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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
Nrohtcn NIT 9Rcpoluer.

Scr6it Oic iiingcre gegergcnera.
tiUi i1ngt an ole StraBcn uniiber
5ll MAIDEN. 9llS geiieru 9lbeno 9foIa
GfurraD BON gir. 535 @incent. Ctr,
inO Blonde Gilman, BON g1r. StS
@botcoot.S StroBe, 5mci 9IcqermGo.
dlen, 0urb oie @ilmor.StraBc Gin.
ocn wur6eu iic pon 5wei nmgeu 9Ie.
acr,@urideh Oem 10 Sabre olteu
Charles 9cmoiO, BON 9lr. 500 Gin.
ccnt.StroBe, mo Dem Is Sabre al.
ten Bernard 0lecn BON glr. 322
@ricc.StrnBe, pcrfolot gllS HoIc
iid III scr glGbe ser .StroBc
nmore6te imO Oic bcioen Gnoben
frdgtc, NOS iie bon i6r luoIlten, 500
Charles aemoio cinen Heuoloer
hcrpor mo Orobte i6r ais 9lntport
nit Ser SHuBlpafie. 0ie beioen
0i6o1cn idriecu nm Siilic. Dic 80.
li5iiien Martin s. 9inOune imO So6n
s. Ro6ertS eilten berbei lmO Der.
icleten oie beiSen Rcgerilmecu Oic
lid 9eiliidtet botten. @ier @epiertc
Oouerte Oie SSosO bis iie sic beiocn
9'liriben eingeboIt botten. sic iuurs
Sen i'm norOpeitliden 0iitrift Dem
SSueenogeridt iiberluielen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
graila lui6tiser shitpnuft.

gruila iuidtiscr Stiitpnuft.
Sir ole 0perotiouen ser Central
Nld6te. 0ic Sdlodt am &c.
retb cnosiiltie 8u @uniteu Der
teutoniideu Sruppen entidieOeu.
Sn einem @lonnt bobnten iid
oic Sieger Oeu gseg BON 9itoreit
nod @roila.
CErabhos mao eabbiae)
Berlim Z. Sdmlor. Gle
S6lobt Inn oen @efb SeS iiioIiden
llfers Oes lmteren Srretb 6luiies I'M
mittIeren &umGuiem mel9c an elmer
80 WleiIcu Iongen 6ront ousge.
fGmpit wuroe, wuroe Sm GIimitcn Der
@littelnIGdte nah bIutieem &ingen
Gnticbicoen. So idrcibt Der 0tiIitGr.
arititer ocr lleberiee 9tahrihten.
gleentir lm6 meiit ouf oie Ebotiabc
bin oaB oie teiitonii6en Srippen
gerooe cinen 0lonot brouhten Inn
ibren @ee bon guforeit nob 9raiIo,
cine Gntfernlne bon 1876 1leilen 5i
er5wiueen.
y0ie 9tufeu muroen beiieet," ioet
Der @}iIitdr.&ritifer, nuno berIoren
nod mo1euIaneer @orbereitlna ibre
beieitieten 5eloiteIlilneen am in0li.
den llfer OeSSeretG, bon no ollS noD
mieOerboIten 9lnfiuioieunecn Der
Gntente.4reiie cine @egens SffenIioc
unternommen mer0en iollte. gluf Ell
uerSront BON 10 Meilen mit9lusnob
me einiger Gorfer iii6Iid Ron Sun.
0ein erreihteu oic Sruppen ser Gen.
trolnlddte Die iunupfige @egcno uno
Oos SSluBbett oes umteren Seretb.
9ic 9eute 1T nod nidt ee5dblt nor.
Den, oo immer nod getdmpft lpir0.
Donf ocS eroBortigcn 8uIonmen.
pirfens Der 9ouou, lmo Dobrl0ido.
Nlrmeeu pelhe eineu OoppcItenGrud
bonn gseiten unO Often ouf 9roiIo,
GumGnien's mi6tigitc SonoeIsitoot,
orlsiibten, fiel oieie Stoot in oie
Sduoe Ser @}itteImG6te. Sic mur0c
mad 5dben bon Sous 5u Smis.adm.
pfcn crobert.
IN genoi einem Wouot legten sic
Eulppen Der glitteImGhtc 0en @eg
Oon 9utoreit nod @roila, cine Gnt.
fermna BON i25 @}eilen, inter iort
geleBtei unO ongeitrenateu aGmpien
5rriid. Die GonouitaOt nit i6reu
$4,000 Gimpo6uern uno widtiacn
unO olSreidenoen SmlenBen, g2ie.
rcrIaeen mo @etreioeeIepatoren,
bietet einen oiBeroroentlid mihtiecn
itrotegiiden Stiibplmft fiir ole 0lit.
telmddte.
0onauidiiic fonnen MN bonn
&er5eu DclItidlonoS bis nad 9raila
iobren. 0ogeeen lit Oie S6iiifa6rt
ouf Der 9oum oen 9iuHen mo 8il.
m0neu gdn5lih cnt5oeen.
Der dliBerite Stiitpimft Der ruI,
iid.umdnildjcu gIrueen III ser Sc.
rctbIteuung 81 GuoIe3 lit bereits iii.
ter Scller genommen. 81 Junoent
Dem Centrum Der Scret6iteIIuna,
geben Die Gruppen ser Mittelmdhte
lebboit Dor mo oie oiterrei6iIh.un-
gariiden Sruppen oriiden aeqen Die
duBeriten meitliden Stelllmeen Der
Seretbliuie, eegeu Sociani.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
asReI.erpIOiiOn.

Grie. Fo., Z. San. 9aDrencc
@o6ler, cin &ei5er ans Buffalo, e..
81 mO &c. s. 0urfin Gin @remIcr
bon Grie, wurOen eet0Otet imO SSobn
9. 8bcot. Gin Snsenieur BON 9afo.
@omo, gt. g. Idpcr perlebt BEL eli.
ner Grploiion Der 2ofomotipe eineS
Irabt5liaeS ser gleip gorf Central.
babn. 0oS llneIiid eeidnb beute in
6er gId6c bon yIortbcoit go. Die
9ler5te elauben ooB IeoIt micoer
QcrgeiteIlt weroen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
SSutcreiianter gsortroa.

Gie reglilGre Dionots @erlamm.
lung Ger 9iIOungs-@ -@eielihoft miro
m nddlten 6reitoe 9I6eno in Dem
NtuiitIaolc Ger oItIi6en Sohibule
obgeboltcn. Or. 6. @orO Grnnpton,
Scr 9ireftor bon f6rperIi6er 9lusbil.
Oun9 in oen offentlihen Sduleu ser
StaOt Seem. gorf, miro iiber oen . $50.
triotiiden 0ienit ser neien forper.
li6en gIuSbiloune" ipredcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

9lidt mebr ais 1000 @onn iino
iopeit nod Dem 9elopomes seianot
morOeu, mdbreno Der a6nig $4,000
@onn 81 ieiHer &erfiiatmg bat. @lit
oen bon Maior bon 6alfeubouien or.
gauiiirten Reieroiiten fmu ser aouig
cine 9lrmec bon 10000 M}ouu alli.
brinacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
Ser gulfsri6tcr0.

Cine neue @ei6uacbts 9Iuiiii6rune
non leoitor " 3. Ster9er in Ger
0reiciuigfeitS Stride. Die
oIte, 0erdlmiac Stride botte ei.
ucn 9iieicnbciud aui5upeiien
Nerrli6e SoIi mo G6orgcidnge.
5roucn.Vercin.
Gjeitern botte 9oitor Steraer bon
Ger Oeuiid]en GreieiuigfeitS &irde
wicOer einmaI Slid. Sogor OoS
g8cttcr ibicn ibm bolO 3l Ieiu unO
oabcr NOR cs aub qolB natiirIid,
ooB oie Stride 5um @rOriideu eefiiut
mar gl6cr ouh Oieie uellc gIufiii6s
run0 Ser SolfSridtcr" trug Dic(
oa5li bel; oeuu icit pielen So5ren or.
rportet man INNER ein ou5iebenOcS
imO scr Belt entipre6enoeS 9ilS.
glus olen Sbcilen Der Sto0t fomen
Die Teutidcn umo iheiten ni6t Den
weiten g9eg. gic gluifii6rima uitrOe
Ourh uunoerihoue @oItslieocr elm
geIeitet. Grohtige Nidotenitim.
men pctteiiertcn im oic Saline OeS
gl6enoS @uuOerboren Grfolg er.
5ieIien ole iugenoli6en SGugerinnen
nit Oeu ioleenoen 9ortrGeen:
o9lbeuolouterL" Sic 9ilicn". ISM
ariineu @olO~ imb .,@ott iueiB eS.
GoS Sdwenten Scr 9ilieiJ oas iiiBc
@lodcnipiel iul0 @oloeSroui6en
mer0cu unpereeBIi6 bIei6en.
Die @ortrageuoen moren. SrIS.
9iola @ouenpe6er, Gmilic Sober,
6rieOa &oBnndien gluno Sittucr,
emma Seidt, Gbriiiiuc @lottbelmSS,
N}aric Nfoier, Gbercic @orman Ser.
t6o g9ilmeriug. Wargorete 9luno,
&mlic 9edcr luO 0lorie WluIp. Gic
Nlitpirfenoen in Der ghffii6rlng
tpnreu. @olfSrid)ter. 9llbert sSlorp;
@cridtS 9tftuor; &c. SSiibbaber;
@eridtSOiener: 9oiiS 0lobert &llae;
@cnoorm: Geo. @ogeI; @rimoOomo
Sri @liic GroB; WloOiitiunen; 5rie.
oa ahtac mo 9lnno Siittncr; &l1.
ger: Sbeo. SooS imo Seinrib @ei,
tel; oie Setter oeS itGotii6en 0r6e,
iterS g9oIter gSpenboin Sermom
Sonob, @erm Sobmom Otto etc.
pben mo &orl Sreier.
3pei neue 6eiiIieoer plrSeu BON
cinem prGdtieen Srompeten. imo
@oioimen 0lartett begIeitet rmO
modten eon5 gepoltieen @iuorud
oni Die beeeiiterte 3u60reri6oit
sIIs @ei6uadtS-@usel entleoigte
iib Sri. glnna Siittner i6rcr g(uigobe
gun5 ouSge5ei6net. @beuIo trot Sri.
8iolo @oIlcmpebcr ais 6eItreoneriu
nit @rioIg aif. &roi. 6rib GoroIus
iibernobm io,uo6l Oie SrgcI., ais audi
Sic 4iouosGortrGge uuO Ieitcte an.
Beroem oas geiommtc Srdeiter. Die
GSorocrobe itammte aus oem @cihGit
ocr 6rau Celia Hehucr.
Sum ShhlB crbob iidt sic groBe
@erianuIimg, nm oie n@obt am
&bem" 81 iiuacn. Gas mdren ee.
woltige Stimmcn, oie oos oIte @ot.
teSbmS oirhboIlteu iuie cin @rmB
ans goterIano. sl6er nidt minoer
wirftc Oos anOere 9ieO: ,9oBt mid
ooS Sieo nod einmol iineen oas mir
mein @liittcrlein oft lang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
gSarut OOr CjricdlcnIanO'8 gI6idtcn.

Serr 0iomeOe, friiberer orieHiiter
5inon5miniitcr, iest ein @miiiar
geni5eIoS'. @riebiide g(rrncc
portet mir ani 9efebl bon
Gcutidllono, Inn oic 9(uiirteu
ua5nsrciien ioet ser gr.Glini.
tier.
8offS, Z. Sonuor. Bic
grieHiibe &0rigS.glrnec mortct mr.
uui 0rSreS BON Neiltihlmo, nm Ole
Nniirten on5uereiien", iogte Scrr
Giomeoc, Der iriibere ariehiidlc 81.
nan5miuiiter, beltc IN cinem Ssnter.
Uiep, 0as er Der ,lcmps4 eeipdbrte
Serr CiomeOe weiIt iest III 9oriS
IN elmer Spe5inI-N2iilion fir elliptic.
rios @eni5eIos, oas 0berboupt ocr
repolntion0rcn griediidlcn 9legic.
rlne.
Ser griedhiide @eneralitab~ 70
hIbr Serr Eiomeoe tort, ,,milroe bon
9egim oeS &riegeS al itets bon Nso.
iur bon Soltenbauieu 0em W2ilifdr.
9Ittadc Scr oeutidcn @eiunotIhoit,
oiriairt, mo ieine 0roreS BAT sic
aonislide 9lrmcc gum s(ustrag ac.
bradt leit er ielbit aus @ricdcnIon0
aiSgclpieien wuroc. gr mar eS, ocr
Den &lon iiir sic IertbeiIlma ser
slrtillerie-@hmiiion cntmori, oolnit
oieielbe leidter bor sen glaiirten Der.
Itcdt per0en tonnc
Gr mar eS, Der 9erbinoime smi.
lden Berlin mo gIt6en iidertc mo
Dem oeltihen @enerolitab S2ohrid,.
ten gob iiber nIlc 9eweainaeu ser
9lrmec OeS Generals SarraiI, Sic
ibm BON Dem sriediiden General.
ltabe rnitgetbeiIt puroeu.
Gr mar eS, Ser ole 9eIearapbeu.
9inie 5ruiicbeu s(tbcn mao 9crat elm
ridltete, Ourb peIhe ser Goniq nod
5elite in tdeIider @erbinOima nit ser
nentidlen 9aeeiernng itebt. Gr par
es, Der oen 4aau fiir ole N}obil.
nlatuuo Der 8eierpiiien auSorbeitetc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
6touen @erein.

Gle erite MonatSpcriounllma i'm
ncueu Sabre bieIt gcitern SlodnIit.
tog Scr 6rauenocrein ser Trei.
einigfeitsfirbe i'm @emeinoebanIe.
Gic Souptiodc ser @eriommIlng
mar bic Gorbereiting fir OoS Sab.
res Sltiterneiien oos oieSmol am
TO-, 16. mo II. Sanuor Itottfinocn
uno ollc feline &orgduger iibertreffen
ioll. Erene, emiigc @litelieocr eeben
iid ollie Wliibe, oieieS Set beionoers
idlon an @eiiiiien 81 eeitoIien. gIidt
MIR Glen uno Erinterb ionocrn aud
ib0ner oelltider @eiang uno Con.
5erhluliit giebt eS an Sen Orei
9lbenoen. Gic geowten OcS @ercenS
iino: @mma 2eidt Gillette Suettncr.
Y6illipine @oeiou imo Gina @oroes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
GntidjicO i'd fir gS6iSfc0.

Yel Der @obl 5piidcn leiner 6rou
llno Sllfobol 500 ser 80 Sabre alto
Solepb ". Dunlap bon glr. t747
elartlon StroBc, Oic geiltieen @e.
ironte Dor. Gr nurOe pegen NtiB.
Donollno ieiner @ottin Satti pon
Hl1tcr Ronit in ser iioIiHen @oli,
oelltotlon 5nr 8obllne BON $6.45 be.
ltrolt. 5rau Dunlop iogtc aus, ooB
l9r Wionn tic om SonItog geidIoocn
babe. giodoem iic ibul oie 9llterna.
tloe geltellt botte. entlpeOer ooS Grin.
Ten onT6neebcn oOer bon i6r oetrennt
81 lebem cntidieO lic6 GunIup fir
oen lucltercn sllfoboIgenuB.
----
Soni Sroucr6ouIc Osr. 1854 Gar.
Geant'StroBc, iinoct morecn geod-
mltto9 nm , lt6r 0ic 9eerOiailna
oes om 5. Smmior inn &C. 2ebens.
ldbre perltorbcncn Serrn SSo6n y.
Srcfllin1er ltatt. Sief6ctroucrt miro
Der @erblidenc bon iciucr yottin
Sloiiuo Ereiilinecr. icinen gInoc6ori.
gen mo uicIcn 5relmOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

6rou glmic Smitb bon 0lr. 500.
Siio.SborpitroBc, tbeilte Der 9SoIi3et
NIT, OoB ein @inbreder om Somitng
9lbenO wGbreno ibrer gbpcienbeit IN
noS Sous eeoringcn mar iinO
S6nuldiodcu I'M @ert6c bon $500
gcitoblcn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
SerGrannte iidl im 0Ieiidlt.

Gin ii6erbibter @aSofen oerIriod.
te ein 6euer I'M ,. Stodnerfc OcS
Souies gIr. S3i, gliSqnitbitraBe, ooS
BON Mar Solomou bewobnt uir9
unO riHtete eincn SGa0en BON I'M.
gcid6r 500 all. Solomon iuurOe
bei'm Seriude, oas 6euer ST. loi6eu
leitt I'M @elidt uerbronnt. Ser @i.
gentbiiner ocS 0ouieS, Siooc Ser
Der, beipo6nt Oos groeeidoB, Gie
SSeueriuebr pirOe ourb g9oltcr Gre.
gorp, 9lr 26t6, SebmonitroBe, oIor.
mirt; oieier entoefte Oas 6euer, olS
er Onrb cine @oiie binter Dem Souie
poiiirtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

ln6 9iscomt Milner ierncr ser
irou5oiiidc 8rentierminiiter @riauo
mo Der froiBoiiide ariesSminiiter,
General Spoiitep, iomie General
FolitiD oIS Gertretcr guBIono's.)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-20
new PRESIDENT
OF EARLKAM IS
GIVEN HONORS
DR.. Edwards and Rev. G. M.
Woodman D e | e G a ties to
Five Years Meeting.

Delegates to the Five Years Meet
ing OF Friends, which will be held in
Richmond next month, were appointed
BY the Indiana Yearly Meeting. David
NJ. Edwards, new president of Earl
ham college, was appointed to succeed
Joseph b. Unthank, who recently died
and Charles NJ Woodman, pastor or
the West Richmond Friends church,
TO succeed Guerney Hill. resigned. AS
alternates, Luther O. Draper. Spice
land, in the place OF Milo S. Hinckle,
resigned; and Leora Eogue. Marion,
in the place OF Edith Shugart. resign
cd
The following were appointed 20 fill
vacancies on the Permanent Board;
their term to expire in 1922: Leand-
er j. Woodland. Richmond; Cornelius
r. Small, Paramount: Harlow Dindley
Richmond; Timothy Nicholson, Rich
mon. were elected from the meeting-at-
large.
Quarterly Delegates.
The following we're elected from the
quarterly meetings: Dublin. Cyrus +.
Hill of Dublin; Eastern, Robert q.
Henley, of Cincinnati; Paramount,
Barnabas P. Bosue, of Paramount;
Marion, Leonard Thomas, OF Marion;
Puget Sound, John Riley, of Entiat,
Wash Traverse City, Mich, John
Heuss Of Traverse City.
Disbursing board OF income for aged
women and ministers, term expiring
1920: John w. Pickett. Winchester;
Deborah Edwards, Grant City, Ind. Wis.,
ting committee to Whites Manual In
stitute, term expiring 1920. Ida S.
Henley, Carthage City. Ind. Historic
al Material, term expiring 1920, Han
nah A. White, Cincinnati; Owen S.
Henley, Carthage. Ind; Indian affairs
term expiring 1921, Robert W. Doug
lass, Versailles, o.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-20

ing S. gold, the second $3.50 gold and
third a ribbon. The gentlemen's best
turn out under similar points will fol-
low the awards being the same as in
the ladies contest.
The ladies riding contest, open to
the world, will be held Friday evening,
for SO gold, IS gold, and ribbon prizes.
This will be followed by the best
ladies and gentlemen riding contest,
best couple for similar prizes.
Judging in the Women's department,
under Mrs. T. S. Walker, superintend-
ent, began on home made lace, en-
broidery. home made machine and
hand sewing knitting and crocheting.
arts and crafts painting and drawing,
china painting, and the children's de-
partment at i o'clock Thursday.
Home Economics Work.
Mrs. George Keagy has charge of the
Home Economics department, with a
committee on testing. Judging of a
large number of table articles began at
I o'clock.
Mrs. F. M. Whitesell superintended
the exhibits for prizes offered by the
Garden club. The Judging of varied
dSSOI Iluelt vi SdlUeH SIuli, dil uolAe
grown, and collections of fruits and
flowers began, Thursday at l o'clock.
The officers of the Hagerstown
Horse Show and Free Fair are: Bert
Souders, president; F. M. Whitesell,
vice president; A S. Hindman, secre-
tary, and J. H. Stonecipher, treasurer.
Claud Clifford had charge Of the grand
stand Clayton Souders was marshal,
with Bert Souders experimenting the
show ring. The night parades will be
under charge of John Harry. and the
auto parade by Gates Davis. The stock
parades will be arranged by Bert
Souders. All the amusements are su-
perintended by Ben F. Parsons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-20
MILTON, IND.

Mrs. l.. r. Bower who died recently
at TT. Wayne was in early girlhood
resident of Milton. She was Harriet
Zell and married. her husband, Tennis
Bower here in 1869. She was buried
in Connersville beside her husband.
Russell Wilson has accepted govern
ment position in food production and
conservation work. He will be located
at Rochester, Ind. Alfred Sample
has Brought the home farm containing
so acres of Chris Slonaker for $4,000
and will move there. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Beeson entertained at family
dinner Sunday, Mrs. Charles White Of
Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Ora Clevenger
and family of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ Brown and daughter, Miss Cora,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brown and son.
Dwight, Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown and
son, John. II the evening DR.. and Mrs.
Cullen Squier joined the party. -. Mrs.
Charles White Of Chicago is visiting
her sister, Mrs. NJ. V. Brown. Rev.
and Mrs. Amos Outland have had as
their guest, Mss Bertha Gilbert, of
Muncie . Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Zeller
are entertaining their brother-in-law.
n. T. Ellis, of Denver. Mesdames
Perry Voorhees,. James Coons and Vene
Odell attended the funeral of Mrs.
Bowers at Connersville. -. There will
be a called meeting of the Rebekah
lodge this Friday evening. Important
prictice. E. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorn Wagner
of Kokomo have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Ferris. Frank Rothermal
has bought of the Zimm Plummer es-
tate, the blacksmith shop, which he
has been running for number of
years. :. The cider mill owned by Ora
White was opened Saturday for the
first time this year. The high school
girls with Miss Thomas as chaperone
hiked to Dublin Wednesday evening
and had camp supper on the way. -.
r. c. Caldwell shipped AS head of
hogs to Indianapolis recently. They
averaged $50 pounds and brought $40
per hundred. =. Born to Mr.. and Mrs
Lindley Baker. a daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. john Baker and daughter. Mary.
of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr.
Raker's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Zell
Of Miomisburg, o., Noah Morris and
daughter of Piqua, o., Mrs. Glen Zell
of Connersville, Mrs. Bear of Hunting
ton and Mrs. Kate Medium of Knights
town who attended the funeral of Mrs.
Bowers at Connersvi.lo visited friends
in Milton. -. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Izor
OF Indianapolis have been guests of
Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson. Mrs Hat
tie Herst, Mrs. John Brown and Mrs.
Luke Gentle of Richmond went to
Noblesville to attend family reunion
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mos
baugh Of Santa Anna, California.
The Rebekah lodge will observe the
lodge anniversary at the next meeting
Tuesday, 25, with a social after the
regular lodge meeting. A nice pro-
gram is being arranged for entertain
ment. Each member is to bring some
thing for the supper. Mrs. Z. A.
kuhns Of Lewisville has been visiting
Milton friends this week Sunday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-20
MUCH INTEREST
[Continued From Page One.1

received from ladies' and gentlemen
who wish to take part and win one of
the valuable prizes to be given away
positively free. There are twelve
grand gifts, Three big automobiles,
Victrolas, diamonds and watches are
given as district prizes in each of the
three districts in which The Pallad.
ium's territory has been divided. In
addition to the long list of prizes, all
candidates working and not winning
prize. will be given ten percent cash
commission on new subscriptions All
will win. No one can lose
If you want to enter the big circu-
lation campaign and win a prize
trophy, fill in one of the Nomina ton
Blanks good for 1000 votes and mail
it to the Campaign Department of
The Palladium at once.
If you cannot take an active part,
and have lady or gentlemen friend
whom you would like to have win, fill
in their name on the nomination blank
and forward TO the Campaign Manager
Don't forget to clip the free coupon
votes which are good for twenty-five
votes each Save all of them and send
to the Campaign Department Keep
in mind that you get 10000 extra votes
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ing classes: Registered draft horses,
John Locke; cattle, Jerry E. Myers;
hogs, John c. Nicholson; poultry, John
M. Working; farm products and nipple
ments, M. T. Fox
Friday the judging of grade draft
horses by John Locke will commence
at / o'clock, and will be continued by
the Judging of entries in the Light
Harness Show" The Sweepstakes for
registered stallion, registed mare, and
fullblood team, and the best display OF
horses entirely consigned by any in
dividual or company, any class or any
age will excite the liveliest interest
among the horsemen present.
Women To Hold Fort.
This evening, the women will hold
the fort when the best ladies turn out,
driver, horse, buggy, and equipment
will be adjudicated. There are quite
a number of entries the first prize be-
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with the first yearly subscription you
send in. Read the Palladium for full
particulars. Send in your name today
Don't delay as an early start means
much to you.
The names of candidates will be
published as soon as it would be we'll
for all persons who anticipate winning
prize. to be sure and get their name
to the Palladium office at once so it
will be included in the first published
list 1t is going to be very easy to
win and your many friends will be
pleased to assist you when they once
know that you are interested in win
ming. Better fill in a nomination blank
and send in today.
If there is any question about the
campaign you do not fully understand,
call on phone 1888 ar call at the Pal
hdium office, day or evening. There's
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10000 Extra Votes.

a prize awaiting you. Don't you want
to win it?
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Man and Sister" Who
Lived Together %
Years We're Married

COLUMBUS, O.. Sept. 20.-Through
q suit filed in the county court here
today, 1t became known that the late
Mrs. H. H. Johnson and Freeman B.
who for % years lived
with her at Reynoldsburg, posing as
her brother, were in reality man and
wife. Christopher filed suit to OBJ
tain half OF his wifes estate. When
Mrs. Johnson died she neglected to
her brother."N
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Sues to Recover
Bad Check For $345

Suit to recover s345 on bad check
has been filed in circuit court by Ben
jamin Foreman against Lurt J. Reid.
According to the complaint, Reid gave
Foreman check for s345 on the Far
mers' bank at New Paris. o.. but when
an effort was made to cash it. the
bank refused to accept the check. Reid
is alleged to have insufficient funds to
cover the check.
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evening October at the Christian
church, Oliver T. Stewart will address
the people of Milton. 49, The funeral
services for Eula Leverton will be held
at the Christian church Friday after
noon :. Mrs. Oliver Wallace has as
her house guest her aunt, Mrs. u. D.
Rhodes, of Orange, California. :. Mrs.
Reynolds of Cincinnati is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Earl Clingerman. ;. Harry
Hoshour OF Indianapolis spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs. Ann
Hoshour.
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Shortage in European cotton crops
has revived there the cultivation of the
singing nettle for textile purposes.
This weed. usually regarded as some
what Of a nuisance, is also used as
food for man and beast
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In order to give the ambitious ones
a good start toward winning the mag
nificent prizes, the management has
decided to give 10000 extra votes on
the first yearly subscription turned in
an early start will go long way to-
ward deciding the fortunate winners.
Do not fail to get this subscription in
at once.
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Bologna university. the oldest in the
world, has conferred the degree of
doctor of laws ad honoris causam"
on President Wilson for his services
to humanity.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1917-09-20
PHILADELPHIA, MISS. THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1917

Mrs. A Winstead,
R Posey and wife, E D Gamblin
Mrs. F S Atkins
M A Whitmire and wife
Mrs. S A Crawford
Mrs. N J Jayroe,I W J Agent
N r McDougald, j A Stovall
I R Tullos, A @ Gamblin
j Ell Sanford, @ w Cannon
II C Williamson, w MOlliphant
B Carter, ] I Fulton
T E Tally, Jno A Webb
I M Ross
P w Sansing E FL Lawrence
w H George, I Ell Alexander
w B Cook, j P Oagle
s L Neal, 7 G Watkins
r f Barrier, John Hanna
H Stewart, Jim Shoemaker
Joe Shepherd and wife
Mrs. Lunday,
Richard Spears and wife.