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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08
9dsliher Marft- 8eriht.
Cincinnati z. Ottober.

GtftctnH att Z. SftoDef.
Die na4folsenben 0uptirungen be-
aiebtn ii6 MIR auf gnaros 5rdnsa
attionsn. Bel ileineren gsl6dftsn
Derben etipas b0bere 9reiie bere4net.
proptfionen.
S&mal5. - priu,a Steam
9.00-9.10; Jamilb S9mala 9a
lot per gfunb.
Srodensefafsents Gleif d.
Short clear Seiten 9a--,104t; grs
ira fbort clear 95-1oc: fbort Rippsns
feiten 94-10c; S4ultern 84-8sc;
Bellies 10-10sc.
Bacon. - Gbort clear Seit.n
1o3-114e; ertra ibori clear Seltsn
10a-11e; ibort Rippenieiten 103-
lie: S6uItern 94-9se; Bellies IL
LIE.
sugar Gureb 5leif&. -
S6int.n 15-155e; pienic Sdultsrn
104-1Odc; greaifeit Bacon 18-
19c: Stultern in padei.n 10t-11e;
q. y. Gut Sdultern 101-11e; tros
dene Beef Gdinten 23-25e.
Siibqep0teItes aletf6. =
Der gfunb: G9int.n 12-12tc. mic.
mic SHultrn 94-9ac; Bellies
16-16se: Gduli.rn 1of10se; q.
y. Gut bo. 10i-10ac.
Srifa.s TGeif9. = Gdinten
11f-12ie; pienie S1ultrn g.
SIC; Gdulier S--8se: fbort Rip,
peui.iten 9-91c; ibort clear Sei'
ten 9r9ac; ertra fbort clear Seiten
9-9hc; Bellies lei4t 16-16ac; Bel
lies ibpere 10-11
Weblunb getreibe
WsbI. - Wintsr poient $5.75--
5.s5; Dinisr fanep S5.30-5.4o;
Winter 5aHriIp $4.75-4.s5; @int.r
ertra $4.30-4.50; Wnter orbinGres
$4.1O-4.30; 5artss Wei5.u patsnt
$5.85-6.30; Sartss Wsi3sn fancp
S.45-5.70; 5artes Weissn Tamilp
&.50-4.s5; Rogsnmebl norbpefts
lidss asmiidtes S5.2o-5.45; retnes
Gitp Rossenmsbl S5.30-5.55; gitp
semifdtes Ross.umebl $5.20-5.45.
Dtiaeu. go. 2 rotbr Wint.r
$1.16-11S; To. 3 $.10-1.15;
Ro. a bo. $102-110.
WeLi9torn. - Ho. / tDeibes
CSC; 30. 2 bo. 64i-65c: gao. 3 bo.
64-64sc; go. A DO. 63s-64e; go.
8 DO. 63-63ac; go. 8 go. 62-63e.
- Ro. l aelbss 65ae; go. 2 bO. &-
65ie; go. 3 DO. 64t-65c; Ro. 4 bo.
go. 8 DO. 63A-64c; Ro.
8 bo. 623r63sc. - Ho. / s.mif4tss
65e; Ro. 2 bo. -65e; Ro. 8 DO.
64-64de; 60. a bo. 63a-64e; No.
5 bo. 63-63Ae; go. 6 DO. 62-63e.
- Weibes aolbenforn 64--65c; aeIs
bes Golbsniorn 65-67c; semiidtes
Rplbenforn 64-65e.
Rogaen. - glo. 2 9Se-100;
Ro. 8. 96-97e; Ro. A 92-96e.
safer. - go. Q tpeiber 40
41e; Stanbarb tpsiber 38-40e; 90.
8 psiber 36-37e: Ro. a tpeiBer 33a
-34e; so. 2 aemif&isr 3e-37c; Ro.
3 semiifter 35-36e: Ro. 4 asmif4s
Ier 32-34e.
Whtsfh
Dertauft ipurben 783 gbls. Siitils
Iers Giniibsb @ooos auf Der Bats bon
S1.39 per GalIons.
Groceries.
Rdffee - Jdpa 23-30e mo.
ia 29-30e; Guatemala fansp 19e;
eo. aiittr 17ac.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08

g2e 10 gorf. z. Ottober.

Hen Yort, Z. Otto6er.
aupfer. Martt itetia; gRetrcs
lptic $18.12-1S.25.
eifen. = Wartt itetia unb unbsrs
dnbert.
3inn. - Martt rubiq, $32.O0-
$500.
8lei. - $3.50.
Spelter. - aeine Quotirung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08

ma fris~. 6iibnereier 27Ac; ,firfts
245e; prbinGre firits 22e; IecouOs
171e per Dubeitb.
| Gtfliael. - yldHfraae gut. -
Droilers 2 gfunb unb barurlter 151t;
iiber 2 qfunb 13te; Sd6ne 10lc;
6iibner 12-14e; 6Gbne 103e; Sruts
| biibner 18c; gulls &c; gnten 13
I--,14e; iiinae gnten 14--15c; Gdnis
l9-12e per pfirnb.
Sbfunb Gem miife.
| aepfel. - @ute 9lepfsl $1.75-
200; atip6bHli6e $1.00-150; rpthe
gtftritan $1.00-1.5O per gbl.. eins
hsimif9e 40-75c per Blu.
3itronen. Wefina $2.75-
300; California $3.0o-3.5o per
&iite.
aronsbeeren. - Cape Sob
$6.50-7.00 per gbl. unb $1.75 per
Rife.
Oranaen. California BAL.
&.50-5.50 per Giite.
Weintrauben. Sbes Seebs
2Oc: Concord zoe per aOrb bon 8
Yfunb; Niuaara 12e per fleinsn
aorb.
pfirfi9e.- Obio $1.15-L5o;
Glberta $1.00-1.25 Der 8u.
| Birnen, = Rep gori 8artlets
! $3.50 500; gurrs glarso $500
325 Der gbl.; Ssdle $2.25-2.5o
per gu.
Auitten. - S1.25'per 8u.
pfsffer. - Ginbeimii4er 60
Toe Der gu.
RartofIeIn. ginteimiihs
S150-2.O0: Gobblers go. i S1.5O--
200 per 8bl. unb soc per gu. duf
bem gtleife.
Slbtartoffefn. - girsis
$2.25-2.4o; edte Serfep $3.25-
$50 per gu.
gurtsm = gaep gOrt $500 per
8u. -aorb.
somat.m einbeimifde ST.
$1,000.
gIumentobl. - $1.25-1.50
Der gbl. bon 8 9nbenb.
araut. = ginbeimif9es 75--
S5c per 8bl. unb $8.00-10.0O per
5on. Rotbes $1.00--L25 per 8bl.
ptdles - 40-5Oc per bunbtrt
Stiid: Din pidlss $500 per gu.
3uderforn.- 1oc per Dusenb
Eol6en.
3niebeIn. - ginbeimiibe sels
Re zoe Der 9u. unb $2.00-2,25 per
gbl.; Giubeimiite ipeibs Toe per 8u.
Crime Bptnen. ginbeimi'
fde $1.00-1.25 per 2 gu.
Sim abobnen. zoe per
Guart.
Rarotten. - gtnh.imifhe 10e
Der Dusenb giinbsl.
Rothe RHben. - ginxtmii6t
610e Der Dubsrn.
2anbprobufts
G$S13;p1 ,t4D7S5ss@ep G R uR
Sen. Ro. l ainlotbp $17.50-I
1900; go. Q zimothn $16.00-16.'
so: go. 3 simothp s14.0o-14.5o;
no. l aemii8ter alee $500; Ro. 3
semifater alee $500; go. / ales
$500; Ro. Q aIee $9.O0-10.00.
Wihlenfutter III unrerdns
bert. - aleie $21. 90; Wibblinss sro'
bes $4,000; bo. feines $27.50-2S.00;
semiI9tss Gutt.r s22.5o-23.Oo.
Gdmereien.- War.t itetis. Il
aleeiamen $s.20-9.75 auf bem Ct
laie unb $9.50-11.Oo per 8u. bonn |
etors. aimos1p s3.15-a.so Dom
Store.
Deri9iebenes
Dele. - Wartt ftetis. Gein5l, ros
bes 6oc per galIoue in partien Don
5 Dbl. Geiodtes 1c m.br Ro. 1 !
QarbSl 60c; Cotton Geeb Del, raffi, |
rirtss ACC pet @alIone. 5srpentin AZ:
in partisn Don Is 9alonsn unb
58c in partien bon 1O-25c Ganon.n.
Petroleum. Dhio Carbon 120 grdb
98c. bo. 100 Grab 1O8c. 5edoligbt
It's 0rdb 12e: Reb groDr 9dfoIin
lie: Rapbiba Ice per Ga[one in pars
tien BON 1--5 8bls.
Gala. - Der Wartt III rubis.-
Dbip Riber $1.05 Der 81. bon 280
pfb.. 'ubrlO3n binsusefiisi.
Sala. - DART itetia. prima
gitp 63-65ec; bo. Goauirp 5s-6sc
per Dfunb.
aobIsn. - Warit riibia. you,
ahioabenp $3.50-3.75. Nub unb
6ldd $2.25. adpaipba StiidiobIsu
$3.50-3.75. RuB unb Slad s2.25
per Tonne abaelisfert. RauhIois
Stiidioblen S4.75. bo. Nub uub
Glad 1926. gntbraeite $7.75-8.O0
n.~ 0ouus 0hnsf;efsv4 To1. 5nffeg
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08

Rinbpieb. - Der Mdrit mar
hsute Giberit ruhis. bod bisIten ii9
Die t<Feren OuoIitatsn i'm g}reiie. -
Gdnners iparen in gutter Ra9frase
nnb ftetia Dis fnrt. Gioders unb Nee
bsrs iiHa iaugiam uuS iietia bsssIeis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08
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Oft Bat man DompGrden perromnen
Gs tonnte suiammen ni6t fommen!
Dcd tdnn man piel Oftsr ffreiben:
~GS touute suiamulsu niGt bIetbenl'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08
Oiehmarft.

Cincinnati. z. Oft. 1915.
3ufubr unb 9erianbt pGbrsnb Der
lsbtsu pierunb5paaig Stunben, Ders
aliden nit ben borpsrsanseuen brsi
5aaen iinb pis foIst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08
ansndrtise Warfte.
Re 70 gort. OitOber.
= Mldrft unreaeImabin.

Rebl. - Mldrit unreseImabig.
WeEeu. = War.t unreselmdBig; (;
glo. 2 rotber unS g2o. 2 barter $l26a
c. /. {. Rsp gOrt; 80. 1 HOrtbsrn
9uIntb S1.13t unb go. ! yiortbern
Wanitobo S1.04a c. /. (. Buffalo. Cir
DECEMBER $1.13.
MeIf4torn, = Wartt fsf. SO. 2
geEbes 744e.
5afsr. - Wartt itttia.
6eu. - Wdrtt rubig.
5opfen. - Wartt itetig.
6dute. - Wartt ftstig.
2eber. - Warit feft.
BORT. - Wartt itetia.
Beef. - Martt itstig.
Shmala. - Warit iietig.
TaIa. - Rarit itort. gitn 6s no=
minsl. Gouutrp 64-6ic. Special 7c.
Wole. - Wartt itetig.
Rsis. - Wartt ftstia.
MolaiIes. - Wtarit itetig.
gutstr. - Utartt feft; 3lfuhr t.
631. Greumerp .ytras 29c; greamsrp
29a-3oc; firfts 26i-28ac; iseonSs
231-26c.
Gier. - Wartt itetis; !3ufubr H.
$40; frif6 aeiammelse ertras 80
36c: ertra iirits 33-34e; firits 28-
32e; ieconbS 23b-27c; psibs. feine
Biz fanep 47-50c: braune 36-3Se.
aaie. - Rartt itetia; 3niubr 672.
Gtats. tpbolsmilt. friid. tpsib. ipeeiais
LOT: bp. osfdrbt 15-154c; bu. ipeiBe
unb gsfdrbts fancp 14a-14ae.
,3ader. = Rober. Wdrtt feit; gen'
trifusal $3.5o-3.70; WoIafies $2.73
1888; raffinirtsr, rubts.
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Don, q Welbn,arfte.
Gtseinmatt7. Cn., 1915.

Gtaetnnati,7. Clt., 1915.
De Gtf9dfte tporsn beuts In ben bisiiaen
tdnftn rnbig nnD bic Rinsraten iinb un-
ctrdnbest eeblieben. 6ar 7arlsben .on
eau perbea bon bsa Banfea 4% berednet
udbreno Wefd,dfispapifre 5u b--6% bisfon.
UT psrben. Jm oifenen Rartte Darben
gatIe1er .on eau1 ~ 8H-4E unb aui
gen ~ 4-4K% placih.
SasAif sni usp BORT
tpuroeH 5u 10c Tisfonto per $1,000 spifdlen
Yanien perfauft Die @ounterrate betragt
voc prdmie per $1,000.
Msaid aH' Gsrsya.
Sid,t' @e4iel auI 2onbon purben an
M-73 per Rto. STERLING quptirt. STR @ed,
ttl ant Berlin rurben 84xe fiir 4 Uiart b..
re1nef, iir Be9fa aui YariS 17Ke pro
VSanf, aui Hmferbam 401fe bro @ufben
unp auf nien 16He per &rone, gires 16Hc,
Hubsl So4, Graues (Sdwtit) ielse.
snHsss. rbasasismsm
iparen ruhig unb itstis. Die ganfen qui.
~ Bombs 1926 Coup. .IO9 li0
SR Bombs, 1918 100
~ Sonss, 1880 -. "a o.
~ YanaHa ..... ~ --
SS panama 100
0isasins esufs.iimixss.
Die llmjdse i'm bieiigen GlearingbouIe
btIiefeH fif btute auf N,406,a50.
asfaf esfurttatsn.
Der Warft mar beute rubis, nur bic gas.
uftien ssietsn etpas 2ebsn. Die Yrsiis
lparen narf. Bsrfauft purbsa:
o. mat.
First Call.
~ qtneinnati @as electric ........ e5&
10 S2s9 Slnes s,a yas @ pie' a,.t;..-.... a,.t; asS
second Call.
10 Columbia G,as IAN
rs Cbto Cities Sos .iOiI
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-18
THREE MARION MEN
SPEAK At REVIVAL

Three Marion Und.) business men.
Louis De Wolf. Arthur Lorant and
Ralph Hurbst, will address the mems
mass conference to be held Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Central
Christian tabernacle. Evangelist Rol-
lin Bennett, who is conducting the re-
vival services, will speak on the sub
ject, Free Battle With the Devil"
Bible school will be held at at 9
o'clock Sunday morning at the taber-
nacle; the morning union service will
be held at 1890 o'clock, and a big
evening service will be conducted at
1880 o'clock Sunday night. Through
out the day there will be group and
chorus singing and orchestra music.
and R. E. Mitchell, choir leader, will
render solos.
Last night. a successful meeting was
conducted and much interest was man.
ifested by the personal workers in an
after meeting held at the close Of the
regular services. Rev. Bennett de-
livered an interesting sermon on,
Thou Art Not Far From the King.
DOM"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-18

our enemies. the Germans! We can't
permit IT."
And in the face Of al this England's
Lord Chief Justice and other agents
CT English gold are here asking US for
loan OF one billion dollars! In the
name Of God! Contrast this with Da-
vid Lloyd Georges picture OF London's
"Pavements OF He'll" England's poor
starving and these agents Of gold ask
ing for billion dollars to kill off the
manhood Of Germany! A billion dol
lars for the horrors OF war. and Eng
lands greatest scientist, Huxley.
telling US that the majority of the
Inhabitants of London live In worse
condition than the savages OF Africa. !"
These financial agents are flatter>
ing us upon our great possessions and
telling US how wonderful we are and
how all our greatness would vanish II
We lose their trade. Let US read again
the fable Of
The Fox and the Crow.
A crow had snatched . goodly piece
of cheese out OF window. and flew
with it into 4 high tree, intent on en-
joying her prize. A Fox spied the dain-
ty morsel. and thus he planned his
approaches. "Oh, Crow" said he. how
beautiful are thy wings! how bright
thine eyes! how graceful thy neck!
thy breast is the breast Of an eagle!
thy claws--I beg pardon-thy talons.
are q match for all the boasts Of the
field. Oh! that such q bird should be
dumb. and want only q voice!" The
Crow, pleased with the flattery. and
chuckling to think how she would sur
prise the fox with her cav. opened her
mouth; down dropped tho cheese.
which the Fox swapping up. observed
as he walked away. that whatever he
had remarked of her beauty. he had
said nothing yet Of her brains"
Men seldom flatter without some
private end in view; and they who
listen to such music may expect to
have to pay the piper.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-18
JACKSONBURG

Fred Looper of Brookville spent a
few days with his sister. Mrs. WILDER
Personette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Thompson
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bertsch Of Centerville.
Rollins Fihe and Mr.. Adam Gosie
Of Trenton, Ohio, spent several days
with their cousin, Miss Lucille Wilson
J. w. Fink moved to his own farm
near Dublin this week and Earl Wick
ersham moved to the Cook farm.
Several from this place attended the
circus at Richmond Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson Of near FL
wood have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Keiser. the past week.
Carl Coffman and wife were Sun
day guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Coffman.
Mrs. Victor Lichty OF East German
town is spending a few days with
John Carr and family.
Mrs. Clayton Daugherty entertained
as their guests Sunday afternoon, Mr..
Rollins Fihe, Mr.. Adam Gose Of Tren-
ton, Ohio, Miss Olive Hunt of Foun-
tain City, and Miss Lucille Wilson.
The many friends of Lafayette Bee
son will be sorry to learn of his sick
ness at his home in Richmond.
Miss Iona Wickersham was home
from Centerville over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Saters went
to Williamsburg Sunday and with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert Wright
motored to several towns throughout
the country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-18
True Secret of Keeping
Youthful Looking
(The Beauty Seeker.l

'"The real secret Of keeping young-look.
ing and beautiful" says a well-known
els normally active. Without these re-
Quisitee. poisonous waste products re:
main in the system, polluting the blood
and lodging in various organs. tissues.
Joints. One becomes Gabby. obese. nerv.
ous, mentally sluggish. dull-eyed. wrln-
killed. and, Sallow Of face
But to get liver and bowels working
- they ought. without producing evil
After-effects, has been the problem. For
tunately. there is e prescription Of UNI,
questioned merit. which may now be bad
In convenient tablet form. Its value is
duo largely to an ingredient derived from
the humble May apple. or its root, which
has been called .yegstable calomea. be:
cause Of itS MISREPRESENTATION ct
course It 10 not to be classed with the
real calomel Of mercurial origin. There
Is NO habit forming constituent in 'senta-
mel tablets--that's the name-and their
use l: not followed by weakness or ex-
haustion. On the contrary, these harm.
less vegetable tablets tend to i.npart
tone and elasticity to the relaxed intes-
final wall. sen,anel tablets; which may
be procured from any druggist dims1
any Constituted. uver-.roubied peTsobS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-18
REPORTS PUBLICITY
GIVEN TO SUFFRAGE
THROUGH W. c. 7. j.

At the Wayne county w. C.. T. U.
convention at the First Christian
church, Friday, sthe franchise superin-
tendent submitted the following re-
port
Four public meetings at two OF
which Mrs. Vayhinger, state w. C.
T. U. vice-president, gave addresses;
fourteen parlor meetings, at five of
which the county superintendent gave
suffrage talks; two contests; two de-
bates in one OF which Miss Woodland
and the county superintendent had the
Affirmative and won; four suffrage
conferences; twenty-eight letters and
eight post cards written; $50 pages
suffrage literature and 5000 pages
otherwise distributed and forty.four
feet of suffrage items published
through the kindness of The Palladium
and Item editors.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley, at this con.
vention, gave one OF her most ex.
cellent addresses along the lines of
prohibition and equal suffrage.
The state w. c. T. U. convention
will be held at Muncie on Sept. 80
and Oct. /, and equal suffrage will
be duly considered.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-18
WOMAN SAVES HOUSE
FROM DESTRUCTION

EATON. O., Sept 1s.-Rare presence
of mind displayed by Mrs. John
Watts probably prevented the destruc-
ton by fire of large two-story frame
house on the Aaron W. Lewis farm,
east of New Westville Friday. After
Mrs. Watts had used q coal oil stove
she sat it in pantry and went about
her duties. She heard the noise of an
explosion little later, but paid no
attention until smoke began pouring
into other rooms. When she went to
the kitchen the whole room was
aflane. She tried to extinguish the
blaze. Her husband, who was on the
farm about one-quarter of a mile dis
tant. heard her cries and ran to the
house. With the aid of other neigh
bors the blaze was extinguished The
loss is estimated at $3.50, fully covered
by insurance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-18
Letter List

The following letters remain I'M
called for at the local post Office and
will be sent to the dead letter office
If not called for within two weeks:
Ladies'. Mrs. Edward Beetly, Miss
Anna Boykin, Miss Elizabeth Clark,
Miss Rosa Kelly. Mrs. J. A. killey.
Miss Margaret Kinsey, Mrs. Carrie
Peterson, Mrs. Waldo Ross, Miss Eva
May Thomas, Laura Thomas, Mrs.
Martha Thompson, Katie Weatherby.
Gents: H. Aivazian, s. o. Bah
cock, Grover Bedenhamer, c. NJ. Boil
ten, Jack Bowers, DR.. Cornelious. w.
F. Hickman, w. NJ. Meyers. c. A.
Parks, Jack Reynolds. Jim Rich, l..
o. Ross, Jr., J. w. Sanders, w. H.
Singleton, H. E. Smith, Oliver Wat
son, Hoig WEIGH, Yer H. Wilkinson,
Froman Wilson, ]. w. Wilson.
Packages: w. A. Boyd, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Pollard.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-18
CONTRACTOR PUSHES JOB
ON CENTRALIZED BUILDING

NEW PARIS, O., Sept. 1S.-Miss
Sarah McGrew returned Wednesday
to her school work at Gratis, Ohio;
after spending the summer with local
relatives.
Calvin Middaugh has returned from
pleasant trip to northern points,
including Winona lake and South
PEND
: Charles Billman has purchased a
! ew touring car.
Messrs. and Mesdames Meek and
Cant Of Greenfield, Indiana, called on
Pennsylvania Agent w. A. Nelson,
Wednesday, enroute home from Plain
City. Ohio.
Several carloads Of fertilizer have
been unloaded at the Pennsylvania
station the past week by the progress
sive farmers Of this community.
Mesdames Lizzie Miller, E. W.
Miller, Anna NJ. Burtch, Misses Lorena
Miller and Evelyn Northrop. Calvin
\Burtch and H. B. Miller were recent
visitors of Fred Burtch at Reid hos
pital. Richmond
Mrs. c. w. Beane Of West Manches-
ter. spent Wednesday with her father,
NJ. H. Pence and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Brawley and
son returned from a weeks visit at
Huntington and Warren, Indiana
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Malston and
little daughter Of Richmond, spent a
few days the past week with local
relatives
Mrs. Earl Pence and little daugh.
ter. Martha King. returned Friday
morning to their home in Pittsburgh,
Pa, after a ten days visit with Mr..
and Mrs NJ H. Pence and Mrs Mar
tina Clark,
Jerry O'Brien OF Indianapolis. was
here Thursday. greeting old friends,
he having formerly lived here.
A number Of local friends Of ex-
Governor Andrew Harris attended the
funeral services of PEBBLES distin-
guished son, which were held Thurs
day afternoon at Eaton.
Mrs. Shewmon and little daughter,
OF Eldorado. we're Thursday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Fudge.
Roy Watts of Campbellstown is as
sisting Manager g. c. Fortney in the
telephone repair work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-18
What Every Mother knolOs.

Every Mother knows that during
the trying period before baby comes
the use Of Mothers Friend. a depend
able external remedy obtained Of
as to avoid the pains caused by undue
tension upon the cords, ligaments
and muscles resulting from muscular
expansion. Under the surface is a
network of fine nerve threads and by
applying Mothers Friend all these
are soothed and helped. Expansion is
natural and pains are relieved. In
many cases nausea. morning sickness
and other distresses are avoided. a.