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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-09
ILLINOIS man
WILL ADDRESS
IS GRADUATES
Cambridge High School Sc
niOrs Will Hear Talk by
Former Student Who Com
pleted Work in 1890.

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind, April o.
ment of the Cambridge City high
school will be held Friday evening.
May twenty-first Rev. Frank o.
Beck of Evanston, ILL.,, who was a
member of the class, May 81, 1890,
will deliver the class address. The
following young people compose the
class: Merrill Allison, Robert Beard,
Hobart Behr, Orie Graver. Emanuel
Isenhower, Max Kftterman. Walter
Mcguire. Russell Stricken. Beale VIII
liams, Robert Wright, Esther Bowden,
Idola Gehring, and Audra Whitley.
Mrs. Anderson Toms entertained
Wednesday afternoon, at neighbor-
hood thimble party, having as her
guests Mesdames Charles Kniese, E.
o. Paul, Raymond Ferguson, T. H.
Peet, F. J. Scudder, Frank McDaniels,
Sanford Wilson, E. D. Mills, Charles
Hageman, Susie Guyton, Lawrence
Ogborn. Martha McLear, Rufus Lind
say, May Boden. and Miss Gaynelle
Hageman. Hospitality was further ex-
tended in the way of a two-course
lunch, in the serving of which the
hostess was assisted by her daughter,
Miss Eva.
Attends Funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Enyeart went
to Greenfield, today to attend the fu-
neral of their cousin, Richard B.
Black, son Of Mrs. lone Black, both of
whom have visited in this city. Mr..
Black, had for the past five years,
been a student of art in France. He
sold two pictures to the French gov
eminent and two Of his productions
are at the present time on exhibition
in the Heron Art Institute, in India.
napolis.
A. meeting of the members of the
Horse Thief Association will be held
Saturday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at
the Central hotel. Owing to the large
number of horses, which have recently
been stolen, large crowd. will in all
probability, be in attendance at the
meeting.
Selby Kopp returned today to his
home in Alton, after several days
spent with his brother, DR.. r. H. Kopp.
Mrs Mary Nicholson of New Castle,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. w.
B. Wilson.
Mrs. Jennie Jones has returned after
several weeks spent in different points
in Florida and North Carolina.
Miss Charlotte Newman was in at
tendance at the commencement exer-
cises of the Indiana College of Phar-
macy: her brother Eugene Newman,
was a member of the class.
Gives Spring Party.
Mrs. George Babcock was hostess
Thursday afternoon at spring party
at her home in the Boyd Flats. when
she entertained the Married Ladies'
Card club. The rooms were arranged
with spring flowers and the guest
favors were small potted plants. Five
hundred was played at three tables,
with Mrs. F. NJ. Gobel, Mrs. o. U. Top
pin and Mrs. Edith Scott, guests. A
two course lunch, in yellow and white
was served in which the hostess was
assisted by her sister, Mrs. Carl Boyd.
One of the most artistic social func-
tions of the spring was that given by
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Mrs. H. D. Bond and Mrs. X. P. Diffen-
defer, when they entertained the Mar
ried Ladies' Card club at the home of
the former on Simmons street. The
ladies have been vieing each other at
different times during the season as
to the nature of serving and decora-
lions, a number of which have been of
an amusing nature, so that when they
entered the Bond home, they we're
somewhat surprised to be greeted at
the door by a maid, in personated by
Miss Carlyle Diffenderfer, and upon
ascending the stairs by another, Miss
Lena Luddington. The guests were
received in rooms which were deco
rated with spring flowers. Five hun.
dred was played at several tables, the
score cards embellished with the
violet design, while silken violets
marked the score. The menu was
served on plates decorated with the
same pretty flower, which also appear
ed on the nappery
Mrs. Huber Reigle spent Thursday
in Richmond.
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The public schools Of Milton and in
the county will close Friday. April %.
The commencement will be held the
evening of May l.
The Milton Alumni will meet Friday
evening in the Boosters hall in it's
annual gathering and reception of new
members. tt is greatly desired that
all members be present.
Misses Mary Connell, Clara Shafer,
Erma Shafer and Mrs. Will Dorgan
and daughter, Pauline, were at Rich.
mond Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Colbert Crownover and
granddaughter, Miss Cotana Ingerman.
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Greeley keever at Jacksonburg.
Harry Murley of Milton. and Mrs.
Hazel Baker (nee Creagor) Of Mount
Auburn, were married Wednesday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock at their newly fur
hafer, pastor of the M. e. church, Off.
and few friends were present to wit
ness the ceremony.
Classes Entertain.
The freshmen and sophomores, chap
eroned by Miss Veva Wetter, high
school principal, and Miss Marie Sny.
der, enjoyed fine marshmallow bake
in Hiram Crooks grove, east of town,
Wednesday evening. Those present
were Laura Bertsch, Ruth Kimmell,
Dorothy Hoshour, Catherine Snyder,
Mabel Scott, Vivian Bennett, Bessie
Doddy, Howard Basson, Lisle Null,
Harry Cause, Olin Davis, Ernest Jones
and Glen Wolford
There will be change in the time
schedule of the Lake Erie & Western
Sunday. The north bound train, due
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT.

Department of Public Works.
Office of the Board. Richmond Ind.
April Sth 1915.
Notice to Contractors:
Notice is hereby given by the Board
Of Public Works of the City OF Rich
mond. Indiana, that sealed proposals
will be received by it. at its office. at
the hour Of 10 o'clock a. M, on Mon
day, April 26th, 1915, for the following
described public improvements in the
City of Richmond. as authorized by
the improvement Resolution named:
Improvement Resolution No. All. 1915.
Providing for the improvement of
the alley between South Seventh and
Eighth street, by constructing a sani
tary sewer in said alley as follows:
Beginning at point $50 feet south of
South c street, running thence north
in said alley to said c street: thence
west in South c street to the sewer
in South 7th and c streets: also by
alley the full width thereof. from
South c street. south about $50 feet.
All work done in the making of said
described public improvements, shall
be in accordance with the terms and
conditions Of the improvement Resolu-
ton, as numbered. and the detail plans,
profiles. drawings and specifications.
which are on file and may be seen in
the office of said Board of Public
Works Of the City Of Richmond.
The bidders, in submitting proposals
to make said described public improve
ments, must accompany each bid with
certified check in the sum of
500 as evidence Of good faith that
the successful bidder will execute.
within ten days from the acceptance
of proposals, contracts and bonds sat
isfactory to the said board to do the
work of making said improvements. A
failure Of the successful bidders to
enter into such contracts and bonds
upon the acceptance of such proposals
will forfeit the checks apd the sums
of money payable thereon to the city
as agreed and liquidated damages for
such failure.
The Board of Public Works reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
ALFRED BAVIS,
CHARLES E. MARLATT.
JOHN McMINN,
Board Of Public Works.
tApril s-16)
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OPEN N0STRllSl EMO
A COLD OR ckTARRh

Count fifty! Your cold in. head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged NOS
trils will open, the air passages of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more snufaing, hawking,
mucous discharge, dryness or headache;
no struggling for breath at night
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply q
little of this fragrant antiseptic cream
in your nostrils. 1t penetrates through
every air passage of the head, soothing
and healing the swollen or inhamed
mucous membrane, giving you instant
relief. Head colds and catarrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stu1fed-up and
miserable. Relief 10 sure.
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SHOWER NICE GIFTS
ON ECONOMY BRIDE
Fifty Women Spend After
noon at Party for Miss
Louise Smith.

ECONOMY, Ind. April 9.-There
were fifty ladies present at the miscel-
laneous shower Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Willie Charles,
in honor Of Miss Louise Smith, who Is
soon to be the bride of Mr.. Sherry of
Hagerstown. The presents were valu-
able, beautiful. practical and numer-
GUS. Mrs. Frank Greenstreet presided
at the piano. Mrs. Grace Hunt gave
a comic recitation that made quite a
hit Then the recent bride Elizabeth
was teased by the funny ones until
time to serve refreshments, which con-
sisted of sandwiches. salad, minis and
coffee.
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ance Will open At o'clock. The min
strel was ~ wen received last night
~ the Wednesday night performance
The capacity Of the hall was taxed
Many who attended Wednesday night
purchased tickets for tonieht.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-09

WHITE MAN WITH BLACK LIVER
The liver is blood purifier. 1t was
through at ole time it was the seat
of the passions. The trouble with
most people is that their liver becomes
black because Of impurities in the
blood dut to bad physical states, caus-
ing Biliousness, Headache. Dizziness
and Constipation. DR.. Kings New
Life Pills will clean up the Liver, and
give you new life. Csc. at your Drug
gist-adv.
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Y. N. !. MINISTRIES
give SHOW TONIGHT

After selling standing room In st.
Andrews hall last night for the second
performance OF the Y. NJ. !. minstrels.
the committee in charge decided to
show again tonight. There will be no
reserved seats for tonight's show.
Many tickets have already been sold.
assuring a good house. The perform
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CONCERNING CANCER

Write to Tho Weber Sanatortum. II
Garfield Place. Cincinnati. Ohio, for
information concerning the Medical
Treatment Of All Forms OF External
Crc-ths. especially Cancer. Estab.
lished Is years and well endorsed. 90
rage book tree.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-09

Of all sacrifices, the
struggle for the life
Of others. should
have a better idea
Of helpful influence
t h a u t h S G " h o
theorize from obser-
walton.
AT any rate when
a prospective grand
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me For 'GETS-IT
When I Have COrns''

Simple As Saying It; Never Falls.
It does your heart good to see how
easily and quickly any corn comes out
when you put "GETS-IT" on! And
then when you've gone along for years
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Gle Ientige Gage.

Gie Sage bat iib ieit geltern ane,
mig peranoert. 8ie Serben iirlb Ct
mas mebr eingeenet nilo fire frnn5o=
iilhen ltnb engl. @elfer baben ibnell
nod nidt beral1seebolfen. IS ioner,
iibrigens ipeitere BON oieien Dor Dem
erie6ilhen Safen &abala eingetrpf-
fen iein. @us @ten miro gemelbet,
Dab Die italienilde Sffeniipe boIis
5niammengebroben lei. 9(us 9fuB=
lono fomnlt oie Nadridt boB Sim
oenburg INNER ein pefig naber an
Higa beronriide nno in Sranfreit)
baben Die 9eutiden Mngriffe Der
S~ran5oien abgelhlagen pber oi,
6~ran5oien Muariffe Der Geutlfen.
Die Depeiden itno, ipie ~getpobnfid),
fuioeripreden0, aber idIieBIib fomlnt
es alrf ems berals es lit nidts Wid).
tiges paiiiert.
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Die MISUNDERSTANDING.
(alorreiporoen5 Der n9aem yorfer
Staatsaeituna.l


8dfbtngton, 81. Sftober.
SSr 8erbinoung nit Der pbantalti-
iden sgeridtporune" bon sSap uno
&oniorten bot Die Seize eegen vbo6e
oeutlfe geamte" in Der oeutldfeinf-
lidet Hreile natiirli6 pieoer einen
lleiten anlauf genommen. Gs miro
eben friid 0arauf los gelogen. Gie
oHep Oorf @orIo" beridtete belltc
Morgen nSenlationeae gntbiinun-
gen" musWaibington. mobin eg beiBt.
sDas Stantsbepartement lit i'm
geiis bon 5tpei geridten, betreffeno
Die 9atigfeit BON oeutld)en 9iplo.
titaten ino oentlden agenten in
oieiem Gamble, melde in gntbiiGun-
gen. 10 lenfationed, mie oieieniaen,
meIfe in Er1iioent @iIfon's @erIan-
gen nod Der Riidberufnns oes otter
reifiift1ingarilden 8otidafters Or.
Dumba gipfelten, reiuItieren mo.
gen."
Staatsiefretdr 2anfing, biniidtl,dj
oteier aneeblid. Dem Staatsreparte-
inent borlieeenoen 8eridte befragt,
erfIarte:
.Das 0epartement lit nidt i'm ge.
iib oerartieer 8erihte. gs lit feir
Wort Dnbot tpnbr."
Staatslefretar Gaming erflarte
ferner, oaB pom Siiiti5oepartemeni
Dem Staotsoepartement fem 8eridi
iiber Die .5ap-8erihmorung" snge.
eansen fei. Doraif atfmerfIam &c.
madt, Dab i'm Suitisoepartentent foil,
f~tatiert tuor6en lei, man Tel iebr oa'
ran intereiiiert. 5l erfabren. oil
3obert San mie err beboitpte. Ell
| beutlher 4~rmeeoffi8ier lei, bemerftt
Der Sefretdr, oas Sitltisoepartemen,
Iabe iid) nidts oapon merfen laifen
Ob nidt Die Seititellung .oieier Cot
fade ourd Dos Staatsoepartemen
geifehen miiiIe, muroe neiter &c
fragt. Dies morb beiobt, init oel
8emerfuna bas Suiti5oepnrtemen
babe iih IN Der aneeleeenbeit MIDI
an 6as Stantsoepartement eeipnnot
uno letteres meroe niht oie Sni
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Jorni's Mpenfranter : 8lntbele-
Der 81 baben bei u. 9telm, 234
1gomina Strake.
Sine ebrlidje Sant.

S6ngerin Gum Spibhlben, oen fie
in ibrer @obnuns aberraidt): sd,
f6nnte oie 3oli8et rufen, a6er ib mill
Mitleio NIT Sbnen baben uno Sic
Ianfen laifen."
epitbrbe (bobniid): nSSatpoI, nno
morsen idreiben Sic in Die Sci
ting, es iei Sbnen elm Sdnitd i'm
@erte bon aebntmifero Marf ge-
itoblen moroenl See. Sraulein, fiir
10 ne Shminoelreflame gebc
id mid nidt fer. ga lai-
ZEN Sic mid nur lieber per1oftenl"
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Gle Weisheit Seg offers. sh

Liz SCetSytH otS Nllers. uSq) DIH
jest 81 Sabre alt@, ihreibt Serr
Sobn Gogt bon 3elpbos, Ohio, runo
babe piel geIeben uno erfabrerL aber
id babe nientals cine Meoi5in ge-
funoen, Die Sorni's 4lpenfrauter
gleidfdme. SD babe Dies SeiImittel
ab uno 81 pabrerlo Der lesten rs
Sabre gebraudt, uno niemals bat
mir cine Weoi8in 10 mol getan. Meila
id) mid untuul fiible, mas ia bin
uno mieoer einem jeberl palIieren
fanik nebrle ib cine ooer 5tpei Do
len 4lpenfrauter, uno i'd fiible midi
nieoer mol uno jung. Solattge mir
@ott 0as 2eben ldBt, bleibt 5or-
MIS- Mlpenfrauter mein &alismittel."
am Mbeno oes 2ebens, mem Ste
ardfte nad5ulaIien beeinnen miro
elm miloes, ooh ailregenoes Sell.
mittel 81 elmer tatiddliden Nottpen
0igfeit. 6orni's Mlpenfralter i'll
Defenders eeeisnet fir ane Sdmaf-
5liitdnoe oes menidIiden Spitems
in allen Mltersitufen. Gs lit feline
@potbefermeoi5in, ionoern Elm fdlib-
tes arduterbeilmittel, peldes burd
iiber bunoertiabrigen @ebraub als
beites SausmitteI befannt getporoen
lift. Gs miro Dem Yubliflim bireft
onrd Spe5ialagenten e%eliefert, DE
ernannt fino bon oen SeriteGern:
Or. Beter 6abrnep & Sons 60, 10
-25 go. &opne gbe., Chicago, Sa
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8latterfaa.

F HaFAM NNf1
Stun ipannt Der 9erbf lein @oloreb
bnr6 Bic 2anbe,
SIM Gale braut nod NebeI iraenDfpo,
Gin @olflein blibt am blnuen 6immeIs2
rnnbe,
Sim BaIoinim BRENT ein Dornbni1
lidterIob,
&ein @oael ldbt iein Mergenlieb ntebr
f1aIen,
Sic @ofen haben miioe iid aeblii6t,
Sail ifredt Der @fer iih urb nbaemiiht.
limb gldtter fallen, -gIdtter fallen.
90 1T es bieri - Gott fd)ite uns urlo
ldirmel -
Sod Orallben; Oraiben sudt Ser Better
llno iiber blut'ee Selber iasen @friime.
sc matt Der SOB nit balmesier'gem
6tahI.
Sort raft Der 9riee. Gs oittern llllo es
bnIen
@pm SdriH Der Seere Gteppe, Gtraben,
Mu.
aot sIiibt bic ga6t. Ser Sag tast iters
begrnlt.
ltnb gIdtter falen- gIdtter falIen
y!fte mar etn 1Dld1es Haulden nod alI
@rben.
Nie mar Elm folder 2aubfan nod erb0ri.
Ils iouten nndt Die lebten @GIoer
fperben,
Sic ferniten Siiolanobaine itllrm8erlt0rtl
9as 1T, es iino nidts @dl6er mebr, Sic
enbel.
@s fam ons 6terben an elm anores 5pl3.
@om Wenfhbeitsbaum reibt nlen
Gd]m1id nnb 6toIa
9ns Shidial nit SitanenbGnber.
Grnif 3abn (B01henen.)
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Sreie YreHt fit seras:: 9ieuaas z Nouem6tr 1915.

fiiblt, andp ilur einen SuBbreit pan
ibrem Sieaes5nge III Serbien ab5i,-
meiden. Iud Die Nadridten, oaD
Die auiien Wannid)aften iiber ons
S6nar5e Weer nab 8ulgnrien lhio=
ten nebenbei geloet cine iebr 5tpei=
felbafte @eidid}te bat tie nid)t
sum Gitd5ug betpogen, aber Tie hobei,
Die Siirfen 81 @ilfe geruferl nno oie=
Ie iperoel1 an ibrer Stene BEN Sui
len entgegentreter5 penn Tie mirf=
lid fommen %iollten. @ie geiagt al
les nas Die Naiierten periudt ba=
ben, Inn ben Serben SIT belfet1 bat
niflts 9enubt. 4ud ibre oerslpeifet=
te Igitation IN Guma1liell ni6t. Die
3ninanen erfldren iib ni6t in oell
Arleg berein3ieben laiien ppllen uro
argeiifts oes Sieges5uges Ser oeut-
lden &erbiinbeten uno Der 9ulaarer,
IN Serbien ltnb mir felt i~iberseuat
oaporl, oaB lie es ebrlid meitlen.
Sic oeutIben nnb hllgnrild,etl
Seere faben glanSenoe 5ortidritt.
gemabt. Gritere baben lpeben &ra=
gnietpas aenomnleil, lestere iteben
ror RiaA unb bas bon ibnen beiebte
Eerritor1lm reidt bis nod uesfib
lno meatr Giminter. Xatl1dlidl iii
ulleefd9r Die @alfte Serbiens iii
8eiis Der oelttld]en 0erbiinDeten rne
per 81tlaarsn. @n1 in Montenearo
lino Die erfteren eingeoruigen un0
baben Die Monteneeriner oaran &c.
bitoert, oen 5erben 5n 6iiIfe sll
fomlnen. 9us Alertpihtigite 1T es
aber, boB in biefer pergangeneu $50
DIE Die gereiniaung Ser ofterrcidi.
fhen 4rmee nit oen guIgaren al
'Stanoe gefommet1 1T uno Dob sen
eriteren iebt Der @eg nad aonltalrti=
nopel often itebt. @as iponen Die gl=
liierten angeiidts oiefer Grfolae ma
den? Maes &eoen rilst nifts, lie
beraroern Die 9atind]en oomit bod,
nift uI1o tduihen aud Sic NeIt nift
i;ber oiele gotiaden.
Ins Dem aber. mas auf BEN ii6ri-
gen Sdauplaten geldeben lit. font
men fie audi feinen Croft getuinnen.
Sn &nBlano ridden Die Deutlden int
mer Elm Denig ndber an Sligo 6eron
lino ibre SteIltngen an Dem iihrt.
gen Sell Der groBen Rinie bnlteu lie
anh nod unber1nbert inne. ssr
B%olbpnien baben Die SeIterreider
lpabren6 Der Iebten Gage iogar eil,e
lebr erfolgreide 0ffenlipe gefiibrt.
i'm @eiten lit nabeou aIes lln-
O%era1oert. Trot alien Mngriffen linb
Die 5ran5olen unb gngIGnoer nidt
i'm Stanoe getpeien, Die Gage giin1ti-
ger fir ftf} 5u geitaIten; i'm @eaen-
tell, Die Geutiden boben in SER,
sbampaene nod birefte @orteile er.
riingen. ltn6 i'm Siioen, oa boben
Die Stalielter cine ganse ISOLDE LAM
Die ffldrfifen atteriffe auf Sic oIter-
feidiiden eteluneen aemoht. sn
Sirol, BET ben 8riiden maize @cer3
Itno Solmein, beim 9oberbo Hla=
tealto iiberan baben Tie tpie raieno
a1lf oein Seino g%efporfen nno -
atsaeridtet. Die Sffenfibe 1T
nod erfolgloier gepeien ofs oie Ser
i5%ran8oien nno Gneldnoer in 6ronf-
reid. Sofpol, Die a%liierten baden az
len 8ritno erregt unb 5erfabren gu
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g. q. & y, z.

V. q. &c y. y.
$40. Il Bon 9suiton, Baco unb gorpus
@brlfti ...........7:06 nndn1.
SO. 3-9on 5oufto41 ur6 aiitenorfen.
............ O.5U D0rif;.
Wn. Soon gpatnm unb aiiitenorten
...... ......1:40 nad5nt.
SO. 42-9on &errbiue ....9:O5 BORN.
No. 44-@on &errbine, rlur Gonrs
$500 nbet1Ds
SO. 146-gon aerrbile. tdgIi9 nisse<
nonmen 9onntaas $3.50 abenDs
@bfabrt- q
SO. 2-Mad 9oufton, @aco uno Corpus
ebrifti .9:10 boru,.
$40. 4-Nah 9oniton unb Riiitenorten
1890 nbenoS
SO. 6-Nah goafum unb aiiitenorten.
................... 2:1O nnd5m.
SO. 41--gsab @errbiIfe, mn am Goir>
Tag .......... .o:1U mnrgeli5
$50. 43-Nah Gerrbine. i. 500 abemDs
$40. 145-Nnd RerrbiDe. tdgIid. nisvcs
nommen Sonntags ....7,:05 borri.
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NSbucn mirb meine 3abnarbeit sefal=
len, pie Mnberen aid, oenn meitle arz
belt lit onlerbaft nub bod biaig. Or.
&emnerlg, Sipeoringeu : WeGrafp @es
h1ube.
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Grieas Sreiie.

Salt Sober fennt Die bobe QuaIi-
tat unierer pbotoerapbiiden arbei-
ten. aommen sic iett uno lnilen
Sic lid bon uns iiber3eugen. Prciie
Sinb Sen fIouen 3eiten o%ngepaBt. Se.
seman's Gtnbio, 1041@ Sf-Soulton
Str, on Der Bride.
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tiatipe erareifen; man babe t1idyt oea
8nnId, iih in Die M~ngeleger1bet an
oerer Gepartements einanmi1den.
SIN Suiti5oeportenlent madte lif)
inter oer @ano Der Merger oariiber
2uft, bob Der 5op=Snn BON BET
S6obamts 8eteftips oes Gbei3
6lpnn uperborben~ poroen lei. Won-
herorts reete iid Der @eroaht bob
Die san5e neutrality-suspicious. ein
SLANT" iei, pie Der tedniide @lss=
orud mt Ser Sprahe Ser 9eteftins
lautet, cine fiinitlib BON frol150iilhen
arrangierte S1ltriglte, sic
oa5u pienen ionte, bon 11euem oie
merifoniide 0ffentlide Meinuna
aegen 9e1ltldlan0 81 erreget, neil
81 longe, ipegen Wangels an Mase-
rial aIes 10 itia getpeien. 9uB fran
Geteftibs oieie affoire .uuf-
gelpilrt" baber, lit iest 5iemli1 flor.
Sur &enntnis Der am1erifanilhclt
Observation-Disclosures lit oieielbe orrd.
pen fran5oiiiden Wilitar : Nttotee
hebraht tpor0en.
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W. ~. g y. q. tUuupIltHle.J
10. io1-@uniet aimiteD, bon rem o..
80. 1oa suniet ainite6. bon Gan S sai,:
cisco ........S:53 borm.
SO. 7-@dneu8ua. bon aep Orleans.
no. sI5dasnsna. bon Sci gio .s..
80. a.snniet grpreb. bon Sen 'y ors
leans $685.. ..7:55 nad5u1
$50. 1O-5uniet ggpreb bon Can Sran>
cisco ............ $3.50 nndm.
Mbfabrt-
SO. 1O1-Gunfet aimiteo, mad Gan
Srancigco ......:.. 400 BORN.
80. 102-euniet 2imite6. mad Stem Or
leans ........ ....4:00 borrt.
$40. 7-9dneusns. mad Sci Mio.
..11:UO BORN.
$50. S-sdneu5us mad Neip Orleans.
SO. sLgnniet erpreb mad ean grans
$50. 10-9uniet ggpreB. nod Metu Or
leans. .11:00 nnhts
gtetpria Dtbito on.
80. so1-gon soufon, Sort aaDaea,
Iictorin, guero ..-...7:20 nndm.
Mbfabrt-
Mn. sO2-Mad gnero. gietoria. 9ort
2apaed, Soniton ..... 1856 BORN
a., g. Z 8.
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Rad 9oroen-Mbfabrt
SO. 4EQofaI ...........S 800 bonn.
SO. fo~aafs aimifsb ...io:oe mora.
SO. 26-@atb 1SIber ......9:o0 nadBm.
$40. 22-Nad 9oitfton 1890 abefsos
Mnf1nft -
SO. 25-aatb Slber ......7:25 BORN.
SO. g. 2ofaI ..........4:26 nadm.
$40. 9-8aib 2imiteb :. 1913 nader.
SO. 21-Won Souiton TOO moraers
Santa Sc t5. 4. q. 81. 9epot).
SO. 7-gom Ioroen 1855 BORN.
SO. 1--@om Woroen 9:20 nadm.
4bfahrtN
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SO. 8-Mah Dem Rorben TAO porm.
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30. 2-@on Corpus gbriii u..o GarrisO
30 Awon Corpus gbriiti. 1900 BORN.
Nbfahrt
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Sci 3abnidmer5en4 seben Sic 5u
Or. &enrertD, Spearingen< Mcgratp @es
baltbe. 8eite Nrbeit 5n bilisen grcls
fen. IGe Snitrumente nnb ltenIilien
iperben ltrift ianitdr aehalten.
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SoIebao Ctr. oben. Office Eel Gr.
486. M~obnnngstef. gr. 1887 Wn5.)
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-06-19

One time we had an old tramp
printer work for us and he
was good one at that; he
was IL strong republican, we
tried to convince him that the de-
mocratic praty was the best in an
argument one evening and he told
us we were either very uneXperien-
ced or crazy as the American pub
lie, each genera ton, had to have
a war or the democratic party in
power. for term; maintain ng
that the young voters Of the ma
ton had to have dose of demo.
cracy the same as babies had to
have the measels aud whopping
cough and once they had recover.
ed they never let it happen again.
He wanted to know how old we
were We told, him. He thought
we still had a chance he was
a bright old fellow.