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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
1SEC OND YEAR OF WAR BEGINS TO-DAY: = !
/ MILLIONS DEAD BUT NO END IN VIEW:
..aS PROBABILITIES OF GREATER CARNAGE
Eleven Warning Nations Pour Out Billions In Treasure and
Send Millions Of Men Tofhe Front-Tbousands of Square
l@a " Miles Devastated By the Warning Armies


EVE whe nhers
~
representing the cabinet Eft
~
MPERoR
sE5at.9
opE the world PondH
of
9I.T, ~ g"n1h
HENRY CARSON Attorney
~ victorious Peace word nish from the Britain"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
British Strive To Regain Posi-
4, tons Lost When Germans At
tackled With Flame Sprayers
But the Battle still Continues
AIRSHIPS RAID BACK III
$50" OF ENEMIES POSITIONS
go NJ x lr.. Ifrfsf sd a.. p l,,r..s .sF y.
German Shell Smashes Into
American Hospital Mess Room
But Surgeons and Nurses Es-
cape the Results Of Explosion

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WireIess1
IN ARTS, August 1.-Yesterday was
a day Of sharp fighting along
:, many points Of the battlefront.
with violent artillery exchanges. Tht
British have launced a persistent coun.
ter attack against the trenches cap.
tured from them north Of Arras on
Friday bv the Germans, through
surprise attack with flame sprayara
but as yet the Germans are elingiRe 10
their gains, bringing up reinforcchicnts
as the battle proceeds. !. sF us
Aeroplane Raids
"A German aeroplane Faided Dunkirk
Yesterday and dropped a number Of
bombs, doing iHsignificant damage
A French raid, in which seven aero
planes took part, was directed against
the railroad station and the aefoplane
works at Freiburg, in Badenl aden.
The station was set on fire, while IL
10 believed that considerable dainage
to the aeroPlane factory was accom-
plished. .. H..
One of the French machines was cap.
tured, the aviator having motor trout le
and being forced to descend within the
German lines ...s +
American Hospital HIT Is -a..tts.
In the fighting. before Point q Nous.
son German shell fell into the mess
room Of the American field hospital
penetrated the floor and burst in the
cellar. None Of the American surgeons
or nurses were injured, but the French
orderly was killed. ~. M. .s'E n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
EATING
i CATS5AND DOGS
Associated Press BY Federal wireless,

= a
MEXICO CITY, July 3I.-Further
outrages on American citizens are TAX
ing place here. A man named Hudson,
of an american family, and members
of the family have, heen made prison.
ers and threatened with court marital
On secret charges, IS, .s,. %. +, ',,,
1T is learned that when the American
Mallory, riding in an auto with the
son of the Chilean minister, carrying
diplomatic dispatches, was stopped by
Zapatists near Mexico City, It was
Zapata himself who destroyed the of,
fieial correspondence Mallory. was ear
rying, He broke the seals of the Chi,
lean legation on some letters, declaring
Americans are FOOLS"
The Brazilian minister has been
aouted by the lawless rabble, Swiss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
Denver WOMEN HAVE
ALAWSONCELEDRAT|ON
lA..Oei..sd Eros. y Fsdsr.l wlrels...,

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wireless.)
DENVER, Colorado, August 1.-The
Women's Justice League celebrated
Lawson Day yesterday, the celebration
being a protest against the conviction
Of the labor leader for murder for acts
committed during the recent big strike.
The women canvassed the city for
money to be kept as defense fund in
further labor disputes. 81. 49,.
Clifford Pinchot, who is In the city,
in public statement denounced the
conviction of Lawson as a trayesty on
justice, declaring that he had been sent
to Jail because he was, a strike leader
and not for the crimes he is alleged to
have committed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
EMPEROR DESIRES IT
(Special to Hawaii Shinnnll

Especial to Hawaii Shinpol, q
TOXIC, July 3l.-It was made pdb-
lie today that Emperor Yoshisito de.
sires that Count 0Auma remain ia Of.
flee as premier of tho cabinet and or.
,gapize a new body Of ministers. TITS
understood that Baron |. Motbno, am.
bassadOr to Russia, will be recalled and
appointed minister of foreign affairs
to fill the vacancy created by the TO-
signatiOn of Baron Kato. III
Emperor Yoshihito today summoned
Prince Yamagata, one of the genro,
or elder statesmen, TO the palace and
conferred with him regarding the resig.
nation of Premier Count Okuma aud
the members Of his cabinet. Follow,
ing the meeting, Prince Yamagata an
Count Okuma were in Sc CT on r.
rrc9 TOR Eevsral hOr,H4 I'd. H. r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
EXPECT AMERICANS,
TO STAY IN HAYT|
ASSOCIATED Pres. by Federal wirsls..1

(ASSociated Press by Federal wireleSs1
PHILADELPHIA, August l.. - The
battleship Connecticut, under command
of Captain Durell, with five hundred
marines aboard, sailed yesterday for
Port au Prince, Hayti, there to act
under the orders Of Rear Admiral
caperton, whose flagship, the Wash
ington, is at the Haytian capital.
Reports to the navy department yes.
terday from Admiral Caperton state
that calm prevails on the surface
among the Haytians and that there
lave been no further attempts to in
;erfcrc with the American occupation
# tSc city. ."l :" ~
Dispatches from Hayti state that the
The American occupation will, be a
prolonged one, until peace Is establish
ed and an orderly. constitutional cleo.
ton has been held. tEuI't ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
OREGON RETAKES /.
MEXICAN CAPITAL
ConStitutionaliSt Commander
Chases Out Zapata and
Brings Up More Food
ASSOCIATED Pres. by Federal Wireless,


SAN ANTONIO, Texas, August l.
General Gonzales, commanding the
forces in Central Mexico of Carran "a,
the Constitutionalist First Chief, has
reoccupied Mexico City, according to
announcement made by Jesus Acunha,
minister of the interior in Carranza 3
cabinet. ....
Having defeated Zapata, Villa g ally,
who held the. city, Gonzales occupied
it last month, but moved out again
when he was threatened by Villas south
ern army; whereupon ZaRata moved in
again. r.,..t+ ~. 81
Villas forces were checked and 70.
tired, and yesterday ObregOn reentered
the city, Zapata retiring without OPP
position before his advance. Acunha's
despatch says that Carranza, is sending,
train loads of food to the capital, now
that it Is once more in the possession
of his commander. ... -,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
FIRE DESTROYS SALOON

Fire Of an unknown origin DESTROYED
the Kulaimanu saloon, joaquin Carval.
no proprietor, near Pepeekeo, Hawaii,
last week. lncendiarism was suspecte I,
but jury summoned by Sheriff Pua re-
turned a verdict that the FIRE was
caused through unknown reasons f"
The loss is estimated at $4,000, Of which
$500 was covered by insurance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
COFFIN PLATE SHOWS
A WOMAN'S REVENGE
(Ap.octated Press by Federal wireless,

(ASsociated Press by Federal wireless)
NEW YORK, August l--tt Charles
Pccker, Murdered July 80 by Governor
whitman of the State Of New York"
is the iuscrintion cnpraved on the silly,
or plate of the coffin containing the
body of the executed police captain,
who is to be buried at Woodlawn To-
dav. ~ .tlH,HsS' .
The inscription rolIows the ordnr
given by the widow to the engravpr,
who states that sh" determined 10 have
such done when she visited Governor
Whitman il final Plea for mercy for
her hrSfard and he refused TO max
any move for sta, Of the execution.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
FATE OFNRlJSSIANS'' !
HANGS in BALANCE !
INPOLISH SALIENT
Russian Lines NOrthsof Bug
River Holding Masses !.
4.JjaJ ofAGerInans. Back /. =. !. i.
Associated Press by Federal Wire .s.s =

r
oNDoN August THE fate Of the Russian army
IL salient hangs in the balance Ausro Germans irving
by means within their power part of the
first line troops OF the Grand Duke who reatng along the
whole front to the new line just within Russian
Reports from both Teutonc and Russian
hgtng is in the Savs draw back guards offer
ing stubborn resistance at point against Hndenbg
Mackensen ft5 ls ~ Ey54is3.l s,ttI 5a,,
. = LAYING BARE THE coUNTRYsIDRs ~. 5@6 Y
While official of the Warsaw had been
received known that the garrison leaving afteRaying strip
ped the city of munitions and supplies having bare the sur
rounding country of and buildings leaving
barren countryside their prize 4 5a 3 z.s n
What the Grand will effort to extrica,
his amater of pure speculation present
ment that the Austian have been able their
artillery shows that the southern line of entirely barred
as Mackensn had previously the railroad
Il n HOLDING BACK Won HINDENBURG
Other routes however remain open and it s
considered that long Hndenbg prevented
ing the Bug River from the northeast and thus securing
railroad to Bielosock the main railroad til.
Grand Duke still has good chance saving ~
The Russian lines north of the Bug s holding every
effort of Hndenbug through successfully re
sisted The German commander driving his
the Sav trenches and his determination o
the Russians from Warsaw costing the Germans heavily lee
and wounded ~ - q. ~" .,"0.
1t expected least several DAYS before the re-
of the either accomplished IN safety ar some b
santal section of it is surrounded by Germans
VIENNA REPORTS lpccyRaEoNls NEARcn4G+av
VIENNA July s~Unabe longer q R6a III the face
of the Teuons steady advance Russian army today evacuat
ing the city and the Germans likely march
Avaors lowering high above Warsaw today report defend
ing troops in full while thousands nhabhS Aene
from city y2Ae5.. ~ 3 Z .Saptf s+ys .,Y,.
With the Teutonc Allies closing in behind Warsaw
cations between the Russian front and danger
being =. Etat, .SEs4strd,,5 ts.2.
Austrian cavalry today entered Lubln The leu
ton Allies control the important railroad Of district
cut of the vital communications Of the Russian 6nt y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
OVER NINE MILLION
VISIT THE big FAIR.
lA..oola.ed Pros. hv Fsdsral wlr.l.

ASSOCIATED Press nv Federal wiralessN
SAN FRANCISCO, August Last
night ended the twenty third week OF
the Exposition, with the attendance IN.
crcasing in d gratifying way as the
weeks have gone by. The. total num-
her of paid admissions to the grounds,
up to last night checks up at 1881 ,O92.
w. ""t """Rts of income over ex-
pense of maintenance for the twenty.
three weeks has been $39O,244.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
FUNERAEFEAST !. = !.
ENDS IN MURDER
f9 .#... Ri. -.s. - .
Road Worker Kills Hawaiian
p. Wife Before Witnesses, Then
Tries To Commit Suicide

William Pieper; n white oman, en-.
ployed ms q labOrer ip the road depart!
ment, and residing at Kalihi, makai Of
1 the slaughterhOuse, shot and instantly
killed his Hawaiian wife, Susie Pieper,
in Kukui street, between Liiha and
River streets, at half;past eight clock
last night Pieper then turned his
weapon on himself and shot himself
under the heart. lie was taken TO the
Queens Hospital and at a late hour
last night 1t was thought he would re-
cover. e.-Jr.yIlt -,
The shooting took place in tn house
Of William Mahdka, 82l North RdE
kui street. y.
Two days ago there had been a fu.
neral from the house, which was at:
tended by number of people from
Kalihi, among them being Mir. and Mrs.
Pieper, both of whom are of middle
age. BIO
A Funeral Feast .
After theafuneral the party continued
to stop at Mahuka's place, eating and
Idrinking and comforting the bereaved,
as is the Hawaiian custom. =. !
/ About half-past eight clock last
night Pieper, who, IL is said, had pre-
tviously quaffeled with iIisrwife on ac-
count of attentions said TO have been
paid her by another man, asked her TO
go home with him.
At first the woman demurred, but
finally consented to accompany her
husband.
Threatened To KIN
After putting on her hat and gather
ing together few personal belongings,
she again hesitated to leave the house,
whereupon the man pulled nickel.
plated 3Sosaliber, revolver from his
pocket and pointed it at his wife, ex-
claiming, H1f you don't come with
me IN kill you'll 7-
Mrs Sam Kaalepo, who was In the
room at the time, tried to reason with
Pieper, but without sueGess and as he
kept pointing the gun at his wife, ap-
parently as if undecided whether to
shoot or not, she ran into the street for
the purpose Of calling the police.
She had hardly left the house before
she heard d shot fred, and, looking
back, saw Mrs. Pieper staggering out
of the house, holding her hand to her
left breast.
he wohIan fell to the ground under
tree in the yard, and as Mrs. Kaalepo
bent over her y she said weakly, az IN
going to die" and then expired. .'.'
AImost ;mmod;at"iv pio,o- .,..5
.La oS tnuicuiaIet riePer turned
self beneath the heart. After shoot.
thrown the gun ont Of =, ,windnw The
weapon had not been found at mid.
uight. :" ;.
The body of tina wou,an .yvas taL.r
% the morgus and Pieper was copyeyed
90 the Queen Is HospitaI = - -
In the room when the shooting took
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
on a6RERLAINs COUGH REMEDY

81 This remedy sbasBno. superior As Il
cure for colds, Group, and whooping
eoHghaHw R-"f's"}1., o.. e.
h. II h1Is ieen:taa fayOrite with the
mothers of young children for almost
forty YEARS. Aa7f 0,"t' a-s ...
chamberlain s Cough, Remedy can al
ways be dependcd'upoT and is pleasant
to takes ~ L$,tg,T.gat.
II not only cures colds and grip, Tut
prevents their resulting in pneumonia.
Chamberlain s Goiigha Remedy con
tains no opium or other narcotic and
may be given as confidently to child
as to IN adult. For sale by all dealers.
Rcnson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
CROESUSI BRIDE TO
HONEYMDON|H HERE
. $4,000 5C,a:.',
Heiress To Thirty Millions WEEDS
SpauIding Junior and Is On
The Way ToHaWaii

ASSOCIATED Press by federal, wireless.)
HARBOR SPRINGS, Michigan,
August Miss Gathering Barker,
heircss to her father s. fortune, est,
mated at,thirty million dollars, was
married last night to Howard
Spaulding Jr,. of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ;Spauldipg left for
an extended, honeymoon, a part of
which will be spent in Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03

and Spanish citizens are particularly
in jeopardy. ',..4,a >. 20
The, food situation grows more and
more desperate. The people are eat
ing eats and dogs. Many Foreigners
are literally starxing..rl." -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
CcOTTIsH MUNITIoN 4
~ FACTORY DESTROYED

(Associated Press by Federal wirelsss.,,g
LONDON, August IAN Official
Announcement Of the destruction OF
the Ardeer manition factory at Irvine,
Scotland, was issued yesterday by the
press bureau The factory took FIRE
from some unknown cause, several ex-
.Plosions following, destroying the plant
and killing one employee and injuIiGg
eleven others. est- as \
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
COUNT OKUMA may. /
HEAD CABINET AGAIN

Associated Press by Federal wireIsss.).
TOXIC, July 81, - Count Okuima,
wha has just resigned as premier, Is
comforting with the emperor today ;on
the cabinet crisis. He may stay and
form a new cabinet. ... ~. 5 ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
KITCHEN UTENSILS s0,,aa,,. ,4,
.. : FOR WAR PURPOSES

M'SoSiAtsd rfsss BY fsdSFAi wtfsieAsJ q
BERLIN July 81. Tho military au.
thoritics have appropriated an copper,
brass and nickel utensils FOR war Pur;
poses, - y '. p. ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-05
HERE is PROOF
THAT RESINOL
STOPS ITCHING

The best evidence of what the
Resinol treatment will do for YOUR
tortured skin is what it has done for
others. Here is man whose WHOLE
BODY was covered with tormenting
eczema. When, HE says that Resfnol
stops itching Immediately, he knows
what he is talking about. Just read
his simple. straightforward letter:
MY entire body, even my eyelids,
was completely covered with blisters.
The burning and itching were some
thing terrible, and I COULD NOT
SLEEP nor rest. I think l, had one
OF the worst cases Of eczema a human
being ever had.
II used eight different kinds of rem
edies without success. I then tried
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap
and it stopped the itching MINED.
lately. I gradually noticed. a
change for the better. Now am en-
tirely cured. Edward f.
Mccullough. 249 River ST.. Boston,
Mass. Aug. II. 1914. -
Now ask your self this question ::
If Resinol could heal THIS mans
skin, will 1t not also heal miner" You
can get Resiuol Ointment and Resinol
Soap at ANY drug store. or for free
trial. write to Dept. 10-R, ResinoI,
Baltimore. Md.-adv.>,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-05
CAMBRIDGE HEARS
SPECIAL CANTATA
OF LITTLE CHILDREN

CAMBRIDGE CITY, April 81 The
Bazaar and market, Saturday after
noon and evening, and the cantata.
Little Housekeepers," under the au-
spices of the Sewing Circle Of the
Christian church. attracted . large
crowd to the Masonic hall.
In booths. attractively decorated in
green and white, aprons, sunbonnets,
towels and many. pretty things were
sold. Pies, bread. cakes. salads, and
other things equally tempting. were
also offered. ......-,..
In the evening the cantata, "The Lit
tie Housekeepers" by forty little men
and women. was one of the most pleas
ing entertainments given for some
time. 49,. 's
The days of the week were most
cleverly enacted, beginning with tile
busy wash day, Tuesday, the ironing
day; Wednesday, the little women
appeared most demure with the mend
ing; Thursday was calling day, and tine
little ladies appeared in pretty calling
frocks, and hats; Friday was sweep
ing day, feature of which was the
broom drill, given by BOTH boys ard
girls. Saturday, pies, cake and bread
were made, and things put in readi-
ness for Sunday. The last scene. that
of the Sabbath, was exceptionally
pretty.
Additional features on the program,
were the song Three jolly Sailors" by
Masters Horace Boyd and Howard
Woodland, the music by the Milton
Christian Church Orchestra; the Boys
Choir from the Methodist church, the
quartet by Miss Gertrude Routh, Mrs.
Forrest Hughes, Prof. Herbert Kabel
and Mr.. George Babcock and quartet
Mrs. Forrest Hughes. Miss Gladys Ev'
ans, Rev. Charles Schultz and Mr.
Charles Marbles; quartet. Miss Ger
trude Routh, Miss Gladys Evans, Mr.
| Clifford Marson and Mr.. George Bah
cock, and monologues. Mrs. johnson OF
Dublin, with Miss Lucille Johnson. &C
companist.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-05
SHY QUAKER MAIDS
TO PLAY BASEBALL
Miss Bassett Plans Field and
Track Meet For Pretty
Misses. -.
you're out, Mabel"

you're out, Mabel"
Paste out three-sacker, Helen,
old girl, hit means run know"
Gracious goodness how the, shades
of former Quaker professors will
shudder with invisible shivers when
Helen, Mabel. Rose, jeanette, Clarice,
Florence, Marguerite, Lucille, Gladys
and another team Of goods begin play
ing baseball at Earlham.
Information that Miss Bassett,
physical instructor for women. ie
planning for track events and base
ball league is boldly proclaimed on
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-05
Positive Relief
For Constipation

The progress Of modern medical
science is, perhaps, no No. force
fully evident than in the simplify
ing of many of the old time RENE
dies of past generations. For in
stance, the harsh cathartics and
violent purgatives. used by our
forefathers> to relieve constipation
are now known to be not only I'M
necessary but really harmful. Con-
stipation can be more effectively.
relieved without the discomfort
and pain these old.time remedies
occasion. ....-
A combination of simple laxative
herbs with pepsin, sold in drug
stores under the name of DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin is most effect
i've, yet mild and pleasant. It is alb
solutely free from opiates and mar
cotics and equally as desi. lie a
remedy for the tiniest babe as for
rugged manhood A free trial bot
tie can be obtained by writing to
DR.. W. B. Caldwell, 452 Washing
ton ST., Monticello, Ills.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-05

Mable Suits: soloist and escort. Fran
els Champion and Mervin Lopez;
groom cousin, Wanda Janice Shutz
Intimate friends. Donna Coddington,
Lloyd Outland. Elisabeth Sharp, VIM
cent Clements from Benton Harbor,
Michigan; Isabelle Dagler. Darnell
Camplaon, Alice Carr. Paul Harper,
Agnes Huber, Raymond Stauber, Nina
Murray. Robert Sharp. Virginia Hold
gin. Clifford Leighton, Dorothy Bos-
worth and Herbert Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ratliff have
issued Invitations for a dance to be
given Friday evening at the Ratliff
hall in Fairview.
A treat is in store for those who at
tend the entertainment by the Miami
University Glee club, Tuesday night,
at the Central Christian church. The
performance is given under the aus
pieces OF the Mems class of that Bible
school. Tickets may be procured at
the Westcott pharmacy or Thistleth-
Waites drug store, at Sixth and Main
streets, or at the door. No seats re-
served. ~~1
The program is:
vs. Part l..
Part songs. -. .-.-
Ia Song Of the Viking. flaming
(b) O Lovely Night, (Barcarolle
from Tales OF Hoffman). .Offenbach
The Glee Club.
Quartettes-
ca The Sweetest Story Ever
Told Stultz
CD Three for Jack ........ Squire
Messrs. Bunce. Brown, Cranston
and Gard.
Part songs
(a) Tulita .,........... Stephenson
(b) oh That We Two Were May
ing .................. NeVln
(c) Pilgrim Chorus from Tam
hauser) ......... ....... Wagner
Baritone solos
(a) Slave Song ......... DelRiego
(b) Clang of the Forge -. Rodney
(c) Arise from Dreams of Thee
:............. HUM
Mr.. Martin.
Part songs ..
(a) Twilight ............... Buck
(b) Song Of the Bow 500. Aylward
(c) Swing Along ............ Cock
Part 2.
Mr. Robert Calderwood, reader and
impersonator.
Part 3.
An Act of Up-to-date Grand Opera
Characters.
Mr.. Tyler. who resides on the fourth
floor Of an apartment house. .....
Mr.. Everhart
Mrs. Tyler, his wife ..... Mr.. Werner
The Janitor ........ Mr.. kallmerter
Chorus. the other residents of the
IIoor' ........ Glee CluD
Scene: The apartments Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tyler.
Duets
(a) Hunting Song (from King
ArtuuI) ..'...... bullaro
CD The Two Sailors ..... Parry
Messrs. Wagner and Bunce.
.."-~ Part 4.
Old Miami ...... .......... Burke
The Glee Club.
Peter Gray, Mother Goose. Up-to-
date: Mr.. Crecraft and Glee Club
(a) Ten Little Aeroplanes. Adams
(b) Jack and Jill ........ Adams
(c)- Cold Storage .......... Adams
Messrs. Bunce. Brown, Cranston
and Gard.
Popular song specialties-Mr. Har-
rell with Mr.. Buckley at the piano.
Limericks-The Glee Club
Miami March Song ......... Burke
The Glee Club. .-s--.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-05
WASHINGTON OFFERED
POSITION As JUDGE

George w. b. Conrad has received
q letter from Booker T. Washington in
which he says he has been offered .
place on the jury Of awards Of the
Panama Pacific exposition at San
Francisco.
AS this is one Of the highest honors
which can be conferred on an AmerF
can. local friends Of Mr.. Washington
are proud Of their acquaintance with
him. The letter stated that he prob
ably will accept the offer. Mr.. Wash
ington has appeared In Richmond ON
the lecture platform.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-05

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