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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23
Salteiignal Offenbar
nrbradtet.
3abl Der Spftr bel Mil=
fOrO, GOnn., jebt
5ebu.
Giner Der @erlebten birftc a6er Den
Sns nidlt iibcrlebcn.
3mei linteriuhunseu bes llnslnfes
idlon I'M @ange.
Indl gunbes.&cgiernng mag cine
lintcriudDung cinleiten.
rs Snbraans.

Rem @apcn, Conn.,. %. 5cbr.
9ie 9iitc Der Spfer Ser geItrigeil
aoaiiion iipeier Gaiiagicr5iige aii
Der ytep 2)orf. Ncp 6aoen & Sart-
foro-gabn III Diilforo. trllg beutc
friih 5ehn 9tomcn. Son ocn mebr
ais ieh6ig uerletten Saiiaeicrcn. oic
inter drjtlider 8cbanolung in Spi-
talern bon Bridgeport lnb Itep ST.
pen nnb~Iu Sotels mo 9ripothou-
fern Scr genanntel Ortc imo IN Wil-
foro iino, beTlloet ii1 gur Srarf
Mc9iamara bon 9luionia' i'll gcfGbr.
lihcrn 3uItanoc. Gr liegt i'm bicii-
Qcn ct. 9fapbacl's Spitol. Die
sIcrjtc filrdien, boB er oen Sng nift
ilberlcbcn neroe. 9ic rcpioiertc
Siitc scr Soten sibt folgeuoe gta-
men an:
@iQiom u. GurtiB. 80, StanI-
ipro, 2ofomotiufiibrer ocs 3uges
9to. ), ser ore aoliiion oerinuloetc.
@eorge z. 8ourteaette. 9ierrif,
Yioii., sSlaggelmann oes ,3ugcS 9to.
%, ser 5mriidgelnltfcn mar, INN Dem
,3Ig yto. ) oas lSoltelianal 5lt geben
Charles g. 9!aeu, Hciienoer oil:
8roton.
5rl. Sulan 9. 0plano pon Tcn
Soncn, oic in Ger bieiigcn Sabil.
Sfiicc bcid]dftigt mar.
Yatrid Gonnor. Ncip 9orf, itarf
I'M Spitol.
Goworo @e@innis, Sci5er bes
,3uges go. ,
,5oicpn ) ;srpc, Springfielo
Eulnnn-8 8orter ocs 3uges 9to. 70,
iiorb I'M Spital
,Sranf Sdappa. 9icp Sopcn, itarf
iniolac Sriihpirnoen.
Gin Suhnbcoicnltcter. ocn mor
fTr cinen 6ci5er, nomc15 @erner
halt.
Gin ctrpa Is Sabre oltcr Minlrn
pcrmltli0 NiuOiros 2erhoohnnnai
iion, cil nrmeniidlcr anifmann,
Coroner Niir bot bclltc cincn Ill
crcft bcannncn. Sb Ocr Qcqclhr1r.
tiac Snqueit Gin offentlid)er icir
miro, lit nod) ni6t befaltnt; bei
iriiberen bcrartiocil sS6lIcn bat bel
Coroner Die llntcriitdluug billter gr
id)loiicnen Siiren gcfiibrt.
9ei Dem hciltigen SSnaueit iof
Gbef. .S5nIpeftor Srrmb,tn bon Der
s3omuiiiion iiir offentlid)e gtus'
cinrid)tungcn neben Coroner Niir
2icic aoinmiiiion bntte audl oil oiC
llngliidsitGttc cinen @crtrcter ent
ion0t. Sic miro morgen ibrc Inter
iudluug forticscn Mus @olhingtor
fam Oic 9fad)ridlf, oaB oith oio @un
oe5-Hcgicrilng cine ltntcrlltoDune
oes llngliifcs cinIeitcn oiirftc.
9cfaimtlih beiBt c3. oaB Gurtii
ooS Soltciignal nidlt bcadltct bGttC
un0 in bcn itebcnOcn GrprcB5il
bineingefabren mar.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23
Sasemiible in glihc.

Ban 6 Gitp, Wtid)., %. SSebr. Die
Saeentiiblc Der SGSlternational DILL &
Sllmber So. mlroe geItern abenb Elm
Slanncnrallb. Ger onaerihtete
S6aben bon $250,00O lit burd) Ser
ii6erl,ng geocft. Sas 6euer iii Der
mlttlid) burh SelbItent5iilloung emf
itanbeu gtabe Der Sagenliible liegell
Die DUPONT Ge gfemoiirs Suloertper-
fe, 6ic cine 3eit lang beOrobt parer.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23
SrirgsrfdDt in Der 9anpt.
itaOt ION SnsNau.

Sdlanghai. %. 6ebr Sos
Sricgsrcdlt iit i'll Gbang-Sdla, Der
noilpiltabt Der Nroniuj Su.9tar, no
Die &cbellcn am 0iontag einen er.
iolgloicn Slnerifi anf oas 9aus bes
@onperncurs uilternasmen. erfldrt
Doroen @eitcre eiu5eIbeiten iiber
oen slnfitano iiuS bier nint befonnt
lctporocn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23
Ginfnbr britiiher Spble nadl
Sd,meoen.

9nnbon. %. Sebr. SGlpeOen
ioll nrebr &oblc aus 8rpBbritnnnien
erbolten, OILS bisbcr. Gin neues Ib-
fonlnlen 5lpiihen beioen 8egierlngcn
lit i'll bieier 9e6iebung onecbabnt.
slls @egenIeiItllng bot iifl Sdmebe1
3ur S(usfubr geDiiier glrtifel ongeb-
lid, beritanOen. &citerbcforberllng
bon &aren nadl guBlanb ion glcidl-
Tolls 5ige'tanoen mor0en iein.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23
Shladltbausarbeiter itreifen.

Siour Gith So., %. sSe6r.
Gin Streif bon 2300 slngeiteGtcit
Der S6lo6tbGuier bon Gubnbp uno
slrnour pnrbe beiite begonnen. 9ie
Streifer itel1ten Eoiten rrn Die gn.
laeen ouf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23
Spiritnslampc erplpbierte.

Gonitontine, c, Weif., %. Scb.
O. G. 8oIton, elm bieiiger SlifpeIier,
erlitt i6Iimne gronbpi,itben iir
@eii6t, ols cine Spirituslompe er.
pIobierte nn6 feline aIeioer in Brand
gerieten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23
@ilion's @unid tit
8efebl.
MnsidnB fir Seitdtlgnng
Der Grnennllng
Tlctder's.
ytur SOrah mno Smitb (gfdlIgan)
im slusidlus segeu Grnennnng.
Sraneis' Grnennnng nnd) Eetrpgrab
binnen fnrSem erlpartet.
;6nus giug %prlase fir militariidlc
6nus giug %Drlasc iiir militariidle
SdmlbilDnns Sa.

gN q u II I o II 20. lSeDC. ScI
Senots- -9lusIduB filr allsluGrtigc Be-
Sicbungen enlpfabl beilte Dem Sei1at
oie 8eit6tieung Der @rnenming Don
Selrp Trather ,Slctdcr 5itin @ot-
ihaftcr in 0icrico. 9tiir Die Seno-
torcn 9orah ilnb Smith CDtidignn)
itintlnten gcgeu Die @npieblung i'm
slusi6ub.
SSnt Sennt lpur0e Die Shielos Idle
@aiicrfrait-%orlagc Deitcr ocbattiert
uno i'm Sous bcriGtete slbg. Diesel.
lar sic @in fiir nIilitdriide Sd)iller-
5icb1ng giinltia cln.
g1uibington, %. iSebr. @cn,
rp Irotber 6letder's Grnennlrng
gum 9oti6after in 0terico prroe
bcl,te pom SenataausifuB fiir GUS
mGrtige @e5iebulgcl sur 8erutitlg
oufaenonlmen. Gie 9lusiihten iino,
oaB Der 9lusid]uB Die Grnellriulg
prompt elnpicblero einbcri1teu miro,
obpobl Die repitblifauil6en gtitglie-
Der oeS 9lltsidltiics nit HrGiioent
@ilion's 9erid)t iiber Die ltnlitdnoe,
Die 5ur 9lncrfer1iug Scr De fncto.9fc-
gierlulg in 0tcrico fiibrtcn, ltid)t gu
frieben iinO.
9is sur 9eit6tigitng 6let6er's $
miro SSal1tcs 9inn 9io6gcrs, General
aoniul IN @opono, ols Spe5ialaecnt
ocs Observation-Disclosures an Die Gar-
ron5a Ncgierling fitn9icrer. Selblt
menn Scrrn Slet6cr' 5 Grnernlng 10
tort 6eItQti9t iperben iollte, merben
nebrcre 0fonatc pergebell, che er lel-
nerl neucll GoIten miro nntretcn foll-
nen, 6o 6err Slctder gegenlpartig
9eianbter in Chile iit
S39,OOO,0O0 fir 5liiiic nnS !Safcn.
Sic iabrlidc 9cmilligultgs %or-
loge fiir 6liiiIc uno SGfen, Die cine
Sun1n1e BON $39,O00,0OO bctrifit,
tpuroe beute ocnt 6allie entpieblenb
einberi6tet. Son Ser ilripriinglihen
6orberung puroen $4,000,000 abgc-
Idltitten. Gin le6bofter &olnpf fir
Die @etpiaigungen fiir ben 9teiD Dor
fer Sufen unb anoere neite Groieftc
Itebt in gluSiid]t.
Sraneis nad) &nklnno at ienbcn.
SrGiioent @ilion miro 0opio st.
Srancis, oen friiberen 8oiiuerneltr
pon Dtiliouri, Sum 8oti6after bon
Hublan0 ernennen, iobalo feitgeltellt
lit, Oh er Der ruiiiifen &egierllng all-
nebn1bar it,
Serr Srnneis botte geItern cine
aonferen5 nit bem 1rdiioenten, ipo-
raltf eS befannt ipuroe, oaB er ben
BoIten iibernebmen mill. @r miro Der
9todlfolqer bes aus 8elunobeitsriif-
iidten 5uriiffebrenben 9oti6afters
Marpe ieiil.
Sod i,nmer granoeis.
Ser ltilter 9lusif)ub oes SsrItis.
9lusi6uiics oes Senates ieste beute
ieine llnteriudlung Der Grnennltne
bon 9ouiS 3. 8ranbeis gum geirid)-
fer bes Sbereeridtes tort. Gnc &ei.
he BON Wf1lunern tperocn pernomner
iperben, 0ie gegclt Die 9eitGtigirng Der
grnennuug @iniprud erbcbeu mol,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23
,Srrtiimlidl feitscbalten.

Son6on %. 6cbr. Gic Seut-
ifIen baben ben 9ampfer @anopn,
beiicn Seiflagnnhu1e iih ntgcll=
idleinlih ais Gin SSSrrtllm beralaec-
itellt battc, freigegeben. mic cine De-
peid)e oil Die SimeS ans &opcuba9en
mpl0et
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23
Sod immer Sranoeis.
gnrton's bpbe 9ipiratipnen.

Columbus, s., %. Sebr. Der
friibere guilbes.Senotor Sbeobore
g. Burton bon 9Iepelano reidlte
beute bel Staatsiefret1r SiIoebrant
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23
Sie GrDbernng Sentihafrifas.

2onbom %. Sebr. @onnr Gam,
Scr Scfret1r fiir sic 9olonien, CT
fldrte hcute imllnterhouic, bnB 730,-
900 SuoOratnleilen ocltidcn Sc-
Iites in 9lfrifn bon 0cn @ritell or
pbert morOen lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23
Sietter fam red)tseitig.

g8bite Salt, D1i9., %. Sebr.
sSreb S.Smibt, Gieerltiinler bes Sole
@bile Sommer SoteIs, nobe @bite
SaQ, fiel geitern nbero in ben
@bite See, pobrenb er bon einenl
9tuberboot aus Gin SisnaIli6t on.
5iin6ete. Gus. Sogenbloom iprong
in5 8oiier uno rettete ben Monn,
Ser bereits Dem grtriitfen nobc mar.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23

lleber 5000 @efaugene nebit @inna6m(
elmer mid)tigen @tellung I'M @lla6.

feline forneQc Infiinoigilng ein, bo6
er ein aanoioat fir Die republifuiti-
i6e grdiioenti i9afts- -gton1inotion iein
mollc.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23

= 0o9 Dem, mas lie big jest in
Der 0a6boridaft bonn ariege geie.
ben. fonn man iih ni9t tpunbern,
0uB Die 8rie9en fir 9eiitroIit6t iinb.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23
Eetrplcnmbnmpfer geinnfen.

FtiluiCuHtuuHtpltI ytfuHlCH.
&ottcro %. Sebr. Ser
folGnbiid)c Sonfoannfcr 2asSlanore,
ser Der ancrifaltiidcn Setroleltnge-
ieQid,aft gehort, iii auf iciner SSabrt
pon glmcrifo nah bieiem Safcn ge-
il:nfen. Ger 5lpcite Moid)iniit ino
Gin Natroic limo bier ouf einem bri-
tiid)cn Tampfer ongefpnlman.
Ser 9ampfcr ipar ein Sniff Don
2017 Sonnen rub 1uuroe i'm Sabre
1888 in Heip Cattle crbout.
3niicn pcit ppm Sdlnf.
Setroeroo. %. 6ebr. Us
miro gcnclbct, boB bie Siirfen Sra-
pc3unt obcr Srebi5ono rGilmen, neil
ser @ornlorid) Scr 9friien bereits
&isab ouf Gntfcrnung cine5 Cages
!narifes crrciht haben ioIlen. Sic
Siirfcn ! lien nod 9tiaab ellen, IN Der
Noifnung, bic &iiitcnitroBc nadl Src-
bisono nod pffcn 5u finoen. Sieic
Sruppen ioIlen obcr BON ben 9lii=
len obgeidnitteil ipcrbcn. (Gin 9lid
off sic 9ortc jeigt, boB Der @ea BON
Gr5erum noh Der Siiite bel Srcbi-
;ono picl nGbcr lit, ols Der bon Gr-
scrllni nod &i5ab.)
Earis meloct amtlidJ.
Soris, %. 5cbr., iiber Cont
bon. @efehte BON GROCER SeftiJfeit
ner6en bon Dem re6ten llfer Der
Weuic bis nod) einem Ylinfte Iiiooit-
lid) BON benl perbe Sort gerleloct,
pie onltlid beltte angefiinoigt miro
9eorolidl bon &eroiut fanoen Snfnt-
teriefGnlpfe ouf einem 0ebiete bon
10 ailometer Itatt. Seltlid1 bon
SeppoiS baben Die Sran5oien ourd
einen 9egenangriff einen groBel1
Seil oes @aloeS BON Galties bel
@earmont pieoer gcnommen.
Seitcrreifiide 5licser beifichen Sn'
omitrieitGSte.
9erIin, Drohtlos iiber SAT.
billc, 80. Gebr. Seiterreid)iidle lteber-
f6lle sll 9ltft olif St6bte III Der Cont
6aroei lperben in Ser foIgenben amt,
liden Wtelbung ange5eigt, Die bier
e;ngetroifen lit:
y9cbboftc 9lrtillerief1ntpfe baben
iif on Der SSion5o- -6ront, beioroera
bel HlaDa, ercigltet.
Gin oiterreihiid,-lttgarii9csS
gei6paber bot sSabrifer in Der Sonl'
loroci nngeeriffen. ,3pei Der 5lic'
ger brongcn bis na6 0failanb Dor
I'm Ill funoidaften Gin anoeres
2uitgeihpober griff Die 2uftid)iffer.
taQe uno Die Gods in 0eien3ano an
@orbn.See or. Ssn eiil5elnen sSGller
tpuroen 5reffer auf Die 9lngriffpro'
iefte beobahtet, l,no 5nar bel beioer
ltntcrnebnlrlitgen. gllle sSlieger fehr'
.en unoeriehrt trob beftigenslrtillerie'
feuer5 5ilriif."
Neuer britiifler glofabe.W .Winiiter.
9onbon, 3. 6ebr. Ser Mar,
ouis bon 2onsbotpn, Elm Wtifiiitei
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23

SiSeaOmiral Sd)cer aa
Der Spibe Der btntlf]cn
Sdladt1Otte.
Suiiiidle Siesesberidfe ppn Grsermm
erbalten fnlten &aferitrabl.
Sullanniid)er CAMPER r2aSlnnore", ,
nnfl9iutterbam nntermegs, perienft.
'6etliisen iiber bulsariidlc @rauiam-
feiten in IbrcSc geitcllt.
SflmeSen crbalt bcifrGmftc apblen-
lieicrnng ans gnginmS.
100000 Gnaoratmeilcn in anmcrnn
ppn gritcn crpbert.
Gnglanb nrteritcllt SluGaoc-Taf-
uabmcn cincm 0finiitcr.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23

(Gortfcsnne ouf eeitc 81
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23

&ereinigung fiir @nnocl unb Gerfcbr
hierielbit miro am /. 0tdr5 eine neue
S1ilfsfiiGe fiir Berionen eroffnen, bie
oisr1 Den arieg in slrnlut geraten
iino. Gie 3eitltngen begriiBen orf
tds @drmItc Oieien ncllen Semeis Der
Seilnabnle, pie Der llebcriee 0ienit
lnclotf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-23
@erbienitpplles 6ilfsmerf.

gcrIin %. Ssbr. Grcbflc5
Iber Sappile. Die u1cr:tanii1e
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-03
Relieves Serious Case
of Chronic Constipation
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
COrrects Condition That
Seemed Hopeless

After suffering from chronic consti.
patton until she was so run down she
was unable to do any kind of work,
Miss H. A. Frees, 200 Adams ST., Day.
ton, Ohio, obtained a bottle Of DR..
Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin and used it
with such gratifying results that she
continued the treatment and has writ.
ten to DR.. Caldwell that her condition
is again normal, and that she wants
to recommend Syrup Pepsin to every.
one who suffers with constipation.
DR.. CaldwelTs Syrup Pepsin is a
combination OF simple laxative herbs
with pepsin, gentle in its action and
free from gripping or other pain dis
comfort. It contains no opiate or mar
cotic drug, and, while acting readily
on the most stubborn case Of mac
tive bowels. is absolutely safe for the
tiniest babe, SO that 1t is the ideal
family laxative and should be kept on
hand in every household for use when
needed
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin costs
only fifty cents bottle and is sold in
drug stores everywhere. To avoid i'm
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-03
De VINNEY APPEALS
CASE, But IS HELD
ON ANOTHER COUNT

Robert De Vinney, colored, recently
convicted in city court Of operating a
blind tiger and fined $3.50 and costs
and sentenced to six months at the
state penal farm was released on $500
bond yesterday following the action OF
his attorney, R. X. Shiveley. in appeal
ing the verdict to the circuit court.
Today De Vinney was again arrest
ed, this time on charge Of having
"by persuasion and offer of money in.
fluenced Green Gartin, a person sub.
poenaed as witness in the case OF the
state against De Vinney, to fail to at
tend court ard to cause him to depart
from the Jurisdiction Of the court"
Denies His Guilt.
Attorney Shiveley entered plea OF
not guilty to this charge, the hearing
Of the case being set for Friday morn
ing in city court De Vinney's bond
was fixed at $500 and he expects to
secure bail A person for whom De
Vinney had been working furnished
his appeal bond Of $500.
Gartin was the states star witness
in the blind tiger case. He could not
be located the day the case was called
for trial Later he was arrested and
produced letter given to him by De
Vinney which was addressed to Day.
ton saloonkeeper asking the Dayton
man to shelter Gartin for several. days
and promising to pay his expenses.
Gartin testified that De Vinney gave
him $500 to leave town, an assertion
which De Vinney denied.
Penalty is $500.
The maximum penalty for influence
ing a witness is $500 and costs and six
months imprisonment.
Proceedings for the confiscat1on or
liquor seized at De Vinney's place
were instituted before Mayor Robbins
today and A. C. Lindemuth, special
Judge in the blind tiger case. was ap-
pointed special Judge in the confisca'
ton case on change of venue petition
filed by the defense.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-03

Britain has 80,943 Red Cross
workers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-03
GRAY Will OPEN
COUNTY CAMPAIGN
MIDDLE OF MONTH

Rep. Finly H. Gray, who is candi-
date for reelection on the Democratic
ticket, was in Richmond few hours
this morning, leaving this afternoon
for Fountain City to call upon party
workers in that section Of the county.
Mr.. Gray is contemplating the open
ing OF his campaign in Wayne county
about the middle OF this month. He
intends to devote much time to his
Wayne county canvass and plans to
hold meetings In most of the import
ant towns Of the county. He has been
delayed in embarking into an active
campaign because OF throat afflic-
ton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-03
MILLS WRITES ACCOUNT
OF AUTO CLUB SESSION

the state. Eastern Indiana should not
fail to make hers the largest and most
enthusiastic delegation entering India
napolis.
Let every motorist Immediately fall
in and attend the Wednesday night
meeting, October 4th, Wayne County
Motor club rooms, Masonic Temple, 8
D. m.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-03
ST. PAUl'S LAY
PLANS TO PUSH
SOCIAL SERVICE

Arrangements were made for the &C.
tive participation of members of St.
Paups Lutheran church in church
mission and finance last night at con.
gregatlonal meeting. Committees
which were appointed will meet soon
and outline the winters program.
In few days, new art glass Tiffany
style windows being made in Chicago,
will be set into place. A new lighting
system will be placed in the church in
month, committees reported.
Reports from deacons and trustees
indicated satisfactory progress in
every line Of church activity.
At its initial winter meeting tonight,
the church brotherhood will make ar.
rangements to carry out a community
social service program outlined by
Rev. F. w. Rohlfing.
Appoints Committees.
The following committee appoint.
ments were made by the congrega-
ton:
Finance-Thomas Allen, John Getz,
John Klute, Jesse Wiechman and
Henry Kimm.
Mission work-Edward Hasemeier.
George Bartel, Fred Heitbrink, Fred
Klute and Edward. Dietemeier.
Nominations - Chris. Hasemeier,
Fred Knollenberg, Henry Thornton.
Celebration of the Reformation
William Miller, George H. Knollen-
berg, F. w. Rohlfing, George Bartel,
John Klute, Jesse Wiechman, Charles
Mcpherson and William Meerhoff.
Delegates to the synodical conven-
ton to be held In First Lutheran
church in Indianapolis, October 1922,
are William Piehl, Fred Knollenberg
and George Brown.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-03

itations and ineffective substitutes be
sure you get DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. See that a facsimile Of DR..
Caldwell's signature ard his portrait
appear on the yellow carton in which
the bottle is packed. A trial bottle,
free of charge, can be obtained by
writing to DR.. ". B. Caldwell, 455
Washington St., Monticello, Illinois.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-03
BY J. n. MILLS

Great interest is being manifested In
the Centennial Highway Day. Thurs.
day, October IL. Indianapolis.
The near approach Of the date set
for state wide manifestation of pub
lie interest In Indiana Highways
prompted Mr.. Horace Kramer to call q
special meeting of motor car owners at
the Wayne County Motor club rooms
last night.
At this meeting Mr. Kramer present
ed the proposition Of thoroughly organ
izing Wayne county in connection with
Henry and Hancock counties, in such
manner as will do credit not only to
these counties but the state In her
effort to successfully place herself in
observing the one hundredth annivers.
airy of statehood.
Manifest Enthusiasm.
Great enthusiasm on the part OF
those present was manifested. All
pledged themselves not only to attend
this great demonstration by joining
the parade themselves, but each to
secure the promise Of ten or more
motorists to join the ranks by attend.
ing a called meeting for Wednesday
night, October 4th, Wayne County
Motor club rooms, Masonic Temple.
At this meeting arrangements Will be
made to further the plans OF this or
ganization with the view Of making 1t
a success and a credit to Eastern In.
diana. With the support OF all motor
lists, this delegation may be made one
OF the largest in the state. Each and
every car owner in Wayne county and
vicinity should Immediately enter upon
this work.
Further information regarding
lunches, pennants, place OF arrival at
indianapolis, line of march and pro-
gram for the day will be given at the
Wednesday evening meeting
Issues Call to Owners.
Let every owner Of motor car lay
aside all things else and attend this
meeting.
Arrangements will be completed to
secure the Richmond City Band to
head our parade in Indianapolis.
II is planned to have sufficient
number Of bands assembled into one
large body to represent more than one
hundred thousand instruments, and TO
supply in advance, all bands with
specially prepared music to be played
under the leadership OF one musical
director. 1t is hoped to make this the
largest band that has ever been as
sembled under the leadership OF one
director.
Delegations to Combine.
The various delegations entering IN
tiianapolis from every section OF the
state will combine to make this the
largest Automobile Demonstration
ever held,
All delegations will be assembled
and the approach in double formation
the Monument Square from the south
at which point the entire parade Will
be viewed by President Wilson and
marty. From this point the parade
will proceed to the Fair Grounds where
special program has been arranged for
the afternoon meeting. President WI.
son will deliver the main speech OF
the afternoon on our Highways.
Can't Afford to Miss.
As patriotic citizen Of Indiana and
Wayne county, can you afford to miss
the opportunity to be represented IN
making this the greatest Highway
Demonstration ever held.
The greatest success can only be
assured by unanimous support OF all
overs of cars falling in line with this
gigantic undertaking on the part OF
the state organization supported by
local organizations from all parts of
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When You Take Cold

With the average man cold Is a
serious matter and should not be
trifled with, as some of the most dan
gerous diseases start with common
cold Take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and get rid of your cold as
quickly as possible. You are not ex-
perimenting when you use this rem
edy. as 1t has been In use for many
years and has an established reputa-
ton. 1t contains no opium or other
narcotic. Obtainable everywhere.
Adv.
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Masonic Calendar

Tuesday, October 3-Richmond
Lodge No. 1876 +. & A. M. Stated
meeting.
Wednesday, October 4-Webb Lodge
No. "a F. & A. NJ, called meeting.
Work in the Master Mason degree,
commencing at o'clock.
Thursday. October 5-Wayne Coun-
Gil No 10, R. & S. NJ, stated assembly
and work in the degrees.
Saturday, October Loyal chapter
No. 40 o. E. S., stated meeting.
An Indian tribe in Bolivia shuns the
whites and lives as in the stone age,
making tools and weapons of stone,
bone and wood.
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TO SELL LOTS

Petition to have commissioner ap-
pointed by Judge Fox to sell several
Hagerstown lots belonging jointly to
Mary Giesler, John A. Giesler. George
H. Giesler. Ida B. Pipher, Edith Gies-
Ter, Frank Geisler and Margaret
Hughes, was filed with the county
clerk today.
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zEPPEL|NS TO BRING
MAIL TO AMERICA
MRS HARRY RH.Lz@.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-Con-
firmation of reports that Germany is
building giant Zeppelins to bring mail
to America was received here today
through Monroe Marks, Of this city.
Marks just returner from Germany,
declared that the early arrival of one
of them is probable.
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ALLIES REPORT
GAINS IN EAST

SOFIA. Oct 3.--Gains for the allies
in Greek Macedonia were admitted by
the Bulgarian war Office today. In the
sector Of Kaimakcalan heights the
Bulgarians withdrew to avoid unneces-
sary losses under the heavy artillery
fire OF the Servians retiring to their
main position in the Moglenica noun
tains.
On the eastern front. In the Struma
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STILL AWAIT NEWS
OF GREEK ACTIONS

PARIS. Oct. 3.-No reports Of i'm
portant political developments in
Greece have been received here since
the news agency dispatch Of yester-
day telling Of the resignation OF the
Greek cabinet.
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Japans ambitious plan Tor making
its railways broad gagged will take
until 1S43 for completion, it is esti.
mated, and will cost something like
100000.