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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-20
Continued on page S.
JACKSON FUNERAL
Services viii Be Held at 2 O'Clock
Friday at Jane Lew.

Funeral services over George Stew
en- Jackson, well-known resident of
Jane Lew, who died in a local hos
pital Tuesday afternoon at 1880
o'clock, following a six months ILL
ness of cancer Of the liver, will be
held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at
the Jackson home at Jane Lew and
the burial will be in the Brick church
cemetery at Lost Creek.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-20
WANTS TO REcEDE.

WASHINGTON. April 2o-Chalr-
man Simmons Of the Senate finance
committee, Thursday moved that the
Senate recede from its amendment
to the House free sugar repeal bill.
He obtained unanimous consent that
the Senate consider his motion be-
ginning at 1 p. m. Saturday and vote
on 1t at S p. m. that day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-20
IMPROVING NICELY.

Miss Mary Il. Davis. formerly OF
Monongah, but now OF Butler, Pa,
who was recently operated on at st.
Mary's hospital for appendicitis. is
improving nicely and win soon be
out.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-20

M. Matsue was the Japanese rep
resentative at the recent allied con-
ference in Paris. He promised that
his government would not make
peace with Germany until the Eu-
ropean wars end, and stated that
Japanese munition factories would
continue to work lay and night turn
ing out guns and munitions of war
for the Russians. This picture of
Matsue was taken n Paris during
the conference.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-20

On account of a Good Friday SER
vice to be held by the McClelland
Bible class tomorrow night at 1880
o'clock in its class room, the class
bowling team will meet tonight at
the Gore alleys. t'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-20
Mothers, Club Meeting.

The >Stealey Heights Mothers Club
was very pleasantly entertained in
the home of Mrs. WEIGH on Davis
street Wednesday afternoon. Owing
to the absence of the leader, Mrs.
Rohrbaugh, the program was omit
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-20

The draft created by Austrian 9Oh
centlmeter guns takes parts Of the
matched roofs from cottages thirty
five feet away and carries them high
into the air. ~ ,ts,,s N T,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-20

It was recently announced that an
American industrial commission,
composed Of industrial leaders Of the
United States, will visit France in
May for the purpose Of bringing
about closer commercial relations be-
tween the two countries. One OF the
most prominent members Of the COM
mission will be James A. Farrell,
president Of the United States Steel
Corporation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-20
PERSONAL
Attorney ]. o. T. Tidler returned
Insomnia.

Indigestion nearly always disturbs
the sleep more or less. and is often
the cause of insomnia. Eat light
supper with little II any meat, and
mo milk; also take one Of Chamber
lain's Tablets Immediately after sup
per, and see II you do not rest much
better. obtainable .everywhere.-Ad-
vertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-20

The health department OF. New
York .Cityshas required druggists to
discard medicines which are labeled
sure cures" These connections must
now be described as remedies"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-20

The following program will be
given by the pupils of the Wilsonburg
school Friday evening, beginning at
7:45 O'Clock:
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-28
FRATERNAL ORDERS

NTEZPERCE ENCAMPMENT No.
4 y 81, I. o. o. F. meets the first
Wednesday of each month in the
Fraternal Temple Hall. Visiting
patriarchs cordially invited.
S. R. Walker, c P.
w. R Emerson, Scribe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-28

Nm w. OF A.-NEZPERCE OAMI
AVA. No. 7498. meets every second
and fourth Thursday nights Of each
month in Fraternal Temple. Visit
ing neighbOrs cordially invited.
w. P. CoNGER, ". c.
C. W. PALMER. Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-28
You'll Be Proud of
Your Classic Coat

is coat any woman win proud own-prOud TO
any time and any occasion.
1t Is perfect in its stylish beauty
1t is fit you TO perfection
There is distinction in its every line.
Beauty and comfort perfectly combined
No purchase Of these splendid garments and
not feel proud every time she puts II on.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-28

A MERICUS LODGE No. 45, K
4 = of p, meets in Fraternal Tenn
pie, every first and third Thurs
days in each month. Visiting
brothers cordially invited to attend.
Herbert Booth, C. G..
P. W. Mitchell, K. of R. & s.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-28

EUREKA REBEKAH LODGE, 81,
- meets first and third Tuesday Of
each month.
Mrs. Mary ". Stevens, N. G.
VIM. Henke, Secretary
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-28

WTOMEN OF wOODCRAFT Res
w ervation Banner Circle No.
337 meets at Fraternal Temple End
18th Tuesday even'gs of each month.
Visiting Neighbors welcomed.
Mary A. Lehr, G. N.
NARY v. STEVENS, Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-28

Shell gave you a piece OF pie last
week, and you've been sending your
friends here ever since
The Tramp-You're mistaken, lady;
them was my enemies. - Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-28
DRIMROSE CHAPTER No. Is

IIRAM LODGE No. So, Al .& a
A ~ M. Of Nezperce, Idaho. Regular
communications on the Monday even
ing on or before the full moon of each
month in the Fraternal Temple build
ing. Visiting Brothers are cordially
invited to attend. DR.. o. A. Jefreys,
w. NJ, z. w. VanSyoc, Sec.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
Nencs nus MiDllnt.

Som Reaen in Sic Sraufe aeriet6
Der gef)eimniBuole yGbarles @lllon",
Der por ullgcfabr einem Wonat III
beulBtloIcm 3rltano in Sllpls ge=
I1nocn lpuroe> llad)oem er bon oent
Moline S%tabt6oipital ollf iran5oiiide
@ciie slbidieo acltpmmeil battc. Gle
les oiirfte linn in Sen nadpltcn Sagcn
nidt 10 lcidt mieoer gefingcll, neil
CT aeitern Moraen oiRd Goli5ci=
magiitrat @illtaiipn pernrtbcilt MIR
De, 5cbn Gage binter eiiernen @itterlt
.,5n n%erbringcn.
u@ilion" lpar IN eincnl &cItallratt
tabe bes Soipitals bon einem Goli=
5iiten perAaftet muben, nad)bcnl oent
9ctteren Dos ieltiame @ebahren oe5
Meallnes oufaefallen NOR. Gericlbe
trlig cirlcn lleber5icber, iiber belien
@%erfunit CT nid)t acl,iigcnb 9lnslpeis
aeben fon11te. Ter Goli5ilt rcrbaitete
u&iliof 0ararli r1lo inn 9eIib bes=
lelben mrlrocn ipater mebrerc @iir=
fcl lolpic eir ygladiad" porgefinlbcl.
Wtan beld)llloi9te i'm baralf bes 5ra=
gems perborgcncr @aifen u1b oes' all=
geblid)cn @lildipiels.
SNlr bo6cu SITTER bon 80 SSabrer
ltarb Irau Sarah Iillolep nod, lGn-
aercrn 2ciben in ibrcr 600. 1876 giertc
Mpcnlte 6elegeltcl1 @obnl1ltg. 9ie
Iabingeihieoenc mar noh bis fitr1
Dor ibrcnr gnoe. lebr riiitig ecpeicn
So9ar an 40. porigcn Monatcs fatt(
lie nuG Nrellnbe beiltd)t n1b NIT Sen.
lelben peridieoene .@elprahe eepflo.
gen.
6rat Ninolep mllroe als iiinglfe:
pom 8 &inoern int @enmpreloni
@ountp, Genniplpol1ien, eeborelt
Nbre Mlltter erreid]tc bas bnhe 81
ter bon 1902 Sa5ren. Ssrall 6ilolel
perbciratbete iid 5u Segilm oes SAB
res 1852, jeood) mllBte 9il1r @att
balo in Den @iirgerfrieg Sie6en. ASad
pel1ell MltttfeDr tom Das Faar mad
DEM @eitel1 ltlo gclangte 5llerit llad
9tod Sslano, llnt lpater nod Molilt
ilbcr5lllieocln, lpo, es ieitber CELEB
Hai.
Die @~erltorbene miro boz, 6 Sin
ocrl1, 10 gnfelfinbern uao spe
Observation-Disclosures ii5erlebt. Sic &c
erolgllilg erfolgt bel1te Nadmitto
bon Der @oblnang ibrer Iohter, Sra.
s. Grimes, go. $40 A. StraBc, SO,
%SSslano, aus anf Dem 8iperlioe 6riel
6ofe.
@rooer 8. stooooro ml,roe gciter
0'oraen llnter Ser 9ciduloigul1g be,
baftet, ieillc @attin lrlto &iltber Dos
miQig I'M Stid aelaileu 5lt baben. 6
mar nidt III Ser Gage, 8iirgid1ait 3
ltellcn mo leirt Sall mlroe besfal
ibis Samstag gorlnittag perid)obel
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13

Simmer IN 8sruf. f.. nSbr
Mann treibt IS aber TN, 5rou S6uls
Sc, seitern lab i6 i'm i'm &iunIteia
liesen".
rSSa. es 1T elm Rreu5!! Set er 6ti
Der @trobenreinisnng anssltelIt lit,
bai er fir nidts anoeres msbr Sns
Ierehe!"
Soppelfinnis. aeaner
(5um eben eingetrefenen @ofD: Isle
mult1detl, metn Serr9"
Gait: .@ber 10 laKen Sic mid
ooh erit nal aa 9erItmps tom=
men!"
aeilnsr: % yaroou, id oad,te.
Sic paren Idpu Io peit". =
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
Meucs Gus Muslatine.

9tad eiiler &ranfbeit bon Talt ci=
llellt sSabr itarb Ser IA Sabre alte
Clarence 8. @bitafer, Ser nit @iei1cll
Gltern in Mllscatinc Sslano mobnte.
Ser G%erltorbene miro bon lelner
Maltter, leinem Stiefpoter ltno elmer
@albidppelter iiberlcbt. Sic Gorbe=
r~eitungen fir Die 8%eeroigllng liltb
nod nidt ~getroffelt lporoen.
Ser 10 Sabre alte 6o6ert Go9ers,
weld)er int Siio Muscatine pobnt, be-
fannte lid) aeitern Dor Rid)ter &oman
Ser 5alidulne iduloig ulto muroe oa-
rauf aegen $1,000 9iirgldaft fir Die
@rano Surp f%eltgebaltcn. Ga er Bic
lelbe nidt binterlegen fol,nte, mltBtc
Ter ins Gountpgefan8niB malloern.
Ser jln9e Mal1n mar perbaftei
moroen, ols er a1aeblid) Ben Gcrilld
mqdbte, eiteh mcrtblolen Gbed, Oel
oie llnterldrift BON .. IS. &ruge,
trltg, IN Dem. 8rocerpz@ eldaft boz
2ieb6rmO & 3ierds medyieln su lai
len. Sci BET gerbaftung bon &ogers
murbe Elm meitcrer atgeblid) lpertb:
loler Gbef III lcinem gclis ~porgefun
ben.
go. Bill, Ser iid) tpegcl1 ollgeblidlel
Irunfellbeit Dor Mid)tcr s. s. So
tier, 5ll peralltportcn hatte, mllrbe. 81
10 Sagel1 @efal,gniB neri1rtbeilt
San1es Si1 ml1rbe bon oenielbel
Rid)ter cine iiebentagige @cfangl1iB
,ltrafe 5nbiftirt, nad)bem eil1e qbnlidy
Seidnloigung gegcn ibn erbobel
norDen maren. Gem 2etteren 1pllrb
jebod bie Strafe erlaiIen, Madden
er perl prodpn batte, Mltscatine Del
Nilden SIT febren. Gs lebe Die 9rp
bibition!
6reo @oliteil1 muroe bnrd Ridte
Softer ocs tDatliden slngriffs idltl
Dig befl1noen l1no baralrfbilt gu cine
@efangniBltrafe BON 5 Sagel1 perm
tbeilt. Ger allgriif ioQ nor einige
3eit erfolgt lein, jcbod battc iidp @pl
item leitoem allBerbalb Ser Stabt aui
gebalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
Cine Ser ouffausnb 5.

- Cine Der ouffallenbz
item Gri6einunsen oes &risacs IN
Ben 2onopner @traben lino Die Dfz
fentliden Mltdre, BE man neuerz
oin9s in INNER gr0bsrer 5afl on
ben Mauern Der 9auier erblidt. Die
-Tiitalteber~ Der Sirhengemeinsen
1penoen ie 5tpei Yenee fir einerl Iplz
den Nltar; CT tpirn por 5duiern an
gsbraht, Die beionoers b:els @oiraS
ten seiteut boben. Die l1nterhaltuns
Ser Mltare gift ols Gbrenpflidt fir
oie 8eippbner tieies @aufes, uno Die
Nadharn haben i'm nit gllsmen 81
Idmiiden. @iner bieier Mltdre in Der
5iomutb Street i'm meitli6en aonz
bon, ben Sic &Dnigin bellld}te, trdgt
bic Namen bon 48 5oloaten aas Sen
umliegenoen 9duiern. Dicfe Mtdre
oienen oueleid als 0ffentlihe Ser
luitltIten, Da aud Die Namea Der
@cfallenen auf ibnsn per5e;GRet
meroen.
Ser 5ranfurter 30 q :
let ur1b Nabierer 5. 8ohle itarb bieler
Sage, serabe jest, ND peitere areile
auf bieien Metiien alfmsrtlam se=
lporben 1tnb unb man bon inn mod
Grpbes ernartete fir Die beutide
aunit. 8Dble 1T 1873 in gmmenz
<btnsen eebpren, tam aber l4on fritz
na9 Jruntfurt. @ier NOR er 56iz
ler oes @toeOeli9sn Sun tinitituts
uno in Miinden BON 90. Dies. Sn
ieinem 9eim in 5adienbauien id'uI
CT feline @erfe in aiemli6er Ibge=
i9loHenbeit. Gr i@tdte tie oua Mot
auf Die &unltau5I telllnsen. Meu9ieriz
&c lpubte er fern BON 1einem Itelie1
gu balten. @eiteren arei1en lit S6ble
burd bic 8emiibulgen pes n8unitz
iparts" befannt sepprben, Der INNER
pieoer auf bielen nbeimliden &ailc,
ber beutiden aunlt" bingepteien Uni
cine Mappe leiner Werfe herausaege:
ben bot. Sur menise Dffentlid6l
@ammlunsen entbolten 8iloer ppr
SDble; cine sroEere &ollettion ent:
balt oos Staeoeli4e aunitinititut
@erne malte 801le gferoe, oft ii
@erbinoung nit frdntif6en 9atern
Yfero unb Men'9 ite0t er germ ii
Die mittel= unb nieberbeutide 2ano:
lGaft.
- Mobsrne @emdIoe. Sra.
let (5u leiner Muftpdrterin): nIber
l%riula, i'd babe Sbnen bpd gcIua!
Sic lpllen mir Die 2~eintpano, auf Del
id INNER Die 5arben probiere, oil
ben 8poen idaffen, uno unteroeNer
baben Sic mir mein neueltes @emdl:
Sc allf ben 8open seidafft!"
Mufipdrterin: III ieserl! @nd
6err, lit id)pn mosltd, man tann'!
Dalt gar 10 ihlper opn chamber iii
terIAeioen.."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13

8enu Guer ainb im shlafe nuf@
lbreit, nerpos, idmahlib unb maui
mertiam lit, mag es sas Spfer bon
@iirmern fem. 8eeinnt Die @ebanbe
lung ioslei6 nit s8idapoo @prm ailz
Ter. 9ieles ganSp : 2agirmittel III
Eabletten : Sprm tDptet Die @iirmer
unn entfcrnt lie l6neu uno leidt. CIR
lallbt nidt, bab Cures 8inbes Gntz
lpidlung b,trh furtseiekte l%lntersraz
bung iciner Sebensfrait bur6 @iirmer
suriidaeIebt nirb. Splt &idapnp
@prul 1iucr bon Current 9rngiitcn.
Csc. (anS.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
% nj bie ltarf,te 9Glf

@emiB ote ltirt,ts Salf=
tie Der 5omilie 1t Erall Mlbert
Nissli in So Gtafc. wits, peld}e,
na@Oem lie BON ci.eM c1srauIn pes
Rad,ts erpaht loar, llrtm Munn
.Ioste, ct lvlle bod einnlal i'm So
lpon nadieben, mas lrs lei. Der
Mann lieb 1i6 aber nidt tersit lin.
ben, oas marine 8ett gu peslu len
rno 10 ging bic Trau. nit cisem ~
len bemaffnet, na9 Or Mlyt'l lit,
ND lis @ob Dapis p~r am. n,iA,er
cse.i ~ @.,ariff itanb. Dag MaTia.e-
ai y 81 oiiasm @s nasnl pa Sral!
nut .snal S1la9 nit oeul Yt'tn
una Der Wtunn lag au !Gsm Siren
urto Oort muBte er lies1n s!.ieel, sis
Die poli5ei, pelhe 9erbei. .eri;sn
mproen mar. i'm mitnaDn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
Nfeuca aus Sod 9slaun.

wv" Wv" O~0"*
Srall &el,rp MattlJcp, @attin oes
tb%efannten gr5tes gu. Meattbep BON
Davenport, bielt in Ser oeltiden ep.
Iaird)e 81 Nof SslonD Dor bcn 5abl=
reid eridie,enell Mitalicbern oes
Gcltid) : @pat9eliidcn alllbs eilterl
ilt~creilanten Gortrag, il, ocrt lie in
trefflider Meiic ibre piclen grleb-
|niiie lnb ginoriide miabreno bcs slltf=
|entboltes in 9elltidlanb id)ilocrfe..
Nbre allsfiibrlllgen mllroell non ben
3llborerlt in gebiibrellber @ciie be-
|lobnt ltnb cine &plleftion 5ltlll @elten
Der beutidpn @ittmen rulb @aiien
lpelde nod @eenoiglrllg oeS @ortra-
!nes salfgenommeu mltrDe, bradte
iiber $40 Elm. H,itor 5. s. Molfs
fiinbiate lpater OH, baB. israll Or.
Rattbcp 6ereits 5nsciaat 6abc, ils al
lcrnad)lter 3eit eiltcr meitercn gnr=
trag lit Sen Ialnilidfeitcn ser Sir
de 5ll boltell, mos pobl bon pielcn
frelloig bcgriibt weroen oiirite.
Die Neonerin, lpeld}e ibre Mllsfiih-
rllnocr1 ol,rd) 9iloer erldllterte, idyil-
oerte 81 @cgi,ln hires gortrages bic
ipiclen grfabrllngen or Ser @ren5e,
|oie lie NIT ibrcm @attcn, pelder lan=
|gere 3eit in einem ser er0Bten
&ricasboipitaler tbatig mar, crlebte.
Sl1tcrelIal1t narell alld) lire grleb=
nilie nafreno Ser &eile ourd) @e1=
Igicn. 6ral1 Matt6cp mar es ferller
pcrgonnt oelpeicn, oie ocrtid)e Irollt
81 6ellld)crr, ltno ibre oiesbesiiglidcn
Sdiloern1ge1 maren oes6alb alld)
lebr ipanlleno.
Trou 9. Mottbep lobte' insbeipn-
ocre oas quite gerboItell Ser oeut=
ldell SplOaten mabrcl1o ibrcs Ma1f=
Ientbaltes III Sen Soipitdlern. Sic
fpnrtc ferner nllr 2obensmertbes
iiber oie Soipitalcr. rno beren @il1=
rldtllngen lagen. 9etreffs ocs Ser
baltehs Ser bemtlben 8ehnrben Sen
&riegsgefatgel1eit g~egeniiber ermabl1-
te lie, oaB benlelben ibrcr Meinltng
nod Oie oetfbar bette gcbanolltng gu
tbcil mltroc.
gs NOR l1rlpriinglid) al1gefiinoig1
lporben, BOB Ir. MattbcD bielcl1 Gor-
trag baltcn miirbe, jcood) NOR bieies
Dem 2esteren iniolge ploelid)e,
&ranfbeit mnmoglih.
Nah elmer porgellomn,cnen 9boltf.
tipn Der 2eidle BON Nl1gl,lt Sden1
p0er @infle, Die leeten goun1tag in
Wiliiliippi gefltltoelr mllroe, famcr
Die Ierstc 51 Ser Mniidt, oab Sci
Gerltprbene ernloroet mllrbe. Ser
Ielfe batte einel1 Sdaoelbrud erlit
ten, ser altid1eiltcno babl1r1 perrr
Iadt poroe1 mar. oab er NIT einen
Ildpperen @egetlita1o Don bi11ten iibel
Den &ppf gel6lagen nltrbe. Sden
loll Dor n1ebrercn Iagetl $50 BON ei
net 9unf gesogen babe,1. Mls bi
l2eid)e Sdenf's geflrloen muroe, mo-,
fein @elo IN ben .aid,erl oerielben.
Slr Mod Sslal,o lieBelr ii6 geiterl
Die folgenoen. Gerlol1en Seiratbssgr
lmtbliBld)ei1e a~ltsitellen:
Sraltf So. Sail, Center Sltnctioll
So, uno 5ran &oietta &ple, Spring
bile, ssa.
Charles 81. N@omiltpl1 ltl1o Sri
Scrn Sumter, erie.
Il6ert 81. Clifton, Mptf SsSslanr
ll1o Sri. 2iQiar 8ealldnma @oter
tpmlt.
@iaiam 5anotp, Soc gomnlbip
lno SRI. Sena 5eser, 3ltlta Iomll
ibip.
@oscoe $. gre,plter, @elpilr, Sssl1o
ltnb Sri. slmlie %. Simpjon, Sal
lano Gitp, Sllo,
&obert 6. @ollel1ballpt ullb Sri
Slorence 6. @eiganb, Nod SsSslalll
GaDlnono Solpaib 11llo sri. Sc
retta grplrer, Moline.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13

-Sronnagsliebeno. @e=
fansnispirettor gu einem gum
Sooe perurteilten HaubmDrner nc.
Der Gretution): nNun, habsn 81:
nod einen Wuni9 au55uipreden,
.SpibBuber9"
-. rMb ia, - ib mDdt' mir ncGs
cinen 3a1n plombieren l%aiIen."
ODD etpas. aeoatteur gu
lsinem S6tpieaerioHn i'll ipe, sinem
lunsm s6rtft lteller): Sine Mitgift
lam iA melner Spdlter nitht gebsn;
ober III min S6nen pom Saee Der
8er1ettatitra 40 Die 8eiFiignno sss
fi,dpertos s.t,aFn".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
gcritupfuns peruriadt idlcdte &C.
{imsfarbe.

Cine li1reine rt1o nit gusi9lasen
bebedtc @aut lit bas 3eiden cincs
trdgen Stlblsm1ees lno bon Ser
lfppfnn9. &prrisirt bieicn 9nitano llnb
Hort Cure @eiidtsfmbe b1rd Sen
8ebralld bon ST.. Sings Mem 2ife
&ils. 9ieIes miloe 2arirlnittel, S1r
S%6lafens5eit senommel,, tpirb gud
cinen bpllen, freier, nidtidmer5enben
Stublgana ant Mur9erl iidcrn. 9reibt
oas ollmpfe @cfiibl. bas bon iiberlabez
mem Ms1sen unb TRIGGER 2cbcr her,
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-03
JEWS WILL LEAVE
RUSSIA FOR U. S.

PETRoGRAD, April S.-JeWish
leaders declare that an enormous emf.
grafton of Jews from Russia will begin
when the war ends. According to re-
ports published here more than 100000
Jewish families and hundreds of thou
sands of single men and women are
preparing to leave the empire as soon
as they are able to do So In many
districts committees have been form
ed to make arrangements for the plan
ned wholesale emigration.
The Jewish people fear that In case
of defeat Of Russia they will be
blamed by the government and the
Black Hundred" They tremble at
the thought of their fate in this case
and are also afraid that the bureau
cracy will place the biggest share of
the inevitable new taxes upon their
shoulders.
A large majority of the Jewish emf
grants will undoubtedly go to the
United States, where many of them
have relatives or friends. but thou
sands will try to find new homes and
freedom In the South American coun-
tries, in Canada and in England. Some
may go to German and Italy. il they
are permitted to settle there.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-03
You Can Go Round
DoDD DIVIDES FORCE
TO CAPTURE VILLA

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April S.-Col
Dodd. commanding the American
troops pursuing Villa and his shatter
ed force has established field base al
Guerrero. the town where the garri
son was massacred by Villa, according
to reports that reached Fort Sam
Houston this afternoon. From this
point, detachments can be sent to
round up the different bands.
Gen. Funston believes that there
have been several engagements be-
tween the fleeing band and the pursu-
ing troops since the main conflict on
Wednesday. He said today that Col
Dodd would give his men only a short
rest before pressing forward again.
but the heavy rains may have impeded
cavalry movements.
1t is apparent that Col Dodd made
wide detour to take Villa by sur
prise near Guerrero. Gen. Funston
said today that the American troops
were fifty-five miles away from Villa 5
camp when they started their dash to
track the bandit
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-03
REALTY TRANSFERS
IN WAYNE COUNTY

Transfers March 25 to April l. 1916:
Mary Geisler to Edgar Pollard, 81
lot 9, Hagerstown Imp. Co. addition
Hagerstown
Dickinson Trust Co. administrator
to Edgar Pollard, $1,475, lot 9, Ha.
gerstOwn Imp. Co, addition, Hagers-
town 49,.
Anna D. Boone to Forester A. Till
son, $4,000 lots 245 and 246, Hagers-
town, stamp $3.50
John l.. Schaller to Murray Taylor,
$3.50, lot /, block 4. Richmond, stamp
$1.00
Henry c. bursting to James j. Nc
Cauley, 81. lot 101. Mendenhall &
Prices addition, Richmond
James J. McCauley to Henry c.
bursting ct al. 81. lot 1O1 Mendenhal
& Prices addition, Richmond.
William Ward ct al to Elmer E.
Ward. 81, part s. E. 26-1S-14.
Dickinson Trust Co, guardian to
Elmer e. Ward $50, part S. E. 26-18-14.
Elmer f. Ward to Euler Clark, ST.
060. part s. r. 26-1S-14 stamp 81.
Richmond Lake and Park Co, to
George W. Newbern ct al part lot Ais
o. map Richmond
Sarah B. De Hays to s. f. King,
$775, part n. w. 25-16.12. three-eighths
arce. stamp 81.
Jacob w Wilbur to Ida A. Brady,
s2o6. lots 81 and SIS, Richmond Terrace
Richmond.
George W. Newbern to Harry B.
Patti ct al $4,000, part S. w. 22-14-1,
stamp SO.
Warren E. Adams to John F. Shelter
81. lot I, c. Fl. Moore's addition, Rich
mond.
Meta Ann Fox to Albert Wilkinson,
$3.50, part 21-lS-12. stamp $3.50.
Sarah E. Thomas to Leanah Hobson,
$500. part lots 81 and So, Fountain
City. stamp 81.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-03
MAN WITHOUT CHRIST
IS USELESS FIXTURE
SAYS REV. .CHILDERS

". H. Childers, past chaplain in
chief, G. A.. R., told group of G. A. R.
men and the members of the First NJ.
e. church Sunday morning that all the
wars now going on In the world
amount to nothing compared with the
fight that must be waged to solve
the problems of civilization. Mr.. Chill.
ders, who has received many of the
highest honors of the G. A. r. former
~ preached in the Kentucky Metho-
dist conference.
THE men of '65 are the best men
this country ever produced" said Mr..
Childers. They are among the best
lawyers, the best business men, they
have made the best generals. But
these men must remember" he con-
tinued, that a mightier war is now
going on than in the sixties. There
are mightier forces at work now for
the problems of life are all around you
and these other wars amount to moth
Ing compared with the war in mems
hearts"
Every man without Christ in his
heart is useless appendix to society,""
said the speaker. I'm this war, the
same as in the battle of arms, 1t takes
volunteers and the members of the
G. A. r. should take their part now
the same as they did during the civil
strife"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-03
Throw Away
Hair Dyes!
Apply Q-Ban Instead-AlI
Your Gray Hair Then
Turns Dark. Lustrous
Without Dyeing Hair.

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with gray, premature or just turning
gray, or If your hair is falling; If you
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Restorer to hair and scalp quickly
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