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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-11
%RocIL
Lukaceva iziava Sc glasi:

Lukaceva izlava Sc glasi:
"Veliko Sc je &c govorilo o vzrokih sedanje
vojne. Notem Sc spuScati V vsc podrobnosti, toda
opozoriti vas hocem ma emo dejstvo, XII ie bio
dOyolj oSvetljeno V francoSkem listu ''IIllu-
stration" v marcu leta 1916, namrcc da je bill ma
ert "a umor avstrijskega prestolonaslednika
Franco Ferdinanda izdelan V Berlinu, Budapest
in ma Dunaju in izvrSen z veliko zvijaGnostjo in
perfidnostio grofa Tisze, bivsega ministrskega
predsednika ma Ogrskem. Kajzer in njegov ira
bant Tisza sta moralna za6etnika sarajevskega
umora, ker Sc je prestolonaslednik uprl nacrtu,
da bi Sc Avstro-Ogrska udelezila vojne, XII sta 10
zasnOvala Viljem III Tisza. Umor, ki so ga izvrSi-
Ii cd njiju najeti morilci, je bill lie pretveza. in
famna maska, pod katero Sc je skrival pohlep po
nadvladi in izzemanju dobicka, inStinkt ~tlacenja
in satanska mrznja do vsake svobOdc in pravic
narodov; Ia infamna pretveza jim JIG sluzila IA
dosego straSnega klanja po vsem civiliziranem
svetu."
Pravimo, da bi bila ia vest senzacionalna, &c
bi bila popolnoma nova. Toda Lucaciu sc sam
s~klicuje ma illustration, XII je govorila o TEN zc
leta 1916. Najmanje pa smO prcseceni mi, ker
nam je bill Sarajevski atentat zc davnO sumniiv.
Me mani pa nam nj bill sumljiv saraievski process
zaradi tega %atentata, Xxi je sprawl, kakor ie INA
no, diva glavna krivca V jeGo, Stiri "sokrivce" pa
na viSlice.
'Proletarcu'' smo re davno upozarjali ma
to cudno Justice in smo tudi n~avajali vzroke, "a
kaj da je sarajcvski process Cd konca do kraja
smrdel pc srednjeveski inkviziciji. PRAY tako III
smo tajili sklepov, XII so Sc clOvcku ma vso moe
vsiljevali, te ie jemal v poStev vse, kar Sc je GO
dilo zadnje ease zvred fzbruhom vOjnc, V dobi
atcntata in tisti mesec pc %atentatu, potem av-
strijski ultimatum i'll dejstvo da JIG bila Avstrija
prvi dan mobilizacije re pOpolnoma pripravljena
"a vojno, da il je Nemcija Sc odlocncie sekundi-
rala, in naposled REGULATE saraJevskega procesa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-11

stro-Ogrski, Sc penijo srda, ko vilijo, da ne
stOri aystrijSka vlada naimanjsega koraka, da
hi stopila ma prstc protiprusjaskemu gibanju.'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-11

U~titcljica Tavcarjeva v Petrovi vasi pri Or
nomlJu JIG prodala liz svojega perutninarstva Ia
mcsecev stare kOkoS pasnne rOksminorka "a 25 X.
l~ztistena je tehtala 4 ky. PaG izreden eksemplar.
Ampak skoraj sest kron "a ~kilogram lNlret-
nine JIG tudi nckai izrednega. Seveda ne sedai v
Starem kraiu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12
Ndtnns Stenersabler.

@s miro hermit befanrt gentaft,
Dab Der Undergraduate, Golliltp eol'
lector, an ben folseno angegebenen
Sagen uno YlGeen iein miro I'M DIE
Stelcrn fir has Sabr 1917 ltro Sor'
iabrc entgegcn ST. nebnlen:
Canaan, is. Sftobcr, nadmittags.
Rcb 9iro, 10. Sftober, ben garl5en
Sag.
Gleopespille, 20. Sftober bis 2
llbr nadmittags.
9cm, 90. Sftobcr, ben gan5en Tag.
Sea, 90. Sftober bis 9 llbr nad).
mittags.
@oicbuo, "a. 0ftober, Den sar5en
Sag.
Srafe, %. Oftober, ben san5cn
Gag.
Stonp Sill, 26. Sftober, Ben gan.
sen Gag.
Suiss, 81. Oftobcr, bis 2 llbr
nadmittags.
Stolpe, 80. OCTOBER, bis 9 llbr
nadmittags.
8otsoaln, 80. Sftobcr. Sen san5en
Sag.
9ap, 81. Oftober, Den gar5en Gag.
Wt. Sterling, 1. NoDember biz 2
llbr nadmittags.
9ltobcmeper's Store, 2. Nop. bis
Wittug.
@oollam, 9. Hop. nu6nlittags..
glano, 5. unb 6. Hopember
Smcnspille, T., s., 9. unb 10. Sob.
Worriion, Is. Nop. nadmittags
bis 16. Hob. balb 3.
@asconabe, II. Nop. bon 10 Bis
3 llbr.
Sic iibrige 3eit I'M Court. Sals in
Scrntam.
SoIhe oie ibre Stcltcrn nidt Dor
Dem 1. Sanl1ar 1918 bc5abler, mill.
len I Troscnt pro Monot 3inien be.
5oblen. Noh DEM Monat Sebr1lar
pcrbcn Soften unb 8ebilbren oa5u
gerehnct.
@rin9t cure lcbtiGbrige Stcuer-
Suittung nit gum Sergleid. ao,f'
Iclltc uno Sobrifonten iinb eril1dt If.
re 2"i5enIcn 5t crneuern.
Idtllngspoll
Senrp 6. Strad,
Collector fir @ascpnaoe County.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12
Mus benz @olfsblatt friibcrer Sabre.
SieIe ISOLDE Dor 81 Sabrcn.

&epublifaniihes Gpuntp Sldet:
Sir 8eprGicntalt, Sol. Seiitilg; fu'
gpuntp . Collector, Geo. &raettlp'
fir S6erift 3. ". Sueller; fir VI
feIior, q. @bump; iiir Gountp . Glerf
.. 6. Matbeps; fir Circuit Glerf
slug. Reper; fir Yroicci,tins . Ut
torncp, 6. %. Glarf.
Serr Simon Brandt bon Sirl1
Greet iu,rrbe am Iittfuod bon ieiner
@attin nit einem Eotterhcn be-
idenft.
Serr 8aener, ein alter rno &C.
adteter 9iirger unieres Gountps'
Itarb leste ISOLDE in ieiner Seimatb IN
gouIpore Sownibip I'M @lter bon 81
Sabren.
SEER 9risfa Sicolcr pllroe 9eltcrn
bon ieiner Satin nit einem Sobn'
den beidcnft.
9ebten Samstag puroen Serr So
fob Ra,ltcr bon 9rafe nno Srl.
S(man0u @ehrcno bon Seoaliu, oird)
o ~ -L,,.,,Nt a., Snr,n,,'5
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12
@or % Sabren.

0as icsisc idonc @ctter brin9t
bas ipGtgepilan5te Corn iest raid
our Heiie.
Sri. 2illie Wallsblno bat in yteip
Sapen im @ei6dft Der Sirnna
Stmecr & Tntton cine Stclle als
Gerf1nicrin oneetrctcn.
Serr SSocob Modli BON Slpiss, ein
alter Sctcran ans Dem &iirgerfricge
erbielt feline Eeniionsanipriide Be.
nilliet.
9ei Serrn 6ran6 &eune benl 81.
9arrcniabrifantelL lit geItern Elm flei.
ner @cbiilie oneefcmmer.
Scrr @u. Sumter, bon 8~usconuoc,
ipuroe Iesten Sonntag, mGbrenb CT
nit einem Sreunbc iib alf Der Saab
rads Hcbbilbnern befano, bonn Sebtes
rem olrh einen uneliidlihen 3ufall
ms @eiiht eei6oiicn.
@ei5en .5S, &orn (geifaltes) 60,
&leie so, Butter 10, gier .1S, Siib.
rer .0S per 8iunb, @Gnic, per Bfrno
.06, 8artoffeIn rs.
llnier Sidet: Sir YrGiibent Ben,
ianin Sarriion, fir @ouperneur
@m. @arner. fir Sheriff Sobn s.
Reper, fir Iiieiior S, @. &i,ns, fiir
gountp Shabmciiter 2oris Meper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12
Mdtuns Sarmer

@enn ibr beabiidtigt cine 5arn'
81 fallfen ober @elO in Sarml1noerci-
en- al,sltlegen, bann fommt nod ga.
line County, oas bie reiditen unb er.
tragfdbioiten Sarmtlanbereien altf5u.
meiIcn bot unO no man nod rei6e
8rairie.2 Gnoereien 5u $50 Ben @der
a1fipGrts faufen fam. Sd babe eine
In5abl Sarmen in Saline County 81
perfaufen unb 5luar in Mdergr0Be
bon elmer fleincn bis 5l,r groben
Sarm. &ommt nnb beiebt bas 2on6.
Sbr fonnt mir babel gepinnen.
Shrcibt on pber ipredt Dor bel
6. so. GbIer.
Slater, Mto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12

3n uerfanfen: @ein 5ueiitodiges
@obnbar,s an Ser peitl. 2. Strabe in
Sern,ann, nebit Got bon 70 SUB
Sront. Iradtboll i'm idoniten Sbei.
lie Der Staot nibt melt bon Der Gitp
Sail gelegen befinoet iid bas 8obn.
balls nabe Dem @eidGftscentrllm ,,nb
bod I'M idonltcn @obntbeile Der
Stabt. Hreis $4,000. gbenfalls
Got bon 65 SUB Sront an bieies 81.
gentbum a%ngrensenb uno Elm prGd.
tiger 9auplas. Treis $1,000.
8. O. Starf,
3714 S%umpbrep
ct. 2olis, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12
3cne private 3ablmaidjine.

unldnsit 1T Elm neues, fir pripaz
ten @ebraud beitimmtes Spitem our
aufnabme bon miinsen p~atsntiert
unb au Martts ssbradt porben. nan
erpartet, bab casielbe pielfa9 in
Sptels, ioipie aud in apartements<
9aufern Inmsnbuns finben pirb.
Die Ginridtuns Toll es benz Sns
iafisn zines 3immers ooer zines
Ipartements ermDsliden. fir tleine
@intaufe gu soblsn, bic unten in Der
Office" sur Iblieferuns tommeu,
obne paB sr bic Stl,be gu perlaiien
brauht; aud WedielseIo gu betoms
men, I'M tleine S6ulben an ieiner
Tiire gu berihtisen, obne oab er
IpIdes EXTRA bolen laiien mub.
Sn ieoem betreffenoen 3immer lit
Elm 8dftten nit Iufnomes, ioipie
nit Iblieferungs .S9liben fir Hidsl,
Dimes, 8ieriels unb babe SolInrs.
Sebes 8dittsn 1T elettriid nit Ell
mem ssntralen Ginfdaltunss= @pparat
brunten in Der rSffice" ooer Der
SausmeiitersS tube nerbunben.
Cine Miinae, tpelde man in Elm
irIfes aGitden ptrft, pirb an is=
mem S6aItsapparat ielbttdtis ters
Seihnet. uno Der Sepiensr beg Ippa=
rates lam auhl, tpenn ss n6tis. Sns
ausenblidlide Wedfelu bon 9els
purd Druid auf einen anopf bsfors
cen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12
Heide 6arm ST. berfanien.

Die &loiiner 6arm, am @asconaSe
SluB, oberbab Surnpife BLUFF. etlpo
446 Ider entbaltenb, mopon ettpo
1875 Ifer i'm @asconabe &iber Bot
tom in better &itltlr iid b%efinben. mil
allen notbieen @ebGi,Iidfeiten, Sbit'
sarten uip., lit gum Serfaufe alisse'
boten. Nad5ufraeen BEL ben 8Ioii,
l,er grbei,, ODER bel
&obert @aIfer,
Sermanit, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12
3n berfanfen. Gin Bferb. 9l,ggp,
Ocliperp @agen unb Bferbegei6irr.
@. 9. Surol,
Sermann, Wo.
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI
Agricultural Experiment Station

Agricultural Experiment Station
No. 10 Columbia, Mo-, Aug. 81, II
Certificate of Nursery Inspection.
This is to certify, That in accord
ance with the Nursery Inspection Act
enacted by the Forty-seventh General
Assembly and approved March 81,
1918, the nursery stock of the Her
mann Grape Nurseries, grown at Her
mann, Gasconade County, Missouri,
was inspected on August 8, 1917, by a
duly authorized inspector and found
apparently free from dangerously in
furious insects or plant diseases.
Valid until July 1, 1918, unless
sooner revoked.
X. C. SULLIVAN, l.. HASEMAN,
Deputy Inspector. Entomologist
and Chief Inspector.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12

Sn Seattle, @a f., mur.
DC ein geluiiier V. u. anapp bon
@eantcn Der rtrofcncn" Sdpuo.
rron pcrboitct. Gr miro bcidu!olat,
ltd init Der lmgeiesIid)en @eritcI-
lung bon 9ciitiaen @rtrGnten BE-,
faBt su baben. Die lSoIisci iaro
tld)t lpcniger alS % Sitbeu giicn,,
eic bel Der 6%abrifation bon geiiti.
gen 8etrdntcl S~rrusnouug iinocu
Cine Silortilaihc bes icrtigDcItcil.
ttn EroSuttcS marec non ben BE,
anlten hcIdlaauabntt, um oils BE.
lpeiSmatcrial bel scr @erihtSpcr.
9anbluna 5u nieucr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12

81 berfanien: Cine Chalmers
Souring Gar att ei1cm biIligen 8rei.
ie. Nad5rfragen in ser Sarmers &
Werdunts 9arlf ODER BEL 8. O. @rat
Sermarln, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12
F. J. koeIIer.
sdmieb II. &ageumader
Scrmann, $40.
Scrmann, Np.

Sd iperbe beItrebt iein MIR 6ie
bcIten Irbeiten II. @aaren si I~iefern.
SD babe Ianee grfabrung I'M Tfcroe.
beidloeen iomobl mie I'M Shmiebe.
itnb @agenbanbperf.
Sarmipagerl. 8iiggies, Wamir.
Spreabers unb Sorm.N aihinen on
Sano ODER ouf geIteIIitng at giinIti.
gen 9eOingungen unb gu ar,nebmba.
rem Sreiien geIiefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12

@erlanst: Stanbaro 8ciBeihen.
giienbabnidwellen (Sies) fir pelde
80 Gents per Sic, abgeliefert an
@barf, be5ablt merben.
Srib 2ang
Sermann, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12
Neue Nn5etgen
Yortlanb Cement, 621a Gents pro
Sod einidlieBlid ben SGden, bel
9aarbcSablllng.
Sefotte Sumber garo.

3u uerfanfen: s(iis Mangel ar Ir.
beitsfraft miro Die @bite Boultrp,
5riiit & 0airp Sarm mebrere 100
9llibcl @epfel (orfaro run) auf ben
9Gunleu, perfaufen unb 3par iebr
billig. % nj. 6. SabL
Berger, 800, 81. 1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12

Sm nerfanfen: Cine al,f's Bette elm.
geridtete Sdmieoeuerfitdtte in Cos
conabe County. Cute Gage unb quite
@ei6dftsgelegenbeit. &ad5ufragen
in Der Office 3. 9lattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12

3n Derfanfen: Gin Srame @obn.
bal1s NIT 5 3immern i'm .i60nIten
@obntbeile bon Sermann on Der 3.
StraBe. Nah5ufragen in Der Office
bieies 9lattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12

gu berfanfeu: elm 8adltein @obn.
balis nit 7 3immer, alif bas Mo.
bernite eingeridtet. sSnnen frif&
angeitrihen. Got 60 bel 100 I'M Gen.
tr,im bon Sermann. Breis ltnb 8e.
binsuneen siinitis. @ad5ufragen in
Der Office 3. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12
Madt lie 10 id6n uie nen.

SaBt mid e,ler allto, Sllrrep, ooer
9uggp anitreiden unb linen elm neii.
es ausieben geben.
2ouis It 4,
Serma1ln, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12

Sn berfanfeu: Dos friibere gisen
@cbnbaits unb 8rr,nbitiid an Der
8barfitraBe. Sreis billig. 3adau.
fraeen in Der Sermann Sabings
8anf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12

Sci flus, unb man miro bid ihGt.
scn. Sci ltarf, uno mon miro bid
filrdten. Sci -. uno man mirS Did
mibbrauden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12

@erlangt: altes giien fir bas i6
40 Gents per 100 BfumD be3able am
@barf abgeliefert. Srit Gang,
Sermanr, $50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12

81 bermietben: Sd5ne @obmlng
bon 5 Simmern an Der meitl. 3ten
StraBe. Sobn o It,
Sermunr, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-12
W6dentlider Rarftberidt.
Yro6nfte.
Gorrigiert bon
SobnS SeImers

G~orrigiert bon
gggers Chilling 6 o.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-13
VETERAN RAIlR0ADER
DIES IN HOSPITAL

Edward Cook, "a years old, veter
an railroad man. died at Reid Memoir
ial hospital Friday afternoon. Cook
had his foot amputated last Monday
following an attack of gangrene.
He had been connected with the
Pennsylvania railroad for about thir.
ty years, working in many capacities.
He had been Waterman at the Sixth
street crossing for many years.
He was a member of ST. Andrew
church and ST. Joseph society.
Cook is survived by his widow,
Mary, three daughters, Mrs. Henry
Vossmeyer, and Mrs. Warren Baker of
this city, and Mrs. John Koorfen of FIT.
Wayne, and four sons, Joseph R., Oil
yer, and Edward of this city, and Gus
Cook of Los Angeles, Cal.
Funeral arrangements have not been
made. Friends may call at any time
at the residence, GOA South Seventh
street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-13
Riichmond-Made Motor Car Wins
Hill Climb Near Madrid, Spain

and materials employed are the best
to be had in America, and the motor
is a wonder.
We, who know the Davis and have
taken long rides in same, are quite
aware of the fact that the perform
ance of this car on the road can hard.
ly be equalled, even by cars of fam
Gus make.
Yesterday at the 'Perdices' races
the Davis got the first prize in its
class and finished climbing a hill at
the speed of more than seventy k;lo-
meters per hour. The official time OF
the climbing was one minute, two sec
onds and two-tenths of a second,
which is sixty-nine kilometers and six
hundred and seventy-seven meters
per hour.
Equipped for Touring
The car was completely equipped
for road touring, with seven passen-
gers and all accessories.
Mr.. Luis Azpeitia, representative of
the factory, drove the Davis himself,
and was complimented very much at
the finish of the race.
We know Mr.. Azpeitia will receive
very soon an important shipment of
Davis cars, and in his salesrooms he
has already many orders for these
cars, which have won for him the
first prize at the races"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-13
WERE YOU
[continued From Page one.]
Few People Travel

Few People Travel
c. w. Elmer, ticket agent of the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad, predicted tina,
many people wouldn't be travelling to
day and he must have hit the bulls
eye for hotel clerks were bewailins
the fact that business was rotten"
''It must be the thirteenth" Robert
Tomlinson, clerk at the Westcott said
But here is what Postmaster Beck
and Secretary Frank Albus, Of the
Commercial club, have to say:
Everything l have ever done got a
good start on Friday the thirteenth,
Secretary Albus said.
Beck Says It's Lucky
Its the luckiest day there is
Postmaster Beck said.
Viewed from both sides a lot OF
pleasanter things could have happen.
ed, but didn't. That's all.
The same ell wind" brought the
price of cabbage down one cent on
the pound--not considered so unlucky
by housewives. The price had been
soaring for several months but start
ed on the decline today. The prices
of cherries and cantaloupes also
dropped
Even the Red Cross society was
hit and few women were at the head
quarters, putting many soldiers "all
out of luck"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-13

Wayne county Is the first county In
Indiana and one OF the first In the
country, to make arrangements to take
care of the home affairs and folks OF
its Sammies, who will follow the flag
to France.
The Soldiers Business Aid commit
tee, organized today under the County
Defense Council, is going to safeguard
the county's soldiers in the field In
every possible way that home folks
can do. It is the first committee Or
ganized for this work in the state.
To Train EN-, II Disabled.
The soldier who may be disabled Is
to be trained in special work to over
come his disability. His dependents
are to be kept from want, and he is to
be helped in getting work when he re-
turns.
All possible legal aid is to be given.
The man who brings suit against an
sbsent soldier will find himself oppos-
ed by a member of the committee.
Taxes are to be paid, insurance pol
ic.s kept from lapsing and all sol
diers are to be registered SO they will
rot lose their vote.
Paul Beckett is chairman OF the
committee, and its members are Law
renee Handley, w. H. Rooney. Gath
Freeman, and ]. F. Hornaday. Branch
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-13
SOLONS SHOULD
FIX GAS RATE,
DECLARES BAvIS

The state legislature should decide
Oh the question of reducing the num-
Der OF heat units to one cubic foot OF
artificial gas, as petitioned by the In
diana Gas association. and not the
state public service commission, Presi-
dent Bavis of the board of works said
Friday.
Bavis is a member of the commit
tee representing the forty-one cities of
the state who are opposing the petit
ton, which also asks for an increase
CT twenty-five per cent. in rates.
City Attorney Bond, counsel for the
cities, will submit brief to the COM
mission within twenty days. Attor-
ney Bond had not returned to Rich
nond Friday.
Richmond Not Affected.
Richmond will not be affected by
the petition until the supply of natur-
al gas is exhausted and artificial gas
is supplemented Bavis said. Present
rates would be nearly doubled If arti-
fetal gas is used and the petitions of
the gas companies was approved
The committee, consisting of Mayor
Spohn of Goshen, who Is chairman.
Mayor Ross OF Seymour. William A.
Bond, ex-Mayor Tickle of Logansport
and Bavis will meet within several
days to form line of procedure.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-13
LYNN, IND.

V. Gean Cox and John Turner OF
Newcastle visited the formers par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Cox at this
place. Mr.. Cox has recently enlisted
in the hospital corps and will report
for duty August s.. Miss Jennie
Eckerle left Monday for Indianapolis
where she will attend Mrs, Bakers
Training school,. >. DR.. McCready will
spend the weekend with friends at
Lake James. Mrs. C. f. James of
Fort Wayne, is visiting her mother and
friends here. The Halllnan touring
party which has been in the East for
some time was expected home Satur-
day or Sunday. Mrs. Gerlach who
had been with it fell and sustained a
dislocated wrist and came en- by train
reaching here Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. Halliday were called to
Lafayette, Ind, this week on account
Ct the serious illness of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clyde Moore.
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MRS. DUHADWAY
DIES AT HOME

Mrs. Priscilla DuHadway, 80 years
old, whose death occurred yesterday
afternoon at her home 1926 East Main
street, was one of Richmond's best.
known women and was the widow of
Caleb w. DuTIadway who for many
years was prominent in the affairs OF
Richmond and Wayne county. He was
at one time auditor of Wayne county
Mrs. DuHadway was native OF
Hagerstown and her entire life was
passed in Wayne county. Charles Du.
Hallway, who died several years ago,
was a son.
She is survived by her caughter-in.
law, Mrs. Alice DuHadway. OF Rich.
mond, and two sisters, Mrs. Josephine
Baldridge of Hagerstown, and Mrs.
Mary Anderson, of Chicago.
Funeral services will be held Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock at the home,
on East Main street Rev. J. ]. Rae
will officiate. Burial will be in Earl
ham cemetery and will be private.
Friends are invited to attend the serv-
ices and the request is made that flow
ers be omitted.
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toe so big it was murder to put on
my shoe. l used salves and other
things that ate off more of the toe
than they did the corn. I'd cut and
dig with knives and scissors, but now
no more fooling for me. Two drops
Of 'Gets-It' did all the work 1t makes
the corn shrivel and get so loose
that you can just pick it right off
with your fingers!"
There has been nothing new dis
covered for corns since "Gets-It" was
born. It's the new way-the common
sense, simple, sure way.
"Gets-It" is sold everywhere, Csc
a bottle, or sent on receipt of price
by e. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, Ill.
Sold in Richmond and recommend
ed as the worlds best corn remedy by
A. G. Luken & Co., Conkey Drug Co.,
Glen Thistlethwaite's, and Quigley's
Five Drug Stores.
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CRy Associated Pressl


General Korniloff's aggressive Rus.
sian army which already has driven
a vast wedge into the Teutonic line
in eastern Galicia, appeared today to
be at the farthest point OF its cam.
paign for Lemberg
Having crossed the river Lomnica,
behind which the Austro-German
forces landed themselves in their re-
treat from the Halicz region, the Rus
SLAMS have opened up the possibility
of turning the whole Teutonic line
northward along the Zlota-Lipa.
Battles May Be Vital
Desperate attempts may be expect
ed on the part of the defenders of
eastern Galicia, however, to prevent
the continuation of this menacing adj
vance beyond the Lomnica, and the
battles now in progress may be vital
in determining the fate Of Lemberg
and all the eastern Galician terrain.
Today's statement from Petrograd
shows that in Wednesdays fighting,
which resulted in the capture of Hal
uoz, the Russians took $50 prisoners.
chiefly Germans, and five heavy guns,
besides ten machine guns.
Reserves Thrown In
The reference to German prisoners
made it appear probable that German
reserves were thrown into the hard
battle that preceded the taking of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-13
Comfort Bags to be
Replaced by Exits

Mrs. Belmont Tiffany, of New York,
in a speech to Red Cross workers IN
Indianapolis Thursday, compl1mented
Indiana on it's Red Cross work. In
discussing supplies, she said comfort
bags for soldiers would no longer be
made. Instead a comfort exit" will be
made. She explained that the COM
fort bags are impractical because all
the articles are jumbled together in
the bottom.
Mrs. Tiffany said American women
have much work before them. She
urged the women to keep knitting and
making surgical dressings.
A committee of Richmond women
composed of Mrs. Olive Allison, Mrs.
Paul Comstock, Mrs. M. E. B. gilbert
son, and Mrs. Frank Crichet attended
tie meeting.