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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-08
GaBcuiammcr.
Nod bcriibmtcn Ntiiitcrn bon &orD
Solpsfa.

Nad) ~bcrllDlltcll Wtllltcrll Don morn
Soipsfa.
1. Boetbc.
Sube nun, adj WcoiSin.
yntipprin unb a%ntiicbrin
lln0 leioeer nllb Fbeno5etiL
@eidludt gcgen meineS SdGoelS
8lilb'n.
"a iib' id] MN, ih ornler Sbor,
limo bobe &opfibmer5 mic 5lpor.
3mor bah i6 mid omiiiirt gum
9riiaen
Sn 9uQ . 2ofaIen mo Sutider.0e.
itinen
@liroc eini9emal 'rnuSgeidmiIIen
limo bob io9or NIT oilf bic @od)e
miiiien.
0aiiir iino mir entidmun0cn alld)
ole Woneten,
Sd bore Die Gngel I'M Sinrnel flo.
ten
SIS m0d)tc fcin Sunb 10 l1ltaer lcbc1,
Drum babe id mid Dem Scrin9 er.
geben!
9. g htIlcr.
@or's moglid? aonnt' id, nidt
mebr, mic id, poltc?
WiiBt" i'd Die Radt, Die um'S OH
mir id)lltg,
Nm Gage id)on NIT 9osctiomncr
biiBen?
sldl Gin 8efiibf baS obllc Geiipiel tit
8ns gran Dor Sitter lit, bos iei iolio.
Nui Der Heooute bat es nid)ts 5lt
ifoffen,
8rob lit Der Sfmer5, flein lit Der
Ippetit,
llno ihmal Die @ren5e 5lpilhen
Menid) uno GfIen,
3. Scr unge g hilIer.
Gater! Safer 5iger uno Ban.
tier, 2open nnb 2eoparoen auSge'
ipien aus Wtenagerienl 2~oSgeIal'en
oas gauge aatenreih briiat mioer
midi Sommerl Sammer! 9ier bob'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-08

Raas fir's suslans bsforsi G.. Raine, Gr,
4t3. Sft.saftimore-s ctr, nabs Gotumtsnis.M as.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-08

Sifra b'neinl s is q Hullbcr6nclt
Simmliid)cr Safer. Dos mann / &C.
luuBt bait, geitort 9tudt2! Sicb ldoll
i6 ollsI $ @clo is bci'm 0cirl, $
8'muno IS al bin mit'm rcihen yet
ter bah ih mid ]iibcrnoricn mo
gum SdluB bon ids gauge Gorf
sum @irtbSbntS b'noltag'boltt. SolI
mid Ell mlruoern, oh Der Gbitrltod
no itcbt. llno ielm mciB td nit, ban
| Elm 0iippcl o6cr q God I'M S600cl.
9Ibcr uouig idon mnr'a bod o mel.
60 pieI ih6n! @eiligc Wtllttcr Glnz
ia, per5eib' mir Die Siino', mann
mir Die 8uBboftigfeit fcbIt. 9lbcr /
mein ollelpeil: lpann bait Scr Wlcnldl
icinc 6rcuo' Bran bat 1900 norllm loll
Der Mfenid olIf ulferen @errgott lei
ner Welt feline Srcll0' net bob'u?
If. Strin0bcrQ.
8, oicie @cibcrl Sic hobcn mcinc
Secle gefreiien uno meincn Sett &C.
ioffen. Sd CAB, id CAB, bis i6 bon-
ferott mar. 8on eir1cm itolicniid)cn
Wicilter gibt cs Elm 8emGloc, oo5
cine Sortllr bartlett; cinem Seiltgcrl
pin0et man mittel5 elmer 9rcbrollc
sic @e0arme beroltS. Der Wtortprcr
lieat "a ltno iiebt, pie cr INNER bin.
ner ullo Dinner miro. 90 ging cS
mir nit meiner 9rieftoidle. llto ais
Die S6longen luben, ooB id) fcinGin.
Netpci0c, mill io9en, 9onf1oten mcbt
bate, ipien lic. 0o iogtc id) - cS
iuarcn MIR 5luci99ortc, ober lie luorcll
fiirdterIid). Sd iogte: ogllte Gfel!"
lln0 Damn - BON einem bolldnoilhcn
Mteiiter gt6t es elm @emGIOe, no Gin
Monn bon @eiberl1 geprilgelt miro.
go CLAUDE if, enoete cS. llno lie
luaten oo5ll - es moren altd) MIR
5luet gSorte, aber 11c iunrcll l1od)
fiirfterlider, Tie iagtcn: SON
Soiot."
~. Moeterltnd.
Gin S6mer3, Der feineS MonneS
S6nter5 iein iolte, ourdpiiblt mein
Strt. l(no iG, Ser ih 0elttltd Iebe,
ooB oieier Sd)mer5 nift I'M Scr
bGltnib ST. DEM Sergniigcn ltebt, Dem
er ct1tipridt, ih CAB mir cin Scr.
iprcd)en, mel6cS nod melt t60ridter
lit, olS bieieS 8ergniigen, weldcS
tb0rift NOR. ltno oieieS tbori6teite
oller tb0ri6ten Seriprcden miro Der
@eiie in 3ilfilnit nid)t 81 boltcn &c.
bobt IN Der Gage qeluelen iein 81
6iirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-08
Gum @aiicr fans.


-
Der Sirnmel bat e8 10 bci6loIicn
llno ouloct fem ~fripoleS SpicI:
Ger Menid bat Gicmen nid)t, nod)
Sloiien,
Srun lpar6 boS 2ono icin Iomi5il.
Gr iou iid) riht oltf @elen po9cn,
0eS Wteercs Glide idIlldt i'm ein;
&iel @oiier rlrinirt ben Mngcn
limo Drum crfano or lid bcn
Wein.
Die itortc 9t0iic mnB inn idoocn
Ton inncr, ipie oltd) dllBcrlid;
@o5u sic Norrcn cipig booen,
Nlcin Iicbcr 6reunb, 0oS frog' id)
Gid,
2ic5 bic Scgcnoe MIR Der Nltoct,
Die acilihriit lies bon 9abplon:
Gas critic llnbciI fam IN Sllttbcrt,
lln0 BLOB Serr Noob id)luomm Oos
Don.
Die gauge Wenihbeit, id)ulobelooelt,
@ing IN ooS @oiier uno erloff;
Dos fam pom ircpelboften 9oben,
9oS mirIt OH cinleb'n, pic ih boff'.
Ger llntergang in 8Iutb utb Weac
@or id)liht utmoglib iiberboupt,
Stono cine Sufel an Der SteIle:
uSicr lit ouS @ooen nidt c%rlaubt!"
Die So6tcr itolSer G6orooncn,
Sic gtng binunter an ben 9ttl,
limo mas 9ci6ob, ibr Soo 81 lob
men -.
0u meibt's ia ielbit iuoS REQ it)
picll 49,
Gin fIimperflcincS &inolein boftc
SIM S6ilf Dos brittle gar 10 iebr;
llno ip1tcr ibren &oter lodtc
Der iunge Woun ms rotbe Mecr.
Sort fam Scr bobe Serr 81 Sdoocn
Wtit ieiner gon5en &citcrihaar,
@oS ofienii6tli6 fir Oos 9aoen
Der 5odter BLOB Die Stroic mar!
Iltd) oieien Sou i'm 9lug' 81 bolten
@itt' idL Der SdlinmeS unS err
5dblt:
suzanne ulto ole beioen Nlten,"
Sic nabn cin 9ao - oas mar &c.
fcblt,
0crn Intern idlidcn nltf Die 2olter
9ie iipp'gen 8reiic binterorcin
llno rieicn bon Der @ortenmoncr
SSbr Ginge 81, Die menig fem.
llno mar Der 9oniel nift 9clpcIen
co ticf iuriitiid) por6eood)t,
Oh miiBtcIt nit @etriibniB lelen:
Wfun bat Slllnnne lm9cbroht.
gn Ggamemnon ferner oenfe,
9cr frob ms 9ao geitiegen iii,
llro - fiefS - ihon iist linn I'M
@elenfc
0oS ipibe &onoi6pert oes aegilt.
Gr fam nit Srojn'S S6ab beluoclL
Gr ihlcppte niel, mas mtbt nno
fronn1t, -
@ns mltB Elm Sobn oeS gQreltS b.
Den,
@lcidl lpcnr CT llod) Wtpfcn0 fonunt.
Gr bat - 10 lebrcn'S ms Ole Alten,
Die Grogifcr bonn floligen Sdlog-
3ebn Sobr' Dor Sroio o~llsgcboltcn
llno in Der @onne feinen Sag!
Nus ioldcn iiltitcrn @reileltboten
&icit jeoer bod, Der nod)geoadt,
0oB Die periIirte 2llit, 5u baoen,
Ger Mcni6beit niemolS Sell &C.
brodt.
0iogcncS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-08

lu) UerIrQQen gelCrlll, IQltll 0Q3lt 10
6eln, iuenu metn erboitcr Tein0 min
Den 5tuon3igiten Shoppen 3utrinft
Nber fpenn Gbampogner 5llrIPigrGnC
miro: D, 10 pcrOc sum 8rouiepi,lper.
Wouiieur; pcrluiI0're 5um Natron
Soblenioltre; unO icoer &oIlmopS
rcdtc lid ollf SIT @rintm uno 8eroer.
ben!
A. Sbier.
Sf bin foot! Sd bin nidtS ncbr
oils mcin cigcner Sd,ottcn. Sd bin
cin 8eipenit. @citern NOR i1 nod
bon 6Iciid uno 9lllt, obcr oo3tpi.
ihen licgt cine Nod)t. Sd botte@ein.
Ioub i'm Soar, tronf Gunid mo
nlod)tc Hooou. cd mo6te oieien
No0ou in Sdonbcit uno pcri6icoe.
ncn Bars. TIoblif fam OoS 8ln.
ocrborc lno nobm mid nit. llub
Damn fam oos llnbcfomnte. lln0
Damn fam cine gSeiIc nid)tS, unh
bclte friib fam ooS 8rouenpoIlc uno
idntieoetc mir eilten ciicrnen Sting
nm bcn Sintcrfopf. Ntltttcr, gieb
mir bic @i8bIoicl
3. DC oIliere.
(~lleberiebt bon Sltlon.)
8om i61nbIihiten 9efrr9 BIN id) er.
moht:
Glia1tbc bat mid nit .GIeont betros
gen!
@ei'm WnSfenboIl bab' ib IN Oieier
Hadt
Die Seltd,lerlorpc ibr bernb9e5ogen.
GIeont! Elm 9erl, Der nidtS ollf gr.
ben treibt,
Nls ooB er idutocrpoQe &erie
idreibt.
@eD, 2eiocl, meine NodJe ioQ iie
ribtcn!
llno MIR ooS Cine lit mir nod nidt
flar:
Col ib sur Strofe ouf ooS folidc
Haar
Sebt belI'rc ooer l6leht're Gcric bid.
ten?
6. ON nnun5io
Sd fam mid feiner i6oncrcn
No6t ais Der 9eitrigen crinncrn: cin
ScIt aus Sroltm mo @irflidfeit &C.
wobcn. Die %ticiiinnigiten 0inge mo-
rem mir unfair. 9(ber oieic i6one
Gerblenoung perlieB MIDI llno id
CAB ocn gemcinen 0elltlidfcitet bca
2ebenS mad. 8ebroden gebe th
ans oieiem S6idiolc beruor. 9oS lit
bic Siibnc. gber piellcidt miro eilt
orn1es, itumumes @eid)opf, ein tootcr
Slid cine III einem elenOen SoIle
oep0felte &reotur mir ullf'S 9telle Ole
Strait perleiben, unitcrblidc ~llnoinge
bon mir 81 gebell. IS ltegt ctpoS
8cbciligtes in oicicm Fofclfolie!
7. 8crDoro& an y nj II.
Niihte beeren, nildte Iebcn mcd)tc
MIR! Eriacn mcd)te MIR, mdS Or
Socm bGlt! M'r botte lids 9cldpo'
rem, MIR ipuQo'S nc mcbr thltll. N6cr
tic ban lid) al, cenen iuie DC &lctt'n
~gebong'n. - Sd Dub lie mltlfn, 5
bolf niift. Bon arcti6om ST &ret-
l6om bob' ih miliicn lul,fo, oaB i'd
gar III hi mebr CUR 9eiinnung &c
fomm'. STE peeB i6 MD, ruie id)
bernoh bin beem9efrld)e. . ie.
mcrid! Mei Supp! Mei Suppl
NTr ielloe oieQeidt - MIR lellbe piel=
lcitt bod, an lauren Sering ban.
s. Iei6ploS.
Qlcbcrlcbt BON MilumoluiB . Wtollcns
oorf.)
Wtoht Glloe, Wottcr, mt ocli Allalelt,
0ie id oul0c!
Gen gl,lgcn grolienpoll, 9raucnpoIl
at idrcibcn oild).
Bin i) ben Wcnlben u1o ocn Got.
tern glcid) perboBt?
Die meiBe 2eincnbinbc trog' id un
oos Soupt,
llno aus t%riefGu9igen Siocrn rinnt
ein trilber Sin1l.
Ser @agen meiner Seelc fobrt aus
iciner @obn;
Ger 3iigel Der 9eiitnlang iGat mir
aus Der !Sono!
Sd CLAUDE, Dab ih Den Seromcter 10
cbcr
0ireft nerluehicln fonntc nit Dem
Sarometer!
~0(,,,I(,,t SniInnSi MtrNrr itrtnt'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-08
8. Sermann 9obr.

Sd peritebe nid)t, id peritcbe Die
Wenihen nid)tl Wos lit benn mir
geidebcn? Mtan bot mir Den Suit
bon aopic gcldlo9en, Sd lpollte
gut iein SIT ben Mcnidel. @iit ieilt,
oos lit bos Gin5ige, oos Sod)itc. gber
man peritono mid nid)t. Sd mnBte
reoen, immer reoerl, iiberou reoen.
Won bot mir oen Gplinoer eingc'
trieben. Won eloubte pielleit)t, Dab
i'd Nber ooS lit bod gu oulnnlel
Is fommt bod gar uid)t oaroiif on,
Of man - aein onitonoiger Wtenid)
miro oesbolb peraftet, neil ct =
9oS lit 5u BLOB. Ios peritebe if)
nitt. llnb aeiner pcritcbt &einen.
ODER bat elmer cine @bnlme, lpaS id
eben geiogt babe. Seine 9Ibnlng,
ooiiir biirge i6!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-08

ib pertroacn gcIcrnt, fam oa51t Ia,
6elll, iuenn mcin erboitcr ISeino mir
Den 5rpan5igiten S6oppen 5lttrinft.
aber penn Gbampogner 3lrYfigrGne
miro: D, 10 lucrOc sum 8roltiepulper,
WolIieur; Ocrluilo're gum Notron,
So%bleni0itrc; unO icoer NoIlmopS
rcdtc lid oli ST @rilnm uno @eroer-
ben!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-25
NEW LISBON, IND.

New Lisbon, June 25-The Misses
Olive Thomas and Goldie Moore at
tended the c. f. convention at Indian
apolis part of last week.
Orville Freeland and Harry Schock
of New Castle, spent Sunday with
home folk.
DIR. II. RI. Rooms of New Castle was
here. Monday.
Mark Wilson and Everett Wright at
tended a C. E. convention at Indian
apolis last week.
j. o. Cox is remodeling his dwelling
house east of town.
Miss India Hatfield returned Satur-
day from a two weeks stay at New
Castle.
Albert Raffe is having his large res
idence painted. Peyton and son are
doing the work.
Mrs. Mary Peyton of New Castle,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
DR.. Craybill has moved into the DR..
Rooms property.
Oakley Dare is slowly improving aft
er a three weeks illness.
Thomas Waller is very sick at his
home here.
Frank vanderbeck and family at
tended X. OF p. decoration at Straughn
Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-25
From Nearby Towns
HAGERSTOWN. IND.

Hagerstown. Ind, June 2J.-Several
from this place will attend the rail-
readers" picnic at Sommerville, Ohio,
Saturday, June %.
Mrs Julia KepIer is visiting friends
at Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. Margaret Ashleman and Miss
Clara Martin of indianapolis. spent
last Thursday with their niece, little
LaVerne Thornburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stair and chill
dren spent Sunday with relatives at
Fountain City.
Mrs. Daisy Spencer Of Indianapolis.
is here visiting her parents, VIM. Da-
Wis and wife.
Miss Mary Strickler was the guest
over Sunday of her sister, Mrs. Ever
cite Root and family.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hahn had as
guests Sunday at dinner, Henry Tee
tor and family.
Mrs. Beulah Barret and son Eugene
of indianapolis is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Brumback.
Miss Hazel Fish returned to her
home at Frankton, Ind, Saturday
morning after spending two weeks
with Miss Ethel Roller.
Florence Nicholson and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Hoover were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Pierce
at Carthage, Ind. Sunday.
Among those who were at New Cas-
tie Saturday were John Teetor and
wife, Henry Teetor and wife, Charles
Cain and wife and George Calamese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dennis entertain
ed Sunday, Rev. r. G. Walk and wife
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Worl.
Mrs. Bert WINNER and daughter
Fern, of indianapolis. came Saturday
guests of Roe WINNER and wife. Miss
Fern will remain for a several weeks
visit with her grandparents.
Chas. Ford and family of Chicago ar
rived here Saturday evening in their
auto touring car. They are guests of
Mrs. Fords mother, Mrs. Della Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thornburg had
as their guests Sunday, Carver Pol
lard and wife, Harley Brown and wife
and Chas. Stonecipher and wife.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Backenstoe and
Mrs. Cora Clendenin were guests of
VIII Replogle and wife Sunday at their
country home, east of town.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-25
LIBERTY. IND.

/ Liberty, Ind, June 25-J. W. Young,
Eaton, Ohio. was the guest of Liberty
friends Saturday
| Herman and Emil Bethge. of Ham
| ilton spent Sunday with their parents
here
! Forrest Murray spent Sunday in
Greensboro
David Spivey of Brownsville, was in
Liberty Saturday.
Mrs. Kate Coffman and daughter.
left Saturday for an extended visit
with Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Smith of New
Castle.
Raymond Brookbank and mother. of
Hamilton, were guests of Henry Gam
bril- and family, Sunday.
Miss Alice Jackson was the guest of
friends at New Lisbon, Ind, Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Robinson of Greensburg,
Ind, is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Gilmore, this week.
Mrs. Ed Gilmore and son spent Sun
day with Connersville friends.
Dan Dooley, p P. Maibaugh, Peter
Kielty and j. B. Hesselbrock, spent
Sunday in Covington, Ky.
C. B. Cockefair and wife of Eaton,
Ohio, were guests of F. B. Hustled and
wife, Sunday.
Henry Crosby and wife of Indianapo-
lis, spent Sunday with Dee Crosby and
family.
Jack Knecht of Rushville, was the
guest of Miss Addie Roach Sunday.
Clyde Robson of Connersville. spent
Sunday with Liberty friends.
Stephen Powers and wife of Hamil-
ton, were guests of Mrs. Charlotte Hus-
ted Sunday.
James O'Toole, Thomas Ryan and
John OToo1e attended the knights of
Columbus initiation at Covington, KY,
Sunday
Mrs Jean Stout of Indianapolis, is
the guest of her parents, G. NJ. Clark
and wife,
Miss Estella Weathers left Sunday
for Indianapolis.
VIII Hull of Connersville, spent Sum-
day with his parents here.
Miss Goldie Johnson has returned
home from an extended visit with Ken
lucky relatives.
Will Hill OF Marysville, Ohio, spent
Sunday with J. w. Connoway and fam
lily.
Ed. Thurman of Cincinnati, was the
guest of Chas. Churchman and mother
Sunday.
Ira Garrett of Connersville, spent
Sunday with friends here.
w. p. Kennedy, T. E. Lockridge, Joe
J. Maibach and Frank Adams were
Cincinnati visitors Sunday.
Elmer Robertson, Roe Duval1, Frank
Ryan and Jack Knect, accompanied by
Misses Edna Smith, Adelaide Mai
baugh, Mayura and Addie Roach, en-
joyed an outing along Whitewater
Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-25
REMARKABLE RESCUE.

That truth is stranger than fiction.
has once more been demonstrated in
the little town of Fedora, Tenn, the
residence of c. v. Pepper. He writes:
81 was in bed, entirely disabled with
hemorrhages of the lungs and throat.
Doctors failed to help me. and all
hope had fled when l began taking
Dr. Kings New Discovery. Then in
slant relief came. The coughing soon
ceased: the bleeding diminished rap
idly. and III three weeks I was able to
60 to work" Guaranteed cure for
coughs and colds. soc. and S1.00 at
A. G.. Luken & &C. drug store. Trial
bottle free.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-25
EATON. OHIO.

Eaton. o.. June 2J.-Stanley j. Rob
erts of Chicago. was business visitor
in Eaton Tuesday.
A. T. Douglas, Lewisburg, was in
Eaton Monday.
Campbell Filbert, DR.. ". NJ. GREGG
and George Appleby, were in Cincin-
natl Monday.
Mrs. Frank Wagner of West Alex
andria visited relatives here Monday.
cinnati Monday.
Judge Elan Fisher is in Urbana
holding court this week.
DR.. p. II. O,Hara of Campbellstown
was business visitor here Monday.
Marshal A. n. Cox of Lewisburg
was here Monday.
Reuben Lyle of Dayton transacted
business in Eaton Monday.
Oscar Myers and Mrs. Clara Belle
were here from West Alexandria Mon
day.
John Ruppel, Camden, was an Eaton
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Russell Smith has returned from
a visit at Yellow Springs.
Judge Gard OF Hamilton will hold
court here Thursday in the absence of
Judge Fisher.
Funeral services of the eighteen
months lo child of Vern Albaugh of
Gratis, was held there Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. JOS Woerner and Miss
Louise Woerner are the guests of Gin
cinnati relatives.
M. w. Nation was in Cincinnati Mon
day.
A baby boy has arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Acton on East
Somers street.
William Walters. Jack Wesco and
Frank Walters were in Cincinnati
Monday.
Mayor Craig and Attorney John Ri
singer were in Hamilton Tuesday on
legal business.
w. A. Edison and family are visiting
Trenton, o., relatives.
Attorney Sprigg Mcmahon of Day
ton, transacted legal business in Ea-
ton Monday.
Mrs. Carl Thoma, who has been the
guest of her parents here. has returned
to her home in Cincinnati.
John Ellis has moved his household
goods to Dayton and will reside there.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-25
MILTON. IND.

Milton, Ind, June 25-Miss Mary
Ogle of Indianapolis, is at her sister
Mrs. Jerome Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon were. at Raj
eigh Saturday to attend the funeral of
son of F. l.. Dyer The interment was
at Zion cemetery and Rev. E. P.
Gotshall was the officiating minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart and
sons Perry and Oscar, of Chicago, are
visiting local relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Bishop spent Sun
day at East Germantown with Mr. and
Mrs. Jerome Tout
Misses Elizabeth Watt of Corners
vile. and Hazel Wagner of east of
town, visited friends Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will sweeney of Cam
bridge City spent Sunday with his par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. l. F. Sweeney.
Ed Lynas and son Milton, and Miss
Mary Hardabaugh of Columbus. o..
visited Will Wallace and family south
of town Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Frazer was a Corners
vile visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crawford and
daughter Margaret of Connersville
visited Mr.. and Mrs Ben Knipe SUN
day
Mr.. and Mrs. John Galloway of
Knightstown. visited his uncle, G. w.
Galloway and family, Sunday
John Ingerman and family of Cam
bridge City spent Sunday with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Colbert Conover
La Grande Marvin. of Frankfort,
was the guest of Miss Alice Beeson
Sunday.
Hiram Crook. Park Thornburg. Oil
yer and Lafe Beeson. left Sunday for
Wabash. on a fishing trip. They
made the trip in Mr. Thornburg-s au-
tomobile.
Mr. and Mrs Hiram Jones have re-
turned from a visit at New Boston.
Illinois. They were accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. Vashti Drury. who will
visit relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Robert Cornell has returned
from a visit with her parents at Cow
ington. Ky. Her sister, Miss Elsa
Stephens. accompanied her home
Mesdames Matilda Boyd and Eva
White and daughter of East German
town, spent Sunday with Will John
son and family.
Mrs. Linda Hinchman of Knights
town. visited friends and relatives
Monday.
Elmer Gaut of Greenfield. was a Mil
ton visitor Monday.
Dwight North of indianapolis was
the guest of relatives Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brown and son.
Wright. spent Sunday at B1uffton.
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs John
North. Mrs. Brown and son remained
for a visit.
Rev. and Mrs. F. c. Mccormick en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs Cyrus Whitley
and son Ralphe to dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth kimmel and grand
daughter. Thelma Moore are visiting
relatives at Muncie and Anderson
Frank Tout of East Germantown
was a Milton visitor Sunday.
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STRAUGHN, IND.

oLIduSuu, 1Lu, Julle ESISl-
la Rhodes visited her sister, Mrs. Min
ME Black and family at Philadelphia,
Ind, last week, returning home Sat
urday. Her sister, Mrs. Minnie Black
and children, came home with her to
visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Willis until Monday.
Among those who were in New Cas-
tie Saturday were Mrs. j. w. Haskell
and sister, Mrs. Borgia Haskell, Mrs.
Albert Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Reynolds, Mashall Starr and Frank
Shockley.
Ernest Shockley of Angola, is visit
ing his mother and brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds of
ents over Sunday
Misses Goldie Moore and Ethel
Jackson spent last week in Indianapo-
lis at Sunday school convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haskell of
Carthage visited his sister, Mrs. J. w.
Haskell, Sunday.
Master Royerden Cox of Rushville
is visiting his grandparents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan GaulSer and
grandson, Kenneth Gauker, visited
their son, Will Gauker and family in
Connersville, Friday and Saturday.
Will Gauker and family of Corners
Vile visited relatives here Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mrs. Isabel Strawn is not much i'm
proved in health.
Miss Clara vanausdal Of Knights
town, visited in Straughn. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollyn Hall and son of
Indianapolis visited their parents here
last week.
Mrs. Mary Becktell of Lewisville
was in Straughn, Sunday afternoon.
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jACKSONBURG, IND.

Jacksonburg, Ind. June 25-Mrs.
Clifford Scates is quite sick.
Charles Miller and wife entertained
at dinner, Sunday, Sanford Ellison
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Will
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Sarver and
Misses Lucille Wilson and Crystal
Scott.
George Splitter is sick.
Jos. Blose entertained his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. James Blose of White
water, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Boroughs and
daughter visited Fred Scott of New
Castle, over Sunday.
Mrs. Gill Wright spent Sunday with
her daughter, Mrs. Clara Scates.
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CENTERVILLE. IND.

Centerville. Ind. June 25-Mrs. Ann
Reece has gone TO Chicago to make an
extended visit to her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Amelia Reece.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Green spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cox.
near Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Lester of Wau-
kegan. Illinois, are visiting their rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Dunbar.
Mrs. Charles kepler residing west
OF Centerville, is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Greene and
little daughter Eva. left on Friday for
a visit of two weeks TO relatives in
different parts of Ohio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-25
NO DECISION REACHED
Art Association Has Not Pur-
chased a Picture.

No decision has as yet been reached
as to the purchase of a picture by the
Art association. The choice is be-
tween DuMond's AT the Well and
Collin Campbell Cooper's. THE Flat
iron" No word has been received from
Mr.. DuMond and the committee is
waiting on this before IL makes a decis-
ion. The Art exhibit closes tonight.
this years display no doubt excelling
those OF other years. l.. w. Deuker's
orchestra will furnish music tonight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-25

Lord Roseberry. formerly British
prime minister. is an authority on gar
dening, although most people know
him only as a statesman and author.
AS a matter of fact he has every reason
to be gardener and farmer both. as he
owns $4,000 acres of land in Scotland
and some 5000 in England and has
also a villa, literally EMPOWERED in
flowers and Towering shrubs overlook
ing the Bay of Naples.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-25
A Lesson in Health.

Healthy kidneys filter the impuri-
ties from the blood and unless they
do this, good health is impossible.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes sound kid
neys and will positively cure all forms
OF kidney and bladder disease. 1t
strengthens the whole system. A. G..
Luken & Co.