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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09

jRoIf J. pintpob, 80, Camp 5enni'
I ION.
lJIorsnts SIstt<r, 90, oesgl.
lglusuIt gorntragsr. %. 143 Sfi
Clifton 4ps.
lWinnis gausr. 19, rs WuIbsrrp 81.
IShcs. %. Collins, "a, 1903 Central
I apsnus.
l5raness 3orbors. q, 1T01 Stat.
qpsnus.
|gnjamin 8. asis.sr, 3s. Balm
bridge. 8.
lg. Ruth gliller. q. Qorppos.
ISObn aObuI,, q, 1892 Qussn Giip
4p.nue.
tausuit godsriistts. Is, 1873 Uonis
rofe ape.
(lbomas Wea.nsis. 10, AIS GgsI.s
4 iion 4pe.
katherine Gibbons, II, 227 auhlop
Strabs.
l5obn Wsans, AZ. 1888 @eft 6. Ctr.
lanna 6adsthorn. 52. e.ssI.
Isbsp. e. Diliams. 22, qsnpor., ap.
lgsns gppsr, Is. 260 Ssthsn Str.
IShos. .. 9obfon, 2s, Pip Dana
Gpenus.
l2eona Grontnbtre, q, Rorpoob.
IGbtp. Ro5. Mspsr IT,. Is. 907 Din.
! Strabe.
WnrtIe gtorgia Jrancis, 10. pssol.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09
0lak'Ra dDri@ten.
Gtustaaatt, Q. osss


fis farsen ssssnaaH. basisH sin bsssu.ss.
bee StstafH sa bisH.s ,ur aeiss, uSe mas
srsartft fiRsH totsa ssaHnAaas ~ ssa
Hahhsa 80 SisHess. asfssa Nbssh Saiis
ees's!bs ssi stsfisn siast sinss HsssresHs
bon l2.3 Gst.
Dh esIt,assa Cssd4ss ssslss patsssS
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vittsbsrs. ~. DIR sgss Sal dsss
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vssisrstsrs. = ~ Ou slsi Sst
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GsilsttsbsE. u. Der 0lst lat sisss
Dsfsresns ssn 20 3 6st saS asiss.
AsRsstsAatis. .. Bs. Def alut
tsi sssfs osssssass sea r est sab essat
Gtarlssssa. % vs. Der elsk tss ii.
sss 0sautass sss It's 81 ssS nslat.
VI vgsafsat. a. vs. Der elst tss
sissn nsssrtaus ssa DOL eut snb nstas.
pssttassit .. Or. SlSj bss siss .
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sssissills. -. Der tlsj tn ssnss
osleesss sss lbs ost sss asist
esasssilts. yss. Or elss tss sinsa
ossssesss sss - osS sss adei.
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tsnb ssa no eut Sss Nsiei.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09

&VuhC lUol u. "
- Der peritorbere Soispb GIbIe bat
Der 5otter, Grau 1Rarp Gdaer, ben
gnu3er Rahlub perH.n4..
- Rittsr Wurpb1 berpiqists Cbsat
SenteI Die Sdsiouus BON Wlubsi
Sboffur= SenteI auf 9ruEO bon 9srs
Ratldfisurs.
- 5reo. Saos, Elm bstanEter Tut
i6er. itarb in isiner Wotnung, 0o.
389 Sub .g" Strdbe, an Der 2ungens
snt3Irouna i'm alter BON 80 5cbren.
Gr bintsrIdBt 6 ainoer. bic 5rauen
DiIiam a0bIsr, Gbarlss Srpns, t9ars
m gbomp'pn uno Die Sobne 5yeo.
Georae uuo 2ouia 6aas. Seine Sat
lin psritarb i'm Wdr3 1911.
- emma 6. Warts reid)ie geitert
cine Steioungs. uub altmentetlaae
aegen SSobn .. Narts bon Ulorgaa
Gopnibip EN-. Sic pertIaste auBer.
oeul lbre SdGpiegermutter. 6rau
Sarah GDslep, um einen lheil AeS
@isentbunIs, DeIdes Iestere III ee'
iis bot. AIs 8ruH0 iilr bic Sd,eis
oungStlage aibt iie 8ernadIaiIiguna
uno itIette SebanoIlHB an. Sie BET
ratbeten am 30. IeSenlber 1889. Ter
8erfIngte erbte $1,000 pon ieiHem
8roboater uno ieIue Dtutter ioQ pas
9elo baben
- @ua TubomeI bat oils abiIH.
ouns mir Den Zoo ibres Batten Alba
Gubnmel Don Der National 9or
@oarb 60. BON DGo6Iesopn $500 at.
3cptlrt.
- Sobn @eBner. tpeIter nit ici.
nem Sobue an Der Sepeu QtiIe Sauo.
itraBe lDobut, III erHitlih fraut uno
uer'peigert jeoe drJtlid)e Si!ie. Gn
Seboroen lpoqen ben Eattenten nah
benz armenbaus brlHgen IaiieH, aber
9ebner Wia riats oapon Dtiien,
- Ter befannte aoble1lban6lsr
5elir Sraub, gruoer pon Manor
Straub, liegt III ieiner @obnllu9
ertrantt oaruie0er.
- Ter aHbaItenoe aegeu Der Dor.
lesieu gtadyt bat Den Wtiami su:n
Steisen gebraft. MlaH erpartet a6er
feline ueberidpemmAng bon 4ets
glooition.
5eiratbsi6eiue: Sarpep s.
8rop, "a, uno Carolina 8Iaid), -,
betoe bon SamiltoH; 9toQa 5000,
II. uno GpG YiiQer, II, be!oe uon
aeIlep; Seslie green, u. uno Mur.
aaret Sinoiep, 10, beioe BON 5todIou;
lanIeI y SeIeeI, 81, @reoiger.
Spenceroiae, sSilo., uto aatberiae
Hrebs, 80, bon Gyioro.
- Der iuesnoIite Charlie ainnsar.
Delter jton mebrmaIs nit Der Doll.
gel in aonflitt estommsn 1T, puros in
Der ytabt bel eiilsm Ginbru6 in ben
2aben oes Supelisrs 9. u. goIi an
Der 9ieb Strubs abgsfabt. Gr purbs
non Wldpor Siraub unter $500 guras
i4aft bem Geri1t iberpieier. On
aiunsar, Der iih por Der golissi i'm
SaDen neritedt bate, tpurben bel fsiner
Jeitnabme 32 Rinss, 3 2afhsnuhrsn,
z 8oritednaosln u. 7. 10. asfunoen.
Der guri9e bat iih ibon in Der Bel,
ifrunssdniioIt bsfunben.
- Diliiam Strinssr lpelhsr 5rau
s. pustcc einen Reesnihirm itabl,
Ipurbe seiiern BON Wapor Straub aur
3abIung bon $40 unb Rotten perurs
tbeili.
- 0sitern Morgsn mad 7 ubr ents
gleiftsn in Der Ndbs hon 2eSpurbss
oile iieben Giiisrnagen. glidliher
Weiie ipurbs Riemanb Derlegt.
- DIR Deritorbensn Sobn W. Runs
pan bot Der Wittipe, Sattie 6. Runs
pan, ben san5en Rahlab permaht.
- Die Geri6tsfoittn in Dem pros
,eb gegeH Carl Shultbeib, fpelher ben
Jarbisen Joiepb Sdrbsitn eritoB unb
3u sinem Sabr 3uhtbaus perurtAsilt
rpuros. bsiautsn fa aui $e24.o9. Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09
Brad, bes Arm.

5rau aissit Barrier. bon SO. 282E
Nine Eirobs. bate, ais lie g<fieru
Rahmittoe bel ibrer 69tpeitsr. 1rau
6eiIen, Ro. 406 Wine Etrabe. gum 1e.
fuh mar. bas unsIiid. auf Der arepp'
ansjusIsiisn. Gie Tam 10 unslu6li6
81 1na, boi fie iih hos Iinfe 1anO'
eelenf brad unb eine Berletung am
Muee hapoatrue. 1ie NeruneIiidts
ipurbs nah oem Ct. Nlorien eoipital
oebEaAt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09
2okal.Derid)t
llnineriitdt Cincinnati.
ySas bic Gubp,ument GHpeiation In
abseiaaieucn Sabrc 0ates
eeiuirft bat.

Die Gnbotpmsnt NNoeidticn Der
llniperiitdi Cincinnati belt seitern I'm
cSngsnisurss0sbdubs ibre Sabrssosrs
iammIuns ab. Die aus gureern be-
itsbsnoe gereinising puroe sseruneet,
nm Der llniperiitdt 3upsnounsen 81
peridafisn. bisfslbeu ansuIsgsn uno
iiber Die gintiinfte aus bi.isn i'm gins
ne Der Stifier su ,niiheipen. Die
8sisafdaft sGblt 81 MitsIieoer uno
unter oisfsn finbsn mir Die Trigger
ishr prominenter Romen. prdfctnt
1T Ritttr Rufus .. Smith. 0i,eprd.
iibsnt 5err Saeob q. Sdmiplopp, Ses
tretdr Rihier 8. 6. GoIiiier unb
Stdsmsiiter Ssrr Gbas. 3. WineiiG.
9sm 8erid3t bss llnioerii.otssp pros
itbsntsn Or. Gdbntp sufoIs, mar bcf
Sobr 1912 fir bic uniDsrlitdi red!
giinitie. DIR 6sbdubs.pmplsr ionnie
ourh 6inJufiieuns bss 5nssnieurss
9sbGuDss. Der 1urnanitoIt uno elmer
aroftanlass nsrarobsrt iuerbsn. Ius
bsro:m bat bic Staot $3.50, 600 sesss
ben fir Elm hsmiidss 2dborotoriurn.
Elm Grauenseboubs. 9srdnosrunetn In
WcWiten 5au uno 4usbaa oes 9urns
plasss. ;5erner puroeu Der lluiptrIis
tat pisls 3ufpenouussn etmaht. iuis.
qsbrer.Iub, sins 8ibIiotbsi.
6arrp 8. Cams. 800 iiir hemiIde
4rbeiten.
6arrp W. 2epp unb !. O. Sdmib.
lopp, $500 per sSobr auf cine Rtibs
bon iiiuf Sobren fir oas pbniioIosis
i6e Department..
Glaife pon 1907, Sonnenubr.
Sulius Jleiitmanu, $1,000 fir
Stipsnbisn.
Robert ooAitettsr. Dampfmaihine.
RaaIab BON Sohn y. peoslss. 6S3
gdnos.
9. 6. Q. SprOritp, 1927 fir Gin,
ridtun9 i'm Grousnes6dubs.
Union gtihtI orti unb Ssfpifb
SettIsmsnt sius Stipsnois In SosiaI,
UifenidaIisn BON il $40.
iSrau Trnncss gD. Gibion, Der
madinib pom $4,000 bis $50, 900 fir
9riinouna bes lboros Gitfon Gns
oopment 5oHhs.
6drrp ID. 2spn, $4,000 fir
Grinbunl bts Sulis Jr.is qspp en-
bppmsnt 5onos fir bas m.pisinifte
goIleot.
0srr gpfusrs bon Rem Dor., $3.50
fir biz msbisiniitx gibliotbet.
frI. 9anoribss, sleihs Summ, fir
0enisIber 3pst.
Trl. fIOrd 5adsii, $50, 900 fir bic
unipsriitG, nsbf antbsil an benz RsIt
osa RadIaFss, Der bM Stsn,uns cuf
$1,000 obsr msbr brine..
Srau Gitbsrs. Bidder unb SdrGr.
ts fir oas msbisiniihs T,pdrtsmsnt.
las gHbopmenf Tunn aommitis:
fir has mtoiiinifhe gollsss bat elm
id5IisbIih Der obigen Summsn $212,s
600 ouigsbradt. Der 5onbs ba. ous
berbsm $3.50, 900 burh gsrmd6.niFs
srboItsn. Tas aommiiise min fir bic
3psds ees msoisiniihen GoIIee, ,insn
Tonhs bon elmer WailIiou onfbringsn.
5rl Wlorn g. cambridge fpures CUR
Ghrsnmitelisoihnft .rfpdhli. aub.rs
bsm tpurbtn 5hrttie eeibon. bic auf
cine gsrst6bsrune Der NitsIisesrsaH
obsielsH.
Gis 6srrsn Dapib g. Clipsr, ghds.
r. Winoiit unb Games u. Gr.sn
tpurbsn olE Iruf.ees fir sinsn Tehss
jdhrissn sstmin niebsrssndhlt. I'm
S,sus oss 6srrn M. Q. JnsolIs. Der
BON Der Stobt irtsgespstn III. fpuros
Wajor Grant ]. 5onss In ben 1ruiitts
rotb aetpdhIt. 0eneral aefpis Eeofon.
soob uno 5sry Gdspry 8. Rops luurs
ben aIs &uSirunsss Rommiita ers
ndnnt.
Der 8sridmmluns mar ein Guns
dson poraufq,langen unh mad S4lnb
Der Sisuna Fiihrie Desan G6nsibtr
Die 6errihoiisu bur6 bds Jngsnisurss
(nsFs1ifnp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09

S6psrs griibDunnn irus sefern
Rahrni!ids Der bel Der Oieior Camp
Go. an o.r Goierain 4psnus, bsT4dfs
tisie Waf6iniii Charles Wsber. BON
alo. l7l5 Sutier Sirabs bopon. Mls
gpebsr atrabe babsi mar. aus benz
s<isieifsI Gampf absulaH<n. plas.,
siat Robe. unb er ipuroe bonn Tampf
f6iptr i'm Gefihi uno an ben 4rmtn
Nrbrlbt. Der 0srunsIldi. fanb
9ufnatme i'm 'idoiifhtn 50Ipiial.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09

- Die IT. gbpmas guiIning ami
Gran IHociation bat ibr aapitaI DON
/ 100000 auf 100000 srbobt.
| - 5rou @Qa 5oIbroot alein per,
t!agte i'm Campbell gouutp Gircuitge.
rItt i6ren 8atteu gbds. u. aIein
auf Gbei6sibung uno unterbaltuRgs.
stIb. Sic befduloigt ibH Der angsbs
ItG; ihlehten 9ebanolung uub ansebs
lifsn Grauiamteit. 9ds paar bsiras
t9ete am 8. Sttpbsr 1912 unb mar
ble aIGgtrin friiber Qebrsrin Der
sepmeitic icisnee" an Der Rspport
Sr6f6uIs.
- Tas 5eitament Der Ssruu glifu
Sebm ipuroe i'm Gounipeeriht bintsrs
le9t S,bre 5o6ter gatharine papns
e:bdlt Die 5ausbaltunesesgenitdnbs
uni aaes 9elo i'm 6. Waro 8aupsrs
Elm; 800 ieBt iie fir sinen 2ei6ens
itsin Gus; 800 srbdIt bic Ct. 9ouIs
GIemeinbe une Gperareen gemettrn
So. Seoem ibrer Gntel bintsrIGbt tie
so. Den Reit iolsn 6. s., 5obn =.
rnb Surrp ashm unb Gatbarine
4}apns srbalien. 6. 5. aebm lit @rss
tutor.
Repport gommdnoerp aniahts
Ssmplar peranitdItst am 81. Sanuar
in Der syt. 5bomas Qrmorp cine
4bsnountsrhaltung. Tas 4rrangss
msnts Sommittee beftsbt aus osn
6srrsn: 4l. Soplnig, Gb. q. Cob
msner, 5bomas Rsap, Otto D6sslsr,
9ohn .. Smitb, 3. 8. 2amps. Wm.
=. Su5lslpoob, Charles Solar, ). o..
Sroipn, 8. 4bbott, Otto 6eiou, 3.
Wompler uno Soi. Weaers.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oycbr Orb an gbarlss. Ulap unb
Gencn ellis, Got an her 3. Strdbe,
$50. Barbara 5oImes an Grofrsp
INN Sarab RlOsbo6. Got 80 SUB
Sront an Der 3. Strobs. 81. Gbos.
I2eeerle au Weper unb gGa aiIing,
Srt bon 80 SUP 5ront an Der WoHs
moutb StraBs. 81. Soispbins WeB
an 9arriet g. 5pr. Got an Der Re
trsot StraBe uno 2afapette Qpsnus,
geQepue. 81.
Die Stabt Pefpport nertlaete
ourh rem Stabt Collector Wolff bic
Siiozgppineton unb Cincinnati Sttds
bsnbaAn So. auf S1712.82 fir Steuer
nrf ihr gigentbum uno fir 10 pros
gent Strafselper.
Rubolph Smitb bon Ct.
gharles, Mo., unp 4Rno ssrutls BON
ct. 2ouis, mo-. srbisItsn einsn gbez
idein.
sSorob Stsis osrtIasts Deb
Steis auf @heideioung auf 9runb
bon QerlaiIens. 9as 4aar ebelihte
iih i'm September 1911 uno icQ lie
ihn i'm DECEMBER 1912 perlaIIen bas
ben.
- Jaeob Sdsiblp, So Sabre aft,
itcrb seftern in isiner Wobnung an
ber Oranp unb Sherman Qp. an Ell
asm 6eralsihen. gr binterlsb. bic
Satin anb Finf Rinosr,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09

gstrus lpurbe stsen leinsn 0runbbtiit
eebudt unb ninb nit f,inen Gttnsril
a6be3ablt iperbtn.
Self Greeman. pelher BON Jos.
MeRobsrts Der 8ranbitiftnns ansss
tlagt mar, tputoe seitern Worsen BON
Mupor Stroub tpesen Wansels an Ns.
tpeiisn entloiTsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09

NORTH Demotratiihtn Qlub@. Ssrr
Cob, WeIb psd lb.r .Gineinnasi. bic
a5niein BEG Weitsns" uno Rih.er
W. n. Gouabertn BON 2anfafsr, O.,
iiter Die Ctio 1emotraiie'. tporouf
ocs 9anseti NIT tpsiisren 2ieoerpcrs
tr1een burd bic 6srrsn Gb. y. ptisss.
geo. u. WobIe uno Rihoro Rpon itis
zen Qlffhluh fanp.
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Sine. Glotbiers aiIseiatiou.

Sci Der eeitristn, In ben pbotnir
aiub. .Raumsn i'm 5aDliu 6otel abass
fclienen Observation-Disclosures obi
stu afoeiaticn uureen bic foleenbtn
gtomien srrdhlt: grdiicnt. Saeob
W. Rod; l. 8i3eprdiib.ni. 2enrp u.
Seinsbeimsr; 2. 9btprdIioen.. 4rs
thur Wplsr; Shasmeiftsr. 4lberi M.
Goldman; Eessri1r, g. g. Eiri6tr.
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GsbiibNn ktrussn

Ginnabin<n an Gsbiibren betrugtn
$1469.S5.
Observation-Disclosures gofb srnanns
te stitern Jlprenee 9ornbach. bon No.
I'LL Moin StraBe. 5ur SnipstiOrin
TN Department fur WpbIsbdtisisiiss
nnb 1eftrunasantaIten nit einem
Wrnotseebolt bon $50.
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u e IN p Or t.

81. Henport Office fir bas Sin.
cinnafier gplfsblatt" bsfinSet iit in
RO. 339 Yorf Srase, seseniiber oem
GOurtbauie, iuoielbit Renisfeiteu, An.
,.issH II, I. ~. bis 10 llbr 45 Winu.
ten abenSs entgesensenommen mer.
ben. Selepbon Suuth 2401.
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= q uilt . u.

- lImisr agent in Samilton III
!Serr GSnarS Sruf. 449 Sab 6naite
Strake. Bel Eel. 476 81, SOme
4bone 1854 u. 8
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-08

The expected record production of
Kaffir corn from the current corn in
the United States has led growers in
the Mississippi valley to give thought
to foreign markets as an outlet for
their exportable surplus.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-08
EAST GERMANTOWN

Mrs, Mary Ellcbarger and Mrs Sain
of Dublin, spent Thursday with Mrs.
Amanda Beck and Mrs. Frank Win
ter
Mrs. Charles Winter. Mrs. Matte
Hebble and Mrs. James Lawes were
in Richmond Thursday.
Mrs. Louis c. HOLE and Miss Gen
evieve. Jameson were in Richmond
Tuesday shopping.
Mrs. William Condo spent Wednes-
day with friends in Cambridge City,
Miss Nina Snapp spent a few days
this week with friends in Cambridge
City.
Mrs. John Beard. Mrs. Claude Kit
terman. Mrs. Mary Mauk and Mrs.
Ada Dennis We're guests of Mrs. RE
ser and son Thursday
The street car men are tearing up
the switch, as the new one east of
town is ready for use. The switch
has been in use ever since the cars
have been running
Mrs Charles Sarber and Mrs. Ada
Kaufman were shoppers in Richmond
Thursday
Mrs. Henry kocher and little daugh,
ter have returned from indianapolis
Frank Winter is spending this week
in Brown county.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-08
WATERY BL|STERS
ON CH|LD'S FACE
Kept Scratching Until Cheeks Fiery
Red. Skin Cracked and ScaIy.
ltched and Burned. Used CUT
cura Soap and Ointment. No
Return of Trouble.

sn,ithville. IND, Six months ago our
pies come on her face which gradually spread
causing her face to become very irritated
and q fiery rcd color. The pimples on the
child's face were at first small watery
blistcrs just q small blotch ON the skin. She
kept scratching at this until in q few days
her whole cheeks were fiery red color and
instead of the little blisters the skin was
cracked and scaly looking and seemed to
itch and burn very much.
I'VE used a number of remedies which
seemed TO give relief fo- short time then
leave her face worse than ever. Finally we
got q cake Of Cuticura Soap and a box of
Cuticura Ointmont. l washed the childs
face with very warm water and Cuticura
Soap, then applied the Cuticura Ointment
very lightly. After doing this about three
times a day the itching and burning seemed
entirely gone in two days time. Inside Of
two weeks time her face seemed well. That
was eight months ago and there has been no
return of the trouble" (Signedl Mrs. A. Is.
Wooden. Nov. 4. 1912.
CuticsIra Soap and Ointment do so much
for poor compilations. red. rough hands. and
dry, thin and falling hair, and cost so little,
that 1t Is almost criminal not to use them.
Sold by dealers throughout the world. Lib
eral sample Of each mailed free, with sep.
book on the skin and scalp. Address post
card "Cuticllra, Dept It, Boston"
ksNsn who shave and shampoo with Gu
ticura Soap win ind it best for skin and scalp
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-08
ECONOMY

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole enter
tanned al dinner Sunday. Rev, and
Mrs. G W. Martin. Mrs. EmaIine Cole
and Byron Cole.
Mr. and Mrs. ] L Peterson were in
Richmond the first of the week.
Mrs Eugene Hiatt was at Webster
Tuesday
4 daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Asbury
Woods has typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy GOttschall of Rich
mOnd, will be the sunday guests of
MIR and Mrs John ReplogIe
Miss Gus1a Scott OF Richmond spent
Sunday with Vine Scott.
Mrs, Alice Frazier was called TO
Richmond Wednesday on account OF
the illness OF her grandson.
Mr.. Maynard of Andersonetaoinunun
Cement workers are busy putting
down sidewalks and crossing in this
town.
Lee Anderson OF WILLIAMSBURG was
here Wednesday
Mi and Mrs Randolph Nelson were
called to Winchester "Wednesday by
the serious illness OF their Erandchild.
Allie Pierce is in Richmond today.
Harold Williams. an Earlham stu
Gent. spent Sunday here with his par
,0rs
Miss Essie Weyl was in Richmond
Tuesday
Miss Pauline Veal celebrated her
seventh birthday anniversary Tues
day evening. November 4. by enter
tanning here young friends
The Friends Missionary society met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs Mabel
Bowman
The NJ r Missionary society met
with Mrs. Martha Atkinson.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-08
OLDAKER SPEAKS ON
MED|AE VAL GERMANY
Professor Delivers Interest
ing Address Before Fri
day Night Club.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, Nov. s.
The Friday Night club met Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Doney. Prof. E. E. Oldaker
presented the work of the evening,
"Mediaeval Germany" in an interest
ing talk, along the line of its kings,
and their influence on the times. The
subject brought out general discuss
ion from the club.
Miss Nellie Jones rendered a piano
solo, much to the pleasure of all.
The next meeting will be that of
November Goth, with Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Ault
Ralph, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Boyd, who has been seriously
i'll, is thought to be improving
Will Grisenger and sister, Miss
Rose, were in Richmond Thursday
afternoon, in attendance at the mat
inee.
A. P. Mills was in Richmond Thurs
day.
Rev and Mrs w. M Hollopeter and
son were called to Henrytown, near
Wabash, Thursday evening, by the
death of Rev. Hollopeter's father, Rev.
William Hollopeter.
The regular services will be held
Sunday in the Methodist church, Rev.
Hollopeter having arranged to supply
the pulpit during his absence.
Mrs. Sarah Sells will go to Center
vile the coming week to spend some
time with Mrs. c. B. Nichols, the
mother of Mrs. George Roby.
Mrs. E. d. Mills spent Thursday
in Connersville, the guest of her
daughter Mrs Nelson Furnham
Among the relatives and friends at
the funeral of Mrs. E. c. Pearson,
whose remains we're brought from
Marion to the home of her brother,
Anderson Toms, and taken to Dublin
for interment, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Baker, Of Chicago, the latter a
daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Haw-
kins, of Greenfield, Mrs. Tweedham.
of Marion, Mrs. Elmer Pearson, Mr.,
and Mrs. Exum Unthank, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Pearson, of Spiceland,
Mr.. and Mrs. w R. Wilson, Mrs. E.
NJ. McCleary, of New Castele, Mrs,
Elizabeth Toms, of Richmond and
others from Lewisville and Straughns.
Howard Whitley was in Indianapo-
lis Friday attending the third annual
Indiana apple show.
! Mrs. W. D. Ogborn spent Friday in
! Dublin, on account of the serious ill
At a meening of the board of Chau-
ness of S. S. Wilson.
tauQua directors held this week, mat
ters pertaining to the Chautauqua of
next summer, were discussed.
Mrs. John Ohmit and Mrs. Carl
Whitley spent Thursday with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Late Rayle.
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runa has done for me after three
years of suffering. | had tried the
treatments of several doctors. also
home remedies. but they failed and
all hope had gone Ny friends, like
myself, thought | was in the last
stages of consumption
My daughter brought me a bottle
of Peruna and plead with me to try
il. l had got so weak I had lost my
voice. and I thought ir no use. That
was in May. 1902 | began to take
it. according to directions. I wrote to
you, and you gave me your kind ad-
vice.
Il soon felt better. my cough be-
gan to give way. and the expectoration
lessened. l have taken fourteen bot
ties. I feel well, eat hearty, sleep
soundly, weigh as much as l ever
did do considerable work on my
farm. and attend 10 my other bust
ness. My friends seem astonished at
my recovery.
Il wish to thank you for your
kind advice and the books you have
sent me I shall ever praise your
medicine and hope that you may en-
JOY long life"
1t will be observed that Rev Rob
erts waited two years after he began
to use Peruna. before he wrote the
above letter to The Peruna Co So
that his apparent recovery could not
possibly have been temporary relief.
In later letter 10 The Peruna Co,
dated September -, 1906, Rev Rob
erts says: I am a great friend of
Peruna. By the use Of DR., Hartman :
advice l am here to-day, able TO be
with my family and attend 70 my
business
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-08
A CLERGYMAN'S EXPERIENCE
Came Near Losing His Lfe---How He ESCAPED.

We quote from another letter,
dated December 10, 1906: st praise
Peruna to all the sick The people
know my case. and they praise it al
So"
In a letter dated November %, 1909,
We quote Rev. Roberts: "Peruna
gave me back my life ten years ago.
All my acquaintance know that. l
am certainly thankful to you for your
kindness"
In letter, dated January 10. 1910,
he says: Il shall ever in the future
as in the past. be ready to speak in
praise of Peruna to all sufferers. |
believe my miraculous cure has been
the means of many others being cured
in this county"
From letter Of September 5. 1911.
we quote a few words: Il am still
among the living. As to Peruna, I
do not feel that l have words to ex-
press the faith | have in the merits
l feel that PeTuna has been the means.
through the kind providence of God.
of prolonging my life for more than
ten years"
We quote a still later letter. October
81. 1912. He says: I took a severe
ooiu three "SehS ago. 1 al once sent
for Peruna. Have been taking it
two weeks. I am now better. | con-
slider that Peruna has carried me
over dozen years OF life / always
stand ready 10 answer any question
in reference to Peruna."
We quote from his last letter. dated
January >. 1913: Dear Friends: |
wish this broght New Years to ex-
press my thanks to you for your
kindness. Trusting that you may
have a successful and happy year
and that your medicine may prove a
blessing to many as it has TO me. |
/ am yours as ever, G. W Roberts.
Hartsell, Alabama, R. F. D. >, Box
+ 27."
! II is not necessary for US 10 add any
words TO this story. The eloquence
and pathos of these letters are more
convincing than arguments or aft
davits. Who can doubt that Peruna
saved his life?
Every home should be provided
with the last edition Of the Ills OF
Life" sent free by the Peruna Co.
Columbus. Ohio
ADVERTISEMENT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-08
MRS, WILL TEETOR
GIVES CARD PARTY
Entertains in Honor of Rich
mOnd Woman Who Is
Her Guest.


fi-NN Ems =" y 'iu-' NOV Nj
VIII TeetOr entertained Thursday al
ternoon for Mrs Frank Addinstou. q.
Richmond $ Two course luncheon
was served al the small tables. fol.
lowing che games cf i've hundred
The, guests x>e~a Mrs Fred Poets.
Mrs r 4 Small. Mrs Frank Petro.
Mrs. W II. Porter. Mrs Frank White
sell. sirs Joe Stoneipher. Mrs K r
Brant Mrs. Albert Jones. Mrs Henry
keagy Mrs Robert Thurston. Mrs