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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
WHERE KILLING
Is NOT BARRED
Papau, In British New Guiana Still
= Bloody Land; Sick Are Murdered
BY Friends.

New York, Jan. 7.--Papau has long
been known as bloody land. II is a
bloody land still But the blood OF
white men is rarely let and the
wanton slaughter Of natives, the one
by the 0ther-at least in those fast.
widening regions which are within
the sphere Of the law-ls fast dimiii-
ishing. All this being 80 In one year,
neverthelessl lien there we're 2lO
prisoners committed for trial, 118 Of
them were charged with murder, nine
with manslaughter and five with at
tempted murder, To the civilized
mind the motives TO murder, S hooking
enough, to be sure--nor wanting an
aspect Of gruesome humor-are upon
occasion Incredible.
Cold and Hungry.
Az they are matters Of record,
however, disclosed upon painstakln
investigation, they are to be accepted
not as irresponsible tales, such as
wander about the Eastern seas, but
as substantial facts, however singular
and incomprehensible they may ap-
pear. II is a matter Of court record.
for example, that certain natives Of
what Is called the Coast Range, being
upon trial for the murder OF two car
riers, whose thr0ats they had cut, a0.
mitted the deed without the least hes
itatlon and sought TO justify the
ghastly business upon the ground that
carriers had appeared 10 be cold and
hungry"-dejected fellows, far away
from their village.
The prisoners had not eaten the
carriers. They had merely the
most considerate expedition the
throats Of the carriers, who were
strangers, at any rate, and therefore
Of no great consequence; and no IN
genuity Of cross questioning could
elicit a motive Interior to the one 80
ingenuously advanced-that the car
riers, appearing to be cold and hun
gry," were, In the opinion OF the gen
tlemen who had lncontinently cut
lutlI lhGOulst uluNu btltfi hVuh'
Only Killed.
A similar case Of merCfful exter.
mination concerned a young native,
employed to shoot game for white
planter, who encountered n sick man
(Papauan) on the road, near by a riv'
er, and strangled him to death Upon
trial he explained that the sick man
created annoyance, and a considerable
embarrassment, as well by insistent-
ly reuqesting to be carried across the
river to the other side whence his
way forward to his village.
quite so," said the presiding ofri'
Ger. why, then didn't you carry him
across the riyerT
He was too heavy" replied the ma
tive. at would have put me to a
great deal OF trouble"
why did you kill himT
What else could l do7 The man
was sick"
Ii was out Of the question to endure
the labor Of carrying the sick man
across the river II was equally out OF
the question to abandon the pitiable
object Therefore the bewildered fel-
low had strangled him--the most oh
vions way out Of dilemma which
bade fair to distress his feelings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07

- 1o1As WeAlsF esScs kidsey ana
49, trssblsR dissslvss sravsf esrrs
dl1>6& west Hnd lene backs. rhsama.
n ~ ~ svsIvIasssiss q the kidnsys
Sr11e( 1G6 ose smsii scssjs
d ssrs' Isol f To- ,sstiSssis's isis
~ IN other stntes. Df
W. gfy~sv n Ecsss No. som
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07

The Old Standard general strength
enlng tonic, GROVES TASTELESS
chill TONIC. drives ont Malaria, on.
riches the blood, and builds up the
system. A true tonic For adults and
children, bOc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07

Does Your Piano need tuningl Our
experts are now, In position to re-
spond to your call promptly and will
give you unusual good workmanship.
Tuning $3.50. Phone Wal 2089, ]. W.
Jenkins Sons Music Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
SMITHS TALKS
ON PROSPERITY
D. PM Ssrh. Secretary Rs.s Psiset III Massaeun Asssos
- ss1 &hAsss Ans nasshctuGs Assseisia

Charley Caldwell who used to be assistant secretary of the Ok
homa City Chamber of Commerce spent the holidays Oklahoma
City He connected with commercial organization work
the southeastern states where the scope Of such endavo has
wdened statewide basis In discussing this line work said
to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
equipped housewife The complaint
must be dismissed"
To Cure \ CoId n One D.y.

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE
Tablets. Druggists Vefund money if
It fails to cure. E. W. GRovES's Sig
nature is on each boz. 26c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07

Members Of the legislature, your wives
and friends ~ well a. other visitors
are welcome 20 enjoy the comforts
9f the greater Brock store.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-04
REPORT GERMANY MOVES FOR
PEAcE-BRTTISH WHIPPED

PEACE-BRfTISH WHIPPED
Rome.-Germany already has made
informal suggestions looking to es-
Enlistment of peace through the
papal consistory next Monday, ac-
cording to reports current here.
Copenhagen.-Greece has agreed
to give allies free use of all railways
in Macedonia and all Aegean harbors,
including KavaIla, according to Ber-
liner Tageblatt.
Paris.-TorrentiaI rains along the
western front hindered work of the
artillery throughout yesterday and
last night.
Paris, via Wireless to London
French war Office confirmed reports
Austro-Germans occupied Monastir.
London.-GeneVa dispatches as
serted Russian troops west of Riga
have taken twelve miles of German
trenches and 700 prisoners.
London. - General Townshend's
forces that marched northward to-
ward Bagdad now retiring toward
base at Kut-El-Amara, about 100
miles southeast of Bagdad.
Paris.-Despite current rumors au-
thoritatively stated no successor to
Gen. Joffre will be appointed to take
command on western front at pres
ent
London.-British steamers Middle
ton and Clan Macleod have been
sunk by submarines. Four of Mid
dleton's crew killed.
Athens-Part of Serbian army of
Gen. Vassich, retiring from region of
Monastir, has crossed frontier and
taken refuge in Greece.
These forces, it was semi-o officially
stated today, will neither be dis
armed nor interned, but will be al
lowed to make their way eastward
through Greek territory and rejoin
Anglo-French forces near Guegvei.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-04

well timed that only few score OF
prisoners are reported to have fallen
into Teutons' hands. These detach-
ments from Vassich's army that did
not cross into Greece are moving
westward to form junction with 9TH
er Serb forces resting on Albanian
frontier.
Picked band of Serbian comitadjis,
noted for their bravery, made last
stand at Monastir and held off hostile
forces 20 times their size. They har-
raised advancing Teutons day and
night, leading them to believe they
were opposed by much larger force.
In final battle on heights before Mo-
nastir this little force was slaugh-
tered almost to a man. Less than
$50 of them are believed to have
been taken by invaders.
Petrograd. - Field Marshal Won
Mackensen slightly wounded during
recent operations in Serbia.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-04
LONGEST MARRIED MAN DE

LONGEST MARRIED MAN DEAD
Thomas Slifer, SO, who with his
wife, Marie Louise, claimed longest
record of married life in this coun-
try, is dead today at his home at La
mark. Couple some months ago cell
ebrated their 18th wedding anniver-
sary. Mrs. Slifer died ten weeks ago.
Their Oldest child is IS.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-04
wilson 10 WED, DIG. 1e

WILSON TO WE'D, DEC. 10
Washington, Dec. 4.-The wedding
of President Wilson and Mrs. Nor
man Gait will take place Dec. 18, ac-
cording to announcement made from
White House today.
White House statement follows:
ct was announced at the White
House today that the marriage of
Mrs. Gait and the president will take
place on Saturday, the 18th of De-
cember. AS previously stated, the
ceremony will be performed at Mrs.
Cats home, 1908 goth St, North
west. The only guests will be Mrs.
Cats mother, her brothers and sis
tiers, the presidents brother and SIS
ter, his daughters and the members
of his immediate household. No in
Vitations will be issued"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-05

3ngeitatloniiie MIR aus Mmdliht aui
niegfeutralitat mode, oonlit oieie nihI
lnebr Gdaben erlitten. als beir
Seefrieg unnernleioli1 lei. llebri.
gems ertpabrt Die Mote beil1ufig, oaB
Die lhaoiaenoen 8irfitngen oieies
&rieges nod Iebr biel tnebr abge.
ihipadt iuerben fonntetr, ipenn neils
traIe 2anoer oarauf per5i1teteu.
ariegsmaterial nit Sdiffen irgeno
melAer Nationalitot an Die friegfiiD-
reuben Mddte 3u ididen. DoB
bic stpfe mt gsufDfngton gut gefdllen
bat, lit erflarlih; lie n1nB ieoen ee-
fallen, Der iie Dorlirteilsfrei lieIt, lei
er Elm sSrellno ooer ein Jeino 8eutidl-
lanos. 5rotoem gla1hen mir nihts
oaB England mtf Die anierifanilhen
Goridlage eingeben miro. gs miro
cine iebr eeihidt ltililierte slntmort
geben, iif nm bic eigentliden Cot
ioden beruntoriiden mie oie 9abc
Inn ben beiBen grei, miro ale nlog-
liden @nflagen eegen 9eutidlano
erbeben> ale inogli6en nnannebln-
bare geoingrngei1 itellen nno ihlieB-
lid erfldren oaB es bic gorldlagc
hi6t annebmen fonne. Sir tpiiroed
eerne ieben, nenn mir nns in oic-
ier 8orousiebune irrten, aber mir
fiirdteil, bob mir Gedt bebalten.
Conn gebe man nahber aber ou1
Seutidlqlto feline Sdllo fir Sdo-
ben, oer anaeridtet miro.
slus @dbinston miro gelneloet,
Der oortige eneliide @otidafter iei
beim ariegsminilter @arriion eeipe-
fen lino babe oeiien Slnii6t ,aIs @edts-
gelebrter ii6er 9eiuiiie Tunfte Ser bon
snnierer 9iegierung an 9eutlblan6
lno ENGLAND genadten goridldaa
eingebolt.
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Sure lltberidt.

55lBei syradDfbampfer I'M Sc
nal serit0rt.
r0aein" burla,tfis BON ocn
-ssran5slen fonfissiert-
3lyeifelbafte ysadJridjten iiber
bic 3eritirmns bentidler ltnter-
ieeboote.
@etn Seatid)es ltnterieebout
1T bis iett in bem ltnterieebuui-
&antpf nerEuren sesansen.
9ie fransOiiiden Sdiffe be-
idDieRen Die Sorts anf Der 0al-
IipOli Salbiniel; bic ensliideu
Sdliffe riifen gegem bic Sanpt-
forte Der Gar6aneilen pDr.
Ger @ortlant Der Oeittidjer
9lpte lit ber6ffentlidJt. Sic 1T
entsegsnfummeno, aber bnrd)=
nas iuiirbis sebalten.
Die Gentideu aaf ritiiiidlem
@ebiet balten fire Stellmmseu
inne.
Die Ceiterreider fGnpfen err
foigreidD in ben Garpat6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-05
Sntanb.
seslt aanias, gOaiIIoll

Sit &anias, MiiioltrL SflaDo-
ma, 9lrfanias uno 9febrasfa ba6cn
ifarfe Sdneefdae itattgefunoen u,o
Der S6nee liegt bier bis iie65ebn 3oG
bod. 8orber bat es mebrere Gage
lang geregnet irno u1ter Dem G1nec
lit tiefer Morait. Sn ltniernn Stoat
ino in 2oiiifiana iiiio ftorfe Hegeiis
gefallen. Sssn &nnias uno i'm ipeitli-
den Miiioliri lit Der 8erfebr bieIfa9
unterbrohen.
9lus 9anias gitp 0eo., fontint
Die nit etipas @oriift allf5unebnen-
Sc geahrid)t, in einem Gtall, III benz
ii6 Rferoe uno MauleIel befanoen,
Die fir Die gneldnoer aufgefouft ipa-
rem, lei mebrere Male Seuer onee-
legt iuoroen. 9ie Hfer0e nno Marl.
eiel muroen ieooh ME beiddoigt.
@ SSn Chicago itableil am Con.
nerltag bier Widnner elm groBes 9fu=
tonobil, oas Dor einem @eIhafis-
bans ltano, fllbren NIT inn in Ser
Staot unlber mo bielten in ocu
nerldieoenlten @egen0en 2eute on,
oie iie beraubten Die @oli3ei BE-
gann cine forltlihe Sago oitf iir.
cher eS gelang niht, lie ein8ufangcli.
gls es ounfel ipuroe. perlieben sic
Ciebe oos aittomobil lno mahteu
ib 0auon.
9lus Der nerl6iitteteu Wtine Ser
Reiu gipcr & Gocabontos Goal SO
in Sinton @. g., iin6 Al 2eiher
berausgebolt. 0eon gfoubt iett, ooB
BEL ser @rpIolion t75 MenIden niu's
2eben gefonmen iiuo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-05

rtnb ben nolferrehtli1ei 6eeelll unO
SaBlHgen perfnbren. Dit anbern
IDrten, GentidDlanb willigt eir, fein
Ganffabrteiidiff pbne porberiges Mn-
lalten nnb llnterinden ansusreifcn;
es giebt allo ben 9unft ieiner bis.
terigen Steaungnabme ouf, Der ani
O1eiiten angegriffen iDuroe. gl6er Is
tilt oies MIR inter elmer gebingnne,
sic Die bisGerigeSte Stelunsnabme Onrdl-
ans red)tfertist. Gs iast: ugSie es il,
Der amerifauiid]en 9tote audi por9s=
idJlagea 1T, bangt oieie geidjfanfung
i'm WebrandD Der llnterieebOote (al,s
6as @nbaltem nno 1tnterinden ser
Sdjiffe, ebe iie angegriffen iuerOeni
baum ab, Oae feinOlide aanffabrtei-
idDiffc feine neiltralen sslasgen uOer
ionitige 3eiden Ser Nentralittdt be-
nnben, bah lie iid and mid)t beiuafi=
men unS 0af iie feinen gSiOeritano
III leiiten iuden. Senn ba Elm Der.
artiges @OrgeBen b0lferredJtsluiSrig
1T, iuiiroe es audi ben llnterieebputen
SaonrdJ nnm6slid sentadt uerben.
iid] an Die 9iegeln oes @6lferredDts sii
balten." SdlieBli9 erfldrt oie oeut-
i6e 9iegierltng lire 3uitimmllna
NIT oem 8ori6lae, oaB gelpiiie Gill-
rihhlngen eetroffen peroen, ole
giirgldaft oafiir leiltelt, oaB inlpcr.
Htierte gabrungsnlittel nlir gum &c.
brallb Der ni6t i'm Griege f1mpfal-
Den @iDilbepolferllng peripanot Mir
oen. Wait oieiem 3ugeitanonis pec.
onoert GeutidlalD ieine bisberigs
Stellungnabme ebenfaas nidt, Dem,
es bat @ebnlihes bereits iel6It porec-
idlagen. Gnd) in beni bieramf ,bt.
siigliden slbidJnitt lit Der Son Def.
Vote nidt eim Iulder, iuie ibn eli
bmngernSes &olf Nanid)lasem iuIrOa,
bas iid nm jeSem Ireis 9ebemsmitteI
perldjaffen mnR, lonberu cs lit Der
Spn eines @olfes, bas amf feinem
9edt 6eitebt nnb oas nmr anf einea
Tprldlag eingeGt, beiien Sered)ti-
Gitng es anerfennt. 9eutihlano ac-
Itebt 81, Dob oieie @orfebrungell fir
ole gerteilung aller 2ebensinittelein-
fitbr getroffen tperoen, Die iiber See
fomnt ooer oie ii6er See nacb nen-
trolen Safen eefomnen i'll, oie por-
neberein fir Geutihlano beitimmt
mar ltno BON ben nelttralen S1fen
aus iiber 2ano mad 9entihlano &C.
id]ift iuirb. @abrnngsmiitel ieoudJ
Die bas Erobnft neatraler, an
Sentidtlanb srensenSer Gambler iiao
ino bun oieiem 9Gnberir ii6er 2anS
nadD SentIdJlano gebradt iuerSen |
nnterlicgen bieien SSeidJrdnfnnsen in
ibrer Terteilmng nidlt. gleid5eit q |
Derlaugt 9eutiAlanb and, bai, biz
Ginftbr ODn nnoern Gobmaterialicn,
Die fir ben @ebrnndl bun 9tidltfom-
battanten bcltimmt iino, einid)lieflidl |
uDn sSntter freigege6en luerSe. 0sI
brrlnnat Die freie nno mnae6inoerte
@infnbr bon alien ienen 9lubitoffcn.
Die in Der Sreiliite Der QunSuner &c. |
flaratiun angefiibrt luerben, nnS Die
Ginfnbr amberer glrtifel, Die nntcs
ltmltanSen mis- GontrebanSc 6etrad), |
tet iuerSen f6nnen, inter bcniclben
Seoiusnngen iuie tie fir Die Ginfnbr
bon 9abrnnasmitteln porseid)lasrn
Iino. 9eutidlono beobohtet oIio BEL
oieien g3ugeitdnoniiien" cine ourh. !,
aus piiroige Saltuug imo es betont
aud nod ausoriifIid, ooB es oieie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-05

Ger &apitan bes ioebcn in Ser &se.
iermiinomng nit elmer 2aSnmg Gut-
ton eingetruffenen amerifamiidcu
Sdliffes ,,@nlflisbts1 fat Die gsad).
ridlt mitgebrad)t, Saf i'm Slanaf siuci
SradtSanpfer onrd) Sprpebps scr'
tort leicm. Der &apitaim ingt, er ba
be iidI itrift an Die Sentid)sn 8eiinu
gen sebalten mnS lei nit ieinem
Sdiff audi sliidlidl onrdJ bic Minen
felber gefommem.
Wis Berlin meloet man: Nidlt eil
einsiges oeittidJes ltmtericeboot lit III
oem S,tbmariaefriege gcgen Sen bri.
tiidjen anb frans6iiiden SanbeI per,
loren gesangen, iuie bas 9ieid)sma.
rimeaut befannt madte. Welonngcn
ans frans0iiiden iinb britiid)en a.neI.
ien,loais 5iuei bis feds bentide Sandj-
bopte ieit geginn Der 1tnterieeblofaSe
am iS. Jebrnar serit5rt iporSen
leten, iin0 itniuabr,
Der britiide 9phlenoampfer
oSbOrSis" ipill am %. fe6rmar Gin
hcntld)es ltnterieebuot in ben Wrmut
gebolrt baben. 9lngefidts Der aus.
eriiflidjen Grfl6rnng Der bentideil
Mesiernns, oak fein ltnterieebuot per-
loren lei, fIinst bic gtadridlt iebr
rnoiuabrideimlidj.
9as frans6iiidje Wiarine W.iui-
iterinm itadJt befannt, baf oas bent.
ide llnterieebuot III s" BON ,,Geitru
pers 5erit0rt iuor6en Iei. 9ie Wsamn.
idJaft leiNserettet. Sieie 9epeidle Ii!
ipater eineetroffen, als Die SepeIdle,
ipeldJe Die 8erliner Grflaritma ent.
falt, Oak Bis Jest fein beutid)es ltn-
terieebOut in Oem 8lofabefantpf Der.
loren Tei. Die Nsitteilnna maa alIo
immerbin ridJtis iein. Gus gpot
III g" ipiirSe bann Der critic @erlnit
0entIdjlanss in bieier ltmteriee6oui.
bludaoc iein.
gSie ans Brett gemeloet iuir6, ifr
cem 8riiengeridJt in Earis elm off.
sieIler geridt iiber bic seitna6me bes
amerifaniidjen Sampfer ,9aeia" BON
bem MarinefommiiIdr eemuine iibcr.
ianot ipprbcn. Sas Sdiff 1T nnter
Den grfe6l brs frnns6iiidjen Gniign
Cmppnt b'gipiee geiteilt, es fat bic
frans6iiidDe Slaase aafge5ogen nno
bie 8eiatnng 1T bOn linn entferut
pornen. Sobnlb Siesbesiislide gladj.
ridDt ans gmerifa eintrifft, iuiro iie
frrteeidjift weroen. las griienge-
ridjt bat 5iuei Mouate 3eii, nm ieiue
GntiMeibnng iiber bas Sdjiff absnsc.
ben.
Mad ben rniiiidlen Sepeiden oraa-
aem Die 9iniien BON Clita ans Dor.
OIita litst baIbiuess siuiiden @robnu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-05

81, So, SO ianb $40 Spien. ltniere ei<
gene 4rbeit 9eiteIlte aber nidbt obaehrIs
te poien fir 1915, $3.50 unD S5. g.
naueS WeaB gnrntltiert. grclliiipe Yanls
Sailors, 2imner 426 MooresW We6dute
4 Gtpfffperf. =
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Z Gannen get Cream 25r, 9ieis
per Hfo. Sc, bcites Mebl Der, Gad
S1.00, d Gf0. Cad Me6l 60e, 10
asfb, Geiiel Sdmals $1.05. Ganoers
Grocery So, 432 Cit Commerce.
Strafe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-05
S. A. FLORAL COMPANY.

gonquetg, gllIn1enitiide fir 9Od8eiten
nno ge9rdbni5ie. SppfpflnnSeti, Mofers
ltrdtdler, Sbitbdlline @tieflniifterchen
IN Bliite ooer Beetpflan5ell Aonnd
ielbit, i6reibt o0er teIepboniert groden
1902. sos Niain gbe. Hanl 0ah. gRns
r1aaer.
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Prof. Pierce, der lndianer

Ser ardilterzDoftor. Geine arduters
Meoi5inen fi1rieren poIitib llnper0mtlirfz
feit. Hbennlatismis, 9iinbngD uno 9iiifz
tenl6nlerSen. 81 per Sla51e. 105 Sif=
Sonlto1 G5traBe, San @nto1lio, Serds.
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s5arrb 90. Wagcrs, Grpert Sfenidmieo,
401 Waain slpe. 20idbrise Gfcniabrtf=
Grfabrmus. sllle glrbeit garantiert. Ge-
fen sefanft mnb berfanft. slltes Sci.
Grpdett 4067.
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Sram G1as. gIbre6t, 1888 Git-Gom<
merce Ctr, Gnl slntonio. Eeras, Iiefert
friife 8Inmen, @liunenffiitfe, Bouquets
mo Rflar5en 8eet@BflanSen cine Spe~
|inlitdt Sel. Grodett 1892.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-05

0elo 81 uerleiben auf Handes uno
Jarmern an unfere 9lielltell. STAN
oarS Srnf So, 3t5 ct. Morp's Ctr.
San 9fnt6nio, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-05

Or. M. 6. Sirsel fat ieine Office
nad 302 Sids-0ebanbe perlest. gll.
tes Selepbun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-05

Or. Sight, 9abnnr8t, graop-@e
b6lioe, Spe8ialitdt nSSSnlap" 9pera.
tionen lno onotoniiid1e 9Gbne
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-05

8ir reparieren iraeno elm idao6af.
tes 9ad; jest tits an Der 3eit. Sa.s
8. Wilfins, Sel. Sropis 1878.
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0jtbramdIt n5eI=ssi Sparf 3lusS" iinn
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-19
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-19
WOMAN
BADLY BURNED
STARTING FIRE

MODOC. Ind, Nov. 19.-Mrs. Bub
Swain was seriously burned about the
lace ana body while starting 4 coal
drs In . cook stove with coal oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ridenour OF Eat
on. O.. were guests Of their son and
family Sunday. :. Mrs. Elizabeth H.
Heiney visited relatives at Hagerstown
last week. Miss Ruth Heiney returned
home with her for i short stay. Joe
Lee Of New Castle visited relatives
here last week. j. Mark Porterfield
Of Richmond spent Sunday with his
daughter Mrs. Emmett Harris Mr..
and Mrs. Reed Able are the parents Of
= baby GIRL. Mr.. and Mrs. Luna Ed
wards entertained Frank Thompson
and wife OF Mooreiand and Mr.. and
Mrs. KoontS OF Farmland Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mendenhali and Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph HaRscom were enter
tanned at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hanscom Friday. ;. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bright have located ct Ha.
gerstown for the winter. Mr.. Bright
10 . practicing physician. and Mr..
Bright is an ex-sheriR OF Randolph
county. They have resided in Modoc
for some time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-19
EATON, OHIO.

- = -
=. 'no rN uno.sa cum
Iss1uoo TUESDAY aIte5noon
~ Mrs. Elizabeth Kinnear at her home
on North naron .fra>t Che -. -.
.,.4..s -. -.--.- ~. - -
49,. 49,. - : 1ou.m MI ".'seI = nc
Wnmney OF Richmond n the card
contest Mr1- w. @. Gross and Mrs.
w. I. atebhins vera winner. ana aeeh
1870. 49, ,..-.a-.-
Y.s''y 1s'o'. s'eo1
~ served. = HISS GaFrfe 1nein8 q
Gratis has been spsadiug fsW days
with the Rev. ana Mrs. ]. Z. Yfnx-
rsr~ 1s... Ny, yoh-- - r-A,--.
- - 1ss'' .0a4 - ''s@1@
state university. Btoomington. and
Miss Marian Highland Of DePsuw viii
spend the Thanksgtviux vacation With
local relatives. Miss Laura Deany
has gone TO Atlanta, Ga, 70 spend the
winter with her nephew. 4. II. Bailey.
ana family. DIR. q. W. F1ory Wa In
DAYTON Tuesdav to attend I maAfan1
Of the Ohio Medical Association 81 the
Second district Mrs a d Revnolds
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-19
FIRE WRECKS HOME
ON RICHMOND PIKE

EATON. O.. Nov. ia loss estt.
mated ut $500 was inedrred early
Thursday morning by . flre which de-
sfEoysd the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Martin, who resided on tho Richmond
PIKE. Just inside the corporation line.
the contents Of the house also were
Consumed The tire originated In the
dining room from q cause undeterm.
ined. and was discovered by Mrs. Mar
tin shortly before S o'clock. Her hus-
band arose at - o'clock to 60 coon
hunting and she was alone IN the
house. The department responded to
call. but the fire had gained to great
headway to be controlled. The loss OF
the house and contents IL estimated 1t