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P.L lPubishe,l Serial 0lO-
Department Of the Interior.

H. F.L. lpub.ishe,l Serial 0lNso
department Of TIE Interior.
uni,ci States Land oiiec a; Sterling. Colorado,
Apiil !. 1878.
NoricE il hsrcbs given that Roy E,lp. OF
st'nenam, Colorado. who. on January s. 1910.
n'ade honsstead ont'y. No. 6!6!go for nrth
West qlar,e, Of Section 10. Township North.
Range s. West Sln Principal fieisian. has filed
notice Of invention to make iral .hrec scar proif,
ipestabish claim u the land above described be-
fore United States Commissioners, al New Ray
in'r, Colorado, on the s9ui day OF May, 1873.
CisimEnt names r. witnesses.
Edward 7. Harvest, Of stonchsfu Colorado.
hilea n. Mitchell of New Rsyiaer Colo.
Arthur Jepson. Ot s,bHchaia Colo ~
Joseph nEif,on..oi stunehRni Colo. 5-s
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NOTICE Fon PUBLICATION.
NJ. FL. tPubl!shcrl Serial agsti
Department OF the Interior.
T. 5. Land Oiiicc at Sterling, Colorado.
May 10, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mary l..
Fritz, of New Raymer. Colorado. who.
on July 5, 1906. made original home.
stead entry No. Si35. Serial No. O3S4.
for WIZ NEl-4. SEl.4 NEIL and
the NEIL SELL, Section II, Township
5 North, Range 81 West, 9th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice OF intention
to make final five year proof, to estab-
Iish claim to the land above described.
before United States Commissioner, at
Keota, Colorado, on the 18th day OF
June, 1918.
Claimant nRmgs as wl,nesscH
Mont Fitch. of Sterling. Colo
Charles II Wynkoop, u K.o,a. Cola
Benbol, FCsSSrR. Of New RaymSr. Colo Bis
Chatlts Z. Carlson. ot stonchy,rn. Cslp. s.Is
". H. POUND, I1s.stpr.
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NOTICE FOR prBLlcAT1oN

vPb tpublishen N.ri.l os,oI
Department Of tho Interior.
|. $. Land Office at Sterling, Colorado,
April s. 1913.
NoTicE is hereby giver that Theodore Keller. Of
Sew haynier. Colorado. who. on August 10. 1902.
made homestead entry. Ne. o,tn4, for West half
Of. sce'ion. q. Township s;North. Range 81
West, 9th Principal Meridian hes filed notice of
intention to make final three tesr proof. to estab.
ll'h claim to the land above described. befote
uni''d States Commissioner. y New Raymer.
Colorado. on the 18th day Of jung, 1918. 4
C'a'mnm names as witnesses:
Fay haekey. of New Raymer. Colo.
Charles W. Roth. Of ''
John W. Rutherford. Of e I" 40
Grant Mercer, Of " =" +" Fl,
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NOTICE roa rrn,ic.rros.

=. '. L. tpI,Sisherl serial.csG1t
Department of the Int-rlor.
l. :. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
hpfl 81. iels.
NoricE Is hereby given tina, Theodore b. Rus,
land, Of New Raymzri Colorado. whu .n July S,
il.s made homestead Entry NO. n.,5s, for the
East hall nf. ses;ioH I. Township Sorth. Range
" West. 9TH FgieiupgI MERRIAM has tiled notice
Of intcnton make snal three year Proof. to e.
iablish claim to the land abose described. befots
Rogister ard Receiver. a, Sterling. Colorado, on
the ?iih day Of June. 1915.
Claimant names Gs Witnesses
Anna Sehmeeeko, Of Nov Eaymer. Colo
wiIlihn sehmseokc. Of ''
Fred Sehme.cklc. of s-4
Nil,s Mitchell. Of - 80
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NIL. tPuhrshrri Serial ss. a
Department of ,h. Interior.
L, s IEsd ohire a. sterling. Colorado.
May 10, 1918.
NoTlcE is hereby given that John NJ.
Erwin, Of New Raymer, Colorado, who.
on October %, 1909, made homestead
entry No. Oa5s3, for West, half Of,
Section q, Township 8 North, Range
IS West, 9Th Principal Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make final
three year proof, to establish claim TO
the land above described. before Uhf,.
cd States Commissioner. at Keota. Col.
oradc. on the 2s,h day Of June, 1913.
Claimant names as wi,nesacsi
Clarence y, Piper, Of S,w Rsymer. Colo.
frcd NicrhNn. Of
Frank Artlct. Of 81 :" 6-B
Charles Ftitz. of 81,
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NOTICE rcs, PUBLICATION.

n. P. L. pu5lsher) Serial Of a.!
Department. Of the Interior.
United states Lard cfiiee q, Sterling. Colorado,
March u. 1915.
sorcE IS hereby given that John C. Reach. Of
Keo;a. Colorado. ~ho. on April q. 1911, made
homestead entry No. ci4s57. for West half Of 3ec-
iion is. To.nship 10 North. Range s. West. 9th
Principal Me'ic:an. has fled notice Of intention
to make inai tsree year proof TO estsbIish clair,
to the land above described. before Un!t-d Staten
Commissioner. :, Keota. Colorado. On the 10th
day Of May. 1913.
Claimant nas-ss a. witnesses:
Frank G. Palmer, Of Reosa. Cob.
Minnie Palmer Of
Aealiiia De Moss. Of Groyer. 6 a-e7
James W. De Noes. OF 81
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
r.L. tPubli,her) seral-nsioo

y. r. L. iTubIvherD SeT@'-DNis
Department; Of the Interior.
U. $. Land oiiiee ., Sterling, Colorado.
April ls. 1915.
horicg IS hereby given that Serra \. Fors-
berg, " New RnyfEori Colorado who on Jnne 10.
lss, made orisihri homestead entry No. 7Os2. ss-
rial No o6l21. 10. Mort. w-s, quarter se.,ior II.
Township North, Range u West, 9Th Principal
Meridian. has ilei motto. .. intention to make Pi-
nal hye yesr prof. to establish claim to the lnnd
above described. before United States Ccul,nii-
rionef. II Kcota. co!s, TO- on the ilih day ci
June, 1913
Claimant names as witnesscs
Joseph l. rilsr. q buckingham. Colo.
Gussie ficr oi
George C, Miller. of New Rayrner. g i-ei
jennie KILLER u % 30
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soTicE ron PUBLICATION.
MP.L. pub,,.h.., ..',.
=, nrparfmcnt Of the Is<ssIsy.
United States Land Oil,ec q, Sterling. co,or..lo.
April II. 1913.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Paul Nirsove,. Of
buckingham. Colorado. Sho. on March II 1910.
made homestead Entry No. ollSss. for West hsjf
o.. section s, Township North. Range 60 wset.
o'h Pr'neipal Meridian. has filed notice of in,sn.
non 70 make Final Three Year proof to ss.sh,IsA
s'a''n u the land shove dcscribsd. bsfosv unI.sA
o'a'es co'nmissioner. at Keota. Colorado, on M
'lth day Of June. 1914. -
Claimant names as witncases.-
!oseph Kopsho. Of buckingham. Co.'S
Peter Naxaryk. Of
George c. Rathbun. Of I" =" ~
Gcorx~ II. scriycn. of :" q s-as
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NOTICE Fon punLIeArIoy

49, 49, . VA iiJ'Asf'1 iio.s
srL hubLisurR Serial Oe!c2
Department OF the Interior.
[. 5. Land once a, Sterling. Colorado.
Ap,iis. 1918.
SoTIcr Is hereby given tina, Calvin ~ yaaIan-
sihAn. Of Kaufman. Nebr.. who. on September q,
1909. made homestead entry, No. csiO2. for South
half Of Section %. Towaship u North. Range 5,
Weat 9Th Principal A.ridian. hrs iiied motto. q;
intention to make iiaal tree year proof. u .s,ab-
iish elaim 70 the lsnd above dsseribsd. before
United Statez Commissioner. ., Grover. Colorado.
on the ath day Of June. 1875
Claimant names as wltrcsses
Conrad Thurman. Of kaufman. Nebr.
William Har!enolrzcr. OF .
Claytan Han!sEbyIger. of - ii7
Daniel G. hinnison Of . C-Z2
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NOTICE fOn PUBLICATION.
MEL. iPublisheyl S,.,a,o,,,
J. department Of the Iatcsisi.
T. :. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
April II. 1913.
HorieE Is hereby given that Elizabeth Kolp, Of
s''nehAm' Colorado. who. IN January g. 1910,
made homestead Entry. No, 0iolsi. for South xes,
quarter a. Section is Township Z North. Range
% west 9Th Principal Meridian, has filed no,,e.
o' 'nen''on to make final Three Year Proof. to On.
u'oli'' y claim To the land above de.erib.d, before
hrfis'er and Receiver. at Sterling, Co,or..Io an
the ? I'd day Of June. 1918.
claimant names as witnesses:
nmAnaa NC Comb. Of S,oneham. Colo.
Edward =. Ilarwood. Of e
John schuolcy. Of IvA
lila Pierce. Of Sterling. -" k.as
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NOTICE FoG PUBLICATION
PrhLishERl ssrial OlG21O
pepartatnt OF lne Interior.
L. ;, Land o'lieo at Sterling, coiorndo
Aprilp 1918.
NoTicE i' hereby giyon ths, .lnpis Blooms,er
Of stmeham. Csl9ru.o. who. on July m ly,i
made homestead cn,ry, Ge. oi6!Sl. for E,,t. hal;
of the South bali Of Section q. Township : yortb
Ranee u Wet, Oh Principal Meridian. ha, G,ni
notice q intsuuonfto make final commu,a.ion
proof 70 estst'ilh claim to the land above dc.
feri1ed eeserc EerA!er and Receiver. at Sterling
Colorado on the 2lih day % June. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
JoseTh 'rnomaa Kniiton. Of stoHet,ain. co,,.
G0tt!ieh Bembcnc.. of
John W, Kniftou. of !" 4.,-
MGris HeHs..a. Of 80,
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Paint In japan.

II Is estimated thu, Japan con.
fumes sl5.00o.00o worth OF paint an.
nually. About S5 per cent. OF this to-
tai is imported Japan also has a
paipt making factory. with a capital
Of 100000.
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MONEY TO LOAN

have a few thousand dollars to loan
on Real Estate security in the Ray.
msr Distric, only
nl,.ES NJ. MITCHELL,
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N0rlcE goN rLnLIcArLny

NOTICE Won PUBLICATION
nPL trubli,hcrp Seii,l ogrSs
Department Of Tire Interior.
I. $ Land ohcc at Sterilna Colorado.
April =, iala
NoricE Is hereby given tha, Dayton S,oekbur.
ger Of stpnehan, csorsoo, who. on November
1919 niade original homestead cn,ry. No. ossx
for Moth e.ist quarter Of. Section II, rown,hip :
'otth. RAnSe 50 West. 6,h PRINCIPAL Meridian
has h.ed n9ties Cf intention ta make final three
year proaf toeatnblila claim to the land above
described, before Register and Receiver. a, s,er.
ing Co'orado, on tho Ilth day Q; June. 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charley kilnsr, Of stonobam. Colo.
Alahonso Ec,htcheldcr. u
otian hirsr Of ..,-
Petur stg;E.oi "a
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
NJ /. IL lPvhlishcfl Seral-pl6a2s.
Lepn-tm.nt OF the Interior.
unIiei siates Land o.iice at Sterling. Colorado.
April u, 1873.
hoTioE is hereby given that Go.,lsiB Benb..
nei. Of staaehani, Colorado. who. en- Oetot,r 2o
1911, maf'e honesIsEi entry No. olss.:2 for South
ess, quarter q Section 20 Township North.
''auge 80 West. 9Th Principal seriiian. has nled
notice o! ihtehtioa to make igal continuation
Proof, 70 es,abli1h claim to the land above do.
'er'o'd oeior' Reis,er and Receiver. a, Sterling.
colorada. On the el,h dfv VI June. isi3.
Claimant natncs as witoes.et;
Joseph T. knif,on. Of stencham. Colo.
Notne Aman. OF
hinnc ilaomstsr. of All
john W. Enliton. " sn
W. ". poI'.p. Register.
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While the present tariff bill will
doubtless be Gale! the Underwood
tariff, !" it would be fair to have the
name of the President identified with
it. However, the memory OF ore Viii
son tariff is not likely to make the
name popular one.
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sure 10 Be Found.

Nothing seems so hopelessly lost.
when II Is lost. us heart; YET
nothing, when It is lost. Is by the
experience OF tho centuries so abso.
lu,ely certain Of recovery.--puck
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NOTICE ron prrrlc,rioN.

NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
H.P.L tpubhshcr1 ssridl glg737
Department of the Intrri.r.
L. $. Land ONCE al sterl!as. Colorado
April 10. 1918.
soIica ID hereby given that Leslie +. shadsr.
q stcpeham. Colorado, who On felrun, .. 1910
made hornestead ,srplcatiou) entry original, No
oluIS', IN North hall cf Section 2s. Township {
North, Range 81 Sest 9Th Principal Meridian.
las hlsu notice Of lntaatl1n TO make ilnal tnrs
year PROF. to establish claim 10 the land above de.
scribcd. before United States Commissioner. a,
New Rayncr. Colorado, on Tie cth daS os sua.
1913
Claimant names rs wiinesaas:
Thomas II. Leslie. Q: itonehliu, Celc.
Charles A. car.son. ii ="
Sicohon Whitaker. ot s.n
Hiram ]. HUT. OF " I.D
W. II. POUND, ilpslster.
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Seed Rye For Sale

have some recleaned homegrown
spring rye seed for sale $l.25 per 100,
l.. Allen
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THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1918.

Political parties favor the reforms
that will place their opponents in d.
lcmma.
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PASTuRE-For cattle or horses. No
loco, plenty Of water, secure fence.
Terms reasonable. G. L. Beans, az
New Raymcr, Colo.
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NoricE fou ruBLit ir.ox.

NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ir.uS.
MPi., PubHSher.i Serial GlD!
Department Of tac Interior.
United State I.3nd oficc. atstsillnr, c.i1rst.o.
Narch ge, 1878.
NoTcG ia horety aiytn that EplEiic Giauque,
o. New Kaymor c,lotndu. who en- pctptpr %,
1900, made hoHesteAd entry. No cssni. FIR West
half Of. Section I Tavpship 9 North. Rsage IS
wcst 9Th Principal l,eriiian. has ilel notice Of
intention to make final three yoLr rro,f - testab-
lish claim t, the land a.pye deserted iefae
United States comrissiUncr. Mt Nov Raymer.
Colorado. on the 9TH tag n June. i9la
Claimant uamcu - wi;nes-cai
John Frank Roaelsr. Of New Raymor. cqlo
Herman o. Lvndyall. cf &c
Gusiaf A. jahn1on. q " 20
ThOmaA j. wofk. Of gSustlna 5.s
W II, FOUND. Register.
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NOTICE roa ruaL,c,rIoy.

NOTICE FOR fuaLiCATIoy.
N. ?. L. lPIbl5herl Serial BIe61S
department & the Interior.
United STATS Ian o lie a, Sterling COLORADO.
Marea - 1915. \
NoucE |. hereby given tia, Josc Campbell Of
wcldona. c5lor.ia Who, on October y! 1911.
made homestead entry. No niesCs. for Lot 8,
SELL swift Sc,. 10 end i.5,l. NEl-i Swl-4.
Section 2, Township 6 North. Eange IS West, stl,
Pfineiral Meridian. has !iled np,lec Of inta,lou
to maze Gnsl Communication prolf. to ei,as,l,h
clairn to the land shove DESCRIBED before CyrL Of
tie Dis,rist out. at FL Morgan, calora,!o on
the End day of June, l0is.
Claimant nantes as Hi,ncsscs:
Robettj. Minter. Of webona Cob,
John Wcs,ho'f Of
Nathan tanborn. Of 80
AlieT, sAs1Ts, Of SIS
". H. PoCEp. Rcslst"r
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w q N 7 S

WANTED Baldwin & Co. wish to list
decided land or relinQuishments for
sale or trade around Raymsr. 42tf
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THE DENVER TINES. the evening
paper of the West Delivered any.
where, 10 cents week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-21
UNITED DOCTORS
AGAIN MAKE GOOD
RICHMOND, IND, WOMAN FEELS
Better THAN SHE HAS FOR
YEARS, AFTER TAKING A
SHORT COURSE
SHE SUFFERED 10 YRS.
Others Had Failed and Advised the
Knife, But United Doctors
Gave Quick Results.

Ever since the establishment of the
United Doctors institute in Richmond.
these expert specialists have gained
the confidence of all thinking people.
for the constant stream of testimonials
that have appeared in these columns
, show the great work that is being
done by them.
There are those who claim that a
testimonial means nothing. but one
cannot doubt the word of so many of
these former sufferers who come out
in a public statement and say that
the United Doctors gave them relief
or cure after other doctors had
failed.
/ Ii is indeed true that the United
Doctors get no easy cases to cure.
The failure of other doctors come to
them. and when sick people say that
the United Doctors have given them
results where no one else has-the
public can use its own judgment as
to its truth-and right judgment shows
1t must be true.
The following statement made for
publication tells a story of one wom-
ans results in her search for a cure or
even relief:
Richmond, Ind, March 90, 1913
United Doctors,
Richmond. Indiana.
For the past ten years I have suffer
ed with stomach and bowel trouble
/ would bloat up until was in intense
pain and would have to have a doctor,
who would give me morphine to re-
lieve my pain. My neighbors all know
how l suffered and 1 have doctored
with seven different doctors in the
past three months, but got no better
They all said had TO go to the hos
pital and be operated on, but / heard
of the United Doctors and decided to
give them a chance and after the
doctor in charge examined me- he said
he could help me. / placed my case
in his hands. and got relief from the
first and am getting better-and the
bloating and pain is nearly all gone.
and / can now wear my clothes with
out hurting me, and / can go up and
down stairs and do some of my
homework. / can now eat well and
am improving in my general health.
/ am so happy that I escaped the
hospital and the knife. for had about
given up hopes of ever getting any
better. But thanks to the United
Doctors. am alive today and / can
thank them for the good results /
have received and / can always speak
a good word for them as they have
done more for me than / ever had
done before
MRS. NJ. BURNwORTH,
SO John street, Richmond, Ind.
Anyone having any chronic or deep
seated ailment, cannot do better than
consult the United Doctors at their
Richmond Institute on the second
floor of the Hittle Block, corner of
Ninth and Main streets. They never
accept incurable cases, but tell you
frankly whether they can benefit you
or not.
Their grand free offer of free ex-
animation, free consultation and free
treatment is extended to all who be-
gin treatment during March. The only
charge made is for the medicines
used.
The Institute is open from 9 a. m
to IL m, 1870 p. m to 5 p. M. p. m
to p. m.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-21
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Dramatic Society held it's
regular meeting Thursday evening.
The society was organized last Fall
to acquaint the pupils with the better
plays of the day and enable them, by
the reading Of these plays, to under
stand the voice meditation of the
lines and better appreciation of the
histronic art. The work of the differ
ent members has been of the highest
quality. The club has made it pos
sible that available material can be
procured at any time an occasion
arises wherein a cast for a play is
necessary.
Last evening the members read the
English comedy drama, "Old limo
cence." Prof. Kelly, the instructor,
gave an impersonation of the char
acters in the sketch entitled, "A Row
at Ruggles."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-21
SETTLEMENT MADE
ON DEATH CLAIMS
Claim Agent of Traction
Company Gives Widow of
Motorman $4,000.
palladium Specially


EATON, o., March 21.-Settlement
Of the death claims of the relatives of
victims of the traction car wreck
which occurred at West Alexandria
February 10, have been made by
Claim Agent Clark of the Ohio Elec-
trio company.
Mrs. Guy S. Fuller whose husband,
motorman, was crushed to death re-
ceived $4,000. She Is now living with
relatives in Hartford City.
The widow of Alfred 10y, aged 76,
who was on the sidewalk in front of
his home when struck by the car, win
receive 81 500.
Kearney Coleman, conductor, who
lost a leg in the accident, is improy-
ing. He is now at the Miami Valley
hospital at Dayton, Ohio.
Coroner c. B. Cokefair has not COM
pleted his investigation of the wreck,
as yet. He may return verdict that
the wreck was due to criminal negli-
gence on the part of employees of the
company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-21
Animal Thermometers.

Crickets have a tendency to chirp
spontaneously or in time with one an
other. It is claimed that they chirp
more rapidly in warm than in cold
weather. The increase has even been
rated at four chirps a minute for each
degree the temperature increases.
Certain animals appear to act as ba-
rometers. It is said that while frogs
remain yellow nothing but fine wealth
er may be expected, but that should
their coats begin to assume a brown
hue bad weather is approaching.
A spider seen spinning its web in the
morning heralds fine day. If seen
In the evening then at least the whole
OF the night and the following morning
will be fine. If it is raining and the
owl screeches better weather will en-
sue.-Harper's.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-21

WASHINGTON, March 21-"Get
out into the country, you women who
are trapped in the lower levels of
businesses, where you can never reach
the top. There is plenty of room in
the country, and fortunes to be made.
1t is the occupation in which you can
get rich and at the same time work
for the good of others. This is the
advice that Mrs. Belva Lockwood,
noted woman attorney and suffra-
gettes. ut is your stern duty to save
up your money and buy a farm.
Women could work miracles in the
movement to reduce the cost of living
by taking up practical farming
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Copeland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hollace Hoover. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Thurston, Mrs. Jacob Hutch
ems, Mrs. Ed. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorwin Durbin. Mr.. and Mrs. Everette
Root. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Holiday, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Bagford, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wal
ker. Misses Leah Petro, Gladys Viii
liams, Ruth Copeland, Gwyneth Tee
tor, Grace Walker. Crystal Keys, Myr-
tie Newcomb, Edra Moore, Marie
Hutchens, Blanche Coon. Ethel Coon.
and Messrs. c. w. Clark. Luther and
Hugh Hutchens. Harry Flood. Albert
Hindman, Colwell Miller, Horace
Baum, Cash and Gilbert Foyst, Ever
cite Taylor. Lawrence Mohler, Charles
Freeman. Ben Abbott, Frank Martin,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-21
A SIioht Mistake.

She was little woman, and she had
entered department store in a sub
urban town. She walked up to big,
important looking man near the door
and said:
IT want to see some of your hang
ings."
"Sorry. ma'am," said the big fellow,
with a smile, "but we are not going to
have any today"
"None today? Why. what do you
mean? Aren't you the floorwalker"
mo, ma'am; I'm the sheriff, and
I'm glad to say there's nobody to be
hanged today."-Yonkers Statesman.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-21
WEEKEND GUESTS.

Rev. and Mrs. Allen Becker and
children, returned missionaries from
India, will spend the weekend the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Howard
at their home in South Eleventh street
Mrs. Becker and children were on the
"Titanic,' at the time of the accident
Much anxiety was felt by their many
friends in this city for their safety at
that time. They will be glad to meet
them again. In the evening Rev. Beck.
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COLLEGIATE CLUB,

At meeting of the Womans Cole
giate club held Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Paul Bendfeldt at her home
in South Eighth street, Miss Edna
Johnson gave a most interesting &C
count of the international Exhibit of
Paintings and Sculptor which is now
being shown in New York but which
will be shown in Chicago beginning
Monday of the coming week The talk
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Dick Elvord, Florence Pipher, George
Geisler, Garthie Nelson. Grant and
George Parsons, Carl Petro, Frank Pc
tro. Ollie Nicholson. Howard Gwinn.
Ben Hindman. Cliff Fouts, Ed. Stevens,
Wilbur Shuck. Russell Northcott,
Chauncey Wine, Carver Endsley, Paul
Fritz, L. W. Fisher, Walter Fouts,
Lloyd Williams.
Nearly all the party attended the
Murray after the game.
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Unfair,

Unfair.
Another unfair thing in life-the
bride. with a wealth OF hair. wears a
veil. but the groom, who has a bald
spot and really needs veil to cover II.
Is denied the privilege.-Atchison
Globe.
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was very interesting and was much
enjoyed by the membership. After the
program a social hour followed. Re-
freshments were served. Miss Johnson
will be hostess for the next meeting
of the club in a fortnight at her home
in East Main street.