davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-28
heiehtS Baptist Church

Rev. E. P. Borden will speak at the
Heights Baptist church next Sunday
both morning and evening Morning
subject, "Some Simple Things OF
Christian Life. " Evening subject.
why Everyone Should Confess the
Lord Jesus as a PERSONAL Savior.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02

glabm seiterm bic critic 9lominatiou
fiir bic beporitebeHoe Seamten.
luabl Dor.

Der obiee 8srtin belt geItern Gben:
Inter 8oriis bes Ssrrn Strip @eiSel
jr. unb nit Serrn Sobn Siebolb ali
Sefretdr feline r.selmdBige 9srfamnl.
lung nb, in peldsr 3und6it an ore
srtranite MitsIiebsr Die itntlltOrii9
llnteritiibuns i'm getrage Don $24
dn9eipieisn ipurOe. 9err emil Wad
24O Moeatpt StroBe, iiber ben Oas
llnferIn9uHgs apmmittee giniti(
beri6tet batte, tpurbe als neles Utit'
elieb aufsenommsn unb inter BEN
iibliHen 3eremonieQ eingefibrt
Dem Witslisbe ). S6ofbeut'
Ter. bsFsn @uttin am IA. RoDember
b. 5. aus BEN 2eben gei6ieben 1T,
lpurbs oas iibIide Sterbeeelo i'm BE.
trage bon $50 aus6Soblt. S6as,
mciiter SGubler bsri4tete hab sr bic.
in Der oorissn 9srfammluns beipilliss
ten $40 (46 Wart 81 gf.) fir biz
Roibleibenhsn in Sftpreuben an ben
beir. samn.l 2tusIauB abssi4idt
babe.
Die erite Termination fir bic am
mfittpod,. ben 10. b, ~. itattfinbsnoe
jdbrlift 8sdmt.ripabl srgab folgenoes
Reiultdt, nahDsm Der bisberiss prd'
iibent, 1err Crib 6eiser, Der orsi Sab
r. aebisnt bat, eine Miebernomination
sntf4isb.n abselsbnt butte:
prdiibent: 4usuft gmig, gmil 6eI.
i.rsrieber, auauit SimOn.
9ne grdiioent: 2lueuit Bring
ba6, galsntin Gdsrle, Soiepb Suam.
prot. Sstretdr: Sobn 9iebolo.
Jinans SetrttGr: SEQ. srletpein,
Suiiap aait.
S6aBmsiiter: 5abian 0dublsr,
gmiI S.Ifersrisbsr uno asOpoIO Jrisos
mann.
9srpaliunssratb: 2sopolb 5rieos
mann.
sbiirbitsr: Wliaa.l arasmsr. ans
ton eiIenmann.
i5abnsHtrdssr (nsus SABINE: 4lbIn
Ehipdb. o.
9sabnenitds.r (alte SABINE: SoispH
DuttIinssr, Geo. giieumann.
9srsinsorst: 9r. ). 6. Sbeib.
Oelssaien: D.s9l. StaOtpsrbanS:
Fabian s1GuBlsr. Gmil Ssffersrisbsr.
9.legaten: D.uti6s 1as 9eisu
ifaii: @uitap anit, guguit Gmis.
3n Der nd6it,u gsriammlung lin.
bet si. sipeit. ROmiratiOn itatf, bei
pelter nod psitsre aanbiodtsu aut
asit.lIt iperben t0nHsu, sbe dur Mab!
eei6riiteH ipsroeH tpirb.
Die Ginnabmsn betrusen $32.VO
unb bt. aussabeu $74.
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WeibnabtsfieseI.
anti SnberfulOfs-Sisa bofii NIT ib'
rsr Silie nutbiueubise 8eloer
aufsubrinssu.

Die aati 5ub,rtulofis 2isd, tpel6e
in ibrsm admpfe geg.n Die S4pinos
iuht .rmutbigsubs Reiultat. aufSus
lpeii.n bat, tpenb,t iih ipieoer an oas
9ubliium, bamit ibr bic Mitt.l CUR
Jortf.sung ibr.s Wertss Der Rsni4'
Ii8tsit on 9anb sesebeH tperben. Wis
bic 8eIelT6aft ss fapn felt Sabrsn
Inn bic Dsibnadtsseit t5ut, Bat lie
aud b.ger ipi.per Wethnadtsiiesel
ause.iaitt, bi. Der GmpfGnger mad
9utbiinten b.ipsrthsn lam. Gin
fran,irtes aup.rt liegt BEL, iobab bic
ginI&idung b.s 9sloes nit teinerl.i
Riib. psr,niipit III. Sas Wirt.n Der
Sej.aI6aft perbisnt tpsitsebenOit.
llnteritiibuns. Oiei. taun ibr ernie
fen ip.rS.n, tpsnu bic Weibna6tsfsgsI
rs6t srrb,n 9lbias finosn. Ssrr
2lrtbur gOSeu itebt pisberum on Der
Spite Der anmpaene. Cine Subertus
lofts Wc8. III pom 6. Biz u. De-
S,mb.r aresi.st.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02
Nprb Gimc. 1mrnnereim,
e0as Seati6e Sans itebt benh
gbeno i'm Wittclpunft ber
Tebattc.

ISu Der lesten Sislns 6es Der
1ualtuneSratbes bes u, 6. Z. y
bradpte Spreher @eier cine Aei9e
pom baulifen 8eranoerulgen III Der
5urnbnlle 5ur geipred)une. 0irit
Seranoerlmqen iollten Oasu bieneit,
Der beltebelloen enge in ben Hdunl.
lihfeitell ipenigitens tbeillpeiie ab5lt-
belfen.
Die N5fltiiion ergab, oab bic
9urhiiibrllng Der plane mtnbeitens
$1,000 fciten ipiiroe. 1ian nabnl
einiinnlig 9lbitanb ,fiir einen 9tot9-
bebelf 10 piel @el6 III Die olte Safe
'n Iieder. glber Die gtotbpe,loigfeIt
gbbiiIie 81 ifaffen uno IaBnabmeil
81 treiier. I'M ben irlnter pabie1oen
9eoiiriniiien 5u entiprehen, leitete
BEN gintt Bu Dem einitimnrigen BE.
idlluB, Die @erpirflidling zines Reu.
balie5 I'M grobcren Stile iofort an5u-
ltreber. @erihiebeue 8oribaage, eilt
iolheS llnternefmcn auf cine eeiInoe
iinnn5ielle gaiis 81 itellen, puroelI
bciproben mo alsomn befbloiieH,
6icie Bldrr Der 8ereinsperianuHllaIg
am .3onncritag Den 2. Oe5entber,
gil lutterbreiteu. gs uilterlieet teinanl
3rpeiiel. onB bieie 8erimmltna Die
eirleiterlben Sdritte 5iir grrittliHg
eiucs Geutiden SaiHes in @oro.
Cincinnati tbun pirb.
aein Wiitglicb iollte III Der Der
'amnIlrna iebleu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02
Che sGrlambnik

jgliff u. Sapper, 80, geptotpn, ..
l@orneiae 3. DURHAM, 20, besgl.
l9arrb u. 9usbber, 26, Delhi Bite.
tAlolne 8. Glausbeibe, q, 8srt Ro.
! 3om SbOmpiOn, 80, aodlanb, 8.
tUaottie See Worris, 30, bessl.
! aOuis auiiOn, 27, 1911 5orater ap.
lWsoais Sbelbp. 80, 1119 Sprater9lp.
! 2ouis q. Roslt., 26, 2401 Mas Ctr.
lpauline Sris, 25, 1874 Spcamore
Strabs.
}5enrb Smotbers, %, 2426 Map ct.
tSoeIeH 6. !oubbarb, 27, 1929 Chapel
StraBe,
lMartin 3. 1adis, 80, $50 8eft 1.
/ Strabs.
lUfOais %. Snea, 40, besgI,
)Sames 3. @uslsb, 25, GpanspiGe.
tSiabeI W. Wcaiuusp, "a, 481o Gu.
Iotp Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02
Dies umb 9as.

- 9ie Serrcn @iaiam Gilbert
rno ,sreb. 81. @eier eriudten geitern
Den @iIrgerlneiiter i'm 9tanleil Der
Observation-Disclosures I'm gfooiii;i.
riIug Ser Sroer, lponadJ ltrcifcnoen
Wtaid5iniiten, peldJc Soften itebep,
erIaubt iii, in slusiibung ibrer go
iienpflidt pom Gabrit 81 iSabriF 3ll
pdnoern. Ter 9iIreerneiiycr itebt
oui Dem Stanbpuirft, OaB Die Selrte
elm &cd)t bnben, ourh irieolidc
lleberreolmg @noere pom slrbeiten
iarwitbaltcn.
- sIm 16. Saniar iinoct IN o,r
MuiifbaIle Elm popllldreS 9nnSert
beS Sputpbonie Srdjeiters inter
2eitimg BON Or. Grllit aumuaIb
TAFT. Ter Grtrng Der 8eraultoItlli1
if iiir ben sSpnbs beitlntmt, Der iiir
Die &n1nention Der nationalen &uii-
teroereinisunG Die uadNten SolurHer
in uniercr Stoht itattfiubet, erforbers
lid iii.
9iirgcrmeiiter SpicgeI bat ge.
itcrn bic itabtiiheu GcIegatcn SunI
RaticnnI Gipers ui1S Sarbors Gpn-
grcB errannt, Der ain g., 8. uuo 10.
0e3anber in s9aibinston itnttfinbet.
Gs iino bic Scrren SnmeS y. Srr,
Hobert s. Gocpfc, SScbu s. 8opert,
iSrco Sertenitetu, 2eopolb &epboltr,
Charles q. 9roofs, aleraneer 2an-
oeSco, 9ouiS i. Sarf, @corge $.
@obyer, ". o. &iit SilaS 9. Maters
lu0 Rnu Z. eiIenbrono.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02
9llt Stiirnbera Nahfidnse.
@nbcn sur 1efnns Der llnfpiisn iius
INNER nod ipillfpmmsa.


Gie Gnmen BON sllt 9tiirnberscr
Sobrmarft haben pieoer ii6er eiitige
neuerItbe 3lauenbirnaen 5u aititti.
relL oercn 8eiaHlntbetraa $132.30
tit liiio Die bon Rabbenanrtcn einge.
ibidt ipuroen:
SOuis 3. Snud $4,000
Srau Solparo g3itrliBcr S2G.30
5rou SaIlie @einSbeiu1r $500.
CHARLES &SoItcr 81 90
gGarjlmeilDungen iin6 imlner|
ncfy piIlfommcn, On cs Der Gbracij
ber Innerl lit, Die 8rlrttoeitnabnien
irnperfiir5t Der 9ciitiden uno Geilsr.
reldaif. llngariiten SoiIiseeieaidait
fiirs 9tntl)c arcii3 5it ilbcrlueiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02
cSS seaDu Singer Gtsr.

Sbig,r Bsrtiu beranitaIist am
Gpnnias, s. 0eS.. cine glbsnounters
boltlins unb sau3 i'm srobsn SaaIs
pss Seuiiden aIub. Dos apmmittse
bat flsibie senrbeitst unb ipirb ptrs
iuhsn ben geiuhtru gsnubrtide
Stnnbsn su b,rsitsn. giir GrfriIauns
gen unb Soniiiges 5ur lInierbalturs
1T asiprst. Die Ddmsn Der SGnser
babsn es iiberncmmen einsn sutsn
eunb au ierpir.n. SGmmtlide bsuts
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1emtihes 1beater.
uTas Snnfle Sbpr", Sd,auipisI ppn
delir gbilippi am uadJitsn
S0untag.

Wtit beredflater Spanitling iiebt
Sas gubIifum ser nlddten 8orItei.
hung i'm 9eltiteH 1beater entgegau.
3ur sIuffiibrling tonunt SeIir 9bi'
lppi's pierattiges Sd)auipiel ,3aS
buntle Sbor" Dos iif aui einein scr
wihti9iten iocialen 9ebiete atipielt,
iunerbalt eines 0iiIielL aui oas lid
iowet nida piele Observation-Disclosures
getpaai babcn, gpesbaIb oas aagerneI-
he EMblitlnn oemn aud nit lan1
beiouoerem cntereiie ioIfe 9urbic-
tungen auiuinlmt. Htillppi sretft Ia
oieiem ieincn @erf nit fiibuer Sano
in ole g9elt oes @roBfapitals u,to orr
sIrbeit hinein unb Die bier bciteteu.
ben @iberipriidR, gfedte, 9ilitten
ullb iittlihen sluigaben peroeR b,ird,
groB5iisig angelcgie uuo aiiberit
inirfungsooa entavidelte Sauhllnig
flargcitellt, NatiirIid, bebaubeit oas
Srama eiuen Ger 1liidliherpeiie
belIt3utage nlebr ielteilen ausuabntc
iaae in oen 8ejiebuneen 5lpiidlct
Stupital imo arbeit, Die 10 bcdspidy
tige ,Sraee oclier @eriiGiitaigung
pcn 9ebcn lmo Sid)erbeit Der Ar5eit.
uebmer l'lter allen llnlitat6e.l.
.Ias 0untle Sbor" III Die orobeline
Sielle in einem GinuelbaiL Sie Brd'
ae elItltei)t, OBJ lei elmer iSnrtieGung
Der Spreugllrgsnrbeiten tier I'M
SdpB Der groe unteriroiidle @eIp1l.
icr i'll ben SlInel eiuorineen lrHo Die
alrbeiter seiabroen triirocu. Ger lii.
terucbiuer perneint. I'M bas sur @ei.
terfiibrlIna Der Grbetten ,lotbiqe Stu.
pital bcfpnlmcn 5u fonneiL fem
Ober. .Snseuieur it1liebt ii6 eeeeu
beiieres @iiien inter einer Sorm
non 3paug Dem OF, I'M ieopd ii,i
cntid,eioelben Nusenblid Sic Der.
meintIidI 10 aei1brIide Spreuslnt9
5iI oerbicten. gie nun Der aunfIift
eeloit pirS. lit cine Der ipannenoiten
SSeuen in oem 9ramn, aber cine
Auta'tropbe fuiro permicoen. Dtm
iicbt, Gbilippi eiebt bier cine slrt
sImdya.a,llasunterridt, oeiie,l 2ebren
aIiidIltcrrciie beittSutaee ia on1
bead,tet ilio anertannt weroeil.
.Oas ounfle Sbor" lit reid all
padcnhcn S5erut Die SanDIuna III
einer s9eiie entiuideIt, meIde oas
ISntereiie oeS 3iritouers bonn erIt,a
bis gum Icbtrn Mort ieilelt imb le.
benSmarmc Seitalteu limb als Ser.
iretcr Der peridleoenen miteinanber
in g8toeriprl,dJ itebcnDen ,Siitercikn
hineiuer'eiduct Cine 9teibe pom
!Rdiicniaelten IdMifen 9iloer polier
'Heaiiirif, fnr5, 9biIippi bot bier elm
!@ert eeidnffc1, oas hleibenben @iu-
oriid binterIGbt. Ter ibOuitc {a!g in
Dem Stmipiel 1T Der llmit1no, bah
DER @crioiier ieber Rortei cjercd,.
tigfcit iuiocriabrcr lobt rinb pbnc
aIoiieubaB su prcbiaen ODER @crus
theile siihter 81 ipollen, alisfd,lieb.I
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6eieaidaitsbaa Ses Safsr @e,uerbe
9ereinS.

Der gtlIs,neins Deutfde 8ddsr@es
iperbe @srsiu Iabst Mitslieoer nit ibs
rem Dam.r unb 5rsunben Su BEN
srobsr Ball elm. Der am Samitds, 4.
9e,smb.r, in ben SdIeH bss 0euts
Tden alubs absebaIisR ipire. Gin
riibriees arrangements Sommittee
lit ihon felt einiger 3stt tbdtis aes
ipeieu. gs bat bic 9prbsreituugsu
in elmer Weiie bolleubst, bab elm uus
terbaItsnbsr glbenb unb Elm erfoIss
r.icbts 5eit nidt ausbleibeu iOunen.
3ahIreits befreuubeie @sreine bobeu
bic einldbung aneenommen, fpbdb
.s on 9sfud nitt feblen tpiro.
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i'd, ma6neltO utO als 0}o6ner Oient.

lid, ulobltellO mo ais Wla6ner oient.
0as gan5e gnieinble lit in iibar.
aus idGncn 9iolcn am Suluttag
Ibeito beif,aitigt Dian Wirp iiber.
olcs fDieoerlnal @cleaelrhcit 6efonl.
men, unieren portrcffliden jueenoli.
den SeIoen, !0errn 93i9aro &eui6
unb lnricre briIlante erite 2ie6babe.
rim &eIene aodL in aan5 beiun6ers
groBen gufgaben 81 ieben.
@orpcrfoiti al ser 9or.Cfiice i'm
8rano Opera Soltie, Eel. GonaI
4O1i SOB 4 2afamp'5 slpot6efe,
gine intb ~. StraBe, Gel. Canal
1917.
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SpmpbOnie' 'SOn5erte.

Sir oic beioen oiesD6dieeu SpT.
ebonieton5erte, bic am ,Sreitaa 9tddr
nlittag ilno AM Snritng Abeno I'M
ginerp gIllbitorium itattitnben uno i'll
oenen teiu Soliit nitruirtt, bat Or.
@rnit airnmalb oret Spulpbpniecn
sur 9Irffiibruna onpeiebt, 9oe aSrp.
gramm loi,tet tuie iolgt
lspmpbonie in Fs-Gur Snpsn
Spnphcnie IN G.Tur NIT Der SdliIb.
fliee (SeSllptter Spmpbouic), wto5drt
Spmpbonie gto. 4 IN 8'Our =.
gcctbonen
Ter 9crpertaui Der Gin3elturten
iiir oieie bciocu aor5erte nir1mt am
beiitigeu Gagc bel Der Gturfp @eIil-
fantp 60, gto. 109-il1 g9eit 8ierte
Gtrabe, ieinen aHians,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02
Mms ben Werimtsb5ien.
1er Strakenbabn Sabrpreis nad)
asuneSu S,cisbfs iest and anf
fiRf Gents reou5isrt.

Witiiee Gntfdeiolus bttr. S6abtn,
sriaBsaniprii6sn in llnsliidsfdn,u.
Sn bentn btreiis cine fiaatIids
enti4dbisins be5dblt lporben 1T.
= NE GtffpOren.r entidMbist,
isboa ala 8suse Dorsslapsn, - Nm
nnairuns eines bsbeitsnbsn llrs
tbtiis beantrasi. - Gbei6.ipuness
fa[lt, - S4aosnerias saIassn. -
RadlaB sSahsn.
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i4e 9ereine iinb eingelaben unb iper-
ben biefelben Sarberobs unb gintritt
fret babsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-02

- Ter 90 Sabre alte 3IaSore
@inct, ans Chicago 3ugereiit, boftc
am eonntna in Toertnepers slpotIt-
fe $l1 ittbitt. Observation-Disclosures Ger
berlrbeiItc i'm eeiteru 81 30 9aeciI
slrbcitseaits lm6 $50 @eIoitraie.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-24
NEICHBORlY CLUB
HONORS WASHINGTON

The Neighborly club. consisting OF
farmers and their families living east
Of the city. held . George Warrington
meeting at the home Of Mrs. n. II.
Bell on National road east last night.
About fifty members were present
A program OF patriotic songs and
readings was given and refreshments
were served.
One Of the interesting events was 4
talk by George H. Fetta on "Remin-
isences of the Civil War" He was .
member <of Sherman's army when It
marched through Georgia. He de.
scribed incidents that occurred during
that march.
He spoke Of reading OF the capture
of 100000 Russian prisoners by the
Germans He said General Sherman
had 100000 men when he reached At
lanta. and when he undertook to re-
view his army 1t took him all OF one
day to review the Infantry alone.
REGULATIONS we're given by Mrs.
Backmeyer Anna Fetta, Miss Ander-
son and several groups OF children.
Musical numbers were given by Wal.
ter Anderson. Elizabeth Bell and A. ID.
COhb
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-24

where she can yet count.it an invest
ment to offset the immense commerce
ial loss in factory, store. home and
school by reason of it's slow process of
destruction.
All humanitarian efforts begin in
private charity and when the burden
proves too heavy for the few there is
an attempt to throw the burden to the
nation or state and finally the COM
munity will recognize and care for its
own product.
Our state institution is long since
inadequate.
Let us as a community share our
burden before it enters the homes of
those now so Indifferent to the first
cost.
We hope to present plan in the
near future for the local care that will
give relief to the community each
physician caring for his patient.
A request has gone cut for a call
from the local anti-tuberculosis society
for discussion of those interested.
We hope there will be announced
soon such time to which all will be
welcome.
s. EDGAR BOND.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-24
West Manchester Jottings
Mr. and Mrs D. A. Poe Observe Golden Wedding Ami
versary with Reception for FriendsColege Students
Pass Washington Birthday at Their Homes.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Troutwine and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Troutwine spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Vernest Troutwine and family.
Don Gilbert, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Smith was buried at Twin
Greek chapel Thursday afternoon. Flu
neral services were held at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fox of Green
Vile. shipped her household goods to
West Manchester. and will make her
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Strader.
Lucille Petry spent Sunday with
Miss Helen Vanata.
Charles and Jean Morris of Balti-
more, are invoicing their merchandise
stock recently purchased of Eli Howell
and will probably take possession by
Saturday next.
william Poe and Mrs. William Dun
bar of Toledo, Martin Meth and family
of Eaton, and Levi Shumaker and fam
lily were Sunday guests Of D. A. Poe
and wife.
Henry Tier and son wilbert, OF
Brennersville, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Wolverton.
Leon Leas and wife and Mrs. !. w.
Leas and daughter Mary, were Rich
mond shoppers Saturday.
Jacob Wolverton and Joe Monebrake
were in Greenville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Huffman spent
Sunday afternoon with Sarah Jone
Ford.
Mrs. Ella Gates attended a funeral
at Lewisburg Monday.
Samuel Sellers and wife spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sellers
near Wares chapel.
10y Howell and wife OF Dayton,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Howell.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-24

Miss Ha1el Barnes spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Troxel OF
Ithica.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Trone entertain
ed MIR. and Mrs. D. A. Petry of Farm
ersville, at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Eager and Miss Julia Can
giver attended the funeral of Mrs.
Tressel at Greenville on Thursday.
Miss Sylvia Trone visited her sister
Mrs. William Buckle and family at Ger
mantown from Saturday until Mon
day.
Attends Wall Funeral.
Henry Cossairt attended the funeral
OF Mrs. Hannah Wall at Eaton Saturl
day.
c. J. Cossairt who ia attending col
lege at Ohio State university, spent
Sunday and Monday here with rela-
tives.
Miss Irene Wolverton of Greenville.
was a guest of Mrs. Mary Trone and
family from Saturday until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Poe will cele'
brate their golden wedding annivers-
airy on Tuesday and will hold a re-
ception for their friends in the after
noon.
Miss Anna Geeting spent the week
end with her mother and family at
Oxford, O.
William Cossairt took dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cossairt Sunday
Visit Mary Trone.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lanthrope OF
Lewisburg, were guests Of Mary Trone
and family Sunday afternoon. c. A.
Cossairt. Irene Wolverton, Henry Cos.
sairt and Cora Weaver were also
guests at the Trone home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Murray of New
Madison and Mrs. Mary Murray of FL
dorado, called on friends here Sunday
afternoon.
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earned the higher wage had three to one advar-
tage over the infants born into poor homes!
There were other interesting things to be
gained from the Jehnstown investigation, which
comprehended 1851 births, a number sufficient
to be the basis for reasonably accurate average
conclusions.
Boy babies were the least hardy, it was found.
Foreign mothers usually have larger percent
age of male children. Artificially fed babies had
q far poorer chance of life than naturally fed
youngsters one to four chance, in fact More
than so per cent of those children that died in
the first year died within three months Of birth.
More than 81 per cent that died within the first
year died within one month of birth.
1.-THE large number of deaths in the first few
hours or days of life indicated that many babies
are born with some handicap" says the report.
I'm many instances the mother had been SUBJ
jected to some condition which resulted in the
birth of q child incapable of withstanding the
ordinary strain of life.'
1t was in all these children that the hopes of
many parents were conferred Upon them the
happiness of homes depended, poor as we'll as
rich. What then must be the lesson of the evil
dence that three poor children died to one whose
parents were able to provide properly for it The
answer is as obvious as the state of affairs dis
closed. These are conditions which the indus
trial prohers must consider, conditions so closely
knit into the problems of labor and compensa-
ton and commercial justice to be almost
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Rapids News.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-24
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-24
Howling Coyote
Disturbs Tranp's
Slumber in Park

He was only tramp, having floated
into the city fresh from the plains
of western Nebraska. 1t was after
nightfall, and in his penniless wander
ings he wound up in Glen park and
there sought solace for his weary
body under the shadows of a stately
pine Just about to fall heavily into
the outstretched arms Of Morpheus
he was aroused by the piercing shrek
of a freight engine followed by the
unearthly howlings of the coyotes in
the park zoo. Jumping to his feet,
his hair upon end, and rubbing his
ears in unbelief, he listened intently.
True enough there was the unmis-
taxable coyote music, and peering into
the darkness from whence the sounds
proceeded, he Queried: us this the
effete east of which l have heard SO
much, or have l been transmogrified
back to my native heath?" Again
the coyote anthem smote the air Of
the black night nightly, and fully re-
alizing that he was within the classic
confines of Richmond, Ind, 1t was too
much for this legomobile artist, and
he fled eastward down the national
road on a dog trot, bound to get be-
yond the reach of the former deni-
zens of the prairie who roamed at
will in his boyhood days and made
life a bowling success.
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FOR HOW LONG?
RICHMOND RAISES A Pertinent
QUESTION.

When a neighbor tells us that he
has recovered from a serious illness
the first question that naturally arises
is, How long will he keep well?"
Temporary relief ia one thing. but q
lasting cure Is altogether different.
There Is nothing temporary about the
work Of Doan's Kidney Pills as the
following Richmond evidence proves
beyond a doubt.
Mrs. Fred Heater, 607 N. Thirteenth
st., Richmond, says: zone of the fam.
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had a great deal of trouble with his
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