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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-22
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Blpmoutb, MaF., q. 5ebruar.
sSn benz pro3eB ge9en 5rau 2eua Gu
fumano unD Gnrtco Masetlli, pon!Sull,
Die 8uiummen bsr@rmorbung oes Sat
ten Der SSrau, Srant GuTumano, angs
tlu8t iinb, iagte cine S4peftsr oes
Qngetlagten, 5rau De 2sgsrtp, am
Oienitag aug, bub 2enu @ufumanc t9r
gsiagt babe, lie babe $35 fir bic @rz
mOrbung ibres Wannes beSablt uHo
babe 8ugsieben, pte er NIT elmer art
er19ldgeH tpuroe.
Srau De 2egarto, bic in Bottom
Ipo6Ht, iagte auf Dem 3eugenitanb aus,
buB 5ruu guiumuno Iie Elm pour Sage
ebe bic 2eihe 5raut gufumaHo's III
Der 8ranbung in Der aunfel 8edd bet
Suu aufgsfunoen puroe, in Bottom bes
Iu6t uHo NIT 8e3ug uuf ods 8ers
idpiHbeH ibres Waunes gefagt
babsu: rmein appf Iagte mir,
baB i6 i'm tDoten ldfsn fpllte.
SD be3abIts $35 uno IisB tbu tDoteu.
rgtit 8u iiher, oub er tobt iit; biit
9u Htht bielIetht angsfIbrt uub UNI
Dsin 9sID geprsllt tporoen2" frug bic
S6psiter, uHo Grau guIumauo IoG
ibr oarauf bic folgsnoe 4utport gegsz
ben baben:
sd babe nit meinen sigensn 4ugeu
gsieben, ME er getDbtet nur0e. Sic
baben ss ibm gegeben, eiuen Shlaa
tns 9entt nit Der Qrt."
2tuf bic 5rage Der S9peiter, no
Srunt begrabsn tpOrbsn lei, Iou iSruu
guIumanp eeuutfportet babeu: .Gr lit
gar niht begraben pprbeH. Gr fpuroe
in cine 9ede sinastpitsIt, nit 9rabt
felt SuIammsnqebuRosu uuo lin BRET
llbr Morgens tns Meer oefporFen."
Die 3sugin fuate bes Wetteren, baB
Elm puar Gage ipdter iie in Der 3situng
aslsfsr babe, baB Die 2ethe in Der
8ranbung gsfunoen tporben iei. urter
genau ben1slben 8erbGltuifer, ME t9re
Shpeiter iie befdrisber bate.
2tu6 bic neun Sabre aIte So6tsr
bes ansstIagtsn, 4ccniTa guiumonp,
trat aIs 3eugiu fir bic Qntfags auf.
0as Mdohen idqte, baB Iis am 1S.
September b. s., 2lhenos, in Der &iihe
ibrer eIterIihsn mobuuna ostpsIen lei,
ais bic Uiutter ibr perboteu babe,
pa8 nebendu qelegene 3immer su be-
trsten. Su oieiem ,3inmer ion Der
Woro began9en poroen fein.
Gifsnbabu luglId.
Renp, Qep., 21. Gebrudr. Se6s
8aqqpns zines gafIugierauges Der
SOUTHERN 9ucific q, 81. entgleifteu
aeftern glbenb in Der Rdbe 8aIfbe's.
8ret PaITagisre, stpsi 6rauen uuo elm
Wunn, purosn ihper, 19 aubere Ieiht
perlebt. Die 8erleBten befinbeu fib
| in Glto, gtsp., in sinem 5oTpital. gtne
oebronene S6iene peruriQate Den lin.
fan.
aIbert 8. SutberIuHo ges
| forben.
Rem 9prt, q. 5ebr. gilbert 8.
Sutberlonp, Elm betdnnter 3beatera
U2anaaer uno 9utte Der SaauIpieleriH
ISuIia Ring, tpurbs beute Worsen toot
i'm Bette auf9efunnen. Serr Sutber>
lamb mar etpa so Sabre ait uro hiibeg
ME nriiben tppbIbetGuut.
| 5raberer 8autprdfibent
| perurtbeiIt.
| Rem gprt, q. 5ebr. Mm. R.
lMpntgpmerp, Der friibers prdfbeut Der
Sdmiltpn 9ant. fpelhe i'm Sabre 1907
stTammenbrad, tuuroe beute bon Rihs
Ter Roialstp Su utht peniger uIs 2
Sahren unn 2 Monattn uno nidbt mehr
lals 5 Sobren StHs SiHs tutgen groBs
IbiebitGbIs in 9erbtnoung NIT betriiges
irifhsR galsiasa 5ru S4.4N nsEa<s
lsssilt
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argentinisH mill bsutf DE
BofbeamfeeHgagirer.

II b q m H9 q treH
Die ureentiniiAe Gegierung iteht
burh 8ertreter gegenipdrtig in 8er=
bdnblunaen NIT pent StaatsIetretGr
bes bsutf6en RetdsspOftamts, Dirtl.
Geb. Rntb araette. Sc bdnbeIt ii6 in
srftsr Ginie um bds Engagement bon
beutihen 9oftbeaulter, tpelAe in Der
iiibamerifoniihen RepubIit eirenpoits
bienit nadl beutihem Wuiter etnri6ten
IoGen. 5erner ipirb Der Qntauf bon
;sdbrseugen unb gerdtben, tpelhe gum
poftalifdsn getrieb n6tbig iinO, an8es
itrebt.
Die gtnfibrungfran80fis
i4en Rinbbitbs In 8abeu
Elm Ge bH 6lag.
syn goben bat iid bic ginfubr frans
s0iifden Rinbpiebs CUR 8eieitigung Der
JIeifdnptb unb 9beuerung ais Elm
gdn3lides i5iosto errDiefen. Die aus
Karlsruhe genelbet tpirb. bat Der bors
tiae Stantratb besbdlb bas Griu6en
an oie Regieruna serihtet, bic Ginfu6r
i4neoiihen unb urgentiniiden Rinb>
.Diebs 5u erfpirten.
Sturmflutben an ber
q ilite.
Qus gurhdnen lieatn neue 6iobspcz
fen iiber bos lInbeii Dor, tpslhes on
Der aifte dngerif)tet norben it,.
5ur6tbar baben bic Gturmfluthen gez
piitb.t. ipsl6s in gIsiher g6pere felt
serrumr 3ett ni4t pDrsetommen iinb.
Die 3ahl Der SdiFfsunfdGs fteigt ims
msr bohsr. Rod IdBt ii6 bie Rata
{tropbe in ibr.m gaiisen rmfdng uiht
iiberfsbsn. 4u6 III nidts bariibsr be-
fannt, pie groB Der Weriuit on Wsus
fdjenIeben setpefsn III.
potniihe Rei6srat9sa6z
georOnste Der 8sFss
dung befhuIbigt.
Wieu, 81. FEB. Sin GROCER
Stanbal tpir6elt In Der galisiiheu
Staot ardtau Staub duf. sssn Der borz
tigsH grsFe tperben 8rlefs er6ffsntli6t,
burh tpelds poIniihe abgsorbnste bes
Ri6srntbs auf bas ihperIte 6IoBsez
iteIIt perbeu. Den Yorlamsntarisru
tpirb 3ur 2aft gslest. baB lis siHsn
ihUunsboften Sha6er init S6ant>
tonseifiOnen setri.ben hobsn.
Die Grrsgung III I'm TO GROCER. ols
bic 5ras. Der 5haHit0ns.Tionsn gss
gsnipdrtie atut iIt, iianem 1oufsnos
BON iubifhen S6untnirthen IN guIis
glen ourh oas ntue Geieb aus bem 8ss
ihGft sstrieben fino.
Cine llHteriuhung tptro SfpeiftlloE
Iofort .ingsl.itet tpsrosn. Gs iperoen
peitere gutbiuungsH oet fhlimmitsn
art srtpartst.
Cine Rteherluse Der msTi.
tuuif den Jnfursenttn.
MERITS, 21 Ss6r. - Gin Reoi.
ment RegieruHgstuOalerie brdhts an
Sonntae pie aus 5orreon oemeISet
ptrb, ben Suiurssuteu in Der RGb,
pon psorieena, Durango eine I6tper,
Raberlaas bel. Die RsuoiutipHGre fol.
len mtbr als 20 Raun an 5obten Der.
loren haben.
Die Rsbellsn, bic mebrere Wo6er
lang ben peoricena 9iFtrift terrori.
| iirt 1otten, bsfanbeH iicb uuF BEN
Wnrid noh Napimi, oas 80 Wsiler
meter n0rbIi6 lisgt. 8as eifte inert
taniihe aapdltris Regiment fan
sleihseitis in Rosas, 20 Waeilen fpeIta
! lih BON georicena on, Hnb mddlte iit
iofort auf, ben JnFurgenten b.r
Weg su perIesen. gs betam Der
| 5eino in Siht obHs ielbit geisbsr
tpornen Su iein uno partete an einel
Stelle, an tpslher bic SnIurg.ntsr
| porbeitommen mubtsn. Die 2eBtertr
gerittben bdnn in Elm fiirhterlite!
arsusf.uer unb ergriffen bdIb BIZ
| iludt, ibre Baffsn forttperfenb.
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Die Su6fibisuporlage hat feline Qusz
iift duf Qnnabme.
5tatiitit iiber ben 5leii4tOuium in ben
9er. Staaten.
& 0 onareR.


Wai6iugtou, Q. G., q. Se6.
Zen. geperioee BON SHoianu nabm
om Di.nitag Die gr0Bts 3eit oes Ses
mats in 4nfpru6. Gr belt cine Rsbe
eegen ben Senator 2orimer, besuoete
lie a6er nid5t, unb am Qbenb Duroe
ibm stnitimmig bic grIaa6uib gegeben,
bic ReDe am Wtittpod fortIeBeH gu
eiirfen. @r lpirb tpdbrIdeinIih benz
SeHator Qorimsr islbIt folqsn. IS
II. spetfelhdft, Oh Is Dem Gen. Bur
rcrps gelinoen pirb, bic 2orimsrsRes
Iclution om Utittpp6 CUR Qbitimmung
AZ brtngen, obgleih er Ddtreno oes
Tog.s an9etiiuoist bat, oab er eire
gbitimmurs oerlaHgeu iperos, peun
na4 Dem Gen. 9eperioge tsiu anoerer
Ssnator 6ersit isi, ii6sr Die ReIolutiou
Su iprehen.
Seu. geDeriSee fpurbe, tpdhrsRb sr
feline Rsbs bielt, bdufig unterbrchsn,
bauptfdhlih bon benz Sen. 9aile1.
3.ras. Der sinmal tpsgeu einer Be
msrtuns, bic or iiber bic in ben 8allez
rien befiuolthsu 3uitouer madte,
Cusae3iitt rpuroe, mas ettpus liner
hortss i'm Ssndt iit. SsRator Gram
foro bate cine gsmertuHg ii6sr o:n
2Ortmer.Sun seuIadt - geqeH 2ori'
msr - bic BON stnem qroben 5teil Der
3uI9ausr in ben 9alerisn applauoirt
nurbe.
Ter gi3s grGiosnt SbermdH iagte
in f6arfsm 5On, bag tsin applaus
bon Der GaLsrie ssbuloet iperoe. Der
Senator Don ssras fagte oardui:
Der 4pplaus 6aratteriTrt Die Sntels
llasng Der 3uihausr." Bon ben
;Freunoen 2orimsrs fam banu Elm
ftrat.r Qpplaus, als er erItnrb,
| fclete aber Elm itartss 3iften, aber
reber bic Ssudtorsn nod bic 9eamten
bss Ssnats nahmsH Roti5 oaoou.
Sas ReprdIsntdntenhau8 bate ben
WariRezGtat in geratbung uno oie
8orlugs puroe Iotpeit erlsoigt, baB ii'
am Wlittrpoh oefinitiD angenommen
iperoen tam. Eus Jlottsnprogramm
| umfaBt ben 8au BON 3fpei Qtnisnihifs
| fen, pon stpet aoblenbdmpfern, ahi
SorpebobpotssritDrern uuo bier Inter
| feebooten. Die beioen Bdnserfhiffs
Tcusn bic qrDbtsn iein, Die je in bieiem
2anee aehdut tpuroen uno pdhrenb ihr
Depiacement auf $4,000 5onnen dree,
| eeben i'll, ift ss mDgli6, bdB ss bis su
10000 5onnen aebn tpirb. 9is
Shiffe iolleu cine 6aupt6dtterie bon
| spolf 14s0lliaen GeIhiibsn, in bier
9biirmen su, is bret Geihiisen, erhaI'
ten. Gs tputoe AUDI Elm Qmsnnemeui
anaenommen, uuter Dem tiinftia teiut
aoblen fir arieasi9iffs r1ebr BON
dtlantiihen mad Dem itillsn Saeou be,
f6roert perben biirFen. Gohlen fiji,
| Shiffe an Der tpeitlihen aiiite miifIer
ron tpeitlifen Minsn bsjcssn tperbsn.
Die 9 S6iffsfubfibtsu 9 r.
lage.
Dns !5austommittse fir goItdngele.
oenbeiten berintete ON 0ienitaa I'm
ReprdientaHtenbdus bic Senat'
Shiffsiubiibien 9orlass Elm, ndhoen
| lie in folder @eife amenbirt lporbsr
mar, bab Die Subiioien an bic Shiifs.
| linien besahIt psrbsn iplIsn, bic Shif,
fs noh Siibamerifa unb 2luitralisr
laufeu IafIen. Die Su6iiDieu fiji,
Shiffs, bic nah CHINA, Sapan uni
ben pbilippinen fuhren. iino geitri9er
poroen.
| Das aommittee entihieb iidq nit
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zine 6ruta(e gaitenm0rOeria
SStrS iett nMafa9uietts
pro5eifirt.
5atte $50 fiir bi. GrmOrbuua
ibres @iannes b.5ablt.
sine meme sSlibuitiererbebitiDu ta
ssetn Orleans In Der crgaui.
iatton begrifTeu.
sic foG. BON 3elapa unterftast, gsgsn
Guatemala geri4tst ietn.
Graf appOnpt belt am 9ienftag IN
Gbtco9o Dor benz gipic Club cine
2ebe.
GrenbabHuHfau IN glebdo1.
22 berleste gufTagiere befinben fb i'm
SOir tai gu Glto, gtep.
&I6srt 8. Sutberldrb. Ser Sbeatsrs
8irettor,
Sr ieiner BO6nung in Rsfp gprt tobt
uufeefunoen.
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09etterberi6t.

Giir Obio: 6dSnss @etter ain
Mitttpo1 unb Donneritdg. ausgsnoms
men gnnee am Grie STE ont Wiitts
ipof,. Giibtpeitlide Minbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-22

peritorbsnen Serrn ganre bat Or.
Ssramer 5errn Otto pippdrt aus 4ls
toona, pa.. unb 5um 9eifiBer 5reb.R.
Minutb BON Granb 6open, Mih., ers
nannt. 9eibe 5errsn habeH asnntRib
I'M GorfpsfsH.
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3DeimoI ioIl er iih In 2ebensgefaRr
befan6en baber.
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Benn mon bic ioebsu BON 3eHTuss
amt psr0ffentli6ten StatiItitsn fir bas
Sahr 1909 iid ndhsr auiisht, muB man
3ugsbsn, boB bic gstpobnsr Der Der.
Staaten Die 9eSeihnuug rShtpeinez
fleifheiier" hurhaus peroient baben.
WdbreHb ienes Sabres tpurbsn ndmlih
IN ben Ser. Staoten 4,4S3, 900 msbr
5hpetne ufs ale anbsrsn S6lahts
There 5uIammensenpmmeu gst0btet,
namlih 36, ,443, 900. SIN 9uuseu tpurs
ben tpdhrenb oes Sobres in Den 20. .424
Sdladtbaufern Der Ser. Staaten 6S,
403. 900 Shlahtthiere gstootet, BON
bsnen 81, 100000 Hinbsr. st6lber,
5nafe etc. ipareH, Der aeIt Gber
E1nsins.
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Gie 9idberufitns bes arOnprinseH
aus Snoien serehtfertigt.
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Mus Der 8auoesbauptTtaot
Senator Yaifep pom Eexas
stm 2ienftas inn senat anssesiih'
als sr cine beleibigenbe 9emertung
iiber bic 3ufAauer in ben 9aIz
lerien mahte.

lerien mahte.
Gs nirb elm @erfud gsna9t tperben
bic 2orimer Gefoiution am Uetttz
nod 8ur abfttmmuHg 3u
brinseu.
Der MarirezGtat bsina6e bonn Saus
erlebi9t.
Sds Slottenprogrdmm fdtieBt Stpet
Supers0rabnouabts elm.
Der grdfibent i6idt benz Senat sinsn
neusn 5anoelsDertrag nit
ganaba gu.
Die Subfbieuporlage hat feline ausz
itft duf Qnnabms.
Statiitit iibsr ben 5l.iihtoufum in ben
Ser. Staaten.
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Gtrenges Binteripetter IN 4ouitGr,ti'
nopeI unb in Grieherlono.
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2ie einfubr frans0iiideu Shlaflt'
piebs IN gaoen elm 8, idlag.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-20
Back
Leo HI. Fine Sells Remarka-
bic Catarrh Cure

Pour few drops of HYOMEI (pro-
nounced High-o-me) into the hard rub
Der inhaler and you can then breathe
into the lungs the very same antisep-
tic, germ killing air as you would
breathe in the Australian forests of
eucalyptus, where catarrh is unknown
And HYOMEI is SO pleasant to use;
you'll like to use it; when you breathe
it the effect on the inflamed catarrh
infected and germ ridden membrane
is soothing and healing.
In Ave minutes you get such won
derful relief that you will know that at
last you have cure for catarrh.
A HYOMEI outfit which consists of
one bottle of HYOMEI, hard rubber
pocket inhaler, a medicine dropper
and simple instructions for use, costs
only $1.0O and extra bottles of HYO-
MEL, If afterward needed, SO cents.
Besides catarrh, remember that HY-
OMEI is guaranteed to cure asthma,
Group, bronchitis, coughs, colds, sore
throat, or money back HYOMEI is
sold by Leo H. Fihe and leading drug
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Booths Hyomei Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-20
TOPICS OF THE DAY
To Be Discussed at This
Banquet.
(American News Service,

Montreal, Jan. 20.-Reciprocity. i'm
migration and other leading questions
of the day received attention in
the addresses at the annual banquet
OF the Montreal branch of the Canad-
ian Manufacturers association at the
Windsor hotel last night. The annual
dinners of this organization are among
the most important events of the kind
in Montreal and that of last night
was no exception. The organization al
ways musters notable speakers and
distinguished men around its board
and utterances that have moved the
policy of the government have been
made on these occasions. This year
the list of eminent speakers included
Hon. Rudolph Lemieux, postmaster
general of the dominion, who has just
returned from visit to South Africa
Sir Byron E. Walker, president of the
Canadian Bank of Commerce and one
of the foremost financiers of Canada
Robert l.. Borden, leader of the oppo
sition in the dominion house of com
mons, and Charles M. Hays. president
of the Grand Trunk railway.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-20
Stories Of Wellington and Butcher

Stories Of Wellington and Blueher.
once met Wellington at dinner. He
was then much aged, talked gravely
and with great distinctness. ate but
little, drank no wine and left early.
He was a member Of the Union club
when / Joined 1t, and 1 have heard a
story that he became a member of
Crockford's, the famous gambling re.
sort, that he might blackball his sons
If they became candidates.
l remember the touching anecdote
Of how he and that old Prussian war
rior Butcher met upon the field OF
Waterloo and mingled their tears over
the bodies Of the slain. The well
known and much more probable story
is told of Butcher that, having been
entertained at city dinner and thor,
oughly enjoying its gorgeous hospi
tality, he delighted his hosts by his
admiration Of London, concluding,
however. with the startling exclama.
ton, What splendid city it would
be to sack"'-From Sergeant Ballan.
lines Experiences.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-20
.Aucr,oN- BRIDGE PARTY.

This afternoon Mrs. Omar Hoilings-
worth entertained with an informal
auction" bridge party ut her pretty
homo In Westcott place. The function
was complimentary to Mrs. John Ken
drick Taylor. OF Boston, Massachu'
sets.
The house was attractivcly decorat'
ed with flowers and ferns. The new
Gamo was played ut three tables. La
ter lunch WAS served. This was one
of the most pleasant events socially
for the day. A number Of social events
have been given this week for Mrs
Taylor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-20
MuMseR or EVENTS

A number Of charming social events
are being planned for the coming
week. Monday afternoon Mrs. Myron
Crane will entertain and Mrs. Ella
Van Heusen will give a bridge party
ut her home In North Fourteenth
street. Several events will also be
scheduled for Tuesday. Among the
most important Of these will be the
wedding Of MIR. Rodney Graham OF In
dianapoiis and Miss Martha Mcclellan.
Owing to . death In the Graham fami.
ly recently the affair will be quietly
celebrated. Wednesday the wedding
Of Miss Jessie Winkler and Mr.. Robin
son OF Chico, California. will be cele-
bratcd in the First English Lutheran
church ut eight o'clock. A number OF
other events viii occur the latter part
Of the week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-20
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE,

A surprise which proved to be a
most charming and successful social
event was given by Mrs. Carrie d.
Keen at her home in North Thir-
teenth Street on Wednesday ev-
ening. The affair was given
in honor of her husband, William
Keen's birthday anniversary. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curtis
of Bentonville. Mrs. Lucina J. Carver,
Miss Florence M. Carver and Mrs.
Charles H. Carver of Connersville,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Emery F. Carver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dale, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Goble. and Mr.. and Mrs George Schell
Of this city. An elegant three course
supper was served. The table was at
tractively decorated with carnations
and ferns. The evening was delight
fully spent in playing cards. Music and
contests were the features. In the
latter event Mrs. Harry Curtis was
was given the first favor and
Mr.. James Dali was presented with
the other. At late hour the guests
departed voting Mr.. and Mrs. Keen
excellent entertainers and wishing Mr..
Keen many more happy birthday ami
versaries.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-20
RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA.

Society folk as well as musicians
are looking forward with much antici-
patton to the appearance in this city
at the Gennett. March seventeenth, of
the Russian orchestra. A press notice
concerning the orchestra is as fol-
lows:
The music of Mendelssohn is always
a great addition to the play and when
given by fine organization, such as
Mr.. Altschuler has in the Russian
symphony orchestra, the effect is near
perfection and treat rarely enjoyed.
This orchestra was gathered together
expressly to render programs of Rus
sian music, now generally given by
the conductors of symphony converts
to meet the wishes of the musical pub
lie. and it's work yesterday afternoon
and evening evidenced it's perfect fam
iliarity with Mendelssohn, and under
the skilful direction of Mr.. Altschuler
the beautiful overture was exception
ally well played, and all it's wonderful
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-20
MRS. eEcK HOSTESS.

terday afternoon for a meeting of the
Ladies Aid society of the Trinity Luth-
eran church at her home in South Sew
enth street. Forty members were in
attendance. A number of business
matters which were of interest to the
membership were discussed at this
time. The society will probably as
sist the Luther league with the rum
mage sale which this latter organiza-
ton expects to hold soon. After the
business session Short address was
made by Rev. Mr.. Beck and Mrs. Stau-
Der gave a reading. In two weeks Mrs.
George Cutter will entertain the So
ciety.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-20
FORMER EARLHAM GIRL.

Invitations have been received in
this city for the marriage of Miss Au-
relia Bartlett to DR.. Walter p. Har.
vey of Pittsburg, Pa, the wedding to
take PLACE Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary /, at 1880 o'clock at the home OF
the brides parents.
Miss Bartlett is the daughter of DR.
and Mrs. c. G. Bartlett of Lewisville,
and is we'll known in this city. She has
several friends here who were her
classmates at Earlham college, and
has visited here frequently.-New Cas-
tie Courier.
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ry0CIAl(9WHIRL

also used In further appointing the
table. Among the guests were Mrs.
Thomas J. Graham, Mrs. Louis B.
Quinn, of Chicago, Mrs. John Ken
drick Taylor of Boston, Massachusetts,,
Miss Margaret Gayle OF Owentown,
Kentucky, Mrs. s. Il. Smith, Mrs. A.
ID. Gayle, Mrs. Cleveland X. Chase,
Mrs. Jeanette G.. Leeds. Mrs. w. w.
Gaar. Mrs. Fred j. Carr, Miss Nellie
Howard. Mrs. Paul Comstock, Mrs.
Miles Bland, Mrs. Nettleton Neff, Mrs.
Milton Craighead, and Miss Edith
Nicholson.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-20
Stomach
Misery
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English Marhue is breaking all rec
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ter than any other dyspepsia cure at
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Leo II. Ffhe sells lots of Rheuma,
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-20
ToIstoy's Thoughts on Death.

TUtStOyU IHOU9HtS OF O0atrs
The fear Of death is unnatural. The
fear Of death is the consciousness of
sin.
The fear Of death emanates from the
fact that people regard as life only a
small part Of it, limited by their own
erroneous conception.
Just as the owner of the fig tree
knows the time when the fruit is ripe.
so God knows when to call the right.
eous from this world.
Strive to keep your life at a point
where you neither fear death nor de-
sire it-Tolstoy's "Cycle Of Readings ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-20
~ Don't Think"

Many correspondents have traced Il
don't think" through many writer's and
speakers. But this writer, who has
the habit Of reading the Bible in bed
the last thing at night, suddenly came
upon the seventeenth chapter Of St.
Luke and the parable Of the servant
who merely did his duty: Doth he
thank that servant because he did the
things that were commanded him? l
trow not" Now, the Greek words are
simply these in modern characters,
"Ou doko," which mean just Il don't
think" Anyhow we cannot get bet
ter authority for the use of the eT
preston which Christ employed in one
Of those lightning sketches he threw
out as he walked and talked.-London
Chronicle
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ron MISS w,NkLER. /.

In honor of Miss Jessie Winkler
who il to be married next Wednesday
evening. DIR. and Mrs. A. L. Bramkamp
entertained formally last evening ut
their home in South Eighth street.
The guests were the teachers and Of
ficers Of the First English Lutheran
church. The hours were spent social
iy and n lunch was served.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-20
GIVEN A SURPRISE.

The members of the Kings Daugh-
tiers, a Sunday school class of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church gave Mrs.
Thomas McNary. their teacher a pleas
ant surprise last evening at her home
on South Twentieth street. The affair
was in celebration of her birthday an
niversary. The guests came costumed
as GHOSTS" and the evening was spent
socially and with games. Lunch was
served at the close of the affair The
members of the class are Miss Ruth
Bradley, Miss Ruth Mumbower, Miss
Mary Leftwick, Miss Eva King, Miss
Edith Hilbert. Mrs. Paul Haseltine,
Miss Rae Lawder. Miss Pearl Warner,
Miss Mabel Bolimeyer. Miss Clara
Johnson. Miss Mary Howe. Miss Isa-
belle Mclean and Miss Mary Leftwick.