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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-07-26
Public Library Entertainment.

; The musical entertainments be given
in the Maryland Theatre on next Friday
evening, August Bird. promises 10 he
one OF the very best ever given 10 Oak
land ard will be participated in by
large number of the young people and
children Of the town. The program
will include many excellent features in
addition to the musical numbers and
as the proceeds are to be devoted to a
most worthy cause, it is hoped the
public will be liberal in its patronage.
The debut of Miss Littlebilt will be
given in panorama by the children
selected to take part. A spectacular
presentation of Dawn. " in the dance
of the firefiies viii be one of the leading
features. to be followed by ar operetta
entitled. The Flower Nymphs' Sur
prise, " presented ny the young ladies'
and gentlemen, will be an attraction of
merit.
The music will be especially fine and
will consist of both instrumental and
vocal selections.
A complete program for the enter
tajnment will be printed in these col
ums next week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-07-26
Children's Day Services.

There will be children's day service
held in the grove near Steiding School
House August 18th, beginning at 1870
p. m. There will also be a program
rendered in the evening at 8 p. m.
Everybody will find a hearty welcome.
22.3t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-07-26
STATE OF MARYLAND
h-1.- IL. 80 20,

To the Local Board for Garrett County.
By virtue of the authority vested in
me by regulations prescribed by the
President pursuant to an Act of Con-
gress entitled IAN Act to authorize the
President to increase temporarily the
Military Establishment of the United
States approved May Is, 1917, l.
Emerson c. Harrington Governor of
the State of Maryland acting for and by
the direction of the President, do here
by. in accordance with said Act and reg
ulations, notify the Local Board for
Garrett County that the net quota to be
furnished by said Local Board under a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-07-26

At the Garrett county Creamery this
week we will pay IS cents per ID. for
Butter Fat. Advertiser ent. 52tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20
gOIenterer pcrbaitet.

@eterSburg, IS. Sepetcmber.
9hlslarosminiiter Sereiihcnfo
matte bellte gl6eno betauut, oaB
ale @2atroieu melde fiir3Iid an Der
9lieoermeselrug Der Giii5iere anf
Dem riliiiiden Shladtidiii Metro.
poploOef" in ScliiueiorS tbeilnab-
men, 0erbaitet poroen iino.
Sine Gepeide aus SOeiio iagt. oaB
Die oorti9en NlorimaIiiteu in ser glr.
NEE itorf oegen oen 9eiebl Oes gre.
miers aerensfp. @olitif in Der 9lr-
NEE oIs5uidaltenL iiuO. Sbr Gretii.
tiu.9lot6 0erlanst Die 9l6ibaifing ser
Eo0esitraie,
gS0brenO Der groBcn llnru6cn III
9eopo-EoberfaSf, Der SouptItoOt oeS
SerritoriumS ser Eon-aoiiadcn. Der.
lommelte iid ein aoiiaden.Roib, nm
iiber Den fiir5Iiden 9efe6l iiir 0ie
Ger5aitlng BON @eneroI aolcoiue 5u
per6an0eln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20
SdliUcOcn's SaItnns.

@oi6inetom 10, September.
Sdipeoen's omtlidc 3uriid6oI.
hmg in 9etreff Der 9lufoedlng 5c.
tretdr Saniine's iiber ocn glnt6eil.
Den ieine oiplomatiide 2leenten IN
Der llebermittIing BON 0eitiden 0e.
peiden genomnen bat, meroen bier
ais elm Mantel angeie6eu, binter Dem
ielbitOeritdnoIi6e hmere 9leiorlnea
peroedt weroen, Oie @erleecu6eit er.
5cugten.
9eamte 0es Stoots.Deportcments
poIlteu beute oie T6otiade uidt Der.
beimliben, Dab Die Ser. Stoateu oen
unantliden glusOrud oes 9coouernS
rno Der @ntriiIhing BON gloniral
&inoman oem N}iniiter fiir ouspdr.
tige 9IngeIegenbeiten in StodboIm
ols aufridtig eemeinto BON Seiten oes
idweoiiden golfes aune6meu mir.
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20
gSOS SOOc abbcrmfen.

Serr @eorge Oe6m, @atte BON
5rau GbriitiHa $. 90. Se5m, lit ge.
tern in ieiner 8e6oulung, g1r. 312,
&or0- -@al6ounitraBe, nod l6ngerem
&eioen oeitorben. @r mar 50 Sabre
alt unO Yrdiioent ser Sebm.56effer
GompanD, elmer 6efonnten &unoen.
ibneioer-6irma in g8r. 410, 98eit.
9aItimOreitrobe. Gie Belt ser Be
cr0igung lit nod nicbt feiteelett.
@IoBlib eeitor6en lit geitern 6rau
&oia @ol5, geb. @leidmann unO
Satin BON 96ilip gol5, einem lang.
idbrieen gGngeitellten Ger Sirma q.
S1iumoder & So. Ole @eeroigune
iinoct ON Sonitas @ormittaa Inn 10
ll6r bonn Sroier6nitie, gtr. 514, Siio.
9roaowap, aus ouf Dem 9ouoon-
Ynrf- 6rieo6oie ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20
QSOlisci6nnSe Ocrfanft.

giap imO &oper, oie 5pei aoli5ei.
6unOe, mel9e Dor orei Sabren bon
England inlportirt iporoen waren
murOen geitern Wloreen in Dem
Stale ser 6irmo aine.Sosbad 60.
gir. II, g8or0.SiebitraBe, Derouftio.
nirt. Or. George 6. @esefartb
@rdiiOent Ger Samilton Seig6ts De.
belopment Co., fulifte 9iaD fiir $75
9ioper puroe BON Srn. 6. Gropc fin
$40 eritanoen.
Iie beioen Srmoe botteu nidt bic
ouf iie geiebten @rpartlugen erfiiIt
meSbaIb iib oaS @oli5ei-Gcpartcment
eutidloB. sic S6iere 81 Uertaufen.
Sie batten Dem Geportemcnt, elm.
idlieBlib Der Eransportfoitcn, imee.
i16r 5000 eefoiiet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20
glalm OIift ucridlluanS.

9[ugiit Soroe6 BON 9lr. 1907
9torO %otterion @orf.Ape., murOe
mlf Der Ereppe Dor Dem Sauie franf.
Or. Ser5oe, 81 Dem er gebradt wur.
Oe, 6e6aiiptete, Saroeb lite ani6ei-
memo an @ltediilberOereiitlne Sar.
0eb pcrlieB oas Sais in ser 9fidtung
BON Seioer's Dump al ser G6aieitr.
ano lit ieitOem trot alien Su6ens
nidt 9efunoen por0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20
starG am @asucraiftnna

Der "a Sabre alte 9lobert @linn
bon yaeiu-Dorf, Der am 0ieuitog in
6epuBtloiem 8ultonoe in cinem nit
@as gefiiIlten 8immer in Dem Snuie
9lr. 9, Siio-6rontitraBe, aufeeiun-
SEN ipuroe, itarb eeitern I'M @}erco-
Soipitol. 9lls oie &oli5ei OeS 0it-
Ii6en 0iiirifts in Oos Simmer eii-
brad, mar Elm 6reun0 ocS Geritor-
benen ser 35 Sabre nlte SSaco6
eftime, ebenfaQs BON 93eu-yorf, be.
reits to0t. @iinn itarb, o6ne Oas 9e-
wuBtiein erlangt 5u babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20
Tiir Elm SrintaetrauF.

Gas bon SEQ. @iintber eebrnilte
Bier 1T oas bette. GieIe geurtbeiler
bon Bier erfIdren, Oab es irgeno ei-
mem eritfIaiiigen ausIdnoiIden Bier
aIeidfommt @era0e oas Dina fit
oen 6amiIienee6rand. Geines 2Ero-
ma, better @eidmad uno iebr n1br.
fr1itig. 1ireft bon Der grauere'
Onrb sic neueiten Ylaidinen aboe
fiiut, poourd aagemeine geinbeit ae
iidert miro. ailte 81. @bone:
@oIfe 90.
(Suni1S.tS.iNo.4o) (Qlna.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20

0ertrnn5" om S0nntd9, 0ef 3U.
September, ocranitoltet, miro ocr
,,6robIinn" Iic6 6et6eilieen. 9lls Ge.
Iegoten ser .Gereinieten Sdnger"
murOeu 0ie Serrcn @oul 3erowsti
imO 9}idaro @raeb wieocserwGblt
Serr saul 3eromSfi mar om SOnn.
tao no9 @bilooelp6ia geia6ren I'M
Dem Oortigen ,,9ieoerfrnn5", einem
befreumOeten @eiongOercin an Ser
Golumbia-9lpenue, ieine 9luiparting
81 MAIDEN. 9lm acknowledgement
Gage beeob er iih nab @loucelter,
0.-Dy no er oen internirtcn Gee.
leuten Ser beidIagnabmten 0ampfer
n&bein", n9ledar~ imo Bulgaria
Ole ber5liditen @riiBe oes GereinS
iibermitteIte.
Nlit Dem @rfoIg, Sen ser n6ro6-
finn" mO sic .Sarmonie4 Iebtbin
i'm nGannitatter @arf" nnldBlid oes
oroBen GoIfsfeites er5ieIt 6ubeu,
i6eiuen beioe @eiqnoOereine oo0aui
5uirieoen 81 iein.
n@ c iteu0 9ie0erfron3."
SSn nSeinrid'S Soac" an ser 8re.
oerid-9lOenue muroen geiiern oie
SdliBOor6ereitungen fir Oas 6ani.
lien-@icnic getrofien, ooS ser ,,g9eIt.
ems 9ieoerfron5" am Sonntag, ocn
80. September, in ,9enferts Gart~
peranitaltet. Sine 3uidriit ser Ser
cinigten Sduoer", Die So5resber.
Iammlung uno 8eomtenpa6l betrei.
fenO, lag Dor. Gie N1italieoer oeS
@eIoneOcreins peroen an Ger glbeuo.
llrterbaltlng rmo 0em San5frGn3den
tbeiInebmen, 6os bonn ,NloItfe-Ci.
Giitrift gfr. 115" am GienItag, oen
%. September, in nSeinri9S Sale"
o6ge6olten miro.
SerieD'S SGnger fir
Sdngerfeit 9(ufi6ub.
Stewart, 10. September. Die
GerbGnoe iopobl, ols' audi 0ie elm.
5elnen Gereine iinO i'm 9lagemeinen
ale fir 9hlfi6ub oes g2ationoIen
SdngerieItes in Baltimore, bis ser
6rieOen wieoer einge5oeeu lit. 9luf.
gei6o6en lit nic6t oufgebo6en, lm0
5weifeIlos miro oos %. gumoes.
SdngerfeIt Oos oroBte pcrocn mel.
DIES sic nelc @elt ie gcieben bat.
S5re erIte Geleeoten-9erIamm.
hing nod Sen 6ericn 6obcn sic Scr.
einigten Singer bon Icluorf inter
Dem &oriibc 0es Nicc.@rdIiSenten
Nsfar Ebrm in 0&riiger's 9(u0ito.
rum" abge6oIten Man trat fir oen
9lufl6u6 oes Sdn9erieItes in 9olti.
more Elm, bis iib oie 3citber6dltniiie
gebeiicrt baben.
Sn Der Terlammlllng ser .|erei.
nigten Singer bon SuOion-@ountD"
YrdIioent IS. @eorei, puroe oen Ser
einen alt1 enlpioblet fir einen 9(ui.
i6ub oes 9aItimorer Sdugerfeites
5u ItimHen. 0ie 9lntporten miiIIen
bis ipGteitens om 30. Septcm6cr in
SGnSen oes Sefretdrs s. gS. Suld.
mann gtr. 1927, 9toro s. StraBe,
Fbilaoelpbia, fem, morouf beionoers
oifmerfiam gemabt mir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20

9lt. SOLID 98..S.. 10. Sept.
Sci Der Golliiion eines 9lutomobils
init einem 8uge Scr n@enniploonia
@iieubobu~ murOc Ger 80 Sabre alte
Chauffeur SS. sSrnnf @obcl bon
GoaleSOiIle, ga, get0otet lno Der
3obImeiiter SorrD SRBou BON Camp
Gir. bel SSriebtion 9a.SSy beoeufIb
herLebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20
Der lIutcrIdIasnns bcidjnlOiat.

Inter Der 8ei6ul0igling, 5000 III.
tcriblaeen 5u 6aben wuroe geitern
Ser % Sabre oIte SarolO 9lbro6omS
BON 9ioenel Seigbts bon Oen Octet
tios 9raOlep inO 9(rmitrong BON.
Saitptqiartier feiteenommen iinO IN
Die weitli9e @oli5eiitation eingelie-
fert, no er beilte einem @crbor unter-
Sogen miro. 9l6ro6ams lit Elm glnge-
iteuter Ser befannten Seifeniirma
uGoIgate Company, Snc." gelpeien
itno ioa na9 9lneoben Oes bieiigen
@ertreters Der Gompaenie, 9lmbler
9. GroB, @de 9erineton- ilno Eoca.
Str, Sen @etrag BON 5000 fiir sic
SSirma cloeftirt unO nidt a6gelieiert
1aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20
fSran indlt ilren @atten.

Moricbaa Garter wurOe eeiiern
BON 6rau Senro 8oebed bon 9loa.
ilofe, @n.. eriu1t, oen 9tufentbaltS.
ort ibreS @ntteu ser felt Dem 4.
QlusuIt OeridpunOen lit imO iid in
Baltimore ouf6alten ion. ausfinoen
3r mollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20
Gr ou6 Oos gcitc in i6m.

VI VuU Gus Oellc III IUnI.
Erouer6eidliie onIdBIit5 Oes SoOes
BON @iaiam 3. Stone bonn repu.
bIifaniiden StoOt-Gonite ouqe.
nommeu. ~ Gomite orgauiiiri
iicb lmO trifit gorbereituuacn fiir
oie nG1ite Gonpogne.
Srauerbeibliiiie onlGBliD 0eS So-
oes oeS geItern Miorgen 6eeroigtcu
friiberen repu6litonii6en SSii5rers
g9iQiam 3. Stone murocn geitcul
9l6enO in DER @erlammhng Oes re.
publifaniiden Sta0t.Gomite'S onqe.
nonlmen Die in Oen &1umen OeS
Union Seugue-@lu6s ltottfono. SeOe
@orO mar in ser @erIannlluug Der
treten @eorge g9. Cameron inter
breitete Oie folgenOeu Srauer6eidliii-
ie, Die cinitimmig oneenomnen wur-
oen:
nSSn 9lnbetro1t, ooB ser Staat
NfnrDIan0 un0 0ie Stoot Baltimore
0urb Oen GoO Oes 9ld0t6. @iQiom s.
Stone einen i6rer prominenteitcn
giirger berlor, Der iopo6l i'm Silent.
li6en ais au6 I'M 8riDotle6en megea
ieineS G6orafterS un0 angenebmer
perionIider YerionolitGt, iopie iei-
mes oagreiiioen SSntereiies umO Der.
Dorragenoer Stelllmg i'm @emeiu.
meien bod geibGtt wuroe, unO
Sn 9ln6etroht Dob oic repltblifa-
niicbe Yartei in Oieier StaOt imO
Den Staate unO in i6ren notionalen
Sronsoftionen einen ltorfen mGhti-
gen inO ag9reiiiOen 6ii6rer OerIor,
uno
Sn 9(n6etradt, OoB cr mG6reno
ieiner 6enerfenspert6en Gorriere
OnS 9(mt oes Carbohydrates, oe5
Slmoes- 3olleinn6mcrs, OeS Ger
geont-at-girms Oes rcpu6lifonii6en
giotionol Counties einna6m umO in
ollen Oieien grobe geiitiae 9luffoi-
ilngsgobe unO @refutiofG6igfeit an
Den Gage legte, un0
SSn 9ln6etrodt OaB er Oiele $o6le
lang Elm 6ii6rer ser repli6lifanii6en
Yortei in ser Staot Baltimore mar
uno 6ereiitpilligit lmO o6ne 9iid6alt
Oas Bette, ipas in i6m mar, ser 60r-
Oerlng Der @arteiintereiien miomete,
ielbit nit groBen perionli6en Spfern
md6rcnO zines ieincr groBen @crfe
Scr &anIpf gegen Die 9ei6rdnfung
Oes @o6Iredts mar.
Gnber lei es bonn republifanii1en
StaatS Central Gomite bon 9olti-
more beibloiieu, OnB mir Our6 Sen
500 OeS 9l6tb. g8iQiam 3. Stoue
einen fd5i9en 9otbeeber, einen gltcu
6ii6rer perloren boben einen NiamL
oem Die @abe Der Organization uno
oie 666igfeit, politiiAe %ro6leme 81
loien gcgeben mar, ser feline mge-
w06nliden 6G6iafeiten nit Sam
piesirelloe benltbte, o6er INNER obnc
Siebe fir finnn5iellen @epinn
Sei es ferner beiblollen, OaB mir
imiere tieiIIe Spmpat6ie ser 6amilie
OeS &eritor6enen oorbringen, oea
9ireern anIdBlid Oes @erIuItes ei-
mes fGbigen 9fat6ge6erS uno oggreI-
iioen 9efiirworters i6rer beIten Su-
tereiien Oen Staote onIGBlicb OeS
GerluItes eines 5iibrers, OeiIen Chr
gei5 es mar, Dem oifentliden @o6le
81 Oieuen, unO lnieren republifoni.
iden Gollegen megen oeS &erIuiteS
zines perioulihen un0 poIitiihen
Nlitor6eiters, oeiien Seben 0en bod
item 3ielen uno Dem Grfolge ieiner
Yartei geipiomet mar"
Gas Gonlite orgoniiirte iicb nod
9luna6me ser SrouerbeIGliiIie ourcb
ole @o6l Der iolgenOen 9eamtcn:
Somes 9l. @arD, ir., @oriitenOer; 6.
s. z. @oulO, &iiIfS-@oriiber; @6aS.
q. &ue6ler, Sefretdr, unO Clinton
.. &iharoion S1abmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20
o.. soItcSl crnOrSef.

@otooio, Soadnoiih-Oiiinoiel,
10. September. Tr. SoItcSj, elm
0iterreihiider @rforidcr, wuroe III
Dem boadnoiihcn Serritoriinu bon
glcu-@uinea ecmdB 9iahridtct, oie
helte bier einIieieI ernIor0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20
germidlte 9cpefdlen.

II 0ie Connecticut EroaeD 60. "
Bat beibloiien, am 1. Oftober oos
SobreelO bon 5 auf 6 Gents oi er.
b0bcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20

q. 9lpou, 3oueinuebmer, @r-@apor
&. Gla0 Eimams, Gomuno s. @o6-
ter, Sobn s. Sonion Charles 6. 9fie-
man s. Sig6lonO @itrus uuo Bil-
liam Oscar 9(noerion, ilin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20
Glcftrifer ueruuoIiidt.

g9illiam 0loron BON glr. 1928,
professionalism, elm 9lneeitellter
Der n8mment6nl-aa6n electric 50. a,
iiel geitern Wlorgen fur5 Dor 8 ll6r
md6reno ieiner Experimentation IN
&Doe's Speilelpirtbicbaft in gtr. 1922,
gtorO-Somaroltr., Oen glui5ugsi6odt
rom erIten Stodmerf in oen Seller
binlntcr un0 500 iih Gerleblmeen 81,
Oie ieine lleberfibrlmg in's Mercp.
Soipital not6menoig madten. gr
batte ii6 einen S1liinelbeinbru6 5u.
ge5ogen. gluBeroem bat er cine
i6linme Sbnittpunoe am 9iuu iib
ouge5ogen. 9ei ieinem Stlir5 iino
i6m mebrere 8d6ne arSgebroden
moroen.
@iebb1noler uno Sbierdr6te pro.
tcitiren eeeen oos &oreeben ser
glderbou-9cbor6 Ole beitimmte, OaB
alles @ieb, welCbes bon bier nod Sir.
ginien geididt meroen ion. bon einem
bon Ser geboroe ernonnteu Gbier-
or5te inipi6irt merOen miiiie, piori-
eenfaus es nidt in @irainien ouge-
nommen lperoen ipiiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20

Sic eSeI6laaer fir Die
Q(Mfmabme bercit.

ariees-Sefretar 9ufer OerIungt wei-
tere $2s74t6,OOO our 9(usra-
flung Ser gciummten streitmu4t
BON 100000 Wauun. II Gie
@obiIiiiruns ecbt obne Storung
Dor iib. ~ Gie 9lusriiihluocn fir
ole @onniboft nod nidt ole
fertig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-20

sSn Scr geitrigen SinglhInoe, wel'
DE ser r8robiinn~ in ieinem gait.
li6en Sofal an Der 6reOerid-9lpenue
obbielt, iibteu sic @litelieoer inter
ser 9eitlne ibres 0irigeuten SSobn
81. alein ole 9ieOer Elm fir oos i'm
9looember Itattfinoenoe Serbit-Gon-
8ert, Sic oeItrige @erinntmIuno mar
siemlid6 aut beiu6t. g[n oem 6aini.
lien.9IusiIue, oen Der u@eIteuo Sic.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-17

GENEVA, May II. = Correspond.
ence Of the Associated Press) A Ger
man girl aviator belonging to rich
family at Constance, whose finance
was a member of the flying corps was
killed in France during an aerial raid
last November, has taken up his work
as aviator and aerial scout. Fraulein
l. who Is % years old, has the
rank Of lieutenant in the army, dresses
like an officer and few knew her
secret.
According to the Konstances lei
tung she has brought down three
enemy machines on the Vosges-Belfort
front and has learned to handle a
machine gun in an airplane like a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-17
ELDORADO, OHIO

Miss Reva Hapner, of near West
Sonora, returned home Sunday. after
spending several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nearon. MT. and Mrs. D..
A. Petry and daughter, Lucille, Of Far
mersville, were the guests OF Mrs.
Mary Murray, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Worley Barton and sons
of near New Madison. took dinner,
Sunday, with Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Wellbaum and daughter Hattie. In
the afternoon in company with Mrs.
Wellbaum and daughter they visited
with Mr. and Mrs. s. G. Holtzmuller.
of near West Manchester. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Blackboard and daughter,
Helen, and DR.. and Mrs. George Black
ford attended services at the Univer-
salist church Of New Madison. Sunday
evening. Mrs. Mollie Colvin spent
Saturday and Sunday in Greenville
with Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Kimmel and
family. . e. A. Holcomb left Sunday
for Moxahala, Perry county, Ohio,
where he will visit several days with
his parents and other relatices.. Rev.
]. Fl. Blackford was called to Brook
vile, o., sunday, to conduct the fu-
neral Of Joshua Garwood. In the eve
ming he took supper with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Stokely, former residents of
this place. Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Stay
ton and Mrs. Grace Lee spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Stayeon of
Glendale. near Cincinnati. -. Mr.. and
Mrs j. NJ. kimmel visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Young and other rel
atives of Eaton, Sunday. In the fore
room they attended services at the
Universalist church and heard Rev.
G. I. Kern. missionary who recently
returned from Japan. Mrs. Elizabeth
Barnhart spent Saturday and Sunday
with her brother, James Pence and
family, Of near Eaton. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Mckee and daughter Ruth. Miss
Mary SwartzeIl and James Johnson
motored to Eaton Sunday evening and
attended services at the Universalist
church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-17

buy Home" campaign will be con-
Quoted In Anderson from May q to
June
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-17
800 MEN LEAVE MIAMI
TO WORK ON FARMS

OXFORD, o., May 17.-Neariy three
hundred male students Of Miami Uni.
versity left for their homes today on
short notice, following the edict OF
Governor Cox that they must engage
in some sort of productive labor, pref.
erably farming.
The boys knew nothing of the ar.
rangcmeilt until 1t was announced in
Chapei by President Hughes. They
were given twenty-four hours notice
to get out of town, or be regarded as
slackers
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-17
MILTON, IND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Linville Wallace were
in Richmond Tuesday. The Card
club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Oliver Beeson. Mesdames Blackburn,
Crooks and Davis were honor guests.
The club will meet next Tuesday with
Mrs. LATE Beeson.. ;. The Red Cross
Auxiliary meets each Tuesday and Fri
day afternoon In the domestic science
room Of the school building. Every
woman In the township Is urged to
help In this work
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-17
Masonic Calendar

Friday, May 1S. 49, King Solomon's
Chapter, No. 4. r. A. M. Called con-
vocation; work IN Mark Master de-
gree.
Saturday, May 19.-Loyal Chapter,
No. 40, o. e. 8. Stated meeting and
initiation of candidates.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-17
Fiancee Of Late Germany Air Scout
Dresses as Man and Enters Service

man. With hair cut short and a strong
face, the journal adds, the young wom-
an cannot be distinguished from other
young officers. She has been fighting
in the air for four months and has
had two narrow escapes, being forced
to land within the German lines but
has not been wounded.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-17
EXPORT CONTROL
is CONSIDERED

WASHINGTON, May II. - Repre-
sentatives of the National Foreign
Trade Council are In conference With
commerce department officials on the
policy to be pursued by the govern
ment under the export control lesisla-
ton pending in congress.
They have been told plan of action
probably would be completed this week
after final conferences between Ameri-
can officials and members Of the
British mission. s&
Dali AnnIM WANT ARe nAv
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-17
HAGERSTOWN, IND.

Miss Josephine Ulrich, who lives
north OF town, and Alvin Woodland,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Woodland,
were married Monday evening by Rev.
Lewis Teetor, at the Teetor home
They will live on farm. :. Allen
Pierce is very sick at his home on
North Elm street, with little hope of
recovery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-17
ORGANIZE GARDEN CLASS

A class in gardening is being organ
lied at the High school. E. L. Muir
ply, civic gardener, will have charge
of the class to be conducted the re-
mainder of the semester, and continu-
ed this summer. Thirty-seven boys
have expressed desire to join.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-17

Nine hundred bushels Of seed po.
tatoes have been distributed by deal
ers in kendallville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-17

Ambassador and Brand c.
Belgium
compelled
Belgium result Of the American
seat Of Government
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-17
CAMPBELLSTOWN, O.

William Parker and wife and Mrs.
Lee Flora spent Sunday with John
Parker and family. Miss Grace
Aydelotte is very low from complica-
tons arising from inflamatory rheu-
matism. :. Edward McWhinney, five
year-old son of Elmer McWhinney, is
very low from complications arising
from measles and tonsilitis.. Harve
McWhinney and family were called
Tuesday to the home of Jim Marley
and wife on account of the serious con-
dition of their little son who had been
poorly for some time.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-11-09
Charm Is Necessary.

Nine. Sarah Bernhard. the great
French actress, in a signed article In
Harper's Bazaar, attributes the numer-
GUS divorces that have come into the
courts Of late years to lack Of charm
In the women concerned.
III l stood on the threshold Of life"
says Nine. Bernhard, "asking of 1t
something with which to buy happi-
ness, / should beg for charm. For If
one has charm, she viii be loved. And
a woman must have love to be happy.
Beauty does not matter. If woman
has charm she can secure whatever
she wants-love, success, power"
The Divine Sarah also says that this
invaluable quality can be cultivated.