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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05
9ermana Nap., 6reitas, ben s. Sftober 1917
snfaernfenc itellen iidD prompt sur
llnterindnng anf ibr Sienit'
tamslidJfcit.

gieun5ig jlinge 2eute maren lesfe
@o6e oilfgeforbcrt moroen lid 5ltr
ir5tli6en llnterill6lne 81 itellen iino
bon bieier 3abl bate aud ieoer Gin
aelne, NIT 9luSnabme FOLDER pelde
cine quite gnti6ulbigllne allf5uipeiien
batten, lid, prompt bier I'M Court
baus an ben beitimnlten Sagen eir'
geiun0en.
sSolgcnoe Dor bie 2ofal- -8eboroe
citirten MilitGrpflihtige iuaren aus
Ben ansegebenen iebr iti6baltigen
@riinben ni6t erldienen:
9npin 6. S6leneper, Sermann,
oas er ols sSreilpilliger IN Sic @tarine
cingetreten 1T.
Sobn ". 9totbi6nefer, &ermann,
na6 Der 9cboroc in Coma trausferirt.
Siron @roper Sorrcll, Canaan,
Sollntoir in Scr glrlnee.
Wilton s. 9luit, Sernonn, SoIlln.
tair in ser glrnlec.
Sreo 2ouis Sc6d, 9lan0, nah Ser
8eborbe in 9tebrosfa transferirt.
Seslie Sabrner, Sernlann, nad Der
9eborbe in SSoiBa transferirt.
gSnt Stodton, 9lnno, nad Ser 9e.
borbe bon 9tebrasfa trunsferirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05
Sein Ntadbar bate R6enmatis.

mus. Serr 8ilbelm Stablfe bon
e9anpille, Ont, idreibt: ,,Wein
Nahbar batte einen glnfaIl bon Rbeu-
matismits. s(uf nneinen Stat bin ae.
bralbte er Sorni's gupenfrGl,ter
Nadoem er bies Mittel etlide Weale
9enollllten bate, mar CT bon ieinem
Hbel,nletismus befreit uns fonnte
ipleoer auf oas 5cIb arbeiten seben. :"
Sleies alte, beipabrte &rGuterbeiImit-
tel miro nidt bur6 apotbefer Der.
fduit. Wtan ibreibe on Or. Gete,
Sobrnep & Cons Co.. 1875 60.
Sopne ape., Gbieaso, Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05
,yram Glementine Mertens in ct.
2onis gcitorben.
yeerSisnns finbet bier in ibrer
friiberen 6eimatb itatt.

NSlt SQrDIDeleI 9O1plIQl III SI.
2ouis lit ann Sreitng lester @ode
Srau Glementine Iertens, geb.
Saer, @ittipe bon @albemar s. Wer-
tens, imo friiber in lnierer Staot
wobnbaft, iin Sitter bon 70 Sabren
aus oieicm 2eben geldicben.
Die Serltorbene murbe an 90.
glpril 1S47 in Scrmanm als Die God.
fer bon Conrad @aer, elmer ser criten
slniie0ler unierer Staot, geboren.
Sm Sabre 1871 berbeirotbete iie ii6
bier nit @aloenlar Mcrtens, melher
IN @cnteinihaft nit ieinem @rubcr
on Scr Gfe Der / lm6 Sd)illcritrabe,
no iid u. 6. 9eecmonn's 8ebGl,be
befinoet, Gin Storegeid)dft fiibrtc
Spotcr 500 oas Gbepdar nod Berger
no Serr Mertens uno 9. 6. 9aer,
cin @rliber Ser Srou Wertens, elm
StoregcidGft gegriinbet botten Web.
rere Sabre lpiiter lieB lid bie Samilie
pieber in Serntom niebcr, mo Serr
MertcnS bieIe Sabre ols @cid)1fts.
reiicnber fir ole Stone Sill @inc
SO. tbltig mar. SSm Sabre 1892 900
bie Snmilie nad ct. 2puis, mo- orei
Sabre ip1ter ser @otte noh l1naerer
&ronfbeit itarb.
0ic @be mar nit brei &inoern, eis
ner Sohter lno 5ipci Sobnen eeieg-
net, bon benen bie Sohter Molmina
i'm &inbesalter ,ino Ser Sobn Otto
Dor ctpu aft Sabren Itarb. Gin
Sobn, SSolbemnr 6. Mertens, blieb
Ser 0ilttter erbalten, l,no mar ibr
Croft ltnb ibre Stiite bis su i6ren
oi1 letter Sreitag erfoleten Sobe.
Sor Is Wtonaten pllrbc Srau Mer-
tens bon einenl S6loganfolle betrpf-
fen bon meldem iie iid nidt ipicber
erbblen iollte, 10 bob Scr 500 ibr ols
Grloicr fam bon langen idmercp Sci
ben.
gluBer ibrem Sobne bintcrlGbt sic
TerItorbcne cinen 9rubcr, 2ollis 6.
Socr, IN Sernnnt ltno cine Shpc-
tier, Srau Molpino &linecr, in Scar
ibull, Oto., Dobnbaft.
5rau Wtertens melde IN unicrer
Staot niht MIR ibre SugenD ionoern
aud ibre reiferen SSabren perlebte,
5ablte bier etnen groben 9efonnten
nnb Sreltnbesfreis Sen iie ii6 burh
ibr ltets beiteres @einiitb, bllrd Die
ber5eepinnenOe uno natiirli6e Gin.
fadbeit ibres &eiens, sic gufridtig- |
felt ibrer @eiinnllng llnb Sffenbeit |
ibres Gbarafters, erporben bate, |
llno bie &llnoe ibres Sooes ermecfte
bier tiefe imlige Sbeilnabme.
0ie iroiide Siille Der Serltorbenen
lpuroe am letten Sonntag Iorgen
bierber 9ebradt unb am Nahnittdg |
al,f oem ItGbtiiden Sriebbofe an Ser
Seite oes Dor % Sabren ibr I'M Sooe
porangegangenen @atten, sur leeten
'Rube gebettet, llnb slpar unter Sabl-
rciber getbeiligl,ne ibrer pieIen bic.
Iigen Srellnbe, 9efannten unb Ser.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05

Seit lnicrem lebtlpodentliden ge.
rihte iuurben folgcnoe @rl,nbeigen.
tbums llcbcrtragilngen i'm biciigen
&ecoroer slnltc sebllbt: gbas. @,
9ronoborit an Souiton @ranion 70
9lder nobe Wor9aret, fir 500;
GbriIt. s. Salf al SidoppIer Bros,
@rllnoitiid in 8otsoam, fir 5000;
Gbas. Goblntonn on Sranf eidler
10 @dcr iiioipcltl. bon Spensbillc,
fir $500; Mug. 3. Retbenepcr, so
9ldcr iiiol. bon Roiebub, an s5reo. S.
Gctbcmeper fir $1,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05
@ascouabe GonntD's brittes Gontin-
gent fpirb bente mprgen nadJ
Sort 9iilep abreiien.
Cine id6nc MbidJieSsfeier fanb ge.
itcrn slbenb in Der CONCERT
S5alle itatt.

35 Wilit1rpfli6tige, ipel6e oas
brittle Contingent biloen, oas @asco-
nobc County, sur 9lnoesurmee lie.
fert, lperoen beute Worgen, filr5 na6
10 llbr, bon bier aus. nad Sort Gilep
ohreilen.
,3lfplee Ser leste gSohe pom Der
2ofal 9ebGrbc ollsgeianbtcn @cnah-
ridltigung, fanoen oie gingeganeenen
iicb aeitcrn gtohmittag I'M Gourtbnls
ein, Inn bon Scr 9eborba Die n0tbigen
9iuthid,lGge ino llnterpeiilngen 5il
crholtcn.
9lbenbs fanh IN Der Gonsertballe
einc bon bieiigen &otbcn arell5 5it
Gbren ser illngen 2cl,te peranitaltetc
ifone slbi6ieosfeier itott, 81 melher
iid) biele ltnierer 9iirger, llno beion.
bers sic Gltern Serponbte luo
SrellnOe ser ongcbenben &rieger ein-
Qcfltnoen batten, ltnb bel pelher Sc.
legenbcit potriotii6e Slnipraden bon
ntcbrcrell bcfonnten 9teonern gebal-
ten muroen. Der S6llb Der Seier
biIoete cin 9onfett, bei mcl6cn Sic
Gtnge5ogcnen bie gbrengGite naren.
&eutc Worgen miro sic Gnterpriie
Militarp 9ano llno sic 9eipobner Ser
Stubt uno llmgegenb Ben fplgenben
jltn1en Selltcn has @elcitc gum
9dbnbofC 9eben:
l Henry w. Neese, Bland, rid.
2 Aug. w. Hemeyer, Hope
3 Fred John Birk, Hermann
a Frank H. Schultz, Owensville
5 Erwin F. Hohenstreet, Bland
6 Ben. E. Schaeffer, Hermann, rid.
Z Martin V. Smith, Owensville
Ben. H. Peth, Woollam
8 Edw. Reinholz, Gasconade
10 Arthur P. Nolte, Morrison
II Jackson w. Branson, Woollam
II Elton C. Smith, Drake
Is Ben. S. Zeitzmann, Morrison
IA Frank j. Schultz, Bay
Is Tony Willcheck, Owensville
16 Frank H. Frechmann, Hermann
II Harry w. Koch, Bay
Is Aug. H. Hemeyer, Hope
10 VIM. r. Jackish, Gasconade
20 Gustav Kreter, Mt. Sterling
81 Samuel I. Crider, Bland
% Edwin C. Hilkerbaumer Rosebud
23 Bernard F. Shafer, Bland, rid.
"a Belmont r. Glaser, Hermann
25 Fred. Racherbaumer, Owens. rid.
26 Fred w. Brehe, Owensville rid.
81 Hermann A. Schneider, Canaan
% Herm. Brinkmann, Owensville rid.
90 Oscar Schmidt, Hermann
30 Fred. w. Westholz, Swiss rid.
81 Chester E. Housemann, Red Bird
80 Theo. j. Fluetsch, Hermann
SO Ben. A. Gawer, Owensville rid.
81 Enaus J. Wolf, Hermann
80 Richard Prater, Mt. Sterling
Belmont @laier bon bier, lit bonn
@relnption.9oaro oils sSiibrer bes |
.Gontingent ernannt tporoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05

Ia6 eenal,erer gerednlins wur.
ben bilrd ben Sppbon am Iesten
'Dtontng 100000 8erionen IN Sapait
obba6los eemadt, lno etua 200
Ienidenleben iino berloren segon.
gen. +.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05
Seinabc bic SGIitc Der als Sienit.
tanslid) beinnbcnen MilitGr.
pflid)tisen, inden nm
9ienitbcfrcinus nadJ.

AZ pocr nlcbr uls Die !SGlfte Scr lct.
te Mo6c bonn biciigcu Yoaro Of CT
enlption ais oicnlttou9lid befunoencn
Wtilitnrprlihtigc, bqben bel Der 2ofal.
geboroc I'M 6rciiprchlng bonn 0icn.
| ite nudgeilld)t, mdbreno mebrere an.
oerc exemptions @ciuhe bcim 81,
lltrift @oaro III Yoplnr Bluff, bn lie
altf Der 6arm lmentbcbrli6 iinb. ein.
gereidt beben.
Die SGfal 9cb0roc bat ilber 6ie
8eluhe nod ni6t entidieoen, miro
ieooh oieiclbcn nod Dor ShluB scr
Wphc prilicn 1nb 0orilber entihei,
Sen.
SolgcnOc exemptions @ciuhc lie.
gen Der 9cb0roc bier 5ur Gntl6ei,
olulg Dor. lnb 5lpur lit Die orGBtc
3abl ncrlclbcn olf oic Sbotio6e bo,
iirt hoB sic Aliilitirpflihtigcn Der
beirutDct iino lmo Srau uno &inb
babcn Die Mli ibre llnterltiltlmg an
9eluieien iino, luic folet:
/ Gottlieb J. Traub, Rosebud rid.
2 Hy. d. Schneider, Bland rid.
8 Geo. f. Schuenemeyer, Bland
4 Hy. j. AufdcrHeide, Bland
5 Edgar c. Owens, Rosebud
6 Augustine N. Joaquin, Hermann
7 Joseph J. Morre, Owensville
8 John Christian Woest, Hermann
0 John L. Findley, Gasconade
10 Herm. F. Meyer, Hermann
II Benz. A. Kattelmann, Hermann
IL G. c. Langendoerfer, New Haven
13 Theo. A. Nullmeyer, Bland
IA Rebt. l.. HuXol, Hermann
Is Jas. f. Willhite, Tea
16 John GROCER, Canaan
II Roy Biles, Owensville
1S Geo. w. Barnhart, Bland
10 Geo. Segar, Hermann
20 Arthur j. Steinke, Morrison
81 Hy. f. Diekmann, Rosebud
% Hermann Kimmel, Hermann
90 VIM. j. Philbert, Gasconade
"a Chas. H. Holzschuh, Bland
25 John Fisher, Rosebud
SSeil tic cine perlpittlpete Wtllttcr
baben, Die bon ibreln Seroienlt ab.
bongig iinO, lppllen folgcnoc Scr
Sienltpfli6t entboben iein:
! Fred Lingenfelder, Hermann rid.
2 Edward J. Schlottog, Bland
3 Bluford Jett, Gasconade
a Robt. L. Huxol, Hermann
5 VIM. F. Miller, Oak Hill
6 Hy. P. Rasmussen, Rosebud
geil iie bejabrtc unb 9ebredli6e
Gltern nnteritiiten miiiicn, criuhen
fol9enoe I'M Gnti6uloigllng Der Wf-
litdrpfliht:
Fred o. Gardner, Gasconade
Ben. H. Kurrelmeyer, Mt. Sterl'g.
Frank Wehmeyer, Canaan rid.
a Hy. l.. Mueller, Hermann
Harry w. Gawert, Hermann rid.
Chas. j. Bretthorst, Berger
7 Robt. L. Huxol, Hermann
8 Ed. H. Hammelmann, Stony Hill
g Aug. j. Neidhart, Hermann
10 Roy Patten, Hermann
IL Louis F. Klick, Hermann
In naval service of U. S.
Alvin E. Schlemeyer, Great Lakes, Ill.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05
Mus ocm Guuntg.

3. u. aranInle II. 8attin bon Wem
murben ourh oie @eburt eines Sobn.
6ens erfrel,t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05

.. Is. 2ntoll bat bos 2oiiis Seioel
Slimber @eifGft in 9foicbuo fGuflid)
criporbell.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05

SSn Der !S0lle icin beiBt: nit benz
Strom treiben, I'M Silninel iein
beiBt: ielblt iteueri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05

0as @olfsblatt ioIlte in feiner
beuti6en Samilie in @asconnbe
gountp feblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05

@cboreiL Dem Glternpaore go.
@llooenleDer ltnb @ottin bon 9lano,
Gin Sobnhcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05

Inter 2ebrerin Soo &oenie be-
qnnn IN Nlo @lanb am lcetcn Mon.
tag Nic oortiee 0iitriftibulc ibrcn
S6ultcrntin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05

Senrp @uidmann, Sobn oes Sobn
&. 9ui6mann bon Smcnsbille, er'
belt bonn Gpilntp Sbitl Superinten'
bent ols better Shiller Der offent.
liden ShuIcn I'M Gountp Die iib an
Der 9elperbung betbeiligten, Die gllls.
3eihnung 5uerfamt als @ait oes
Staotcs oie Staatsfair beiubcn 5l
oiirfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05

Baitor i. &. Ercul, Scr biSberige
Sccllorgcr Der bclttiden Wietbooiiten
Stride in Srafe lnb ipGtcr on elmer
8emeinoe in gllton, SSll, angcitellt
bat bie Ercoigeritelle in Sunestomn,
Wto.. angenonlnten ltno bcreits onge-
treten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05

9ei Ser Soir nebit 0all in gnts.
banL Die onr %. September BORT ob,
geGolten ipuroe bclicfen Iib Die Netto,
Ginnabmcn ollf $175.O0 bic on5ll
pcrlponot perben iollcn cine 9iblio.
thcf fir ole Eotshom Shule ein5ll.
ribtcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05

Der llllterriht in oer Shule i'm
lfonOo Diitrift (Sbiro Greet Golpn.
ibip) nobnl lcttcn Ytonto9 llntcr 2eb.
rcr Z. e. SfcSntoih ieinen glnfong.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05

giah lGngcrcr &ronfbeit lit am
Sonntog letter g8o6e SRI. 0torp
S6inmel Sohter bcs iiiolih bon
S,pensnille mobnbaiten SSobn Sbinl,
mel, in nod iugenblihen gllter &c.
ltprbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05

9ic Sdule int Coles Greg 9iitrift
llntcr 2cbrer 8. $. Shsner becnbete
am %. September ben critcn Mo
nat ibrcs ohtmpnotlihcn- ScrninS
nit 3 Shiilern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05

Silos Gontlep, Snbn bon glllcn
Gnntlep bon Canaan lmb SRI. glpo
9tihollon, Sohter bon SSos. ytihol'
ion bon @lono, plrben ON Srcitan
6en 81. September in Gloptnn gum
9itnoe fiir's 2cbcn pcrcinigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-10-05

Ntor0cn 9tobnlittoa iinoct in
0rofe cine oroBe GerionllnIln9 Der
Snrnler itott INN sic fSroge 81 be,
ipreben Of es iT SSntcrciie Der Sor-
nter p1re eineu Sornl9lgellten fir
@osconooe Gorntp on5ultellen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
HAGERSTOWN

Miss Edna Voris, Of Millville. was
the guest Saturday night and SUNDAY
of Miss Edna Holiday and uncle. MT.
Chance Wine. :. Mrs. Seward Hard
wick, Mrs. Charley Kinsey an6 'daugn'
ter, Miss Josephine. spent Saturday IN
Richmond. -. James Benbow and Dan
iel Holiday motored to Richmond sat
urday.. ;. Jerome Day motored 10 ina.
annapolis Saturday and was the guest
of his brother Jesse Day, ana also
spent Easter with his parents, MI anu
Mrs. John Day at Windfall. Mr. and
Mrs. Williams and family OF Fountain
City, spent from Saturday until Mon
day here the guests of their relatives,
william Working and family. Rev.
A. C. Wischmeier preached at Gas
City Sunday, and Mrs. Westminster was
the guest Of Miss Anna billing Sunday.
There was military flag raising
at the Teetor-Hartley Motor factory
Sunday morning. There was speech
made by Charles Teetor and the band
played patriotic airs. While Charles
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
HAGERSTOWN

The ladies of the Progressive club
spent Wednesday in Newcastle and
gave "pot-luck" dinner at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Geisler. A
very social time was spent in the aft
ernoon. Mrs. Elmer Cruil favored the
guests with piano music and singing of
America was feature. -the home was
decorated with American flags, carna-
tons and roses. Those present were
as follows: Mrs. Ida lawson, Mrs.
John Geisler and mother, Mrs. Mary
Winnings. OF Newcastle and the follow
ing from Hagerstown: | Mrs. John T.
Hunt, Mrs. Charles Ba tkenstoce, Mrs.
John Kidwell, Mrs. Carrie Allen, Mrs.
Mary Walker, Mrs. Monroe Sherry,
Mrs. Raymond Small. Mrs L. M. Bran
nan. Mrs. A. r. JonesI Mrs. Carlos Bur
ton, Mrs. Anthony Hover, Mrs. Elmer
Crull, Mrs. Earl Aoel, Mrs. Robert
Thurston, Mrs. Chester Life. Mrs. C. E.
Working and Mrs. n ola B. Ramsey. 80.
George Calamese sr.ent Wednesday at
Newcastle. :. Mrs. Hred Thomas spent
Wednesday at Newcastle with MIR. and
Mrs. William Tho mas. ;. Mrs. Clyde
Templin and daughter, Elizabeth, of
Portland. are visi ting relatives here,
they with Mr.. and Mrs. John Retz, her
parents, and Mrs. Frank Retz were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wheelin
Saturday at Cambridge City. >. H. L.
Stoltz and Jerome Day spent Tuesday
evening in Richmond. =. F. C. Nichol-
son and family OF Richmond motored
to this place Wednesday and were
guests of Mrs. y[icholson's father, Mr..
Davis. Fred Thomas went to In
dianapolis Monday to report for army
duty. He has been in the United
States service before and was dis
charged at Douglas, Ariz., two years
ago in February. :. h. Mr.. and Mrs. Err
vile Gray hare moved from Pearl
street to the house on South Market
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Grow
or Shinn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13

twelve years suffered-it seemed a
lifetime. Gradually almost every
joint in my body became afflicted, so
that l would have to have some one
assist me. l was unable to bend my
knees and finally had to go to bed
Var-ne-sis was recommended and af-
ter taking the medicine some time
every sign and symptom left me- To
see me now no one would believe
ever had rheumatism"
Unlike other anti-rheumatism prep
arations Var-ne-sis tends to help the
stomach. Send to W. A. Varney,
Lynn, Mass, for THE Story OF Var
ne-sis." It's free.
Get Var-ns-sis now, today, at This
tlethwaite's Drug Store. and all reli-
anle drugoiatS.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13

laid on rug and dragged to the bed.
The fingers Of the right hand were
drawn into the palm and the hand
drawn to the body. had to be fed
and dressed like child. am over
joyed at my recovery and must give
Var-ne-sis all the credit"
Mrs. r. Cheney of Moosup, Conn,
said: 1.-THE only pain I ever get from
rheumatism now is the thoughts of
my suffering in the wheel chair and
when I had to 60 about on crutches
suffered from rheumatism Of the
joints for ave years. My hands,
wrists, knees, feet were swollen from
a chalky deposit and I was helpless.
My legs were drawn up so that they
could not be Strengthened. For one
wear did not leave the bed without
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
Memories Of Suffering All
That is Left of Rheumatism
Three New England Women Overoyed at Relief From
81 Pain and Stiffness of Joints

Tires, New England women are to-
day cOngratulatng themselves over
their ecovery from rheumatism. Miss
L. McMasters, 312 Humphrey street,
Lowell !, Mass, said:
THE pain and stiffness has left my
joints, but l will never forget my ex-
perience in a wheel chair For seven
Year.; I had not known a day that
did not have pain. Trunk straps
wepe fastened around my body to get
me upstairs. On the top step l was
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13

assistance. l am now free from rheu
matism, thanks to Var-ne-sis, ind
have ofteen prayed that Mr.. Varney
might be long spared for a continu
Fance in the work that he is doing
for sufferers"
1.-THE pain when they carried me
from the bed to the dining room, III
never forget said Mrs. w. B. ROM
seville of II COX street, Lynn, Mass
Its too wonderful for words to be
free from rheumatism at last. For
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13

red at Richmond Saturday. The Rev
Mr.. Dressed OF the First English Luth.
eran church, officiated. The bride IL
the daughter Of. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Moystner of Modoc. and the bride.
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edg.
ar Hunt, OF this place. Mrs. Hunt wit.
messed the marriage. They will reside
on Pearl Street. !. Mrs Frank Retz
drove to Huntsville Sunday, and was
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13

was no black oak bookcase in any
room.
Whats behind that curtain" the
Inspector said suddenly.
MY bedroom" Ali answered at
once
He went forward and, unlocking
the door, flung it open. A bare little
ICON, with mosaic floor and con-
tanning only small bed. was re-
vealed.
A man, entering the hall, informed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
The Forgotten Wedding
oss Yss By OLIVE WADSLEY % ;s ss: sss s.:

Hink that a detachment Of police had
arrived from Scotland Yard.
Let them search the house, he
ordered.
The heavy, continuous tramp. tramp
Of feet went on for a time; then
constable came up and saluted.
Nothing disturbed anywhere, SIT;
l have sealed the doors.
"You can wait outside.
ITO be continued
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13

Mr.. Gruber. who is the new pastor OF
the NJ e. church preached here Sun
day. Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Wischmeier,
the former pastor, left Monday for Gas
City, where they will be located. -.
Miss Emma Moore, OF Columbus, Ohio.
is visiting her brother. Eddie Moore
and family. The marriage of Miss
Katherine Moystner. Of Modoc, to Mr..
Clarence B. Hunt OF this place. occur
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13

accompanied by Mrs George Bright as
far as Modic Mrs. Retz visited her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Wadman and Mrs.
Bright visited daughter at Modoc.
Mrs. Jesse Thomas. OF Muncie. daugh-
ter of Mrs Retz was also visiting the
Wadmans at Huntsville and she &C.
companied her mother to her home
here Saturday and is spending few
days here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13

Thornburg, an employee, who was q
Spanish-American soldier and others
who have had military training carried
q large Americans flag from the office
as it was slowly hoisted to high
position the band play "The Star
Spangled Banner and as it floated to
the breeze 1t was salut6 by the crowd
below. The Rev G. w. Gruber and
family have arrived from Marion and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
FRECKLE--FAC
Sun and Wind Bring. Out Ugly Spots
How to Remove Easily.

TOW 70 nCUISvC 6oShys
Here's a chance, Miss Freckle- face,
tc try remedy for freckles with the
guarantee Of a reliable dealer that 1t
will not cost you penny unless 1t re-
moves the freckles; while If 1t does
give you clear complexion the ex.
pense is trifling.
Simply get an ounce of othine-dou'
bile strength-from any druggist and a
few applications should show you how
easy it is to rid yourself of the home
ly freckles and get beautiful com.
plexion. Rarely is more than one
ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine as this is the
prescription sold under guarantee of
money back if y fails to remove freck-
les.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13

The Unitad States marketed 1871
short tons of asbestos of domestic
production last year, a gain Of 80 per
cent. from 't.he year before.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-04-12
Dorset Grange Notes

| Seventy members and three visitors
attended the Grange meeting last
week Wednesday. Considerable bust
ness was attended to and on motion
it was voted to make four of our sis
ters who were charter members hon.
orary members in consideration OF
their long and faithful service and as
fitting remembrance of the 9th an
niversary Of Dorset Grange. Mrs.
Eugene Simmons, Mrs. L. p. Snyder,
Mrs. J. II. Sheldon and Mrs. John
Peltier were the ladies receiving the
honorary degree" Resolutions of
sympathy were also voted to our sis
tiers, Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman and
Miss Rena Chapman, on the death of
Mrs. John Paddock. The applications
Of twelve were then acted on and they
were elected to membership. With
the ten elected at previous meeting
a class of % were ready to be admit
ted to membership. Of that number 20
were on hand and were given the
first and second degrees. Worthy
Master E. H. West, assisted by his
officers, performed the work in
most impressive manner. At the next
meeting, which will be held next We'd
nesday evening, the third and fourth
degrees will be conferred, to be fol-
lowd by harvest supper"
The first meeting Of May will be in
the hands of our Worthy Lecturer and
we hear that it will be a most inter-
esting one. On account of the degree
work this month the lecturers pro-
gram were ommitted.
The class taken in at the last meet
ing was the largest in the history of
the Grange and makes 1917 banner
year. We say banner year, for we un-
derstand there will be another class
in the fall.
The Easter dance given by the
Grange Monday night was well at
tended. About 30 couples kept the
musicians busy every minute till the
wee small" hours. The music was
furnished by Mr.Bride's Orchestra
and was exceptionally good and high
j spoken Of by all present.
Every member Of Dorset Grange is
urged to try and be at the School Hall |
Sunday morning not later than 1890 |
10 Join in the march to the Church |
This is the time for all who believe in
hair country to show it byattending
his patriotic service.