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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-28

young people without actual Vlo-
lence. Of course you could go west"
"But 1 can't" exclaimed the girl
dismally. "The publicity would kill
the plan. My father would intervene.
He's an old man and 1 couldn't fly
against his wishes in that way. You
see, although he was opposed to my
marriage, he is more opposed to di-
vorce. And it must be carried
through quietly-at least, the pro-
ceedings must be well started before
the news becomes public or 1 will be
tied to that brute for life!'
When she left him the lawyer had
promised to take the case. Secretly
he was doubtful of it's success. And
her reasons had not appeared very
convincing ones. To go west would
have been the best thing, in his judg-
ment. He had a vivid impression of
the girls smile of gratitude as she
babe him good-by.
SBy George, I'll win that case for
herp' he said to himself
Two days later he was astonished
to receive visit from the girls hus-
band. John Raymond was not in the
least what he had expected from the
girls description of~him. A frank.
good-looking, well-set-up young fell |
low, he dropped easily into a chair
and poured out his heart to the young
lawyer.
Eyes, know it isn't professional to
come to you" he began, "but I'm very
much troubled. You see, love Elise,
and l believe she loves me, in spite of
our troubles. She has hot temper,
and when little dispute arises she
thinks it's the end of everything.
wish with all my heart she could be
brought to see things differently"
He pleaded hard with Ellis to in
duce the girl to reconsider her de-
cision. 81 only want chance to show
what / can do" he said. 81 do love
Elise with all my heart"
Dof0-o hi ~
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was as hard as flint, but m the end
she softened. And all the while he
pleaded with her Elise knew that he
was pleading his own hopes away.
He loved this girl with all his heart,
even at the second sight of her. She
was his dream, his ideal
"Ten me why you are so anxious
not to take my case?" she inquired
curiously, before she left.
81 don't think there is adequate
cause" he answered. ...
Are lawyers generally so scrupu-
lous?"
Mrs Raymond, said Ellis, rising,
you are two young people upon the
verge of life. You must try to live
that life for a while. 1 cannot con-
sciously be instrumental in separat-
ing you until 1 am convinced that
there is due cause" -
THANK your she said in chok-
ing Voice-and left him.
For weeks he heard no more Of the
girl. And all the while he cursed his
folly, and yet was glad. The love
that had only increased during this
time was too high to be won by any
fgnoble means. He tried to put Elise
Raymond out of his mind.
One day, about a couple of months
later, he was astonished to receive
visit from the girls step-mother, Mrs.
Delatour. s....
81 have only just heard Of what you
did for Elise" she said. 81 cannot
tell you how grateful am. Elise is
grateful too. She and her husband
seem to have entered upon new
life together. They are the happiest
couple that have even known. And
we want to know you. We want you
to dine with US tomorrow night. You
must meet my youngest daughter
Mary-my step-daughter, of course,
but she has always been daughter
to me-"
Nothing would suffice but that Ellis
4. n Il H.
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con was served. In two weeks Mrs.
John Elliott win entertain.
Mrs. r. 8. Anderson was Z guest
yesterday afternoon when the Ken
sington club met ut the homo Of Mrs.
w. D. Williams. Spring flowers orna-
mented the rooms Refreshments were
served. An all day meeting will be
held in two weeks at the home Of Mrs.
w. e. Wilson.
The Loyal w. C. B. class and the
Earnest Workers society OF the Cen
trail Christian church will meet Thurs
day afternoon at 1880 O'Clock at the
Tabernacle.
Mrs. J. Grappenhaus and Mrs. T. O..
Roell OF Richmond. we're In the city
today. enroute for visit in Bates
ville.-Rushville Republican.
The annual election OF officers of
the Reid Memorial hospital will be
held Thursday afternoon at the home
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6Oss Of the Human Family Az.
fected Thru Heredity or
COntagiOn, With Blood
Trouble-Dr. Simpson's
Vegetable C0mpound
The Remedy

This Is broad statement. but made
advisedly. II you do not believe II,
ask the leading hospitals Of the ooun-
try. or any experienced physician.
Prominent symptoms Of this, aside
from well developed Contagious blood
poison) are scrofula, systemic catArrh.
ulcers. sores, rheumatisms. (socalledl
''tubercular joints and muscles,' sore
and inflamed eyes: . generally "run
contains the only harmless specifies"
known for blood disease In its worst
form. withal fine tonic and body
builder. One trial will easily con-
vince you Of its vastly superior merit.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Dr.. A.
B. Simpson Co. Richmond. Ind.-Adv
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Weisbrod's Orchestra.
A Easter market will be given Sat
urday, April 3, by members OF the
Live Wire class Of the Second English
Lutheran church at $50 Main street,
In the room formerly occupied by the
Pilgrims Hardware store. A number
of good things to eat will be on sale.
Mrs. Willard Carr and Mrs. Albert
D. Gayle were guests In Cincinnati
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Robinson of
South Sixteenth street, are spending
a few days in Cincinnati.
The annual luncheon OF the After
math society will be held in three
weeks at the home of Mrs. e. r.
Beatty on East Main street. This will
complete the season for the organiza-
ton. Tuesday afternoon the last reg.
ular meeting was held. Miss Mary
Wilcox and Miss Emile Windle had
the program. The subject was "Vene-
zuela. Practical talks on how to keep
we'll followed the papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mahret and
daughter, Miss Lucille, will leave soon
for Edinburg, Ind, to reside.
A card party was given last evening
in the Moose hall
Mr.. Frank Schalk of this city, who
Is attending an art school in Chicago
saw MEDIA" last week at the Little
theatre by the same company which
will play the Trojan Women" in Rich
! mond. April 10. The stage settings for
the play "Medea" are very simple and
essentially Greek, but the effect is
mostly given by electric contrivances
which are wonderful. Miss Gwendo-
Ign Foulke, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dudle,' Foulke Of South Eigh-
teenth street, has a part in the
chorus.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Second Presbyterian church will
meet Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors. Rev. e. E. Davis will
speak on Immigration" and Mrs.
Overman will read paper on Japan"
Mrs. Arthur Thorne will furnish,
special music. The hostesses will be.
Mesdames Elmer Davis, Arthur
Thorne, Charles How, John F'lack and
William Gartside.
Mrs. Willard Cox of Indianapolis,
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bayer this week at their apart
ments on South Eighth street
Mrs. H. L. Ashley came home Sun
day from Kokomo, where she spent a
few days with kinspeople and friends
Miss Willard Schalk leaves Saturday
for Chicago where she will visit her
brother Mr.. Frank Schalk, for several
days. She will attend a sorority con-
vention which will be in session April
10, and will also be a guest at the
Mardi Gras to be given by the Art
Students League at the Art Institute.
Mr.. Frank Schalk will do some ex-
hibition dancing with Miss Pritchard
Of Elgin, Illinois, who has visited in
this city several times the guest of
Miss Dorothy Bates of South Thir-
teenth street.
Among the spring weddings will be
that of Miss Mary Kenworthy, daugh-
ter Of Rev. and Mrs. Truman Ken
worthy and Mr.. Robert Henley, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Henley of Garth
age. Mr.. Henley Is located in Hartford
City and Is one of the new proprietors
of the Hartford Floral company.
The Dixon Rag-Time Kings will play
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The United States consul In Calgary,
Canada, says the remarkable develop
ment of western Canada has been
made largely on borrowed capital.
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Social Calendar

The woman's Aid society OF the
Reid hospital meets with Mrs.
Horace Kramer, on East Main
street.
The Mission circle Of the Uni
versalist church will not meet with
Mrs. Emma Cockerell on account
Of illness.
Tho Loyal W. c. b. claSs and
the Earnest Workers society
meets At the Tabernacle. $3.50
O'clock.
The Earlham Heights Dorcas
society meets with Mrs. Everett
Eadler on Easthaven avenue.
Mrs. Edgar F. Hiatt hostess for
Woman's Collegiate club.
jolly T. E. N. club meets with
Mrs. Ridgeway, North Seventh
street. ~ y.
Meeting of Woman's Relief
Corps at Post rooms.
Helping Hand society meets
with Mrs. Charles Kratz. South
Fifteenth street. ..,..+
The Busy Bee club meets in the
lodge rooms. -
Business meeting of the aid
society Of United Brethren church
at the home Of Mrs. Esther Selby,
800 North Fifth street.
Postponed meeting of the Miss
ionary society Of the Second
Presbyterian church at the church.
A Young Peoples service in
charge OF the c. w. B. NJ. of the
Central Christian church will be
held at 1880 o'clock at the Taber-
nacle.
A Masters class in dancing will
meet after school in the Pythian
Temple under the direction Of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Nohr.
A card party at 8 o'clock in
Eagles hall.
Mrs. Robert Ashe entertains the
Coterie club.
Missionary society Of the First
Christian church meets at the
church at 1880 o'clock.
A farewell luncheon was given Tues
lay at l o'clock at the home OF Mrs
J. s. Curtis on South Fourteenth
treet, in honor Of Mrs. J. NJ. Knoll,
rho is leaving Saturday for a month
'isit at Newark and Chicago befor'
,oing to Peoria, Illinois, where Mr.
lnodle has accepted position
spring flowers and ferns were used II
the table. An elaborate
luncheon in several courses wa
erved. Among the guests we're mem
ers Of a card club and intimate
riends Of Mrs. Knodle. Covers wer'
aid for Mesdames H. H. Huntington
Walter Bates, Philip Twigg, e. S. Cur
Ia, Edwin White. Charles Land, J. M
1nodle, Benton Arlington, John NJ
.ontz, e. B. Clements and A. ]. Har
Vood.
An informal luncheon was given a
o'clock today by Mr.. and Mrs. E. 3
Elements at their home on NORTH
thirteenth street. as courtesy to Mr.
nd Mrs. J. NJ. Knodle. This evening
If. and Mrs. Warren Clifford will give
n informal dinner for the guests.
The regular meeting Of the Queer
,sther society OF the Grace M. E
hurch. will be held at the home O.
fiss May Benn. 422 Pearl street
thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. knodle are leav
2g Saturday for Peoria, Illinois, wher.
IT. Knodle has accepted a position
|efore going to Peoria, Mrs. Knodle
ill visit for a month in Newark anG
Mr.. Knodle was formerly IL
he office at the NJ. Rumely company
FRS. Knodle has been prominent ir
Tub and social life of the city and Il
lso actively identified with the var
BUS societies Of the First Presbyterian
hurch.
Thirty couples enjoyed the dance
iven last evening in the Odd Fellows
all by the members of Ye Older
'ime Dancing club. Piano and drums
layed the order of dances. Among
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churches will be held Friday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock at the Tabernacle
and the public Il invited to attend.
The program will be as follows:
Hymn. Sweet Hour Of Prayer" by the
guests: greetings. Ginevra Kirkman.
president Of the Central G. w. B. M;
response. Mrs. w. A. Ellis. president
OF the First Christian church G. w. B.
NJ: Psalm 1873 and prayer Of thanks
giving for . growing unity and CO.
operation among the Christian forces.
Mrs. J. A. Walls; hymn. "Blest Be the
Tie That Binds Five minute talks
and prayer on the following subjects:
For a Keener Joy in Service. Mrs
Julia Burr; Our Missionaries and
Native Christians in Argentina" Mrs.
L. e. Little; "Our Teachers and Pupils
in Our Negro Schools" Mrs. Robert
Wilson: paper on prayer, Mrs. Omar
Coffman: World Peace and That All
Nations May Acknowledge Christ as
Saviour and King. John 8. 1911, Mrs.
John Childress; Our Workers Who
Will Go Out This Year. Mrs. George
Chrisman; "Our Missionaries and Ma
tive Christian in Liberia" Mrs.
Charles Roland: Our Chinese Mis-
Japanese Missions Mrs. Orville
Donahoe and Mrs. Arch Campbell;
vocal solo, Mrs. W. r. Motley, accom-
panied by Miss Ruth Motley; Mr..
Ralph Little will sing solo accom-
panied by Miss Dolores Ellis. A duet
will be given by Mrs. w. R. Motley
and Mrs. Fred Strauss. A reading
entitled, Mrs. Pickett's Missionary
Box" will be given by Miss Leta Ro-
land. The decorations will be in the
lavender, the G. W. B. M. colors. A
social hour will follow the program
and refreshments will be served
Miss Elliott was the guest of the
Spring Grove Sewing circle which met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Charles
Snedeker at her home in Spring
Grove. The hours were spent socially
and with needlework. A dainty lunch
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The Dixon Rag-Time Kings will play
fer dance to be given at Millville
this evening by Mr. Robert Schultz.
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Only One "DRoMo oUlNlNE"
Whenever you feel . cold coming on,
thin kof the full name. LAx ATIVE
BROMO QUININE. Look for signature
OF e. w. Grove on box. 26c.--Adv.
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guests were present. Mrs. Agnes Miles
read paper on Laundry" and Mrs.
Alexander Cobb spoke. After the pro-
gram there was a social hour and re-
freshments. The club will held its
next meeting April with the Do
nestle Science association Of this city.
Mrs. Horace Kramer will be host
ess Thursday afternoon for IN impor-
tant meeting Of the Aid society Of
Reid Memorial hospital ct her home on
East Main street.
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A union meeting of the G. w. B. NJ.
Of the First and Central Christian
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Of Mrs.. Horace kramer. 1905 Main
street. Mrs. Kramer will be assisted
by Mrs. David Esteb. After the elect
ion tho hours win be spent at needle
work.
Miss Gertrude Smith Of North Sew
enteenth street. will go to Cincinnati
Thursday to see Forbes Robertson in
Hamlet" at the Lyric theatre.
The Aid society Of the United Breth-
rem church will meet Thursday after
noon ut the home of Mrs. Esther Sell
by. 300 North Fifth street. instead OF
at the church as announced.
Messrs. Xenophon King and Willard
Kaufman, students at the University
of Illinois, will spend their Easter va
cation with their parents here.
The home Economic club of District
No. met yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. Omer Young at her home north
OF the city. Twelve members and five
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Among the spring weddings will be
that of Miss Mary Kenworthy. daugh-
ter Of Rev. and Mrs. Truman Ken
worthy and Mr.. Robert Henley, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Henley Of Garth
age. Mr.. Henley Is located in Hartford
City and Is one of the new proprietors
of the Hartford Floral company.
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con was served. In two weeks Mrs.
John Elliott viii entertain.
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social and Club Activities;
- - 49,
Topics ofInterest to Women
Misses Lila Van Etten, Ella avn Et-
ten, Beatrice Beach and Martha III
1o,pv

ten, BeaIrICe BEECH anu MAfInd UI-
lery.
Invitations, engraved with the seal
Of the Knights of Columbus. reading as
follows were sent out today:
Richmond Council. No. $50,
knights of Columbus.
desire the presence Of yourself and
ladies at its
Annual Easter Dance,
Tuesday evening, April sixth,
nineteen hundred and fifteen,
,.-- Odd Fellows Hall,
$3.50 O'Clock
Weisbrod's Orchestra.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-15

BOB, ipenH TR nad reifliaer eEDdgung
einen Gnti6lub gsfdBt babe, oas BAR
lament baUoH untsrridtst peroen uno
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rsrbe.
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idlisbsn, Iie ii6 a6sr osr 9eyautIDOrts
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gsuI6dit oIs Rsprdientantsu Der 2Irs
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gaan srpart,t, oab Der qremis'
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Usebr ais $4,000, 900
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lid 5runtteth.

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l1ufen piiroer.
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ppn 6,1Oo,o0o,00O 6rancs ($1 ,22o, :
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2.C0O,OOo,Ooo 6rlncs pro Ronat.
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matten 9erpiIisunssn auf 28,19o,.
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ldufsr.
ais suite qriie mao
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G6tiFianiGuo, IA. Septems
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Ter gampfer ,6eiperian"'
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buut UerieEtt nUroen.
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Sic nabnt a1n Wonta9 5000 9tuIen 9efan9en
nno mad)te gro6e &rie9sbeute>
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8efiibrt.
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(seforbsrun9 Oer30gert)
Dem 9aaebIatt ipirO aus 2(t6en ies
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iuduns III nod i'm e,anee.
Sn elmer pom 6. September Dattrtsn
0spsi1s puros bic 8srbdftuHS Don
3ipet Wdnneru uuo elmer yruu gemeIs
ost.. bic anseildgt parsn. Sepsf9en,
oi. an pen grietii4en @sn,ralftab uub
on ben a0nig aoHitantin seriaiet iras
rem, p.rsauft 81 babeH. Gs bisb in Der
Depeibs.. oob osutite uHo 0fierrsi6is
i5e 1eIegramme na6 Rublano g..
itidt porbsn isisn uHo odb aud De-
p.iten bonn britii6en Wlarineminiii.s
rum Dsrmibt ipiiroen. Die asuts 'purs
ben beiduloisi, elm resuldres Gef4dfi
aus Dem Sts5l.n ron Ssp.IttH ses
madt Su ba6en, bic iis unpartsiiifsr
Deiis an beioe Ssitsn Der arisgfii3'
renosn pertduiteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-15

ME folst: 9et0otst: 1865 Offi3isre
uno 1882 UlOnn; perpunOet: 1913
Ofiisiers mo 24l,O86 Wlann; Der
miBt: 1901 CffiJisre unO 53,466
glauH.
Die 9ermfte Der 6lOtts iinO in oisie
3d6len niat eingeihlofsn.
5m CONNER parsH OeHnab bic
gerluiie Der gritsn stpds tIeiHer aIs
i'm 2lpril uno Wai. Gs srlIdrt Ii4
oies pabrItsinIia pura bic OsrbdI:-
nibmGbige uRtbdtigteit Der Iruppen
an DER fraH8DIiia bstgiiten 6rort,
uuo es 1T an3unsbmsn, OaB bic 9r0B
len gerluits an ben 0aroansasn srlit
:.n pur0en.
De lssts grtIdrgng ti5sr bic Be.
lufte Der griten puroe an g. SuHi
DON osm qrsmisr Qtsquit9 a6segebsn
81 1ab Iie olmaIs 1ui 258,069 UIaHn
an, D. !. Bis gum 81. Mlai. Bon Damn
an 6is gum q. 2lRSuit 6e!isien iid bic
gsrluft olber duf 1884 IRGnu,
mas i'm 8ur6idnitt uHgefd3r 1900
Qann taglif apsmatt. in ben yIo-
uotsn Qtpril uuo Ulai bsliefeu iib be
grluhs auf ln3sfdbr 1000 RaH,,
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