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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
Sig Men Hold un rmo Trains

New York, Oct. 21.-Six armed men
held up and robbed two freight trains
and attempted to rob an American Ex
press train on the West Shore rail.
road at the entrance to tunnel be-
tween Congers and Haverstraw, N, Y.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
No, 10 Snare AmmunI,,on

London. Oct. 20.--A new order has
been issued to Russian southern arm.
les mol 10 spare ammunition. The am
munition supplies are now fully organ
ized and the output Is several times
what Il was four months ago
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29

Des Moines. la. Oct. 2O.-The edu
cational council OF the Iowa State
Teachers association win recommend
10 the convention to be held here in
November a course in Bible study for
Ghe high schools of Iowa
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29

Buffalo. N. Y. Oct. 2O.-The assign.
ment of Paul Lambert & Co, stock
brokers of this city. with many Of
fees throughout the country was an
nounced here. The liabilities are re-.
ported to be $4,000
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
Eiohth German Spy Shot.

London, Oct. 21.-The British war
Office announced that a German spy
has been shot and another sentenced
to FIVE years penal servitude This ia
the eighth spy to be executed since
the war began
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
Three Killed in Wreck.

Kansas City. Mo-, Oct. 21.-Three
switchmen we're killed and three Sc
verely injured in collision between
two Kansas City Southern switch en-
gines here A mistake in their or
ders caused the crash.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
Inormsns Sink SO AnbaIances on shIp

lnsrmsns Sink SO Amb1Iances on Ship.
London. Oct. 23.-Fifty ambulances
which the French relief fund OF Great
Britain recently turned over to the
French government have been lost at
seA. The vessel on which they were
taken TO France was torpedoed.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
AustrIans Quit czernow,cz

London. Oct. PA Bucharest dis
patch says the Austrians have been
forced to evacuate Czernowicz. capital
of Bukowina. owing to the Russians
successes in breaking the Austrian
line on the Strypa river.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
cavs. eoy.Ed. German. promo,ea.

Washington. Oct. 22.-Captain Boy
nd. the German naval attache at Wash
ingtpn. has been promoted to the
rama OF full captain. according to a
message received from Berlin. Captain
Boyd was a third grade captain.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
Equal RIahts on Ocean.

Berlin, Oct 23.-Equal rights on the
ocean win be one Of the German de-
mAnds when peace is negotiated. said
Albert Ballin. director general of the
RAmburg-American company. He said
Britain must accord these rights.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29

N Paso. Tex. Oct 22.-victor
Ochoa. u. IL Holmdahl and Jose oroz-
60. adherents OF Carranza. were SEN
tepced TO rs months In Jail for con.
spiracy to violate the neutrality laws
Of the United States They appealed.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
Monteneorins RepuIse Austrian,

London. Oct. 20.-A Reuter- dispatch
from Cetinje. Montenegro, says that
attacks by the Austrians against Mon
tenegrin positions on the Drina- Ora
hovo front were repulsed with heavy
losses.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
The Case.

What did the poet mean when he.
asked his sweetheart to drink to him
only with her eyes?
.or course she had liquid eyes.
stupid-"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
cnnvlota Escann In Enn-

Joliet. H.. Oct. 21.-Two convicts
at the Joliet penitentiary scaled a
fence in the fog and found liberty on
the other side. They are Murry Hui.
bert and Edward Fitzgerald. both of
Chicago.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
sluht German Ships rorpsaosd.

Copenhagen. Oct. 21.-Eight German
steamers have been torpedoed in the
Baltic in the last few days by British
submarines, according to reliable in
formation received here on Tuesday
night
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
Noted Astronomer Is Dead.

ST. Charles. Mo-. Oct. 20.-Rev. Fa
ther Charles M. Charroppin. S. j..
known internationally as an astrono-
mer, and formerly head of the depart.
ment of science Of St Louis univer.
sity. died of appendicitis.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
Find Body in Swami

Youngstown boy found the body
of William Purnell, aged 45 years, in
puddle of water in swamp.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
piano Player Won Iron Cross.

A Minneapolis music professor has
earned the kaiser's iron cross by play
ing a piano on a motor truck at the
front.
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na6subenisn2 Die 0priteauna erfilllts
ibn nit einem @efiibl traulider gss
meinit,aft aleih Der SsreiIoe an eiller
iiillen 6Gusli6teit.
Rad ipofenlanaem einIanlem I'm
beripanbern in ben So6reaionen. rad)
einem Geten uliter Sirten unb Ssnllel'
mar er beute silm eriten Wlal ae5ipln'
oenermaben lpisber in cine onpert
Spbare menIhli6er @jeieaibdft ss'
tommen. bic er niht lie6te uno berer
Reisen er ii6 bod nift adii perl6ltes
ben tonnte. 8. iparum idben lie alldl
nit Gripartunaen auf ibn, bic er nidlt
erfiiuen tonnte unb bod srflillen ipollts
unb mubtel Rur barum flob er ia lbrs
@enleinibdft.
gr Inlcb bic 9lusen unb per'u6te atl
i6llfsn. 2tber es aelana pidt. 9pii6en
Waten unb 5rdumen. in unrupigenl
SolbIhlummer. apa ieiu aanaes bisbss
riges 2eben an ibm ppriiber.
:Nn 9euhienfels. beiien 6urlt, ben
usutn 9erh1ltniiieW iih iiiaeno. duT
bem Sbron ieinss tleiueu Gdnbss see
tlie6en par. bate ieine Bisae ssltolls
ben. bod ihon in ieinem 'sbrlten .}dhs
re ipdren Die g!tern III Die Salipt'taot
bes Ra66aritaates iiteraeiisbelt. fpo
6obe gsrotsttion ieinem 9ater, sinem
ehemaliosn Cfiiaier. bic etntra9li6e
Stslluna zines &dmmsrherrn oeridaTft
bate. Sprt bate Der 3Ob Der etnSieen
Sbrpsiter in i6Dnitsr Sustnoblutbe
bulb ben eritsn triibsn S6atten nllf
ben ,u leibter S6permuth netsenosH
Sinn bss andben aeporien. Tiir oas
bon Der fsinuebiloeien Wlutter ererbte
unb uepfleote poetiife 5aIent bes Sohs
neg bsiaR Der aammsrherr nur aerins
aes geritGnbnib, unb Geinoer muBs
bic llniperiiiGt besiehtr nm oie Rehte
su Ituoiren. 8amuls oi5tete er auer'i
iir feline Sommiliiontn friids. le'
bsnsfrobs Qieper. bic. bon eirsm bebeu
ienbsn Wluiiter fompoHirt baIb ibrer
A}sa in bic Wslt rabmen ure bsm iilns
zen Iidter einen outer Ramen mab'
ten. 9od ibn ielbii, ben aneere 5rau'
me erfiill!en befrieSi1ien bic .issnen
Qeiitunoen nift. lin ben innsrtn
Drama sn betGuben. ludri er ilb nit
einem fuit trampfbaiisn Gii.r ouf ieiI
grotItubium unb beiaDb nit gutter
Tote oas Stadtstramt1.
(iSoriiesung llgt.)
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@rMuseisentbmms. 6ppstbefea
Meneinastraatm

9leu etH 9etrd 9 II.
CLARA s. Sdniber an Wilis s
Sarper, $1050.
Sdrriet U. 2inhauer an bo.. $500.
Qnnd 8oefde an Some Sdpingi
9anf Co., $4,000.
9ertrube e. MegleIIanb an gnter
prize .. u. Co., $500.
| Wlorrs Hihman an bp., $4250.
gerndrb u. 5rimpe an GIenn y
u. 9. o., $2100.
SObn $. Risbaus on Soiepb Nis'
baus, $500.
gora gsnteI an Central Joirmouni
y. II. g. 60, $2500.
antbpnp 2sd an oo., $1,000.
glnnd Wl. grob an Rational 9. u
Co., $1,000.
Roia R. Sones an Samss q. Goo
per, 1892.
9iibors @ranoff an Sames 6. GoO'
per. $2910.
Soiepb Ri6ert al gurnst WcoSi
y. II. g. Co., $1,000.
9enrp Gidboff an Gitissns .. unt
g. Co., $1,000.
Serbert Ban 9aricum an Sinant,
g. II. g. Co., $3.50.
Uf. 8. Soons an DO. S400.
elld WeSorlep an Soutbipeit Gnt
9. a., $1,000.
9etilste 6ppotbeten.
Catherine 9bomas on Ringsoln
.. unb g. Co.. $500.
Soenrb ". Websr an bo., $1,000.
Games 70. WliIIer an Soutkrr
Ohio g. Ii. z. &c., $500.
gobue 6. Sorbsn an aibernl 6. u
.. Co., $500.
Do an Norma u. 9ebirie. $500.
4rthur T. SebeI an Glsnbale 9.
o.. $500.
RoIe Mt@ratb an propibent g.
3. uno 9. Co., 5000.
Oscar aaIma an g. ). Munb.
$500.
Clara e. Mcpbsrion an GlsnbaIs
3. a., $500.
9enrp 9rotamp an people's 3. Ii.
6. ". Co., S2500.
Sarosp giass an 15omas 80.
Rpan. $s3S.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gintinuoti, II. Sept


Sp6n .. gainss al 8m. 9rotamp,
52.68 qd.r Qunb in Guroep gip 535
BEL libe Dlils Greei in anberion
9pnnf6ip, (Steuer 81 81.
Games W. Grabam an Soitpa
SrpebIi6, 80 Bel 132 "A SUB on Der
Oiiieits BON MapIs 0y9sIpap, (Stsnsr
So; 81.
;yonnp 3. 9idfon an 8aDib :.
0idion, bi. GIiIide 5dIfie BON 81
8ub an Der GIbisits Der Tront Stra'
| &c, 101 Sub trsitlia Der Main S.ra'
| Be, 81.
6. .. Se5I on Gblrlss $. garleip,
% bel 80 Sub an oer Rprbieie bon
Sandman 2tpeuus in Cottage 3iu llns
tcrabtkilung, (steuer.5oc); 81.
globle 6. Sorban an Gertrube 8.
Wcglelanb, 40 b.i 119 CUB on Der
Weit{eite Don Grpsr aptnue in Se.'
ton 26 in Columbia 5otpni5ip.
(Steuer Soc; 81.
Wldrp 8. 9oooir an Gbtpurb5 5earH,
60 BEL 147.0S Sub, mebr pnsr fpenis
ger, an Der rorb0iiIi5en Ode Der 5uep
unb 4itobula Strubs, (Stsuer SOC;
81.
Tlattbep 9slansp on Samusl ..
Cooper, 30 bel 2l7 5ub an Der DIT
ieite BON glsinpieiu 4peniie, 220 Iub
norbli9 Der MtRilan Sirobs,
(Steusr $3.50; 81.
emma G!arle. per Sberiff, an
Gamuel 3. Cooper, 25 BEL SO ssub
oil Der Giibfeits Der aba Strabs, fers
ner, Got 6 in StssIe II. Geullp's llns
terdbtbeiluug an Jairpietp 2lpenue,
(Steuer $40; $4,000.
Sarrp 6. Watlod an Cora 9. Mats
led, 80 bei 1862 SUP an Der Rorbieite
bon grie QUsnu. in Spbe part.
(Steuer $3.50; 81.
aeab g. galolp.4 an Senrp 6.
Galbipel, Elm Stiid aanb In S.itiOn
26, WtiIcreet Sopnfbip, (Steuer $2);
81.
spbn g. McGlslanb on SliIius q.
Wieberitein, so BEL 135 Sub an
9ropnipap 2tDsnu. in Saslsp, (Stsusr
$1.50): 81.
gDiuis 6. Sarpr an Clara 6.
Sdnibsr, Got 349 in llnisrdbtbeiluns
81" bon Sa,lsp pari, (Sieusr 500;
81.
0inis 6. !Surpsr an Sorriet o..
ain6auer, Got 34S in linterabtbeis
lung ~" bon SatIsp part, (Stsuer
SOC; 81.
Die Rdtional Some 60. an Sobn 6.
unb Warn @Obfri., 30 BEL 140 Gub
an Der Siibieite BON Gfabert apenue
in qleafant Ribse, (5teuer 50e); 81.
Gbtparb G. Steinam an Clan
McSorlep. 1912 Bel So syub an Der
Rorbieite Der gldrt Gtrabs, (Steusr
$3.50; 81.
Mslis 8snt6am On gbparb :.
8rsarton, % Bel 100 SUB an Der
Weitfeit. bon 6. glnenue, itpiihen
Gpans unb Dorrsn Girobe; $40.
albert WtgulIouab an Sane Drafs,
20 Sub an Der Siibfeiis Der Wounb
Strdbe, beitebsnb aus Got go. 3 in
g W. Wcgullpugb's llnierabtbsiluns,
81.
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Der Grdumer.
Gie 8eidifte elmer Siigeno, bon
5riebrid aroner.

llnten moritirte ein 4egimeni
SoIoaten porbei, nit Whiiif, grm,e
Bale ouf bIisenoen goionetteu.
er mar gang ltilnun Dor ent5iider,
itarrte pie nui elm @umOer biuab,
,Saiiungsloiigfeit III BEN aiRoerou.
gen.
g9ie bic SoISaten Inn Die Gde bo.
gen. beaann er beftig 81 iueinel.
Woli.e binab, bur9 bas sStui;er, bin,
ierber. lie waitier nnibte ibn feit'
baIten.
2auifie iuieSer, Tjr1neu dui ben
@ansen in bic 9uii binein Der Der.
fIinsenoen 9tniit nod. Seri5te tiei
iuo idmer3!ih. oIs uidts ine9r 81
boren mar, imo idnpieg.
Ter Bod itoBt, iaste iiraienb bic
Wutter. Gonn erS1blte iie ibm - -
OR mar bier Sabre alt.
Ias mar bon nm OIL iein SpieI
al0se nabm er unb mari iie nm:
SoIoaten. Cher log aui Ser @ieie,
ben ainberbeIm irosig i'm Naden,
iinb oieIte, einen Stod oil Der @on'
&c.
9ie @orte Der SHUTTER Hiiiien ct
tpos in ibV setpedt babem ooer oie
llniformen oauiaIs, am Seniier bor'
BEL, baben ibm eitpos 5uaeruierl, ipas
er begriif uub fpas ibn nun DerioIete,
bis in ieine ainbertrdume binein:
Seinbe. anrnpi. Sies.
glIs er Glter rpurbe, itoIt bic Wliit.
ter ibn tiu6ii&.
or los Riiiergeidi6ieu, geahts,
BEL einem 2i6tih,nlpf. Die 2ebrer
fiaaten, pr iei iauI, inaufmertiam.
Giner Ididte ibn nit einem Settel
mad sauIe. er babe in Der Stunoe
unter Der gant eeIeien.
Der @ater mar ratbIos. 3anfte,
ihIug.
Iie Dtlttter glng itlH uirr9er,
ipeitfe, iaste nidts. Man6maI iab
iie ibn an. Damn idspur er fi6, fIei.
Big 5u ieir. Or mar Der Gin5ige.
gr griibeIie, biIfIos. nit ideuen
gluaen. 9iei oui Die @ieie, mari iid
in @ras uno tpeinte bitterlih.
glber oann: Der Batter periuhte es
nit gelpaIt Gnt3og bns Saiteu.
aeIo, fiir5te ibm fleiite Sreibeiten,
faraie nit SreunoIiafeite.
gines cages nannte er TIN
StroId. Bon ba nn oft, gang idnei.
6eno, per1htIif).
CIR mari ben aopi 3uriid - ipenn
er alein tpor, biB bic 3dbne juiam.
men. penn er all ben Batter oatte. -
Die Mlutter ifipieg; iie meinte
nidt mebr. Seinlli6 belt fie 81 ib.
rem siinb. llnb fab aiialDoa wohien.
Der Gntiremoung sn.
pie @dter iiii6: ggoiiter, bella
perbobrt. WolI.n alte 9rdums in
jnnse GeeIen siingen be idon &c.
fiint iinb nit relien Sr1innen.
Gines Cages lief er bapon. Sdrieb
an Die Whttter, NM on Die Whtter,
oon BON 9iebe inb 3artIihfeit.
Der Batter tat es iidb nid)t inerfen
Iniien, bat Die f5duiie gebnllt nnb ge.
iogt: Der 2lnilpl
eis bat - bod aemartt Ssn&tG.
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gtun jiebt er ben SabeI, blift aiif
Die Steioe iuto 0enft: RubIanb.
Hub nidt.
Der Saliptmann iaot es ibm ins
SeiidJt: er iei ein Trdumer. lluo
ladt.
er IddcIt 3uriid.
,W,an fam bon Giien trdunlen,
uon adnpi nno bIieenben @afien."
Ger Saliptntann iagt nifts, ipen.
Set iih nb.
Ter 6eISpebeI IdteIt nod, Der.
iutfen.
Ter Grimm idniirt Die @affen 5,i.
iaunnen. ihneibet bie aeble. llno bic
Jnuit bdqi iit nm ben GdbsIiHaui
ipie i'm aantpf.
Saeesmaribe, brenneribe G0rfer,
iamtmernoe g9eiber nno aiHoer.
Sliebenbe @itiienpatrouiIlen.
Ger Sauptmnnn natt elm finite.
res @eiiht. Die Wannif,oit trottet,
Sanb in Der frodenen aebIe.
Or idreibi nod Saus, er lei ge.
ilno uno peiter nifts.
limb: Susesmaride, brennenSe
96rfer.
S,nnner inn areiie. Simmer i'm
sfreiie.
gininaI i'm gipoliat 0ahts,
ihIud5t er, tpilo uu6 per5tpeiieIt.
CT lit Dier,rrbsipau3is Sabre aIt.
Ter Saiiptmann iliiiiert, Der SeIo.
ipebel nift.
g,eue @dride. a6er ieItiam, ipie
beihuingt. es liegt I'M Sritt, i'm
Stnub, Der niiiipirbelt.
Die 0sannifait ,peib nod iiifts;
lmb bod: bic @eiifter Iei,d)ten.
Tas fomuit BON Sniiptntann.
Gs bebt on ipie Elm @irbeliiirut
@ar5 fern: SfaarmiiteI aIeinc
@cietie. 8uianmenit6be. Rraa unS
8egenpral.
llnb Damn, iute ein Nefteribldg:
0crlp1rts. Borfpdrts. 9oripnrts.
Vie iie briiIIten rno id)reien.
Wlad rid)t fold bIaiies' 9eiidt, ou!
.Seuerl!~
Stnein. 5inein. Sinein.
aopie uno Sdlite peridtpinbeH
binab.
gsortpdrts. @oripdrts. gortpdrts.
limb Weiiif idnlettert:
fSrine - ri = Gus - 8er - iiir-
fer SO - mig - ,fno - $err.
Td iist elm @ater 5l Saiig pon bon
Corn unb @roa iiber iit ielbit.
9ab er Elm 9eben aeiebt bat, itpI5
unb hoduriitbig, an feinen Siingen
borbei. ben er pieleiht ME tDieber.
iiebt.
g,ittere, biIfIoie Se6anfen finb Dos.
Gle 5eritneioen oas Ser5. iuie elm
9fliie, Der barte St,ollen britt.
lln6 iie, Die linn beiuIid baIi, bic
fir ibn lit. gebt I'M i'm ber tpie cine
SdalIb. Siet nit linn am 9ii6,
ipri6t nit ibm - aber NIT abfpeien.
ben glusen. 9GnsuiB i'm Ser5eH,
Gram auf ben 9ippen unb ben aopf
poa bon tmiierb itiIleh 3artIihfei.
teH iiir ben 5ernerl.
limb ME Die gbiir aiifsebt, iinb er
oa itebt, elm grGier @ait i'm Gdm-
merliff eines eininmer gsudrnabIs.
Dit barte,H Seiitt uub Derionnener
4ugen.
Da periteint bic Stube BON Der
@ortIoiigfeit breier aebIen.
gsIIr orei nOpienbe Sersen.
Der ariidftod iieI 5u goben. bic
@ll,tter lag on ieiner griiit uno neste
ons grnue Siid nit ibreu 2branen.
Giner WhItter iinb TbrGnen aIles:
Sebet, @erdpeifling Soffmrns, Sic.
be i,no Gram iinb Sreioe.
Ser Batter itntb fern. fur Sefiin.
ben, fob ben Sobn, iab --
Tos III oas SebeimniB, bos Iiu.
ner hid,t peiurn f0nnen: Sann m:H.
len fie Seitfen.
- fab i'm G1mruerIiGt ei.
nen Mann in Der Sbiir iieben. 'eI..
inm erau iin6 grob. S1iiit lnb gs.
birn. Ter narid)irte nit Sraiimer.
ausen In elm fIirrenbes, eiiernes
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edIau

Gbemnnn (por bem ebeubeiien):
.Rihtia slniaIie, meme beioeu
6reimbe, bic ih fir beirte Gberb eiIr
eeIobeu bate. baben baite Dorniitas
obgeiagt.~
SrGi: ~Seute gOrnrttag id,OnY
llno parum iagit On mir bas erit
lebt2"
gbemnnn: ~@eiI ih Hia ielbit
pieoer eirruaI orbattIi& iatt ellen
iuill-
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Die a(piniaen.
Sfoman pom 5ran3 Isl m an Il.
(Jortiesung.)
:. glbsr id bsareif. ni6t -"

(5ortiesung)
.4ber i'd bsareif. ni9t -"
~@s mag Sbnen pieQei4t ihiper fals
len. Nber bier min i'd nifts iein als
Elm TourTit. Elm f9li6ter Dunoerer, Der
in Der @iniamteit tuilber 8eta0oen 3ll
Oerasiisn fudt. bah bic Weni6en ibn
fennen. 8. Gle ipiiien ni4t, pel6
itipere 2ait Der Rubm, ipis beieligsno
es lit. fib in feline frii1ere nn6etannts
belt anriidsutrdnmen!"
nlilrb ih barf ni9t einmol papd-"
Y!0eiite noyb nidt, penn ih bitten
burf. sS6 mohte asrn einen 3aa uns
,aeitDrt bier raIten nno elm Grtennen
piirbe mid fortfheu6en."
80. tpenn es 10 III - i'd pill sic
ni6t Fortf6eu9eu." Fagte Msta IiebliH
errDtenn.
! .aa Ssriraus asusn aaIfn Sie
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gl if

Run, mas III bsnn aus Shnsn sss
iporben, lisber 8aumann2"
I'D bin Tlaler, Serr R.tior."
.Maler9 9ld, unb Sbr isIistr Batter
mar ~ 0.sia -brapss .GnitdHsiasr Wanul"
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
SPONSORS AND MAIDS FOR
FREDERICKSBURG REUNION
Complete List Of Those Who VIII Rem
resent Sons Of Confederate
Veterans

FREDERICKSBURG VA. octobe,
lo.--Foilowing Is the list Of sponsors
ana maids of honor representing the
sons OF Confederate Veterans at tho
grand reunion Of Confederate Veterans
ana Sons of Confederate Veterans
which will he held I'm this city ON next
tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday:
sponsor. in chief-Miss Ria Thomas
Roanoke
Maids of honor i'm chief-A!iss I.eila
illis Shawsville; Miss Laura t;ertrude
Garrett. Norfolk: Miss Edmonia cor
pin Lee. fredericksburg: Miss Rubi-
nette Lee, Irvington
Matron OF honor In chief-AIrs. J.
Gnrnett King. Fredericksburg. Va.
Chaperon In chief--Mrs John r.
n"olrick' fredericksburg Mrs. e. :
iierndon. Portsmouth,. Mrs L. r.
EVans, salem; Mrs Thomas 81. Darnell.
Roanoke.
Maids and sponsors-First District.
Mrs Eleanor w. Kent. sponsor. Miss
Flora Mason Frederick sburg. maid
second District-Miss Ellen Maury.
Norfoik. sponsor Miss Mary Seldom
Mrs James Easlcy Lipscomb. Rich
mond' sponsor: Miss Dora Taylor.
Richmond. maid. Fourth District
Miss Nan Richardson, Farmville. sron-
sor; Miss Charlotte Tomlin. retcrs-
burg, maid. Fifth Distrct-Mrs.
'>ou'Sa poi n s'die watkins, South EOS-
ton, sponsor; Miss f.. c. Maury. DAN
VILE maid. Sixth District-Miss Helen
Sheahan, Roanoke. sponsor: Miss Eliz-
abeth Adams, Lynchburg, maid. Seventh
District-Miss Rosa Rogers. Roanoke.
SPONSOR Miss Agnes Starkey. Roanoke.
maid Eighth District-Mrs. w Wirth
Smith. Louisa, SPONSOR Miss Blanche
Stansbury. Alexandria. maid Ninth Dis
trict-Miss Mary Lee lIonaker. Ahing-
don, sponsor. Miss Catherine Stuart.
maid Tenth District-Miss Bessie Will
son Arthur. Winch ester. sponsor: Miss
Virginia Martin Paul. Harrisonburg.
maid.
For brigades--Flrst. Miss Julia Cole
man. Churchland, sponsor: Miss I.alla
Jones. Norfolk. maid Second. Miss
Mamie x. Allen, Richmond. sponsor:
Miss Jean Gregory, Richmond. maid.
Third. Miss Virginia Fickley. Cluster
Springs, maid. Fourth. Mrs. William
Ingles, Radford. sponsor. Representa-
tivcs from r.. S. Chew Camp, :. c. V.
Fredericksburg: Miss Kate Newell
DoSgett. Miss Dorothy Freeman. Maui
ry Camp. Confederate Veterans: Miss
Amelia Woods Miss Susie Mallory
Bradley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
"CARDUI IS A
SPLENDID TONIC
Says Boyd Lady in Telling OF Her
Experience With Cardui. Recon-
mends 1t To Others.

Boyd. Ala.-"About six years
ago." writes Mrs. Emma Mcbride, OF
this place. 81 got run down III
health. My weight went
down to less than 40, and | am a
large woman, and have large bones
My usual weight Is much more 1
got very bad complexion and was
dark under my eyes.
kept getting worse all the time
would be so very nervous. that, at
times. I'd have nervous chills
Couldn't rest we'll at night, for some
time. | suffered great pain
In stomach or lower abdomen. hips.
left side and back, also had a dull
headache. could hardly do my
work at all. could only drag around
all the time. and finally for 8 weeks
1 was confined to my bed and SUI.
fered great agony all the time
Mrs. ----. of Boyd, recommend
ed that | take Cardui. | began using
It, and when | started on the second
bottle, could see that was getting
a whole lot better After using the
third bottle. felt didn't need any
more medicine whatever never
had another nervous speel after taxi
ing the Cardui. It's a splen-
did tonic. l do hope women
suffering as did will use it,"
If you suffer as this lady. try
Cardui, the woman's tonic For sale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16

parts OF the potassium bichromate. on
part or potassium nitrate. and two
parts OF white sugar.
Cut out some small pieces OF thinnisl.
paper, and put about hnlf II thimble.
ini OF the powder into each, thcn twist
me ends of the paper up so that Il
niue cone-shaped package is the re-
suit. TO start the egg" 1t Is only
necessary to stand the little cone on n
pia'e ana apply light 10 the tin.
inc serpents then develop in fine style.
ANY eggs which are not to be used ut
once should be kept In dry place
away from The light
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
WHISKY CAUSES ARREST
OF TWO LYNCHBURG MEN
Raleigh Police AlleKe That VirgIninns
Carried Liquor to North Carolina
"Blind Tigers"
Ispecial DO The Times- DIspntch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispntchl
RALEIGH, n. c.. october I5.-Stevc
Dayis and Raymond Jones, travelling
In Il seven passenger automobile. were
arrested late last night near the State
Fair Grounds on the charge OF bring
ing whisky through from Lynchburg
to be delivered to blind tigers" They
had thirty-five gallons of liquors In the
machine, put up I'm pint bottles. I'm
der the law tho autom obile. which is II
powerful and valuable machine carry
Ing Virginia state license. will be
forfeited and sold for the beneht OF
the school fund.
They will have hearing. to-mor-
row morning i'm the Municipal Court.
Dnvis and Jones will claim that they
were on their way from Lynchburg to
Jacksonville. Fla, and merely stopped
In Raleigh to have some repairs made
to the automobile. They Will also claim
immunity through the State
Commerce Act. On the other hand. the
police allege that packages OF the
liquors were addressed 20 Raleigh
parties.
Minister Ends Hin Life.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
BRISTOL, VA, October l5.-Rev
Polk keiseder. "A Baptist minister. Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16

Hagan' Lee County committed suicide
on Thursday Ito was forty-six years
oid' and was recently released from u
noSpitai, where he was under treatment
Tor mental arrangement He had been
out OF the hospital but short while
when he slashed his thront with d
knife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
thiCk-Wurriner,

LYNCHBURG. VA, october lJ.-
Allen Watson Chick and Miss Georgia
Nora Warmer. both Of LynchDurg
were married Yesterday at the resi-
dence OF J. y. Hancock here, the onciat-
ing minister being Rev. j. 7 Watson
OF Euclid Avenue Christian church
After a trip to Richmond. they will
reside ut ios Walnut street. Lynch
burg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
Virgins, Postmaster, NAMED

WASHINGTON, u z, OCtOber D.
The following Virginia poStmastcrs
were named to-day: Herbert L. Jolly.
AT Freeman, Brunswick County. and
james H. Clevingcr. Jr. at Make
Buchanan County.