davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28
Serrdter Gorjcar.
G1Dn ieit Ansbrub Ses &ric.
gcs inter SerSaht.
Stimnlen ans Gci!erreidl.

Berlin, "a. Rop. Dra3tlos. @on
Der lleberieeii4en NaDriAten=2genz
TUT miro folgenDe8 gemeloet: 0ie
3eitungen Geiterrei9 llngarns te=
igdftigen fib angelegentlib nit ben
nGnibiillungsn", nit beuen Der friiz
here OIterrei9ii9 un9aril6e Som
tul in San 6ranctsco 0oriear her=
porgetreten lit, IS miro erfldrt, Der
NSsall lei t1pil9 nafiir, nelbe Ulittel
l1 neutralen &dRoern ongepnabt
Il iniirben. Inn Seiterrei9 llngarn su
Il fbdbigen. SIS lpiro 0ann Oargelegt,
baB @pricar i'm Sttober feline SteQe
al einem 0ferreihii1 unoartT9en
Honlulat in 0eutI6tono, pel9em er
SugeteiIt 9etpeIen iei, perInfien babe
unD na9 ,5talien gefloben fei. 3dtid6z
Iib babe Der Niann ieit Nusbrud
bes Rrieges unter geroa1t geitdnz
neu, Elm unIiderer 8ontonift gu iein.
sSSn Rom bo6e er Nntnipfuneen nit
g;erfonen bon 3lpeifelbofter politiIber
9oltung seiuqt, uno babe ii9 Damn
BON bort aus nab Den Ser. Stadten
begeben.
Dieier Mann, peld)er ipeiter nibts
lei, oIs Elm 9errdter an feinem 8d=
terlnnoe, miro geIagt, perbe nun bon
ben 5einben Selterrei9 llnaarns
ols 3euge fir 2tntldgen duBsrlt
f1perer, in li9 ober Id6erli9er 4rt
perpen0et, tpie bic aug gep gprt
eingelaufenen Rsuter 9epeI9en
Seigtsn.
Asiter miro bann ougefiibrt, bob
Die ggteip gort 5imes" uuo oos
ryrppiOence Spurnal" gemelbet,
8oricar babe erfldrt, Die gan3en
@er. Staotsn ieien nit DIterreinii9=
ungoriiden unb oeutI6en Spioren
iiberldpemmt unO ieber SeTierreiter
uno llngar In ben Der. Staaten Ite6e
NIT Der 8erIdn0rung in 8erbinbung,
melde gegen Die dmeritaniIben Mus
rItionsfd6rtfen gerihtet iet.
gBeiter lpeiien oie 3eitungen duf
Die Reuter 0epei6e bin, nelde
ineloet, oab Goricar erildrt, 0iters
Igeidii1 ungariihe uno beutite
gIgenten bdtten felt 2tusbru6 res
arieges in ben Ser. Staoten spiz
iaen 80 uub 40 Miaionen Dollars
rerauagabt, um Gigtntum su 3ers
it6ren, Nenf6en su tDsen uno politis
ifle unS 4rbeiternirren on8usetteln.
GnoIin pirb betOnt, oaB Reuter aes
mtIOet, Graf b. 9srnItorff Iei Der geis
it;ge llrheber aEler oieisr gsIebpi0riz
CEN 0anolungen.
Die yreiIe 9siterreih In1orng
gi6t Der feiten lleber5engung Quss
0rud, 0aB Der oenienoe 5eiI hes ames
risauiihn 9ubtiiums nit ibm oarin
bbereinitimmen tptro. bdb Goritars
6anoIungen burhaus unlauteren
llotipeH entIprunssn iino.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28
s@snrOcu bingeri1tct.ss )
eli gcridu6rer segcu Oas tiirs
filde Geitb.
SSn Der stabt Scirnt.

@oIbinqton, "a. g2rp. Ser 6ieiige
tiirtii6e 9otI4after gob beute be-
tonnt, in Beirut feien elf N(itglieoer
elmer dqbptiI9en gebeinen @eieI=
i9aft bingerihtet noroen, oeren
3ped bic 3eritudeIuna DIR 3iirtei
uno Die SAaffung zines unobGdngis
gen nrdbii6en Stadts unter pem
Protsttorate @rob6ritannisns unO sie
@rmorbuug bo6ite9euper &eamtan
un0 bieler anOerer berporrdgenoer
perfonen 3ur Grret6ung oieies 3pst=
tes geipeIen iei. s5n Der 8etannt9e=
bung oes 8otIdafters iptrb geiunt,
0;e gebeime @eisQfdnft babe ibren
SiB in @egppten gebabt, NIT 3ipeigs
geiellfdoften in Sbrien uno Sraf.
Die BON Der tiirtiId5en 3egierung 1n=
georonete llnteriu4ang, nit Der
groBten SorgfaIt geFHbrt, babe uns
pioerle9lihe 8elpsiie gegen Die ges
beime @eIeufdaft Sutuge geF6rbert,
Die iiA auf porgsfunoenen 0otumenS
ten griinbeten. Die 9ro8efterung Der
GhnIoigen babe por einem &riegsz
geri6t in Beirut itattgeFun0en; Die
8erurteiIung fei ouf Gruno bes ars
titeIs 54 bes tiirfiTcben &riminalgez
ieBes erfoIgt. SIN gan3en ieien breiz
sehn i4uloig aeipro6an; 5ipei bapon
Ieien aber ibres differs rpegen begnez
bigt iporoen. Die ottomonii9e Regies
rung bedbiitbttgt, ben pollen SnbaIt
Der BON ben MitgIieoern bet 0eitaz
Iaaft gepflogenen psrrdterii6en 3pz
tumente 81 publi5ieren.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28

felt gsginn bes arieees berFri6en,
ba5u gu benuBen. ibre miIitdriihen
8prbereitungeu 5a beenben.
(0ie beutf9en @erbiinbetsn bas
ben linen Oa8u psnig freie 3eit
eeIoFeR. @nm. b. Geb.)
9enps Gudin, Der 9liniitsr pbne
9Ortefeuine i'm fran50fften aabis
nett, bat bic bon ibm geplonte ReiIe
nod Der 5ront oufsegeben unb an
9OrO zines griefifben areu5ers Die
Reiie nad athen ongetretsn.
Sin 8orreIpunbent Der gtFociter.
ten greife min in @rie6enlono IN
Grfabruug 9ebrodt baben, boB a6s
mig aonitontin bem britiIc6en
9riegsminifter bic @erIi6erung qe,
seben babe, es fei i6m ME eingeTal=
len. 9ruppeu oer 2lliierten, bic auf
grIe3Iifes @ebtet gefluchtet limb,
gu enttpoffnen ober gu internieren.
G8 ieien nber 0fterreiAiI4e Srups
pen. unter pieien mebrere 0ffi5iere.
in Grie9enlanb interniert.
Na6 Der IleIoung bes SorreIppns
bentsn bdIt Der 80nig pon @rie.
8enIanO bic 3ptfhen ieiner Rs9ies
ruug uno @rob6ritonnien eingetge-
tene Sponnung fir cine 5oIge bon
MtBberitdnbniien, bic febr lei8t be-
leitigt iuerben tDnnen
@riebenIanb fei bereit, ben Qfui=
ierten bic @eriiderung gu ge6en,
baB es nit feinen Sruppen. bic es
in Mnseoonien baIte, nur BEN
3ped aeiebti6er Sst6fter6oItuns i'm
Qu9e gebobt babe. Dos lei ppr olz
lem n0tia penn bic gt1iisrten
fi4 entIhIieben foGlten. i5re 8altan=
Grpebition auf5useben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28
st Mmsuirieoen.
!, ,GolfsSeituhe" mGhte yebensmittels
BerIorQnngSurpbleri gel1lt ieben.

G0ln, iiber 96ahOn, "a. ylob. Die
,,golts 3eitungF forosrt in einem IN
ser beutiqen 4usgobe erldienen qrs
titel ben oeutIden aeihstag, Der
uddIte Bp9e 3llIammen tritt, anf,
BON Der Regieruug barber 2luffHIuB
gu perlangen, pie es tommt. ouB lie
es perabIdumt bat. oas grobIem Der
2ebensmittsI geriorguna III aafrie=
oenItellenoer 8eiIe su loien. Sn ben
QlrtiteI 6eiBt es, ooB oieies Die pihs
tieite fgra9e 1T, Die olggenbidlih 5lr
Qoiunq porliegt. Der 9lrtitel fhlisBt
nit einem 2(ngriff auf 5reiberru b,
Stein, Der unldngit sum Inter
5taatsIetretdr fir ipirtffoftlihe aas
oeleaen6eiten erndnut tporOeu lit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28
@eidl.perem Th.
Sa6afspftmiSer letoen inter eueIiifer
..CrDersiltsG pnncil.h

Ri6monO, 8a., "a. ROB. aph1miIz
lat &oiner BON bem ItootIiAen VT
uz9epartement bat 6te 5abotsz
bonoeIsfammern i'm gon3sn Staat ers
iuAt, BEL Prdiioent DiIIon, S!adtsz
ietretdr 2aniing uno Oen @ertretern
9irgiuius in beioen 6GuIern beg
9ongrehes ipegen Der cnglif9en Orr
berzin=Gouncil poriteaig gu per0en,
10 bab 3obat nod neutralen Qdns
bern obne 8erbot oes Die6ererports
berihidt neroen fam, odnlit er feline
enbgiiltige geitimmung in 0sutT9s
lon0 uno Seiterreid erreihen lam,
mo biel 9irQiitidsGa6ot tpnIumlert
tpirb.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28


Iaris, "a. StOb. Sic bipIumnti.
idjen %ertretcr Der Gutcntc NiGdlte
in sItbcn ipradsn eeiteru in cor
pore im aricdliiden gnsuGrtiscu
MINT OOr, nm NIT Dem @iiniiter Die
SSrage at erDrtcrn, mas Gricdcu-
IauS tim luarSe, menn bic Srnppcn
Der SIIiicrtcn, bic iid) jest in Mnae-
bOnisn bcfinOen, ee5unugem lucrSen
iOlltcu, I'D iiber sic eriedIiidle
0ren5e suriid5nsiebcn. 2ieie NIcl-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28

icine StcIlnns Scfinicre. sufurt
6ericf Der Gremier bic 0siniiter ~
elmer sitnus 5niammen. sSadJ Der
aabiuettSiitnue srflGrtcu sic srie.
dliidJen 9iiniiter, SaR bic Gage Onrdl
Die lIeberreidnus Der Note gctlGrt
uOrOen iei. Sic fistea binSn, Suf
@rirdcuIanO iidJ nicmnIs srpeiaert
babe, SurOernugen NIT Se5ns auf
SidcriteIInna Der Srnppen Der vi.
licrtcn in MnSsounien 81 beluilligeu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28
StQ(iener uer(oreu eiue 9NGion
Orfruei6n mrotn, baR lt ant Oct gaBtn
front frgrei6 gfbliebrn lno.
GuOe Strbieus uar cine Sragc ber 3tit.

2unbuu, "a. 9lob. Rad einem
bun Dem Sriessmiuiiterinm in gSien
bcnte unSgceebeueu Bulletin bahen
Die Staliemer in ibrrn SGmpiCu nit
Den Seiterreidern bis Jest cine
WiilliOa an SOten nno ScruuHoetem
perlureu. nllniere 6rsnt", 10 beikt
es in hem bulletin WOrtIid, ybat
iid iibrraIl iiesreid acbaltcn. BON
Sunncrstag bis SOnntas nerlOren
mir 20 Spte nnb 30 &eriuunocte.
@s mnrSem 46 3ibilpcriouen sctO.
tct nnS 250 idlluer Derlett. ScdJS'
bnuOcrt SGuier murOen bel BEN
8UmbarSemcnt in @6rS beidGOiet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28

Berlin, "A. Ron. Die eeitern
bier einsetroffene Rodridt, OaB bic
gsgislang BON @erbien ibren SiB
ppn WlitrolpiBa nod Der Iiiblid Dos
son biGt on Der Gren3e bon als
bnnisn 0sIesensu Stabt Periertn
Der!fgt uno bas biplomatts
f9e 2orps iein Souptquortier
in Der montenegriniI9en Stabt
QetIh (SpeD oufaeIdIaseu bat, 1T
bier uno in onberen Stdbten oss
Deutfhen Reids nit frsuOiger Grs
regung oufgenDmmsn pOrben. 2ie'
fert \iie bu9 ben 9epeis
bofiir, bob es nit Der 9errs
idaft Serbiens su Gn6e gebt, unb
boB nur nod betreffs Der 6ruge 3psis
fel beiteben, oh Der mod iibri9 ges
bliebene tIeine Sell bes isrbHdeu
9eeres fapituIisren, in montensgrO
perbuu9srn ooer es hagen min, oilf
albonii9em @ebist ipeiteren Dibers
itnnb 81 leiiten.
9lrf ben anberen artegsf9oupldts
gen bat fh bic Gage nur tpenig
perdnbert.
Der amtti9e beutIbe 9eri4t tous
tet:
rQtuf bem ipeitli6en &riessidaus
plat:
.2ln beri9iebenen pIdben ouf
bieIsr 5ront fanben Iebbafte 2(rtils
leriebuelle Itatt, bic BON florem
gDetter begiinitigt iporen. Dos
5euer nit onberen @nffen tpurbe
e6enFaas fortgefebt.
,eSm prieiterpalbe noren GTpIoe
Tipnen bon 3tpei fetnbli9en Mineu
erfolglos: glo1 einem 9ufttompf
ftel etn fran3otiiher BtpIan IN Der
RGbe bon Qure in ber gbompogne
au 8oben,
r8on benz 0Itliden &riegsf9aus
plab lit nidts 5u beri9ten.
.9tuf bem &risssiGaupias I'M
SaIfon:
.R6rbl:6 BON Mitroiptbo unb
n0rbli6 unb norb0Itli6 bon 9rts
tina lpurbs Der Seino in gfiid3uoss
tdmpfen gef4Iasen. 9uIgartf4e
Streittdmpfe, bic iiib0ftIi4 bon Pris
tina tdmpIen. riideu iiegrei4 Dor.
.gDie bereits tur3 gemslOet, tpurs
ben in bet RGbe bon prtitina 5000
Gerben gu GeFangenen sema6t unb
"A aononen foipte % Maf4insngss
psbre erbeutet.
Der fran3Oiif4e omtlits arie9ss
6eri6t lautet;
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28

9onSOu, "A. Nuu. Gem Genter-
Snrcau pnrSe beute aus glt6eH &c.
mclOet, baf Die OOrtisen Oiplumati-
IdJrn &ertrctcr Der Gntcntcm6dltc
bern Eremier SfoulOnoiS cine Sol.
lcftipuute iibsrrcidDt ba6cu, in Der
uerluust iuirO, onf @ricdsnIanS
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28
g,eiic Ses 9niiers frauf.

Riel, 8euti9lol1o, "a. 9&oD. 4rini
Waloemar non 9reuBen. Der alteitt
So6n oes prin5eu !0einrih. oes Brit
0ers pes aoiiers, lit erniiIid ertrdnt
uuD nuroe bDn Der 5ront nod &ie
oebra6t. @r iieht felt Qtusbruh oei
arieges an Der Spibc zines 6reiipilt
Iiaen 2lutomobils4prps.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28

9ei einem glutomo6iIs ltnFal
pRtoe beute in pafuic. y. S. 5gndb
6ambor. per grdFAeut Der .gorilslo
8Oriteo WliGs". >qef0tet.
- Der beutide ReiAstag iuiro ON
30 glopember 3uiammentrstsn nno
Bis 8eiRnd4ten in Sisuns ieiR.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28

Snng sing bcnte Der Suoas.gseutnr
ans Der SauptitaOt GricdenlaaSs
Su.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28

Sen "a 2lou a6 Sonoon 0as rtegsamt eIote 6ee mtaa
6a6 ole r6f6m tape 2Nowita 2rtfna eiusenmmen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28

= Baron 5isSft 5o6i6ufapa uu6
brei3ebn onbere promtnerte Supauer,
bic dugenblidlib cine 3unOreiie Our9
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28

0ie 8ereinigten Staaten MAIDEN, ipers
ben 0pnuerstag in Pittsburg, pa.,
eintreffeH
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28

Berlin, "a. 9pb., brabtlos nod
Sappills. Sier trof bic glodritbt
TN, boB Elm aus 10000 Mann oes
Iiebenbes Seer Der griten bon tiirs
tiIhen Sruppen Dor goeono Suriid.
geIdlogen 1T. 3u Der britiTden
Qrmss, bic bis auf 5ebn Meileu
BON 8agbab borgeriidt mar. eeb0rs
Ten Sruppen aus auifralien, 8anopd
unb Snbien. sic bebrobten einen
tpi9t;sen GiIenbnbnenbpuntt, pen
Die beutI6en @erbiinoetsn nls
Stiibpuntt fir cine ipdtere Sffens
IiDe cggen bic 8riten in Gsppten
iber Sue3 benuben pOIIten. Die
Sirfen trieben ben 5einb ettpn 30
gleilen bon 8agbub auriid. Sn mte
litGriTden areifen 9eutf9lanbs.
1T man Der qlnii6t, baB
bic 8ogbaO 8ampasne Elm Sell
ber bon ben QtGliierten unternommes
nen g}iefentampnsn II, bic ben
M1rfd Der Gufen 6ur9 qpss.iten
einf9IisBt.
9o bic gauFen bic ibnen auseiuies
Iene 9tuFgabe nf6t setOft baben, 10
perIu6en bic 2taiiertsn na9 hsm
0afiirbalten Der 9sutfden ibre, iDie
man in Berlin onniinmt, IeBte Gars
te ausfpieIen, inbem iie seniisenoe
6treittrdfte an Der erie9ifden aiis
fte lonben, I'm bic betltfden Gifens
bobnberbinbnngsn 6urh Serbten
unb gulgarisn nod aonitantinOpel
81 bebroben.
Dieter ptan iif, tpie bieiige gss
ante glaubsn, ouf 9rnnO elmer linz
teri6dbung Der Gtdrte Der 9eut4
f6en geFaBt. sic beronfhIugsn bic
3obl Der beutT6er Srurpen auf liz
100000 Monn, 70 bob ton ie iieben
giirgern elmer Elm SoIbat 1T.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-28

allnIere 9attsrien bra6ten bic
feinoIide QtrtiIerie gum S6neiseu,
bic uniere Shiibsnsrdbsn in Der Sc
eeno bon Ro6Iincourt SerIt6ren unb
uns. aus unieren Stellunssn spiI9en
Der 9lisne unb ben 9lreonnen Ioa
pobl pie aud bic in Der @eaenb
bes PrieFerpaIoes perbrGn9en polls
te. i
nMebrere Niinen erpIpbierten chne
Snfanteries9ttti in oen qreons
nen. nDroIih bon Soupette uab
in benz MoIacourtsMolbe.
rSaltunsariessidouplob: glad ben
aGmpfen on bem linten llfer bes
6IuHes Gernn. bic om %. uno 20.
Ropember tattfnnben, perlisF Der
q. Ropember rubig, @s puroe
meber in Oieier 6jessnO. nod in bsr
llil9e9eno oon StrumntBa getdmptt.
padmpfe fanoeu icopb on Der ole
ten ierbii4stiirtiTben Gjren5e itatt.
Der pidtigite berieIben mar Der,
Der 80 Meilen norblpetliG BON
9ifh tobte,(?)
(0er fran3oiiibe geri6t III snt4
Idbieoen eroi9tet. Someit iino
bic 5ran3ofen ME eetommeu.
9lnm. b. Reb.)
Gs tpurbe au9 ouf Der Delitos
Gebene - ipeftlidb pom 3etoiuabs
9srse setdmpft. On bem Iebtgeuonns
ten quntt bro6ten mir benz 5sinb
cine Rieoerlage bei.(0
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
FOUNTAIN CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Clyde Power of Los
Angeles, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Mildred Lacey, to DR..
Edwin M. Spatis, of Los Angeles.
Miss Power is former resident of
Fountain City. She is granddaugh-
ter of Major NJ. M. Lacey. The wed.
ding will take place July IA. Miss
Naomi Lacey Dwiggins of Fountain
City will act as bridesmaid.
Miss Eleanor HUFF of Earlham col.
lege is home for few days on account
OF illness.
Miss Naomi White Of Converse, Is
the guest of Miss Reba Showalter
Mrs. Mary Bunch and rms. Gard of
South Bend were recently visitors in
Fountain City.
Miss Naomi Dwiggins spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Hunt at Richmond.
The young peoples class OF Friends
church was entertained recently by
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Kittritg.
Mrs. Clarence Keever Of Muncie
has been spending several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs Frank Keever.
Miss Mildred Davis entertained at
her home Thursday evening in honor
Of Miss Naomi White Of Converse. The
guests were Misses Reba Showalter,
Naomi Dwiggins, Naomi White, and
Messrs. Elmer Barnes, Lloyd Pyle,
Robert Thomas and Vernon Hill.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
WHITEWATER

Mr.. Claude Sourbeer gave a party
at the beautiful country home of his
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sour
beer, Thursday evening, honoring Mis-
Idola Gehring of Cambridge City, and
Mr.. Claude Miller OF Richmond. Mu>
sic and games were enjoyed during the
evening, after which refreshments
we're served to the following: Misses
Hazel Coblentz, Hilda Garrett, Merle
Brawley, Gladys Jordan, Mabel Ben
son, Ethel Hunt, Genieve Anderson,
Gladys Anderson, Opal Hodgin, Opal
Hunt, Pearl Knoll. Vera Knoll, Doro-
thy Knoll, Yvonna Settler, Helen
Slick, Echo Slick, Elva Roll, Marguer-
lite Roll, 1dola Gehring, Florence Nog-
gle, Marie Barton and Mabel Sourbeer
Messrs. Roy Roberts, William Becker,
Artie Teaford, Herschell Pappaw. Har-
ry Mcclure, Hobart Mcclure, Clifton
Williams, Harold Skinner, Hollace
Warner, Ora Wilson, Paul Jennings,
Kenneth Wright, Paul Simpson, John
Simpson, William Ross, William
Rhoades, Waldo Dubbs, Verl Newton,
Quay Beetley. Denver Peden, Charles
Brawley, Theodore Garrett, Deskin
Jones, Everett White, Elmer Hill,
George Carman, Forest Hill, Stanley
Hunt, Claude Addleman, Don South.
ard, Claude Miller, Russell Wolfal, Don
Mutchner, Reid Jordan and Raymond
Black; Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Stetler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Smith.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
Blood Risings Begin
A Mere Speck
Stop Them From Grow.
ing Large and
Dangerous.

Nearly everyone who uses S. S. S. for
Il through untold suffering as the result
4 host Of people did not realize. Hntli
too late. what may result from slight
they used S: S. S.. and In almost every
village and hamlet, every crossroad and
away back of the road Is someone who
will tell you how S. S. S.. the. famous
blood purifier, restored his health.
It Is a most interesting fact that this
remarkable vegetable medicine over
hauls the blood in a manner that ex-
cites curious minds
But it acts in accordance with ac-
cepted physiological laws ana yet its
effect is almost beyond comprehension
to those who are welded to such drugs
as mercury, calomel, arsenic, iodide OF
potash, copper and other baneful in
fluences which all the world bears
silent testimony to their destructive
tendencies.
S: s: S. is indeed a natures tribute
no te,, that in almost any drug store
dav. And if you believe yours is
Adviser Of The Swift SPECIFIC Co., 1o6
Swift Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. Our word
for It he is one of GeorRia's appre-
ciated specialists, retired from active
practi-~. but proud Of his name and Of
his recognized ability.
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CHESTER, IND.

Master Paul Huffman was pleasant
ly surprised by a number Of young
friends Wednesday afternoon. The
party was in honor of his eleventh
birthday anniversary. The following
guests enjoyed a pleasant afternoon:
Frank Baird, Carl Blume, Edward
Null Alfred Kemp, Russell Snyder,
Howard Barker, Sheffie Schaefer, Oil
yer Williamson, Marvel Barker, Myron
Barker, Helen Huffman, Marjorie
Muhl. Reba Williamson, Alice Minor,
Ruth Barker, Roxy Schaefer, Adelaide
Kemp, Elizabeth Williamson, Gather
inc Lahman, Mesdames Omer Snyder.
Earl Muhl, Tom Snyder and Frank
Huffman. Ice cream, cake and candy
were served.
Mrs. 1nez Morris of Richmond was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Green
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hodgin enter
tanned the following relatives at din
ner Sunday: Mrs. Lizzie Hodgin, Mr.
and Mrs Warren Stigleman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Stigleman, Wilson De Voc
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Stigleman.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hart and Mrs.
Minerva Hart of Boston we're guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bulla Sun.
day.
The NJ. e. church has purchased a
new piano. ~ .
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i0ES TO HER BIRTHPLACE
FIRST Time IN 81 YEARS

NEW PARIS, O., June 7.-Mr. and
rs. J. p. Mungavin of Richmond were
lursday visitors Of the formers
other, Mrs. Mary Mungavin and fam
Misses Irene Timmons, Salena
.ney and Laura Lehman have re-
vered from the mumps and are able
be out. Mrs. Van Thompson is the
est victim
Miss Frances Means was called to
dianapolis Friday by the serious
ndition of her aunt Mrs. John Jay,
10 underwent a surgical operation
at day.
Mrs. John Arnold OF Campbellstown,
d Mrs. William Boze.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Kessler and
nily have removed from the Colby
the Fleming property on Spring
'eet.
Mrs. NJ. o. Penland was called to
mestown, Ohio, Thursday by tele-
I'M advising her that her mother,
Is. Emma Bailey had suffered a
'oke of paralysis. Mrs. Bailey re-
les at Dayton and had gone to
mestown to attend Decoration Day
ercises.
Mrs. Minerva Bunker spent the past
lex with Mr. and Mrs. William G.
ker at Pleasant Hill.
Holds Regular Meeting.
The Carrie Flatter W. G. T. U. held
eir regular fortnightly session Fri
v evening at the home of Mrs. Anna
nnett
The regular quarterly pension
ecks were received Friday by local
,diers and soldiers widows. the al
vance amounting to $4,000 in this
atty
Mrs H. c.. Brandenburg left Friday
visit her daughter, Mrs. J. R. Wynd
d family, at Hamilton for several
VS..
The semi-annual payment of taxes
being received at the Farmers Bank
Co., and the First National bank,
10 taxes being due in June and
cember.
Mrs. Lon Morrison left Saturday
rning for a six weeks visit to her
/, Joseph Addlen1an and family, and
,er relatives at Portland, Ore.
silbert Richie and Lorain Penland
victims of whooping cough.
Charles H. Marshall spent Friday at
,ngton. Ind, where he built single
we mauso!eum of cement in the
netery at that place. The work
S the object Of much curiosity to
citizens Of that place. George
tn made the trip with Mr.. Marshall.
The New Paris Poultry association
t Friday evening at the rooms in
Samuels building.
ohm Hogston of Greenville, spent
weekend with local friends
drs. Mary Bunch and daughter, Mrs.
renee Good Of Lakeville, Ind, are
guests OF their neice and cousin,
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Mrs. d. F. Reinheimer, and will spend
several weeks in this locality.
Misses Helen and katherine Davis,
Sarah McGrew, Evelyn Aker, Harriet
McKeon, Mrs. e. w. Miller, Mrs. H. D.
Collins and Messrs. B. S. Davis, G. J..
Noggle and A. H. Wilson were among
the many who attended the county
school field meet Saturday at Eaton at
the fair grounds.
Mrs. D. F. Reinheimer and guests,
Mrs. Mary Bunch and Mrs. Clarence
Good spent Thursday at Fountain City,
this being Mrs. Bunch's old home and
her first visit Their for 81 years. Her
uncle was one of the owners of the
old Underground Railway hotel at that
place when it was a haven for the
black man.
Here from Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stricken and Mr..
Crawford of Dayton, came Saturday
evening and spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. I. D. Bennett.
Miss Harriet McKeon has returned
from weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Melody enter.
tanned Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Ward OF Eldorado. Mr.. and Mrs. Esta
House and Miss Maud Sinck OF near
Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. T. Barber were cali
ed to Richmond Saturday by the death
Of their brother.in-law, E. G. Cook
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart removed
their household goods to New Paris
Monday from New Madison. Mr..
Stewart will open up a stogie shop
in the first story room of the F. and A.
M. building
W. E. Jones and Elmer Hoover left
Sunday for West Milton, o., where
two cars of road oil will be applied to
the streets of that place. The heavy
rains of the past ten days have delay
ed the work, Mr.. Jones paying demur-
rage on cars for that time.
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