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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07
CHURCH WOMEN meet

Women Of the Second English Luth-
eran church will meet with Mrs.
Levert Hazel+ine. 216 North West
i bird street at 80 o'clock to consider
the problem which has arisen as the
result of the collapse of the north wall
of the church building this morning.
The 'Tomen will consider means Of
raising money and Of backing up wha:-
ever action the church council takes
at its meeting tonight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07
PLAN DISCOVERY DAY

Richmond council, Knights of Co.
lumbus, will celebrate Columbus or
Discovery day at the hall Tuesday ev-
ening, October II. Open house is to
he held between and II O'Clock,
which will include reception by the
X of c.. assisted Ly committee OF
Young women. A musical program VIII
be followed by talks and dance, The
speakers are Rev. Clement Lepf and
Rev. Walter J. Cronin.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07
VIRGINS IN CITY

Frank Virgins, secretary of the
chamber of commerce of Los Angeles,
one of the most most prominent city
boosters in the United States, passed
through here yesterday on his Way to
Atlantic City, where he is supervising
a Los Angeles display. Virgins is
former Richmond man, and has attain
cd national recognition through his
publicity work for Los Angeles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07
COLD WAVE COMING

Like circuscs cold waves travel il
sections.
The second section of the recent
cold wave which held back over Mon
tana is travelling very rapidly
southeastward. according to w. +.
Moore, local weather forecaGter Wha.-
ever vegetation escaped the first frost
is doomed tonight. declared Mr.. Moore.
The frost will be heavy with tempera-
lures far below freezing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07
DEDICATE MEMORIAL

Citizens of Richmond and Wayne
county are invited by the Joaquin Mil
Ter Memorial association of Liberty, to
attend the dedication of the memorial
at the poets birthplace Sunday after
neon. The exercises will open at
o'clock in the Stanley Memorial build
ing with an address by the Rev.
Charles Whitman The monument will
he unveiled at > o'clock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07
KING CASE SET

Howard King pleaded not guilty this
morning to a charge of assault and
battery on Stephen Vecca, proprietor
of an italian restaurant in the north
end. The case was set for trial next
Monday. King says Vecca was jealous
of a woman who was in the restaurant
and that they got into a scuffle. Blows
were finally exchanged. King was con-
siderably scratched
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07
ALIENS FooT.EAsE DOES

When your shoes pinch or your
corns and bunions ache SO that you
are tired all over get Aliens Foot
Ease, the standard remedy for the last
% years, and shake it into your shoes.
1t will take the sting out of corns and
bunions and give instant relief to
Tired, Aching, Swollen, Tender feet
Sold everywhere, 25c. Don't accept
any substitutc.-adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07

Tuesday evening ut the brides home
in that place were guests In this city
Wednesday evening enroute to New
York and points in the east where
they will spend their honeymoon. Mrs.
Barrows was formerly Miss Ruth Hull.
In honor of Mr. Peter Van Etten
and Miss Margaret Reece. who were
married q month ago, miscellaneous
shower was given last evening at the
home Of the brides parents on Ran
dolph street. They received many pref
ty and useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Conner, who
have apartments on North C street
will move soon to the Pelham.
auction bridge club this afternoon in
stead of yesterday.
Miss Marian Russell was hostess
last evening for meeting of the A.
N. c. club. Miss Florence Spaulding
was a guest. Those present were
Misses Blanch Compton, Mildred Par.
ker. Hazel Mashmeyer, Mary Bulla,
VIVA 4AuoOCAA anu wary u. Two
weeks Miss Blanch Compton enter.
| tains the club.
A pleasant surprise was given Tues,
day In honor of Mrs. William Hodapp
at her home on North Third street
| this being the forty-third birthday an.
| niversary of the hostess. Cards fea.
tured the afternoon and favors were
given.
Mrs. George Seidel and son Dean
and Daughter Eleanor, motored down
| from Richmond yesterday to make a
visit of a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
G. c. Morey. Mrs. Seidel and son will
motor home tomorrow but Miss Flea
nor is staying on to visit Miss Mar
garet Millikin.-Hamilton Republican
News.
The auditorium of the Reid Memo
rial Presbyterian church was well
filled Wednesday afternoon when ar
open meeting Of the Domestic Science
association was held. Mrs. Fred j
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07
a picnic supper In the evening for the
husbands Of the members.

a picnic supper in the evening for the
husbands of the members.
The mid-week prayer service Of East
Main Street Friends church this even
ing will be in charge of the Argathea
Bible class of the Sunday school.
A market will be given all day Sat
urday In the room on Main street for
merly occupied by the Hornaday hard
ware store by members of the West
Richmond Friends church. The pub
lie is invited.
Mrs Spencer led the devotional ex-
ercises Wednesday afternoon when
the c. w. B. NJ. of the First Christian
church met at the church. Mrs. F. F..
Haisley had the home topic and Mrs
Inez Hirshberg the foreign topic. An
Article from THE Tidings" was read
by Mrs. l. S. Burns. The parlors were
decorated with dahlias and other fall
flowers. Arrangements were made
for members Of the society to attend
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07

FRIED OYSTER LUNCH SATUR.
DAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
PATTERSON, II SOUTH 9TH ST.
16-thur-fri-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express our thanks
and appreciation for the many tokens
of love and esteem bestowed on our
Dear Mother by neighbors and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy LIE May,
tit Forrest and Earl Maple.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07

FRIED OYSTER LUNCH SATUR.
DAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
PATTERSON, II SOUTH 9TH ST.
16-thur-fri.tf
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NOTICE..

I, Chester D. Uhly, will not be re
sponsible for any debts incurred b.
my wife, Ollie Uhly, on and after o.
tober 6, 1915. Any person extendin
credit to her, irrespective of the kin
or nature, will have to look to her TO
payment
adv-6-3t CHESTER D. UHLY.
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rial Presbyterian church was well
filled Wednesday afternoon when ar
open meeting Of the Domestic Science
association was held. Mrs. Fred J
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07
BRIEFS

The celebrated Harper Whiskey,
quart $500, gallon $3.75. All brands
Of whiskey bottled in bond SIPS per
bottle. Westcott Hotel Bar. 7-tf-adv
Lost-Lady's gold watch chain with
ball fob. Return to Auto Hack Station
about. Call 1856. 5-3t-adv
NOTICE..
Ladies' Auxiliary to the A. o. H.,
will hold their regular meeting Mon
DAY night, instead of Tuesday, in K. of
G.. hall, on account of Discovery day.
adv-6-4t MRS. EDWARD KAMP,
President.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick I. Barrows
of Connersville who were married
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will give an
assembly dance Friday evening in the
Odd Fellows hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren A. Baker, nee
Miss Mary Cook, are the parents of a
baby daughter, born Saturday at Reid
Memorial hospital.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09

Capital put into the manufacture
and distribution of fuel and food and
clothing, into the provision of homes,
of the necessities and comforts Of
life, is so invested as to relieve this
condition. 1t is turned over rapidly
and keeps industry healthily alive.
Capital put into q city which is about
to be burned to the ground is not
more surely lost for every purpose OF
sound national economy than capital
put into the manufacture Of muni-
tions Of war for the foreign trade,
especially when these arc to be paid
for by the sale of American securi-
ties at a sacrifice or by the issue of
foreign governmental obligations.
The manufacture for sale In time
of war indifferently to any buyer
who may be able to carry away is on
par with the reckless manufacture
and sale of bombs or poisons alike to
the insane, to children, or TO those
bent on criminal acts. Slavery,
brigandage, and piracy are compare
lively respectable. But the manufac-
turers are not at fault above others.
Tho bankers needed a lead in the
matter from Washington. The manu-
facturers are entitled at least TO- the
moral restraint Of public discussion.
While this trade continues without
condemnation or protest we are all
alike responsible.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
NeFnnntmndlnnnen.



q II ~ o Z G, 3. Sdlludr 1910.
Die SirnBcnournbruhe Somminnrc in oct
Saot Baltimore MAIDEN GcnidB Den &oriDriten
ocs Baltimore Sid0t0barers hicrmt bcfnrnt
onB lic Die Muitcuung elmer 0einiurien Silie
nller 5ngclproWcnen 9HiiOdolann1cl, ncruriah
ncbii elmer crfldrenocn Nortc nnlcriaen liebcn
IN Serbinouna nit Der 6onocmnirnnn uno Nt'
iiiunug bcr 9eulic Srahc, IN elmer erclic noh
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icmhcr 1913 unicr5ciUncicn &croronnna Nt.
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Sic gluilaeeu peroen il9 oni beioe seiien
Der gsolic SiraBc ainihlebli6 oercn @eii, er'
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Nnrib-WOcnuc bis 3lir Gillette Der Nnrloro
Rulo. Die Jloroiciie Der 9orib'Aucnuc 200 SUB
uil.i0 unb 200 0uB mciiliU ron Der geoile'
Srabe; beioe Seien Der 3panilalien Sirabe
500 Snb 0iilih bon Der gSolicsSirlBc; bic
9eeitieiie Der 2SaiblneionsS Sirnbe, bon Der
3iuamiqien Strahe big 3nm clifton ynri uno
sic Ci.fcile Der 0ariorosJioao 200 SUB H0rolid
uno iloli6 bon Der geolicsSrabe.
llno iic acbcl icrucr biermii 9,oti5. oah nor'
bcnannic 0iIic mn crfnrcnoe Narie ieti llr
Die ,Supeiipu alcr harn inicreiilrtcn Retio'
Wluntaa, Dem ndlt5cBucu x11c i'm Sannnr
1915, nm n llbr @orlniinQs. id ln ihrem
Nirenu i'm N0iDbuuie iiir ben Srcd pcrinn'
mcln iucrOcn. nm irQcn0 cine IN hcldQier Siiie
nnpciiibrtc Ibdiin6c iu rcOi0ircu. eeacH iucldc
0nuduo bon @crcncn crbohcn iuirn Die oo'
rim incrcfri su ieu bCbdupicu.
0uacnc 6. Grammar,
Sphn g. sauiDrp,
Nnrrn u. 9irmlen,
Gommiiidrc.
(S0n01i-f3) 6lcri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
Der Son Scr qHes uuO Der Son Der @a6r0eit.

QroicIior 0o0inQs bon Der Gollmbo.l lnlpertot
Ioatc bcfonntld fr3lid. Gin Stu0iiim ocs oGnlben
@e6budes 5eac oaB @landes, mas Die oelllden Nt'
plomofen ioaten acrooe5u ounm fnge IS lit ia ledlt
m6alidl Sab ser Eon Der 2sabrbet IN Den Sbren oes
S5crrn QroeIors cinen rcmoortaen Slang bot. ocii
6os DIR Ger 9lnQIopben III nrr oil Den Eon Der eg'
liiden mo iron3oiben Diplomatic gcuobnt. llno uic
&C. flinat lit qenuqiam befornt CT bot ociI Alana
oer Sqc sn alien ncitrolen Sduocrn Der gSet IL Der
Qlanq 6or6or in 9meriln in Stalici in Nouono, IN
G1nemnrf, in Shpe0el mo 9ioruc9en urlo IN oel Ter
ncn Gbna Qos Cbr Der 93cltralcn IN europa bot
noh mo nod Ocn gdBflang oes Zones beraisaelpurt
nidlt o6er oos DIR Ocs nctroen 2merIfas bier piro
q, uod mic Dor ais 6armonde Nfuf on8ccbcl mas
pelleint onf 0ciitespwpmotidoit 5urid5iiDrcn ilt
0n0crs o6cr i'm ierncn China Gas Obr iencS oltelien
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@nfana 0cs 0riegcs an Den WiBtang i'm Zone Der Nl'
plonloen scr Saiirten 6crnsgeiprt imO 0aS mas oie
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arcafbrimQ lnO ocnihe 9teocrlogcl Oerbreiteten
inner ais Qae crfamt 10 icbr olld) id Die lgncrd)e
Diplomatic nit Sen br 3nr Scriiignng tebcnoen aro'
zen Silfsmitcn abmibte, bic 96inelcn 5 3pin9cI oc
Siioen ais 6oarc Nfim5c Giil5lnebnen.
Ter iron36Iide Gcian0te fiir Gbino, Serr Gonp.
4 g.. Dem oos in iroBoiideu Solo iicbenoe nlo IN
iron,oider Sprade crdeinenoc oSourna DC Fen8
utr lnbeoinQtcn 0criiiguna tcbt pcroiiendt IN Dem
gottc oQc erocnflidcn @cbGiioteitcu gegeu Cettidl
lon0 9ber oieic @cbdiiiaeitcn mo Siigcn pie Q, y.
sic WGr. Sic Cemibc b1teu bel i6rcn adnplcn ciaiii'
fdc ain0cr Dor Der Sdladtlinic cnbergeriebcn ooit
0cIc BON sen ieinod)cn auacln gctroen uiirocn, i'm
oen bc sem Qcbil0eicn G6ineien sic acbbreOc gliltad
tlma ioqar @eradng, mo 10 lam oaS 9latt lelncl
= ElI,uiiiQsl Scr Scrr gcinilote SAB iid oabcr
nQbduog eincn anGcn grtitc jn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
Baltimore, G. Sannar 1919.
ghrenW ocr Ab5naSlaual. 0puimiinDn ber Staoi
Baltimore.

Baltimore, G. Sannar 1913.
ShrenW ocr AD5nnSlannl'0p pnlmiitun oer Staot
Baltimore.
Nn5elge fir Wlnterinl unb 3ubeb1r Gunlrait
Ir hber 3ieacireine.
Ycrneqelie Nugebufe nit Der Wutdritt /. Yto
poidl for Surnilhino Nrid 10 toe Seucraae
0ommilion" dorcifiri an ocH peonro o
9ludros OF Baltimore Gin" Weroen bis Nlitt
nod, 0en 20 Sannar 1915, ! llbr 9orWii'
Tags i'm Bureau beo SiaoisNeaiiraiors, Adp'
Dnus Baltimore Vl0., cniacgcn acnomueil.
Spe5ifiiaiioncH ionncH an uno na9 Gon'
neriing, oeu e Sannar 1910, nli Velnh I'M
Nurcnm Der glb5nQsfannls Gommifiion. 3immcr
9r. 904 ,,Nntricau Srilbln1", NnltimUre
NIB, crlanqt peroen
Sin bcgnubigcr Gbed oeS 9ieters i'm Be
TRACE bon 100000 nul cine Clearing Soule
N0ni" 0c5oQen. an bic CrOer oeS Nl0bOr5 uHo
Sidotrlihs BON baltimore 50blbar, iUir0 nit
icocm Qlnlcbot oerdnQt
W11cldldbtr Eunuilidtcu:
4t5 NJ 3legelheine peridlieoe ener gurteit.
Ger etfoarclhc Veicr AMI 0lclcn 0onirnit
mlB BnrelcbaIi iielcn mo oic &orlbriiten oc4
SlnoisGbdtiers iiber G0nirniic erlilueH.
Glc 0cnirait'NCb1roc bebdt n6 ons lleb
bor iracno Elm ODER ale gln9cboie 5urild5n'
neiien ODER 5rei ooer mcbr lcpnrnle 0ontrniic
fir Die perlbiebencn Stems In Dem Angebof
Der Stnnt iiir Gut hclnnocn pcrocii nnA
Sm guiignQe Der y!b3uacfnnnl 0ommiiiion.
0baues Gnglano,
0arrh II. glo0oete
Scfrcidr.
0eiidiiQi am G. Sdnudr 1915.
Sobn Nuberi,
temp Rrdllocnt Der 0onirdiisNeb0roe.
(Nan7-9 9ii-12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09

Baltimore. 6. Souuar 1918.
Bureau Der ACKNOWLEDGMENT Der Stnot
NnltiuDre
9n5cigc fir Winierial NIB 3n0ebUr Snnirnit
Wr. 6, 0pnlrct Eedsstfinc iiir 0ihnonngcu.
Ncrlielelic Nugcboic nit Der Nuilhrli:
Rropoal for Surnilbna Concrete Sdce'Siones
ior 1Hlcis TO toe SeDcrnae 0onmiilion" lorel
lirl an ocu ,Bonro Of gllpnros OF Baltimore
Gin" perben bic WlittUsf ben 20. 3anunr
1915, n ubr 90rnlitaqs. I'M Bureau oes
Observation-Disclosures. 6aibboue, Baltimore Dlh
eniacgeu acnonimen.
SpejiliafioueH f5nnea nm nno nab opit'
ncritdg, Den u SdHunr 1915, dui 0elu0 TN
Bureau bcr Wbugsinnn'0 0onmiflion. 3inimer
Nr. 904, ,glmsrican Snilolng", Snlttmore
NlO., erlangi iuerocn
sin bceldnbieier Gbcd ocS Nieier8 i'm Be
irage ION $4,000 nul cine n0lenrin9 0onlc
H0nf" qe5oQen. an bic Oroer oes Wopore unD
zidorutbs bon Baltimore 6uO.bdr, ur0 mil
iebcn gluQcbot bcrlanQf
0baeimdtt: Cunniiiateu
no 0cncrci Ecd sSicuc fir Wdinounqen.
Scr erfogrei0e Wieicr nui olcfcn 0onirnli
mub NurQimali ilelleu uno Die 8ori6rliicn Dce
Stn0is Charters iiber 6oulraiic crfiincn.
Nc Gonirnit'Ncb0roc bcbdlt fd) oas RedDi
Dor. iraeno Elm ooer ale gInGeboie 5urid5n
nciicu.
Sri guiiraec ocr slb5nesianalg gommiinon.
6barleS 0nglano
Sarr0 ~ NeSssrS
Seireiar.
8eildiiai an @. Samar 1915
Sobn pubert
temp Yrniiocni Der 0oniraii Vctoroe.
tSan7 0,ll-i2)
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6rieOb6fe.
Qrnbpn. .Nnrf.G .Genleiern.

giirean: NJ 2f. 9ef.. sarnteaa. eirnGe, nro
canptGnnnn0. Sscherld.yloab.
gcqrdbnifplcec bon S21 az. unicr bcitnuot'
act Qlniiint Sdniito!nmen. @eipinoe, Rlon5cn
&c. nno I'M 1rci3Aan5 dni Qnupis9in0nnp. ~
iInoen Infer ageri miro. penn geiphniht
oorlpcncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
GnnitSn llhilin Q0eper.

IS narb am o. Sanuar 1915 0apiidn @bilip
Eaeber, Qclicbicr cidiic bon 9luGliia 2Seocr. I'M
9nier bon 50 Nubrcu. Mionolcn mo y 20
cen Sic 9ccroiounq fluoc Sonniaa, 10.
N0nnar, ~ lihc 9ddmiiiaQc. BON iciner gsooi
mmQ. glr 238, sRos 8aiirrions 9nri.Auenue,
aus sur .Smmduues Yuiherii6e STRIDE, enro'
line nabc Baltimore. Sirnb. iiail. 0eietnna
nnf Dem .Smmnnuee SrIeobofe~ In Soure'
niuc (S0nS-1O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
NinInhnna anr ct. 4nnIs.airdlt.

Slomcib6dc Nronomar nno @raiis Sirabc.
@nitDr @nul 81. Smnah
s0nni0Q N,orocn III llbr ocullh nno
9lbcnos iae ubr cnQil0. AmiScinle5nnG
Nor0ene. (1nn9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
6hriItian gohnet.

Sc larn am 6. Snunnr 1915 G6rlflan 9oG.
nef, oeliebier Gjniic bon qena Qobnet 9eD.
Sdnrer, uno Sobn Der hcriiorheHcn 9oam uno
Catherine 0obnet bic NccrDlMula iinoei nnl
eunutoa, h3 ilhr 9l0hniiiiOps BON ieiner
9pobnuna. NJ. 23OO. 0aripro .Qi0cnne, aus itnti.
mo,u Wcrmanoic Wio 5rcnnoe b0lH0t ein9ei
lnhcr iin0 hc5nluobucn. Ncllcbrna aui Dem
gGciiern @emeicrn (Sano-lV)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
gD}ara gJroofS.

0s norb am 8. Sanudr 1915 Wlatn Srpols,
ac6 Qnnl ocliebte Satin non giorre eroqls
nct am W,nuiaa, . llhr Gadmiiiaoc. bon Der
Q2o6nnnQ ihrcr ShlUdQcrin. Nrau @. w. 2sleb.
ucr Wr. PIP, Ho-Naibinaiuns zitdhe, alie
hnfsD (San0 I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09

oicicrn mar nSudionSao~, Der 5o9restng Der
Sflodt BON 9lcu,SrleanS in Der General Anorem
Sodion Die enoldnoer griinolt aui oen Sopi ldlIng
Ger Sicarr BON Gep.Srleans luiroe pdtcr @rdioent
Der Ser Staaten SGBe er ebt i'm gSeibcn Souic Damn
aabc cs te 9cbongen nit Gnglano Oonn gdbe es tene
eetiec NcitrolitGt Damn gdbe es feline oirefte Inter
Iiiitlmg Gnglanos Ourd Oe Sieicring bon @ewebre
imO Quil. 2n-augeln, Damn Uiiroen engliibe 9rie9s
idiffe ole Sanocside DER ncItraleu Sdnoer nidt an
iGren SSobrten 3mii6en neitraen Sdcn bclduaet
@raiiOent @ooorop g9ilion mar gcicrn IN Snoinnopo
lis mo prod bort ii6er 9lnOrcp Sadion Inter An.
oerem ioatc Serr @Hon. uGs CAB nid)ts 0liloes an
9norau ,sadon las lit Der @rmo, wcs6ob id) DON
ocnl 5pngei0cn GiniiiB Ocies lages iprcdc glnorcu
rodion mar Gin Nonn Der ir 9(acs an mas cr 9laibte
crnltlid fdnpite lmO in Der Ibot iii mn en iodler
Wlonn wcrt6 i'm oiialt6en Se6en 81 ite6en. @enn id
nict bercii uGrc iiir 9laes 5u fdlnpien an mas id
oloutc Damn uiiroe idj eS ais mene @ilift one0clt
cncn bntcrc Git eii3uncbmeu n @os iinoet inler
@rdli6ent fdmpicnspertb2 Die 6reibeit oes @et
mecres2 Gic 5rci6eit uereS SonoeS 81 allen 3c
ten? Nodj ongem gSorten bat cr ebt cnoId, BON Der
inmcr orolcuocr wcrOenoa 0fientliden @cinng ge
iricbcn. oei ihenborcn gInlaif aenodt iir enen lo
hcn 0omp g9iro cr ion 10 grinolid ourd)liibrcn oie
gn0tcu Sodion cs gci6on bobcil wiIroe?
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airdIidjc an5ciecu.
2inns.M .Memtinbe.

QcrnQton. nno SonioaD Srobe
0oiicsoicnli 10.45 Gorni p0briius mo
bic lNcll" lNnnO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
Snlic gSaauer.

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0retetniefeits. STRIDE.

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GonulnG 8ormiiide; Sic SuQeno5cli Gent"
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-29
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U. Y. Lennon. q rancher from
Dairy. 10 In town on business.
George Il. Morey Is registered NJ
the American from Oakland.
John McFall Ii a visitor from Bo-
nansa.
J. w. Treese 10 here on business
from Odessa.
Shorty Wright Of the Fitzpatrick
ranch IL In town today.
Jack Logan Is In his city from Md.
land.
George Howell Is visitor from
Merrill.
Mr.. Robustilini. Midland rancher
Is here on business.
James Dixon 10 In town buying.
/ @. A. johnson 10 up from Midland
Records! Records! Records! Shop.
herd Plano Depot. 37-7t
| l.. Pfstainstiehl and wife are late
arrivals from Madison, Cal.
| c. Skully II here on business from
San Francisco.
G. J. Larrimore 10 registered At the
Hall.
F. J. Jackson 10 down from Fort
klamath.
c. l.. Davidson and family are visit.
Ors from San Francisco.
| B. H. Grant 10 down from Portland
At your service with everything
new In fancy goods. art and crockery
ware. Henderson's. 1885 Main.
George w. Hammond IL late ar.
rival from Sacramento.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-29
MouingP Pictures
II we were asked TO select the most

II we were asked to select the most
delightful and msritorious production
OF Famous Players for the last two
months we would choose THE Morals
of Marcus" stated the critics Of the
Motion Picture News. To choose this
from all the splendid production Of
the Famous Players 10 paying Il q
very high compliment. Marie Doro
starring In this feature 10 one OF the
recent caDtives Of the Famous Play.
ers. and her role In this picture 10 one
that brings out her sweet and wistful
personality. OF humorous scenes there
are many. and even the subtitlss are
often conducive to ~ much laughter
as the actions OF the players, But
the picture ID not oil comic. Its psthos
predominats In many spssches, ssps-
cially when the aspiring relatives Of
THE Marcus" plot against Charlotte.
tho little refugee from the Turkish
harem. whom The Marcus has given
refuge In his stately mansion. WIN.
Locke. the author Of the play from
which the picture u taken. has min.
sled the comedy and dramatic inei.
dents In such even proportions that
the conbiastion produces . picture
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-29
|LAkeyiew Pastor Viaits.

Lakeview Pastor Visits.
Rev. George A. Crawford. pastor OF
the Presbyterian church 1T Lakeview.
motored to klamath Fails this week.
returning to Lakeview Thursday A.
iternoon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-29

charming In every scene. This extra
ordinary offering Will be shown ct the
star tonight and tomorrow. A matt.
nee will b given tomorrow afternoon.
% arranssments have been made by
ths Business Mems Association eor oil
the school ehlldroa,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-29
to the city jail. sabou was taken b.
fore Judge Leavitt. and the city treas
ury was benefited seven and ons-half
plunks, accredited to "hnes."
Opens Saturday.

The billiard hail of e. A. Walker
on Main street is undergoing the last
touches OF the workmen and the Ia
bles are all set up. 1t is Mr.. Walkers
intention to open his new place Of
business. which will be known a. The
Mecca. Saturday morning.