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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06

bes, net ban bIeo taget Of granies
pngfen beo Roi1geaaen t9t pt tot
JoIoingbro. Den pongialbc1toe INT
ge Moito, Ser bar uotdget til gar-
lbit, bleb efter MnboIoeIien inferno
ret 5oloingbro Gngtlofale % e.
mere afDc1ttef al &pIitief ira Mpo=
bling.
SSffffe let Ell gibilperion 5 Maa.
neOer. S Dot1nepirffe1 ii1,0es fels
ge1oe SiIien fro Selte1l: sl1noer=
fegne6e Nor6ilesbigere, ION bar BEL
tdgd / arigm i0en oens BegDnoel-
ie, leroer en- bierteIig @ilien til gen-
ner % 8%efjenote. 81 Dur i Be
Iitoite 5 Maaneber life Jet Ell gipilz
perlon. Set er merfeligt men man
Bonner fig til BET iom til iaa meget
on0e. @efreiter 0luf Sgrgenien
5ommerlte0, 8eierbiit 90. 8eft=
gaaro, Mnilet SONS Srtes, Malt=
rl1p.1
Seifeb=8pubernes Ssrb. S 5e=
ite6, Ser Tgger paa 0en anben SIDE
at @rpnien be0 Sbbefigr, eier EN-
9el at 8eboerme Meoler / 4ongeriz
get, bbor De i Mar og Sag bor
ltreget 6eres Iprp og ffiprt Sen bjem
pber @ranien. Sgiaa / Mnr for
Be ltrgget beres IgrD; men fort eff
ter at be bob0e paobegDnbt Silent
&jgrslen, font Der paa 5oreipgrgiel
0rore til Mpnoigbeoerne ON, at
oenne S1emfiprid %l1bfgriel at
Sprb lite mootte finoe 5teo. Sc
Salteo=8pn0er er iaale6es / ben
ubel0ige 5ituotion, at Be life fo11
faa oeres egne Sprb fra egne Moier
l 49,
paa Sen 6onife SIDE at @r9nle1t
bjem.
Mohersnoalet / &irferne. Spr=
ningfe1t &robttipno6e bolot forIe=
ben Mp6e / @ram 5lotsfro. &oo
Sorilag at &nitor 3erlong i @rm
%beotoees meo Al 5temmer fplgen-
De @rflGring: u&au @rt1l6 al
&rigen unolober pi / Mor at font
me frem meo ct 1erligt 5progo1t=
%6ragenoc til SallesfDnoben, ifjpnt
bi fife bar faaet ct 5bnr poa set
6mnife 5progan6ragen6e, bi retteoe
til bet fongeltge epo11geliif ll1tberife
&oniiitorium / &iel for to Mar IL
ben. 8i faltbol0er i olle Maaoer
De | bet f6rnpbnte 5progal1orogel1z
De fremiatte &rab og agter at fgre
Dem trent og bebbe bem as Mare,
bboriombellt og 11aarlombelit hi
|fan." &robfte11 og Ell Del 8raiter.
unoloo i'll. Solo. Solfebl." at
itenme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06

b%elgnneoe; efscmpelpis fan BET nabs
nes at % Sertugen al Gatmberlanb
eftm 5laget beo 5ot1tenob q745l,
ienofe 9oro 8urn bjjem meo 5eirs
bnoifabet> gab Song @eorg bam
lom 8elpming 10000 Ser fontant.
So BET lent ON Mftenen ben 10.
SUM 1916 bar iiffert at Napoleons
Neoerlag beo 8oterloo bar afeig-
re1toe, beilntteoe 8Iacber at ieroe
8erIinerf1e MeooeleIfen oerom beo
SeSllbro. Sons 8alg falbf paa Ger
man Nernif, en- al bans fieneitgjg-
rerbe Sfficerer, meo Sen Mfotibe-
ring, at ban bar night og fiifffferf bill
De lpnges efter at gienie fin unge
@uitru / Berlin. 81. 8 ont Morge=
men orog Nernft oflfeo, % bans
Sci fprte bam ober 8riisiel, Siege,
Macben, Diisieloorf, gIberfeIo, @a=
gen, 8ielefelo, Silbesbeim, Snlber-
itaot, Magoebltrg, 8ranoenburg og
gotsonm til Berlin, bbor BON i1lo-
traf ben %. Stunt ON Morgenen
SCI. 8. Ser bleD mpgtig SSllbel, ober=
aft bpor BON TOM rem, % nabnlie
i Berlin bleb BET til 6eitligbeoer
rben 2ige.
gsu bsrer man life mere on Sen
Clogs Slbl10e;; ben eleffriiIfe gnit
bar faaet 0em belt at Marfen; tier
Der paa Ell at 5lagmarferne 11oget
betponinssfulot, er Ser nnppe 1lo-
gen &rcg at ben cibiliiereoe Ser
Ben, Der iiffe fdar Meooelelie 6erom
I bpert 6olo 2ebet al to Congo
elmer.
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5bur lGnse far Sturbritannien
pGret en- g? l1oen Dpbpr freoier
Garfer om BET brittle
8rige pg nabnlig ON Meuligbeben
al at 1laa ober &nnole11 meb Ell tiff
Seer, og bet er 90 life ioa marfe
ligt, at mon meo lprIig Snteresie'
orgfter 5pprgsmaalet DIN, bpor len
sge storfbritannien egentlig bar be-
ret en- %; ielp ON Der iffffe:er 1loge11
llofigt til at ENGLAND otter iiffuloe
bliDe Ianofoif meo nolan0et, er oet
bog olfiO liof al en grplt at fenfe
pna, at Ser bar baref en- Gong
90 BET Diloe babe baref muliigt menS
gaaben @ann6 at frange mo !
gnglono paa lunrrte Maooc om i
gelgien % Bronfrig. ss.5..
S ioite 8efte Of SET naturDioen=
zifabeliee giosifrih uSinm1el u1to
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06
Sgrfen.

AE-H
Sen fgrre SID er oDer ps, 2an=
BET fattes 8poe1 og 2onomanoe1
flager. Set gipr BON ganife bit
ditto, men / Mar er Set meb @r11n6.
Scr Soften trl1er meo at iloo fell,
og bet er 10 l1oget, Ser life goor 1to
ober 2a11omar0en alene. Den enc
lte Srgit bi bar, ct Sen, at Soriom-
meren / 1868 bor berre, ibet Ser
90 / 4ipbenbaDl1 falot 10 Wm.
&egn / Meai og Sum- moo 81 i
Be lamn1e to Meaaneoer / Mur.
Ser bleb 90 oglaa forleDen Sp1-
Dog beot / 2arlbets &irfer for Megr.
5Grlig golt ltoo BET til / Sting
fjpbilg Mnt, bDor 8eboerne allere-
De bar belape0e paa Ell &atoitrofe,
0a @egnen / ii0ite 9ieblif - Stunt
Maaneos iiolte Gage tom og
blp0te Marfer og Gnge op. Spet
ltoo bog iffe til at reooe; set giber
fun en- Ire0ieoel / l1obptte Of, bba6
Der er lpobanligt. Mee11 &l1gen BIZ
Der alligebel Iii on bet loa
bopoe regnet IA Sage / Srpf, bar
BET life blepet normal Mfgrp0e.
8aariaoen og &oerne berinlob teg=
rer lDiere.
&aa 2olla11o ifaI @egnn1angele11
babe forooriaget, at 8rgnoene tpr-
rer ITO, iaa matlge 8e6oere maa qua
.baaOe Ell balb og cit bel Mil for at
sbente 8an0.
On fraftig, lo1,gparig 8lpoe mi,
ltrofs, ben fan maaife gjgre timber
barfer. Me11 fom1mer Sen fife, og
M, frafs, ia oa gaar bi iliiffert
en- alporlig GiD i Mgoe, mar Ma=
rets 9glt ifaI omipttes 8rpo og
betales at Sorbrugerr1e.
G6marb Spore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06

marfs 2anosme16s Smgrefspuort.
forening i 2ifpibntipn" inogaaene
|Sbere1rsfomlt ON MfbifIing al set
inobbroes MelIenlbprelloe peo 8e.
faling al II MfiIlipn aro11er, og eff
ter at Sejelferetsoon1men er gauet
soeto Mejerier imoo, bar Sr. 2un11
paa g: Slaf Mellers SorIag uo=
le11of en- lille 8og, betitlet: Ml.-
|berti og bans Sfpgge@ og inoebol=
oe11oe Mftitpffer fra Mlbertiperiooen
|og fra Den ltpre Broces. Soriottcs
rem Far lenot .os ct @fsemplar til
M%nmeloelle.
8ogen giber ell fort 5fiIori1g
=af Mlbertis nopifling tic 5tprfor=
brpoer og frentbaber De Jorbolo %
Herioner, Der gjoroe bam oet loo
let at blibe Ell loooan. 5arligt
tr1t11t 9Ds falter 9r. Wticbael 2unn
ober Rebiior, 2nnbstingsmm1o oq
fbp. 2anobrugsminilter Sle SOM
len, ON bbis / Sorb6ret Sen 26.
Sebrnar 1909 afgipne 8orfloring
ON, bborfra BON babbe fin 8iben
observation-disclosures @iplo til
Sporefasie1L @r. Micboel aunn II
ger, at ben ufor at brltee ct meget
mil6t lbtrDf er i aobe11bor 5trio.
meo 5an0beoen."
&r. Ole 9anien bar %, og::na i
&resicn tuget til @iemma.c moo
ben 8%eifripelie, Ser er gibet a! 9ans.
Observation-Disclosures, men mon ifltl0e
ipnes, at Ell 2anoStingsmore as
&ettens Sci bgr lgge at re11ie Jig.
MOO 8eifplOninger iom 81. Gums.
S gprigt CT BET nern1eit ugiprz
=ligt i faa Orb at anrneloe Ben lille.
gog. Sen ifal leies.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06
6nnnrrjyllat1n.

5ancflnst. S fioite Mltmn1er al
bet tp}fe Nmtsblatt for Saoersleb
areos cftcrlDier 940e Snfanterire-
ein1e1,f life ferre ems 10 l1nge Sol
ltenere, Der bor gjort Jig ifploige i
6oneflugt.
Der trnfcs paa alt. 2onbraooen
i Mabenraa gjgr / &reosblooet op=
mGrfiom paa, at 90 SeItene fltn faar
mangelfulo Grnaring, moa Sc fife
mere trGffe iaa tunge Secs ipm tiDz
ligere. IQe Soripnoelier berimoo
bill blipe ltraffet iom 9prplageri.
Elettpfns'en i Tanselejrene. S
Songeleiren be0 2pgumflolter er Der
i'll. ugsbj.8oit." biotil opo iolt
ca. 100 Sanger al 8lettDfl1s, me-
6ens Mntallet al 5pge opgipes til
ca. zoo. Sen WtllltGrlgge, Der
bleo ipg af Gletpfl1s og fprtes til
SlenSborg, CT mi / georing, meoens
Set opgibes, at to 5oloater, Ser bar
paSiet bam, er 0g0e al SDgoon1=
:ne11.
&bin6eligc &prbnftprer er 11u, Ii
gelom / a11bre 8per, bleben togne /
5ienelte pe0 Slensborg 5porbej.
9e ipb, Der forelpbig er inoitilleoe
for at nOOmnes, er @nfer efter
falbne 5porbejsfunftionerer 9e
fbinoelige &onouftgrer bprer flee
beige graa l1niformer. meb grpt1ne
Spilog og Ell Gjeneltebl1e.
8pruene n1aa gaa b%arbenebc, Sen
prensfiife &~11ltl1smiriiter bor be-
fenbtgiort en- Mnorbning imoo
nogle Sorbuo, iom 2ererne / en-
felte 5foler bar uo1teot in1oo, at
8grnet1e goar 1neo bare Sgooer i
Stole. Mnor0ningen begr1noes
meo, at BET er banlfeligt for Sor9I=
ore1e at foripne 8grnene me6 5fpz
tpi paa @rnn6 Of Be bgie &ri}er.
Gn 9eicrtpr ! Stamp. On tpff
.9eiertpr, ser forleoen biIoe itiffe
.ober Gru1llen til Dunmarf, bleb,
.efter bbab CIT Ma11b, Ser bar @ionc
til Sce1en, ltoppH al Ben tDife
|9agt, Scr traf Nepplberert frem.
9eiertpren l1og imiolerfio Mepolpe=
rem fra bam % 1log bom neo, bbor=
ban fIpgteoe. gpfe 5oIoufer
|ifjso efter Deierfpren og ramte bam
BET enc Sen.
Mislbffet 6Ingt. st nngf Men-
5neife fro 9megnen Of Mabenraa bill
Roe fornDlig ipge at Iippe oper
'Granienz men 5oriGget misIDffe-
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sejrs-g nbifaber fgr % MI.

Ielearafen bar i bore Gage gjort
bet grun0igt al meo 0e,1 garlle
4rigsifif at oflen0e Seirsbuoff1ber
gje1lnem iarlige SIbu0e; BET bar i
Gegelen Dfficerer, Der be1ptteoes
BERTH, % 0e baD0e lom ofteit fun
@r1,no til at lpfpnife Jig ielp meo
set Sberb, tbi til @jengielo for oe
Strobooler, Be moatte 1o1taa for at
11aa bltrtigt frem, bleb Be rigeligt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06

Mlbertl

Com befienot repraientereae
@eieiterefsiaafgrer 2um for GetfenlI
ct &m at BE Mnoelsmeierie Der
fe biloe inlbeda paa Den q Sen
lialIanoffe 8onoeitonbg 5porefas
les MISUNDERSTANDING meo Can
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06
SCANDINAVIAN MONOGRAPHS
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6tc Snli-9asen i Treberieia. =
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Danlig bgjtioelig &is.. gpen bor
n,eget ltGrft flagimDffet, og Der bar
Ell Mel1gbe Sremmeoe.
81. IL uogif BEN ltore Grocesz
iior, i bbilfe11 iaaes 8pcrs gm=
beosm1nro, Bpraaoet, gaabenbrg=
6rene, 5priparsbreorene og flere
anbre Sorcllinger, iamt Den Sci al
5ifrinesltprfen i set ipolige SDl=
la11o, 1om er fri for 8agttjeneite;
oft talte Hroccsiionen $1,000
Mennelfer.
Hrocesiione11 gift ferlt til &anl=
pegropen, bbor &altor Mau1ricbe
tnltc for Be 5olones Miroe. Ser
efter gift ma til 2a%noioloaten; bcr
talte 6eprGle11tonten for 9opeobe=
{tDrelier fpr De Danife 8aabenbrg=
Orc, sen 91=oarige gtatsroa0 Mag=
nus fra ajpbenbabn, Der ilutteoe
meb at l,obri11ge ct 2eDe for ben
banife 2onbioIbat. Saa f~ortlattes
Ser til Billions Monument, bbpr
Sberit $. S. &oul1en ira &j6ben=
bobn ubbrogte ct 2epe for 5eirber=
re11s Mi110e. 8orgmelter @olenti-
ner=8rantb motibere6e ct 2ebe for
&oHge og Seorelono Jog bermeo
fl1tte6e M%inoefelten.
On Gftermiooagen Dor Ser Sol
fefe]t pao Oe11 ltpre grercerploos,
bnor ser blep bolbt Caller for Soft
gen, TGbrelalloet pg 5logoagen.
Gn nD Nlage. 5ommen r1eb SC
gbrige lllpffer iom Storm og Ipr=
f, &aalbroflDamp Dib., Ser | 0cnie
igreeIigc CONNER berger Mdr=
ferne / nalten bele 2onbet, bar Ser
mango Steoer melOt fig en- ny Ela=
&c, nelnlig Ell tort 2orbe, Ser fnl6=
1tanoig p%Oelegger &l1nfelroerne,
DDor Sen llaar Jig neo. Si0til for
man ment, at oel1ne Nrt at &oOfrug=
Ter bar ioa r1ogerlunOe 1%1a1gribelig
for &lonteDenoer. 9erne Mntagel-
iesiIoor Desberre life til / Mor.
Som ulent GolnnDan uDtoler til
n8erbl. Gib.", at iaabibt BON fjen=
Der SorbolOene / 8enbiDsiel, er Ell
ret bctD0elig Sci al &unfelroer1te
mgrebne, e1felte iaa ltGrft, at Sc
bar mauttet plpieS ON.
2orpen foloes Sen matiorte
Observation-Disclosures, Ser 1tormalt le=
Der / @jp0ningsrelter. 3Dor 0iSle
life 1laor til, folter Sen fig pDer
&%oofr11gterne og gnaber 8la0ene
5nf ltrafS eftcr, Be II fon1men pp.
Mngrebet begpnoer ditto poo Sc la
bette 8elc at Warfen og breoer iia
til bpiere ligge1l0e &artier.
5orelphig itaar 2an0m9roene
ret Dj9lpelple oDerfor Mngrebef,
me11te &oniulenten. Men i IiIfel=
ne at .eunltiet @ejrlig bill Nlonterne
De allerfle1te Steoer lelp bore i
5tallo til at oberpinoe Saren.
Storfefatter bilbe flgttc. u@ib.
Stifts Solfebl." forteller:
S nogle. Mor bpggeoe en- 5torfe=
nlnilie &eoe poa 5aget al ben
gamle bDggelige @iipegaar0 i 8i=
borg. Sbert @ar tom 5torfene
trofalte fom 5torfe er, og bpggeoe.
Sg BET 1Drtes ollie 10 bar | 11n Or
ben; for bbao pasler beore til bin
nnDm emo 5torfe / Ell &eoe paa Ell
ga1n1nel bpggelig 8iipegoaro2
9og Mao 5torfefamilien life bo=
be baret at ganife lan1111e 0pfattel=
fe;; tbi Den iegte netop at fomme
bort oerfra. Gong paa @ang iaa
man 5ior 5torfefatter flppe ober
boa Gaget at ben Gotugruf SSprgenz
len hlberenoe 8pgning me0 Ell
8sino tit la1ge, re0e geab % ipge
nitiffe ben faif Iage. Men
Gang poa Gang mislDffeoes oef.
sslniolertio Daboe ben a11lge Na=
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&igbenbabn ps Dmesn.

ggent Sens gferotb. Snipefter
beo aipbenbobns Mogiltrat &nuo
Sommerltp. Gnfefru G6riltimne
.8arfreo. Srf. Mnna s(lfaitien. 2e=
rerinoe, Srf. 8ilbelmine @eier. Mr=
fiteff 2effla11os @u1tr1 SSoa. &jpb=
mano So6m GbrltenIe11 al 5felfpr.
&eitourotpr 9liens &uitr11. &pr-
LANCER be0 set fgl. Sbeoter Charles.
5aint=GDr 9e Ia Motte. &pmml,-
nelerer 8eferiens S1titru. Srf.
Watbiloe Hobrrsborg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06
BBnr Da11ntark.
!, 116enfpr @igben1apn.

Narbns: Sent. 8afmelter 81.
&alsbpll. Dalbpoper:: &reiten Ser
manien. earring: &iritine 2pbne.
Sbrning: Sine @ros0atter. 9lor11p:
&eDer 9anien. S11trup: Sbb. 2anO=
.polt Die CIR. 6nnien. Sennels:
Soul Setrien (Grifien). 8amorup:
8efer Sopbolm. &or0e: Sorbb.
8ogbonoler g. 8. 90. G%ielien. @e=
lter=&al10et: grfe Margretbe Mn-
0erie1t. 9lter=@anoet: gnfe gbri=
ltiane 8%eitereoaro. Marbns: Bro
logger Sans Beberlen. 8oulitr11p:
89ber gtiels SEMEN 6ogb. giltrup:
hinton Gbriltenien. &oloing: @ete-
rom Sons Sanien. 5abp: Jbb. 2e=
rer / 9rtift q. 8. Nielien. Belle:
Marie Nielipn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-01
GLEN karin, o.
Mrs. Sadie

Mrs. Sadie Horn has returned
from weeks visit to Richmond. She
was accompanied home by her sister
Mrs. Mary Wright, who will remain
several days.
The greeting of the day seems to
be, who is sick at your house." Mrs.
John Flatter, Mrs. Court Koontz, Mrs.
Frank Bowman, Grandma Albright,
Guy Spencer, AL Downing, Russell
Flatter. Mrs. Lily and Mrs. Lulu Cop
poe are victims Of the grip.
Mrs. Laura Thomas is i'll with heart
trouble.
N. T. 1relan and wife and Mrs. Rose
Woifal are trying to go to Greenville.
Two days this week they went to the
station for the pleasure of a rid to
Greenville in the caboose of the local.
However the local did not come each
doy until late in the evening, so now
they will wait until spring and go to
Richmond on the truck line.
MIR. and Mrs r. L. Rudicel enter
tanned the following Thursday night:
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Peden, Mrs. A. NJ.
Richards, Mrs. Ethel Moore. Misses
Mae Horn and Ruby Downing and
Merl and Cecil Moore. The evening
was spent with music and games after
which lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thompson of
Winchester. are here for few days
visit with Mrs. Thompson's parents
Mr.and Mrs. w. A. Harrison. Mr..
Thompson was formerly mayor of
Winchester.
o. A. Downing and sons Harry and
Stanley, went to Spartansburg Thurs
day to assist the Snartanshurg or
chestra to play for the farmers insti-
tute. Mr. Downing is instructor Of the
violin in the Spartansburg school.
Miss Eta Hill, who is studying the
violin in Richmondu under Prof
Hicks, is home for a few days visit.
She came from Richmond by way of
Modoc.
Mrs. L. L. Peden and Mrs. Lilly
Rooms attended the funeral of Mrs.
Erma Hill near New Madison Wednes.
day.
G. L. Biggers of Indianapolis, was in
town on business Friday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-01

MILTON, Ind, Feb. 1.-The Rev.
Mr. Propst gave a very able sermon
at the Friends church Friday evening
He gave his theme as The Sins Of
Milton The since committed by the
people of Milton are such as is to be
found in the world everywhere. His
sermon was a strong denunciation Of
sin in it's every phase, and is found in
the Indifferent church member, the
hypocrite, the dancing hall, the card
table and the pool room. The sermon
found it's way into every crevice and
caused men to search their hearts to
find if. ought existed there.
Word has been received at Milton
that Harry Roberts Of Cincinnati, who
has pneumonia, is better. The case Is
in charge of trained nurse. Mrs.
Fulghum Of Richmond. or her sister
Miss Roberts, Of this place will not go
to Cincinnati at this time. Friends
were also glad to learn that Mrs.
Fulshum's family was better.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VERNE Warner of Doddridge, was
burieed at Doddridge cemetery Satur-
day morning. The mother Is very low.
Tuesday evening is the regular
meeting nlSuC Oh tue NeOehdu IouSe.
It is not exactly known whether they
will be in the new home or not.
Mrs. B. H. Stevens and daughter of
indianapolis, after a few days visit
with her relatives Mr.. and Mrs. John
Speers, returned home Saturday.
Amos Huddleston of Mt. Au.urn,
spent Saturday with his son and wife,
Mr. and Mrs H. D. Huddleston.
Robert Kirtley was entertained at
evening dinner with DIN Davis and
also spent the night there Friday
Miss BERTHE Frazee is quite sick and
is under the care Of a physician.
Bob Sled Party.
The Freshmen and sophomores Of
the high school formed a bob sled
party to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Gilbert, near Connersville,
Friday evening. The bob sled was
kindly loaned to the classes by Hiram
Crook and the favor was greatly ap-
preciated Robert Kirtley was the
driver. The young people report a
fine time and two course luncheon
was served.
Robert Gentle of Richmond. spent
Saturday at his uncles, J. A. Brown.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-01
BACK! RUB
LUMBAGO PAIN AWAY
Rub Backache away with
small trial bottle of old
EST. Jacobs Oil"

When your back is sore and lame or
lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has
you stiffened up. don't suffer! Get a
small trial bottle of old. honest st.
Jacobs Or at any drug store, pour a
little in your hand and rub it right
on your aching back, and by the time
you count fifty, the soreness and lame
ness is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. 1t takes the pain right out and
ends the misery. It is magical, yet
absolutely harmless and doesn't burn
the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciat-
lea, backache or rheumatism SO
promptly. It never disappoints!-adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-01
HAGERSToWN PEOPLE
MAY ASK new TRIAL
OF DAMAGED ACTION

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, Feb. Lett
teens OF Hagerstown are dissatisfied
with the verdict of a circuit court jury
in awarding Mrs. Catherine Morton
5000 for injuries alleged to have been
sustained by running into a wire,
while riding in an automobile on the
streets of Hagerstown, during street
blockade for improvements. A called
meeting of taxpayers Of the town will
be held and decision made then as
to whether the town will ask for a
new trial or take the case to the
supreme court. It is thought the lat.
ter will be decided on.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-01
MILLIONS SINS ARE DENOUNCED
IN SERMON At FRIENDS CHURCH
Dance Hall Evil Card Table and Pool Room Shares Ex
posed as Lures to Wickedness - Indifferent Church
Members and Hypocrites Flayed-Other News Items.

Hiram Crook and o. H. Beeson,
members OF the light committee of the
town board were at Hagerstown to in
vestigate' the electric light plant Fri
day.
Mrs. Charles Wilkinson had about
70 quarts of fruit frozen this last
severe weather, besides all of their
potatoes frozen.
Mrs Charles Hale and daughter
Mrs. Ernest Doty formed a sleighing
party to Richmond Thursday.
Kills Big Hawk.
John Kirlin killed a large chicken
hawk and brought it to town Saturday
morning. 1t measured feet and Z
inches from tip to tip of its wings.
Ralph Moore, Glen Elwell and the
Misses Ruth Mccormick and Helen
Coyne formed a party to see the In
diana-Earlham basket ball game at
Richmond Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ Connell enter
tanned Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Kerber of Hamilton. o., Andrew Ker-
Der, Louis Klieber, Miss Clennie Mar
ket and Mrs. Riehl, all OF the country.
G. w. Crull. township trustee has
agreed to assist in the work OF the
road between Milton and Cambridge
City. After it is put in excellent con-
dition, it will be made county road.
The Eastern Star will meet Wednes-
day evening.
Keep in mind the kitchen shower in
the basement at the Christian church
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-01
DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Musterole Gives Delicious Comfort

When those sharp pains go shooting
through your head, when your skull
seems as if it would split, just rub lit
tie MUSTEROLE on the temples and
neck. It draws out the inflammation,
soothes away the pain-gives quick
relief.
MUSTEROLE is clean, white ONT
ment, made with oil of mustard. Better
than mustard plaster and does not bis
ter!
Doctors and nurses frankly recon-
mend MUSTEROLE for Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma,
Neuralgia, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheu.
matisr1, Lumbago, Pains and Aches Of
the Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Mus
cles, Bruises, Chilblains, Frosted Feet
Colds Of the Chest lit often prevents
Pneurnonia).
At your druggists, in 25e and Soc jars,
and special large hospital size for $3.50.
Be sure you get the genuine MUS
TEROLE. Refuse in1itations-get what
you ask for. The Musterole Company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-01
CARLOS, IND.

The son of George Carey is sick
Births-To Mr.. and Mrs. Vestal Gard
a son; to Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Albertson
a girl. -
Earl Morrison spent two days last
week in Indianapolis buying goods
for his new store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adamson, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Oler and Mr.. and Mrs. T. A
Morrison attended the funeral of Mrs
Pleasant Adamson at Economy Wed
nesday.
Frank Harvey is clerking in Earl
Morrison's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Murphy have been
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-01
County Deaths

CENTERVILLE-Ch S. Cooney
20, is dead at his home here after
suffering from a complication of di-
seases for year. Mr.. Cooney was a
veteran OF the civil war, enisting as a
member of the 124th Indiana Infantry
in 1861 and serving until the end of
the war. He leaves wife and four
sons, Charles e, Topeka, Kas.; Clin-
ton, Centerville; Loval, Cherryville,
Kas.; Elmer, Richmond. Arrange
ments for the funeral have no been
made.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-01


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