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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-12-02
REALITY OF WARS RAvACES
DEPICTED IN TRIBUNE film
INDIANAPOLIS SHUDDERS AS MEN FALL IN TRENCH

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2.-This is
real life, real death, real sorrow and
real destruction, not mere pictures
posed for amusement-that surely was
what the hundreds of persons must
have thought again and again yester-
day as they viewed the Belgian war
pictures being shown in Indianapolis.
The crowds yesterday were even
greater than those on Monday when
the pictures were shown for the first
time, and from the time the first film
was thrown on the screen at noon un-
til the last picture disappeared at II
O'Clock in the evening, the theatre was
crowded with an intensely interested
audience. Many remained to see the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-12-02
Boy WITH REVOLVER
TERRORZES FRIENDS

Ralph Oakley, aged II, created
reign of terror at Whitewater school
in the north end yesterday when, af
ter being tormented by some play
mates he produced 80 calibre revol-
yer with an exceedingly large barrel
and loaded to the brim. He pointed 1t
directly at one boy announcing tnat
he was contemplating the Inaugural
ton of a survival of the tittest contest.
He was instantly left in complete
uossession of all the territory he sur
,pyed. Ralph, who lives at SIS North
lterenth street, was soon taken into
ll,tody and disarmed. He had taken
tEr revClver from his home. After
promising never to go on the warpatn
again he was allowed to return nome
where the patcrnal shingle awaited
him. Sometimes the prodigai is not
welcomed with : fatted calf.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-12-02

four reels a second time, for the very
horror of the scenes is fascinating.
Show Real Life.
But it is hard to realize that these
pictures were taken from real life and
were not merely staged for amuse-
ment. We have become so accustomed
to seeing all kinds of thrilling war
scenes, great fires and melodramatic
acting of all kinds at the motion pic
ture houses that 1t seems as if these,
too, must be just part Of the play.
Mother, the children aren't going to
be really hurt; they're just playing,
aren't they?" asked a child's voice yes
terday when the scene was shown in
which the refugees were being driven
from their homes. And, really, the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-12-02

644,762 not including the sixty-sfxth
Saxony list. the sixty-seventh Wurtem-
berg list, and the eightieth Bavarian
list The last two Bavarian lists re-
ceived last night contains 500 names.
1t is noticeable that five Bavarian reg
iments lost more than one thousand
men each. Prince Radizwill and DR..
Abless, both members OF the Riech-
stag, are prisoners.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-12-02

cast penniless out on the mercy Of the
world.
To see the men digging trenches
with their hands and then to see one
soldier fall here on the edge Of the
trench and another one go down there
really does seem horrible, when you
consider all those great battles you
have seen depicted by the motion pic
lures before-but this is real.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-12-02
SHOOTS HIS FRIEND
TRY wlRE.l

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. flames Cal
Iaway, prominent young business
man was shot and killed early this
morning by w. B. Carhart at the lat
ter's apartments. Carhart, who is be-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-12-02
Attend the auction sale at
KielhOrn's Millinery Co.
.644,762 GERMANS
Oh MORTUARY ROLL
TBY LEASED WlRE.l

COPENHAGEN, Dec. 2.-Eighty-
eighth and eighty-ninth lists of Ger
man casualties issued in Berlin today,
contain the names of 1859 men kill
ed, wounded and missing. This brings
the total of German casualties up to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-12-02

ing detained said he had returned to
his apartments from the theatre and
shot Galloway, mistaking him for a
burglar.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-12-02
Over Ten Years Ago.

since. I now take It When 1 contract
a cold and 1t soon rids the system OF
any catarrhal tendencies.
Over Ten Years Ago.
Although it was over ten years ago
that first gave you my testimonial.
am of the same opinion as when
wrote 1t. and give you the privilege to
use 1t as you see fit. I still use Pc
runa when I think it necessary. am
recommending it to my neighbors
whenever a chance occurs
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-12-02

$1,000 worth of Furs to Sc
Iect from at Nusbaum's
Thursday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-12-02
spleniid Medicine
Stomach Trouble
ISuffered for Several Years
Peruna Restored My Health

Mrs. Elizabeth
r euth er, No. sos
Twelfth St, N. w.
Washington. D. c.,
wri teS: Il am
pleased 70 endorse
Peruna as q splen-
did medicine for
catarrh and stom- &
ach trouble. from -
which 1 suffered /
for several years. I
| took 1t for sew 4
eral months and
at the end Of II
time found my hea
was restored and hs
felt splendidly e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

9bonias 5oipitaI bar | BET %ipunon'
Nar pIeiet 1913 patientcr. Gf ois''
bar 100 Mrno % 81 &pinber. *
YatieuTr or uoIfrepne, enoel iulo'tGn'
big %fireret, De andre meget forbeoret
% 90 0eosfalo inoiraf glennem Ndret
Ser bar So Yatienter / Soipitalet Der
lie Saruiar 1914.
Nf De 1913 Ratienter bar 70 fra
M~irneapoIis, II fra ct. YauI, 65 fra
andre GeIe al Stnten, % ne eurige AZ
fra &c ioriIieniae Stater / Canada.
3iaie Tatienter repruienterer isl
acnoe Nationaliteter; 81 Noriie. a.
Nnterifnrere, Is Sueniter. II 5pllere,
- SrIGnoere. Z Ssoer. 4 StoiIpnoere,
! 6inlrnbere, = @u9elle, 9 Srnnife,
I Golaf. . Ganlfc. I @sbmcr, I 5prf,
! llnAarer, I Mumpnicr.
&c fslgenbe Observation-Disclosures bar
reprGienteret: ia 0nt1erauere. 81
anthoIiter, 9 Mctbobiiter, g @aptiiter,
Z Seher, 4 Yresbhterinnere. 3 Nonares
GntionaIiiier. 3 GpiifopaIerc. I Wrbas
mcbnrer, 1 Nopeutiit, I Gbriitian Sci
cntiit % 10 uSeu nooeu fmirteIia Nors
binoeIie.
vi biSie 6aboe 33 pripate 8prclier.
100 / SpacinIerne, % 20 bar uGret
Gripaticntcr peo 6%oipitaIet. @noer til
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar tommet
ira ieIgeroe;
Sc ip9cS 6irIpeiorcnin9 Winucnpos
lis $3.28S.55 Fnitor s. Scibers
6irlpetosie $2.O9l3. Thomas Soipis
taI 6irIpetosic St,325.7s. Geo. s..
Gbriitidn S90f.55. Mrs. @eo. 6.
Ghriltian S596.14. 8nirpieip Soipis
tal5 Sameforenirg $524.02. Wrs.
Suinu G6riition @roipu S405.39. Sus
bertlIoie 6rlien9fono $276.S0. antis
3ubertuloie Sorenin9en Sbo ct. FauI
337.4l. GiIinmmen 9.7S4.10.
@or forbenoGrenoe Watroue 90 Over
ioiter bIep iiolte @nnr falot til andre
@irfeicIter. iii at fploe oiSie Tlnoic
bar pi inn beIbige at inn TO Seitre fra
sen 6orenehc airte8 9intouiSicbiem /
Chicago, Sn, 9iSie Ssitrc CT nre9et
bel mitittet for line 9eitilln9cr % Oeres
Nrbeioe peo Soipitalet fan life NOT
iom panifiennes.
Cor trofuite Gen @nitor Z. Set6er
bnr niln0t line regelmrsii9e Ncie9 peo
0oipitnIet.
eno'tlsnt ban bar brret ipeelio lelu,
lda bar han pGret iitaro til at bringe
Solifiu og @lpbe paa lin 8ei. Snales
OcS er Der bch ham unigrt lueaet ooot
/ set iinite, iom / Sc %ioregoaenoe Nar.
SfeI9c lioite 9nrS Mapport. bapbe
@eitpreIicu h%eiIlittet at bn99e Sairuiep
Noipitnl. beqpnoenbc BEN lite Wlai.
9cmne @eilutning blep %leiierc iordnorck
ga ma innbt at man life bnpoe De
iorneben MibIer til at opiere ell laa
1tpr 0h9uing.
Yon @ruuo al Snoiamlin9en til Sus
beIiouoet % Sc mango andre 8isres
mdul inbeu airten, bar bet bGret me-
Get bouifeIi9t at bribe Snoiamliugen til
@paaefonoet, % bog bar BET Iptfcs for
nor SieIbiefretrr Fnltor 3. Sooeritao
at ina IpQ9e en- lterre Slm til gpeges
iaa ri MI Ter o5 iitano til at
bp99c til @nnrcn.
Sea Ieler at lea uoialer pores nae2
nno ieg retter ell h~iertens
6of iii @re8Ien for Sen itore og bel
piniQc Nsiiitnuce pen bnr met oo / set
ipnmouc Ndr. lloen YreSienS SjGlp
pilhc III life haze pUret iitnnp til at laa
tort Nrhei0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Scu TprcueSc atrfes
notwithstanding.

She llniteN Gburt, 0oipital Nsios
citation bolot lit NnrSmeNe / &etbIebeme
Nirten Deu t3oe Samiar.
Eormanocn Wtr. 8. Y. &plmon falotc
M}eoet til Groen. Yaitor $. g.
@rim9bn lebet / N%tnoa9t. Sefretrren
6. &. @rccte pplrite Neieratet ira iioe
re NorSmpbe.
Gnu Observation-Disclosures bal9tes
&. 6. 6nQlm, Grif 8aloelnuo % Srlt
81. 4 e. gnaitao. I'll ReioIutiou3z
fomitc lonppnte T%ornonoeu Yaitorere
he S6. Sa9en 8. g. @rimsbD % W.
9. Slmitnb.
Suoberetninger al Sormanben aaSe
ierer 9. .. GrIing % Sinanceiefretrr
%roi. 1obn Settler.
EslQtubc 9ircfterer 9~ienbal9tes pan
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6orilaa for ire
2Cnr: 6 =. 6oIman 0r. q. g. @e8s
icleu 9. 6. @rccte. @ait. 81. 6. Sums
itaN Gr. ". s.. ShcINrup % lluoertcgs
ncoc. 6r. 8, NJ. @lnSoe ~inooalqtcs
iom mt @e0lem pao 0ircttionen.
ri h1ooc ionr Sen WIroe at fontme
iii Nnramcoct mco Sboma5 ooIpital
noe At @ieIo, for bpiIfet vi itplocr @ub
~ Mcuutitcr juOerIiN Sot. Naar hi
trnter pna al 6oipitolet iioite Nor bar
bnut 20 Nripatjeuter. ion CT Set cnooa
oIrbcIjgere.
SnGgefoubet raaotr M ibereanet nor
Nptuar5aapc ira 2ebi Sterparts @itaie
orer $4,000 / R~outnnter oa $4,000
/ u~Neitnaenoe Subiiriptions. Ser er
innlcpc2 enoon iQitu ct Suite gel fer
vi uaar sc 10000, ioul III trGraer iii
NpnQeionNet, Wcu @uo bill 500 trent
NclcS Qicm1cm gooc Wieureitcr hirlpe.
NcCiijon5fomitetu rnpporterte %aieuncm
Girl &aloeluuo, at man idnot Ne9us
ituberlc / bette Sroen.
On SnttereioIutiou tilicnSteS en-
itenmj0t al NdrSmcoet. Eenne Meios
Iution inSbeiaiter nue SIagS Noreuins
Ger ido rel iom cn.elte Ecrioner ser
har Met @nper / Ser iorIebue 9lar.
Sen iamleoe 2a9SpreSie, baooe oe
uorite % enaeIite Slane. &aitor 5.
5cther, Snoeuter ira Sc foritieaisc
~tNltl(AA XXI SAk'NAf @NltNSlN' .NltltN
fere. Son. 9epi Stciuart 90 ole bpor
&c MATTE barre, ion bar noet Dor 500
ipitalSmi8iiou lin pauliae @iitanS / ret
iorlpbuc Tnr. euo lsure eoer ale.
Eli @mbeoSmGuc %aienuaIeteS: Sors
mauo. 9. Y. 0olmau; Giceiormano
&nitor Sb, Gaeeu; Gasierer, 9. 9.
GrIing; Setr.. 9. &. @recic; Einauce
Seir., %rof. Sobu Setber; SieIo Setr,.
llnberteauehe,
Sru Or. Z. g. engitao TrciiSent
ior 6airuieu Auriliarp. Ell Snmefors
enirg / minneapolis. iom arbeiber Tor
Nriien9e i ShomaS % Nairuiep 500
i%vitdler. irembnr en- Rapport. iom pis
Ter. al Soreniueeu bar iioite Nar bapt
Oct beoite Tar | i'm 0iltorie. Zen
irIer M ca. $50 Neolemmer. Semue
| Screening uoierer Ct ltorartet SIrbeioe.
Caller hoIoieS al Taitor ", 8. @icpre
% Tditpr 2. &. @r<en.
Sm Aiteuen aapes en- Santet / @eit
0oieI. Ser bar oper 800 Nenueifcr
tiIltebe, gaitor Sb. geeen bar Mite
mems Yreiibent 90 snitet ben itore
6oriamIins peIiommeu. giterat Seit'
m'SSaseu bar inbtat ~iremtaIrtes isIs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

senoe SaIere: Son. Gas. Veierien,
abboiat 90 @ubernerianbibai, Troi. g.
w. Doe, @eitprer for @aIoorf Gols
leae, Soipa. Yaitor ". 9. Snmitao
fra ben norife Spnobe, q. 81. Mc9lnp
fra g. Sioe Siate 9ort, og Ir. 8.
y. Solman. Den iibite oap en- 6iitos
riif Cperiist oper Dor Soipitalsmisiion.
Ser frenganr oeraf at Sbonlas 500
ipitdl bar Iioen bet bleD aabllet. tat
@are paa 7S4 Eaiienter. % al bisie
bar 273 6ripatienier. Gil at tase
&ore paa oisie CT op6rtat oen pene
Gum at $4,000. Tnar pi erinbrer
at III if'e fanr nosen anrIig @epilgs
Ming ira nogct Samfm6 og life iaar
no9en anoel af noget Su6eIionb, men
niaa lepe paa Den ba9Ii9e irie Naaoe.
ldn tnan III ii9e: "Gi 6erren er BET
aiort 90 Ret er unoerIigt for bore
zine.
ri hnboe oaiaa Ben @lroe beb Ban
fcfien at faa lptte til @ioIiniiten @rof.
sSoIpb OIion. aifompaaneret al @rs.
&opperitnbs 8oienqniit.
Weo 0er'bn til nit Trbeioe | Def
'plinone Nar, iaa cir icg maaneblise
Nnpporter til SoipitalsbeinreIieu Stal
her Blot nTune at jes bar pGret itaOig
pdn Sarien bels paa 9cigQ / Sophia
Ierllc | oisie tore @per. 0el5 ltoe paa
3eiicr.
6ar iremlaat Saeen for 2Ge og
Srrb, | airfer % pnn 6nger, for
ri9e 90 fattiae Iiae fra Miqionrren til
Mcnteren noe / Sfoeen cIcr paa SrGs
rien; Iiaefra GrsVroiibeut NooiepeIt
reb NtIanterbabet til set StiQe Sap.
8ar iboelt Suiinber al |amiletter
og Sfriiter. Slere mic 5oreninger er
organiierte bette libite Gar, % bet cr
6nab pm at bette eruubIGg9enbe Grs
belize ptl barre Srust / fommenSe
Sage.
@co Snt for Set oamIc % maa
@lio tcI'lgne eber ale / set npe Iar.
GoerS Gengipnc
Sorgcir 6oberltab,
500 &. stb Ct, minneapolis, Winn.
8. 81 ri tr9nscr iaarc til at faa
Here Sorcninger eIer private Yeriouer
I'll al uloer6oloe noeet Sattig - be-
iale for en- Seng - ! oette nbe Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Gu Wtfar.

On aioebe 0oftor Inoreas aobel
iortpller Srefen Worie Yiro / "Iol-
ores" e1bel m%oriomme Gpiiober.
Toa @iepif, bpor ban lepeoe tine
liolte Iar, lfuloe ban reoigere en- al
Npiierne en- Gag unber Meoaftercns
Sorialb % mel set Heiultot, at belle
4piieu, apertisiementer % Cert, per
Jet ON til TerS eaer eiprt noget TO.
miif iio al. Barber e. g. I. Gr. loo
bon auertere, at ban bar Sen eneite
itol9rte Barber pea 8iepif, liae ne
oemnoer fom 3onflirreuten oa aoer-
tereoe, at ban bar Den eneite Barber,
ipm lprte iaa lGnge Fan lepeoe. Get
par Ell iibetalelie Iuis, men ban bleo
life anmooet chi at pifariere oftere.
Ierimoo pifariereoe ban eneong ior
alofferen, % / lin angit for life at
aisre oft rigtis, bar ban albeles iibe-
pibit felipe 8ammelflofferen iaa liu-
astia, at ga ban bente0e op Inren
bpbt neoe ira Mapeil, b!eu ser en-
iorifrGtfelig cfut 6orfi6leliesepioe.
mi ueoisienaem airfei,oIene. Get
uar fsrite % iioite Sang Icm alof.
fer osiaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
JbontaS &pipitai.
lloorus al SUrmonoens Snbberetniua
Ill NOipitaletS Spreninas AarSmsoc.

eberS 6ormano or glaS oper at Inn
nc rapportcye. AT ri bar iiIenoebra9t Ct
au0e: Aar, hlI0t % al irauIe @ieres
madl % opnuuireuoc Aeiultoter. ri
fan aIroe os ! CperbepiSuineeu ON.
al hort 9rbeioc bar brogt 2pS OF
Saab III 6eNreoeoe 3ierter; Sierier,
iom oar ~beipugeNe paaerunS az Shas
bonn 90 S~rrnailer. Senne Suerbepiss
ming itule briDe os Sremao iii itsrrc
anltren9elier / 6remtiben. gi bar al
@rune iii at tatie Sub. % fortiGttc
bort Grbeihe meb mt @ob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Eli Wprae i1914

Sfrip I'll Gunaro Cine, Winnea.
bolts, for Eomilet boori fremboI6es
Be ipecielle GoroeIe, Der bpees Vas.
iaserer, iom bill reiie til Norse i
1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Gre fsriteHasies
$Ymaffin
Mlle meb 10 Mars Uaranti.

TIe ie6 To Wars W1r0nft. N
Vile meO De hShe 6orbcSrinser, % mb "Grtrc Si!6ebsr" gratis.
Bore lanosfienote "Snsuennen" Spmafiner, iom hi M mart en-
bar lenot no til bore Nbonnenter ill penaebGporenoe Yri6r,
pl pare l'aeiaa lanae, ~ liseiaa soot, let % roie ion nosen aGanin til
oobbet Eus.
Se ne "Snsuemnen" I9obeaer eisr, bpaS man foner "9oubIe soet
St1td", C8nuoitnel ct Sting JONI behaar i. at to 9raaoer traffes os
tngiies lan1n1en ioe Seiet, bbao Der. cir begge Sioer al Spmmen ct
tnroie rSieenoe, eaer m. {. {. en- Som uoen 9ranae. 9ette sloas citing
tom ute ripes op eaer brittle. Set bill bare iaa ienge iom bet Esi BET
er bRt het imo /.
en at De bistsie JorbeOrinser paa "Snsoemnen"s ne N~RafimbuSer,
Ct on enetaaenSe ale Senieenoer ieIupirfenoe traaoresulerer (automa.
TIC fen1toW. Tenne Negulerer er anbragt paa Sooets Scribe, bpor ben
er tuotrnOtg noe al geien og er in orehet Zig, at Den life bebeper pas.
ming at nogen grt fra Sen ipenbes SIDE.
en anoen ny SIDE po benne Miofin er Sobianeens %Sorbebring, iaa.
ieoeS at Den life bebeuer a. titles for of 81 oct rehe Srpf paa forfieGis
Slags Tsi, men bill automatif oire et lt Srpf boo tunbt WPoteume %
ct tnngere paa tpHere afateriale.
"0uSUcMuctt"
Wp 0fooel Wr. 800 / "Miisfpm"=S til. Yris S22. Is.
7emme Wfaifim % ''Yoitem"" ct Mar : $23.25
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

witsttcr ogiao SomimOsfaSicn og
Nnrnehicmnene. Ger bar ppret
&noiomlinN iii AltbeIionbet / bc9ae
Nfcuiqhcoer. aoloet bar nnIig ior.
beiet Ercitclannclt. ioo berciter be
taller set 81 POO Nnrct, 0c3ltrcn irit
Slln, N~eiti09oiicrc OFT.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-04-25
OLDEST OF EARTH'S CITIES
Damascus as Full Of Life Today as
She Was in the Dawnlng Of the
Worlds History.

At last we are set down in the
midst of Damascus, a city that can
claim life without a break from its
founding back in the dim dawn of
the worlds history. When Abram
crossed the desert from Haran 1000
years ago this city was standing. (See
Gen. 14:15 and 1922 She dates back
to the time of the Pharaohs in Egypt;
in fact, she was old when Greece and
Rome we're striplings in years. Rome
may be termed the Eternal City"
but Damascus is twice as old, and
though her streets have run red with
blood of battle and rapine many
times, she has not been overthrow.
Babylon is an heap in the desert
and Tyre a ruin on the shore" but
Damascus remains.
Was there ever such a place to see
the nations of the earth parading to-
gether? Here in the market place are
motley crowds of Persians, Moors,
Afghans, Indians, Egyptians, Sudan
csc, Jews, Bedouins, Druses, Turks,
Europeans. The streets-so crooked,
SO narrow, so dirty, so full of life,
with that strange spell of the desert
upon them! The residences as seer
from the street r ugly and disap'
pointing enough, yet, like old barns
and tu~mble-down mills at home, are
fascinating and picturesque.-Chris
tian Herald.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-04-25
MATTER FOR SOME THOUGHT
Decidedly One Of These Two Had the
Wrong Impression, but Where Is
Expert That Can Decide3

Who told the truth?
They met in the subway one morn
ing, a young mother and a young pro-
f~essional woman. They had beef
friends at school, but aeons had pass
ed, and now, after some ten years,
they began to discuss their present
jobs-of motherhood and journalism.
However, journalism seemed to fill
most of the time, and motherhood was
dismissed after a few desultory ques-
lions about Billy" whose fame con-
sisted in being seven years old and
Just entering school.
ooh, tell me about your work." said
the mother.
There is quite a bit to tell of It,"
said the egotistical woman Of bust
ness, and Immediately launched upon
the joys, woes, disadvantages and ad-
vantages Of the business woman's ca
reer.
"Myl But that is most interesting"
said the mother, whose eyes were
popping out of her head at the mere
mention of the famous persons the
journalist knew. 81 certainly shall
buy your magazine and read i'll"
Grand Central Station!" mumbled
the guard.
"Goodby," said the mother. "Your
life is certainly worth while"
"Goodby," replied the journalist
mot nearly as much worth while as
yours"
Who told the truth?
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-04-25
Another Withdrawal.

mo, Maria" said Mr.. Con Soomus,
Il will not help you wash the dishes
That is the business Of the mistress of
the home, while mine is to provide the
means Of subsistence I must with
draw from all interlocking directorates
public sentiment is against that sort
Of thing"
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-04-25

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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-05-08
ChautauQua Week Here 10, 1914
Gard.

Mr.. Mute takes this method OF thank
ing his many friends in Union City for
their expressions Of sympathy during
bis recent illness. 1t has only tended
to increase an already strong attachment
for Union City as real home place.
Much more does Mr.. Mute appreciate
the petition circulated in his behalf both
among the citizens and the pupils. To
realize the strength that lies back OF
them both gives him renewed courage
to press forward for yet a greater school
in the greater Union City. Thank you
is but weak, yet it comes from the
depths Of a heart full Of gratitude for
every expression OF brotherhood and
friendship.
ARTHUR C. MUTE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-05-08
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4 was SO crippled with sciatic rheu-
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ing three bottles Of RHEUMA the
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Paul. MINI. advt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-05-08
Silver Coin Reception.

One Of the mos beautifully appointed
social events OF the season was the sill
yer coin reception rendered Monday
afternoon by Mrs. J. w. Woosley. The
handsome home was layishly adorned
throughout with the greatest profusion
OF choice flowers. Notwithstanding the
heavy downpour Of rain. many weth-
cred the storm to partake OF Mrs. Woos-
ley's hospitality. Owing to the absence
of several on the program it could not
be fully carried out, Miss Mary Dahnke
very graciously entertained the COM
pany with three readings, all OF which
were highly enjoyed. Miss Jeanne Garth
rendered two beautiful instrumental se-
Iections. which spoke eIoquently Of her
musical tslent No Methodist meeting
is considered complete without a col
lection, so that was next in orderthe
result Of same was six dollars and half.
After the completion Of the program
the guests were invited into the dining
ROOM where lovely refreshments we're
served and much enjoyed. The verdict
was universal that Mrs. woosley was
an ideal hostess.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-05-08
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miles from railroad station Small pay
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-05-08
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