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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-25
pau(R in Oct
Reic6StagSlibungl
Den Snsidliiiien iua 8elegen6eit &c
se6en werOen, gnbgetuOrlage
81 erOrtern.

Berlin, 25. NlGr3. IS miro
dngenonlnleit, oaB Der &eidstag belt
tie cine 4Sauie bis nabe8n Gnoc
9tpril MAIDEN miro, INN Den Nus
Idnilen @elegenbeit 5u gebeit ole
Budget uno Steuerporlage at er.
ortcrn. Gltrh oieie gerto9itng miro
aud ole ertuartete &e0e oes aan8-
lers BON getblnalin-SoIllpe9 ilber
Die allsipGrtige 8olitif 8elltidlallOS
perid]o6eu, 1lno allern arIheiil nnh
miro nilh oie Iebattc iiber Den
goit6bootfrieg gan3 iuto aur beiieite
geidoben, iotpeit Die offenen Geifs-
tagsiibltneen in @etrad)t fommei.
IS mar III Der 9eitrigen Sisl1g
cfferiidtlidl, 6oB oen aonierbntipen
oos Abfontlnen be3ii9lid gernlei-
oung Der Disfuiiion iiber Die 9onh-
bootfrage in offener Sisung niht
mebr 8niaete @raf BON 8eitorp er-
fl1rte, er noble iif Dem 9lbfommelt
nr unter Der 8eoingltng fitgen
baB Ser 8egenftano i'm gIusiduB
unlio griinolther perbe er6rtert
meroen. Sin anoerer foilierbatiber
5it6rer benliibte fid, bic Gaud-
bootfrage opuidueiOen; ooh fpltrbe
i6m BON alien Seiten SugeruferI
1aB oieS gegen oas glbfoutmen iet.
gfl8 er oenhcd niht oblaiIen fpoa.
te, benerfte Der grGiibent bes San-
les 6arI6: o5ie biirfen iiber 6ieien
@egenItano niAt tpeiteripreden"
9ie &onierpatiben ntnhten ober
i6ren @efiiblen penigItens oltrh tpie-
6erbolte 2obreoen nlf oen @roBa0.
miral con 9irpis Suit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-25
Wetter6eridjt

Sir Omaha unS llngaerb:
Shon hetltc abeno unto Sonrttds.
aGlter beute abeio, iteigelloe Eenl-
peratitr Sonntug.
Sir glebrasfa: Shon beute ober6
1mo 5omltag adlter i'm 0itlihen
8eil. Steigell0e aemperatur im
weitliden Geil beltte abeno Bdrner
Sonntag.
Sir Souu SeiIi1fi SeiIIi1if 6eii'SSEtt iii iii
meltli1en un0 aentroIen 8eil. gfe.
gen ooer S1nee i'm oitIiden 8ei[
beite obeno. SfaIte Neae I'M oit.
lihen iul0 SeIltrolel 1eil Sonutoa
ihon lnlo itriaenne Senlperottr int
weihiden &eil. RGlter i'm 0itIiGcn
Sal.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-25
!eitdleod fir paIntide !oiIfsaftion.

Walblngton, 20 sUtdr5. ~ Sefla.
tor Sitdcof bat geiteru Dem Se.
natsfomiteee fiir o1spdrttge glnge-
legen9eiten cine Geioluti0n einge-
reiht, SefretGr 2aniing in foIgen.
oen 6rugen Inn 2lusfimft 3u Bit
terb foas Die 9ealltDortlng bent
Staotsintereiie nidt 5ptpi0erluufe. !:
0b Guglan0 geitatten tDeroe, boB
RobrnngSnlittel Der barbenoen Be-
boIferllng in goIen BON ben Ser.
Staoten iiber nertraIe 61fen BIZ
reft oerion0t Der0en oiirfen; mel.
DIE @aroutieen @ngIau0 BON 9euti6-
lauo perlonge, INN oies 5u ge.
Itatten, Of ger6ai0lutgen Der Ser.
Staatea &egierung NIT @ngIono imo
Geutihlanb geaenmdrtig Die politi.
ibe 9iIfsaftion ber3ogern iuiiroeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-25

Berlin, %. M1dr5, iiber Souoon.
Dor 9erOun lit na6 oent gor.
ItuB Der 0euti1en auf Der gobnllnie
@eroml- 4aris ipieher eine iener
Gauien eingetreten, Die I'M Sample
nm Die itarte 6eituug no9 ieoenl
gpritoB beobadtet mer6en fonute.
Gem 9oritoB folgt itetS oos glaA'
8ieben Der ihmeren glrtilLerie, oaS
Ginaroben unO gtuflperien Der @ras
ben gegen feinbli9e @egenangrifie
lnO Die neue 8eihieBung oeS Dorlle.
aell0en Eerroins BON Dem neu ge.
mounenen 8untt aus. Shritt fir
Ghritt n1bern iie itf 10 ibrem 8iele,
Der 8ito6elle bon 8eroun.
grffarung Der WilitGrfritifer.
Berlin, 25. Mtdr5y iiber 2onoon.
sSn milttGriifen areiien oobier
uiro erfldrt. 8eriuhe. bic in attoe.
% 2dn0ern qenlnft ipuroen. bic
beri1ie0enen t9rllf1oe Der oeptl1en
Gperationen Dor 8eroun 81 beltten
seiqen MIR 0longel an 8eritdnonis
fir Die beutide Strateeie. Die
3ouIen in Den 9lngriffen iino niHt
0itrd) .idtuinoenoe stoBfraft" ooer
.erihoptlng~ Der oertifen Grtp.
ben Derilriod)t, iouoern oienen nitr
Sur 9orbereitltng fir cine Dor.
mariditlR nn9 Der nnoern. 5eoer
gtngrifT miro 10 griinolih borberei.
let, Dab ser erfolg nit Dem geringit,
m1afiaen 8erhllt gnruntiert miro.
Geutidle 8efeblsbo6er permeioen 9e.
fliiieutlidl einen elei98eitigen glu-
griff an Der gon5el 8erouner 6ront,
itre6rn aber einen ortlihen Griolg
nad Dem onoern an, bis i1lieBlid
gon5 9ef0rm follt.
Gie glngoben, oaB Die oeutiden
@crliite ynngelpobnIid ihfuer ange.
iidjts Der eraielten Grgebniiie" ee.
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Soften @aIe fiir samdl6uOte.

9tefu gorf %. @tGrl. Der
itolieniihe Gambler uStampaliu~
tpelder aeitern bier eintrai iidte.
te aui ieiner Serreiie 6ei Der aiiite
BON Sorbinien fiini @alfiidle. 9ie
Iiere puroeu 5lierit fir fcin0Iihc
Gaaldboote gebalten ini0 ereaten I'M
ter oen s94 3tpiidlenoed- -Baiiaqie-
rem cine groBe &mdf. Den Grffi-
sicren 6es Gompiers aeIdna es
mtr nit @iiibc, bic 9iube mie0er
her5lpteleT
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-25
llnaliiflidler iyall.

Seclrntieb, gtebr., %. Nior5. =
Ger II Sabre aIte 9eter gurritp
botte ben 3i1nneridliiiiel in ieinem
3immer in glrca0e 9otel ticeen
Iniien, lulo periuhte, oui eifler Sci.
ter Ourd) oas iSeniter 3it itei9en.
Ser @reis itiirate ieooa nb urb
fieL is Sub in oie Siefe. CT
fpllrbe init einen 6oppeIten shnI.
terbriidl in EN- Soipitol in Stn-
coin iiberfii6rt, um Ii1 bort einer
Operation 5u rriterstehen.
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grnun fir @ilIun.

2tuburn 9aebr., 25. 9adra.
sSsn elmer geitern obeilo bier geboI-
teneu glniprohe trnt Gn 8. 8rpar
fiir oie INSTRUMENTATION oes Sra.
Iioent ggilion ein. gr griff Die.
ienigen 2eute beftig an, uelde ieine
9lufridtigfeit @ilion geaeniiber in
3meifel Itelten. uto iagte, man
ioae benz grGiiOenten eirten 9riei
ibreiben, nno tpert Oieier einen
onoeren aIs GeIesaten at large olIi
Der oenlofrotiiden NotionaG &pn-
rention fpiinlde, lei er uiIIens, ali'
riid5utreten. 3ugleidI iprnd gBtI.
helm fir 8robibitton.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-25
glpuiepelt n[s O2ntnrfpridler.

gteip Yorf, 25. .Vt6r3. @rprG.
fi6ent 8beooore Hooiebelt lit INIT
ietllern 9flbm ais @roeder eines
6ltIies in Siioonlerifa nidlt sll.
frieoen. ST cat febt einen GogeI
ouf ieiner 3feiie ourf Erinioao ent-
beft, Ser ibaa nod lntbefannt mar.
9ieier GogeI bot 0en ihonen 9ta-
men a@unharo4, uno lit ell 9fod]t.
oogel, Der oon9diiien Iebt. Oie er
NIT ieinem ftarten Sanabel auf.
fnaft. 3ebon p9nts nert2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-25
arrinniner bsaeht selbitmurS.

9torfolf, 9lebr., %. Wars. So.
iepb Smiief, Elm SSllaiie Der bieii,
gen itaatIiden Srren gInitalt, ent.
iernte iih geiteru aus Der 9leiha
Der ubriaen &otienten, ols man
gun 5rii6itud moritlierte, mo er.
hanate iid) NIT cinem Soihentud) all
eilem gnlnl. Gr war 5S Sabre
alt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-25
0IroRe aritasanLeile. 8Ileidnlrnae1l.

Berlin, 25. RGr5. (sSunfenOepe.
ide) Ole 9i6eiiriide 4Srooin5botf
bat nit BEN ibr unteritellten Spar
hanfen oie Snnme BON $40 @lil-
lionen 9Porf 0ie GiIiieloorfer Spar
tonf 20 Qhaipnen IPdrf iilr bic
picrtc 0cutidc seriegsoiueibe ge,
zeld7ns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-25
SiQa 1T ibnen Onr6
Die Sappfll gegangcn!
NiQifen bringen einen amerifanii6en
Nilitar3ug 3nm Gntgleiien, meb=
rere YferDe lDnrDen getOtet!
Sen Tanpau drsert F9 lber berlogene 8eri9te!

gfing. 9as mon i'm 70 peit bate,
lieferte man ibm eine S1ladt uno
iogte i'm in ole 6ludt @littler.
ueile ideint Der BANDIT iid re9t
pobL au befin0en.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-25
Bum BeIten Der
GriegSnOt6
Der gsem g)Drfer Saiar hat bic
9iteieniummc uDn S750,000
eingebradDt.

9}ep gorf, 25. Mars. Ger
Dor orei5ebn Goaen er0ffnete gn-
iar gum 8eiten Der arie9snotlei0en-
cen alIf oeutider lmo 0iterreid-un-
9ariider Seite lit geidIoiien. Die
(Selauteinua1ne miro altf $3.50.
900 beranl6lagt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-25
3mei BritenOampfer
Opter UOn IOrpe0Os!
9ns &nnnlbOut Suffer nn Der fran.
5oiiideu Siiite tOrpeOiert;
Gngliibman Uerienft.

2on0on, 20. Ni1r5. @eIteriL
30 na6niittogs, nuroe Der oen
gerfebr aiuiiden GnglonO imo
5rontreidb pernlittelnOe 8aiiagier-
oanipfer oSuiier" in Der gtabe Der
fron5oiii6en 9ilite BON eiltem 8or.
pe0o ooer elmer Wdne nritti9iffs ge-
trofien. Mebrere im Mai9inenralrm
telhdftigte !Seider lpltr6en ber[est.
9lan lieB ben 5ltnfentelegropbel
ipieLen luO 6alO bate ii1 cine An.
5abl Oouipfer our Silfeleiitling eiu-
gefunoen. 9(le Gaiingiere bes Sui.
ier puroen gerettet. Sin 8oro oe5
Qompfers befauoen iif) 1856 8alia-
9iere, 6arlulter 30 glmerifdner. lin.
pfft5ieQe gta1ridten beIagen, bob
Der 8nntpfer torpe0iert moroen lit.
@1re Dem pirfli9 10, oann loge
Suiier dilf Dem @eeresgrlnto !;
pobri6einlid lit, OaB er nuf cine
treibenoe Seeutiue eeitoBen lit. II
gegen Mitterno6t befano iid9 Der
Suiier imner nod iiber g9aiier uno
i'm Sd)lepptm eineS S6leppoornp.
iers, Der oas 6eidGOigte 6diff nod
lem Sofeu pon 9ieppe, 5rantreih,
6n bugiieren neriudt.
8ur iua6rideinlid einc GJplOiiun.
glaem gnidein nod mar Der lin
faa Die 5olge elmer grploiton int
synnern 0eS 8dntpfers. 0erielbe
lpuroe 9ettte friib in 8ottloene einge.
braht. GiHaelbeiten ilber ben I'm
faa iteben nod aus.
Sic Dieiige amerifalliid)e gotidJoft
Bat Den umerifaniiden aoniuI in
8ouIogne aufgeforoert, bon 9}niia-
gieren DeS ySuiier" in grfabritng
5u briltgen, Oh Der Qanpfer torpe-
oiert porOen lit, oOer mas Die llr-
Jade oes l1nfaas gelueien.
9ampfer Gnsliibmau uerieitft.
9onoon %. @ldr8. Slopb&
meloen Dab Der britiid)e 0anpier
@ngliibmo i'm annal torpeoiert II.
terientt morDen lit. Bis jet neiB
man odb 6s aiofn Der geiasiJn9
lnio 9aiingiere gerettet tuoroen iilt6
GnBIiibrnau mar 5257 Eonneu groB
1no befanb iif) auf Der 9teiie BON
GortlonO, Die, nod gluonnIolit9,
GnglmlO.
Sod ciner runter.
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9ampfer enaltihnan uerlemft.
Sod einer runtcr.

2onoon. 25. 9l0ra. Ser eng
liihe 8aupfer o5alpbia1 tparoe i'm
&onal bon einen &ouh6oot onee.
griffen unO ouf ben Mteeresgruno
befGroert. 9ic 1aannidaft puroe
gerettet.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-09
EARLHAM GIRLS
TO FORM BRANCH
OF STATE BODY.

With Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke of
Indianapolis for the chief speaker,
Earlham college girls will hold meet
ing to consider the organization of a
suffrage league Wednesday night The
meeting will be conducted under the
direction of Miss Miss Esther Griffin
White, Sixth district chairman of the
Women's Franchise League of Indiana.
Should the Earlham girls complete
their organization tomorrow night,
they probably will be the first in In
diana to organize suffrage league,
duplicating the action of girls In many
eastern colleges. The girls showed re-
marka BILE interest in casting straw bal
lots recently when college vote was
taken by the faculty.
Mrs. Clarke accepted Miss Whites
invitation to speak here in the capacity
of director of the state suffrage league,
although she is identified with most
Of the leading movements of the state
and has wide reputation as distin-
guished woman. Miss White, Mrs.
Nellie Barnard, Mrs. ]. P. Hill and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-09
HUGHES Indiana MAJORITY
IS CUT DOWN BY LATEST
REPORT TO HEADQUARTERS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. s.
Hughes early lead in Indiana was cut
down somewhat as later reports were
received and according to returns up
to one o'clock with 1,475 Of the 3,142
precincts in the state heard from, the
lead was 1894. If the present ratio
continues however, Hughes will have
plurality Of about $1,000. The re-
turns ars scattering and come from
"a counties out Of 90 in the state. Re-
publican State Chairman Will H. Hays,
shortly after midnight issued state
ment claiming that Hughes would
have a plurality Of $4,000 in Indiana.
Fairbanks, the Republican vice presi-
Dental nominee, sent message OF
congratulation to Mr.. Hughes.
He also issued statement saying:
1T Is very gratifying and reassuring
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-09
County G. 0. P. Elects
Entire Ticket, With
Weidner Far in Lead

With only ten Of the sIxty.four pre-.
eInets Of the county to hear from at s
o'clock this morning all candidates for
county office on the 6. o. p. ticket
were rolling up old time Republican
rajorities for themselves with Ed j..
Weidner, candidate for treasurer, lead
Ing his ticket with a majority Of r.
903 over his Democratic opponent,
Hunt. Weidner was being followed by
Frank T. Strayer, 6. o. p. candidate
for prosecutor, who had lead Of t.
$50 over Allen.
Judge Comstoek, candidate for con-
gress whose name appeared on the
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to the country that the Republican
party has been restored to power"
Democratic State Chairman Bernard
Korbly locked himself in his room at
headquarters and refused to give out
a statement. Other Democratic lead
ers, however, refused to concede a
victory to the Republicans in Indiana.
Vice President Marshall said: ut is
too early to tell anything or say any
thing. It is also too late to talk now.
Whatever the outcome, it is the duty
of every American citizen to abide
by the choice Of the people"
New and Watson, Republican can
didates for U. S. senators maintained
lead over Senators Kern and Tag
CART as did also Goodrich, the Rep
ublican candidate for governor over
Adair.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-09
OVERWORKED MOTHER
Finds Health In Our Vinol

Collinsville. Ill.-'T suffered from
nervous breakdown and terrible head
aches, and was tired all over, totally
worn out and discouraged but as had
q large family had to work despite
my suffering. l saw Vinol advertised
and decided to try it, and within two
weeks I noticed decided improve
ment, and now am we'll woman
Mrs. Ana Becker.
We guarantee Vinol, which contains
beef and cod liver peptones, iron and
manganese peptonates and glycero-
phosphates, to strengthen and build up
weak, rundown, over-worked mothers.
Glenn Thistlethwaite, Druggist, Rich
nond, Ind. Also at the leading drug
store in all Indiana towns.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-09
COUNTESS INSPECTS
GERMAN TRADE SUB

NEW LONDON, Conn, Nov. s.
Countess Van Bernsdorff wife of the
German ambassador inspected the Ger
man submarine Deutschland here tues
day. It was her first visit on board a
submarine. AS the guest Of Captain
Paul Koenig, the Countess went into
the vessels lowest depths, looked
through the periscope and stepped into
every compartment.
The ambassador, who reiterated that
his brief visit here was entirely a
social one, accompanied his wife to
the state pier where the submersible,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-09

county ballot was gaining strength az
the reports came in and had Increased
an early lead Of a scant 700 to 1855
after 81 precincts had been heard
from.
Maioritles received by other candi-
dates on the Republican county ticket,
for 81 precincts, follows: 6artel, rep
resentative, 1880; Lafuze, joint rep
resentative, 1885; Carr, sheriff, 1,541;
Fisher, recorder, 1892; Morrow, coro-
ner, 1851; Horton, surveyor, 1,747;
Simpson, commissioner western dis
triet, 1907; cheesman, commissioner
middle district, 1884.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-09

The early morning returns came In
slowly. Managers Of both parties were
anxiously watching Ohio and both
claimed victory, as the hours dragged
on Il became more and more evident
that It would be a close election and
there appeared possibilities that in
some places It might be necessary to
resort to official accounts to determine
the result.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-09

NEW YORK, Nov. AT an early
hour this morning Democratic Chair.
man Mccormick was claiming at least
268 votes for President Wilson In the
electoral college and Republican
Chairman Wilcox claimed 301, each
was claiming the doubtful states, Ken
lucky Kansas, Montana, Nebraska,
and Washington on the face Of early
returns were leaning toward PresI.
dent Wilson. Maryland seemed almost
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-09
BOTH CHARMEN Still Claim VICTORY;
MCCORMICK CLAIMS 268 ELECTORAL VOTES;
WILCOX ASSERTS HUGHES TO GET sol

certainly democratic. Missouri, Ind
lana, West Virginia, Arizona and Della
ware were leaning to Hughes.
Chairman Mccormick, however,
claimed the president could have a
majority Of two votes In the electoral
college without carrying California,
Indiana, North and South Dakota,
West Virginia or Wisconsin,, from
which returns were far from complete
but showing q republican trend.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-09
PERFECT CONFIDENCE
Richmond People Have Good Reason
For Complete Reliance.

For Complete Reliance.
Do you know how
To find relief from backache;
To correct distressing urinary ills;
To assist weak kidneys?
Your neighbors know the way
Have used Doans Kidney Pills;
Have proved their worth in many
tests.
Here's Richmond testimony.
Mrs. Robert Hull, 101 S. Ninth St.,
Richmond, says: my back was weak
and lame and ached steadily. My kid.
neys we're irregular in action. l used
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at
Thistlethwaite's Drug Store and they
cured me. haven't been bothered
since"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills - the same that
cured Mrs. Hull. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv.
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being loaded for her fourth trans-At-
lantic voyage lies concealed from pub
lie view.
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others viii be present. Miss Ruth
James VIM sing suffrage songs. The
meeting will open at Gas o'clock In
Eariham hall
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-09

BY an electrical refining process a
plant in Norway Is producing 5000
tons of zinc annually.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-09
FOR BRIDE

ECONOMY. Ind, Nov. S.-Miss
Mary Ballenger gave shower Satur-
day afternoon at her fathers pretty
country home in honor of Miss Ruby
Morrison, whose marriage to Mr..
Charey Newman has been announced
to take place soon. Those present:
Francis Lindsey, Louise Manning,
Mary Mumbower, Ruth jackson, Mar
celia Cain, Jessie Secrest, Katherine
Pussy, Elsie Veal, Blanche Fenimore,
Blanche Oler, Daisy Osborn, Opal Os-
born, Margaret Loop, Juanita Atkinson.
Carrie Cranor, Hazel Mendenhal,
Mary Cranor and the bride-to-be.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-09

Telescope spectacles have been IN
vented for persons who are SO ex-
tremely near-sighted that ordinary
lenses do not offset the defect
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-09
OAK FRAMES

And they're put together to
STAY. Every bit of material
that has entered into the max
ing of this suite is of the finest
obtainable for a suite at this
price. 1t is evenly constructed
every part being equally strong.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-09

All three pieces are softly cush-
toned, over tempered, steel coil
springs. ALI the pieces are large,
and so comfortable, that you
will sigh with relief as you sink
into the thick cushions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-09
DELIVERED UPON
PAYMENT OF $500

And there isn't a lot of red tape
connected with our credit system.
It's just as easy to make the pur-
chase here on credit, as for cash.
And it's far more convenient to
buy on our liberal credit plan.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-11-30

Summary: Foul baskets. Fischer,
l; Eveslage, 1; Roberts 1;
Field baskets. Roberts, 2; Mont
gomery, /; Fischer, 2; Mcdonald, l.;
0. Speckmann, 1; Eveslage, Z.
Referee, r. Fabel.
The following pupils of the Ores
den school have been neither tardy
nor absent for the month ending No
vember "a:
First Grade-Margaret Blessner,
Jack Hill and Willie Grail.
Second Grade-Jane Hill, Owen
Moritz and Sadie Williams.
Fourth Grade = Agnes Blessner,
Frank Hill and Ray Williams.
Fifth Grade-James Dawson, James
Moritz, Margaret Schwartz and Edith
Marchell.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-11-30
WEST HOPE

William Sanderson, of Minneapolis,
who is an old Ontario friend of the
Hope family. has been visiting at the
John Hope home during the past
week. He has quite a number of
friends in this settlement.
David Hope and family, who NOV
ed to Dundurn, Sask a year ago in
the spring, did not find that country
to their liking and have returned
here within the past week. They
are now located on a farm near Now
bray.
The ladies aid society of the church
at Stilwell will meet on Saturday,
December 9th at the home of Mrs.
Robert Robertson. On this occasion
it is the purpose of the ladies to serve
a lunch to the members of the farmers
club, who have a meeting on the same
afternoon.
Albert Ridley and George Coyle,
Jr., returned to their homes in this
ne%ighborhood On Friday of last week
from a hunting trip through the tim
Der region of northern Minnesota,
where they spent most of the time
since the setting in of winter, but
report a scarcity of big game.
The annual grain contest of the
farmers club of West Hope township
will be arranged for as to date OF
contest and other details at the next
meeting OF the club, which is to be
held on Saturday. December 9th.
All members are urged to do thei,
best to be in attendance at this
meeting.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-11-30
MT. CARMEL

Mrs. Hoffarth, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs Lou Strauss, and the
latter's son, Emile, autoed over here
during the week from Sanborn, North
Dakota and have been visiting with
their relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
On Tuesday, November 18th, Rev.
Father Bernard officiated at the we'd
ding ceremony which united Mr.. John
Illerbrun of this place and Miss
Lavina Hergott, Of Ontario. We all
wish and extend to them u heartiest
congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stroh and
family. accompanied by their sister,
Miss Rose Fischer, also Mr.. James
Fischer, autoed from their home in
Sanborn on Saturday last and remain.
ed over Sunday at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fischer.
There were quite a number of our
young folks who attended the hard
times dance at the Dresden hall on
Friday night and it is said they all
had an enjoyable time. We also
wish to thank the Dresden people for
their kind accommodation.
1t is reported that Linus Koehm-
stedt is the purchaser of a new Ford
car and no doubt seems to be quite
taken up with it. At least the most
we see of him nowadays seem to be
a streak of heavy dust, which is very
difficult to swallow.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-11-30
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