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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-04-14
REPORT OF COWS TESTED.
Did About Same as in February - Fig
ures for Fort Drummer and Bellows
Falls Associations.

The monthly report of cows giving
40 pounds or more of butterfat for the
month of March shows up very well,
with cows doing about the same as in
the previous month:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-04-14

Ii there is one thing that man dctests
more than all other things that are de-
testable it is TO have a model of goodness
placed before him.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13

on truuriap @er bat sir etupas SIT
Seioe s~etbon3" Sd %aittportete. ibn:
d. bait einen seid,Ioseren @roB-
oater, mein Steiner" r@er bat eS
eepaet, bih 5u idlasen. III bit
bod eroB9" frugte bas aino eritaunr.
$50 bat man Dir mehe getban, Jog
mfrs bod" Sd CAB Dem ainoe iOl'
9enoe Intrport: sd bin AM ean'ell
&orper geid,lagen an ben Irnlcr,
Den Seineu. an Ger @ruit, altf sen
&opf unb 3lpar bon meinen 0einoen."
0os aino oadre mad ul,o fitbr trou.
rig fort: IA CAB es Dobl nicbt3
mebr 81 ellen Dci gud9" Sic icbc /
ulio. mein fleiner Smolfidbriger GIT.
fel bot Die 8riinbe Der Nieoerlogc
better eriaBt, oils Die Diploulaten MD
Winiiter."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
Der 3anbitnrmmann.

Gin 9anoiturmmann, Der b1irt,
einen iturfen 8pIlbart iebr per1nbert
ausiiebt, fommt auf llrloiib Deim unS
trifft i'm Smlsflur ieinen iefsiGbri.
gen Suneen. Ger Wonn tbut fremo
uno fraet: Sag NAL, no mobrt benil
bier Serr Mlrn59
Ter Surge: Oct iino bod mir!
Ger 2anoiturmmaun: limo
Whltter9
Der Surge; llff Irbeet.
Ger S~anbihlrmmann: &annit 81,
mir Die @obnuns 5eieen?
Der Sunge: Sea fornn' sc man
init!
Die beiben eeben bic Treppe bin.
nIf, urb Der Wann fragt bann: Gag
NAL. fennit on mid benn gor nid)i
mebr2
Der Sunse iiebt ieinen Batter LANCE
eritaunt an unb ruit bann aus
Wenih, iest femme id Dir erit, bu BIZ,
ia 0atu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
8OlOae!b hnrdJ SdIler ~geiammelt.

@ie Ole gbtbeilung fir 9irtell.
unb StniIfpeicu Der fonigliden Re.
.s:erling 81 Botsoam mitrbeilt, lit Die
8oIogelo.S ammlung IN ben Sdnl.
len oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Yotsbam
I'M obgelaufeueu @interbalbiabr nit
erirelllibem gifer unb GrfoIg fort.
aeiest moroer. Sic bat n~atlraer1B
m Sieier 3eit penteer ergeben oils
~fri.Dcr. SSnmerbin iiuo nod etlpa
10000 Marf suiaarn,engebradt
moroen. Mande Beribtcritatter ueb.
nler NIT ibrcn 8etpdbrsmGmnern an,
oob IN ibrer @eseno Die 8oIbselcoor.
rdtbe erif,opit ieien, Neil bic Stp,I.
tlnoer fem 8olbaelb mebr S.tr SfuIe
br16ten. Sn anbcren @eaenoen bu.
ben inoeiien Die @oltsidutfinSer ge.
raoe in Der lesten 3eit mieSer nam.
bafte @etrdge geiammelt. Die @e.
gierims erii,dt oaber icst Ole areis.
ldpilinlpeftoren bel Der @i6tigfeit
Der Sdd)e erneut, ole 8ologcloiamm.
llrg 6llrh Die Sdpilen iprt3nieten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
lie Hclision irans6iidcr Generate,

Su.b Der fran3oiiiben anlnmer mllr.
Den i'm Serbit 1901 gntbiiqungeu ae.
maft itbcr Elm m~eitper3neigtes Spio.
nagelpItem Der Soge I'M Seer. Der
Rriegsminiiter General Nnbre fam
oarob gu Soa, neil er benz 8erIan.
gen, oab glarbige autbolifen nnO
Gbrilten I'M Seere feline rihtiae @e.
for6erung criMlten ionten. SanoInn.
geroienite geIeiitet bate.
3u Den BON Miniiter Nnore ieiner.
3eit gelnaBregelteu 8enerGlen, oeneil
cine geforoeruns periogt rpl,roe,
5Gblte General De GoitelnolL Ser Sic.
ger in Ser Shla6t an Ser Wnrl,e.
General Soffre bat i'm befanntlif
81 ieinem Stabsfcf crnannt unb tbn
3ugleif bas bisberige Commando
weiterfiibren laiien.
Sn Der Shlod)t Inn Gerbun 5cif).
nete lid General Eetain aus. gld)
er bate inter Der Treimuurerfnute
zines Inbre gelittcu.
Sn Der proteltulltlldcn engltlt]e1
~Strlbies" iprIft Elm Witarbciter bon
Der reliaioieu Stellung bon % ser
berporrogcnoiten fron6oiiifen Sii5.
rer i'm ariege. Eurf ofiere Syein0.
icllgfeit gegcu Ole Stride iino llur
5nei 8enerGIe betonnt: Ecrcii1, ser
nit Nnore I'M ariegsminiiterium an.
geitellt mar. uno Sarroil, Ser 8onl.
mnnoont Der Eruppen in Soloniti.
Sed,s merocn ais neutral poer eleid,.
aiiltig be5eitulet: Spifre, Mouno,lrp,
3itboil, TuboiS, @olielli mo War.
dynno. aeiner bieies ied)S @enerGlc
babe i'll Die rclisi6ie Sroae iid Hin'
9emiidt. 9ie iibr;een IS Generate
perben als prafti5ierenoe ofie,e pc.
fenner oes futboliihen @lnrbens be-
5eif)net: &c GaiteInall. Heta:n,
Bnu, Sod, b'9tmooe, o'l1rbal. 6e
Wnib'bl,i, 8oubraub, be 2ansle, De
Garp, Sranfet, b'gipcrep. De 8iQa,
ret, be Ritrp, 9ailouo, Slunberr.
General Sod lit Elm 3ogIing Der Sc
iuiten. elm gruoer eebort bielem Or.
Den OH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
Nifita mnS iein Gmfel.

Gin gsridtcritatter bes Barrier
n,Sournul". Der Den geilid)teten ac'
mig in 2pon beiildte. er5dblt Die fol,
genbe hiibid)e @eididte, Die itan OR
9ouig in riibrenoen @orten init I'M.
pcrtenrbarem tropen5oliIdem Mfje,tt
mitt3eiltc. Gs !par, 10 iost Der ga.
riier S~ournaliit, ols oh Niitrol IN.
ter 0cn Hlatancn Don Wai.ano cine
AGegorie oihtetc. ,Wein Gifeliobn
Surbcrt par ein reid,er Croft iiir
mid ,p1hreuo mcines Muientbaltes in
Rom," 10 cr5dblt 9!fita. o9ieicS
Ia6luiti9c. 5!poliidbrige aino Da-
reipeftpoll uno crtig ge9en mid. Sn
Gucniscn Iinuten parcn mir b~efreult.
Get. Gr irast' mid: v@arlm Bit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
Ercisansidreiben fir finitlidye
Beine.

gu ser tpid)tigen. beutc Die 'meite-
item Greiie beitGftiaenhen Srase Der
'@riasgIieber fir Die ariegsbeidsaoig-
ten bat mn aud) Die oo5lt beruie,te
8eielidnit fir Gbirur9ientefanif in
Berlin Stellung sercmmcn. @uf
Der am 81. 4pril i'm 8aiierin.S rieS.
rit-Smls 5u Berlin i~tattgebabtcn
&alptperiammlurg oieier @eielidoit
Der @eidluB einitinunig aencb-
migt, 5ebntauier6 Warf ais Vreiic
iiir meme llno bette aonitrufticnen bon
fiiritliden 9eircn ausSuiesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
Heaers lester Brief.

Ter leioer 81 iriib peritprbtnc
&omrpniit qWnr Rcaer ihrieb am g..
Wdrj an ieincn @erlegcr: .8eitern
'bat meme enb9iiltige leste miIitGr.
dr5tIihc llnteriudruns itatteefunoe".
Sd BIN fiir oauernb untolielih er.
flart morberl, alio fir INNER aus ocr
Seutid)en Irmee ai,sseihieoen." Go5
err id,on 10 bolo bonah al,d) ans Der
@rncc Der 2ebenoen uisihcioet
miii'e, 1,at er iid,crlid) niht gcobrt,
benn nod an Ibcno Dor ieinem Sobc
lpur er froblih unb gutter Gingc.
Seinen 8erlegern bate er am 8. Wai
geid)rieben, am 10. uno If. wiiroc CT
perreiit iein, febre aber ON ~. Wit.
tags mieoer nad) Sena 5uriid. 90
mar es oud,, aber er febrte oils 2ei6e
suriid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
Susialbemofratiidje Gelbpuit.

Sm 8erlase rSSnteruationaIe aor.
reiponben5" lit rie erite R,nnn,er Der
~So3ialbemofratiiten SeIbpoit" er.
ibiener. Ser 8mef bieier 14tGei9
erideinenben 3eitibrift lit in eriter
2inie, Die So5ialoe,nofraten i'm SeIb,
non ben @orgGngen IN ben beimatb.
lifen Srgoniiationen 81 unterridl.
ten. Sebr entidjieben menoet iib sic
rSo3ialbemofrotiid)e Selopcit" in
einem Irtitel Bon 9ernitsin bis
Gie5fnedt" segen Die io3ialoemofre.
tide Mrbeitsgemeinifnft, oeren Sn.
ternationalitdt in Der 9raris auf 81,
Breisgabc Der Sebensintereiien bes
eigenen 8olfes binalIslmlfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13

lterbelt, laBt mir DenigItens bier an
Den 1boren Serbiens ~iterben." Sm.
merbin ideint Der aonis bar,r anoe.
rem Sims 9eporben 81 ieir, oenn
bier Stlinben Dor Dem Ginriifen Der
SSeinbe perlieB err Die Staot. Or floD
i'm @lttpnrobtl nit einem Snliptntann
ilro ieinem Mr5t ouf Der Strube pon
SnnclIla uno muBte al iein 8epad,
ieine %llniformsn, ia iogur ieine Sroen
preisgeben. Iuf ieiner sSluft tr,ig
Der &onie ilur cine feline ierbiid,e
SABINE uto ein SoiIetteletui. Tie
6ll,dt ourd @lbanien mar entIeslid).
Sn Snncilla fonnte baS Mutomobil
niht ipeiter; StraBeu gibt es bort
niht, es lit elm furd)terregeuoer @eh.
lei bon ,Sellenid,Ii,hten, SbGlern uto
boben Bergen. gs regrcte, elm befti.
ger @ino lpebte. Der goben mar cine
einBige Tfiise ...."
Ter Seribteritatter oes rGorriere"
fam es iih nift periosen. Der aus.
fitbrlihen Sfilberlna bieier tragi.
id,en Srriobrt cine romantiide Cpl.
iooe bin3u5uiiiaen, in Der cine I'm.
idJetubare eleftriihe SoItenlampe
3ur Sebensretterin zines 8oniss
miro: ygines Ibenbs bel GiofnnIit
perirrte iid Die fleine foniglife 2u.
rutpare poQig uno fpi,rbe mitten in
Den Bergen bon Der Ouufelbeit iibcr.
raId1t. Niemano tpar in Der NGbe,
Der aui bie per5peifelten Silfetufe &C.
ant1portet bate. ga fiel Dem &onie
Elm, buB in ieinem SoiIettenetlti cine
feline e~leftrtihe9ampeiein miiiVe. Ger
&onig o%lrdapiibIte Den 9ebdIter uno
500 ben tleinen Ipparat berpor.
hriidte m,f Die Teber, unb elm fleincs
2idt Hinfte aus Der 9ampe. Dos
1por Ole 3ettune: bel Dem matten
Sbimmer spanberte Der RDntg nit
icinen gcaleitern elm paor St,nber,
Bis lie Slbipuren mrffanoen, Die 81
elmer Sirtenbiitte fiibrten, in Der Hc
Die Hadt perbrudten ...."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13

loren hotten, in iiioliter Rid,tiiltg
freu5ten, lpuroen bis SageSanbrub
bon feinbIid)en Ieiften Streitfr6iteu
in ihneller auieiuanoerfolee onge.
g%rifiet,. Die Anariiie Di,roen ourd)
cine oIlaenlein eiinitiae itrategiibe
Cage unb beionoers bllrf Die oiinfle
@abt begiinitiat. Gin Yan5erfreu'
ser Der ,Greiip"- 4laiie eridien nuhe
einem bettid)en SdtadNidiff uno
,purbe mad 40 Sefuuoen in grauo
seidpiien. @r ianf in bier Winlteil.
Die .SIorent" (oie Nau,en paren in
Der 9unfelbeit idNper 5u ent3iffern
uro limo buher uniifer) uno bier 81
ger, 3, IS, as uno %, lpuroen burb
urier 1Sel,er 3eritort. Gin Sdser
pi,roe bon einem oelitit)en SdJlatt.
id,iff gerammt ulto in 5Tpei Tbeilc
3eritnitten. Sieben ,Sdger, oarintter
Die IS. So, wurbeu getroffen un0
idpper bcid1oigt. Gieie, cinit)lieB!i6
Ser ,1ippcrarp" uro turbulent,
Die rah ser Hettung bon lleberlebei-
ben in iinfeubem 3uitan0e 5ltriidge-
laiien ip,,roen, triebcn on uniercn
Ginien porbei, einige lidterlob bren.
nen6.
Die 0cutid,cn iid,teteu 3oblIcic
Observation-Disclosures, nber MIR Elm
bcltihcs Shiff, sic nEomuneru",
w,rbe Elm oireftes Spier zines Cor.
pebos. Ger &rel3er .Roitod" mirOe
actroffcn, iu,,f ober nitt. Ter &rell-
ser Yglbiug" luurbe bel eiuem unper.
meioliden 3uiommenitob bon cinem
hentiben Shlahtihiif beidMoiJt.
&ah pergeblihen @eriuhen. oas
Shifi o,,f Dem @aiier 81 balteh
wlIrbe Die Gliding" in Ole Silft &C.
iprengt, nod,bcm Die. Wanuid}ait iid)
uilf Sorpcbobooten eineeitifft battc.
Gin Eoitcn I%orpeoo6oot ml,roe bon
elmer feinoliden Wirc aetroffen.
Ter @crid,t iflliebt nit elmer Iu.
iiibrllna Ser id)on befannten oeutihen
NcrllIite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
Musfub rpcrbpte.

Ger nGtionallibcrnle Ga~nocsoereili
'S5adliens eriudjte Den RcifJsfansley
III elmer tele9ropbiiten Ginaabe, bic
Gllsflrbr ron Sparscl 81 perbieten.
-Gdncmarf bat nit @irfung ab
I,eu.e Die aush,Dr BON Gid,orienpsrr-
3eiu, 9itoricnmebl ur6 Giforicn'
fnbritaten perboten. -sanrpesen oer.
BOT ole @usfubr friifsr. ge~iaI6erer
ober g%er1itderter Whntrcleu, iVpie
Don Observation-Disclosures
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
Sleiidrmansel nnb Ereistretbereien
in T~ranfrrif.

.Wutin" meloet gnoe Wtai aus
5oblreiben Yrooin3itdoten IanseI
an Sleii6 rno riciiee Vreistreibe.
reien, Die pieliad our WabrescIung
Der gambler ieitenS Der 8eborbcn
lnb infoloeoeiien 81 Streits Der
Sd)lddter iiibrten. Sn NartS fam
cs 6i lGrnnenoer aunbgebunaen Der
Smlsirauen in cen Marftbaaen noe.
gen maBloier 6leiihpreiie. Die 6a5u
iiihrten 6nB beoeutenOe Wiengen Nil.
uerfaiiit blieben, sic ant onoered
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
Wansel an Cifisieren.

Sn 8erona ioute am %. W8ai Der
Sro5eB gegen Den DER Seeresunter.
lt,lognng m:getla9teu Sberit Seito
Beginner. Sod, puroe Der prpscB
ploslid) pertagt, ba iorpobl Der Tr1ii.
Dent oes 9rieeseeridtS. General Cor.
bon, ais beiien Slrbititllt. General
gompiani, on hic Sront berlien MIR.
oelt, no anideineno Wsangel an bG1s.
rem Sffi5ieren berriht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
gerlins iteisernScr 5rembeuperfebr.
On, M,no+mnr;( ,n,hr,

Ssm Wonat Ipril mobntcn in Sat.
boicn $3.50 (pcgen 1890 in Dem
ielbeu Nouot bes @oriabrcs), in SO.
tells l,no mGblicrten Gin5el5immeru
1904 (7651) ulb in ioniti9en Mnltal.
ten sur geberberglng Sremoer 10 .
O46 Q0,940), 5uiammen 1O7 900
Berionen (gegen S9,SS1). 9opp'l
ltammten aus AilBlono 112, Seiter.
reid 1896, Tranfreih =, @ngIano I.
ans Ser Siirfei !32. ans Spanien 80,
StIpeoeu 81. &orlpesen 1913. Iore.
mari 1856, gelgien rs, Sollauo 3G6.
ans Den goifnnitaotcu 215, aus scr
Sflpei5 2S3, aus sliien 6 uro alllc,
rifu "a Terionell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
&6nia Yeters sflndn.

Die srrin1rten bes SerbenfonioS
iirb in Der Ereiic Der aqiierten i6pn
mebrfah belungen noroen, aber benz
9erid,teritatter oes .Gorriere bella
Sera", Der lid auf Die Gr5GbIungetl
oes ~2eibar5tes 'oes aonies itiist, lit es
u%orbebulter scblieben, bas biaber be.
fannie Bacterial Inn einise romantiid)
ausgeidmiifte riibrielige Gin5elbei'
ten az bereihern, Die ii6tlid iDre
@irflne nIf Oos fiir ale Sentimer.
tulitGt leiht 5ugdnalide @eniitb ser
itolienild,en SeIer nift ~perIcblen ner.
ben. Cine beIonoers rii6renbe Cpl.
Iobe lit Der Abidrieb oes &onigS pom
icrbiiden 9ooen: oSton id}lu9en
Die feinbliden 8eihoiie in ole Staot
Prisreno," 10 er5ablt Der itolieniife
8erid,teritatter, LIMO Die Ginnabme
Der oift an Der @ren5e ~gclegenen
Stnot mar unuermeiolih geporocn.
Ger Gonig muroe beidrporen, iid) 81
entiernen, ood) 6iesntul lehnte er iid)
elergiih seaen iolh cine 3umitbllng
alIf. Solaugc ct nod, Die Wo9lidfeit
tatte, auf ierbiidem @obelt III ilie.
ben. hattie er it'd onmit abgefunoen.
Sel,te bieB Slicben ober iiber Die Cant
oesgren3c binaliSaeben. Or mllrrtc:
HienIan0 fam cinen 1orig Spin.
geiL, iein G0nigreih 81 perloiien."
0ph Damn, oils er Ole 2ooeSansit iei.
rcr Sffi5iere iuh, iamlnerte err nit
tinoliher 9ebarrlidfeit: ySaBt MID
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
@erurtbeiluns sines &aiise.
EulitiferS.

Die 3. Straftnmmer bcS Sauose.
ritts Berlin pe~rrrtbeilte ben Troiei-
ior Or. SofarneS 9eYius ipesen Der.
lesung bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. De-
ieseS 5u 80 Worf @eloitrafe. 9ep.
iius bate Dor MbihIub bes 8iiubnii.
les 5ipiiden Ieutihtanb unb 9nlga.
rien IN einem 9erliner &afieebonie
geiprGdrs4Deiie er5ahlt, er babe III
einm aaffee in Sofiu aebort, es lei
elm bulgariiher Stabsoffibier d,,seil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
Saae bon ben Sleiifbeidn,ern ais

Gage bon ben Sleiihbeidpiiern ais
peroorben Der Ibbederei iiber1pieien
mlroen. Mniammlungen bon Sous
irallen. ole Der Sorti6ofhing 5u.
idben, gaben itren llnipiQen ourd
entriiiteie 0roteitulfe 81 e%rfennell.
Sic ioroerten oringenb &iiblonlagen,
iospie elm beborolites giuereiien, I'M
Ourh ansemeiiene YreisermdBlgilt.
gen dbmlite @~orfommniiie SIT Der.
mei6eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
5000 ailomctcr Sunnenblumeu.

Gle unguriid,en Staatsbobnen ma.
ben gum 3ipede Der SideriteQllns Scr
Tilan5enol F~roouftior Lungs Or
8abngeletie in elmer SGnge bon 5000
&ilometcr Sonnenblimeu anba,ien
laiIeu. Ole Giienbobnpdd)ter muir.
Den NIT Der Tilc9e betrout.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13

id)einIih IN einem amtliten 4uftroee
na6 Berlin aereiit. 9ie 8erbnnh.
lung funo pegen @ef1brbuns Der
'Staatsiiderbeit unter IuSitIuB Ger
Seffentlitfeit itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-17

Adam H. Bartel, Mrs. Fred J. Bartel.
Mrs. Ben Bartel, Misses Gertrude and
Florence Bartel will entertain a large
company of friends. The hours of
receiving will be from until 5 o'clock
and from 4 until o'clock. There will
be several assistants. This is by far
the largest alfresco event of the sum-
mer and is being looked forward to
with interest by many persons. A
number of out Of town guests have
been hidden to attend.
Mrs. Howard Huffman and son
John, of Connersville, are the guests
of friends in this city.
The Jolly Four will give a dance
Tuesday evening in the pavilion at
Beallview Park.
A dispatch from Bay View, Mich
lgan, reads as follows: Mrs. Sarah E.
Williams of Richmond, is numbered
with the arrivals of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Fry, Miss
Grace Mozambique and Mr.. Alvin
Fox of Piqua. Ohio, had dinner at the
Cedar Springs Hotel last evening.
The Victorian class of the Grace M.
E. church will hold an indoor picic,
Wednesday evening, July 10, at Mrs
J. c. Trump's, 2034 North F street.
Every member is asked to bring a
Wellfilled basket and is also privileged
to invite guest not member of the
class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Menk Of
Bloomington, Indiana, arrived Satur-
day to be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Menk, 200 Kinsey street, and Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. Hoover of Spring
Grove. Mrs. Menk was formerly Miss
Laura Hoover.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-17

7 Mr.. Chalmer Mutchner visited
friends in this city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rae Meeks and baby
left Sunday for Columbus, Ohio, where
they will visit Mrs. Meeks' parents for
two weeks.
| Miss Blanch Higgs, Mr.. Ralph
Higgs, Mr.. Fred Tague Of Corners,
vile, and Miss Miss Gladys Watson
Of Miss May Appleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Lichtenfels
and daughter; Mr. Walter Martin and
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Logan spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wolfal at williamsburg, Ohio.
The aid society of the Chester M.
E. church will hold parcel post sale
and ice-cream social Wednesday even
ing in the Chester Hall. The public
is invited to attend.
After a pleasant visit with relatives
in Springfield, Ohio, Mrs. Burton Carr
has returned home.
! Mrs. Timothy N. Welsh and family,
| South Fifteenth street, were called to
Liberty, Indiana, to attend the funeral
Of her sister, Mrs. o. w. Snyder, who
died Sunday at Reid Memorial hos
pital.
News has been received Of the ar
rival of baby daughter at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. R. Simcoke, Pitts
burg, Pa. Friday night. Mrs. Simcoke
was formerly Miss Edna Johnson.
Both are we'll known young people Of
this city and their many friends ex-
tend congratulations.
A meeting of the A. O. n. T. club
will be held Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Harry Rogers to ar
range for a picnic and all members
are invited to be present.
An ice cream social and lawn party
will be given Tuesday evening by the
Aid society Of the Third M. E. church
on the lawn at the church. Ice cream
and cake will be served by the ladies.
A nominal fee will be asked. The
public is invited.
Plans have been made for large
card party to be given Friday after
noon by the social committee of the
Domestic Science association on the
lawn at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Dudley Foulke for the benefit of the
day nursery. Those who do not care
for cards may bring their needlework.
The treasurer will be on the grounds
to collect the money from the guests
and no tickets will be sold. An ad-
mission of fifty cents will be asked.
Mrs. Lula McWhinney left Saturday
| for South Dakota, where she will
spend some time with relatives.
! Miss Helen Larger Of Logansport,
is the guest Of Mrs. 0. P. Murray,
North Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Harry Snyder and daughter,
Miss Beverly, have gone to Culver,
Ind, to spend their vacation.
Mr.. G. D. Wolfe, formerly of this
city, who is now located at Columbus,
Ga, was entertained by the members
of the f. M. A. and Musicians union
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MEXICANS ORDER
VOLUNTEERS HOME

MEXICO CITY, July 17-Foliowyry
announcement that the diplomatic ne
gOtiations had succeeded in averting
any danger of war between the United
States and Mexico, military command
ers in Mexico today directed volun-
teers who answered the call to arms
when hostilities were considered immi
nent, to return to their homes. The
commanders acted on instructions from
the de facto government.
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|CLOKEY TO RETURN
. FOR SECOND SERMON

The need of religion to carry men
through the trials Of their lives was
emphasized by Rev. R. M. Lakewood
Of Dayton, In speaking at the Reid
Memorial church yesterday morning
1--WE all have had times In our lives,
but If we will hold close to our re-
ligion 1t will carry us through"
Next Sunday Rev. Joseph W.
Clokey, of Hamilton, who was the
pastor of the congregation between
1869 and 1872, will preach. Rev.
Clokey preached at the church on
July 8.
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PRESIDENT RETURNS.

WASHINGTON, July 17-President
and Mrs. Wilson returned to the white
house early today from a weekend
cruise in lower Chesapeake bay on
the yacht Mayfiower.
The presidential party left the navy
yard Friday. They motored direct to
the white house.
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Mrs. Frank l. Braffett, Mrs. W. P
Robinson and Mrs. Howard A. Dill.

IIessrs. Louis Gels and Gordon Rib
BILE Of Indianapolis, spent the week
end here and joined Mrs. Gels and
Mrs. Ribble of Indianapolis, spent the
weekend here and joined Mrs. Gels
and Mrs. Ribble who have been the
guests of friends here during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hermann of
Cincinnati, and Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkpat-
rick of New Paris, were entertained
to dinner Sunday, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred K. Hicks.
A meeting of the Spring Grove Sew
ing circle will be held Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mesdames F.
S. Dodd and j. M. Dodd in Spring
Grove. Members are invited to be
present.
A board meeting of the Domestic
Science association will be held Wed.
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
w. P. Robinson, South Sixteenth
street.
Mr. Clarence Gennett, who with his
family, is spending the summer at
Nantucket, Rhode Island, is in the
city for few days.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Starr and Miss
Almira Starr Of Indianapolis, are
guests here
Mr. and Mrs. Milton B. Craighead
went to Indianapolis today.
Visitors at Cliff Dale Auto club, yes
terday, were Mr.. and Mrs. John Panott
and son, of Dayton, Ohio, and Mrs. H.
B. Harris of Dayton, Ohio Among
those who had dinner at the club last
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. w. O..
Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
MCGUIRE, Master Richard Crawford
and Mr.. Whitney Mcclure
Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Hasemeier, Miss Mar
guerite Hasemeier and Mr.. Malcolm
Campbell enjoyed supper party at
Cliff Dale last evening
A number of friends and relatives
gathered at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Cecil, 220 College avenue yesterday to
assist her in celebrating her eighty
eighth birthday anniversary. Each
guest brought a well-filled basket and
enjoyed a pleasant day. Dinner was
served on the lawn. Those present
were Messrs. and Mesdames Allen
Coggeshall, Carey Jameson, John
Clinehaus, William Wilcoxen and
daughter Miss Mildred; George Will
coxen and children, Martheen and Cor
don, Bailey Baldwin, A. o. Haisley
and daughter Marguerite; Mesdames
Evaline Ratliff, Amanda Rosa, Viola
WilcoXen, Margaret Rich, Lydia
Workes, Misses Mae Rich, Alta Will
coxen, Jennie Anderson and Esther
Jay. The out of town guests were
Mrs. Myrtle Colt and daughter
Lucille, of Charlottesville, Mrs. Colt
being niece of Mrs. Cecil, and Mr.
Walter Legg of Chattanooga, Tenn,
nephew of Mrs. Cecil.
Miss Majorie Beck entertained with
a slumber party Saturday evening at
her home on East Main street. The
guests spent the evening socially and
with music and games. Refreshments
were served. The guests were Misses
Marguerite Deuker, Rhea Alderman,
Mildred Cutter, Emerald Kemper and
Lorraine Fraumann
Featuring Thursdays social calen-
dar is the large garden party to be
given in the afternoon on the lawn
at the home of Mrs. Adah II. Bartel,
South Sixteenth street, when Mrs.