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The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-09-25

President Griffith of the Spo-
kane fair has stated that the fair
was success in all particulars
except in attendance.
This statement. coupled with
the fact that the Spokane fair
was not advertised throughout
the country districts of the In
land Empire, ought to show a les
son to business men both of Spo-
kane and of the smaller cities
surrounding. But it probably
will not.
Spokane's fair is maintained
by Spokane business men, who
hope to make more business and
consequently more money by rea-
son of holding the fair. If the
Spokane fair is attended by Spo-
kane people only, the city as a
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-09-25

Colville winnings at the Spo-
kane fair have again directed
considerable attention to this city
as the center for grains and for
poultry, and the few entries that
were made brought results. In
the general display awards of the
agricultural section, Colville led
all the towns of this state.
Athol, Idaho, won first with 76s %,
Colville second with 755, st.
Maries, Idaho, third with 72a.
W. A. Hughes prepared the Col
vile exhibit, and he and Ben
jamin Hughes took the following
prizes: Third on sheaf timothy;
first on sheaf alsike clover, peck
timothy seed, peck red clover
seed, alfalfa plant complete with
roots both irrigated and non-irri-
gated, sheaf bronze grass, sheaf
red clover, head of sunf1lower.
Mrs. Frank Kostka, with Barred
Rocks, won Sd hen, Sd and 4th
pullet, and with Rhode Island
reds won Sd and 4th hen, COM
peting with 220 birds. W. Gam
mage, with Silver Campines,
won his usual cleanup of prizes,
1st cock, 1st and I'd cockerel, 1st
I'd, Sd, 4th pullet, 1st, I'd, Sd
hen, 1st pen.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-09-25
big money from it.

big money from it.
After all, it's only common
sense-if you want Colville peo-
pie to do anything, you must see
each person and explain it
individually, or you must put
your argument into something
which each person reads. In
either case, if your argument is
poor, there will be little result.
But if your argument is good and
appeals to the person, there will
be a result.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-09-25
Colds Do Not Leave Willingly.

Because a cold Is stubborn 10 no rea-
son why you should be. Instead of
wearing" II out, get sure relief by
taking DR.. Kings New Discovery. Dan
gerous bronchial and lung ailments Of
ten follow a cold which has been neg
lected at the beginning. AS your body
faithfully battles those cold germs, no
better aid can be given than the use
Of this remedy. It's merit has been
tested by old and young. Get q bottle
today. 500 and ti.--Adv
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-09-25


The Scott case, which still holds
the boards as topic of conver-
sation, is bringing to light many
interesting opinions. The ap-
peal to the supreme court is in
process of preparation, and will
be filed within a few days.
Meanwhile the pros and cons are
being argued by those directly
interested, and by many who
are interested only in the gener-
al aspect of the case.
The prosecuting attorney and
sheriff, by the nature of the case,
have received heavy censure, the
appeal of the attorneys of the
county having placed the matter
in such shape that partisan and
personal interests can hardly be
considered. 1t is true that few
of the personal hackers of the Of
ficials in question have tried to
offset the facts by attempting to
create a political backing for
these officials, but no party back
ing is to be found. With the Of
ficials in question and the lead
ing lawyers and the witnesses
nearly all members of one politi-
cal party-republican - it can
hardly be called a political matter
or a party matter, and with the
chairman of the republican party
as one of the petitioners to give
Scott trial, it would seem that
the republicans have stepped
above party lines and sought
only for justice in this matter.
Honest citizenship is of vastly
more worth than partisan ties,
and in this effort to secure JUS
tice for an aged man, even
though it shows up unworthy
characteristics in public office,
the action of attorneys of the
Stevens county bar ought not to
be placed on the level with sor.
did political desires.
The case on appeal stands just
as it did on the day when the
lawyers of the county petitioned
Judge Jackson for a trial for
Scott, and the facts have not
changed: That Scott. a man of
II, without trial and without SER
vice of attorney, was sentenced
to 3 to 10 years in the peniten-
tiary for crime which he said
in open court he did not commit.
l.. R. Horton, superintendent
of the anti-saloon league, is
quoted as saying in Spokane:
81 am arranging in each county
seat of eastern Washington to
obtain transcripts of the names of
those obtaining liquor under the
provisions of the new law, to-
gether with the amount of the
purchase. We intend to arrange
for the publication of these
names, with the amount of liquor
for which they take out permits.
This is the same Horton who
will be remembered as advocat-
ing local option in place of pro-
hibition some years ago, and who
later backed up and finally sup
ported a bill so framed as to per-
nit residents to buy their liquors
out of the state. No mention is
made as to the reason for secur-
ing the names of liquor pur-
chasers, but it may be that such
list would bring a considera-
ton if sold to eastern mail order
houses. or liquor dealers in Cali
fornia and Montana.
CoId. Do Not Leave Willingly.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

ST iebr empfinoli9 seeen benz Sorte
llnS i9eut fi9 riefg tart Dor ibm.
Seionoers febr Dor Dem &utbin,
9enn Der is Der Subltnr3, mo rieGt.
&em man ioIdem StrempeI gu rau9en
friegt.
limb nuf bieIcm 8eiic MAIDEN mir bas
Sat einer mo %aufgegabelt ipas.
9ann muB er in einem 9oI3buo' rim.
$50 in benz 8an6 cine Seffnnng brin.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
SIN Nrbeit8lagtr 0er @%efangenerl

oerer cine baDerifGe MilitdrbOfe unb
Elm anberer cine blaue Mrbeitsiade.
Mu9 Die &ppfbebedung 1T perf4ies
ben. Sert59 DerIteben Die 2eute biez
fer N~rbeitsgruppe allefamt nidt; muir
einaelne Musbriide buben iie fi4 an=
geeignet.
9os adser, in benz Sic auifsn utt-
tergebra9t finb, befinbet ii9 ouf benz
anpefen Der poppenfabrit &OlIbiibs
Ter in l1nterausuitenfeIb Der SrOts
tenraum Der 5abrit. Elm md9tiser,
an Der @trdBe unb am Mirmtanal
gelegener Splabau. beberbergt bic @ez
fangenen. Gin 5pei damn bober
8retterberf9Iog, an Oberen &anb nit
brei &eiben Sta9elbra6t berfe5en.
umgibt bas Eager. Nm @ingang an
Der Bride iiber ben &anol bertinben
Nnf9ldge, baB l1nbereGtigten Der
IGintritt perboten lit, unb baB Der
9ertebr nit ben @efangenen emp
finbli9 beftraft nirb. Muf ser einerl
Seite bes 2asers sieben ii9 tpobn=
Ii9e SoIobaraden bin, bic Der Wa6=
mannfdaft lIntertunft bieten. Sir
bic Gefangenen bienen bic brei Stod@
perfe i'm groBen 9oIa6au. Die 5alle
madt ben gtnbrud elmer &aIerne;
allies tit fauber gebalter. Man batte
allerbings onfanss f9tpere Miibe,
ben 9efoneenen ben 8egriff Der
ReinIi9teit bei3ubringen, aber eigene
Sonitdtspoli5iften aus ben Geiben Der
@efangenen forssn ieBt fir ben gu=
ten 3uftanb Der &dume. Mu9 Gu
nitdtsiolboten, an Mrm bic &ots<
&reus=ginbs, finb gu feben, ife finb
Bel unfGllen fofOrt our Sanb.
@or einigen Sasen mar Der erfte
Sobesfall i'm Eager gu beraei9nen.
Der ruffifde &riessssfansene sSasotp
Qaf9tpff erlog elmer 8au9z unb
RippenfeIIentaiinbung. Die 8eerbi@
gung, bic ouf benz Da9auer 5rieb>
bpf erfplgte, fanb bolb Da9au I'm
bas @rab beriammelt. Der grie1if9z
tatboltf9e @eiftIi9e bon Miin9en,
Der feline Mitpirfung lei Der 8eerbi%
gung 5u9eiagt bate, mar am @r<
|f4einen berbinbert. @or benz 2ei=
6enbaufe trugen rufiifde @efangene
Elm ftimmungsbolles Sraierlieb Dor.
Dem Sarge folgten ettpa 30 Same
raben bes Soften, Sipei trugen &rdnas
aus Natlirblumen. Nm Grabe err
t0nte neucrbinss Srauergefang. 8eim
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
Die RirctensIoeRe ais Rriessbeter

Muf Der aus benz Sabre 1897
%ftommenben Rir6en9lode beg f~rana0s
fi54en GtGbt9ens 90. finbet ii9,
fpie in Der n2iller &riegsaeitung" gu
lefen ftebt, cine Snf9rift, bic folgen>
bermaBen f9lieBt:
sd preife Soft, rufe bic GlGubis
gen gum @ottesOienit unb boffe zines
Saees ben Sieg unb bic &iidtebr
BON GlfoB=2otbringen gu Trantrei9
gu berfiinbigen."
Dieie @lode 1T = 0 Sronie bes
S9idfals! - am 8. Mai 1915 bur9
beutf4e SOlbaten our Tsier bes Sic
ges iiber bic 3uffen in 8eftgaliaien
geldutet tporben, ipobon cine raid
einsrdpierte Snfdrift Der Na9pelt
&unbe geben pirb.
Gum atpeiten Mnle eeIdutet mlrbe
bic @lode am %. SUM-, anlGbli9 bss
Salles BON 2emberg. Mu9 biefes
Datum fOIl Der porbersebenbeE Mufs
.f9rift beigefiigt perben.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

elm paar RoIben gum Mnf9Gag atif
unb iemanb ruff linn gu, ii9 gu er>
geben.
9a ertpeiit fi9 nun 8prbelb ols
tii9tiger Diplomat. Nnf9einenb
aeist er ii9 poIltommen einberftan>
ben. ST gebt Bis an bic 9edung
Dor unb ldBt fi4 obne @iberrebe bas
@etpebr %abnebmen. 9abei erfaBte er
nit einem Bid bic ganae Situation:
3pei Sffi5iere unb etpa iiebais
Mann finO bo. Mit biefen fann er
es ia allenfolls berIu9er!
4bsr aus u@orfi9t" ruff er Elm
paar &omeroben gu Silfe. Die &ufz
len Derfeben apar ni6t, mas CT ba
gu ben Geinen biniiberbriillt, aber
als ii9 fieben Monn tpie elm ein3iger
aus benz @raben erbeben unb ber=
iibereilen. miBDeriteben tie Die Nbfi9t
biefer Maderen sriinblt9. Snapis
f4en erprobt 8DrbelD feline l1eber>
rebungstiinte. Mit aller ueber3eu=
gungstraft, bic ct in feline Gebdrben
unb fein Rabebreden gu legen bers
mag, bas er n&ufiif9@ nennt, fudt
er ben feinbli9en Solbaten bic @or<
teile flar gu MAIDEN. beren fie bur@
Die Oeiertion 81 ben @esnern tell
baftig niirben. 4ber faum baB ct
enbli9 ~berftanben pirb, mub er an
ben brobenben @ebdrben Der &ui1en
merten, bob bic Muf9its gerobe
biesmal leiber niats bon Greebung
piifen pollen. 0o@ gum Slid finb
bic paderen @ieben fdon gan3 in
Der Ndbe. Mas i'm @uten ni9t
gebt, ptrb eben bur9 @etpalt errei9t
rerOen! aurs entidloffen gibt 8ors
belp feinen Rameroben ben 8sfebl
gum Sturm, erfabt felbit blibartig
fein linn abgenOmmenes @epebr unb
f9ldgt bamit ben erften beiten Hufz
fen nieber. Seinem 9ei1piel folgen
Die eben berdnftiir5enben !6elfer unb
biefe Spra4e berfeblt niGt bic Wir=
flung. 9enn BON folden proben an
gnergie unb gntf9lofIenbsit baben
bic Ruffen balb gerus nnb bic gor5e
S9ar militant ben beibsn Offi3ieren
ergibt fi9!
Sekt erft bat man in ben peiter
3uriidliegenoen feinbli9en S9IBen=
grdben etpas BON benz @orfoll ge=
merit unb unter beftigem, aber mir
tuneslofem @etpebrfeuer estortiert
Snfonterift 8orbelb nit ben Geinen
ben rei4en Sang gu ben eigenen Stel<
lungen, tpo er nit enblofem Subel
empfangen ipirb.
Ser brabe Solbat erbielt fir feline
fibre Sat bic iil6erne Sapferfeits=
meoaille eriter Rlaife, feline tpaderen
@enoffen purben nit isner 5~fpeitsr
&laiie ausgeaei9net.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

gerfenten bes Sorses r~oTTeIte SrOm-
meItpirbel unb brei RononenI9ldge
BON SdlpBpIobe aus eoben benz
Rrieeer ben lebten ebrenben @rub.
Damn 1pro9 Der SrieObofOerpoIter
elm @aterunIer uno na9 tur3en
Sraueriporten zines rufiiI9en Sel6=
tpebeIs an bic @efangensn unb zines
beutI6en Sffi5iersS ct elIpertreters, foz
ipie mad einem S9lubgeIans Der
Ruffen mar bic f4Ii9te SOtenfeier gu
gnoe.
Die Sauptorbeit Der @efoneenen,
bic i'm Mrbeitsloger 9o9ou in elmer
Stdrte BON runb 1000 Mann unterz
sebrn9t finb, gilt sinem Reubou.
9ort berri9ten bic HufIen bor3ugs=
neife Grborbeiten. Sci ben ousqes
bebrten Nrbeiten 1T elm @ntpei6en
Ieiber ni9t INNER gang unmDgli9.
Sin Mann lam fi9 ungeIeben ba=
bonf9lei9en unb ipirb ni9t mebr ge=
feben = DprIGrfig tpenigitens, benin
fpdbrenb Der Qtrbeit IdBt ii9 Bel Der
groBen MnaabI Der beiGGftigten Hufz
fen Der Nbgong zines Ginaelnen
f9iper feitftellen. Nm lbeno, fpenn
bic @cfongenen in bas Eager 5uriid=
febren, tperOen fie bonn se3Gblt. @rft,
tpenn ni9t ollie eingetroffen fin6,
pirb bas @erf9ninben entfcdt.
Damn perben fofort bic entfpre6en=
ben No4forf9ungen singeIeitet un6
fait iebesmaI ptrb Der MusreiBer
baIb pieber eingebra9t. Die beim
8au Derfpenbeten Ruffen baben iibriz
gems allen @runb, aufrieben gu fein.
9os 2a9ertommanbo bat in Diner
iennung Der 9Grbeit Der gefonaenen
Bel Der 8auIeitrng erpirft, boB fie
tGgli9 30 pfennige mebr oIs bic borz
gef9riebene 2Obnung erboIten.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

Rie 2dn0er breuinen.
@er bat 8ranO entfadt?
@ier, Sab, @erfennen?
BIut niu's nod toten.
Boiten,
$aIt felt, bait felt auf trerer @adtl
Dur6 S6b'n uno @riinOe
N%orgengrnum erpd6t.
User Soft berItilnoel
Nus SriimmerIo6ern Iteigen
Qerhen. 11nbeimIi1 Shfpei9er
Bon Eront gu Sront. Bis oab es 9eus
Ien0 fradt.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

Ini9tg Gin biB9en RufFf9 bat ct
ia fpGbren6 Der longen RriegsmOs
note seIernt. Gs tpirb f9On seFen!
Dor oIlem freili9 mub er ft9 bic
grlaubnis gu ieinem Ibenteuer siu>
bolen. @r fu9t feinen 8ataillons>
tommonoanten, finbet i'm enbli9
unb trGgt bic Bite Dor, biniiber sez
BEN gu biirfen. Climber? Auf bic
6rage bes @OreeTeBten, mas er 6snn
Oriiben ipolle, fommt prompt bic
antport: Die 3obl Der feinblidsn
Soloaten oustunbfdaften unb fie mos
mOgli9 ale gefongen nebmen!" Die
&iibnbeit 6es braben Burden gez
fdllt benz 8otaiIlonstommanbantsn
unb bic @~rIoubnis pirb erteilt.
Wie Elm 9ouffeuer bat fi9's ine
5ipif9en unter ben &omeraben berbreis
tet, baB 8OrbeID ousaieben tpDlIe,
&uIien gu fangen. llnb bunOerte
BON neugierigen Nugen iinb orf i'm
geri9tet, als er nun na9 elmer fur
gen f9er8baften @srabI9iebung los=
gebt. Nber ni6t etpa borfi9tig, ees
Oudt, taBenortig f9Iei9enb berIdBt
er bic 0edung. Nein! Mufredt un6
nit gef9ultertem @epebr marT9iert
er itrommen S9rittes iiber bic bartz
gefrDrene S9neebede ben feinhliGen
9etpebrmiinbungen entgegen. Mit
atmlOIe r Spannung berfolgen bic
Seinsn oiefes toutiibne Mdgnis. See
ben Mugenblid tonn briiber cine
8ii9fe, tDnnen 5ebn 8ii9fen Ios>
tra9en unb bos S9idfaI bes &a@
meraben 1T befieseIt. 4ber 8orbeIp
fennt feline 9uffen. Mit tpeitaufgeS
riffenen MGuIern sIoBsn fie bas felt
Iome S4aufpieI an, unb erft, ols er
auf ettpa aponaig S9ritte an tire
Stellung berangetommen 1T, fIiegen
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
&lagebrief 6es WarbefRieiiers Srik
@Iifhfat aus Spbrinsfebmen an iet=
1tcn Better Gtnil &arflinnis IN
SripploGen tpegen Der tim itbcr=
ian6ter Stgarren.
gefddbter auIdns Chill

@eTdGbter &uidns gniIl
S6 muB mir 6ert' 1ebr beftig bertpab>
rert
@egen Dem 1t%eberIenouug bon iolde
3~iebgn6ren,
Sic eincm IeiDer bpr alien 9ingen
Sci andre in I9Ie9tem Wleinnn9 brins
SD meine benz Sorte, Die lnngen oiden,
$50 9u 10 frcuublid ipart Mid gu
fdiden
Sn 9einem Iebten gafefenfif',
$50 ,@ptt ftrdfe Grqlano" betiteIt lit,
8as auf Dem 9eGeG man leIen tut,
limb tpenn I inn rnu6t, 0nnn frie9t
man BEN @ut
limb ber5iebt nit G6ouoer Dem ange~
iidt =
Sd fra9' Sir: mas bait 9u BLOB anses
ri6t?
SD tat, neil i6 earnuldt babel fonnt
0elfen,
Sem NliguIt Buttgereit einem I6enfen,
@eil einem Qieb' ib linn nltln ipoute,
Sie Ser 1ber nit Die Iu9ens rollte,
Ms er fling inn GIT rdu6ern geitern
friibl
Gr nnnrte mir einem geuteirlem Siebl !
Ginem N1tsorlG, mo mir Grgern tut,
9enn meinem Abii1t mar bod gull
Dnnn Dab ih cine Dem lint rnffi3ier
Surfi9ies BON bic @arbepionier.
1lnb 6iefer meinte: tie brennen MIDI
fdle1t,
Sod berftoben fie ge9en Dem 80lfers
re1t,
@eil na1 Dem Center &onfention,
Wn niIt felt hltn0ert Sdhreu fcbou.
Cine frie9e:Sbrenbe 9artei
Ni9 bulOen 6arf Ioldem Stdnfereil
&ir fanben aber berdis Johann,
8o5u MAJ Dem 3ie69abr b%erfpenoen
fam,
9enn Ser 11nse8iefer- Meni6, bait 9u
@ortel =
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

Gnbli9 trat. pie in segenfsitigem
GinperitGnbnis, allgemeine Stille Elm.
4ber benz abenteuerluitisen 8orbelD
bebagte biefe Mube ni9t. llnentipegt
IpGbte er nit 2u9saugen iiber bas
tpeite @9neefelb gu ben &ufien bin~
iibsr in Der 9offnung, irgenb ettpas
gu leben, mas NnlaB gu neuerli9er
8etdtigung geben tOnnte. unb pirt>
Ii9: pl0Bli9 bemertte er in elmer
BON Der MrtiIlerie perlaiienen Oet>
flung, etpa 12O S9ritte Dor Der
feinbli9en S9iiBenlinie, elm paar
eeenerif9e @etpebrmiinOungen! 9olz
Ia! 5ot er ba ni9t fdpn fein Mbcn=
teuer? gs pirb ia ni4t gerabe Elm
gailaes Hssiment in benz 2o9e fteden
unb jeber Mann BON ben brapen
Acknowledgment peiB, baB es mir
Elm ipenig lleberrebungstunF gilt. UNI
bic Ruffen our 9elertiOn 5u berleiz
ten, tpenn ibrer penige fino. limb
8orb6lp, Der fi9 bisber in jeber
Gage als tii9tiger Golbat erpieien,
befdlieBt, iid nun aud als Oiplo<
mat gu perlu4en. Marum au9
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

0er @9iIberung zines 8eiu9s i'm
Mrbeitslager 9a9au Bel Miin6en TT
folgenbes entnommen:
8ebor Md Der 3ug Min9en-
Na1au in Der GnbtatiOn bait, err
bIidt man BON ben abteilsn aug
ruffif@e gefangene nit Qrbeiten in
Der Station befddfti9t. Mdbrenb
Der 3us einfdbrt, Ioffen bic 9efans
genen einen augsnbIid Die Nrbeit ru<
BEN unb betro9ten bic Mntommenben,
nm bonn tpieber bic S4aufel in SGz
tigteit gu feBen. Wenn man ben
Bobnbof perldBt, fiebt man cine a1z
bere Nbteilung g%efangener Ruffen srs
nit bef9dftigt, @ifenba6nf4ienen abz
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
Elm praRKfher Diplomat.

Gin fiibnes Standardization fiibr=
te Der Snfanteriit SOfef 8Orbelp bonn
48. Snfanterieregiment aus, als er
nit feinen &ameraben Bel Starp
aorcapn i'm S9iiBengraben lag. IS
tpor am %. DECEMBER 1914, pdbrenb
elmer Seuerpaufe. 9iiben unb bril-
ben begann bas S4ieBen, pobl pe=
gen beiberIeitiger @%rmiibung, an
9efti9teit immer mebr absunebmen.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

Suloben. Gin 2onbfurmmann bGlt
BIER bic Ma9t. Die Ruffen, itdm&
mise Burden, bic fir biefe @rbeit
nusgefu9t purben, finb onf9einenb
IN gutter Stimmung. Mb unb au
Bort man lauts, ruffif9e Worte -
Rommunborufe fir bic Qrbsit.
Wan4mal mag nobl elmer elm
G4er3tport fallen lafien, benn iiber
bic @eiidter gebt elm breites 2oden.
Die &leiOuns Der Huffen lit bunt.
Wdbrenb Der cine in elmer lebm=
grauen Uniform ftedt, trdst Elm an<
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

@ebt's peiter 10, baB oeine @diffe iin>
ten
Sinab in's itile @enengrab,
Damn mubt Der 8elt bu IbIGie6 ipins
fen
4Ibion = I9ipapp - ins @rab binab.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
~ t.
@on Carl 6endeII.

Neit Menldenipise
Sin i'd am @no. Sic 9oue ladt
Guf 8aionettes Spibe
8flar8' ib ben Ieeten @lalben,
&ein Seufel iol i'm rollben:
Sen glot i1 iteb iinO IieOertrobt.
Gidt mill id morben.
i'm aanO unO 2eben sebt Die S6fa6t
Wei6 lodt fem Sr6en
Ilno tein 9enein 8ege6ren,
Bia nidt Die @elt perbeerett,
9os 1htp0r i1 bier nit gar5er 9er5ers'
ma9t.
fab i6 iebt scba6t.
@omne f6einen:
eft alff itarfer Sreis
heitstpdhtl
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

9ur1 benz MI Der, mo benz 8ie1eabr
rdrdt,
Son aiBen benz &opp BLOB 81 iteden
brau6t.
9nnn bleibt in benz llmfreis Der 2lift
gang rein,
Sod iper innen 0rin, ipir0 ne~ntldufert"
fem
11n6 feinem Sreube lit rieiig- groB,
9enn Der 1n9e5iefer 9e6t BON linn Iosl
11nb 10 fommt Der 3iebsabr gu feinem
3ieli
BLOB LAB mir gefdIigit aus benz SpielI
SD babe gar feinem pnIenoem Bprte
Sir Oie1em n@ott itrafe @nglano"s
Sorte.
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80. gr.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

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Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

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mid au lieben."
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-25
City Statistics
Deaths and Funerals.

1LIFF-Mrs. China Tiff, 40, died yes
terday evening at the Reid Memorial
hospital after a long illness. She is
survived by her husband Edgar Tiff,
son Raymond Nesbit, her mother
seven sisters and one brother. The
body will be taken to Rushville, Ind,
her former home where the funeral
Will be held Friday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Friends may call at the home
at 4lS kinsey street, any time this
evening and tomorrow morning.
RICHARDSON - Virginia Richard
son, the 5-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Richardson, died this
morning at their home at 700 National
road, west. The funeral announce
ment will be made later.
UNTHANK-Esther May Unthank,
the infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs:
Elmer A. Unthank died suddenly last
night at the home of her parents, 419
South Fifteenth street She is sur
vived by her parents, three grand
parents and number of other rela-
tives. Friends may call at the home
any time after Friday noon.
ROOSA-Amanda Margaret Roosa,
IS, wife of Roscoe Rosa, died We'd
nesday evening at the home, 439
Lincoln street after a long illness.
She is survived by her husband and
three children. Funeral services will
be held Friday afternoon at o'clock
and will be private. The burial will
be in Earlham cemetery. Friends may
call at any time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-25
PASTORS AID ELECTS
Mrs. Phillips Heads Grace NJ.
E. Body.

Mrs. r. w. Phillips, was elected
president of the Ladies and Pastors
Union of the Grace M. E. church at
the annual election held in the church
parlors yesterday. Other officers
elected were Mrs A. NJ Leach, vice
president; Miss Jessie Dulin, secre-
tary; Mrs. Frank Price, treasurer.
The union will meet on the fourth
Wednesday of each month, and the
four sections of the union will hold
separate meetings at homes of the
members on the third Wednesday of
each month.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-25
BROWNELL IS DEAD

Theodore c. Brownell, former we'll
known business man OF this city, died
at his home in Vancouver this week
after short illness. at the age of
sixty-five., Mrs. Everett Davis. of this
city. and Mrs. George H. Pointer are
the only members who survive, with a
nephew, Earnest Pointer also residing
here. Mr.. Brownell for many years
had a confectionery store on North
Eighth street, opposite the Elks club,
and was popular with the local public
After leaving Richmond he went to
Salt Lake City. then to Portland, Ore,
and then to Vancouver. He was un-
married