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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
SPECIAL COLLECTION
TAKEN FOR ORPHANS

A special collection will be taken at
the children's day exercises of Second
English Lutheran church at 100
o clock on the evening of June II.
This collection will be donated to the
Tressler Orphans Home, Springfield.
The committee in charge of the chill
dren's day services is composed of
Mrs. Frank Van Tress, chairman; Miss
Coral Haseltine, Mrs. O. NJ. Green,
Miss Myra Cox. Miss Goldie Van
Tress and Miss Mabel Reynolds.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
BOY SCOUTS PARADE

Troop 2, Boy Scouts, will take part
in the Fourth of July celebration. This
vas decided at a meeting of the troop
at the home of John Livingston last
night.
The following committee was ap'
pointed to make camp arrangements
and to find a suitable date: Walter
Moss, Richard Holcombe and John
Livingston.
James Sackman was elected treas
urer. Homer Myers was elected to
membership.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
BRIEFS
FOR SALE-Mill wood,
e. & w Kramor 20 26-14t
"FAkE REMEDIES" ADVERTISED

No doubt some of the medicines ad-
verised are fakes, but these never
have any lasting success. They stand
in striking contrast to the good old
standard, dependable remedies. like
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, which has stood the test of
time and for more than forty years
has been alternating the suffering of
womankind. Such medicines are
blessing to the community and will
continue their good work from one
generation to another.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
VIEWS NATIONAL ROAD

C. H. Moorefield, federal road ex-
pert, will make an inspection of the
National road west with County Sur
veyor Peacock and Surveyor Howard
Horton tomorrow and will make re-
port on the plans that have been made
bY the county surveyor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
SCHOOL CLOSES JUNE %.

ST. Andrews Parochial school will
close June -.
The three graduates of the school
are: Ruby Weishaupt, Rosetta Vos-
meier and Clara Meyer. The gradua-
ton exercises will be held in the audi
forum of St. Andrews church on the
evening of the 22nd. Following pro-
gram of the school, Rev. Frank A.
Roell will give the graduation ADDRESS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
SUES ON NOTE FOR S11a

Paradise Giaranni Angelo filed suit
on promissory note against Antonio
Gazulo de Carmine, Matti Zuzulo and
Angelo Zuzulo in circuit court today.
The demand is for $118. Angelo al
leges that the note was due June l.,
1916, and remains unpaid
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
ISSUE CAMP RULES

All those who wish to attend the
Y. M. c. A. boys camp this year must
notify ]. J. Somerville not later than
June II. The following have already
signed: Charles Hyde, Albert Mer-
vim, Harry Eikenberry and Robert Bro
kamp. Instructions to be observed in
preparing for the outing will be given
out.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
BOOK kD WOLGAST
FOR BATTLE HERE

Announcement that AID Wolgast
former light champion of the world
would be brought to Richmond for
bout with another top notcher. the
bout to be held in the near future, was
made by the local order of Druids this
morning. The mill, which proba bly,
will be fifteen round affair, will be
staged either at the Coliseum or at
Athletic park.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
HEARING PROMISED
TO SUFFRAGE FORCE

CHICAGO, June 6.-Women suff-
rage leaders were jubilant today over
the fact that they had been promised
hearing before the resolutions COM
mittee of the Republican national con-
vention. They declared that never be-
fore has the prospect for favorable
consideration been so good.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
ANNOUNCE BANS
OF SIX MARRIAGES

Rev. Frank A. Roell from all appear
ances will be the first aid Of cupid
during this month.
Last Sunday, the bans Of matrimony
we're announced for six couples at St.
Andrews Catholic church. The mar
riages start today and continue
throughout June.
This is the record for st. Andrew S.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
DELEGATES TO REPORT.

Delegates to the Cleveland conven-
ton will report at the Y. M. c. A.
board meeting Friday night.
1t is not known yet, Secretary
Learner said, whether or not any ac-
ton will be taken on the several new
projects which we're proposed at the
convention.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
CIRCUS ACTORS MARRY

LAWRENCEBURG, Ind. June G.
Wayne Yeager and Amelia Lozier.
partners in a trapeze act in the Coop
and Lentz circus, were married here
after both were slightly injured jur-
ing performance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
COURSE DISCONTINUED.

Summer school at the Garfield Jun
ior high school building will be dis
continued this year and no attempt
will be made to organize summer
classes in any branch of study, Pr1n-
cipal Heironimus said today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
HUNT WINS MEET

E. s. Hunt was last nights champion
at the Y. NJ. c. A. Checkers club He
had 90 points. ]. klinger ranked
second with IA points Other players
with their points follow: ]. McConaha
-; w. Ellis. 6, Brown. 4; Martin, .
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
ENGLE is APPOINTED.

Judge James Engle of Randolph cir
cult court, was appointed special judge
in the case of Andrew and Albert Witt
against James and George Mercer,
George Moore and Clayton Hunt. The
demand is for $1,100.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
PICkELL LEAVES CITY.

Principal Pickell of the high school
has left for his home at Vincennes,
Ind, where he will spend several
weeks before leaving for New York
where he will attend Columbia uni
versity.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
ADMITS CLASS OF SIX

Six candidates were taken into the
local camp of Modern Woodmen last
night. Those initiated were William
VESSEL, L. C. Killing, J. c. Williams,
b. A Homan, A. H Durham and L. c.
,Enge1bert.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
KILLS $500 FLIES

MUNCIE, June 6.-Edward Davis,
champion school boy fly swatter re-
ceived a bounty of $3.50 for killing A.
600 flies
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
BOND EXAMINES MEN

Sergeant Bond is examining men
from the Starr piano factory who will
be sent by the company to the June
military training camp at Fl, Benja-
min Harrison.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
RAIN PREVENTS MOVE.

Rain today prevented the transfer of
the books and records of the social
service bureau to its new quarters in
the court house.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
MOTHERS LEAGUE MEETS

Mothers league Of the North Four
teenth street mission will hold a meet
ing at the mission, Friday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
BUYS $1,000 PEARL

EVANSVILLE. June 6-Theodore
Bitterman, a jeweler, has bought a
pearl found in the Wabash river by
farmer, for $1,000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
PENDULUM IS SWINGING
TOWARD CHARLES HUGHES

CHICAGO, June 6.-Justice of the
Supreme Court Charles E. Hughes
Will be nominated as the Republican
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
CLUB TAKES VACATION

The Twelve-SiX club has been dis
continued for the summer vacation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06
MAKES REPORT
ON CITY FUNDS

The following report of municipal
finances up to June /, has been pre-
pared by City Controller McMahan:
Cash on hand May 1. o. .$1O,129.80
Receipts during May ....... 31,89871
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-06

bdIduC6, JUu6 I $l4, 10 20
On June l there was $3,O1312 in the
city plants sinking fund, and $13,-
597.76 in the general municipal sinking
fund. :.
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Um 6iGiaen Ru6m!

Bon ontornhDer Sehe" In moibhneton mirS beri1tet. Gcti9huO
'ncroe ben ll.Bootaonunon0nnten batrnfen, Mbbihe letter lmo in ieber
|Snf6t 81 areu3e taeden, tDeuun Fb beraitsitenen fonte Ob bic Cutler
bon eiuem llntefsbOOt t~orpeOiet Dor0en iet Gs mro peter bon
.1utorotiber See" berihtet, Die bRige oeutfhe @otfdnt babe ben ab.
iheO BON Germ bon Erpis %perunlnbt Der ais Elm 8eiden os erfoIoes
Der Politf hes HrdiOenten ntfgeobt meroen mabte. llnO ais GrHtes
miro hon 0erRlben rnutorntipen 5ete~ mitgetelt, falls 60 tuegen Der
I~nsdegenbet su cnem abbrud Der Oplomatiden ~geaiebungen fununm
ioae 70 werOe Der EtdFoent rorbr init Dem apnsreB fb ms GiuDer'
ncbmen feten.
0os enn5ia gelemIide an Oiehn gittetIunsen lit oos aettc. Der
aongreB felt in Der M~gootJrnge nht nMf 5eten Oes N~rdfoctel
aio miro eS 81 temena Mbbruh Der oipIomntiiheu 9e3iebungen fOmnenL
Gber bic ganSe acknowledgements lit on5u 0o. I'M 81 neritRfern, 0B bGn
Nraioenten bic &dnoe gebun6en fno, uno ibm nod Da5u biaigcn Nubm
fir 2unpagneSpede en5utragen.
Gou miro seioqt: 80 enn Die Suffer iorpeoiat por6en it, HrO
9eutidon0 je0en gepunihten andu modem uno 0amp ofparten uINal,
Oh Der Traiioent 0nnit 5ufreoen 81 teaen fem uirS.@ ObgIeiG allies
Dair fpridt, DAB bic 1Sufer@ gar nMt torpeoiert poroen, ionoern of
cine Mine geIaaFm it, lno oanit bridt Die gauge Sohe in h9 S.
imlmen. 9hr Der @inoruf Der beroihen @ete 0s @rdfoenten bhbt,
uno per inn 3ufammenbong nit tbr pafgeufene @Ialbe Serr g4iion babe
~te aaiir" bepbIen f6nnen, f6 eien anaerea 9aartneifretdr al
nebmen.
Nenn nidt nIes auf ben Ginoruf bier berednet nGre, 10 pir0e man
in @aibngon bod nbparten. bis Die Satiaden f~tgeteat pdren. abr
% flrftet man DobL Die @eIegeubat sur biaigeh @rre St Derteren
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iGa -G6ef in
einem derOp(an!
Rraifoent selanS madlt gum tritrn
Dial eine Heile in bic
gafte.

9rGIioeilt SellrD 81. 2eIon0 bon
Der Cadillac aRotor SO. geilob tlr5.
lid IN Grrnonb Beod, sSIn., gum
erIten glnL oos Gergnilgea eirer
2nItfabrf.
Gle Moihiie Gin Mrigbt ider
1~opeloeder. wurOe BON SRI. Riltt
2aD gelenft uao erreidjte cine Sobe
bon uber 1900 6ilB. llebrr Biz
IGN tDoDrerlO Oes Auhtiegs beberr.
lhell0en @efiible ldrieb SEER Sc.
Iaro foIgenOcrmoBei:
SD bate 5uerjt angIt, oaB it
0bnnrahtlg unO frarE DerOen uArOe,
tDeshalb mir meme &iIotin Deriprod,
ianft aHf8uiteigen. Sad geraurner
Get Ihien es mir nod INNER; ais
Oh mir nobe Der Gr0e iD1ren un6
iebr langiam flhren
Als i'd nterfte, 0aB es feline I'M.
nngeneDnlen Seniationen CAB, seiate
i'd ibr 0urd 8eluegungen urO Rlt.
fen al. oab ie i6neLer fobren
uno b0ber iteigea ioate. GdlieB.
LID ricf fie mir 5u: Sic iino 1900
5uB bod ufO lauren so Mteilen per
Sfl1noe. 8as nm &imnleIg Dileu
Derlanoen Sic nod2 Gies 1T feiu
go0iu1e aMfter@e
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fnr sorou SAMPLER.

Sedr 3DIifOer Motore Iin0 ge.
gctrunrfig pom 5tan0bunfte 0es
gublifi1ms Der ~rgebrteite Epp fiji
Eoilren ; Moidinell Die @. &.
ailp, @efdlaftslfiter Der NOreS &iI.
~ Mntor So, Ser bic biclige Ser.
tretung Der Saron MiltDmobiIe Bat,
erflart, un0 Iein trteiI grinl0ct
Fidl onf bic aagaben rieler auto.
Better.
Gle be0elter0 gr5bere ardjtent.
tDidtung, bic NbtDefebeit oes Gto.
bes. mo Die 9uirie0enitelnng iii
ieoer Siniidt@, iaot SER sim,
aoerurfnft 0aB 6os Sed)s. 9g[inOer.
4lto cine Iolfe geFoIelfoit Bat
saber Die &napharfad,e 1T, 6oB
Der grei3 fir cine Gedg. 3DIinOer.
Mald1ilie jebt aud ben minoer Sc.
mitteIten erTdmingIid 1T. Bd6renb
Elm Seds 3DIinOer a1tfo oieiem
fruber urterreidbor mar, ME Die
Gterne I'M &inmeI. 1T es ibneu
Jest nabe geiid.
Saron aSpds@ lit bic beoeuten0.
Ite Moidine oieier aEdlIe fir hoe.
ai8es gaIo. Gle beiikt grobe
araftertffaItuna 2eihtiefeit un6
ale gor5iige.
SBre @eIdaDinoigfeit, &dltt1r.
feit uf0 gorsaae jtenen 6os Cd
ron u9eas~ teurerea wldlhina
ebeIbilrtig Siir Geite. Es III 1tIs
Dem beften Material bon Den be.
ften Godleutea bergdteIIt, trosoenl
6 MIR $3.50 S. 0. %, Gmaba to.
itet
rNeiT ih cine earon berfmrfs
it Der 6ruuO neil id CLAUDE, Sies
altfo bnt auf ieinem 3eloe Sic
5~iIruls, ater Ser Sanptgriin0,
iparnff id e oerfnnie. it, neil
i'd naG forgiaIfiqem Shuoinm anf
Bern gebiete oct sitoinobiIe sar
lte6rr5elierna Iciues Ascrtes &C.
ioulei BIN.
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aus fremont. 0e6.

Gieiistaa aben0 ieierte Die Dol.
Ben 9tule Hebetfab 2oge ben Sab.
restog ibres 25j1brigen 9eiteheils.
IS mar ein 9rogranim borbereitet
NIB mltrOen aid Grfriidumgen an
bic ollipeienoen UlitgIie0er herab.
.reiht.
MaIpb 2unfL tpeId]er Dor uiigcs
fdbr Is Sabren bier SRI. Rind 2uin-
barb beiratete. Ut In Auburn. Maine,
geItorben.
Die @sbriioer go0er tuer0en an
ibrem @ebGi6e an Der Rarf NDe.
einen Nenbou non 30 BET SO Sub
errif)teH Iaiifn.
8ie Fremont Miaiae SO. bat
oas Gi9entum Der groiDn Willing
60. fir $4,000 eriuorben.
s. e. 9ratt miro 1uf benz
@rifnoitiide iiiOIi9 BON Ieiner Mild.
.ipirtiAdFt, einen slnbdit BON 60 bel
1870 SUB mnden Inn ben anforoe-
rungen ieInes nndie1i0en @eihntteS
eeredjt fper0en 81 fo1tnen.
Gle 5idbrige Eo6ter bon s. u.
SaH puroe aeiteru 0benb, m1breuo
ie nit duoeren ain0ern oaf Der
.GtrnBe Ipielte, bon eiuem antomlo-
bill. tDeldes sri. @a0n YheIpg Ienf.
tie, 5u BOOpn geDorfen. Gum Slid
triig Ods Rino feline ernitIihen
8erLehuiigen 0oDon.
Gie camille poit u. B. gbrilteii.
fen lit Dlrh Die 2lnfunft eines d
innDen M1Odjens pergr0Bert tDor.
ben.
BERN Srgbes 1T rad $50 Naro
Charlton Gtr1Be ge5ogen.
g. V. gIIer BON Der WortBiueitern~
Balm mub tOegen Der Grippe ons
@ett bitten.
Aerr 8nitor s.. O. @egner tpirb
mad 2oDeIato, Colo, 5iebett, no ct
en- gaitOrat ang~enor1irtei1 bat. ia.
itor Jreitingar bon Rorf0lf miro
Die bieiige GteIIin0 nntretert
Gremonter iper6en bon hieIiger
@elh1ftsIeuten eingeIn0eL BET i6s
men @oren fir bic motIeioenoen 9el.
gier 81 tGiIIeI, mo iolen iulde ga.
den ais ben @eid1ften anseidm.
melt un6 mad 9eIgim geIdidt
iper0en.
6rant annpp belt eritern dbeitO
i'm 6remottt MelS Glib eine1
8ortrng, In tDrIdjeln err ote Cor
oiiee Der MISREPRESENTATION er6rter.
re O. fano cine Iebh1fte Debot.
te fir inD ipiOer bieieIbe Itott.
~saogsat rat efne 9erfigmg
erInlien rad tDeIfer bon iest nb
Der 4reis BON Gas alf $1.35 ber-
abgeiekt tueroen fon.
Cine anSohl bon @rlinoeigeltil.
merr on / Strnbe, giuifdjen Wain
un0 Sen GtraBe, erboben einEprlid
grgen ole beablidtigte NfIdteruila
Der Sfrabe. Die Mngelesenbeit lit
nod mleHtidie0en.
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jrauen gifts 0erein!

Ole am MitttDod nafmittag i'm
@luiifbeim obgebnItene Aortengeiea.
.idait mar ben jOIdem Grfnfg ge-
front, bob belhIoIien war0e, bic.
ielbe ron lett ob ieDen Diolrat Ill
Dioerboleu, uil0 iiiiOet BITE nahite
aRittDod. ben 26. apriI, ftatt.
uuiere naflte @eri1numIuug lit iuie
aeipobnlid, III afDei @od)er, nIio an
IL. April.
Nir erilifen Inn freiuiIige au.
h~enIpenoerL url0 bitten ~oieienigen
@rOBger5iaen oatn, ipeIde oa5u ge.
neigt iinb, on Die @i3e.8r1iioentin.
6rau @oeIt0, 9arueD 5fs6 sn te.
Iepbonieren. Die SUDDEN fir Die
aarteugeIeuidFaft iDiir6en bon 5rau
Saarmailn uIlo 5rau 9isI geIie.
iert. Scstere ionOte ms oas Be.
.liibHte olterreidiite aniier6rot, mel.
dies por5iiglib HrluOete. Die Jrau.
en- @aarmnnE, @oeItl, Geeoer mo
&lenfe hntten eifrig Gidets b~erfauft,
ml0 iiberbalipt aQe grbeit nbernoiu.
men, iDofnr Der 8erein biernfif Be.
items oanft. 6roli @orhert iorgt
tets In liebelIsmilr6ielter Meiie fir
fitns, uHo, fiH0 mir aaifeeid)metern,
lit fie Die a~nffeemutter
8ie uHtenItebenDer 8eridJt 8eigt,
a%eipinren MIR laaginm, nber fiber,
iieile 6reunoa, tDeIde inns iii Den ge.
nlbltngeIt, @eIOer fit Die 4OtIei.
OeltOcn su Inmmeln, untprtlsen. 6of.
fentIid meloen Iid nod an0ere,
!DeIfe gefDiGt iino, Die biibiden SD.
oeIn un0 a1lopfe at perfaufen. Gle.
ie furht6oren Sample I'm ger0un
rerIansen fDieoerum ieile Gpfer.
Meine Sdneter erbieIt geftern aus
Sranf6urt einen Brief ihrer 8od.
Ter, norin 6ieIeEbe mitteiIt. bah
bort oas biligIte aohfIeiId lett
t.S0 Mfarf per aiIo f0Itet. Butter
3 ginrf, Elm 81 40 Efg. @ir ton.
men ms oamit einen ge9riff n6er
Die bort berri6euoen gserbdltuiIie
MAIDEN, tnO tDie erob Die 9eot Der
arnen lift, oie ibrr grnabrer Der.
loren boben.
Grou 3. Getidpmdn,
@~prIfeenoe.
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ben. $50 mir epr eHer au9pnnbGuna benn elmer GinpanDeuana at
eeeeHtreten mHfeL aber in unirer notionnIen @detaebunq fben Iaoer
70 bde perbobre ROpF. IN 0eneu Der geTun0e WanihenDeritano fenen
9Iot bat, neil fe NIT gu bel Gunubeiten naaefauf fn0. 1ln0 eeaen
4unmbet f1npfen Wotcr iebt b~ersebens. 9hdt nal 0urd eiaenen
SdoOen mer0en ie thgl - or. q.
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Die ncue CiFice bon 81. mei.
IdH0 1T 9iimnner 434 D1din Cir.
6renpHf. i'm gnornoe Oes Gum
bert Grbduoes.
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8ofir i6 Gbef beiIegq.
9teie Cite miro nod fortsefilbrt
Iper0en.
Nit treli0euti6em Grub
9enrg 8nbrtng.
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Set nneinem Iesten geridt Elm.

Set n1ciuem Iesten geri6t Elm.
gegangen:
Ks. O.. 9nOig, gngoot ..S17.N
Arnolo g8ieIm aolbe, Omaha So
6rau Serbs, g1eb. Gitp 500
auebnernan. Earobn .$f2.N
|Sobn 6. Edijes. Gcribner 400
10. GDnnsbofL auoca ......2.m
IS. s. Beatrice ...........$ $500
ISOiepb Hi0boIm, 9inol0p $3.50
aOnrao SdymiOt, &iilo, Reb. Sc. 90
6rm u. Aeaer, Sails Gitp $50
|Grnit Miooife Bertrand $500
Grant Mufif-SiI6erues ubraeh1uIe
mo W1iin3e.
6ruu gnD Girdboff, @lainbietD So
Gcrpncr, gseb., "a. Ms6rs 1916.
sn 5raa Bertha getdIdmain,
Gmngo, 9teb.
8isber baben iOIoeuoe geonier.
|8eifmungen fir's .@oIocne Sud
itattgefunoen, fpelhe Gle. bite. IN
Ser Snohn EGgIiden Gri6iine ber.
|0fimfIidlen molten.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-09

nah where they have been visiting
relatives.
Miss Vivian WilcEer leaves th;s
week to De the CUES. of friends in
Fitzgerald.
Miss Clare Boifeuillette arrives next
week from Macon to be the guest Of
her aunt. Mrs. Charles Doerflinger on
Richmond street.
The many friends of Mrs. George
Haupt will be pleased to know that
she has recovered from her recent
illness.
Mrs. J.. P. Harrell and little daugh-
ter leave this week for Thomaston
Ca. to visit her sister, Mrs. r. e.
Hightower.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Findley, Mrs.
H. S. Garbutt, and Miss Mittie Find
ley left yesterday morning for Jack
sonville where they will spend sever
al days. They made the trip by auto
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Webster are in
Jacksonville for the week During the
| absence of Manager Webster, Miss
Mollie Evans, cashier, will have
charge of the Kress store.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. c. Broughton have
| as their charming guest, Miss Rachael
Herman, of Scotland, Ga.
I During the absence of Mr.. and Mrs
Findley little Miss Louise and Master
| Buster" Findley are the guests OF
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Moore. on Norwich street.
Mrs. TIL F. Winter returns today
from Atlanta, where she has been for
several weeks.
Miss Lula Bunkley is the guest of
friends in st. Marys. Before return.
ing home she will spend few days on
Cumberland.
Miss Maude Mccullough has as her
guest, Miss Mildred Bishop, of Dublin
Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Rotholz leaves
Sunday for New York.
Misses Sadie and Edna Ferguson
leave next week for New York
Mrs. L. R. Akin, Misses Nell and
Billy, and Master Ted Akin, who
have been spending sometime in the
mountains of North Carolina. returns
home today.
DR.. w. B. Burroughs accompanied
by Miss Lila Burroughs and Mrs. G.
w. Deming, of Oklahoma left last
night for North Georgia.
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A WoMAN'S KINDLY ACT.

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HE COULD HARDLY WALK.

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WHEN VISITING STRANGE PLACES

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