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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05
Strap potcs" for foite llge.

Som llofIoQ al G6i .fec. ser ;
Strau @ote@ jioite ll0e iiaer
9fa6el: u9il'on oil 6lipe oalgt.
greDeonI9et piier, at Stenunaen
er ooerpnl0cn0e j. ben 0emofratife
0anOioots ,SaDer. ]}oo'eD ipne5
at iful(c 6lipe glr. ,. Iaft bar Dun.
oct meaet ! iio'te llae, men bans
Start inne5 at Dpre fontmen for
iant til at qiDe 6anl G6auoe til @en.
0nI5 5erip9}ag0en5 8orti Dil
mdaIfe enOogiaa pin0e Senatet 3c.
prpientant6uietS @nioritet bIiper
mul.soi8 for69et % 9ougre5ien5
sDerite aonlnter to8et no al 8. D.
9S 6pn0er."
Stotsois aioes g9ilion "a me0
381 Gleftoritalncr. Gooieoeft ,
California og @oi6inatoD neo
tiConuIeu 20 GlcftorIteinmcr %
9ait 3 (llto6 l}6ooe S8rono oq
@Domina) meo tiliamnen - glef-
toriiennmcr 9}i stotcr nre0 tifiam-
en- ftS GGeftoriternmer reanes FOR
toiolionme.
@oIofoIreaiet8 iltlSe Stemmeontol
er 53t, n60oen0iat Stenmeanio(
Tor GoIg 266.
5 Gag fol ioa Sloget iioa. o1
i @oroen foor p bel at ic, 6oor0an
9Hfelia6e0en for6ol6er iio til ooar.
ifaaen0e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05
5ioite Kriosnrt
Gen tOrfiife 9icecrine inOrOmmer
9lcOerlag.

@onoon. ,. 9fco. 9ulQarerne,
Der Bar Danoet ct Slog, Der oil bli.
be regnct blauot 0e IterIte 9Ito.
rien li9ger 2lften ioron ieIoe Son.
itontinopels 9er, 2llt oen gainle
&oOeoita0 cr 8unif. Sultonen er
igro9 til at ilp9te. Snobpgaerne
er ifrpfilogne 5liin0er al Dlu.
6amaeoanere les @ooerne, % oe.
res 6anotiSme ilaor ooer 9laieri,
boilfet oil 6etpoe frpgteli9t 9losiof-
reriH1 al u.fglOi9e 0riime. Ge u0en-
lan0ite &onulater bar opfor0ret
0ercs 2an6SmpnO tt at i6ge iii
ialgt DC uoenIanoife aDorterer,
men ieID Der er 6or ooret utilitrGf.
feligt % @lo0ien er for in0ifrpn.
fet.
2on6on, 3. 9too. Zen tpr-
Fife 9frne er / fltGo 5lugt til 8on-
itantiuopeL oa ben tprfiife 0fe9erina
bar onnooet Wogterne ON at inter-
nenere, ioet 0en iror6mmer fit 9}e.
oerGog.
Obcr Grog, 96bmen, meI0es, at
glor;o1topel er fnIoen og @aruiio-
mems 10000 Mono bar obergibet
iig til 9idgarerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05
gllisiipnsmpoc.

0m @uo oil, nf6oQ0cr St. Bouli
d eo. ..htt6 Menia6eo, 9(tGontic, So,
O}iSiionSnle0e Gu9ene ira 7 til
TO- gion. 0f60et beqpn0er Gorsoag
often ST. 8. 1re0oo GiterrniOoag
aG. 3 oq oe fGl9enoe 9lftener aG.
8 oq Sdnoog 6ornli00oa. Gfternlfo-
6oe. % 9(ften. genner, iom 6nifer
at opre meo os oisie Gage. bD.
oes bierteli9t @elfomnlen
R. Miffeffen 0lq6s 1ouu.
Snmes 6. Geterfen Brett
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05

llnoer I. Nob, mcloes ira @a 8.
inaton, at grpiioent Colt bar tire.
oct til Gralpior0 6ia gcnDer at
opnilntrenoe 9eretniuqer er nloota.
get nngonenoe Den politiIfe 5itua-
ton Colorado Seq er iiffer paa,
at en6oer Wfano, 6bi8 0gmmefraft
life fontroIeres al Sor0ornme, MI
inoier, at bette er en- Gompnqne
meIIem oct repnbIifouTfe og oct De.
mofrotiife BARTER. Get bier iiQ,
at Ereoieporti s9eopgelien life bar
urmoet nogen 8remgang al nntio.
nal 9'etD0nina" ifriper NrGiloen.
ten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05
Bal6all=RrigeIl.
Gfterretninserne ipariOmme, Oels
niifrc % mOOiigen0e.
Saa ret bet fan ifBnnes, lioer SDr.
fernc OOg frembeles gseoerlag.

Son0on, l. 9toD. - 9to8im Roibo,
Den tprfiife arigsminiiter og goerit.
befolenoe oper 6pren Gbrafien,
er iilsge 0lelOmg ira Sofia til
Tie @oit~ enten bIeoen ifltOt eaer
toget til 6onge.
st ire Cages Slog er en0t me0
5rluni for Sen bulgorife General
Soboff bois fpn0ige Strotegi ior.
mooentIig bar brogt til en- @nOe
en- al De forteite o9 mGrfeligite
arige / Siitorien.
@n itor tprfiIf Scr, ser aniloos
til ODER 100000, er bleben ilaoet
poo lIii9t aouItontinopel menes
at opre pris9iben 0en ieirrige bull
gorffe ariaabGr, og ct tDrfiif ne
9eringsrooo 0rsfter 5ilroo6eli0be-
Den al at anboloe ON 3re0. - Soo.
om lpoer gtpbeoerne ira aouitantin-
opel
Oct er fim II Gage. iiOen Epr.
tiet erflGre0e 0rig. Den f6rite llae5
aamp en0tc me6 Qirf.ailisie6s 0ro.
motiite 6nIo. Der fiiIOt no for ier.
ite Sang tiGfen0eqop 6en tprfi'fe
Sprs 0ion9el poa Organization
6ens 6oorliae ~morole" o9 0ens
utiliirGtfeli9e Frouinuterin9. 3
Tag er 0enne Scr iluoet pod 5lugt
30 9lil ira aonitontinopel, og oct
or muIigt, at 0ens Gil6agetoa til IN.
oenfor SopeOitoorns ,Sorinnr er
nfitooret
Ger mo0to9es / Acknowledged
finn forte og ionae 9eretniu9er ON
0en itore annp 1enne aria er
mprteIi8 / 6en 0enieenoe. at life
en- eneitc aorrcipouocnt iaar 2l0.
gang til 6routen, noor imOla8es
oen lille montene1rinfe 0Gr5
aanlp mon Sfltori
Oct Bar iaale0es life barct muIigt
at foo perionlige geretnin8er al
@etponin9 ON oe omfatten0e 9e9i.
Oen6eoer og Geroen FAR moattet
nsies me0 &c ofiieiefle 9erctnin9er
gennem Sc reipettiDe 9leleringer el-
Ter 9rlOiiOffer ira iaap6e Soloo
ter. IiIipneIa6enOe er 9a5in Baibn
bIeoen fllfoitGnoi8 ooermaueoret oi
Sooofi5 in0iiatsfnloe arigsleoeIe
aonitantinopef, I. Go0. syil
@cloiuger. iom er iu0ls6et 6er til
Gfterniooo9 ira sen tprfiffe O0cr.
general g}o3im Ga6a bar oen tpr.
fife 2(nre aenerobret 9uen 9unar.
bisiar ira 9lll9orerne oa 0eSuoen
tilfeiet 9ulgarerne 0eoerIog / J}nr.
beoen al 8iia. 9la3ims 9epede Il
ger ogIa1, at 9tl9orerne leo ioGrp
Tob. og at 0e tprti'fe 2lrmeforp8
MI er or6re6e til at obancere.
Gn 0}elOing, Der er mootaact i
aonitontinopel oeo 01ionotStiO, i.
ger, at 6oaO lt0ioloet al oct irpgte.
Gge Slog iom M raier pon ben
oeitre Sfrooning al Sitronoic.9ier.
gene I6rufien, emo bliber, ino bill
oct uoen 1Diol bliDe regnet blon0t
@erOens iorreite 5lag SInget far
ppret 9aoelSe nniten nnfbruOt 4
Gage og 3 J}ptter, i0et Nioonen
bar poet tflitrpffeIigt Gus ON Not
ten. Eprfen og 9ilIgaren er oppe
| en- Gan1p, Der life oil en0e, f6r
ben enc eaer Den anoen bar liot
ofgiort gleoerlng
g5ogcu Soc. ON aampens 9ornt.
ter fan man gre ii9 ira 0et 5of.
tiun, at oper 5000 Ioare0e Solon.
ter anfom | 9(ften ira 6ronien til
aoniiontinopel. @n 5Iof 0ciert6rer
onfom fannten meo Oe ionre0e
Qlt6en, / Jfoo. - Der publiceres
geretninger ber ON, at Tnrfer bar
mas'ofreret @rpfere 9Den Seroio
lige ober oen arpife @rpnie 9Dr.
fiet Neloinaen iieer, at oe floeten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05
glan0e0e Me00clel(fr.

Sra 9oDana, @u6n, mel0eS unoet
I. Oss, at De aonierootioe bar oun.
oct pe0 9alget. General Otario
D}enoool og enrique 5. garona,
benbotOsbis aonoiooter ior Brpii.
Dent og 8iceprpii0ent @m6eoerne,
tilligerne0 allie gorige fonierDatioe
sonoi0oter 6leo oalgt. 9aIget fore-
8if meO Or0en oDer 6ele gen.
Sra Bolton mel0e5 lm0er 81.
DIT, at 0lrs. QinrD 9afer g. SO.
op, Stiiteren al YG6riition
Science, 6op0e pe0 fin Gg6 rgrlig
@ien0on1 / Olosiocbltetts til ct Be-
lob al $2,843,750 og fait @ien0on
til en- &er0i al $155,0OO 0nlfring
$2,000,000 al ben0e5 efterlo0te
@ienOom pil tilfal0e G6riItiat
Scellfe- SolllIll1oef
b Stoter bar ILL., IPelong ira
Q8af6iaQton lnt6errettet g}iniiter
anor om. at Sc bor rotiiiceret Sen
foreilooe6e 15oron0rino I Dor f66e.
..f. "a l. L - 1
oa I : amer 9or llleooeif g'iarl lfereh
II oe pop lOfiul'el 0or .lo9eI' oot
u l'''e 90'ul'op1'9e" ! @'ai' I!ol
oe'' 'ai. li'e'e9 III % S'u'er oipIou
VI > F''0'''''
Sen 81. Oft por g9ilions 2lften
/ 9em 9orf san tolte til Itore Sfa.
rer @ror ia / D}a6f,on Sauore
@or6ei San iboreSe poo fine O2o0.
itan6eres Gale ON. at 0e Qo6e 5i0er
/ 2on6et piI6e foran0res peo hans
gnla. SqrliQ peQe0e ban poa @n6.
6enaolene / @oa Street, Der bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05
21N Naro.

8nlfanu0bruo pan Iongo. SiO.
neD, u. 9. Q8., 1. gtooem6er. 30
9ulfaner er i lt0brlJ6 poo gen gd.
nufoon Son9a gretfen, og non.
ge merfelige 5oran6ringer genS
p6DIiIfe aarafter er in0troa0t.
Wtarconi opereret. Hon, 1S. OF.
tober. I'll u8ri6una" telegrafereS
ira Spe5is, ot 0}orconi, Der for
nogen Ti0 ii0en fom til Sfo0e beo
ct 9(utonobiIubeI0, bar faoet oct
66ire gie to9et no al 8rofeSior
5nc6s. Operotionen, Der bar n90-
Oen0ig for at re00e Oct DenItre Zie,
forleb 6eO6igt. gotientenS 8efinoen.
De er efter Onlitonoq6eoerne goo.
&ene 8eriien. Sra 8e6erun
mel0es, at SoIor e0 9ouleb, Grl6a-
6enS 9ro0er, I'M oar inoeTlltttet
8gen. San roa0er finn ouer 500
Mun0, men MON nener, at bon fan
g6re feguin9 poa St6tte ira man.
&c Seberon, 90 Der er olntm0elia
lltilfre0Sbe0 meO, at 9legeringen
t6ber me0 at inmmenfaGoe 8or(a-
mentet Der iommenoroges 6ropper
til 9eifpttelie al 9pen.
9fus(an0s 5inanier. ct. 4}eters-
borg, 10. Ofto6er. 9uogettet for
1913 opfgrer 6e or0inpre 5n0tpg-
ter me0 3,t69,t42,O0O 9fu6ler %
0e or0in9re lto9ifter me0 1881.
$4,000 9ilr6ler, altIaa ct Ooerifit0
poo 18t ,358,000 9}ubler Sc ertra-
or0in9re 5n0tGgter aniIaoS til 10
D}llioner 9n6ler og De ertraorOi.
mere lt09ifter til 220,662,000 9fub-
Ter. Iii 0efnin8 al BET fremfonne
llnOerifu0 poatenfeS oct at optoge
ct 9oan paa 29,264,O 900 9u6ler.
9on0on 9un6ap- 6lgOningen.
Stocf6oln 10. 9fto6cr. 15lppercn
auptoin S1n6ite6t 6or faoet 5il-
6uo al nogle %ripatnunO Stocf.
bolm ON for 6ereS 9leqnng at '0el-
tnge / 6en internationale 3lpDning
ira 2on0on til 5r0ien. 5t0tife 8pr.
iier bar uoiat ct Bar 0&llioner
@rgmipier for Oenne 6lponing, Og
De oeonautiife SeJfta6er / De Gan.
oe, 6lponingen bererer, er ollereoe
/ Gong me0 5orbereOelierne
SlnDoite0t oil MI trrne 6ele 8iu-
teren oa for Qoniorticts &egnng
fa6e fla en- 6lpoemaifine Al oen
Slo0s. 6un 'elO mootte onife.
9le9ettngen5 2ropper to 8dll9e
0repet til6oae &almgenterne 6or
mn Ct Rierre / i'm 9efioocrie, og
man frpgter FOR, at ogioa Q}onte
G6riiti noo ouergioe iiq General
@or6Qs me0 500 2niirgenter er
9}rr6e0en of enerto 4loto Ne9e.
rin9Stropperue Ser er @ono me0 at
upfaite 29orrifo0er @o6erne 6or.
6in6elien me0 Santo Domingo Gito
er afifnaret. 9
a1niuraenterneS 5ropper oc09}on.
te G6riti tpQer onltrent t,f00
Qion0. Ge bar Iiae mootogct en-
1ori0ninq al 100000 Gatroner %
$4,000 @uGo. 2yn6toQplien Of
9pen bil6c paoifpn0e @ictorias 9le-
oerinos fSoG0. Serbeo bil0e 1000
Maft6, ion MI er beifpitiget 4}ro-
pinien Naonte Gbriiti fao fre &pn-
Ser til at forere iiQ neO 6pren peo
Guerta Blotn og Sontioqo, o9 9ri.
Gen biG0e IoaleOeS ItrofS bpre al.
iIuttet i Sen nor6re Del al 9lepu.
bliffen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05

Song @arol of 9illmGnen 6nr
ifGnfet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ct
! 6oipitol poa 80 Senge, Der bar TO.
ftet 100000 8roncs.
0re6t 6Gpoer. BoriS, II. Otto
Der. 5 2eiren peo G6oIonS ItDrteoe
/ @ftenniO0og 3lpperen Blame ira
300 01eters 6ei0e neo. 6on 6re6,
tes poo Steoet.
0proret poa Ct. Domingo. 9uer.
ia 9lota, Snnto Domingo, 81. Oft.
S ct SIog, iom fon6t Ste6 beO
Monte Gbrdti poo 5Gnoog 6leo
6renet tilbage.
Ere @orn .n0ebrpn0t. @nnepeg,
Gany l. 9}oD. l5ronf @crriic6S tire
}4prh T. 3 oa 3 Mar qonle moe
6rrl0te forIeoen ll0fanten af
9pen 6all6rite, Sa5f. .O3oOeren
iom par poa @iiit 6o8 en- ipo 9}o6o,
6ob0e luffet 96rnene in0e, 30 bum
gif.
9(mln0ien / @ien. 98ien, 19. Of
to6er 9fooI0 2tmlm0ien 6ol6t 9tf-
ten @ienS qeoQrnfiife Sel'tob
6ore0ro8 ON lin SD0polSf9r0 og
6ilites meo itormen6e 9ifaIo. Sel-
ifo6et bor tiloelt 6om i'm 66ieite
ll0mprfelie. aeiieren pil 0orgen
mo0taqe 2lnuntoien iprliQ2tu0iens.
Gpfflan6 6or i56lc6ornct noe.
Glnltn NrenoS, Chill 1 9}oD. Get
meO0eles ber, Of 4pifIonO er /
6ur0 Hle0 ot er6oelbe en- 2 / W}a-
qellonItrmoet, iom ifal 6enptteS til
GuGitat on noar RonomafnnoIen
oobne8. Zen tDIfe Qrpoier Bremen"
er mi beifpftioet me6 at lntoeri6Qe
% opntaale gaoboIoget.
15ngen foinoelioe 5ogforere.
9lont 9}oo }(bpelreiten 5cfrpf-
te6e @oor 6e laocrc Tomitole8 2(f-
ogrcl'e om, of aDinOer fife fan
praftiiere iom Soaf6rere. 5o9en
bor appelleret of @ii8 2abrioGa, en-
Socialiit iom er Stalien5 ferite
fDiu0eli9e So9iorer % iom 9ento-
9enoe 6or proce0cret me0 6elo for
9ietterne.
Qmr0rc. 9onf5uo. Q}o0rpo. 20.
Ofto6er st 9utf6u0 bleo 2(f-
tc5 af. 6 poo Iroppcn II SpmienS
gont o0crfo10et al / R6ocre, Ser
faite6e en- 9eqnla'fe / }lniigtet poo
6om 6roreiter 0e iloqtcoc meo bans
Fenqefoifc Ser inoeboI0t $4,000
PeictcS.
aoona0cn 1pftlon6 Berlin, IS.
Ofto6cr. : @orQcrreprnieutationens
@ooe / 2ritsS me00eltc8 poa N}o1i.
ItrateuS Geqne, at Der bar iifret en-
0naIia 9eperance al 6 2Sernboneooq-
ne rms 'iIf ferIf ao0 til Berlin. 0et
bil blibe ioGQt 6ilt'qt, ioofq0e8 bil
Sllppefoo frnne ipl9es ira 50
gfq. E0.
@rano. GcDfiooif, Il. OftoGer.
ae6mono Stitrlo 2yon8ions 9ebo-
el1e@6us. en- al 0e Inutffeite 9Srioot-
6oli9er 9}epfinbtf, cr / 9}ot neo.
6runot. Gicren8 W}ooer, Gnfp cftqr
eYlltltlorlll5 Sdllosooerretten for
SsGouo 2en 9iettursiou boe0e /
Sriet % fom Deo 9ronoen til Sfo-
Sc, iao bun 5orntio0og er 660 iom
,SoIoe al inc Soar
GooOernt SpionIaq. 2eip3ia 10.
Oftober. 9}iqSretten 6ar I Qliten
frG6ct Com en- so9 moo @an-
c6elien M. Il. fra @let8 for 5pioneri.
@oncbelieu, Ser tioli1ere bor qrep.
0ilepnsier be0 6nItninoen 0tet3,
6leb o6mt til s g(orS 9lmgt6ns.
Stenbuqoer 5bieboltt til 6 9tors
Sitgt6ns o1 ti0liqere sfriber Der.
ger ligele0es til 6 Mars Frnt6us
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05

;Sro 9Iem gorf mclocs, at statcn
er beItemt poa itrofs at toge fot
poa Sogen inloo 2oitltont 9ecferS
meoTfp(6ige @2or6et al Goient6ot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05
IisiionsmbSe

Sbelbp, 9So,, Sen "a. 91op.
9fGe belfommne.
Ssomes 6. Geterfen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05
9or0elt run0t.

Song Carol of 9inmGn.en 6or
ifGnfet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ct
9oipitaI poa 30 Sen9e, Der bar fo.
itet 100000 5roncs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05

@nlfanltobruo poa 6ongo. SiO-
neD, u. 9. 98., L. 9tooember 30
8rlfaner er lt0brlt0 pao gen 9ti-
nnfoon / Son9a gretfen, og mon.
ge merfelige 5oran0ringer gens
p6Dffe aarofter er inotrau0t.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-31
DANCE LAST EVENING.

pretty informal dancing party was
given last evening by Miss Hazel
Thomas at her home in North c street,
when she took this means of extend
ing hospitality to a number of guests.
The house was decorated throughout
with the Christmas decorations of red
and green. The affair was in the ma
ture of a candle light" party. Numer-
Gus candles were burning in the differ
ent rooms. Piano and drums furnished
the dance music. The programs were
done in red and black. The party be-
gan at eight o'clock and continued
until the midnight hour. Punch was
served during the evening. At an in
Permission a supper was served. The
guests were Miss Esther Gard, Miss
Elizabeth Shriber, Miss Myra Scott,
Miss Ruth Hunt, Miss Margaret Fer
guson, Miss Elizabeth Thomas, Mr..
Chauncey Edgerton, Mr.. Robert Tom
linson, Mr.. Allen Jay, Mr.. Paul James.
Mr.. Herbert Cotton, Mr.. Fred Bollmey-
er, Mr.. Ernest Lehman and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Akin. Supper was served
at one long table placed in the dining
room. In the center of the table was
miniature Christmas tree surround
ed by bright tinted candles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-31

the out-of-town guests we're Miss Ag-
mes Turner. of Logansport, Ind, Miss
Mae Gipe, of Logansport, Miss Mar
garet Farrow, of Detroit, Mich, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Iserman, DR.. Paul
Emerson, of Indiana, Pa, Mr.. Rose, of
Liberty, Ind. Mr.. Irwin Coffin. of Win
nipeg, Canada, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheaton
Tallant, of LaPorte, Indiana The
party was chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Kehlenbrink and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tallant. About thirty-six couples
attended the party. The other guests
were Miss Ruth F'riedgen, Miss Helen
Jameson, Miss Airline Shreeve, Miss
Vivian King, Miss Lucy Smyser, Miss
Ruth Marlatt, Miss Mable Hasemeier,
Miss Elaine Jones, Miss Emerald Has
ecoster, Miss Louise Malsby, Miss
Charlotte Allison, Miss Erma Book
hoff, Miss Margaret Hasemeier, Miss
Corrine Wilson, Mr.. Carl Emerson,
Mr. Robert Crane, Mr.. Dale Shreeve,
Mr. Brownell, Mr.. Grant Fry, Mr..
Richard Sedgwick, Mr.. Ralph Hase-
meier, Mr.. Frank Wissler, Mr.. Wiley
Glass, Mr. Everett Alderman, Mr.
Howard Hunt, Mr.. Howard Ashley,
Mr.. Huston Marlatt, Mr.. Walter Davis
and Mr. Xenophon King.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-31
AUCTION BRIDGE.

An informal auction bridge party
was given Monday afternoon by Mrs.
Willard Z. Carr at her home in the
Keystone apartments, out Of courtesy
to several visiting guests. The game
was played at two tables. Favors
went to Mrs. Paul ComstOck and her
guest Mrs. Fell. After the game a
luncheon was served. The guests
were Mrs. Paul Comstock, Mrs. Reid
Fell, Mrs. Sterling Beardsley, of New
York, Mrs. Louis B. Quinn, of Chicago,
Mrs Fred J. Carr, Mrs. Ray *. Shive-
ley, Mrs. James Carr and Mrs. Ru-
dolph G. Leeds.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-31

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional
disease, and in order to cure it you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is
not quack medicine. 1t was pre-
scribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years and is a reg
ular prescription. 1t is composed OF
the best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful re-
suits in curing catarrh. Send for tes-
timonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Props, Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
advertisements
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MARRIED SUNDAY.

Announcement has been made of the
marriage Of Mr.. Jay Dewey and Mrs.
Marie Beeson at the Christian church
parsonage in Milton, Indiana, Sunday
evening, December the twentyninth.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev Mccormick. Only the immediate
friends witnessed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Dewey have taken a resi-
dence in the new Louck and Hill apart
ments in South Eleventh street. Mr..
Dewey is well known in business cir
cles. He is an employe Of the Starr
Piano company. His many friends ex-
tend hearty congratulations
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WATCH SERVICE.

Watchnight service tonight at the
First Methodist Episcopal church I'M
der the auspices of the Brotherhood.
brief business meeting at $50. At
8 a song service and notes of the
year" Solo Miss Grace Shera. Solo, Mr.
0. c. Krone. Solo, Miss Edith Duke.
At $50 a debate. Resolved that
equal suffrage should be granted wom-
en-" Affirmative, Mrs. d. 5. Brown,
Mrs. Edgar E. Brown, Miss Lila Ste
venson. Negative, Prof. Russell Wright
Mr.. VIM. E. Russell, Roy J. Horton.
As lunch. 11:1O, report OF judges
decision. Ills, sermon and closing
service by pastor. Rev. B. Earle Par
ker.
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THROUGH THE YEAR.

God be with you in the springtime,
When the violets unfold,
And the buttercups and cowslips
Fill the fields with yellow gold;
Fin the time of apple blossoms,
When the happy bluebirdg sing,
Filling all the world with gladness
God be with you in the spring,
EGod be with you in the summer.
When the sweet June roses blow;
When the bobolinks are laughing.
And the brooks with music flow;
When the fields are white with dai-
sizes,
And the days are glad and long
/, God be with you in the summer
] Filling all your world with song.
God be with you in the autumn,
When the birds and flowers have
fled,
EAnd along the woodland pathways.
Leaves are falling, gold and red;
tNhen the summer lies behind you
Fin the evening Of the year
God be with you in the autumn,
Then to fill your heart with cheer.
God be with you in the winter.
When the snow lies deep and
white;
When the sleeping fields are silent,
And the stars CLEAN cold and
bright;
When the hands and heart are
tired,
With life's long and weary
r. quest
God be with you in the winter
I Just to guide you into rest.
Julian S. Cutler.
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The Home of a Genius.

Beethoven was born in small house
In Bonn His father had Inherited the
vice OF drinking and often Beethoven
and his younger brother were Obliged
to take their Intoxicated father homC
He was never known to utter an un
kind word about the man who made
his youth so unhappy. and he never
failed 10 resent il when a third person
spoke uncharitably OF his fathers
frailty. Young Beethoven was thus
taught many a severe lesson in the
hard school of adversely. but his trials
were not without advantage TO him.
They gave to his character that iron
texture which upheld him under his
heaviest burdens.
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PARTY FOR GUESTS.

A very delightful party was given
last evening by Miss Edythe Kofski at
her home in honor of Mr. and Mrs. A.
F. Henslee of Springfield, Ohio, and
Mr. Adrian G. Werst of Columbus,
Ohio Games and music were the fea-
lures of the evening after which a
dainty luncheon in courses was serv-
ed. The house was beautifully decorat-
ed throughout appropriate to the holi-
day season. Those enjoying the affair
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LARGE DINNER.

One Of the most charming social
vents Of the Christmas season was
Ae beautifully appointed dinner given
9t evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar F.
|feenth street, when they took this
means Of entertaining in honor of Pro
kfessor and Mrs. Will Earhart, of Pitts
|burgh, who are in town for short Wis
ut. The house was attractively decorat-
ed throughout with the Christmas dec
orations. The guests numbered fifty
two. The table in the dining room at
which ten guests were seated was pref
tti1y decorated in the red and green.
The other guests we're served at small
tables placed in the different apart
ments. The tables were also appointed
with the red and green. An elaborate
menu in several courses was served.
After dinner one Of Lady Gregory
clever Irish plays entitled THE Work
House Ward" was presented by Mr..
. William Dudley Foulke, Mrs. Edgar
Hiatt and Mr.. Plat Robinson. This
as one of the most delightful affairs
& its kind ever given In this city. The
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James Carr,
mt. and Mrs. e. G. Hill, Miss Sarah
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Smith, Mr..
rand Mrs. George Eggemeyer, Mr.. Hen
iry Gennett, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nichol-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dill, Mr..
land Mrs. w. P. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Lemon. Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
IDougan, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Shi.
tveley, Mr.. and Mrs. Earhart, Mr.. and
{Mrs. William Dudley Foulke, DR.. and
MFRS. John Uric, Of Chi
ago, MIR. and Mrs. E. R
Beatty, DIR. and Mrs. Harry Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robinson, Mr.. an6
Mrs. Everett Lemon, Professor and
MRS. Arthur Charles, DR.. Ernest Seisz
lr. and Mrs. Thomas ALL, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Erie Reynolds, DR.. and Mrs
Charles Marvel, President and Mrs
Robert L. Kelly, DR.. and Mrs. E. B
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You don't need to suffer with Sore
Throat more than one day-It you uss
TOSSILINE promptly. 1t IS the one
remedy that cures Sore Throat IN enc day
The first dose relieves the pain, = few
more doses complete the cure.
Ii friend told YOU this ycu would GER
tainlv try ToNSILINE the first time You
had Sore Throat. Give these words the
same weight and you will learn our u.
statements are absolutely true. S4
4 quick, safe, soothing, healing,
antisepric cure for Sore Throat "a
briefly describes TONSiLlNE. ISL
- cents and 80 cents. Hospital ~
Size sl.O0 All Druggists "a
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were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schirmeyer, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Moore, Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Hasemeier, Mr.. and Mrs A. F.
Henslee, Miss Rena Hugo, Mr.. Her
bert Boyer, Mr.. Adrian G. Werst and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Kofski. A six
o'clock dinner will be given this even
ing
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DIR. RUMELY HONORED

DR.. Edward Rumely. of Laporte,
president OF the Rumely Company
which has a branch in this city, has
been elected vice president OF the
American Society Of Agricultural En-
sineers. DR.. Rumely was elected to
this office at the annual meeting or
the society held in Chicago.