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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
Nllnhtc 6eirnthen.

Mobl ODER libel muBte iid eeiiern
glohmittog Der Seiterreiher 2uopig
9lohlepic3 bon 93r. 825, Siio.groao.
pob. oie gbeiefeln anIegen IaIeu gr
itnno Dor glidtcr Smith in Der oit-
lihen @oli5eiitotion uno ipuroe bolt
oemielben oringeno 1ebeten, SRI.
glntonia aenoa bon glr. 1881, Sit.
Baltimore StroBc. 81 beirat6sp.
Rohlepic3 bcriudte ale moeliden
glusreoen Ole ibm ieood ale ipioer-
Ieat puroen. ShlieBlid ioete er,
oaB er niht obne arageu mo Sra
bate Dor Den 9rieiter treten fonne.
anr5 entihloHeu 0erIieB ieine grnlit
Die station ino fam nod meniaen
W1inutcn nit einem 9roaeu ino elmer
idouen ieioenen araoatte 5uriid. Der
9raeen mar biel 81 eng, ooh Der
Brdntieam befnm ibn I'M ieinett
SnIs, uno oie 8rainma purOe Damn
in Der SI. 9loienfran5-Rirde boIl6o.
den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
0la6inm.gn DeridlmunSen.

Cine Cube &aOilnt I'M 8ertbe bon
5000, pelde an 6reitag aus oent
Wlarpldnoer llniOeriitdtS Soipitol
0erihpimoen it, lit trob oaer ge.
miiblngen Der @oli5ei nod nibt ge-
ilinoen moroeu. Or. 9. $. Coleman
ertldrte. baB cine Spur oes Diebes
geiimoen poroen lit uno ole baloige
@erbaftltng oeiielben beoorite6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
@ereininte @afer. .@eielLidlaft.

syn &iffeps Solle an Der yloro'
Srcoerid-StraBe fono eeitern 9l6eno
Die oiertelidbrIi6e @eueraIDerionm-
Iung Der o@ereiniaten @ddcr @e-
ieIlidoft" unter Dem &oriib oes nelt-
en- 9SrGlioenten @rnIt 5ranf uno Der
95rotofoIlfiibrung oes Sefretdrs
Charles &noepp itott. Su Oerielben
murocn nod grleoigliug ser &ou-
tineeeidGfte oie Serren gtifolaus
@ieper uno G6arles @eritlng ais
W1itglieoer in oen @erein aufsenom-
men. Sir ole Sommeriinterbol.
tangen oes @ereins nuroe Elm Gomi.
te ernonnt, beitebenO aus ben Ser
rem @mil aieiepetter, 9(ugult @ngel-
bad ilno 9iuoolpb Sobiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

hGditen @rnte, ionoern audi I'M oie
igiHerilng 0cr 6utterporr6t6e fiir
ohs @ie6 no6 @egfoa Der ionit iib.
Iiden 9roBeu Giniu5r BON @crite
'oifE SluBlonO. lin sic ncuen Ser
or6niingen rihtig 81 lpiirOigen mrlB
man I'M gIiige bebdlten, ooB IeutidJs
lanO ieinen eigeuen 9e0drf an 9iog-
gen, Sofer itno Gartoffeln ie6r reid.
lid iel6er proou5irt, OoB inn ober IN
0en letten 5uei Sobren 2 W'illioncn
Sonnen @ei5en un0 Orei @liIlionen
IaSonneu @erite aus Dem gluslanoe
3ugeiii6rt lperoen miBteu. Nlit Gin
'fhluB Der &orrdt6e, Oie Dor 9rie9S-
dns6ru6 oor6onoen maren, uno naH
gl63ug Scr 9lusidQe, Die Oilr6 Oie rul-
iiiden germiiihtngen eiues Sbeiles
BON SitpreuBen peruriodt purOen
crao6 lib Oie S6dbung, OaB Ecutid.
lanO nit Sen oorbanOenen Sorrdtben
an Noqqcn bis 9lnfong September H..
nit 6enen an @ei5en bis glniongglu-
auIt nddItcn So6res fir iciue Solfs-
ernd6umg ie6r gut ausfonlmen
fonnte.
9lbcr on man niht milien font
Oh oos nd6ite Sobr ni6t cine 6ebl-
erntc bringen miro, cmpiieblt cs iid,
6ousbGlterii6 nit 0cn borbanoeneu
@orrGt9cn unl0uge6en, I'M bel ct,
iuoigcr lGngcrcr 9ouer Ocs 9ricges
uuf ieocn Soll borbereitet 6ii iein.
9lomentli6 fom es ooroilf on Der
8erfiltterltne bon 9ioegen on ooS
%ic6 infolgc OeS 0langels on ocr
lcid5ten aus gRuBlono importir-
ten @critc cinen 9iie9cl bor5iiI6iebcn.
0cs6ol6 per6ictct Der 8unoesrotb oic
Gerfiittcrlmg BON 9togeen unO @ei-
gen, um0 mobt MIR 6u @uuiten flei-
ncr @auern, oic iidb ionit fein 9icb-
illttcr beidoffen fonnen cine 9luS-
na6me nit @e5ug nuf ibren ielblt-
er5cnotcn 92oggen. 3lpeitens miro
Elm ihGrferes 9(usnoblcn bon 9fog-
gen (6is 81 70 9Sro5ent) in0 bon
@ei8en Obs al 70 9Sro5enD Dorge-
i6rieben oamit nidt bobe &Ieieprei-
ie oie N1iller 6epegen, iih nit eincm
aeringeren W2eblertrage 81 begnii.
qeu. Grittens iino fir Oie Oeridbic-
oenen Srte oes oeuticben 9eides &c
naue Soditpreiie feitgeiebt morocn.
Sic betrogen fir 9toggen ais gtorm
900 Wlarf pro Come. gl6er Oieier
@reis, Scr fiir Berlin Gilt, crb0bt
fib fir meitcr peitli6 geIegenc
StGote uno crrei1t oos @1ariiuIm
nit 237 @1orf fir 9(oheu wd6reuo
CT iiH fir oitlid6 gelegcnc Orte, Die
Dem @roouftionsge6iet no6er liegen
erlnGBiat, bis ollf 200 @aorf (fiir
9romberg unO &onigs6crg). 0ieic
Sfolo licgt Inn ourdidnittlid Is
Wlorf inter oen I'M September &C.
5abIten b06iten Frciien. Stir 8ei-
aen reeulirt iih Der @reis fir gai5
Deuti6lano onrh Die einia4e 8e-
itimuulng ooB cine Come i'm 40
0lort me6r foiteu oorf ais 9ioeeen.
9ei @erite bat man pieoerim geo.
@eiidtspiufte gelten loi-
ION mn Sen lSrnis ie nnh Ser Qnne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

Golumbin 9. 6, 8. San. =
@ouberncur 9leoie beenaoigte belte
ctua 1900 @erionen, ole in Soutb
Carolina beriAieoener @erge6en
be5p. Ger6reden iiberfiibrt porocn
mareu uno felt Dem 1. Sonuar 1911
inter %arole itonoen. gluBerOem
beenooiote ser @ouperncr Is onoe.
re Str6flinec, porolirte 10 linO rcou-
Oir5te Oos 'StrofnoB bon 6 meitercn
Ecrionen Son oieien "a naren Z
Oes N1oroes uno 10 0es GoOti6logS
iiberfiibrt. L.L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
9nbmanls Qeidnam aefnnben.

Die 9eiabung oes @oli5eibootes
n2annan~ fono eeitern oen 2eidnam
oes Sobn Eubmon BON 4ittsbureb.
Der Monn mar am 6reitng 9lbeno
am 6uBe ser BebIteritroBe BON oem
SHleppoonipier oSoro9~ iiber @oro
geItiir5t. Sobu gg. Sopfins, Der
@ddter an Der @erfte, borte oie
Siilierifc uno elite nebit einem an.
oeren Dlamc bcrbei. Ger O8onn
mar bereitS imter Der @oiieroberild.
dc perihpinoen. Der Grtrimfcne
iton0 i'm 35. 9e6ensiabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
@rdFOeut @ilfOn in Baltimore nmf
nehnIten.

9ns @rGiiocnt @ilion ouf iciner
gfeiie bon SnoionopoIis nod @oi1.
ineton geitcrn glodmittog A llbr
Baltimore poiiirte, puroe iein 8ug
ourh einen llnfoll zines 6rn6t5uges
I'M SunneI aufgebolten. Ger 9ra.
iioent poIlte I'M 5 llbr in @oi6ing.
ton iein, oa er cine Gonieren5 NIT
Srn. Chamber glnoerion balten moa-
te, wel1er oie @efongenenlager in
allen europdiiden Stooten beiuht
botte. 0iird ben unIiebiamen gluf-
entbolt lngeouIoig geporoen 0erlieB
ser @rdiioent oen Bug Dor Dem Sun-
mel unO pollte nit Der eleftriidben
8abn meiterreiien ais ibm nlitge.
tbeilt puroe, oaB oos SinoerniB
meggerGitnlt iei. SobnIo er ieinen
@los in Dem @oggon ipieoer einee-
noulmen batte, ieste iidb Scr 8ue in
9epegiing uno trof MIR nit einigen
U1inilten 9eripdtrne ouf 6em 9obn-
bofe in @aibington Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
%erfeblte Spefnlatiouen fiiGren 5nm
SelbitmnrO.

g tcp Yorf, 8. Saniar. n g..
:. Stringer, iun., Sunior- -@}itglieO
DER 9orienmafler-6 -6irma bon Strin-
ger & GompauD, 6eging beiIte in iei-
mem Bureau Sel6itmoro Our6 Gr-
fdieBen, fur5 nadOem Oas 6aQiiie-
ment Der 5irma an Der 9orle ouge-
fiinOigt DorOen mar. llngliidli6e
@ei5en.Spefilotionen ioaen i'm 81
Der Ebot getrie6en 1aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
9ns Sutereiic Oes 9Sapites fir
yelgien.

9lonL 8. Sonuar, Ger 4opii
cnipfing beutc ipieOer Ben 0loniig-
more Geploioey Sen @rdii0enteu Oes
36iloiopbiideu Snitituts in Sopen,
in &riOotnuoien5 uno beipra1 nit
ibnl oes 21ngeren oie Sitltation in
geleieu uu0 sen San oes 9iihoiS
Dlercier. Ser Eapit duBerte ieineu
le6baiten @unih, 9(aes 81 t6un, Inn
Oie 9eioen Ger 6eIeiihen 9eooIte.
rung 81 linoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
0as sis im Snsanc6anna.

GaS erite SreibciS i'm Susque.
bonna poiiirte eeitern 9fodmittag
Sort Gepoiit, 01o. SIN oberen
5lubbette 1T sic Sage oienllid oefdbr-
Iid, no iib Sis in elmer 9Gnge bon
so N2eileu fortbcpe9t. 0ie @4cGoIls.
0Gnme merOen felt oeitern @loreen
bon Dem @iie iiberIdwemmt lno Die
Wloiien peroen NIT ieoer Stunoe
gr0Ber uno ftGrter. Gs wuroe bis
ieooh geiiern paroIirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
gruOpreis mag teiaeu.

Gbicngo, 10. Sonuor. ~ @ie
6eute betannt puroe, nluBten in oen
lebten Soeen oipii6en 200 unO 300
tleine gGdereien pegen Ser boben
D1ebIpreiie ihIieBen. Wlabgebenoe
@erionli6feiten i'm gddereeihdfte
erfldren, oob ser groOpreis olf 6
Gents per 2oib iteisen miro, menn
Der D1arft ni6t innerbnIb Der n6t-
iten opei Bis orei @oden beoeuteno
f1lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
Sam aliidlidl luea.

I'm eiien llnfaa 81 OermciOen,
roiulte geitcrn giahmittog Der Gbaiii'
feur Samuel 2iebarmnnu bon glr
20i7 eagle StraBe, nit ieiucm 9lu'
tomobil IN Der Maoiion.StraBe, nabe
Der GoQington.2lDenue, in einen
Baum bineiH- Gle 10 Sabre alte
glmalia 6ulfa bon 9lr 2207. Cii.
eager.StraBe, iprong oirett Dor Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
Ginc NampfIhanfeI anf Scm fmF.

g91bren0 ser 9lrbeit an DER 20.
StraBe uno Reningtou-9lbemie &c.
rietb ocr 90 Sabre nlte SoiuorO
9augbn bon Scr. Gil, 0unbarton-
StroBe eeItern @ormittog nit Dem
SUB imter cine Goupfihaufel, Do-
BEL ibn oerielbe iblimm 5erqueti6t
nur0e. Qie 9lmbulon5 oes noroli-
den GiItrifts bradte oen @erIesteu
nod Dem W2ercb.&oipitol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
Qrieo i'm 9SrieSen.

Gin beiBer &anlpf puroe geitern
g1o6mittog I'M Solie ser 6rail Sou-
ME WlcGouIep, 40 Sabre alt, bon
Scr, 3t9, SIt 2ofopette 9lbenue,
5piideu 5rou 01cGouleo uno elmer
ibrer aoItgdneerinnen 6rou Olioe
9onefer, "a Sabre alt ausgefodten.
Ser 9ompf enoete nit Scr boligen
O8ieberIoge Der 6rou Gouefer uno
Der @efoneennobme Der 6rou O1c-
GouleD. 5rau Donefer, pelbe 5obl-
reide &robipunoen ino 9iiIie I'M @e-
fidt imo om &ols oobontrug, muroe
mad oeni ct. 9ufos-SoipitoI ge-
broht rno BORT bon Or. g8. ". Gon-
nell berbunoen, pGbreno ibre Olit-
fGmpferin our6 oen Sergeonten
@rof uno oen 9oli6iiten Morau Der.
baftet uno nod Der nlittleren 4oli-
aeiitotion gebroht no iie fir Elm
beute Itottfinoenoes @erbor feitgebol-
ten iuuroe. @ie bon Der @oli5ei on.
eeeeben miro, gerietben oie beioen
5rouen ooourd in Streit, Dab an-
gebli6 Gin fleiner anabe ser 5rott
W1cGouIeD einen fir Sroii Gonefer
beitinluten 9rief dffnete. Sm Ser
lailfe oes Streites ioll ooun 6rou
McGnuleb bonosreifli9 geiporOeu
fein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
Die Sentiden Sriessmahreselu fir
sic @ulfsernGdrnna.

Sn ieiner berii6mten Siblug am
A. 9(uguIt os. IS. bat ser &ei6staa
inter onoercn @eieteu, oie er Elm.
itimnig anna6m oud Die 9e6orOen
erndbtigt, fir @egenitGnOe oes tag.
liden geoorfs Soditpreiie feit5uie.
FEN uno lie, menn Elm Better iip
nidt Derfaiifen mill, 3pangsueiie ouf
BEN Marft 81 brineen. GoOon lit in
eit5elnen Stdoten i1on md6renO Der
eriten g8oden nod ariegsaus6ruh
@e6roud gemaft noroen, ais Scr
alciu6onoel Die glngitfduie oes Eit-
bliflmS oo5i 6enllbte, Inn sic 9Sreiie
ouBcrorOcntliH enlpor5nibroli6eu.
@2on fonite a6er oieie WloBregel ipie.
ser ollf6eben ais nod SdluB Ser
Wlobiliiiuing oie Sransporfm0glit.
feiten lid beiierten unO onrd Sim
fiibrnng ser BroOuftion 81 BEN Sn.
Ouitrieit10ten im@eiien ou6 81 Gan.
sc e6cnio biaig puroe pie frii6er auf
Dem Seepcge. Syn ieiner Sibung
pom %. Sfto6cr bat a6er ser 8un-
oesrat6 neue 9eitimmunaen eetroi.
fen Oie iiir @etreiOearteu @ei5et
9ioagen imO @erite Wlarinolpreiie
feiticbten. GS 6onoelt iih babel nidlt
nur nm oie ridtigc gert6eiting ser
uor6onoeuen @rotitoife iiber sic gons
20 Qpit his noh Einhrinnitnn Apr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

ser StGotc I'M 10 Bis Is W1art bill
lioer nornlirt ais 0en Hoggenprcis.
@lcie nmB I'M gonaen Oeuti6el
&ci6 bon ocn W}Hblen fir 13 DfarE
pro 0oppelccntner obgcee6cn wer-
ocL oomit Die %iebfiitterung liN
mogl6it billig itcat. Sir Sofer
lllhO SGdrtoffeln-ifnb fethe S0Hitprelle
feitgeiett.
lin obcr oub fir Oie 5ipeite SdlIte
Oes nd1iten So6res i'm gIotGfalle NH
Gorrdt6cu etnbeimii6cn @etreioes
periorgt 5u iein, miro porgei6rieben,
OoB bei'n 9rot6oden Oem @ci5en'
lhc6l minOeitens 10 Gro5ent 0Roggeil'
mebl 6cigenlii6t meroen miiiien, nnO
SAB fein 9loggen6rot geboden wiro,
Oos ni6t miuoeItcns fiinf @ro5enf
aartoffelme6l ent6dlt. Gieier 3ulas
bari iogor bis 8u 20 @ro5cnt erbobf
rcr0cn nulB o6cr Damn an ieOelll
2ai6 ourH 9lufOrud ferntiib genladr
wcrOcn. Grosoen miro eiu ge'iigell'
Ser lle6eri6uB onaartoffelo 5ur@ieQ'
fiitteruna ber6lei6en, oo Die Spirr
tiis6renncrei oiif GO @ro5ent Ocs leel'
i16rigcn GnontitmS 6cra6geiebt III.
glu6 oolr ieinem lleberiGuB al 3n'
dcrrii6cn fam Geuti6lanO eineh
S6eil 5ur SSiittcring Ocs @ie9es per-
menocu. Wlou bat 5par Den gSlIll'
idcn Scr nelltrolen 2anocr nm reId'
lide @criorgung nit oeutihem ST.
der entiprodlcn ln0 oie @rldu6nlB
qcge6en, OaB % @linionen @rililo
ms 9mslono perfauit merOen Oiirlen
Ga o6er babel sic @eOinglng III
BOB Die nelltrolcn 2Gnoer 0en ibneH
ii6erlolicnen 3udcr niht nab Gll9'
lano pcrfouien uno ii6ericciid1e Sall'
Scr wd6rcnO Oes arieees fiir oeu w
port founi in 9etraht foumcn u
miro iih Der 8erfauf oeltidcn 3F
ders ms gluslanO ipobl in belheloe'
ncn @ren5en bolten unO Inn 10 neql
mert6polles 0loteriol iiir bic |leV'
fiitteritng ii6rig loiien.
Gomit lit 9ldes geideben, nm ell
neues Steigen Scr 9rotpreiie 81 per
6inoern uno Oer@ie65udt ausreid)en'
Oes ardftfutter SIR @eriiigung 81
Iteaen. Gegen oie glus6ungerilng ~
Geuti6lonO Oanf iciner guten erl'ls
beHer geIhiibt ais irgeuo eines 0e'
ibn fein0lihen 2dnoer
g6cn6iirtig. - Mnna (5n
8ritdcn, Sen lie i'm 3oologiid)eH
@ortcn ouf einen @iel reiten loBD
v9leitet iid's gut, 5risdeu?"
oFra6tial SBie aui Fapal"
@cIci0igf.-- -Qu bit 9du'
iterle6rling ni6t mo6r?~ rer'
Ioobcn &C mani SD nenne mir SO'
lont6r Der 6uB6efleioungstrnit."
@Ioiic. II 9ci Oen @ngldnoe..s~t
lit g[nes cine @oare; bei i1neH "
cuh Gin &rieg Ia @or."
SmE 1eoter. TIT n@orunl geVss
Senn oie Sdngerin bei'm Singer az
ocr @iibne bin lno Der?" - pSler
lci6t oamit iie ihmerer 81 trell'"
lit penu man noW ibr chuoS lpe'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

glitomobil bonn Erottoir ouf oie
StraBe uno ware nabc5u i1wer Der.
Iebt poroen.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-20
|ORROW MORNING, OCTOBER Fl, 8 OCLOC
For ladies' fleece
rib b e d vests or
pants, all sizes.
BOOSTER SALE

For ladies' kid gloves, black,
tan or white. Regular s1.O0
grade.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-20

III OK For size 1o.ex12 fee.
asvv seamless velvet rugs,
genuine Smith make, worth $500.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-20

% 7S For size 11.sx12ft. Smith
AVssV administer rugs, attract.
i've oriental designs, worth $500.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-20
WONDERFUL RUG VALUE
Booster Sale Prices
On odd and extra size rugs. values
not to be duplicated.

1k sn For size 1o.exts.s seam.
SS less Nepperhan tapestry
ruse that are fully worth s22.5o.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-20

q @S For size sx11 feet velve.
SsVV rugs, rich patterns, perfect
goods, worth $3.50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-24
T'heaters
Promises Of the Press Agent.

d.. q
Next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day Everest's All Feature Show will
be at the Gennett and from advance
notices received 1t would seem that
this Is one of the greatest shows of
its kind now travelling.
The feature with the show. is of
course Marguerite and her four lions
but the balance of the program con
tains the names of acts that with ordi-
nary shows would be the big features.
The company carries its own band and
orchestra and travels in its own
special car and 10 every way an un-
usual meritorious production. Popular
prices add to the attractiveness Of this
offering. ...-. .....
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-24
OUR BIG DAY
Everybody Came to See u.

In response to recent notices
wherein Professor Munyon guaran-
teed to refund the money in every
instance where his remedies fail to
give satisfaction. people with all
sorts Of ailments called for all sorts
Of his remedies. The big demand.
however. seems to be for his Paw.
Paw Laxative Pills. They're GER
tainly giving satisfaction. Ono bene-
fited person tells another Of their
curative qualities. and 80 the do
mand increases. Professor Munyon
wants us to continue to impress
upon every person who suffers with
stomach or liver ailments, and par
ticularly all constipated people, to
Try Paw-Paw Laxative Pills. He
says they correct indigestion and
school the bowels to act every day
In = natural way. II your complex
ion 10 bad. IL you have tlixxy spells,
IL you arc bilious ana IL you have
impure blood. set bottle Of these
Pills. with the understanding that
Is you are not satisfied your money
WILL be returned. No gripping, no
Weakening effect. Just . pleasant.
natural movement every day. You
get Wall almost unconscieusly. Pro-
fessor Aunyon warns tho public
against the use Of the old fashioned
cethartica. which ecour and debili-
tatA II you have an ache or pain Of
any Kind. you better come in and try
one Of Munyon's Remedies. Also don't
forget that We arc carrying his witch
HaEel Soap. the best toilet SOAP ever
sold at 10 cents cake.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-24
CAMDEN, O.
r. q. Shuey spent Monday In Eaton.
Mr. I0hn Fowler WAS q Richmond

r. a. shuey spent Monday IN Eaton.
Mrs. John Fowler was q Richmond
visitor Monday.
ROSS wilkinson spent Sunday with
Dayton relatives.
frank Robson Of Dayton, was the
guest Of relatives here Sunday.
Ffed Whitaker and Roy Gibbons OF
Dayton, were Camden visitors Satur.
day.
Mrs. J. c. Test returned Monday
from q visit with relatives at West
Alexandra.
Amos wesco spent Sunday In Day.
ton with his daughter. Mrs. Myrtle
! Fespoe.
: Miss Lotta Lacley went to Mixer.
willie, Ind, Monday for a visit with
relatives. ~.
Miss Lolita Shuey Of Germantown,
d the guest OF her brother. f. q. Shuey
and family.
Mrs r. M. Marsh and daughter. Miss
Maude, were Monday guests Of Eaton
relatives. 3
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-24
CALLS ROOSEVELT
POLITICAL SUNDAY
IN SPEECH ON WAR

Centending. that the United States
wss in less danger Of being attacked
now than II has been In the last 80
years and that 1t win be century
after the close Of the European war be-
fore any foreign nation could recuper-
ate enough to declare war, James I'm
thank OF Richmond, delivered speech
before the Indiana Yearly Meeting Of
Friends yesterday afternoon.
He regarded as fallacy the argu-
ments Of. military propagandists In the
United States. He questioned the
meaning Of the phrase. adequate pro-
tection" and declared that, taken liter
ally. Il meant the construction Of fort
resses along the Atlantic coast, Pacific
coast and the Canadian and Mexican
borders.
Mt. Unthank was especially satirical
in his reference to Theodore Roose-
velt's philosophy of carrying big
stick and speaking In q whisper" He
referred to the former president -
the "Billy Sunday Of American poll
tics"
"rhe scheme Of militarists in this
country viii plunge the United States
into an enormous expense and tan
the war spirit. =
At the close OF Mr.. Unthank's speech
Timothy Nicholson read letter he
had received from Senator John Kern
OF Indiana, In which the writer looked
with disfavor upon the pfopoganda for
increased ornaments In the United
states. The letter Is to be published
"a the American Friend. es:s is
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-24
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-24
TO HOLD FAREWELL.

MILTON, Ind, Sept. 23.-There will
be d worlds fair social under the au-
spices of the Epworth League of Dodd-
ridge chapel at the home of M. D.
Doodridge. that neighborhood, Satur-
day evening. The affair is given In
honor Of the retiring pastor, the Rev.
and Mrs. F. M. Westhafer. Every one
Is invited.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-07-09

means by which Burns could be
removed.
Speaking for the city, Attorney
McConnico said:
THE city is a seething cauldron
Of Indignation, and Justly so.
THE people are indigant be-
cause theyIhave been robbed.
1T is ridiculous, indecent, alb
horrent-the idea that this great
city can be thrown into the hands
of a receiver at the instance OF
those who are charged with rob-
bling it and looting it. | main
tain that we have the right to
eject this man. Is it possible
that an officer cannot be removed
for swindling,.d drunkenness, bride
taking, grating, stealing and
robbing, while a city must, for
sooth, hang its head in shame
while be continues his nefarious
acts and depredations?"
Mr.. McConnico declared that
Burns was seeking only to be-
cloud the issue that he was
throwing dirt all over the board
and all over the town.
He said the affidavit of Burns
was "a piece OF yellow scandal,
mongery, irrelevant and raw"
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-07-09
-
TIME TO PRUNE NOW.
(By G. A. Keffer, Division of Exten'
sion, University of Tennessee.)

IBy G. A. Keffer, Division of Exten'
sion, University of Tennessee.)
Late April and early May is the best
time to prune trees in Tennessee
Peach trees may be pruned earlier, and
grapevines that have not yet been
pruned should have the work done
when the new growth is few inches
long, at which time the greatest care
is necessary to avoid breaking the new
shoots; but apples and pear trees
especially are best pruned now.
If the trees are of bearing age, be-
gin pruning at the top, and remember
that the purpose of pruning is to let
sunshine reach the fruit spurs in the
lower part of the crown. Prune heav-
lest at the top 1t is better to cut out
many small limbs than one large one.
Do not make holes in the crown, but
endeavor to distribute the light evenly
throughout. Prune less and less as
you go down the tree, and at the lower
part Of the crown remove nothing but
dead wood.
Young trees should be pruned to
give them a symmetrical shape, with
strong skeleton branches SO placed as
to provide for the best distribution of
light throughout the crown when the
tree is in full bearing. The main
branches should radiate from the
trunk like spokes from wheel hub.
Avoid cross-branching, and narrow
forking. Do not cut out the small
branches on the lower limbs-they are
needed to shade the trunk and main
branches, thus preventing sun scald.
Cut back last years shoots from one
third to one-half, to make them stalky
(tall, slender trees can never carry
heavy crops), then the last years
shoots to provide plenty Of room and
light for those that remain Remove
water sprouts as they appear through
the summer