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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-16
Stunned by Townspeople.

The cemetery is seldom visited by
any of the 'townspeople. who shun it
because it brings back awful memories
of the heartbreaking scenes enacted
on that fateful May Z. two years ago.
AS showing the sentimentality of
these pious townsfolk. 1t is interesting
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-28
Noti5 an pansbeiitcr.
@ertrctcn onrdD bas Wcmciniamc
Gpmitc fir flciucrc Eriuileaicn.

0le 6cr Ipnitndc gcgcbcnc Ncionuna. bar
otc iur8llnc SnliCtCibung oe5 glppcunions Sc
tnfi rldi" olS Hnictcgni9 bon @cbbret tilr iIct'
llete Erlotlcglcn ocrbilict oe nor Dem ncuCu
Charter bon 1900 beitanocri, bat Siele All oer
gilltcbi oerlciiet, oaR o15 0ieribi ous Gcbi be.
llallgi ole rgtcle rcbioirtc Cite" Der GcbiibrCn
nll' aIIe Frtntegten felt ienem 9alum &C.
m9Dy', IN sInocnounq 6u bringcn mo 6dB
lolGc Gchnbrcn bc6Hblt pcrocn ntiliicn
u@t ,rBcno WcIdc nl0gltheu Wli6ucritdno
nillc lcicns Der @ousbcilbcr. Die WttgltCocr
itHcilo cues Der NerciHc, ole cS DCririii, at
ncrmcjocn obcr rtcbiiG 6ll ilcncu, mad)t otc5
NcrHIr icSt ole iolgcnoc glngabe
@cocr fbnncn bic Dor 1900 gcpdbriCr
FrlrlicStct nod Die icit icncm Datum gemd6r
l2H htl Ncllcn nocr 5u5tgltbcl NCbiibrcu mn
ictmrtieI loeroelL lucnn lte HiCbi inter .gS-
bCn.
mnrocn Dor 1906 uucBciteui
> ,>n Nc3u1 nut nmihCrrniburc" Grlnu6s
n6ulClrC idqt ous &cridlt:
ca III Sllle ole ,Snbdbcr ,iir tic bc;ubIt
n0cr Vclo ultt Grllnh bcriclben herasz
Ndbt bnbcn hls qrOBtcnibCils rbcrlurcll"
cn lplroc, tunncn tic nidt oBnc Oor
hcr,9co 0crbcr iuiocrrnicn iucroen. Scss
hnlb crlorocru ibaidhliCh Gtlc ioltbc
ErIGnbntbifcnc ciIl pprbcriaco grrb6r
enc lie 1baednocrt pcrhCn f6uncu lluO
baber. "'
90 92cnn bc circm Iolcbcn Gcrbbr c8 be-
mlClcl lpiro, o06 c5 unidlt gcrCdlt unb
btllia" 'clll, muroc, iic au mioCrricn
pncL HCHt @eDuDren GlliulCqcH 10 lam
nc Wo0ci Ncb6rhC htcs uiCti tblIl
tc) HLr rdtbclt ocn SIbabCrn bon Grluubs
lGlmclncn nlt. bic Gnlchcibutp ocs @lps
ncllnltnna Nerd0t5 All ICiCH. Die icbr
iIqr 1T nno fir iich rcIbIt fprtht
to) .Slc bon htc'cm Nnmie an 0dtoliCoCr
Der 5tgeh6ri9cn IcrciHc in WcSia AM
h1s gInNcbot 5ur 3ubIuuo, 5eiqi ihrcm
Norlnui llndl, oaB lic lid nllr ati Cc
hiihrcn bc5iebt bic hurcb ihre tetiqcn
Grianbnlbidctne gefprocrt merbem mo
sur 3ctt tcaclebt, 6u Der fe ullsqciicQt
1purNsn - lpcIde ecbilbrcn Die 5nba.
her itct5 iu 6uben bcrcit luurclt, sic
btSbcr ohCr Die Bu6qc &eboroc ih
dlhlncbWci mci1crtc. Gle bcSiebt lid
noOrlih lidt uuf ncuc uoCr Al5ilos
uchc. @chiihrcn pcldle bic Wcb6rhc dllfs
5lierIcaen bCrudlt bat Sb In Der 3us
limit hcu Snhubert bon .uihCrruibus
rcn" 6rInnbnih'cbcinclt ioIhc nCuc sc
hnhrcn aIttcrlc9i pcrbcn iUnncn onCr
mot bdlqt ain6Iirh bon ncn 9haiiOclcn
nh, ole ltd) nan cincm gecgnctcu Icr.
bur itber icbcn 6ripnocrcu Tall eracbcn
Stehe enlibetoltn9 bes glppcIIuiiunss
t3critis)
gldtrld, berIaneen nieIc Der beiicbcnOeu
ynbcrrllihurcn" SrIuubnibihcnc feline idbrs
lthcn @cblbrcl mo bcsbnlb itno feline 5r
,}nhllno nn8nhictcn
GemctnianlcS Gomtc fir feincrc Grblcpicn,
>-, Siubcrt :. Scadlam,
lNe62O Scfretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-28
%iclc forperlidD nntanglidD.

! EbiIobclpbin 81. Gc5. -
9ci Scr crItcn Sitl1nQ Ger o?lmcri.
can Economic 9lhociotion" crflGrtc
Froi. &rpin9 Sitter pom 0cfononi.
iNcn 9cportclncnt in 2)olc, DAB Oic
pon ibnt oclonlnlclten Stotiitifcn i'm
ilbcr6euGtclL OoB DER Bro6entiob Der
mcgcn t0rpcrlihcr llntollglldfcit 5u,
rildgclpicicncn Nfilit1rpiIihtigcn 70
bod mic 80 bis 20 Ero5cnt lei uno
un50bli1c 6ollC bon llnCrpartctcn
aroufbcitcn, mic 5tblpiuoiud)t cnt.
ocdt morOen icicn. Seit ocr Belt
Der aricgc NopoIcon'S mare Der lSro,
5cnt'ob in 5ronfrci6 i'm Gurhihnitt
30 gclucct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-28
W|inuritatssSp5ialiitc ucrboftct.

Otcbr ais 800 al Der 3obl.-0urd,
hic Ocutihcn 0iiIitdr- 2(utoritG.
fen III bcrid,icocncn StGotcn. -
Glc 6citlubmcn Crfol0ten mad,
elmer 3ilrihCr Mcloimg on9cb.
lld nnl S&cibnaft3obeno.- Oiclc
tSottion ser So5ioliltcn Iurtci
bate micOcrbolt Die Jicgicrunp
fritilirt.
Sonooh 81. 0c5cmbcr.-Otc
ais 300 Vtit0licocr scr 0cuticbcn
DtlnoritotS SO6ioliitcn- Nnrtei pur.
Den ant gSeibnohtsabcnO bon ocn
ocutlGcn NPilitGr 2lutoritGtcn ucrbois
tct, mic cine 3ilricbcr 0cpelNe bcio0t
bic bcute ollrh Die vIrobtloic
Nrc'Ie" Dcr0iicntlidt pllr0c.
9ic Gcpcihc lolltct: .NoM Ocr
tllr5lihcn Scrboitltn9 oeutihcr Wiis
norltots So6lnliItcn in aoln uno
&orlsrubC nobmCn bic ocutlhCn Nti.
drsScD0rocn onl Mcibno6tsobCno
cine 9roBc Hln6obl bon &crbofhln9cn
III Den iol0cn0cn St0otcn Dor: Miim.
den 6ronfilrt &cip5iG, Nio9Ocbltrg,
Gltncloorf Gornlta0t NilrnbcrQ,
9ortnln6, Golicl WtonnbcinL
Dtoln5, Gobllrg, Guiaburg uno go.
tho. Sns9cIolnmt murocn n1cbr ais
300 OtinoritGts So5ioIiitcn, oorln.
ter picIc Iotolc 6ilbrcr Der Eartci, in
Den crmGbntcn Srtcn icit9Cnommcn."
(actnc 9tahrid)tcn bon iriibcrCn
%crDo'tlln0cn BON So5ioliitcu IN
&oln llIlo &nrl9rllbc iin0 in bicicm
2onoc clnpion9cn pproCn, Gic Wti.
noritats So5ioliitcn bilocn cine ltorfc
tSoftion in Scr ocuti6cn io5iolOrmp.
frotii6cn Eortci, lpclhc iih meiocrtc,
Der 6ilbrcrlAoit EDilipp ShCioc-
nann'S llno Inorrer, oic IaIt obnc
Gin'hrontung oic Hcgierlm0 in ollcn
ibrcn Shritten lmtcritilbtcl, al iol-
gen. Die 6ilbrcr scr Minurit1ts.
So5ioliltcn int Hcidlstog, mic Nu0o
SooIc nno 9ln6crc, bnbcn felt longer
3clt Die Gcgicrlng IAorf fritilirt, 10
bclonocrs init @c5l1g nllf cine llncin
0clNrunftc Observation-Disclosures,
gclpiIlc Ebnicn Der ocuticbcn Nus.
lono ToIitif lnb Oic Sorticbun0 ocs
&rlcgcS nm inpcrinIiltiihc 3iclC.
alr6lid nab Nuibin9ton gclon9tc
9tohrldtcn brodtcn bic alnoc, ooB
Die OiitGlic0ihnit Der Otinorit1ts-
So5ioliltCn in Scr lcbtcn 3cit ouf
Soften Der Dtoiorit0t3s o5ioliitcn be-
0clltcn0 51gcnonlnten but.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-28
NOIScrnc Sdriiic Gin ScblidJlag.

GrtIort 2l0mirol 9oWIcs ocm &c,
mats Gonlitc. - Miongcl an HoI5
Die llriocbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-28
@alblnston bc9t 3wcis
fcl.
Pin 9!nfridlti9fcit oCS glnecbuts Der
ECntralm0d)tc
Scr Ston0pmtt Der omcritoniiHcn
Nc0icrlm0 0ob iic nit ocn &c.
0cnmGrti0cn NIohtbobcrn in
Qcutldlunb tcu1 2lbtommcn trci
len mill, lmUCrGn0Crt.
len mill, lmucrGn0Crt.

! " 4 lbln0toL y. NGcnbCr. -
! Gtc l(nltun0C, uCld)C Wrof G5crnn&
! @orhl00c Iiir cine Gric0Cn5 @oli2
IulAcbclL OCrOnIuiicn oic bjCii1Cn &c
untch gupiilc ,}mcilcl bc}l0lld) Der
Nn'rihtiQtci, Der VOrlhlG9C III nUb,
rem. &icIC nCi2cu lid Der 2lniibt 5ll,
0ob 0o2 3icI 0cr 0cluihcn NcpoQ.
rl0d)tl9tCn lC0i3Il0 Do2 ilt, Oicllntcrz
bonollngcn 10 IonQc ul9 m0gIid aus
juocbnCn obnC plrtid Cin ioIortlgc3
6rlcocn9ob!onnlcn 5lt ernortelL 5ll
ocm ooppCItCn 3locdc, i'm 0uS ocitt.
lhc Golr 5l Dem SlaubcN 81 uCrnn.
lolcn DAB icinc Rc9icrlmg nirfIth
0cn ,Sric0cn nilnIht mO INN ,3cit 5lt
0cuilncm Die 0urtihcn 2inicn inn
Ncltcn mcltcr 5ll DCrIGrfcn.
Cine ScOin0rmh Ocrcn CrliiQun1
bier sum min0citcn .lir Sen 9llQcn.
bid ais lmmGnlid Crodte miro, lit
Die, OoB ollc straightforward crit ibrC
3lltlmmling ~ 0cnl Sric0cn@ubfom.
mon nns 7cntidlon5 nit q,,5ronn
ohul,1hr;cscr i,,h+ nchcn ,oucn oho
Nos glbfonmncn in Gro,t tr;tt Tonl
tonlnlt Dos Ncrlungcn nod 9iild9obc
hcr Nr,,t,dcn qn(nnirrn 6;c ,ih ;cbt
IN, pr,itc nor o(0iirtcn ,Ru5lnnSs hc
iinhrn
g., hori o,,toritotn crfl3rt rcrSc,
ooB clc StclllIlAnnbmc Der onerlto'
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o;non, Lr;oSons,,"rt, '"N h, ",,,,' ,,tnai,,
mnrho,' a;oioI6n, ;on, wv" =, rs'n"r'I,.,n n,,;,,,,
irrhon " ' '"''
SHos h;o ho,,t,4oa o,1,,,;, 49,
bcI,nnt :, hnt s;a ,,a,.;r',;;h o,Gra';tI" 9" a.,
n;cr,r,n -, S;o,or ,,.,,''''lH,u Tsa, ,,;,T. ",t
Gtcn,n, '' oo,,,,,,,,,,', "''ou So, 60,
0(nnh Wo,r,o han E,;.;;ha ., .a-,,.,, D.'
n,;n;;to. rsE n,,(%sto f;;,,,Gb ,;I' ,.",,e, ~, ~t
n;nn Iro,o -; norha sn, pro r;,>. ~,
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: as Z d id ial Glia s 90 b
rtnocr'8
In @roi N,rrn;r'a pch;no,,rocp
II ridb,a noroc;ehcr ii;r A;c N;;f,ohc
EIiob pothr;rocns ., 1ronrrr;h
mcld,c bicr ols e;nc y,cbiro,,,o anon,
ichcn ,n;rn nic c,;i,ot ,ncrhor n,,,,
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-28
3uitim,mnng @nblano's
WQiirtcr.
%pranSicbnn9 fir bic tcntunidcn
SricOcn9bcononugcn.
@rof G5cruiL ocr 0itcrrcihiiNc Nii-
niitcr 0c3 }llam0rti0cn crIGutcrt
ocn Stonopuntt 0c8 %icrbunOcS.
- 9tiidQobc Der aolonicn pon
GClltlCblon0 pCrInn0t.

Petersburg ~. GGclnbcr. -
Die Gcntrolm0dtc iinO bcrcit, cincr
Ilmnlittclbarcn nugcncincn Tricotl
obnc gInncrioncn mo obnc Gntrb0Oi
8lmg 81 ihIicbcn
Ticica lit Die 9lnhuort, pclcGc liz
0ltrtb @raf GjCrnin, 0cnl 0itcrrci
diid)lln2uriipcn !QiinitCr bea 2lr2
mGrti0en am 2&eibnuNt5tagc IN
Nrclt,Sitouat ouf Oic rriiiihcn &pr.
ldl0Bc nndtclL bic iic in ocn mciitcn
Ginjclbcitcn ais @oii9 iiir tSricOcn@
llntCrbGnDtl,l3cl 81 acccptircn berrii
lino.
Gic GcntrdInlGdltc bCltCben jcOpd,
oorout onb lie lid uidt cinlciti1 an
Iolde 9cOin9ln3cn binocn f0nnCL
obnc Die @orontic 3n bnbcn. ooB Ole
HlIiirtcn 9tuBlonO'2 oicic @cOiuglr.
gen oncrtcnncn mo crlilllcn
Sic rltiiihcn lelcgotcn crilldltcn
nm cine jcbntdgigc FurIc in ocn TN.
terbonblltngcn, nm 0rn Eorid,iuH Der
Gcntrnlm0htc NllBlano'2 2llIiirtgn
oorlc8cn 81 t0nnen.
Ter &orliBcr Der rlUiiihcn Iclc.
9ation gob iciner @cnlgtblluQ oo.
rilbcr @ua0rud, oob oic Gcltlhcn
Nclpillt lcien, cincn Sricocu obnC Ont.
lbd0iQlm0cn mo obnc glnncrlon.u
objlrlhlicbcn llnO na9 &crbt scr lrccn
SclbItbcltinlnrlmg Der &0lcr on}ucr.
fcnncn.
8roi G G5crnin'a s Grtldrun0
@roi G5crnin crlGlltcrtc Oic Stcl.
lllngnobmc Der GcntroImGttc in cj.
ncr GrfIdrlrng, 0ic CT bel Der 5mcitcn
Stblng Der 6rie6enaconlcrcnj om
Gicnitog 9Ibcn0 10 llbr ucrlo2. Sic
GriIdrlng IoIGt:
Sic Gclcgotioncn ocr ocrbiln0CiCn
(tclltoniihcn) Ni0d)tc, ucldDc ulli Ocn
flor @ge0rildtcn Niucn ibrCr 9ic.
QiCrun1Cn lm0 ibrcr N0ItCr bunocln,
Dcrocn lobolo ais mo0Ii6 eincn all.
9cnlcincn 6rieoen id)licBcn. Sic SC.
IcgutionCn bclfcn i'm uoacn GintIunQ
nit Der luieocrbolt alSgcOrildtcn 9tn'
lId)t lbrcr Nc1icrltn0clL 0aB OC
grltnoIcgcnOcn Erinjipicn Der rIiii
ihcn Delegation sur Noiia einCS iol
den 5rie0cn9 gcnludt Wcrocn tons
ncn.
Gic IcIcgotionCn 0ca &icrbunoc@
(Icutihlono, 0clterrcIdb, GuI0oricn
un0 bic SiirfcD linb bereit, m0cr.
jilGIih cincn allgclncincn 6ricbcn IL
IdlicBcn obnc 5lunng5luciic 2lnncrio
ncn lul0 obnc Gntih10iolngcn. SiC
tbcilcn oic glniid)t Der rlliliiheu Iclc.
cation, nclhe Die JortieBung 6ea
arieoeS lcbiglih fiir Grobcrln15.
jpctc pcrltrtbcilt.
Tic Stuntsnl1nncr DER perbiinoe
ten (tclltoniihen) 9tegicrllngen bnber
IN ibrcn Grogranlnicn itno Grfldri,n,
gen pieoer iln0 nieoer betont, boB liz
iiir Grobcrin9S5luede oen &ricg uud
ilid)t lint cincn ein3igcn Iog pcrl1r
| germ rpogen. Iic 9iegierungen ocl
gerbiinocten boben oieie snIid)t obnl
Wanfen ollc 3eit perioIgt. Sie er
flGrcn icierlib loren Gntid)lui, I'M
ucr5iiglif einen tSriebenspertrae 81
lmterSeid)nen, iuelher Den arieg I'M
ter ocn obiaen geoing,lneerL Die glei
tcrnlaben gercd)t iiir nae ariegiiib
renoen obne 9lusnabmc limo, bcenoer
ipcropr.
Gs ut je6od) notbapenoig, IN flar
itcr Nciic " betone,L oab oie Dor
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(Jortietans iie9e 2. seite.)
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(Jortietams iiebe z. seits.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-28
9Oeihnohts,~
Shnu&G Gadien

lin ipirflidj ancrfannt sn iucrocn.
brandt Sbr 8cidrnf lucber gruR,
mod foitipiclis 5n iciu. Sas lans
geidDattc 8eidlenf lit cincs, iueldlcS
Weidmad NIT sInscpahtbcit perbin.
bet. Gbeniolde 8cidcnfc fir bcibc
8eidlchtcr in irseno iueldem Iltcr
lucrOcn Sic in SirIcm Gaben finocn-
5n Ereiicn, bic Sic sablcn f6nnen.
--5fr irgcno cine Bsieoenbeit Iuo CUTE
---Sdlmndiaden bas am bbdliten ges--
--id,nBte @eid,enf nno nnicr arpber--
--Yorrath cnthalt sinen Neid,tbum boil
---suggritipucn. In Wcfdbem ec fdlcrlidl--
--SnS finoen weroru. luaS sic iudcu.-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-11
MERCHANTS To BUY
AND SELL BY WEIGHT
No Liquid" Measures Hereatt-
er. DEGREES Inspector.

JUS - rapidly - DE s. tom can
be adopted 6y locaf esaecrz stores
aad MAJ saeea VII b. no more
les IN Martin burg b. edgs meas
IRE Unless they weigh up according.
10 what The laW require as a stand
ard THIS ruling was pas IN
force today BY Nj y a Ash.
burn. Of Moreaatoau State Ia
speea6r Of He=sd5z and Measures +
IS nothing more fhaa e. enforce
Non of recently enacted laws Tas
law s. n operation n ab9at ON
third OF the STATE. and being ntzo-
daced By the proper officers in the
other counties a. rapidly IS possible.
NJ Ashburn and Commits ioae-
Niehf e8eale have prepared 8 fepor-
for The governor and ieeslaure ia
which the estimate, with inaisnat
able figures as basis for their est.
mate. that rho people of the third Of
re Ssa a'aaad r-q.a3 taza
h-e1 H ~ }- si4-aza.
e purchases ..n.ora
.fe tsa ena
a#e
#aala
% oasas
fs So VIII. tsr
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-11
Reply OF Entente To Presidents Peace Note Now In Washington
Mr.. MAY BUTCHERS
SOME BIG P0RKERS

Mr. Harry MAY Of parkesyille. Is
a horn hog raiser Some people can't
grow much more than runt but
Mr. MAY can boast Of some OF the
fines, purkers ever killed III the
county The other day he butchefcd
two that netted him 30 pounds of
prime hoe meat enc weighed bo2.
and the two were yearlinEs. lie also
killed seven 6inenth old pigs that av-
oragod zoo pounds
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-11
JOHN I. KENT DIES
At HIS HOME HERE
At ADVANCED AGE
WelI-KnoWn Resident Sue
CumbS AT 8 O'clock Today.
R. ]. WILHELM EXPIRES
AT BEDlMGT0M TODAY
Prominent Retired Farmer Dies
Suddenly at His Home There
At Early Hour Other Deaths
and Funerals.

NJ John T Kent. for many years
wei Gnexn carpenter and builder
IF thIa city and Confederate veter-
aH oil tho CIVIL War. died this morn.
u ri hih home on North Queen
street, North MartinsburF death be-
In. doe 10 a general collapse of tho
rs stem from The nnrmilies of old
age. H. was AGED 70 years. . months
and days
Mr. Kent was born and reared in
Loudoun county Va, and ai The out
break Of the civil war espoused
the cnuae of he south lie served gal
lantly during the conflict az mem.
Der Of Company e. Sixty second regi.
ment Of virginia infantry, which was
a par Of the brigade of General I'm
bodon lie removed 10 Marlinsburg %
yeara ago and during his residence
here made many friends by his ater-
ling traits Of character and his gem
iHl personality. He retired from ac-
tive life several years ago
lie had been for many years
faithful member Of Trinity Metho.
dist Episcopal church. south. and
waa also a member Of the Martins.
burg lodge Of odd Fellows
SURVIVING Is one son, Architect
Chapman E Kent residing at home.
Ills wife died three years ago. and
he leayes no brothers or sisters
Tho funeral VIII be held from tho
latc home Saturday morning at 1870
O'Clock The aervccs Will be conduct
e1 by Hov DE- II + Hamill. pastor OF
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
south and iafermenl will DO in
Green Hi cemetery.
mr. r. J. Wilhelm Dies
NJ Reason Wilhelm native
and lifelong resident Of BERKELEY
county and n prominent retired farm.
81 aIed al his homo in Hcdlngton, at
O'Clock this morning, his death be.
as due 10 he iaGmIties Of his nd.
aueaI are lie was u years old.
Death came suddenly. he having been
aiken III only a ahort time before the
end
Mr. Wilhelm was for many YEAR,
q 45daiyMoun farmer Of the Ope-
5u9n 81 'r.e'. and was held In high
regard by alt vino knew him He
was saccoaef0 IN hs farming pur.
quits. and Ied an active and busy
I.e#uatd H felifement. aimee which
ttos he had resided quietly in his
aome Erdu2on lie had been q
aeH1eH - tyhaa Lutheran
church 10 A G.Y for many years.
aa3 con a'ent member and
"a apreat, Christian man
fCCg-rTfrEp on PACE afY
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-11
Allied Reply On Peace To Be
Made Public Friday.
is A BROAD STATEMENT
OF ACCEPTABLE TERMS
Leaves the Door Open For Fur
Their Move By the President
German General Says Ger
many Must Stop Peace Talk
fBy international News Service

by international News Service
Washington. Jan 1.-THE entente
reply to President Wilson'S peace
message 10 all the beuigerents was
received at The stare department to-
day. The experts al once began decid-
ing the note. as sem by Ambassador
Sharpe, at Parls It was known ia
advance that the reply does ne. far
Their action by this government TO.
ward peace. As soon as the reply was
presented, Secretary of State Ian
sing hurried with il 10 The White
House u lay it before President Wi.
son.
To Be Made Public Monday
London. Jan. 1.-THE entente re
ply 70 President Wilson 5 peace intla-
tive, which was handed . Ambassa-
dor William sharpe II Paris gsstee
day viii be made public here tomor-
row. The London Times. IN comment
Ing on the nature Of the document
said today:
The allied reply to President vi
son is understood 10 differ consider
ably in tone ana t4nor from taa ans
war given TO Germany Il IS be wed
10 have been conceived q g.
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Fair and cold tonight; probably cold.
or on Friday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-06
CenteruiUe Butcher
to Enter Service

CENTERVILLE, Ind, Sept, g.
Harry C. Lundy local meat market
dealer responded to the call of the
country and although beyond the age
to be drafted, will close up or sell out
his business before next week and go
into service. Mr.. Lundy has brother
Van Lundy, who has been in the army
some time, his cousin Clyde Lundy
druggist here, also volunteered a few
weeks ago. Mr.. Lundy has wife and
a little daughter, Erpha.. DR.. Fish
err who enlisted a short time ago will
also leave Centerville in few days.
His place will be taken here by Dr.
Allen of northern Indiana. Dr. Allen
comes we'll recommended, and the
people are breathing easy that the
town will not be left "Doctorless" as
it first appeared. This is not the Dr.
Allen that practiced in Centerville a
few years ago. They will reside in
the house now occupied by Dr. Fisher
and wife. The C. w. B. M. met at
the home of Mrs. John Miller Wednes-
day afternoon. The meeting was in
charge of Mrs. Inez Eliason and the
subject, What Makes Good Mission
airy M6SIluS. was AMY pieSculSu Us
Mrs. Lenna King. Refreshments were
served by the hostess. Miss Howard
Matthews entertained the following
friends Tuesday: Mesdames Elliott,
Knuckle, Robbins, Reynolds, Morrey.
Vessel and Gordan, all of Richmond.
>. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe McConaha spent
Sunday with Mrs. Dora Mendenhall.
The Centerville band went to the
county farm Tuesday evening and
frightened up an evening for the in
mates by giving them band concert.
-. Miss Bernice Beck has resigned
her position at the ten cent store and
is working at the Lee Nusbaum dry
good store. Mrs. Mary Smoker of
Abingdon came last week to make her
home with her daughter. Mrs. John
Sullivan. Mrs. Oran Logue OF Rich
mond, spent Wednesday with relatives
and also visited Mrs. Mary Ryan. =.
Miss Ruby Medearis of Richmond, was
the guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Medearis Wednesday.
The Bond family reunion was held
Wednesday in Maplewood park With !
an attendance of about ninety. The |
oldest members present were: Abner
Bond of Greensboro, Robert Bond Of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-06
MOVING & STORAGE

STORE YOUR HOUSEHOLD GOODS
in our new. clean building, practical.
ly fire-proof, steam heated. electrical
ly lighted. and costs no more than
storing your goods in an ordinary
wooden fire and rat trap building.
Private rooms or open space. Rich
mond Storage Co., rear No. 10 So. IL
St. Phone No. 1872
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-06

quaint 'funEyisms" and special songs
OF a nature appropriate to the scene.
The big feature of the act, however,
is an eccentric rube dance, THE Reu-
ben Glide" performed as a finale by
Lem and Mehitable. This terpischor-
can oddly is a veritable riot and usu-
ally reduces the audience to shrieks
of Laughter
Four other acts including the six
Colonial Belless" make up the show.
which opens at the Murray this after
noon for the balance of the week
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-06
On The Boards

When two artists such as Arthur O.
May and Helen Kilduff present COM
edy, that comedy is pretty certain of
success Such is the case with The
Limb of the Law" the humorous skit
by Lew Sully in which the principal
roles, Constable Lem Hubbard and
Mehitable Parsons, are portrayed by
Mr.. May and Miss Kilduff, respective
ly. 1t is what is technically known as
a "rube" sketch and affords much op-
portunity for the introduction of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-06
THE TIRELESS PALLADIUM WANT ADS SELL CT
AGENTS AND statesmen

BOND SALESMAN--Wante by old in
vestment house. EX-county or bank
official or banker preferred. Liberal
proposition on high class securities.
Address Investment House. care Pal
lad1um.
CANVASSERS-5 women to canvass.
Must be experienced. Big opportunity
with rapid seller. Call after 4 o'clock,
Al n 9th. St.
TO AGGRESSIVE SALESMEN-The
is man In Richmond selling insur-
ance. books or some kindred line for
$4,000 year who does not know his
real value. Our men that are just
learning make that, but with just one
article, what will they make when our
full line comes on the market? Call
phone 1888 for appointment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-06

Peru, Mrs. Nicholson of Newcastle,
and Mr.. Commons of Centerville The
youngest was Miss Deborah Lewis of
Williamsburg. -. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Bull spent Sunday with their son L.
c. Buhl and wife, of Richmond.
Miss Margaret Hood of Peru, Ind, is
here as the guest of Miss Marlory
Hurst for a few days of this week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-06
MILLS GET 5000 BUSHELS

MODOC, Ind, Sept. about 5000
bushels of wheat have been received
at the Modoc Roller mills. The price
paid this week is 81. More than half
Of the crop is to come in.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-06

Samuel Rodburg, young Hebrew
business man, Of Taunton, Mass, who
recently passed the physical exam
ination in the local draft quota, has
placed the following sign in his dis
play windows: Going to war, claim
no exemption; please patronize this
store while am away
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-06
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
State of Indiana, Wayne County, IS:
In the matter of the estate of John
H. Short, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned have been duly appointed
and have qualified as Executors of the
last will. and testament of John H.
Short, deceased. late of Wayne Coun-
ty, State Of Indiana. Said estate is
probably solvent
ORA l.. SHORT,
ALBERT H. SHORT,
Executors.
STUDY e. STUDY, Attorneys.
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