League to Play
Sunday Curtain Litter

And speaking of local league base.
ball. Here's the latest one.
The City Semi-Pro and Amateur
Baseball association is about to put
the City League into the field. The