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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07
(Spesieu fir bieie 3eitmmsD
Sobu SuQ, orr Studler.
0pu 2 peetat o r.

idmiebet. llnb MIN bieIer Gnte
riirungsrltmmel iiber Den @innlari6
Der Seutifeu in SeI9ien, Die mr.
freieu 0upd8ug perlangten NIT
@nroutie boiler gnhddoi9uug. Sober
tann Die Seu6elei uiht getrieben
lperoen.
Die Norbiee lit Elm neutrales @es
Iuaiier, bas allen Nntiouen offen lit.
Iaein Die Oeutihen llnterieeboote
ginsen, oa eS 5er6it lit, auf Die Sago.
Gar maHdes @0elnilo galt es Dn 5u
iageu, ensliihe 4relI5er ltlb Sdlaft@
IdifIe, zines bapon int 8ertbe bon
$t2.000,000. Rrdhti8e Seute brat)a
ten Die fleiueu SeebunDe sur Strede.
Sorob @utiesen in 2uuOon nno garl5
DID gu8louo. I'm lid 81 retten, grill
MA fpieber ihnea 5l einem reiieu
Druid, Der. Neutralitdt. Sic Norbiee
paro NIT engliideu Miinen geiperrt
uno Sic Sdiffe n%eutraler Natipnen
Dem &erberbcu pre~isgegeben. Omar
puroc in 2pnbou bebauptet, CO ieien
peutIde 0tinen. IQeiu OH ser bolldnz
Oiid)en aiiitc pnrben 100 yeiuen
eusliid,en 6abrifates ~aufgefiidt, nnb
10 Die cngliide Sd)an0tbat sur Gpiben5
beipieIen. Sb bieie id,umloIe Seud)eleil
Nortpcgeu lit ein neutraler Staat.
Scr int Sritoeu lebeu mill. England
bate 9eprablt Die oeutide Slotte 81
perui6teu, nod beoor Die arie9Sz
crtl1rlng in Berlin lei. ga pies
niht geluuoen, ppIltc man Die Hatren
aus Dem God bolen. Sod Bic Staten
]cntpupptcn it'd oils Hnttenidnser. lin
MN beu 9eutIdcu ndbcr 5u fommen,
iteatc man an ba5 neutralc Noripegen
ons aniiunen einen 6afen mir Die
eugliihe Slotte ubSutreten. stprs
me9en ncigerte iid) pieien Nentras
litdtSbrltf 5u be9eben lllo nudte
@ticne, ieiu sutes 8ed)t SIT pertbci~
higen. @abrlidl Der irldnoiide
Slr6eiteriiibrer, Der fiir5lid, III Sbila>
bclpbin ipradD, bate redpt, aIs CT
iagte, Die cugliidcu Stdatsmdnncr
Icien Sic s~eriebeuitcu @auner uuO
Seudller.
Sm Neuen Seirament ut bon einem
@r59euhler sill lelen, Der III Den
Sempcl binauf sing nm SIT beten.
Nud) Sobn Sul tbut bessicid)en, Sm
o@dlo Der 8egculuart" iperDen nun
cinigc Stihproben ieiuer @ebete ans
gefiibrt. 3pci pfti5iele oarie9s>
gcbete" lalteu: Beige Seutihlanp
unb ieincm aniier ba5 llureht, obne
geredte llriahc an5ugreiieu. Iade
linen tlqr, baB On niflts legnen
fannit. mas 0 Sir nidt nisgebt,
iruo ii6er5eugc lie. boB ale Sieieuigen,
Die bas Sdtpert 5iehcn, burd) bas
Sdipcrt umfommeu ioaeu." Nrner
Sobn Sllll, Damn iino Seine Gage &C.
Sd6lt. Sus anberc @ebct lautct:
a6crr @ott, MN boben mir fir Die
lluicreu 9e6etet. abcr 9etrel Der Drift
lidbeu Sebrc polleu mir nun alid filr
unIerc Seinbe beten: Su bait Den @eilt
beS pcutihcu aaiicrS nit @nbniinn
mundtet, Su bait Den bcutlfeu
&ronpriu5 ~pernnlaBt Selbitnorb 6u
begeben. Nm laB, o &crr, Scine5
3orucS geuug icin, unb lei ibueu
miehcr gndoig."
&clhc Siigc, Sdcinbeili9fcit mo
0cudlclci. Scr $bariider bonn Sent
pei 81 ScrllaIcm bat icineu Mciiter
~aeilmbcu III Der ct. Yaul'S Static
bralc III Soubou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07
Die iriid.e Nation eeeen Sen
eneliieben Gyrannen.

Sic Steluns Der Sriids Amcrifaner
in oieiem arie9e, Die mir I6ou mieoerz
bolt nl5 abiolut en9lanbfeinolid) feuuz
3eihuen fonuten, miro reht treffenb
in einem Nrtifel bes ~Nclu Nort Srecz
mans Sournal" gel9iloert. @s beiBt
ba: rSrldnoer, lpe3iea iulde inn NIter
bon 10 bis 50 SSabren babeu iebt auf
cirmal 8ort unb S~eoeutung III Der
8elt, 10 bat bic pdteriid)e Hegieruna
eutpedt, pelfe leit bieleu @eneratio1
neu Die iammerppQe Ggipeu5 berieI6en
5u geitdlten periudte. ... @ir
geben Den Iufruf pie i'm geipiNc =
folleu mir lagen foniglife ober lopale
(?) iriife 3eitlugeu perDifentlihen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07
Jit weHcn Dienften?

Sas Srhau'ihe Semcnti, er hdbe
Dem eneliihen Sotidafter ridt nera
iidert, oaB Die 6itdeod @orlnge aiiss
iihtsloS lei, beitdtigt III Die erite
Rad)riht Srrnl babe udmIidp
nidt geiast, Die @orlage lperoe niht
%ungeupmmeu lueroen, Ionperu -
nSie gorlage lei nidt bon Der Ipa,
miniltrntiou. ulio grpau unh aabi4'
nett, inbpiiiert." Su rpcilen 9ieniteu
itebt oieier Srpan? fragen ipir.-(sN.
.. Staats5ts.D
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07

<lutltl u Uui !lpuJ Gtllc ultptle
uuId,oue @igeui6aft, er lit
nod ein Seudler ubenbrein.
Nus DEM 8rulttou Der @ntrilitlilg
luetterte CT 9egen Den ocutlden 0tihel,
neil CT Selgien'S Neutrulitdt perleste.
9ann 5og er oas blunfe Shpert, nm
3ahe gu nebmen an Oisiem Srud, bes
8olterre6teS. AQei1 Die Seuhlere
maste iparo Dem colcn Sitter an Der
Sbemie gar 6aIb bonn 8eiiht 9eriiieu.
Ser ulte GdIor mar nlld} emit i'll
8elgieu uuo melbet, bnB er mdrimis
itiueribu5 in ihneaiten @ilmurid)en
porlpdrts idreite. Nebnlide Gle
batteu sic beutideu Sruppen aui
ibrem Marih nad) 9riiiel. Sob Die
belgiide Hegieruug brnd in Iolder
Gle nad Intluerpen nuf, baB JIG On6ei
per9aB Elm mihtige5 Atten6iinoeI mits
5unebmen. Sn tbrer g~eipoGutell
8riInblihfeit madlteu lid Die Seuts
ihen arlf bic Sudle. uno bulb batter
lire SpGberuugeu bn3 Sofument euts
bedt. &aS lie ldnglt geabnt, bd5 tpar
nun Sdnar5 nuf 8eiB 81 leieu.
gnglanb*), Sei9ien uuo Sranfreid,
bntten Ihon uor aft Sabren ein &C.
beimes YiirbniR seaeu Seutihlano
seihlpHen. 3mnr bate Ser ebrliherc
Scrtrcter Sel9ien'5 in Berlin Dor
0iciem Sd)ritt gelparnt unb Die britt
Iden Slime uniu urto perfipe genannt.
Sod umIonit. Ser &ettrng purb
p~crfett. Sod oamit ni6t qenltg.
England erfl6rte iogar and epcntIell
seseu ben @ileu Seisien's cine Slrmee
purd Selgicu 9ebeu 81 laiicn. 6eruer
iolte Intlperpeu inter 9euubuug Der
Sheloc ais SperatiousboIc beuuBt
lperoeu. Wnn mu6te baburd Die
Nelltralitdt 6plnno'5 perlcben. NQcir
iiber Ioldle 3luirnsfGOcu itolpcrt Sobr
9un nidt. Saio al bieie Tlduc Der
SerleBuug ser Ncutralitdt gel8ien'5
unb SolIonO'3 paren III 2onbou ges
y Siebc @bitorieQ III pprlcbtcr
Summer, betitelt: Sic ~Sime5" ais
aronScn9e." Sic 8aibin9toncr
6elgiihe legation per6fieutlihtc am
7. Se5cmbcr SoIgenbeS: Ser belItihc
Heidsfan6ler legtc in ieiuer lebten
Hebc Die SdpGlo an Der Snpaiiou Bel
9ien'S auf bieieS ielbit. Nl3 Setpris
gibt CT g%clpiile in Sriiiiel g~eiuubene
9ofumente an, iueldle ieititellcu iulen,
bnB Selgicn Iciue Neutrolitdt an Gnas
LAMB %perifahert bate. Sie belgiite
Hegieruug bat barum erludlt, bnf
bieIc angebliheu Spfumeutc nollitdns
Sig perDifcntljtt ipiirben. Srci Yios
nate iiuo iett ser augc6li6cn Gnts
bcdllng berItridJen, nber eS lit md,
nihtS crid)icncn. @cm bicIe Sotus
mente ocr0ffcntliht ncrbeu. miro lid,
5eigcu. oaB lie feline Nbmaebungcll
5pilhcn Selgieu umo England gc9er
Seutihlnnb entbnltcn, lnuocrn irnbrz
ldcinlih eiuen militdriid)cn Ylau, bcr
Sluiihcu Dem britiihcn Militdre
Sttod)te mn Dem belgiid)cu @encralz
nab oui9eicet iulirbc uub ser mIr in
Strait treten ioltc, I'M Sale Sclitihs
LAMB bic bclgii6e Neutrolitdt perlcbcr
luiirbc. mic Is Actbnu bat" Sal
bclgiid)s britiidc Nbfpnmeu miro ulir
bod 5ugcltnnbcu uub Dies iolltc 9cs
uiigeu.-Nmn. pes Ncb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07

Sbanuou 10 ror lein ols cine Hotbballt
an Den llfcru bc5 Miiiiiiippi", ba lab
tic nidt Die 3cit porollS, On icbcr srm
sur Nilfe 9ebetcu lperbeu mus 3lrr
%ertbeipiguns bes cnglildcn SppcuS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07
Guer &1nig nnb 2anb braudt
Gith.

2prb &itdener appeQiert an sic
0tdnner bon Srlaub 5u fontmen un0
Dem nelten Expeditions : &orp5 beiz
5utreten.
Sn Der ihiperen @efa6r, ipeIhc iest
bas aaiierreih bcorpbt. forbert CT nod,
100000 Wonn rnb lit iiber8eugt, baB
Srlnnb iih beeileu luiro, Ieinen poleu
Intbeil babel gu ltelcn.
8eotnguugen iir ben
Sicni It:
Sitter fir @intritt 10 bis 35 Sabre;
9eoientc Solbuten bis 40; uno beionz
bers aeludbltc llnteroifi5ierc bis 5t 80
Sabren. Serbeiratbctc gtduner pper
8ittiucr NIT ainocrn iuerbeu an9es
nommeu. Wdnner, lpelde fir oie
Sauer be5 &riege5 eintretcn, iperpen
am Sdlunc besielbeu iofort entlaiicu.
Wdnner, lpeldDe iid dnlperben laIien
lpolen, mogen lid perionlih in irgenO
elmer Iilitdr@ Sarrade ober in irgenb
elmer HefrlItierungS>S Office iteIen. Sic
Ibrenen Der lebtereu iino in Yoitz Iuz
ltaltcn ODER Nrbeitsbiiros 81 erfabrer.
Soft ieguc ben &onigl
gS CAB cine 3eit, pu bic S(uslpans
oerer Shifie, Die @efduguiB5ellcu. Der
8algen ober bic @efnngenen Golpnicn
als Die Seitimmung iiir iebes mdrms
ltd)e &ino betrahter ipurbe, pclhes
Der Niobe inter Den Nationen gcboren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07

purne, Sod Die 3eitcn narcn pcrs
ldicbcn.
NlS bic nSunopu SimeS" init &c5ug
boruui Der &elt b%eionut CAB; Gin
SrlGnber miro 6alp an ben llicru pes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07
Gin intereiianter Brief.

Gin i%ntercHanter Brief. SD bin
iebt II Sabre att, idreibt Serr
Siiraen Snnlcu bon Senmarf, 8is..
runo i1 pei6 uidt, ipic CO mir pobl
gegau9en lpdrc, peun ih Sbr Ilpens
frdiiter Aiht sebabt bate. Sh mar
franf unb bate brei Ier5tc. bod Niles,
mas Iie fir mid, tbaten, mar, midi NIT
Iorpbinm al pergiiteu. SD erbielt
Damn Sorni's Ilpenfrduter, unb cs
tricb bas @ift. suianumeu NIT bcm
Iprpbnun, aus meincm Spltem. Sic5
lpar Dor ctlpu "a Sabren, uno lett
iencr 3cit baben mir tets Nlpentrditcr
in unIercr Sumilie. @s lit 5u alien
Better cine luirflidle &ilfc geiueicu.
Sh meiR niht, oh Sic meiue S6rift
lcicn f6nncn. hcnn itb unb meine Srdf
nerbcn ait, ubcr mir cmpfcblcu
Sorni'S Nlpcntrduter nit gutelu @e.
millcu."
Sorni's SllpeufrGutcr 1T ein cius
ladies. SciterprobtcS &rduters Sells
mittcl. umb lit nidt in Npptbefcn Slt
baben. Spe5ials Igenten liciern es
Dem Sublifum, ober mal bc6iebe es
bircft BON Den 6erlteaern: 81. Setter
Sobrnen e Cons Co., 1875 so.
6ppne ape., Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07

nner: 1ute nte sntbnItrdrr ltrene ilJrr Attfenhr nrr
Brlfbra,tp utn Anflslar,ne erfiilt, tnnrtt Itr
Cutie annrnt pr1tn,t ltefert, tnna rr hrandJt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07

~ Gnner pon SrIamh!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-26
Notes From Cambridge

her home in Pontiac, Mich, after hav-
ing spent the past two months in this
city, on account of the illness and
death of her sisters, Miss Elizabeth
Sawyer and Mrs. Mary Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. White went to
Richmond to see Allen Graves, who
is critically i'll.
Mrs. Rebecca Working of Milton,
spent Friday with her daughter, Mrs.
John Ohmit.
Guests at Milton.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles kniese and
daughter Pauline, were guests at a
club party Friday at the nome of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Davis of Milton.
Mrs. Roy Schepman and sosn Paul,
will go to Olney, ILL.,, the coming week
to spend several weeks with the for.
mer's mother, Mrs Emma Robards.
Miss Jennie McGrew and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Clayton of Straughns will
spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Joe
Groves, of Dublin.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-26
GREENSBORO, IND.

Children's Day services will be held
at the M. e. church Sunday evening.
Rev. Taylor and family OF Dale, lnd.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor of Rich
mond, spent Sunday afternoon ana
evening with DR.. w. w. Neff and TAM
lily. 80,
A cement walk is being laid on
North Green street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Lisles and
daughter, Genevieve, Of Indianapolis
visited Mrs. Isles aunt, Mrs. Dr.
Neff and family.
Marion Myers had seven teams In
one field blowing corn THURSDAY:
number of Greensboro citizens
surprised Mr.. Oliver Gaylor THURSDAY
nv taking we'll filled baskets and
amending the day at the Gaylor home
in Richmond.
Mrs. Maud Manning and daughter
Rena. OF Economy. were IN Greensboro
and Richmond Thursday.
Miss Iva Nicholson gave an after
noon tea party in honor OF her cousin
Miss Geneva Brown Of Indianapolis
wednesday afternoon. A number OF
musical selections were given aftel
which a three course tea was served
Those present we're: The Misses Gen
eva Brown, Mary Nicholson, Geneva
Bowman. Mildred Bennington, Heller
Roller, Louise Neff. Agnes Cain, Ag
mes and Esther Smith. Hilda and Hu
bv Saunders, Alta Sewers. Leila Kit
terman, Ethel King and Lucille Gen
try.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-26
WILLIAMSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Peden, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Mcclure. Denver
Peden, Mrs. John Stewart and Miss
Nettie Stewart were Union City visit
ors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Locke and Miss
Claudine Locke Of Indianapolis. are
visiting Mrs. Matte Locke and fam
lily.
Alex Anderson went to Indianapolis
Friday.
Frank Mutchner, Mrs. Maybelle
Bicknell and son Henry. were Rich
mond visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Burley Pyle spent from We'd
nesday to Friday visiting her aunt
Mrs. Mary Robertson at this place.
j. Hamilton Beetley and Alex Ander.
son were in Richmond Thursday
Ben Wick Of Richmond, was here
Friday.
Visits In New Madison.
Quay Beetley was in New Madison
Thursday
DR.. W. D. Bishop and brother Ed
ward were Richmond visitors Friday.
John Lovin left Friday for Richmond
where he will visit until after the
Fourth of July.
Leonard Thompson. Mrs. George
Thompson and Mrs. Nancy Thompson
were in Lynn Thursday evening.
Mrs. Phoebe Plat and family art
visiting relatives and friends neal
Chester and Fountain City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolf spen
Wednesday in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley Peden, William
Peden, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Browne
Miss Elizabeth and Master Barne
Browne were at the Mason's supper a.
Bethel Thursday night.
Mrs. George Richards of New Paris
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-26
LUTHERAN PEOPLE
UNITE IN SPECIAL
SERVICES Of SONG

St. Paups Lutheran and First and
Second English Lutheran churches
will unite In service at the Second
English Lutheran church. North West
Third and Pearl streets. Sunday even
ing at 1880 O'Clock The musical pro-
grom will be rendered by the united
choirs, and the sermon will be preach
ed by the Rev. c. Huber, D. D.. OF st.
Paul's church Following is the pro-
gram:
organ acknowledgements.
Schubert
Miss Hilda Kirkman, Organist.
Anthem-"Praise the Lord, o My
Soul" .. Roland Smart
Order of Evening Service, Page Il.
Book Of warship
Psalm 122.
Gloria Patria.
Hymn 70.
Scripture Lesson.
Prayer. .t
Anthem-"Fear Not, o Israel.
..... Max Spicker
sermon--Dr. Huber. F..
Solo-"Berceuse," from Jocelyn.
Miss Lena Weisbrod.
Observation-Disclosures" From Mid
summer Nights Dream) go,
Mendelssohn
Anthem-"Gentle, Holy Savior. 80.
Gounoo
Benediction. .
Postlude ................ Moui 10A'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-26
CHESTER

Mrs Pearl Schelly and family OF
Texas. Mrs. Myrtle Puthoff and family
OF Richmond, and Mrs. Anna Jordan
Of Richmond, visited Mrs. Pemberton
this week.
Fred and Carrie Vornauf attended
the funeral Of relative near Cam
bridge. Sunday.
Will Brown and family entertained
the following relatives. Sunday: Mr..
end Mrs. Joe Brown and family John
Murphy and family. Fred Brown and
family, Mrs. Ikenberry and family,
Mrs. Jane Unthank, Mr.. Val Young.
Miss Helen Huffman spent last
week with Miss Nellie Meyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Boyd called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Batenia Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Muhl and little
daughter, Lucille, of near Hagerstown,
visited George Morley and family,
Sunday.
Prayer meeting was we'll attended
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pickett Of Rich
mond visited Michael Kendall and fam
lily Sunday evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-26

Mrs Juliet Means and Miss Frances
Means left Thursday to spend a few
days with Mrs. Sarah Jay at Indianap-
oils.
Miss Esther Wood Of Indianapolis.
is the guest OF Mrs. Blanche Larsh-
Wood.
Change Residences.
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Kessler are
removing from the Colby to the Flem-
ing property on the same street.
Mrs. Ora Tillman and daughter. of
West Sonora. ar the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Barber this week
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Hawley spent a
few days this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Hawley near Eaton.
Mrs. F. L. Kemp and daughter Oval.
of Bradford, were entertained at sup
per Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Kessler and family
Mrs. Perkins Of Lynn, Ind, is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Francis
Via
Mrs. Earl Mitchell and daughter Mil.
dred, of williamsburg. were Thursday
gusets of Mr.. and Mrs, William H
Garretson.
Miss Ruth Tyler Of Columbus, O..
| who has been visiting at Centerville
came Friday for visit with local
relatives and friends.
Miss Ruth Bradford entertained hel
Sunday school class Thursday at q
picnic supper as a farewell party
Miss Bradford leaving Friday to spend
the summer at Indiana points. .....
Mr. and Mrs. William Benson re
turned Saturday to their home al
Lima, Ohio, after spending two weeks
with Mrs. Minerva Bunker and othel
! relatives. ts2 ~. 81
An old-fashioned barn-rasing was
held Wednesday at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. Reid when the frame
work of their big barn was put into
position. A large number attended.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-26

Mrs. Lydia Swope Of Milton, was
visitor Friday in homes of her
brother and sister, w. D. Ogborn and
Mrs. Lydia Huddleson.
Albert Steele returned to Indianap-
oils Friday after a few days spent
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. D.
Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs H. D. Hamilton will
motor from Indianapolis. Sunday to
spend a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Israel Morrey.
Edmund newman has gone to Blue
fields, w. Va, to take a clerical
position.
Mrs. c. M. Bailey has returned after
a few days spent in Connersville, on
account of the illness of her brother
DR.. Harry Zehring.
Motor to Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. ADRIAN Boyd, Robert
Hughes, Mss Beatrice Swallow with
Miss Edith Bowman motored to Rich
mond Thursday.
Carl Whitley of Chicago. will joir
Mrs. Whitley in this city Sunday fol
a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Howard Whitley.
David Wissler of New Castle, is
here on account of the illness of Mrs
Daniel Wissler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Brown and sol
Roy, arrived from Springfield, O., Fri
day evening to spend week as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Manlov'
and children. Sunday they will al
motor to Muncie to spend the day will
Mrs. Manlove's mother, Mrs. Jason
Jones.
Mrs. Charles Kniese entertained a
luncheon Thursday, having as he
guests, Mrs. John Mosbaugh and son
and the members of the Co-operativ
Dinner club, Miss Edith Bowman o
Richmond, Mrs. George Galloway AM
daughter Frances, Mrs. ADRIAN Boyo
Mrs. Edith Scott and son, and Mis-
Beatrice Swallow.
Return After Visit.
Master Irwin Manlove and siste
Miss Martha, have returned after
visit with their aunt, Mrs. Rich Myer
of Raleigh.
Mrs. c. F. kimball has returned t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-26

NEW PARIS, o., June 26.-James
Shurte made a trip to Eaton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hall are the
parents Of boy.
Daniel Brown spent Tuesday at
Eaton with his son. L. L. Brown
Mrs. John Ball and two sons Of West
Alexandria, were guests Thursday OF
Mrs. Balls mother, Mrs. Ida Hamilton.
Mrs Maud Arnold and daughter
Beverly Of Richmond, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hill and family
Thursday.
The condition of T. L. Brawley.
Kelch Duffield and Mrs. Samuel Reid
is reported favorable to early removal
from Reid hospital where they have
been for some weeks.
W. e. Jones, e. C. Mikesell, Arch r
Raney and B. S. Davis were among
those from New Paris, who attended
Masonic lodge at Eaton Thursday.
Builds Sleeping Porch.
C. NJ. Wilcox is planning to obtain
comfort from the sultry summer nights
having erected a neat sleeping porch
J. D. King of New Madison made a
trip here Friday.
Mrs. Mary Brawley is the guest Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Judy at German
town, o.
| Miss Hazel Cox of Richmond, came
Thursday to spend few days will
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Sawyer and Mrs
Mary Young.
Mrs. c.. L. Pence, who has been il
anil spring is reported not SO we'll this
week.
| Palmer Brawley seem to be slowl,
improving frol his long siege will
rheumatism. =
Lon Morrison has disposed OF hi
complete threshing rig to Soubier ant
| Freeman of near Whitewater.
| Sheridan Mills of Richmond, callet
on his mother, Mrs. Mary A. Mills
Friday. Mrs Mills is improving.
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Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Robert Andersoa u
Bethel.
Thomas Matlock Of whitewater,
visited Chester Williams and family
Friday.
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day evening ct the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Rudicel at Glen Karn.
Frank Mitchner is entertaining his
sister from Red Key. Ind.
Mrs. Rose Mikesen is at the home
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SKIN ERUPTION
.TTCHED AND BURNED
On Face and Shoulders. Scratched
and Made Worse. Great Disfig-
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and Ointment. Spots All Gone.

r. D. No. 3. Box 9. Joplin. Mo.-"My
trouble began first as little red spots ap-
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break out worse. 1t was a great dishguro-
ment while it lasted. Some nights 1t kept
ms awake. could hardly bear any cloth
ing on my shoulders at all
Il tried several different remedies all In
vain. I almost gave up trying when q
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get better and in another two weeks the
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and shoulders. They tched
and burned terribly. Then
1 would scratch them and 1t
would make then, WORSE. My
whole face and shoulders
would be sore. The eruption
would burn and itch espe-
cially when I would get in tho
sun and get very warm and
-hon 7 did INV faco would