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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-07-18
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Re Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There is
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness,
and that is by a constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining of
intiamed you have rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing, and when 1t is entirely
closed, Deafness is the result. Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many cases Of
deafness are caused by catarrn, which is
an infiamed condition Of the mucous sur
faces Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine Cir.
culars free. All Druggists. 75c.
F. J. CHENEY G. CO.. Toledo, o.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-07-18

county agent work for the north and
west for the u. S. Department Of Agri-
culture, says, "This indicates nearly a
80 per cent increase since December,
1918.
According to the 1910 census there
were 3,262,955 farms in the northern
and western states. With one-thind OF
the farms represented in the farm bu-
reaus, they could be truly said to be
representative. Let's make it a mil
lion for 1920"
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-07-18
NOTICE

Sealed bids for hauling school chill
dren and also for janitor work will
be received until 5 o'clock p. M, July
%, 1919, ,by the clerk Of the Lafay-
cite Township Board of Education.
Description of routes and specimen
contracts on file with clerk.
Board Of Education, Lafayette
Township, Rural School District,
Wayne Carlton, Pres; 3. E. Lowe,
Clerk. 46-2
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-07-18
OHIO HAS TENTH OF TOTAL
FARM BUREAU MEMBERSHIP

Ohio farm bureau members make up
over one-tenth of the total member
ship in the 33 northern and western
states where such organization exist.
Ohio has $4,000 farm bureau members
and according to recent survey
there are 100000 in the 33 states men
toned.
In commenting on the national
membership W. A. Lloyd, in charge of
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-07-18
YOUNGSTERS RAISING
HIGH PRICED HEIFERS

Forty-four Putnam County boys
and girls have organized a short
horn calf club with headquarters at
Columbus Grove. Each member has
secured purebred Scotch shorthorn
heifer, the average value of each ami
NAL being $3.50. The organization was
formed with the cooperation of the
Putnam County Farm Bureau and the
Columbus Grove Shorthorn Breeders
Association.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-07-18
INSTITUTE SPEAKERS
STUDY FARM BUREAUS

To become more familiar with the
organization and methods used by
county farm bureaus in conducting ru-
raj educational work, the state-aid
farmers institute staff spent June "a
and rs comforting with officials and
committeeman of the Erie County
Farm Bureau.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-07-18

Thrifty, prosperous citizenry as
sures thrifty, prosperous nation and
the one constantly interacts on the
other. Celebrate the Glorious
Fourth" by buying War Savings
Stamps.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-20
(Urmare J

In inima lui incepuse Sc incol-
teasca din nou germenii geloziei.
Gu toate ca ajunsese aproape 0
umbra 81 jucarie in miinile Di-
dinei, Sc revolta la gindul ca
Druma luat locul maiorului rus.
1ntr una din zile incerca sa vor-
beasca Didinei despre ell 81 so
roage sal spuna lui Druma sd mai
rareasca vizitele, caci sunt prea
batatoare la ochi, dar de-abia po.
meni numele lui, ca Didina sari ca
arsa de pc sofa, 1lnde sta restur-
nata 81 Gu ochii injecati in sfnge
Sc repezi asupra lui 81 il lovi de
eiteya orr in fata, zicfnd ca dupa
&c la mincat tineretea, acum .
devenit si nesuferit, ca vrea SO
tina inchisa IN casa 81 Sc nu pri-
lneasca pe nimeni.
Daca ii momentuf acela M W.
nes doica cu copilnl Didina poa-
N ex II II fost So sttre = sugru-
pae IA asspt I116at eere sinnsese
n 4 pc zIie II i n1aziniIe ssis. Chiar
4 y .i4A 1al| 4 dat citeYa
u. WI 81 81 WE sss ..E
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-20
Virtutc SiDcSfIdu
ROMAN c0kTlNP0RAN
DE
G. r. PASCU.

ga intro serie de ocari 81 1njurii
la adresa lui.
In ziua aceea Dinulescu era foar
te abatut. Didina inca nu Sc pur-
tase asa ciineste fata de ell 81 null
lovise fata de servitori. fntr'un
moment ii veni ideia sinuciderei,
dar Sc scutura de ca, ca de un
Wis urit. Numai avea pentru ce
trai, dar nu voia sa Sc sinucid&,
fiindca simtea Cd viata il va pa
rasi in curind.
In ziua aceea ma mers la mas
nici la prinz 81 nici Ia Gina.
Didina q mdncat Gu Druma u
Gu lloica, fata de care ayea . de-
osehit6 considerare.
A intrat in camera lui de cul-
care 81 s'as trantit pc pat. Seara
|cind . VENT servitoarea se facS
pat,il "a stsit plingfnd. a rugat-o
|s4 inu spun& doamnei cx plinge,
zicea & Sc sirnte rem. Servitoarea,
care stiea mnlte, dAdu din cap
~ 4 9conpx xtimi 81 sulletnl ei' PRO.
naise az NJ txcea din gnr3 ii ii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-20

Deci in speranta Cd toate suro-
rile societatii, cluburi 81 parochii,
precum 81 toti fratii Romini din
loc 81 din jur ne vor da tot spri-
jinul dior posibil, participdnd in.
tr'un numar cit Sc poate de mare
la aceasta petrecere, pima la re-
vedere am ramas salutfndu-va Gu
toata dragostea frateasca.
In numele societatii ,,Coroana
Rominieis' din Yorkville, Ohio:
Comitstul sranjator.
5 az & A = 46)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-20

are Sc doarma la moi. Dina mia
zis sal pregatesc patul din came
ra in care doarme cucoana batri-
ma cind vine la D-tra."
Ochii lui Dinulescu avura pu-
tere sd arunce o raza de MIME,
dar era prea slab ca sd Sc revolte,
Sc mearga 50 dea afara pc tica-
losul care rGpise inima Didinei.
Servitoarea, dupa ce facu pa
tul 81 ii ajuta sd Sc desbrace ii
zise iarasi in soapte:s
Joanna zice cd d-nu Druma
e varul d-sale. Ii zice we're 81 81
el ii xice verisoara."
,Da, vara lui,s gopti Dinu-
lescu intre dinti, 81 CO Sc numai
auza ceva daca ar mai Fl yorbit
seryitoarea, . tras plapuma pc
cap.
Servitoarea esi murmurind:
,,Saracul IN ce stare la adus r.
,Dinnlescu . remas in prada unor
framfntAri carl Ian facut Sc lie
prins de friguri. Tremura din tot
corpul 81 trebuia IS fac8 sfortari
mari e. - tina gura fnchisz y
nu-si mnste limba.
Treetse mai multi q IN ceas dc
efnd pleesse servitosres, cind fri-
gurile slxbissrx pe Dinplc6eu i
simtee cx 4 npp4iua de 0xl l<iurii.
rss \ HIM ss q
!, 7 !! .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-20

dusa de BETA amorului, ii xise:
,,Hai de mi-ajuta Sc ducem pc
pirlitul asta in camera lui. M
vreau sd chem servitorii."
Ca trezit dintr 'un Wis placut ii
molesitor de nervi, Druma So RI
dica 81 Didina ii facut semn Sc
vina sal ajute.
Dinulescu fu apucat de mini ss
de picioare 81 due, mai multi tirfA
in haul Didinei, pin4 ia cameta
lui, unde fu culcat pc pat Ci inve.
1t en- plapoma de ward. care era
mototolita Ia picioarele patulpi,
|Sfngele rece Ia Didinei ii xtmhe,
tul ei sarcastic pc cfnd Il cuicG
re banbatul ei a pat u IL inysles
GU plapoma, f4cu Pc Druma Il
i-se increteasc4 fruntea, gi gopti
IA sine: ,,Tsribils fsmeie =
Didina inchiss fereastra ii ira
gind Tampa mai jos, apuca ps
Druma y brat xicind
,Haide Ce mai st6m aicis' ii
|il dnse mai malt tirigi dup& "a,
Ipinx ii cuibul patat de pxcatuI
|adnlterulni, unde dapx u inchjsc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-20

l . p
s auzira 0 serie de sarutari 81
risete 81 dupa aceea vocea eli:
,,Ce facii NJ ma stringe asa
tare, ca-mi rupi mijlocul. All, dra-
ga Puiule! Sufletul meu, ce bine
stii Sc sarutirs
Dinulescu simtea ca Use urea
singele Ia cap. Ma mai putut
frabda 81 puse NINA pc manerul
broastei ca Sc intre i4nuntru 81 So
sara 4supra lor sal gftuiasca. Mi
nerll Sc invfrti in broasc3, dar
usa nu Sc deschise; era incuiata
ii zgomotul sprodus de clantxni-
tul brosl ltei n,l-l auxi nici el, caci
m tiome4tul 'acela, Didina isbucnj
intf'uh rfs 4komotcs. d
81 dsts 60 1A PAS tnapoi, 81
gind Ga * se repeaza u 81 forte:
ze 1lsa GU ImSrul, dar y simtea
slab. Recunoscu ca 4 'ar Il 81 sta
re. n momentul acela ausi din
Inou glasul Didinei care striga
Ali Puiule dragal Inima mea
Suflctul men! 81 dupA aceea ri
suflarea ei grea, zgomot "a u ii;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-20
IN V T A R E .

! IN i i IA ~ II
Societatea rom1na de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Coroana Rominiei" din
Yorkville, Ohio, are onoarea a in
vita pc mama noastra Uniune, pc
toate surorile societati, cluburi 81
parochi, precum 81 pc toti fratii
Romini din loc 81 din jur lua
parte la Marea Festivitate, care
Sc va tinea Gu ocaziunea sfintirei
Drapelelor, Dumineca, 26 Octom-
brie 1919, care dupa un timp de
munca de 4 ami de la infiintarea
Ell, STA ajuns scopul acesta Stint
de a-si sfintii drapelele.
P R.O G. r A M UL:
Onoratii delegati 81 onoratii
membrii 81 fratii Romini sunt ru.
gait a fl la orele IL a. m. in Miner
Hall, unde va urma sfintirea dra.
pelelor din partea domnului pre-
OF Rev. Alexandra Bogioca de Ia
parochia ,,Sfinta Cruce" din Mar.
tins Ferry, Ohio. Dupa sfintirea
drapelelor Sc va aranja convoiul.
Programul defilarei:
1. Presedintele aranjator d-nu1
Nicolae Colceriu, calare inaintea
convoiului.
2. Automobilul Gu maiorul ora.
sului, insotit de Rev. Alexandra
Bogioca.
3. Automobilele Gu NASH drape.
lelor: nasul la drapelul nationa'
d-nul Petru Medrea 81 dina Dom.
MICA Mega; mas la drapelul anne
rican d-nul Petru Seracin 81 dina
Maria Ittu; stegar la drapelul A.
merican d-nul Nicolae Colceriu.
4. Muzica d-nului Nicolae Sinu
din Youngstown, Ohio.
5. Drapelele Uniunii, dupa dra
pele va urma domnii delegati ge
nerali 81 domnul Redactor al zia
rului America G. R. Pascu.
6. Drapelele societatii din loc $
functionarii.
Z. Societate Italiana din loc.
8. Societatea frantozeasca dir
loc. Dupa aceia va urma drape.
lele surorilor societati dupa We.
chime.
Convoiul va defila pc strazill
cele mai principale ale orasului
Dupa defilare convoiul Sc va
inapoia la Miner Hall, unde va
fl fotografiat. Dupa fotografiare
Sc va incepue banchetul. Blanche.
tul va Fl aranjat din partea d
nului Avram Radu.
Pretul de fntrare la banchet
$1.5O de persoana.
Banchetul va Fl asortat Gu eel;
mai gustoase mincari 81 bautur
recoritoare.
Banchetul va fl deschis din par
tea Rev. Alexandra Bogioca.
Dupa banchet Sc va tinea vor
bire din partea d-lui presedintt
aranjator Nicolae Colceriu.
Va urma vorbiri din parte;
dior functionari general 81 dir
partea d-lui redactor al ziarulu
America" G. R. Pascu, precun
81 din partea dior delegati de l;
surorile societati.
Dupa ispravirea vorbirilor s.
va fncepe baterea cuielor.
Programul teatral:
Productia teatrala Sc va 1nce
pc la orele Z p. m. 81 va dura pi
ma la orele IL din noapte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-20

1eatrul v&4kpreQat Qe un grup
de tineri 81 tinere, sub conducerea
d-lui director Stefan Colceriu.
l. Cuvfnt ae deschidere din
partea d-lui presedinte aranja-
tor Nicolae Colceriu.
2. Corul din loc sub conducerea
d-lui preot Rev. Alexandra Bogio-
ca va cinta Peal nostru steag =
scris unire"
3. Barbatul Gu Muierea, dia-
log, predat de- d-nul loan Hocio-
ia 81 dina Maria Codrea din Fol
lansbee, w. Va.
4. D-soarele surori Mariti 81 A..
nicuta Vintilescu din Alliance, O.
hio, care sunt Snvitate din partea
societatii ,,Coroana Rominiei'' din
Yorkville, Ohio, vor preda mai
multe monoloage 81 cintari.
5. Tiganul i tirg de vite: Tiga-
nul d-nul George Murgu, Romlnul
d-nul Petru Seracin.
6. Hal Fetite, duet, cintata de
d-nul Nicolae Baiea 81 d-soara Sa-
viea Petrisioru.
Z. Dialog predat din partea su-
rorilor, d-soarele Vintilescu.
8. intro gradina, cintata de d.
ma Floarea N. Colceriu.
9. Tinerete nebunete, comedie
intr 'un act. 3@
P E R s O. A N E L E:
Florica, dina Maria Codrea.
Mariuta, dina Maria Seracin.
Damian, barbatul Floricei, d.
Nicolae Baies.
Ghita, dragutul Floricei, d-nul
Nicolae ColceTiu.
Mica, dragutul Mariutii, d-nul
Petru Seracin.
Busuioc, calator, d-nul loan Ho-
ciota.
10. De-acuma nu te-oiu mai ve-
dea, c1ntata de dnul Stefan Col
ceriu.
II. Nunta Tiganilor, piesa tea
trala.
P E R s @ A N E L E:
Notarul, d-nul Nicolae Colceriu.
Toader Tiganu, d-nul Nicolae
Baiea.
Sofronia, Tigana, dina Floarea
N. Colceriu.
Mitru, servitor in cancelarie,
d-nul Avram Radu.
Gavrila Tiganul, d-nul loan
Beza. SN
Copii de cort, marturii, Laia,
Ladar Micu. 81
Poranicu Sabin Dragosin.
IL. D-soarele surori Vintilescu
vor perda o declamatie.
13. Sub crengi de soc, cintata
de catra corul din loc sub condu-
cerea dllui preot Rev. Alexan-
dru Bogioca.
IA. Cuvint do inchidere din par
tea d-lui presedinte aranjator
Nicolae Colceriu.
Muzica vestitului Samoil Sinu
din Youngstown, Ohio va distra
onoratul public Gu cele mai fru-
moase arii de dams 81 c1ntece ma
tionale.
Dansul va dura pima la orele 6
dimineata.
Pretul de intrare: Locul /, 81 {;
locul al doilea rs cent?.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita si se vcr cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-20

un sgomot surd, care a trecut
prin urechea Didinei, care Sc afla
in paroxismul betiei amorului, ca
ln ecou fndepartat 81 nu Sc tur-
bura. Gusta din cupa iubieri pima
in fund. Nnmai dupa ce Sc trezi
din moleseala care produse BETA
amorului asupra Ell, xise catre
Druma: q
,Parca am auzit un sgomot la
u3a r'
Am auzit 81 eu, respunse Dru-
ma.
,Ce Sc fiei" zise Didina, des-
Hcfnd bratele de pc gitul aman-
Hui 81 coborfndu-se din pat, ira
s szavorul ii deschise usa.
La lumina lampei care arunca
/ raza slab6 pe corridor, v6zn cor
Pul inert u bxrbatplui Il, care
cxzuse Gu fata IN suss
Nu se tulbur4, Nh I'll coprinsS
de nici un simtimfnt dc mild sau
de remuscare, dimpotriv2 ii pxru
hine. Credea chi mort ii xi1nbi
satanic. Ii d6du una cu piciornl
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-24
MADISON FISCAL COURT
TREASURES SETTLEMENT FOR 1917

Hunley having been appointed by the Madison County
court as Commissioner make settlement with the
or IL Trust as Treasurer of Madison Kentucky
going and belonging said Madison county, Ky since Apr o1z
the date OF the last settlement with the said Treasurer would
the following report: - ~ Ae
1918 p...:...
April find that April 1917 date of the last
settlement made with this Treasurer there was
Ar balance n IN its hands of z7o747o
III, an FIN .oin Neene 100
A,s,st ~ Tn oa account turnpike bond fund $500
cs1t.s.ts. Dnl ,oe 100000
Septsnut % f I'm Y p; Benton > M 3865OO
ffoter F,, " % y D. benton 3 M & 3645
Noveyner E-o y Den Don ?. "a 3z26OO
Noys,eer Ea. r. =. DEMON ,. M 1Z3645O
)eremfer IA Ero " ny $500
1918 - * A = 2. Denton' ,. NJ. c.. 50o34O0
January From State Road Fund lzsl6oo
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-24

vaIorun tax SI4U3665OUU assessed valuation
OF property for 1917, at 81 each sloo $s7o7ol
With 639S tithes at 81 so each ............ o51O0
With l. g. ~ Railroad franchise 1916 balance 1874 81
With l. & ~ Railroad franchise 1916 balance 1874 81
With Madison National Bank franchise 1917 $500 Isl o5
With Citizens National Bank franchise 1917 1888
With Southern National Bank franchise 1917 5iO44
With Berea National Bank franchise 1917 $500. 1850
With Waco Deposit Bank franchise 1917. 500
With Farmers Bank, Kirksvle. franchise 1917. sos
With State Bank Trust Company franchise 1917 o64o7
WITH Berea Bank Trust Company franchise 1917 148O
with richmond Water Light Co., franchise 1917. 1904
WITH Kentucky Utilities Company franchise 1917. 1S45
WITH ADAMS Express Company franchise 1oH.... 1921
Wih western Union Telegraph Co. franchise 1917. 3oo5
With East Tenn Telephone Co. franchise 1917
With Gays Ferry Bridge Co. franchise 1917 l122r
WMh Puiman' Gar Company franchise 1917. 2476
WIN berea telephone Company franchise 1oH... GAG
NTH warwick Distiing Co, Withdrawals. 702ol
With KY Dstllery g. Warehouse Co Withdrawals . 1854
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-24
oate Bank Trust Company Treasurer Madison County,
By R E. Turley.

For ltemized statement of
Claims allowed by the Fiscal Court and published herewith
he County cash basis public improvements are being
pushed as rapidly the available
NIT under the adverse conditions prevailing this time
Court has successfully applied business principles to the
onduct OF Madison county affairs believing people of Mad
son county desire and will conduct of their nbl
business : ~ - n Puo'S
MADISON FISCAL COURT.
By w. K. Price County Judge
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-24
sHERIFF's PARTIAL SETTLEMENT FOR THE YEAR 1917.

W. Huney having been appointed by the Madison County
Fiscal Court make settlement with " Ben
ton Sheriff of Madison County Kentucky regard
and all other monies paid him since April h 1917 going
belonging Madison county Kentucky make following
port:
1917 Receipts
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-24

March H. From City <k1eS
March Is From Land sold to B. F. Pickett 5000
.-..-
Disbursements
find that the Treasurer has paid various persons
vouchers issued by the County Clerk countergned by the
County Judge and the County Sheriff which vouchers fled here
with. and made part of this settlement.
Making total Disbursements .$1104S1 81
1918
April Balance in the Treasury 4,5154
Roads ond
and Sinking Fund Total
Amount
s59A24s6 $10SSI0o $99s125 s1249s7OS
Paid s54119 s642o734 100000 s37332o s12oAS167
Balances s 662S4 4s24s 2Ss7.Oo s624S05 4,515AI
You will from the foregoing settlement that there is bal
of 5I4 the Treasury this gives each of the different
funds balance its credit the turnpike roads and bridges
fund which overdawn $824S Should
how much money has paid fund much
money has been paid fund.- file strip showing
this also the balances in of funds
bridge fund.- but shows the overdraft of that fund of which
submitted to the court for their approval
W. S HUXLEY Commissioner
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-24
sHERIFF's FINAL SETTLEMENT FOR THE YEAR 1917


Fseal Court Commissioner make with B. Ben
ton as Sheriff OF Madison County 1917
regard TO the taxes and all other monies going
TO and belonging to Madison county would following
ISIS Psls R.,.;,,.
April l. | find from the partial settlement made with
" B. Benton as Sheriff, December 81 1917
that there a balance in his hands going to the
I'm " ~ N n tangible property S4o88o
r wdIwek Distiiing Company 11437
Fun Saa QUO Dlstiery and Warehouse Co. Sol
from S4oUU worth of property omitted by Assessor
and listed by County Clerk 81 $780, 22 20
From 70 tithes omitted listed by Coun
ty Clerk at 81 so each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1l4Oo
From per cent penalty $66O Dec 1917 223O0
E per cen. mt on So|iooO col since Dec 81 1917. H16
pery Gsso460 exon by Co Ct at 81 fled 1918
From per cent commission on 76 tithes exonerated
lSi4) by County Court at $l5o each filed -. 456
from old tax for 1916 collected 123oo
From per cent commission for collecting S. 5724s
reported as uncolectable Observation-Disclosures. 1920
Total Receipts y ................... $s1 el67s
By per cent for COL $013137 JAM l. 36s
BY Soo4O property by County Court at 81 cents
on each 500 ex. filed herewith ...... 3o4 66
BY 70 tithes exoneraed by County Court 50 each
generations hled herewith Observation-Disclosures. 114OO
BY = per cent CON- for collecting 1882 old 1916 SIS
By 5000 worth of property reported uncoectable al SIC
BY !SW tthes reported uncollectable 81 so $40 0
BY per cent collecting $3.50 SO penalty inter
est since December 1, 1917. ............. 103z
1918 - - =. =
April Is By Treasmer's receipt filed herewith $40
You will see from the foregoing that the said Sheriff
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-24
Credits

The Sheriff is entitled the following credits:
10 III per cent commission the first collected
10 4 per balance OF $50 l....... 3715zo
10 per cent COM on SoI5oO5 franchises 4O6N
10 per cen. COM on slZ95Z whisky tax 45H
by |ouny lreaurers receipts hed 70l4 so
rSn >, S4.3l1 GO
December 81 To balance in Sherf's hands s22 6z 81
You VIII see from the foregoing vet due
from the Sheriff balance of $4,000 which should be collected
April is 1913 the time that the said required to make
ms nal settlement for 1917 all OF which the Court
for its approval. - - ~
W. s. HUNLEYs Commissioner
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-24
REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF MADISON
COUNTY, KENTUCKY, MADE AS OF APRIL /, 1918
TREASURER'S REPORT

Hon w. X Price, Judge Madison County Court:
As by making and submit herewith
showing receipts and disbursements of the Coun
year beginning April 1917 and ending March 3d. 1918
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-05
Preliminary Results

Rindside, Toledo, July 4.-The
first preliminary was called at II
O'Clock, six-round go between
Tommy O'Boyle of Toledo, ll6
pounds, and Solly Epperstein of In
dianapolis, ia pounds. Tom Bodkin
of Pittsburgh, referee. decided the
contest a draw.
The crowd continued to gather,
but slowly, only a few thousand
spectators being present when the
first preliminary started. r
Wop English of East Toledo VS..
Whirlwind Wendt of Toledo. Tom
my MeGinty of Cleveland, refereed.
Six rounds. English wins with
knockout in first round.
Third bout began at 1922; six
rounds between Johnny Lewis of
Toledo and Tommy Long of De-
troit; Danny Dunn of Cleveland.
referee; weights, l35 pounds. Lewis
won by knockout in third round.
The fourth preliminary began at
1:0s o'clock between Johnny Rose
of St. Paul, 1873 pounds, and Bat
thing Balliere of Brooklyn, l34
pounds. Rose won decision in six
rounds. Tom Bodkin of Pittsburgh,
referee.
The fifth contest started at lao
between Navy Ralston of Joliet and
Jock Malone of ST. Paul. Lou Bau-
mann of Cincinnati. referee.
Eight rounds. Malone outelassed
Ralston and won every round and
the decision.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-05
Stecher Pins Lewis
to Mat in Two Falls

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his, rapidly changing holds mystified
the Californian.
Throughout the match it was the
old smiling and confident Joe, that
won an army of friends in Omaha
by the rapid trip he made up the
championship ladder. He looked
far better than he did during his
career of placing the shoulders of
all corners on the mat in less than
80 minutes.
Steeher Was Favorite.
Gate receipts Of the match were
about $4,000. Stechey the winner,
carried home $4,000, 'the winners
share. Lewis received nothing.
Stecher was strong favorite
with the crowd. When he entered
the ring Lewis was booed, while
Stecher was given a great ovation.
The game fight made by Lewis won
him many admirers before the bout
closed.
- Champion Earl Caddock, who re-
Gently returned from a years army
service overseas, refereed and was
given a rousing reception by his
many friends. As referee his de-
cisions met with the approval of
all for fairness and justice to both
men.
Gene Melady, who promoted the
bout, and Carl Marfisi, managers,
estimated that the rain last night
cut down the receipts at least
$1,000. A large percentage of the
spectators came from outside of
Omaha.
At the conclusion of the match
Gene Melady, the promoter, said ::