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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Adkins and Mr.. and
Mrs. Farel OF Indianapolis, and Mr..
and Mrs Nicholson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Florence Snyder and family of Green's
fork were guests 0f Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hoover Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Owens attended
the funeral of their nephew, the son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Owens, at
Cambridge City Wednesday afternoon.
George Mahlove of Connersville At
tended the Boosters club sale Wed
nesday. -
Rred Michael attended the Republi-
can meeting at Rushville Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baker returned
Wednesday from visit with their son
John Baker.
The Rebekah lodge will meet FRI
day night. ~
Mrs. r. J. Kellam visited her chill
dren at Cambridge Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Michael has returned
from Richmond.
H. L. Jones remains much the same.
Mrs Ella HOFFMAN Is resting more
comfortably.
Miss Anna Warner OF Terasita,
Mo-, Is visiting her uncle DR.. sweeney.
Mrs. Mary Walker has received
letter from Mrs. c. H. Pinnick OF
Scottsburg, stating that Rev. Pinnick
is gradually improving from injuries
recently sustained when his horse be-
came frightened and overturned the
buggy in which he was riding. She
wrote she took a prize at the fair on
several articles. Among them was
beautiful silk quilt made by the late
al a ayA
years old, and which was presented to
Rev and Mrs. Pinnick.
Excavation is being made for the
foundation of the Masonic hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Hunt OF Cam
bridge City, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dodd-
ridge and MIR. and Mrs. Park Lantz
went to Brownsville Tuesday to visit
Mr. and Mrs Earl Doddridge.
Next Sunday will be Rev. Westhaf-
er's last preaching service at Dodd'
ridge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-16

WANTED-Atktnson pays highest
cash pficas tor second hand goods
and sells at lowest prices. SEQ him
at once. 416 Main. Phone 1915. 1T
WANTED-Experien colored man
wants position as waiter, janitor, por.
ter or butler; good reference 313
North d. 7.tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-16

FOR SALE-Stove and block wood.
beech and sugar Phone 5127.H. 13.7t
FOR sALE-Chestef white swine,
March and April farrow, either sex,
good ones. Charles e. Beck, Edo.
RADIO, o. 13 miles OF Richmond by way
Of New Paris. 13.7t
SPIkELLA, OORsETS and Wm.
Franks children's waists, 5c5 Main
st. Mary Kielhorn Martin. corsetiere.
Phone 24SS.
FOR SALE. A Smith, 2K miles
south OF New Castle, On the Fair.
view Stock Farm. on the New Castle
and Lewisville pike, Will Hold his 10Th
annual sale of full blood Duroc Jersey
hogs. Sept. 30th, 1915. For particulars,
address Clarence A. Smith. Fairvisw
Stock Farm. New Castle. Ind. Il. F. D.
No. /.
FOR SALE-A suburban Zoe show, a
live one. mile from competition,
sacrifice for quick sale owner has
other business. Part down and bal
ance payuaents. Address n. @. Cloud,
Cosy Theatre, 1StA o. MaplSwood, Con.
nersville, Ind. 14-4t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-16
CAMBRIDGE. CITY

The Kepler property, east OF the
river, recently purchased by T. j. Con-
nell, has been remodeled and is now
occupied by Mr.. Cornell, his mother
and sister.
B. L. Stratton. superintendent OF the
Telephone company, is attending the
convention of the Indiana Independent
Telephone association at 1ndianapo-
lis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-16
WANTED

WANTED-Experie girl for house.
work. Phone 1852 1921
WANTED-Salesman 81 one 81 the
largest monthly pay healthy and &C.
cident companies, policy includes one
hundred dollars natural death without
any additional cost. This ID different
than other companies offer. Liberal
contract to good producers. Write the
Federal Underwriters, State Managers,
Columbus, Ind. 16-1t
WANTED-Persons who want 70
qualify to hold office positions 10
Phone 204Q.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-16
MOVING, TRUCK AND
TRANSFER LINE

FURNITURE-Mo7e to and from the
city BY large motor truck. Forrest
Monger, Transfor and Storage Co.
Phone zoos.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-16
FOR SALE
Business Opportunities

FOR SALE-Hieh class picture thea,
Urea, cigar stores. other retail stores
and factories. used store fixtures, eta
Uoat wait tor prosperous times 10 ~
into business. Now u the time 10 -
eute barSaiaa Z you want to ossl
list your business with 10. We eee
inquiries from alt over the state. q,
diana Business Exchange. KckowA
Ind 4k.6
FARM LOANS
SS~AAa&.AA&AkA>s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FARM LOANS at and SMA. ool
Colonial Building
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-16

WANTED-Bicy tires and automo-
bile inner tubes to vulcanize. All
kinds of repairing. Called for and de.
livered free. Wesley Brown & Son.
Phone 1886.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-15
Eli NeOaftiOnen.

Sect 9r. @acoIapien. Gait gate
Gin, iuoieaOer ArtifIen a9iHt ior
9elbre0et j Sommer5eoen" Der
6leu bqggnot ! 9tr. 81, men Slut-
ningen a boilten d life bar fun.
net finoe gla0s til ier M fri
per ban isIgenoe til ae0ationeH:
o3aaiferea" Blair. Qeb.
aqre 6r. ReOaftsr anOerien.
3et er meo Eat, 3nterese % 4aa.
ifennelie, jeg bar mootaget 0eres
preoe glao BET iorlebne Aar JON en-
tioligere W~eoarbeioer a ben oanit-
amerifanife @resie. Dit reIigieie
SinoeIag bar glaoet H8 ooer De.
res aommentar -Artitler oper
gQpoitlenes @erninger@. 5. &. Sen.
lens religigie os et5iif.iiIoioiiife
Qrtitler oDer aprneiprog timber
leg ogiaa iRr0eIes opmuntrenoe.
Sr. X. bar ies iet minore ira ! Den
ienere LID, % bun ~ifriOer Dog goot,
meo Bio % 2une. Ceres 8IaO in
oe6oI6er iaa meget goot. opIpienoe
Ga i~nteresiant y~tpbeositof, at Oct
frem0eles oil glPoe mig at mob
taae Def. Com en- 3at Tor be aan-
beige 8proier, Der er ifPnfet mig
gennem glooet, iB0lpgger ieg en-
Oueriattelie al d. G. 2 Cars art.
i Bins. Cult, JON ieg tanter
nil i~nteregiere 0eres 2piere ira ct
Notwithstanding Stanopuntt. Get
er ct gmne, iom man life ret oite
fer bebon0let / BEN 6nnif.am. 8resie
Oct itaar Fem 10 frit Tor at 90
re re0aftionel aommentar Oertil,
ON Ser iful6e 0are noget Bunft
oeri, boori De nfoiger. Zen er Dog
ffreoet Of en- competent 9i6enifabs-
mon6 pna tit Omraa6e.
Deb ,oenIig SiIien, 9eres
90 orten u. 6. RfeoIopfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-15

til CONNER. 0ette Qunft aIene / g.
9enets 9leie bar pit iia at D9rG
al me9et tor @Groi for mig. Sec
fan paa oen parmeite 9fiten oanie
meo De unge Self men lt6e6a1 E.;
"a ie8 fan mooe ben foloeite 'Sne.
term men 6rDgt ior auIoe91snm.
Ger. Sea fan enOoa 9ere set beore
III eao j mine Dn3re 1aBe.
Sfal man 5oIoe IN raft aaret
rumot. 8laoe fig oeo 1a8en Bin.
ter, 3oraar, CONNER d Giteraar
Oh acre oct til 9roos ior oet 6af.
tim. At mango Elmer boer DAG
til6rin0es / ct iRoe!utfet aontor
me0 itrengt 6iernesarbeioe, iaa
frazer set liot SeIobe5eriteIie, be.
tpoeli9 i0iioIosiif alnoitab o8 en-
Stiain1 ener ct 4aI0. Ser er
Stan0 til at 0utfe ben naturllge 9e.
geiitria8.
Sea fan iiooe PED en- 9anfa.
6oor ale Slags oiatiite 6riiteIier
% 3um5eoer beoaas. gIG0e miJ
oeo qitenens Selifabeli8beo uoea
at ioplge i eaer upoe al De lam.
me 3in9. eiter 5oilfes 93p0elia
len uii6e isle u5e5a9eIi85eOer Den
naiie Gag. Bette tan go0t 5erei
uSen At ior1nleSi9e no3en anmprf.
nfnaer. eaer op5io'e I'll 0ppoiitiou
ira aaore al 9oroieIifabei ON oct
acres mo ben rette Taft % Aaao.
Il oet al fonlme % ON Wor9e-
men mea en ubeIa8t 9nngc meo
en- fornast 5utere5ie j 9i9et, meo
en- tiIpas Sult, Der aisr Sen nei-
iomme 6rotoit til et giIoe, % at
eere BET ire 6un0reoe % fem %
tre9in0st0pe @an8e en- 2Ioret 2r
cen Al miac 2(m6itionar. Sea fom.
MGR a7rmcre ca nprmere til Del.
ion 3.oen 3oar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-15

gsres en6per. iom tror. bet nemIia.
ct en- 51noer oe0 5roen tile8.
uer ia, og Gu6 tiIre9ner
eub0er. lem tror. ariiti 6ortiene.
ste.
sonoen iorlaOe5 % ariiti Net.
fproig6e0 tiIregnes ea5oer. iom
tror. % faa er BET ifet. at en- uret.
iproig er giort retfar0i8, % 5Ii.
per a 8uo aniat, iom en- Ban al.
orig 6aooe ioroet.
Get er oette tore. uaoerli9e Der.
lige. 9aalns gger oitterligt" ior
line 8iGberere.
Gr Be reoe til AZ ta9e imoO oettc
95aaoesfilbuo?
san formouer Dem: Ger M til.
at fife BET. ION er ia9t oeo @roie.
terne. fommer oper eoer. Ger, !
5oragtere. og forn0rer e0er ol
bliDer tt MET til Ell @erning ger
leg / eoer5 Gage, en- @erniug, ion
s fife oiloe tro, oeriom aogen ior.
taltq eoer Sen"
Ser 5enDiies til SAB 1, 8, ol
Der tan tpnfes baaoe paa. at Gran.
geliet ifal gaa til 9eonin9erne, ON
Ssoerne forfaiter 0et. men ogiaa
pao CUBS Strafie0om ooer Scr.
agtere.
Sermeo er iaa oenne @aulus :
9rqoifeu iluttet. 4t a%nitil.e Uioere.
guaeu0e getragtnin9er ooer san.
gen i Den Diloe iere uoen ior Dol
Op9a0e 0isie forte 9etragminger
men oi pil BOG iige. At BET er en-
30 sniterpraoifen JON 8reoitanter
til ale 5ioer ger pei ] At inloere
Heiultatet al oenae 4r9olter
bIeo iaa f~orele5ig, al man BAD ON.
oat 0isie Cro MATTE 5lioe taItl
I'll Dem poa BEN i%oI5enoe Sabat
% At mango al 5a0erne % al o'
g~u0frDgti5e @roieIDter "a 6oriam
Iingea gar opleit, fu.5te meo Ban.
lu5 og 9arnabas, JON talte Ill oea
og iormaaeoe Dem I'll al 5loe 'a'I
0eo @u5s 0aaoe.
ser oar altiaa oatt 5erel1it oa
Der 6oIotas Gftermooe, 5oor Spsr
qere funoe iaa 9ejIeoning; mef
ApoitIene foritoo, At g5eapnOt e.
life enot. % 0erfor ~5e5soeOes Be
at iormaue oe 5egpnoeu0e til a
bIibe fait ueo SUBS 4aaoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-15
ct Udvalg al code Boyer fra wort Lager.
Knstelife FortellingeI:

Knst.nfe FoteningI:
Hsr aa''e S.rni as.lTg 50 'e CO.. n S.Dm. 900 SG Faarl i Ka" E5o Builder &c. s,
sets Fene Scots, Rory 81 90, Hrad der STAR bagved 81 90, Robert scots,
vffnsssIIan ssct.' Unde4 sySkornset & 20 Fyr sa% q. IA David. Hos.
75 Cts Pr#stegaardsn HArzen os Pr@stegaarden Indien NoO, Ben
Den sfgsrends Time o. 90, Klokkene km.r tomslJ eOCts, Ls
81. q, AIen. o. Afdkss ubesatfe Ilssionsmarkr iom.lj scots. I.sms
sv~rd os Ksrighsdens Kontos $40 Aiverden for Kh.tus $50,
Zanbenmisionen toms1 locts.
opsyrs.ur. strftsr:
ay. r.. y.i'ni s en- lille An mS Sos. III h9s,. q At,.s 70 Bin.
nse. Augu.ins Bekendeser IS Cts DEN heIHse Kds IS Cts, Hisrtssp.l
d 50. I jsu T.d.gor Hu.sndsst.bos M.ss, Al oud. Mad. : sissi.
a. ..,iss. 81 = fo % km.m,,s sooti Ella. po Fl ao e. socs's h.a.sa. s1':s-
Historic, Bisrrah, o ~:
nos sa s..!%.aa ssss.@ S S1aaaa:: .s" 5ees:' Den isse: m ~ a:' 4,
$50. p.an.rn Land d7s. Under Hn.st Gyf.sor d 50. A''
rs Lnd:SyssrHs.. ses:a budd.. fertrinarr Il moe. @'i.a:'
Oliver Twist soCts, Aeotti En- rmmedsgs PEs ssctsr Scott, L~geas
DAtter socts, Etlari Fredsfyuten ScCts.
Hsndbsrer q Lsrsbsssr:
ses'nSssgs H |" q 80 FT He"Pe. KT.. os Hushsdningtos
asos.. Lssshn.nn. ordbos Oct.
In lille h.:i'n :h for Bern. # rs'v;. Henry U:.ing eoC.,
Fsdresndshistohs sSCts., Drengs o. Drsnss Socts, ngsbsrn = Pse-
=. "t.. B.,nsfetsInnsr L ss6., MART; Jalsev: sscs. TEDDY.
.i: L. ,sct. T"t;st. ssnner sscs. b.rn..nl ssct. We'd ID.
ssCts. Yi1 p. Jord ssCu. S' ""' gu 'ue"'
stepping Hssysnw.rd IS and 7sct.i Jssdas Prayer % .A sse.,
r rms y e. f House :" 2 81 D AZ S and 7sess .si s.s = B. = ass s sss. n T.:
Button scrts, Life Of livingstone Sets; Andssons Fairy Tales So1s.
n. B., ALE disc Btssr a indbundn., n..r like .nd.. "a anstvst
DAMm LUTHERAN PUBL. HOUSE,,
Dlai, HsbE
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-15
Dperiat Of
ROrten ". 6. Ricolnpien.
fsIutnina.)

(Slutning)
Oct er bort foranosrlige aIima,
Der bar pnntuunget Be fleite al os
en- Snteresie for De biatiffe Bro.
bIemer. On port 9lar par en- fortiat
CONNER eGer en- fortiat 8inter ,Dil-
De Snitinftet olene ppre tilitrpffe.
rig 8eiIeoer for gnIeet al Dor 81
De. Wen Observation-Disclosures
nsbfaeer os til at rette os ielD en-
Gang ON Maret eiter ginterers
auloe oe S~trenebeo oe Sommerens.
brpnoenoe &e6e. gi fln6er % !
NIB oe sfinb for Of beifptte bore
2egemer mob allSen, oe ON Com.
meren offofter pi erbper 1ins, Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-15

agantlm 6e6e. iom np6es. ifuloe
prre Ell 6el Eel min0re END ip0.
panlig. Saa lange Suitemet er ct
pirfeIigt 9eAoo Tor Rerin8 ior at
~oe0ligeboIos 3p9forponin8en III
ser Opilioningen % ior At hinne
Iepere Stnrfe Tor 2e3eme.s &irt'
iom5eoer. iaa I0nge fan nqiten en-
6oer Sla1s 6e0e inota9es uoen
Strai. Get er fun, uoar Der n en-
CDeriloo a 6e0e ior 6oroeieiea. at
8are opitaar. en- mooeyat Snlt er
Den 6eoite 9eif0ttelie, no8ea fan
5aue moo 0coeilo9 eller aa0ra il.
6e 9irfuinger al oct Darmg 9eir.
Ger efsiiterer in9en feieaoe al
foboloige 1rifte. ,glint Slleps"
cen popular Spalc0ri0 ian rem.
brnge ct 9eoeiIal lige iaa 3nrtiet
ION rem @6iifeD. On a0i8bball"
me0 en- Gel > oil ogiaa reiultere
/ Sc iamme 5eoeoirfnmger ION en-
0arm @5iifep Robin. Get eneite,
man bur0e aere ooerior aifo9oIOige
Grtffe i Get 1armc @eir er at laoe
Dem aI0eles noe al 9etra8taing.
Sen brittle aeaerin8 bar ior Ign'
ge iioen opoa9et REQ Goerisrin8en
al Sol6oterte III Snoieh, a 70
taIai6oI0 par set eueite At 9ere.
Traufrig opoageoe oct iamme / IL
ne trogiite 6eltto9.
Za er go5t % noo0euoi5t Al ioa
ct hnfeut eao 5per 4itea ior at
holoe Su0eu ren eiter 2a9eas irie
S0coaiionortn9
Ger or fIere ioritelli9e 4ieain.
ger meo 9enipn III llaoer5etlGo-
nng. Sea par eiter iiere 4ars
9ommerter, 6orieg GO eioel II mn
oet, al et leit iIooeHoe eommIos
Garment iom ior Gis Z llaiou
Su.t er oet beoite Sea 5eiuiler
Dem Dos mn e3eu Sgerite eom.
u.oen er a lei Ga5t q All oG-
oct.
Leaue Notwithstanding 5eitDt.
ter til 1eis Sesemot MOD p!u0ie.
lige Gemperatlr iorauora5ar oe
er uuu08aaeli9e Sommarsa 3ette
Garment ifaber en- Lille e8eu at
moiiure. / 3eiltea 6u3u3aeoea 90
6e0m Inn lan3iomt om5atiss. Hin
0er5etln0uia8ea iutter lits III 0u'
0en, "a naa1 BEN ii9osy LIT en-
Sioat, er Der tlirGtta,iB 4laos 'or
0en uarme gut til at eirtalere ira
Den enc Tel III SEN aaoea. Dom.
ul6en er ell 8anite 8oo seoer at
8arme % 6l8ti85eo, men Tie ial
me9et al Den HllaOcr glaois.I8 scr.
%anoriue.
Sea 3aar leuuem Sommerm
n0en 3orfsleIie cler uoea al is.t
1emp1ratur oranortnlerne 81 bu.
rer BET iamme Slass Garment on.
@tnterea; I'm er Oet a li9t INIT
acre 9u3t Eel 5rrar ia3en llIo.
Stlfe eaer 9iuueo .i8e a3er 81.
Sen. Se9 bar troiait preoet all,
oisie Manuiatur1arer "a bar iuu-
oct. at 9omuIo itaar !aa5t ooer
Dem ale.
Selo RI mine Dr1re 81 m1r,
ro6uite Ia9e fan iel 5eafaloe %
u6ebagelige Cper8anee IRA @intcr
til CONNER o9 omoenot. Cmbpt.
ningen ON Gfteraaret meo I'D.
llnoer6efla0ninlen oar me8et u6e.
baaelig. Il naar ie8 i9en lo5oc
lll6beflp0niu9eu til Sioe ON 5or.
naret, ~reiungre6e 0et gerne i, At ie1
cite IF Ell 5orieIelie.
Iu er C5erlanaeu ira 0inter
til CONNER life al nolen 9etDo'
nina for mia. Get iamme 4lnnn.
faftnrimffq. finn liot ~Iettere. met
paa 6en Iamme @naoe. er ben enc
tie Goraaorin9. je3 ger ira 9inter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-15
grGiteihfte.

9rGiteififte.
ri GDerfattelie oe6 Z. al bet ea8eite Giot Sir. 33)
Saa on tror, Ell 5oranoriu8 er tienlig.
Qa pel an 1o8 BET ialoer mig mo,
Seq ifal ipsree oe arIig % oeaIi8
) ct triiteIiat, brooerIiet 5in6:
9ar on Sifferbeo ior On 1anten,
Spor 5oranorins oil ioare f9 beoit:
enten ne5e Sa0et paa ganfen,
eaer Ser, boor ban itaar, ion er qrpit2
Gar ou lamb, naar on falOte BAN Spr6en2
SAB on tiot: SUD oeliien mig oeO bnm2
Sto6 on me6 BAN og binlp BAN meO gprben.
Com ban 5aooe meo 5oar og meo Camp
Gar on ti6snof og iiaoie airten2
Soa pi6t mulig bper Sen6ag Ir9f?
9or BIN Gale, Din geren og @irten,
soa Of ineen Tor bin SfpIb blep pet2
% bDoroan meb bit gibrne genee
I'll bans OpboIS for ie og fin Slot:
COB on oIorig bom pente for lRnge2
@ao ou e~Ia6eIie, oe eou on nOf9
aom be Spsrgsrnanl big rigtie for giet,
Oct fan b9noe, 6u ielp fom til fort,
glep r1eo prpften moofte iao fornsiet,
snn bu eli ifaI6e snife bnnn bort.
enaen gneel fan fsre Cubs ariee,
Snaen Eonl, inqen Beer ener bpen?
gaoor on bore bill oaa Der oa iiee:
Bort me6 praiten, men life oil frem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-15

aamaoamas 2G or 10 ira
@ar al S2f0 / Ste6et ior iom iel
$500.
QIfreo an0ereu
aosierer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-15

9to9le al Borenin8erne bar enoml
.tfe i~a0ieaot oeres 9iora8.
SaaGammeu reo 9ait z Sen.
lens ReHie:
Eaae0iae Wl5. (oeo aar5meoeD
- 81. 8or 6reliers 98b. $40.
1rHitatis glj9. 2329. Zane Bal.
len 202l Sione0 aaloet 22.i5,
3.5ns Dos. 1906. aenmare g959.
$50. 5Iartou % 9opbeas W'9br.
$500. 1itilmmen Sf9676.
C1crituo $1,000, 5eo gl6rd9
$500. So.t S4l276.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-15
Yinf for 6elbrtost | Som'
merbeoen

of 9oftor 6. 9. Carr /
Wasaainet ~Fbpiieal Culture.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-15
Guitteringer ira u. Saf. l%lngooms
iurbnn0.

Cperiha0 ira iioite aar $1,000.
qoril giorag ira iel8en0e 6or-
enln1ar.
93a5arat lingo. g.. aeamore $1,000
G6eae3er llHg0 j.. 6lagton 1000
9et6aaia llngo. s. Clifton
Mia 1000
get6aaia llng0. J., 9owbels 900
Ganeoiae lln9O. 3. 1905
@et6lebem llngo. Z. 9ombells 100o
3iIinmmen 5000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-11
ClOudcrOft Is Preparing For A Snow Carnival
This One Doctor Keeps 10000 Patients Well

Medical college of Kansas City. Re
Gently we have had much grip in
Vaughn and I think IT came as a warn
ing OF winter What has occupied
most Of my attention at the meeting
has been the work in genito-urinary
cases"
''Our death rate is comparatively low
among the e'exicans OF the Shannon
Copper company" said DR.. Earl ROby
McPheeters. OF Morenci. Ariz-. who is
attending the medical convention THE
climate is good. the wOrkmen receive
living wages and live in a high and
dry climate Ny work as surgeon for
the mining company brings under my
care 5000 people We have a we'll
equipped hospital with is beds and
regular staff Of nurses At all times
we are prepared and equipped for mine
disasters and accidents"
II have never seen better clinics any
where than those that have been pre-
pared for the present annual medical
meeting" said DR.. 5. z. Mcdaniel, OF
Tularosa- n NJ Your DR.. c P Brown,
who is responsible for the working out
Of this part OF the program. is 10 be
highly congratulated I am graduate
Of the university Of Tennessee and
have for the past two and One-half
years been in a general practice in
Tularosa- I have my hospital and
my home in one and am very proud
Of both We live in a rich farming COM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-11
Short Snatches From Everywhere.

Queen Mary Of Britain and Queen Sofia Of Greece
might get together and what they can make OF
the Balkan question--ChicagO News
At any rate. Mr. Brysns determination to remain
America instead going to Europe is symptom
Of sanity-Anaconda (Mont) Standard
one trouble in being carried away on a wave Of
Oratory pessimizes the Washington Post, is that you
have to walk baclz-Los Angeles Tribune
It is understood that nobody is quite indignant
the Armenian maSsacres as the men who ordered
the last Russian pOgrOm--BostOn Transcript
Nebraska appears determined to put candidate
for the Republican presidential nomination before
public if it takes all winter.-ChicagO Herald
Ever since Q and his horse suddenly parted
pany king George has assiduously given his armies
the absent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (Mont) Standard
The who prays Give this day daily
bread with hoe in his hand is very apt to go
hungry. His prayer will be answerei--Houston
Post
York forced the voters 10 decide the old question,
The lady the tiger2"-Nashville Southern Lumber
Much of the talk about woman's sphere being the
home" remarked the Man the Corner, lis done IN
the emporium from 10 to 1880 m-"-ToledO
Blade
Won Papen. Nuber. Boyd ct al, constitute
group whose loss to at present would be distinct
gain TO the American nation at large-Baltimore
American
Carranzas proposal to substitute baseball for bull
making his unfortunate captiyes do the umpiring-
Columbia State
A Harvard college professor has had vision and
predicts sudden outbreak Of peace the world
That must be excellent terms with mis- wife
Fort Worth Record.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-11

rs Ell PAS0 going to give up its playground work,
after such a successful start the first year? The
Herald hardly thinks it viii, for it believes the
people appreciate the value of this supervised play to
such an extent that they will back the city admnisra
tiOn in ordering tax to support the movement.
One enthusiastic advocate of the playground system
asks: "Sha FL Paso quail with fear and supney place
herself the class of nearspenders shall she stand
forth as city only bidding for commercial progress
and gain but also standing for the best in living cond
tOus social happiness and provision for the Joy and
may play life of the Eddes'?"
The Herald believes e Paso is going to support the
Fairgrounds and take its rank with the cities of the
advanced thought the country. 1t believes the
city administration viii only have the backing of
every taxpayer, but that it will have the most en-
thusiastic commentator in aiding this movement The
playground problem in FL Paso is one that needs
sstance.
Every city profits by supervised Fairgrounds, but
FL Paso with its large population of boys and girls who
have no playground but the public streets will profit
to greater degree. The Fairgrounds viii be operated
In all parts OF the ty-for the boys and girls north Of
the tracks as well the boys and girls below the
tracks-but there is vital need for the work below
the tracks, for the children in the congested districts
These boys and girls going be future citizens
of Fl Raso. As they nodded in youth so will they
be in manhood and womanhood It is essential that
they be surrounded by the best influences that can be
brought to bear. Their present evil surroundings are
dement to the moral and physical upbulding of these
children Supervised play the evil surround
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-11
The Daily Novelette,

"ET-RICH-QUICK SqualIingford
vdropped off the train at the little
town Of Hamburg at one in the
afternoon. At quarter to two he was
in his private suite in the Hamburg
House surrounded by eleven OF the
towns Wealthiest citizens
Gentlemen and astute business men"
SquallingfO was saying. Il must take
the 2.20 train back 70 New York. where
my little office building is, so that
gives you only thirty-five minutes TO
buy shares in the Hamburg Consoli-
dated Dental Corporation, limited. Gen
tlemen. the scheme is this. Possibly
you have been wondering what these
four big barrels contain They con-
tain 1000 pounds Of the Squallingford
Indestructible caramels, gentlemen.
These caramels can be cheWed. but
not eaten-they are indestructible. The
Hamburg Consolidated Dental CorpO-
ration. limited. will sell, give and
throw these caramels away till every
human being in Hamburg-is literally
supplied Now, gentlemen, these cara
mels are so made that they are
guaranteed to pull out OF the cheWer-s
teeth the most shillfully inserted fill
ings, either gold. enamel or wooden.
The fillingless inhabitants will then
rush to the Dental Corporation 10 have
new filings put in, and on their way
out Of the office they VIII be presented
with more understandable caramels. so
that business will be one unceasing
stream. Step up. one at a time, gen
tlemen, four dollars share"
It was not till SQuaLingrOrd was
on the $500 outbound train with $3.50
of Hamburg's money that the eleven
citizens remembered that there was
neither a dentist nor filled tooth in
Hamburg