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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
Cine qrpfe Mn5ob1 upblmetnen6!

Cine grpfe Mm5ab1 uoblmeinenoer
Mid11ner nn6 Gra11en Der pri6t it'd
8mn6er6inge bon 6em Srm1emitimm>
redt. @enm erft einmal 6te Srm
@elegenbeit bot, aftib in Ste @o1itif
ein5ugreifen, 6ann tper6en bie1e lie
b%elitGr6e abgeidufft merben, me1@e
sic Mdinner mernals abi6affen TON
men nn6 mollen. 90 mir6 nnS noe
migitens geiagt, un6 Souier'6e bon
meni@en gla11ben es. @eraoe neil
6as S~romen1tmmre6t ols 6as Mubet1<
mitte1 geger ollie mibitan6e attgeprie<
ien miro, lit es tint 10 intereiionter,
sic @orgGnge in Colorado GIT betrod-
ten, mo- sic Sralaen fdon 1dngit bas
@fimmrebt boben. &i6ter Sen. Climb
iep iogt, 6aB ser @toat Colorado oie
@iien1Gaft, 6ie Manner forrrpt 5n
MAIDEN, m1f sic b09fte @tufe Der Soil
tommenbett gebradt babe. @ie GU
preme@ourt &t@ter, 6ie @e@tsan-
u6Ite, sic @a1tfleute = ale feier &C.
famft. @ie fommt es nun, mo4ten
tuir froger, 6oB Colorado Der forrrp<
teIte @tnat in SEN ea1t8en Ser. @too-
ten ift, 6ob sic Mrbeiterfddft unter
Sen 6enfbor 1nginfttgften @erbalt'
miffen idmadtet, 6aB 6as @apttd ii@
ltebergriffe erlaubt, tute fie in IT.
genb einem a16eren @toate 1tranoglt4
tparen, bab 6ie ga1t8e @tootspertpo1>
tu,1g I'M fritiiden @ueenblide berfag-
te, un6 sic 811n6esregier11ng einf4ret-
ten matBte - tpie fonmt e8 nun, fra-
ge1t mir, boB an 6iefes fi6 eretgne1
funn in einem 5toote, mo 6ie 6rauet
6iefelben @edte baben tpie Die Man.
1er? @in6 ridt sic grtpart1nget bon
benz G~ra11enftimmredt n biefem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
Ri oIeidler 2eit bielten lebtc ISOLDE

81 gleide JET 3eit btelten lekte Mod)e
in Soabo @epublitaner, 9emofroten
uno 9rogreIiipe ibre Stoatsfo11pe11-
ton al, un6 in alien 6rei @eriamm-
hlngen orebten iid Ole &muptperbano=
(ungen INN sic Sroge, Oh tn 6ie Eor-
tei=Ylottform sic Ioroerung ser Gin
fiibr,11g Matchmaker ooer itoatli6er
Yrobibition mfgenonmlen meroen
lollte. Sic M1rtmort oarauf fiel aaf
allen 6rei &onpenten beiabeno aus;
auf bem .oemofratiihen ol(eroings crit
nacb LANCER, bitiger 9feoeidlad]t, oie
aber 6o6 NIT ei1em acknowledgement
|9ieqe Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
1872 gegen IS 5timmer - enoete.
Sci SEN @ep116lifa1ern >p11roen
131 $40 stinmen fir nno
80 /10 eege1r EroFibition abge9e-
ben. Oil Yrogreiiipen, Sic iid augen=
Id)einlid) BON Sen Whudfern imnrer
mebr ms @6Ieppton mebmen laiien,
fimmten eeidGoiien fir naditebenoe
@robibitionsplanfe: Die progreiiipen
Observation-Disclosures m1iillen fid ner=
pfli6tem fir 1taotlide &robibition -
6ur6 @rlob entipredenoer @eiebe nno
6urd Mnnobme zines gerfoiiungs3n=
1ates - 51 mirfen." Ni6t gan5 10
idroff ober gerau in 6emiel6en Gin
ne 1in6 6ie @rfldrungen IN BEN Blatt<
formen ser Mepnblifaner nno Ser 9e=
mofroten gebalten, 10 oob Ste gin-
fiibrung itaotlider Frobibitiom in
S6obo MIR no6 cine Srage gon5 fur
ser 8eit iein fam. 0amit lit 6ann
ser 3ebnte @taot fiir 6ie Sa@e Ser
@aiierf anatifer getponnen, cine meite=
re @tappe CUR G%r1angung 6es @no=
5ieles: Erobibition fir 6os gan5e
2an6!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
ler Mprbbettlde 21pAb fat nit

Ser Morbbemtide 2lobb fat nit
Ben Sron3isfmerin1ren in @ien Elm
nebereinfommen %getroffen, na@ me1-
dem lettere sic @ufii6t un6 &flege
Ser @in6er nnb Miitter, iomie Ser
ubrigen tpeibliden Haiiagiere oes
3tpiidentpeds onf ben Dmpfern Der
@eieuidoft ii%bernebmen. &nf ieoem
@6iffe, me19es Mustpan6erer fibrt,
mer6en 5tpei S9meitern, sic mabren6
Ser Sobrt CUR offi5tellen Samilie 6es
Samplers geb0ren, a1s @ngel Ser
Mdi6itenliebe malten. Die @eieQf@aft
botte Dor Monaten NIT @dtpef tern int
3tpiiden6ed @erimde gemo&t nn6
Die @eimltate moren 6erurt gin1ttg,
6ob Nun o0en Dmpfern 3mei @@me<
1tern fir &ilfeleiftuneen Ser meiblt<
diem Baiiagiere int 3mii@en6ed beige,
geben tper6en. Ole @efe1f@aft ber-
6ient sic bo@ite Mnertennung fir 6ie
11mfi9t, nit tpe16er tie fir 6os Wobl
ibrer @aiiagiere 3u forgen in@t. M'
qeieben bon 6en @erfen ser @riitli'
den M~6ditenliebe miro i@on aQetn
6ie Mntpef enbeit Der @1meitern i'm
3mifden6ed einen betliamen @influB
arsiiben nn6 ma11d)e @erirrrtnge1
un6 Sin6en berbiiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
Gtue tiefe 8%eocmtnng fat Der

Gimc tiefe 8eoemtnns fat Der
5dlrB zines 5duliabreS. Sar1enoe
p%erlaIlen sic S6ule fir inln1er, I'M
1ih ei11em @erufe %5r5l1tpenoen a11oere
febren nod SEN 6erien IN Diet elbe
.5rriid. Ser austretenoe 5biiler liebt
lih auf ei1unol ms freie @elpoge oeS
9ebenS bineingeitoBen; biSber gelbiitt
ourd sic idl1lgeiebliden @@ranfen
lon ct nun ielbitltdnoig an 1einen1
@liidsraoe oreben. @obl ibnt, men11
6urh sic perei1tten 8emiibungen ser
Qebrer uno ser gItern 6ie Sano ge=
tuobnt m11roe, bem @erlta116e gu ge-
borden; er ltredt lie Damn nidt altS
nah perbotener Sru6t, er reibt tie
ridt 6em eriten belten pe%rmeintliden
6reunbe, Ser i'm 6urh lodenoen So
ser angeln min, nm i'm Ser 59oar
ser nit 1i6 ur6 Ser @elt 3erfaaenen
5l5ufiibren. Die S1geno lit fir
SS6eole leidt at begeiiterm; Elm id)tl>
lern6 @dlagtport betbort tie. Ser ID
ltiqen @dulfeiieln entle6igt, glaubt
ser innge 811ride n11r 5u lei6t Der
1dranfenloien 8reibeit p%erbeibenoen
5timmen; lit er ibnen einmol ge=
folqt, fin6et er meiit Sen @eg ni6t
mebr 5nriid. 0arr1m mDgen gutge=
linnte gltern iiber lire 2ieblingen
maqen nn6 bel onoers iiber 6en lint
gang berl elben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

8rins Meranber BON Sed, melder
Dem &er5og bon @onraugbt olS &C.
nerol,@ onber11eur bon @ara6a folgt,
miro bon Ser Mebrbeit ser 6orttgert
@eb0lfer11ng feine1t tpor1nen @mpfartg
erbaIten. Mr ser @ptbe Der gegert
ben8rin3en geridteten8emegutg ftebt
&enrp g. @merfor, friiberer @retnier
bon Brrnsmid rr6 Giienbobnmtntiter
I'M Iebte11 @abineH bon Cir 'a1freb
Courier. @1merfon iagt: Sd Bin &C.
qen @~6nigtba1m ,r6 aud bagegen,
baB ausIanoif@es @0nigtbatm na@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
8i1dpf @tQibrub 8em5ler fat al

ale @eiitlihe ieines 8istbums Meb
Elm &1tno1dreiben erlaiien, morin er
sic @eiltli9feit eriudt, 0aranf bin5r=
mirfen, ooB iid 16ulpfli6ttge &tnoer
an Sen CUR Sabresfeier Ser Griffith
mung ser Subtitle am IA. Srli, am
fron5oii1den Mationalfetertag, bon
ser fron5oiiid eeiinnten @epolferung
gepIanten 11m5igen niht betbeiligen.
Son Sen fran5oiiiden @lementen IN
SEN @ei6slan6en miro 6ieier Sag
Dor olen on6ern ba5u benlbt, oie
Erifolore m0gli6it berausforoerro
5ur @bou 5u tragen uno Der franf=
reid-freunoliden @eitnn1ng ibrer
Erager ii9tbaren Mus6rrd 81 berlet<
ZEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
s. 1dcimt, sic Sp5i luullen nns

IS idJcint, sic Sp5i wuncn inns
gonflrrer5 mod,en lit Eumfto @tu=
oiel)ous. Sic 5tootsbebDroe bon
@anlos bot a11l 20. Stunt Sen 5o5ialt=
1te1 Sic g%r1aubniB ertbeilt, IN Sort
Opbqe cine bobere Mnltalt 81 errid=
ten, >pe1he Sen Man1en ste Feople's
College" fiibren iou. Ser n11terrt@t
f1bt notiirlid) ouf io5ialiltilder
@runolage. Gieies iollte inns &atbo<
Iifen nm 10 mebr anl pornen, Der @en=
tralltene unier Sderflein fir Dos &C.
pla11te &ettler=Stl10ienba1S 515u1tel=
len. Sc cher oas notbige @el6 90 tit,
bel to cher miro gebaltt 1peroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
!&Dnioin @ilhelmine bon @pllorb,

6eren glarbiger Sinn betannt tit, bot
Dor einiger 3eit Sen ~Neieutper @otter=
bonner @onramt," 6as fiibren6e 81att
6es bouan6iiden 2iberaliSmns, bon
6em 6ie f0nigli@e @ofbaltung Is W
emplore be5og, abbeiteat, mei1 1aS
liberale 8latt Elm poarmal antt=
religi0ie Mrtife1 gebradt batte, mori11
Die @ottbeit @brilti in cpniider 8eife
berb0bnt tpa1r6e. Die @onigin lieB Der
Expedition iagen, 6aB iie in ibrem
&omIe feline 3eitung 6ul6en TONNE, IN
ser lire beiliglten @efiible in 10 fri
boiler @eiie berlebt tpiir6en. DaS @et<
ipiel Ser &0mgin lit na6obmens<
mertb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

@o1a6o gebrodt miro. @ir nber'
fhritten bereits Die @renaerr NIT benz
&eraoq bon @onnm1gbt." Dieie @r'
fIaar11nq bat in England feline groBe
lteberraidungen ee5eitigt. Dte Dor
tiqe 8relie finbet es fir mht ange,
brodt, auf sic Ebatigteit 6es Ser
aoas BON @onnal1gbt naber ein3nge'
hen. aunnol sic Mbminiltration oes=
ielben in @una6a in ie6er 8e5iebunQ
cine erfolgreid)e fir beioe Ebeile &C.
me1en lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
$tadt=ntui9keittn.

- 6rau 81. 6. Cline unb 5odter
Sierra bon @eattIe, @a1b., melde Ben
@inter in ser @roB1ta6t Seem Oorf
perbradten, iin6 bier CUNT langeren
8ei ud)e ser Mutter un6 @robmutter,
@ittttpe S. @a9, nn6 beS 8ru6erS
un6 Sbeims 8ran5 @ad, %eingetrof=
fen.
= @eter 6onoe1 BON ct. Na1l lit
no6 flii6tigem 8eiu6e BET ieinem
bier t%pobner6en 8ru6er 6ran5 Sat-
6e1 om Montag 1o6 &erbam gereiit,
mo Der mebrtGgige @eiu@ ietner
|@dpeiter, ser @itttpe S6ro6er, GEL
ten miro. Ma9 adt Gage langem
|@ein6e BEL ieinem 0beim Sron5 Tan=
6el lit MI. Gan6el Montag mod iei<
11em &eim in ct. Ba111 5uriidgefebrt.
- Trau Soiepb Stember lit Cont
togoben6 na9 mebrere Gage lnngem
@eiu6e BEL bieligen @ertpan6tem na@
ibrem Seim in Mber6een, g.. 9. 3u=
riidgereiit.
- Sofepb Sid bon Ser ~Tim1es 81
notppe Soroe" bat itd @onntag na@
Chicago begeben, tpo er sic Snlan6
8rinter te6nii6e @d11le beiuden un6
eine1 Maidiniiten @l1rius 6urdma-
6en miro.
Sre6. &oertper, @ieentbiimer
6es @oerner = SStttpe1eneei6aftes, bot
elm fpe3ieues @eportement fir M11s<
beifern11g bon l1bren, SSa1tpelen, &in<
gen etc. nit ieirem @ei@afte in Ser
bin6u11g gebrodt. @an leie sic 6ies<,
be5iigli6e Mn8eige.
- SSn elmer Mortogm1orge1t gebol>
tenen ipe8ielGen @%eriamml11ng Ser
Mttglie6er bes @%omrprotbs tpnr6e1
5mei @efn@e fit 1te11e @eee, ser cine
bon CT. Sofepb mod ct. @n6el un6
ser on6ere bon @odbi1e no@ ct.
Sofepb, genebmigt. @ommen6en Mo1<
tag tper6en Die @ommifidre als @1S-
gleidmngsbeb06e 3n elmer 5%ebntdgtgen
|@it1tng ~8uiammentretem.
- Sro11 Mdrtin @9in6ler rno
Sodter troten geitern eine &eiie na@
|@pofone, @ofb., an, tpo Der Idrgere
8ei u@ ibrem @obne @61taro, >pel@er
6aielb1 It in elmer SageS5ett1ng beidaf>
tigt lit, gelten miro.
- Beinobe l1nertrdgli6 tpor 6ie
Site LETTER. @onneri tog, mn6 6enno9
bottle fi@ 81 6em Sells T1oto 8irfrs
lit ct. CLOUD etne Men19enmenge
eingefnn6en, tpie iie farm ie bor6em
bier 1pobrgenommet mur6e. Sic &a<
ra6e pie sic @or itellunger 6eS 3tr-
fus gobe11 sic Bette 3ufrie6enbeit, 11nb
audi nniere @eiddfts1er1te botten ei<
men redt regen @ei@dftstag. Sre1tn6
|Torp, Der betpdbrte 2omerbe8dbmer,
fon6 feline 8eit, fi@ in feiner 9reiiir'
funit 3n probu3ieren, 6agegen ber>
lton6 er's pobI oIs 26tpentpirtb, iei-
1ter Moifenfun6idoft om 8irfnstage
6ur@ prompte 8eoientttg eeredt gu
tper6en. Die Site bieIt bret Gage an;
Menfde11 unb @ieb litten gar febr,
iebo9 finb unfdme 6ur@ &ib11lage
gliidliidermeife ni@t gu ber3ethnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

SIN Sabre 1908 batte Mprtb Carp
lima IN 5ei11em @ousbalte einen l@eber=
fdn1I BON r11r0 100000 Collars. 90
mails mar es nod nidt Yrobibitions<
}toot. Geitoem es sur Nrobibltlon
ii~beraeaa11gen lit, lit Ser l1eberldp1B
ralh Elm 0i1lg ser @ergangenbeit ge>
>poroe11, n1o inn lebten Sabre batte Die
@tootsfalle ein Defi5it bon iiber SO0,<
900 0ouar5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

9taate gu @4anoen getporoen unb
mer6en nidt sic 8ebo1&ptuneen, ooB
Die Memden bon Dem 8rouenltimm-
reht 6as Mineril1m 5l ertparten bot,
61lrd sic @orga11ge in Colorado mi-
6erIeat?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
@rnenn111g ge1dab 611r@ SEN Solicit

loren s. 5. 2pnd, un6 Der mutt 6em
Soften beoadte. @eau6reau fat iid)
Gienltag 11ah ct. Soul begeben INN
feline nel,e Stelle an3utreten.
= 1r. gilbert Nriiner, Sobn Der
Mntpalts fontilie Ibeo6or 8riiner, bat
fib in Ser lebten Stun6e nod zines
anoeren beiotrnen 11n6 feline SSoee, ii4
in Manfoto alS 3abnar5t nie6er5u=
~laiier1, mtfgegeben. @r bot ct. @lou6
als iein critics M~rbeitSfelo ermablt,
un6 6ie @abl, 10 boffen nno mlin=
id)e11 mir linn, miro er als ti6tiger
Tahn1am ME al bere1ten BADEN.
- Nod flint @oden Tangent Sc
l11d1e bel Germon6ten nn6 5remn6en
ii, W}ilmoltfee lit SRI. &oia Mer3 am
Montagabelrn. mie6er na6 5t. CLOUD
5uriiGsgefebrt.
- @abreno elmer Mittmodmor=
gen UNI z l1br in Der &atbeorale ge=
1eienen 8routmei1e lieben ibren
Sreltbun6 6ur6 HrieiterSban6 iegnen
gilbert Mppert bon bier nr6 SRI. 60
le1tine &offmann, Go@ter Ser an 49,.
Mbe. n0r6li@ tpobnen6en 6ami1ie @if.
&offmann. 8eim @o65eitsfeite, 6as
na6 Ser fir@li@en Seier i'm trauten
@ermon6tenfrei1e Bel Sen @ltern Ser
@ra11t itattfart6, mur6en sic Nenper=
mGblten nit SEN ber5li6iten @luf=
miini6en fir cine geiegnete 81fnnft
be6odt, nn6 6aB ii6 %6ieielben per;=
mirfli@en m0ger, tit Der oafri6tige
@mnih seq uMor6ftern." Ser Brd11=
tigom lift ols @erfdufer bel Der ST.
ternotionoI @orbe1ter @omponD IN
ct. @lon6 angeiteM, un6 6as innge
Noor miro ii6 in Der @ronitltaot
bd11s1id einri@ten.
- @6nar6 Corner ir. lit Montag=
aben6 BON @laeier Sectional @arf,
Mont., mo- er ii@ mabren6 Ser lebten
bier Monote oufbielt, I'M elterli6en
S,auie eingetroffen.
- Trou 81. McDona1o BON Minne=
opolis tpeilt ouf 8eiuh Ser bier tpob=
nen6en Somi1ie @6. 9ingmatn; Die
@eimderin lit cine &ertpan6te Der
6rom Ningmann> sic 6as gegenfeitige
@ie6eri eben menigitens otf cine $50
DIE ans6ebnen miro.
- Sim 6reitag traf bier tn Der
camille &p. Bnff Die Sraa1ernadri9t
elm, 6ab 6ie @ottin 6es &errn Slug.
Mobi1dmng, Br,16er 6er6rau Setnri@
Guff in ct. Soul 6os 3eitlide ge<
fegnet bobe; sic Ser ltorbene war and
eine @dmGgerin ser 6rau SEQ @upp.
@m Montag fan6 Die @eeroigung in
Saul itott, 100 bie bieligen Ser
manoten Ser Dabingeidte6enen 6as
Iebte @brengeleite ggben.
- Sobn Stetr1part, @obn Ser bier
r%'obnenoen 6milte Sobann @tetn-
mort, me1d}er ii@ elmer @bicagoer
Sangeridoar a1f ibrer Sour no@
Dea1tl9lan6 ami6loB, lieb inns oteler
Soge tpi1fen, 6aB 6ie mtr1teren @an-
get om 1. SSl1li 6ie Sta6t &0ln am
ssabeir erreidten un6 6aielbit Sen
qIorreiden @terten in boiler @eltnng
feierten.
- 6rau Marg. &linfmer erbielt
6iefer Gage sic @a@ridt, oab ibr
Meffe @11itap 5paniol iid nit SRI.
@ua Sc. @ulliban at @bitefiih
Mort., berebeIi9t babe. Ser 8ra11-
tigom tpar in f%riiberen Sabren TT ct.
@lon6 mobnbaft.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-03
Have You the Hair of
a Musician?

Bald or thin-haired musicians are
unknown. This same may be said of
actors. The reason is that constant
appearance before the public makes
constant care of appearance habit
And constant care of hair insures a
heavy, attractive growth. In cleans
ing the hair it is not advisable to use
a makeshift but always use a propa-
ration made for shampoong only. You
can enjoy the best that is known for
about three cents a shampoo by get
ting package of canthrox from your
druggist; dissolve a teaspoonful in a
cup of hot water and your shampoo is
ready After it's use the hair dries
rapidly with uniform color. Dandruff,
excess oil and dirt are dissolved and
entirely disappear. Your hair will be
so fluffy that it will look much heav-
Ter than il is. It's luStre and sOftness
will also delight you, while the stimu,
lated scalp gains the health which in
sures hair growth.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-03

home on North Thirteenth street. Mrs.
Oliver Gaar was q guest. The readers
were Mrs. w. w. Clifford and Mrs.
Page. After the program a social
hour was enjoyed.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Trifolium Literary society of the First
English Lutheran church was held last
evening at the home of Miss Emma
Engelbrecht on South Nineteenth
street. A debate featured the evening
The subject was, Resolved, That In
diana should have a new constitution"
Affirmative. DR.. F.. w. Kruger and
Mr.. William II. Rooney; negative. Rev.
Z. G. Howard and Benjamin Deuker.
After the program a social hour fol-
lowed and refreshments were served.
The social committee in charge was
composed of Mrs. Hallstein, Misses
Elma NOlte, Cora Hebbeler. Effie Ben
| ming and DR.. A. l.. Bramkamp. The
! next meeting will be held in a month
! with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee B. Nusbaum,
at their home on North Eleventh
street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-03

family of New Paris; Mr. and Mrs. AL
fred Stephens, MIR. and Mrs. Bichael
Max, Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Campfield of
New Madison, Mr. and Mrs Nelson
Rositzohn of Dayton, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Gray, Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN
Mackmen of Gettysburg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Orlie Mckee and family, Miss Louise
Snediker of Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Murphy and Mr..
and Mrs. L. d. Patton and daughter
Miss Alma, motored to Richmond Sun
day and formed a dinner party at the
Westcott hotel. Miss Patton remain
ed for visit with Miss Elvira Voor-
hees-New Castle Courier.
Mr.. Vernon Bramer of Richmond,
and Misses Marie and Beatrice Mack
motored to Connersville Sunday and
spent the day here with friends.-Con-
nersville News
Attention is called to the meeting
Of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of the Grace Methodist church,
which will be held Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Charles
kinert, COZ Pearl street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Runyan and
daughter Miss Grace, were the guests
Of relatives in Richmond yesterday
Connersville News
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Niewoehner and
Miss Josephine Bennett spent the
weekend the guest Of relatives and
friends at Eaton, Ohio Miss Bennett
IS leaving soon for Smyrna, Florida,
wehre she will spend the winter
One of the many pretty social func-
lions OF the weekend was the Hallow-
cen party given Saturday night for
Miss Bertha Olmetz at her home 80
John street, Fairview. The colors
black and yellow were carried out in
all the appointments. Dancing, music
and games featured the evening. At
a late hour the masks were removed
and supper in several courses served
The guests were Misses Nora Hirsch-
field. Mary Epping. Marcella Issen,
Reela Ridenbaugh, Rhea Hirschfield
Florence Biening, Marie Ferris, Bertha
Olmetz. Corrine Essmacher, Messrs
William Jenkins, Lester Bucker, Sam
uel Parker, Fred Olmetz, Roland Park.
err, Lawrence Way, Howard Weist
Harry StOcker of Dayton, Ohio, Earn.
est Ellerman, William Timber of Terre
Haute and James Rich.
The East End Aid society of the
First Christian church, will hold a
rummage sale Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Of this week at 402 North
Eighth street. The public is invited tC
attend.
Mr.. King Of Earlham College will
give demonstration of aluminium
ware, Thursday afternoon when the
Aid society of the United Brethren
! church will meet in the church parlors
Prior to the demonstration the socie
ty will hold short business meeting
Later, refreshments will be served. All
members of the church and their
| friends are cordially invited to attend
! The Misses Lillian Karch and Alice
| VOssler delightfully."- entertained the
members of the l., M. G.. last evening
at the Vossler home sos North Six
, teenth street. Music and games were
features of the evening. Refreshments
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-03
BREAKS A COLDN
JUST A FEW HOURS
"Pape's Cold Compound" ends grippe
n,issry-Don't stay stuffed
10!

You can end grippe and break up a
severe cold either in head, chest, body
or limbs, by taking a dose of "Pape's
Cold Compound" every two hours until
three doses are taken.
1t promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages in the head.
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ming. relieves sick headache. dullness.
feverishness. sore throat. sneezing,
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snuffling, Ease your throbbing
head-nothing else in the world caves
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only Is cents
at any drug store. 1t acts without
assistance, tastes nice. and causes no
inconvenience. Be sure you get the
genuine-adv
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Illinois, on Saturday. Mrs. Orr is ar
ranging for a series of parties to be
given for her sister who will be her
guest for month. Mrs. Orr was
hostess for a meeting of the Needle
craft club of Anderson, recently and
Mrs. Jones was guest. The Ander-
son Bulletin says: THE Art club held
the annual guest day this afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Thomas B. Orr, 203
West Fifth street. Elaborate decora-
tiOns Of the season were used through
out the house. Mrs. S. H. Jones of
Richmond, and Mrs. J. L. Elwood of
North East, Pennsylvania, were honor
guests.
Miss Jane Reece of Dayton. Ohio,
and Miss Wisner of Oxford, have re-
turned to their homes after spending
the weekend with Miss Bessie Meiser.
/. At the meeting of the Ticknor club
held Monday afternoon with Mrs. e. B.
Clements at her home on North Thir-
teenth street, Mrs Albert Reed read
paper on "Christian Socialism,
Miss Mary Mather gave splendid
talk her subject being, Reforms AT
fected by the Christians Before the
Reformation" Mrs. w. L. Dechant
was a guest for the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs E. p Kercheval are
the parents of baby boy which ar
rived at their home on Pearl street
Saturday evening. The new arrival
has been named Harry Herbert.
The Earnest Workers of the Central
Christian church will hold their regu-
lar meeting at the Tabernacle Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. G. O. Smith of Oklahoma, who
has been spending a few days with
Mrs. Fred Bates at her home on South
Fourteenth street, leaves Wednesday
for Pittsburg, where she will visit with
friends before returning home.
The Missionary society of the First
Christian church will hold its regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock in the church parlors. This
will be guest day, and the society OF
the Central Christian church will be
entertained All members are request
ed to attend Special numbers will be
given by Mr.. Ralph Little and Miss
Eta HILL
The Protected Home Circle will hold
it's regular meeting Wednesday even
ing. After the meeting a card party
will be held to which the public are
invited, Red Mems hall SIS o'clock.
Miss Harriet Noble whose picture
appeared in this mornings Indianap-
oils Star in connection with an article
concerning placards announcing
"VOiceless Speech" will talk before
the Richmond Franchise League Fri
day afternoon when NEE ng will be
held at 4 o'clock in the lecture room
at the Morrisson-Reeve library. 1t is
probable that the president Of the
league, Miss Elizabeth ComstOck, viii
arrange for some sort of an informa
social affair to be given after the
meeting.
Mrs. ]. P. Elliott, who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Sarah Sutton
III North Webster street, has return
, ed to her home in Richmond.-koko
mo Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armbruster entertain
ed a nuflber Of friends recently a
their hoic, two and half miles cas-
Of the city. The guests were Mrs
Murray Of Winchester. Mrs. Susan Nc
! kee, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ames ant
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-03
PURE, RICH BLOOD
MADE BY HOODS

Pure blood enables the stomach.
liver and other digestive organs to
do their work properly. Without it
they are sluggish, there is loss Of ap-
petite, sometimes faintness, a derang-
ed state of intestines, and, in general,
all the symptoms of dyspepsia.
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes pure
blood, and this is why it is so very
successful in the treatment of SO many
ailments. Get it today.-adv.
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The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Baptist church will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock with
Mrs. S. W. Pinnick, at her home, 1916
North G. street Mrs. J. w. Ferguson
will be the leader.
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The meeting of the Music Study club
to be held Wednesday morning at $50
o'clock in the public art gallery prom
Uses to be an extremely interesting