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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
(GingeionOt.)
Sir g8ithuen nnO @aiieu Der Sc
fallcnen.

Gic 2ic6c sunl oltcn GoteuanOc
imO sic 9orm6cr5iofeit an scr
Sdperbcimoeiubten in Gcuti6lauO
mo 0eIterreid bat iib ia alf mar
herIei @eiie ge3ei9t @ionhes II
geibcben, inn ser g2otb rn0 sem
Gleno irniercr liebcn 2nn0slelltc ab'
5ubelfen. gl6er oie 9}ot6 inter oer
6rmcren @epolferlrng Geuti9lanos
1T iebr groB. o&tcienfo6ue
@aterlau.0 Sommlung il
ser Nome eineS meitereu &lones.
8 apitdn Huier bonn 9iieienidliTl
oSaterlano", peldeS in gleu-YorI
internirt it, lpiinidt iiir o6igen eolen
8ped I 0lilion @arf ($250,0O0) 81
iamnleln. Gine 9ln5abl gomen bon
glerpsgorf uno 9rooflpn 6aben eine
&ieleuiabnc Oerfertigt Die SSnnelr
ieite ioa sic 9}anen bon &ereiner
mo &irAengeneinoen ent6nlten, pel'
he fir oieie Sounlng beigetrogen
5abcn Ias @an5e ioa ais 2iebes'
go6e uuo 5igIeid aIs uSou0enir'
nad oem alien @aterlonoe geianOt
meroen.
Inter sen S6eiInc6mern iii aud
oie bieige, eoang. ref. ct. @ouls'
Stride, an ser @de BON 9roaomop
imo @rattsStraBe. 9tdbcres bier
iibcr am nddTtcu Sountog Wlorgeu
i'm @}orgen @otteSoicnIt (oeutld)
Inn 1at1 ll6r, @o6en fir obigen eo'
len 3ped meroen bier cntgcgenge'
nommen rmo prompt eingeianOt mer'
Sen.
&ouG S. s6nah @aitOr
gfr. 312, SiiosFatterion-@orf-9lp
oentibc, OcitcrreidiI6c nuS 1tuOa'
ride 9riessOuIciGen.
100 ylurf nuO 100 SrOncr ant@arts
a0eO. S. 9icncr & GOv
217 CR.gaItimurc.Sh.
(TadrdtS-) 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
Der @cltfrisg bcute pUr ciucm
SaHrc.
6. lRai 1915.

(J}a1 oem 9eribt oeS 0euiiden
@eucralitabes9
Gngliihe sIngriiic ami bic ii
ncu cntriiicnc &6bc GO im Diern
q(bi9uitt icbeiteru.
NiHOenblrg nimgut bic Siio.
Sorts pou Sibon. qleid3eiiia
lampit bic oentidle 5lotte Die
Grandchildren uieoer Die Gitt
forts mcrocH BON Den 9iuiien ac.
iprcnat.
8rracblider @crilcb elmer ans
O1itou poriioBcnocn rliiiihcn
9ruppeunaiic Sibou 81 ent.
icbeH.
,sil G5nli5icn rdumcn bic 9liii.
fen sic game Tinaie5'Sinie. Nic
Geiterrcihcr beieBen Iornou
Der rcdte ,5liilel oes Gr56er5ogS
SSoiep6 Scroinano imO oaran.
idlicBeno Die &aiptmaAt Der glr'
lncc @2adcuien ii6ericbreiten bic
ASislofa aii scr &inie SSiI5no'
2aslo. Gie ndd 9ioroeu iliicl.
tenocn Tbeile Der ruiliideu 9es.
fiocn.9lrmee finoen ale @ege &C.
ipcrrt; i6rc gerliiIte an @eian
acncn @cibiiBcn ilnO ariegSma.
teridI iiuo alIBeroroentliA 6od.
Der Jiiid5lig Der 9iuiien greiit
breits alii Ole Sront 0itlid oes
2upfcwer Safes iIbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06


Gampogne im Snierelie ianitorcr 3u.
itanoe @eriammlimg im ug9eit-
4art 9lccreation Centre gcplont
sSones 6oas, 5iuiideu @reiton.
uno @iooIe.StroBe ais Spiel.
plab beitilumt. gortrog iIber
1tcuer Fro6leme.
Dlapor Ereiton's %rogronm i'm
,yntereiie ioiitdrer 3idtdnoe uuroe
aeitern bon Ir @iaiam $. @eld
uno Der @ereiniglmg iiir Sinoer-
1piclplaBc iuooiiirt. 1r &elh er,
flarte iih 5ii gleider 3eit 6ereit, Ell
ncr gniiforoeruna IN elmer oiientli.
c6cn @eriommhmg am 6reitog, oeu
~. Moi 5u ipredert Solge 81 leiiieu.
9ertreter Scr Icreinigimg iiir &in.
Der. Spielpl1be iprabeu geitern bei'm
DloBor BOZ. inn oenielben Der Inter.
itiiBuua 0icicr organization 5u Der.
limern, inO mohtcn oen 8orihlag,
einc Geriantmhma i'm sNitereiic Der
9cpeaung i'm agacit @ort 9lecreo
tion Centre" ob5ubolten 81 peldler
Sic 5taoiperpalhng 9ieoncr ididcn
ioa. inn iiber sic Gampagne ghli'
idhB 81 ge6eu
Serr See, Der Sefretdr oes Nlogor,
bai bereits cine Siitc iamnltlidcr CT.
sic6eriiden, @oblt6dtigteits. uo
Sanoels. Gereiuiguna auigeitcllt, Die
1u Scr @eriantmhmg am ~. Dlai Gin.
gelooen merocn iolleH in peIHcr
Baltimore oie iauberiie mo aeiin'
ocite Staot in ben &ereinigteu Stoa.
ten. 0as Gbema ein miro
9leuer 2 picIplaB.
NlaDor @reitou bGnahricbtigte &c.
itern Die @ereinigtng fir atnoer.
GpielpIdbe, ooB iie oie Ser Staot &c.
boreuoen 9dnoereieu i'm alien Stub.
belt Der syones 6dlle, meldes crit
tiirslid auiaeiiiat por0en iit, be-
nuben f0nue. Ole III 6ragc ite5en.
sen Sonoereien liegen apiiaeH Der
&reItou. nnO @ioole- -SiraBe. 5rau
Charles eaicot, Die 4rdiioeutin Der
qenanuten 3ereiniauug, batte Elm
oiesbe3iiglides Griuhen an OieSta0t
uerpolting gcridtet
Gonuniidr Qortins pom Iepurtc'
ment fir SiraBen 9einiguug ser
oos gluiiiiaeu oes alieu 6lnB6ettes
bciorgtc. bat Sen 9luitrag cr5alten,
oos SSnitonoicbeu oieies 2ouocs uno
oas glnpilan5cH bon 9diuueu 81 be-
auiiiAtigen
@flaiter gtrbeitcn be-
hleunigt
Siilis. Syngeniau Guncm t6eilte
qeIteru Srn. Compton, Dem @oriiBer
0er &flaiteringS GonniIIioH ulit,
ooB III Scr Colbert. StraBe, 5wiidjct
aerington. uno SoratogasStraBc, am
Iomeritos ndhiter &ohe 9lsp9olt
aelegt, imo oieie Strede 6ereits an
acknowledgement Gaae Dem &erfe6r
ii6ergeben peroen miiroc
Gie Mathematician on ser 8aca'
5traBc. 3piiden Der Srontlim-gtraBc
nmo Grub Siu.glpemue, Oiirftcn in
aiir5c fcrtiggeitellt ieiu m0 ierner lit
in gnisiidjt aciiellt, oaB Baltimore
5traBc puiiheu 6renont. lno Sui
ougIurnnc. iunerbalb Der udhiica
icdJs g2odcu nit 9lspbaltpilaiier per-
le6cu miro
.@ortrog i'm GmpfnngS5im, M,
mcr 0cS DfoDors.
8. 8. &oitouri5a, ons Souiton,
Eeros, Gin Suhuerit1noigcr IN Stcit
er gIngelcgeuAeiteM miro am - 2liai
in Glnpfonas5iuner oes @ia0or
iiber 5teilerAEroblcmc iprehcn mo
3ugleih erfldren, dai uclhe @eile es
ibn aeunaen lit i'll iciner &eimatl.
ituot oie 5teucrrate uou $i.70 alli
$i.30 3il reoii3irca ,Scocr, Der lidl
fiir gtcuerglngelcgcnheilen intcrcl'
iiri fam oieien @ortraa bcipobueu.
SnipcftionS 6a6rt i'm
Safen.
lluicr Seiilna bon Solen Snaes
Ger Meltfriea beute pur Cincm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

o. y
Grbclt ocu Ratb, fimftig me9r 5u
oeroieneu. Dic 5traBc feiu
ShladtbouS. 0lnBtc in einc
ssirtbidait ilebeu. 9ronate
bel 91a6t uno 9lebel oird.
Sir bic GItern ieitaebolten.
nGinoringlihc" &eriou.
gSegen onge6liAer 9lidtberiorglng
ieiner 6amiIie murOe seiteru GborlcS
s. Guofi in DER uoro6itliden go.
li5eiitotion &ihtcr Slit porgeiiibrt.
Gnoff erfldrte. Dob CT felt ldngercr
8eit frdnflih eeipeien iei ino OoB er
mr 50 prp 2Sohe oeroiente Der
9fibtcr mics ibu an, ieiner 6rali ieoe
gGodcn minOeitens einen Dollar ob-
5ulieieru imO oornad 81 trodten
fiinftigbiu etlpoS mebr 5il DeroieneH
ouoeruiaaS a. i'm nod Dem gIrbets.
bans icnoen miilic.
Sdladtetc @iibner ouf
Der StraBc.
@cil CT einigc Siibner ouf Der
5troBe getootct lmo oos @Iut nidt
eatiernt 6atte, lmlBtc gcitcrn 8bilip
g9itimcr bon Cir. 2423, Sefferion.
StraBc. wegeu ongcbIi6er Ser
lebuug ser @eiunobeits. @eiebe Dor
9iidter Gliit in Der aorooitllben 80.
li5eiitotioe erideiucn. Gr puroc itrai.
los cntIoiicn noboem er ueriprodeu
bate, Die glutflcden SIT cntierncn
uno in 3ufunft feine Siibner mebr
in Der Strobe gu id1lodtcn.
q 6le6te8 GcIIcfti rem.
Sn Der oitliden @oli8eiitatioH
muroen geltern bier @}atroien SSo6u
@root &aul @ant, NenrB Suman
lno @iaiam Erego inter Der 9ln.
i6uloiglng oes ongeblid uugebiibr.
li6en @etrogens NIT ie ST unO 9o-
tcn beitraft. gilbert 9lrent BON gar.
S03, Siio.8roaomaD, be5Gugte, Dob
er bon ocn @ieren 80 Gents, Die iie
ibm nod ic6ulOig maren, coIleftiren
moQte, moriiber oieielben drgerlidb
mur0en uno er ihlieBlib ieiner Si-
herhpif meoen in cine g4irthImoft
flieben muBte.
0Hrdbrenuerin feitge.
baltcn.
0ie 10 Sabre alte Bertha 9. SSa-
cobs pou g(nnopolis, Dlo., Ole am
a. 9lpril aus Dem @lternbnuie ilob
lno eeiteru Morgen flr5 nad Wlit.
ternodt i'll cinem Souie i'm 1100-
gIod ser SanoUer StroBe perboftet
moroen mar, muroc in Der iii0lihcn
@oli5eiItotion unter DER glnihulOi'
qung. ongebIid eiue unUerbeiIerlic6e
W}inocrjGbrige uno ouBerbol6 Der
0emalt iDrcr GlterH 5il iein, oem SSSu-
oenoqeriht ii6ermieicn. Gin Mma,
rer oos W31oAcn bceinfluBt boben
IoQ, miro BON Der @oli5ei geiudt.
NluB 2 b ooen gut ma d G ~.
Ger Wunitious. glrbeiter eugene
8. Iii9cr Don @ooObcrrD Scr ami
Donucritog glbcuo in oen 6rudt
looen BON 5olpntord Gulotta ylr.
1920, g9eit@oltiroreiiroBc 9laeS
fur5 ino fIein idlla, tpiiroe eeitern
lit Scr iiiopeltlid(u @ol5eiitatiou
pon Ric6ter Eornoaon nit $5 mno
Soften bcItraft. 9tuBcroem muBtc
cr pcripreAen ocn ongeridtetcn
Sdoocn I'M 9etraee bon $3.50 gut
81 modem
mGinorinelidc" @erior.
TrobOem cr ous oem Dauic BON
Dr. ggm. g9. @cll. gir. 722. 98eit.
2crinaton.StroBc, gclpieicu poroea
mar. Deriudte ser So Sabre olte &il-
liam 8. 0unfcrlD bon 9h. 4l0, 0lt
Glare9lpenue, mieoer6olt IN Oalielbe
cin6u0ringen luH cine im 3wcitcn
Stodiperf mo6uenoe &eriou 8lt iebcn
81 puroc iAlieblid uerbaitet lmo
meGcn on9eblid iui9ebiibrli1cn 9c.
troaeus BON Aidter ,So6annien III DER
peiiIiden @oli6eiiiotion nit SO uno
Soften beitroit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
GMiffsfarten

pom uno nan EeutihIaro iro De-
iierreid.llnearn iiber gfotterOam umo
Rem YorT. @eIOienouuaen nad Gu
ropn.
SDeO. 8. Tiener e &c.,
217 Cit.gSaItimOre-Stry
.@dralS-l 243 SiiO'Sruu0waa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

EcIgarapAIIdIer MrlIerberIdlt.

2Ius oen iibrigen gun0es gsetter.
Neobadtngs .Stotionen muroeu ole
iolaeuoen 66diten Eemperohlren,
Die I'M $ llbr aeiteru 9lbeno berri6.
ten. berIhtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

pSptb's Dicie geomo olocnbes Gperuae'
perlQlfc
EpunerliNa. 6teing @amlidn MlutlNee Mlp
glbenns WI Erpnniprc"
,,NaDcnN Ebe IemnierS"
,sDipppblumc" AnitocDiud unO 2ednofbllocr.
,,AarniaHO 9iauoebue unb 20dnbeluilocr.
Hnt9ifabruiie"- ~ &air Of Sircs.
,Wl0fDlnup JpucD Club" Rom 1. bis ~.
lidi 5rnbidbrs Jiennen 5u Rimlso.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

glieoerorud balt aageneiu iibcr
Dem 2au6e an init 9luSnabmc im
Siiocn nit baupti1dli6em Irud
iibeg 2lIberta llno g1eDooa bceleitet
bon Regen III 0en atlantiihen Stoa.
icn bon gloro Carolina noh Silo.
yleirGnglano, oen ScasRegionciL
ocm oberen G9io. Ibul imo Den glur0.
@ociiic Stoaten. Sn anoereu 1bei.
len mar oas g9ettcr flor.
Sic Ieuperattren paren i'm 9la.
gcueircn bober uno iibcr Dem iaiions
mdBigen Dur1idnitt 6itlib scr Aodu
DlotntaiHs imo beionoers III SEN
6lad .5taaten ipd6reno mcitliA oer
@cbirae Die Ieriperatlren geiaaen
limo. @iit einisen 9lusna6men miro
pos g9etter 6elite mie am 5orntoq i'm
alllgcneinen flat 6itlid ocs @2iiiiiiip.
pit5laiicS limo etpnS ludrmer Ill 0eu
1cesRegionen uno Den mittelatlanti.
itben Staotcu ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

sir UlarDlalo uto oen Iiitrift
Gotambia 6eute fIor weitIidc g8inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

EIntb


0.82 Ml0raeng nn0 0.89 9I6en0s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
The People, Can
date
For The
Legislature.


|'aost cases ARE mob sesnliaeraln'
Mr. sacnsefyiees. Az eyrrY meet,
ins II the Legislature salaries y
nigh sdtnlals afe rilisad ilew I'LL
lleles rreail:l aud he ll.bqrilsl
class of ;iepllAc san mast help Il
carry on the courts, must Ii, mes
eases reader their service traits
This IL not right and II put h, !
real test. woald not hold ~ con
sIila,imai.
4 ! layer tilc ealargt meat N
Dickson county by taking IN.
BY iegislalinm the strip VI terri
try from Hickman county.
Ninety eight per cent. " ihs
i.eople i, said strip want ~ l,t
IL Dickson county. II
would mean stane sixty 0r sevelr
= u l354A
~ ltlaussld dollars wns.h 81
lax aided To this eoals.
". and 4 citizenship, whose Inter-
. is are linked with the county \
II HE matter of tiasie
and Otherwise | would al.puse
detssl,ing any TSart Of Dickson
roant whicl, could not be dpre
st,ustlsaliauallys wl.liaus the com
sent II the Iseorle. and HI view
IA X *
Of the fArl that The taxpayers u
this county are tied VI by i Lon-
'ied debt. Sssny arguInsnt IL.
ficctiag upon NY candidacy n
this respect caunct hold good
and should not lie gwen any com
sitleration by llic voters. u.
lAyer sl t..aa e l l.Ils
d rcl,eel and bsls~r sssariss M,
rural district ttachefs,; the FslIox
BIT; mite stringent : Y ]!
nerA,w~ lrsi@latinn @',.s . n $500 4. 4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
He. THOMPSON
Makes Formal His An
ssesfssessssss fog the H
Legislature.

10 the Voters Of Dicksnn Cnanty
Having outlined through fix
Dickson newspapers INV position
upon a few vital issues that should
be legislat,d upon, md l.ayi,'s
been met with a iifarly response
from large number Of voters IL
the county tlrat they were hearth
ly in sympathy With my ylcwS, ]
hereby annuunce my caai'tiscy
foe The Legislature. subject H.
the action ri the Democratic
party.
In the first place The voters u
Dickson County may rest ASSURED
that II they honor me by anoni-
inatien and election thai will
stand true 10 every pledge, and
use NY Letl efforts 70 SECURE reg
isia,ion along the lines stipulated
heretofore. and in other matters
looking to rrtfcnchment aud re-.
form IL the affairs Of the county.
III my declaration fasering the
repeal Or amendment 81 shs Jaf-
via law A. that witnesses In all
enar. cases BE- paid for their ser
vices. whether the cases n which
they ARE witnesses are sastainsd or
not, I,aillaase nav isss.- silarts 10
bring ~ aibMs This change. This
INV I, uatsir ansimjast. Men ae
required ID leave ll,eir farm and
~. aaa .ss~rd ranr. sd ~
! y 4 4 K m ifA v
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11

M H MI II Nh Nm ~ NJ s 18Th sSsaa
st'laFsesrsslt II IN, Ill aatEir
sllaass u ~ assss III ~
~ slat IL iliAts NJ aay
i1ickzo u tlsslslts - w \ !
lIfk III ! i'lAIa tl.zls tslats sI.r
psepls anslsps sIssi<d \ -
HI svsssns ii sIse zl,alv sls
~ishass nv strings tisa " ius.' \
hai .stlrf II sluva i ,lsisaa I
slasen iisiars than II eaill say
saessoa il'folsgls ssaiarIresstsss.
lslaa = vas ll,e case \ s,,lr pres.
sas Representative ana others
prior n INN; hence lhass sthd
n make my l,,,ss..:;Iess l,Iain III The
pcst con certain Questions. - |
vii N osIisI matters during tIe
|esnil,aigv.
II will BIZ feinenbsfs,i hsfuIe
wiienl nude tha sace against nr.
siathis | was ,!e,aiasd III home
s't account n The iIlarsa aud II.
nal dtaii, II MY wife. III mailing
this raes ! viii y Handicapped ii
many respects, being ieft ii. charge
VI four snail ci,iiaren, WHO are
sieptivedsa 4 a,oslrrs eav; hpnee
! viii nos b. permitted III nake
Y psrsonai canvas 81 tho county
but later Of, must make NY
claims known n tie rcople BY n
speech making tour III lke county.
! rsler tl,s l'rnpe d Dickson
County % my record m aa olIiciai
q lhe town 81 Dickson. and 10
the almost unanimous vote | u.
eeive,i from my home district
people when liaaae the race two.
years age.
Il, conclusion, I earnestly 70.
licil llls support 81 The voters II
Dickson Gpuaty, promising them,
tint ! viii stand firm u evcrv
pledge II elected.
Very Respectfully,
y / XII THflMpSf1N
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11

most cases arr not fefnNnerAlAsl
Mr. sacn services. Az every meets
ins II the Legislature .aiaries N
nigh officials ate rsisrd, l,ew III
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-01
WISSLER KILLS
LARGE EAGLE
NEAR MILTON

MILTON, Ind, Feb. walter Wiss.
Ter, who lives about seven miles south
Of Liberty, recently killed large
eagle. 1t had been disturbing the poul-
try yard and was perched on tree
near the house. The bird was seven
feet and six inches from tip to tip of
wings and three feet from point of
beak to tip of tail. Its feet were the
color of gold and its black ,alOns were
an inch long. Its beak was so curved
that he could hold the bird by hook
ing the beak over his finger. Mr.. Wiss-
Ter. who ia brother of Lawrence
Wissler of east Of town and of Miss
Abbie Wissler Of near Abingdon, killed
a wild cat in that vicinity about three
years ago. Miss Mary Stills returned
to Abingdon to her school Sunday.
This is the first she has taught since
her recent illness. A substitute was
placed In charge -. The Milton band
enjoyed a fine rehearsal Sunday after
noon at the hall. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
curgus Beeson were delayed several
hours at Cincinnati by freight wreck
while en- route to Florida Mrs. Fl.
M. Hoffman was called to Westfield
Sunday by the death Of her father.
funeral services were conducted today.
Nv. II. Cant of Roanoke. is visit
inr his sister, Mrs. Charles Wolfgang
and family. :. j.. The Rebekah lodge will
meet Tuesday evening. The members
are invited to all be present. The
Eastern Star will meet Wednesday
evening. The members are invited to
all be present. The Christian church
orchestra had rehearsal at the
church, Sunday afternoon. The Rev.
Charles Elliott was sick and unable to
be at Friends church, Sunday. Mr..
Morrison of Earlham filled the pulpit.
-. Mrs. Elwood Beeson continues to
improve. Mrs. Gertrude Morris Is stay
with her.. Mr.. and Mrs. John Muir
ply entertained at a reception din
ner, Sunday at their country home,
south of town. in honor of their son,
James Murphy and bride. The house
was very pretty in its decorations in
which the color scheme of red, and
white prevailed and the flowers en-
ployed, the carnation. An elegant
three course turkey dinner was
served. Place cards were In the form
of cupids in color scheme and favors
were small white boxes ornamented
with pink cupids, containing candies
in the color scheme. The guests weer
Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy honor.
Mr. and Mrs. o. II. Beeson, DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Kniese and daughter,
Pauline Of Cambridge City, Victor
Knapp, Of Fort Wayne, Mr.. and Mrs
r. A. Connell and family with Miss
Nora Murphy, who teaches at Rich
mond Miss Burris of Earlham was
the guest Of Miss Irene Crook over
Sunday. The Boosters club will not
meet until the roads get In a better
condition. Prof. and Mrs. Thomp.
son spent over Sunday at Shelbyville
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-01
An Easy Way to Get
Fat and Be Strong

The trouble with most thin folks
who wish to gain weight is that they
insist on drugging their stomach or
stuffing it with greasy foods; rubbing
on useless flesh creams" or follow
ing some foolish physical culture
stunt, while the real cause Of thinness
goes untouched. You cannot get fat
until your digestive tract assimilates
the food you eat.
There is preparation l-nown to re-
liable druggists almost everywhere
which seemingly embodies the missing
elements needed by the digestive or.
gans to hel pthem convert food into
rich, fat-laden blood. This modern
treatment is called ,Sargol and has
been termed the greatest of flesh
builders. Sargol aims through regen-
erative. re-constructive powers to coax
the stomach and intestines to literally
soak up the fattening elements of your
food and pass them into the blood,
where they are carried to the starved,
broken-down cells and tissues of your
body. You can readily picture what
result this amazing transformation
should produce as with increased
weight the cheeks fill out, hollows
about neck, shoulders and bust disap-
pear and from 10 to 20 pounds of
solid, healthy flesh is added to the
body. Sargol is absolutely harmless,
inexpensive, efficient. Glen Thistle
thwaite's four stores and other leading
druggists of this vicinity have it and
will refund your money if you are not
satisfied. as per the guarantee found
in every package.
NOTE-Sargol is recommended only
as flesh builder and while excellent
results in cases of nervous indigestion,
etc., have been reported care should
be taken about using it unless a gain
of weight Is desired.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-01

Life insurance, which was intro
duced into Japan in 1881, is very pop,
ular and has doubled in extent each
decade
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-01
WANTED

OLD FIDDLERS AND MUSICIANS
CONTEST, Gennett theatre, Satur-
day night. Feb. IL Uincoln's birth
day.. Fun in big punches. Be there.
29-7f
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Events in Economy
BY N. n. Edwards.

Miss Ruth Jackson returned from
Richmond Saturday evening". :. Miss
Ruth Parry has been very i'll with grip
the past few days. Charles Hunni-
cult spent Saturday at Richmond. g.. .
Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. Replogle and chill
dren were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bartlett Sunday. Roy Half
fond made trip to Richmond Satur.
day. Mr. and Mrs. Norm Lacey and
children returned to Richmond Mon
day. Oliver Wilson is suffering with
stomach trouble. .. Wayne and Paul
Williamson were Sunday afternoon
visitors of Charles and Elmer Gibson.
....J. o. Ballenger has bought the
Blue Skies farm Of Mrs. Ada Ballen-
ger. Mrs Lulu Cain is having the
grip. George Johnson ate dinner
Sunday with Frank Swain and family
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-01
SCRATCHED 10 YEARS
HEALED IN ONE WEEK
Finally Cured by Using One Dollar

VHho'y SuiSo ny OoiH9 OHS OOIIdi
Bottle Of AmoIox.
One bottle of Amolox cured me. For
ten years suffered with eczema of the
scalp, my head being covered with
scales and scabs. l tried everything
recommended and everything adver-
tised without relief until l bought a
bottle Of Amolox. 1t relieved the itch
ing at once and one bottle entirely
cured my eczema. I heartily and
cheerfully recommend it to all suffer
ers of this horrible disease
James w. Seward, Brazil, Indiana
AmoloX ointment will quickly re-
move. pimples on the face, blackheads
and clear up muddy complexion.
Trial size, soc. Bad cases of eczema,
psoriasis, salt rheum, letter, lasting
for years, require both Amolox solu-
ton and ointment to effect a cure
Recommended and guaranteed by the
A. G. Luken Co.-Adv.>
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County Deaths
CARL BENNINGER.

MILTON-The funeral services of
the later Master Carl Benninger were
conducted from the home, Monday aft
ernoon at two o'clock, the Rev. F. C.
Mccormick officiating. There were
many beautiful flowers and the pail
bearers were composed of young
friends. The interment was made at
the Westside cemetery. Marshall Nc
COLLEEN, of Connersville, visited his
mother, Mrs. Josie Johnson, the week
end. Mr.. and Mrs. McCollem are
moving from Connersville to Indianap-
oils. where he will enter the employ
of former employers
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LODGE CALENDAR

Richmond council No IS, Jr. o. U.
A. NJ, meets Monday night at 1880
in the Vaughan hall, over 10 Main
street Fred Cordell, councillor;
JOSH e. Highley, rec. secretary.
Uniform Rank, Jr G.. u. A. M. meets
Tuesday night at 1880. Theodore
Whitney, captain; c. Perry, company
clerk
Pride of Richmond council No Is,
Daughters of America, meets on Wed
nesday night at o'clock. Eva Mon
roe. councillor; Rosetta Hosier, rec.
secretary.
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WANTED-Roomers 221 S. 9Th St
modern. SLIT
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F|REMEN GET FUNDS

EATON, O., Feb. 1.-Seven mem
bers of the volunteer fire department,
who were severed from membership
by council the first Of the year, par
ticipated recently in division of
money in the treasury, each receiving
S22. Considerable contention develop
ed when the former members asked
for a division of the funds
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Deaths in Preble
EMANUEL GRAY.

EATON-Funeral services for Eman-
uel Bell Gray, SO, who died at his home
hare Sunday. following a years i'll
ness, We're conducted Tuesday morn
ing at 8 o'clock at his late home by
the Rev. J. C. Shaw, Of the Methodist
church Burial was at Lewisburg, in
this county. He is survived by his
wife, two sons and one daughter. A
brother. DR.. F. c. Gray, resides in
Dayton.
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MARGUERITE ACTON.

EATON--Funeral services for Mar
guerite. aged 21s years. daughter of
Mrs. Harley Acton, who died here
Sunday, due to an attact OF spinal
meningitis. were held Tuesday after
noon In Christian church and were in
charge Of the pastor, the Rev. Med.
,Howsare. Burial was in Mound Hill
cemetery.