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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-11

Tohill and children have returned
from a ten day visit at Decatur, ILL.,. 3.
Mrs. Guy Johnson and daughter. are
Mrs. Nellie Miller and daughter Flor
ence visited in Kitchell, Friday. $500.
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stout, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu'
gene Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buck
camped at Tallawanda the weekend
-. Mrs. Walter Bossert, of Liberty
Mrs. McKittrick and daughter Mary
LOU of Indianapolis. spent Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Martin McGary -.
Miss Esther Wilson, of Richmond, is
spending several days with Miss Mar
garet Crecraft Mr.. and Mrs. Har
man Toney, Mr.. and Mrs. Riley King
cry Martie and Bina McGary attended
the races at Fatonia, Saturday. 1890.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Esley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson Pulls, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Saylor, Mr.. and Mrs. c. George
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Rolf. Mr.. and Mrs
Murray Blake, camped near Richmond
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. =. Mrs
| Alex McDill, Mrs. Agnes Carter, Mrs
E. H. Wysong and Nellie McDill were
in Richmond, Thursday. George
Bryant, of Oxford. was in town, Thurs
day. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Moon anc
daughters, Mary and Martha, were il
Connersville, the Fourth .Misse:
Mary Gray and Gertrude Bake were il
Liberty Friday. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Vigh
| Stevens spent Thursday and Friday il
| Hamilton
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Chester, Ind.

Mrs. Mary Huffman has been quite
Ill at her home near here for the last
week. :. Rufus Newman and family of
Whitewater visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Newman here, Sunday Misses Mar
jorie Pickett and Bonnie Carman re-
turned to indianapolis Sunday night,
after spending the weekend at their
homes here. Bert Carman and fam
lily motored to Dublin Sunday and
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hiatt and
son. Several from Whitewater and
Middleboro attended quarterly meet
ing here, Monday night. Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Carman and daughter
Jewel, started Tuesday morning to
/ Niagara Falls. :. Miss Adelaide Kemp
spent the last weekend with John
Kemp and family Of Lynn. -. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. S. Martin and Rev. and Mrs.
l.. F. Timer and daughter Ruth, and
Mrs. James Webster and daughter
Florence are attending the Centenary
convention at Columbus, O., this week
-. Relatives from kokomo spent the
Fourth with Joseph Meyers and family
80. Misses Marjorie Pickett, Bonnie
end Blanche Carman and Carrie Boer
ner and Herman Shaffer, Mahlon Dial
cell and Maurice Hinshaw, enjoyed a
| picnic near GreeQSlOTh, on the tOuIlH
..... Ebert Kemp and family spent
Sunday with John Kemp and family
at Lynn. Luther Hinshaw and fam
lily visited relatives near Winchester
| Sunday. ..... The Booster class will
meet at the home of Mrs. Harry For
bes. Thursday afternoon. -. Relatives
from Philadelphia, Pa. visited Luther
Hinshaw and family last week. .....
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vornauff visited
Ivan Starbuck and family near Greens
fork, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mary
Smith spent Tuesday afternoon witt
Mrs. Mary Huffman. Mrs. Mary
Nornauf spent last week with hel
daughter, Mrs. Ivan Starbuck and fam
lily near Greensboro.
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DANISH
NERVOUSNESS
Put Vieor and Ambition Into Run
Down, Tired Out People.

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get box Of Wendell's Ambition Pills
today on the money back plan.-Adv.
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TREATY SPEECH
IS CRITICIZED BY
C. 0. P. LEADERS
Wilson Says Majority Vote
Cannot Force Reservations
Republicans Confident.

WASHINGTON, July 11.-President
Wilson's address in the Senate Thurs
day was praised by Democratic sena-
tors as one of his best state papers,
but Republican senators were general.
ly inclined to criticise it, Senator
Lodge of Massachusetts, the Republi-
can leader, declined to comment on
1t and Senator Knox. Republican, Of
Pennsylvania, had nothing to say.
Senator Borah, Republican, of Idaho,
one of the leading opponents in the
Senate Of the league of nations, also
declined to comment except to say
that President Wilson completely an
swered" his owl argument that the
league of nations is a league for peace
by his statement that it is formed as
an alliance of war"
Senator Smoot Republican, OF
Utah, characterized the address as
another Wilsonian essay, but not
quite up to standard"
Senator Harding DispIeased
Senator Harding. Republican. Ohio.
a member of the foreign relations COM
mittee. said the address was the ap.
peal Of the internationalist and utterly
lacking in ringing Americanism."
Senator Moses. Republican, New
Hampshire, declared the address to be
an appropriate description Of the
league of nations as an international
come on game and 1t appears to me
that any country that wishes to work
the international badger game will
find in the league of nations the slid
ing panel with which to operate"
1T was a fine, comprehensive pre-
sentation Of the case" said Senator
Hitchcock, Democrat, Nebraska. an
was a dispassionate statement of the
reasons that led the representatives
of 1,000.o00,00O people to agree on its
reorganization Of the world"
Senator McCumber, Republican
North Dakota, supporter of the
league Of nations said the address was
very impressive"
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Connersuiue, Ind.

Mrs Malinda Scholl and Mrs. EN-
ma Sherry were the guests of rela-
tives and friends in Lyonsville, Tues
day. Miss Dorothy McMurray has
gone to Cincinnati for a weeks stay
with relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Lam
bert Funk have returned to their home
after a visit with Rev. and Mrs.
James Gardner in Brownsville. -.
Mrs. Bert Osborne and son, Everett,
have returned to their home in this
city after spending a few days with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Hampson, in Red Key. Alvin A
Sandstrom has returned to Indianap
oils after a few days visit with Mr.
and Mrs. George Gebert. =. Misses
Ula Lance and Mary Kline have re-
turned to their homes in Springfield
Ohio. after spending week with Mrs
William Detwiler, of this city.
! Miss Laura Goddard has returned
from Columbus, Ohio, where she has
been attending the centenary cele
bration of the Methodist church.
Mrs. Hazel Henry and son, Jean, who
have been visiting the formers sister
Mrs. Perry Jones, in Waterloo, Iowa
| have returned to their home in this
| city. Edward Poville has returned
! TO his nome IN Milwaukee after Spend
| ing several days with Mr. and Mrs
! Stephen Offutt.. w. B, Anstead anC
! children. William and Sarah, and Mrs
Minnie Rudicel, have gone to Alanson
Mich, where they will spend the sum
mer. Mrs. l.. E. Thomas and sons
James and Dwight, of Kokomo. have
returned to their home after visiting
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
! Stephen Offutt.. Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
tbs Withrow, who have been spending
a short time in Chicago, have re
turned home..... c. C. Joselyn, OF
Cleveland. Ohio, is spending severa
days in this city on business. -. MI
and Mrs. George Rockafellar and Mis-
Louise Andre, of this city, and Mrs
Mary Andre. of Hamilton, Ohio, spen
Tuesday with Mrs. A. H. Rockafella
in Metamora.
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Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mrs. Shaw proved the merit Of this
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Women who are suffering as she was
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table Compound, a trial. For special
advice in regard to such ailments write
to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn,
Mass. The result Of its forty years
experience is at your service.
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MAN LOSES HUNDREDS OF
DOLLARS

Il am sorry | did not hear of Mayrs
Wonderful Remedy a few years ago
as it would have saved me several
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Thistlethwaite's Six Drug Stores and
leading Druggists everywhere.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-11
INDIGESTION
Caused by
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Indiana News Brevities

HAMMOND-A Agatha Ratalau put
rat poison in her husbands salad, but
when he started to eat it she decided
that she still loved him and threw
plate at him to knock the fork from
his hand. He had her arrested for
assault and battery. Il did it to save
his life" she wept. The couple kissed
and made up in court.
ELKHART-A shepherd dog lost its
life when it ran back into a burning
barn to look for three small boy play
mates. The boys escaped.
ANDERSON-Mrs. Howard Ray, %,
formerly Mile. Philomene Won Kirk
honen, of Brussels, Belgium, was the
guest of honor at an outing given by
Red Cross members. She was mar
ried to Corporal Ray an American
soldier, in Nancy. France.
JEFFERSONVILLE Youngsters
of Jeffersonville, have joined the
ranks of profiteers. They are de-
handing 80 cents and 81 a gallon for
blackberries that used to sell for IS
cents.
GREENSBURG - Children playing
with matches caused the loss Of three
barns here and lightning destroyed
$1,000 worth of property.
FRANkFORT-Omer Evans escaped
uninjured when his buggy was hit by
fast southbound Pennsylvania
freight near Greetingsville. The horse
was killed and the vehicle demolished
n ~ ~ L. II
nests were lousy the small daugh
ter Of Welman Bruner attempted tC
burn them out and started fire which
burned the house, the silo, crib and
two barns. Neighbors aided in saw
ing the household goods.
BEDFORD-WilliamG illen, 20, deaC
at FIT. Benjamin Harrison. is the third
and last son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. P
Gillen of this city, to give his life in
military service.
COLUMBUS - Columbus doctors
have not only raised their Office fees
hut have announced that they will
charge for all telephone calls which
SAVIOR of consultation.
BLOOMINGTON-S wrecl
25 years ago, when her father wal
killed and her mother thought to b.
fatally injured. Mrs. Ray Trisler o
this city had not seen her mother un
til she visited a cousin in Bedford
this week After the wreck the child
was placed in an orphan asylum anC
was later adopted by a Bloomington
woman. She is now married and he
mother remarked to wealthy Van
couver. B. c., man.
PETERSBURG-The Alabama 'Oi
company, at a depth Of 1850 feet
drilled into a l00-barrel oil we'll on thu
James Hoover lease.
BLOOMINGTON-C Newman
whose right arm was torn away by
high explosive shell in the battle a
scissors, has arrived at his home ate
IS months in the service.
FIT. WAYNE-After a legal battl
lasting all day, Judge w. n. Ballou il
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-11

superior court this evening released
20 striking employees Of the S. F. Bow
ser company from Jail on their habeas
corpus proceedings. The men had
been placed in Jail following violation
of an injunction against congregating
about the plant.
EVANSNILLE-An electrical work
ers' strike, called here two weeks ago,
is at an end and the men have return
ed to work at an open wage. One
man chosen by employees and one by
employer will meet soon to adjust a
wage scale.
GARY-William A. Writ, superin.
tendent and creator of the famous
Gary system of public schools, mar
ried Miss Martha Ruth Jacques at the
home of the bride. She is "a and Writ
is A.
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College Corner, o.

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Black were week
end guests at Hamilton, o.. Mr. and
Mrs. Hunt and daughter, Of Richmond,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Smith Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Jack
son visited relatives in Moorland
Ind, last week Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
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and eighty German warships Of ali
descriptions were scuttled at al
most the same instant by their
crews, which put off in small boats
and were picked I'D and taken into
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-11

81 w CON oG tl1&ASc /
could hardly G e t
around to do my
work, and as I had
four in my family
and three boarders
it made it very hard
for me. Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege
table Compound
was recommended
to me. I took il
and it has restored
my health. 1t is
cartoiplx, tho hoc%
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-11
NAMED SERB MINISTER

WASHINGTON, July 11.-H. Per-
cival Dodge of Massachusetts was
nominated today by President Wilson
| to be minister to the kingdom of the
Serbs, Croats and Slovenes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-11

Did you ever notice that the country
boy who leans heavily on a pitchfork
handle usually gets a job teaching
school and from that drifts on into
law?
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A lot of people like to throw hot
rivets when they know the other fell
low hasn't a bucket ready to catch
them.
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Ramnlesa alters Town zat

custody by the British. Under the
terms of the armistice, skeleton
crews of German sailors were
placed aboard the boats when they
were surrendered to the allies.
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MEDICINE
FOR WOMEN
What Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Did
For Ohio Woman.

Portsmouth, Ohio" suffered from
Irregularities, pains in my side and was
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Y-N @ V~oeexeoo

These pictures were taken i'm
mediately after the last treacher-
GUS act Of the Germans-the sink
ing of their own surrendered navy
at Scapa Flow. Between seventy
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-11

ELKHART-A shepherd dog lost its
life when it ran back into a burning
barn to look for three small boy play
mates. The boys escaped.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-11

ANDERSON-Mrs. Howard Ray, %,
formerly Mile. Philomene Won Kirk.
honen, of Brussels, Belgium, was the
guest of honor at an outing given by
Red Cross members. She was mar.
ried to Corporal Ray. an American
soldier in Nancy, France.
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JEFFERSONVILLE - Youngsters
of Jeffersonville, have joined the
ranks of profiteers. They are de-
manding 80 cents and 81 a gallon for
blackberries that used to sell for IS
cents.
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GREENSBURG - Children playing
with matches caused the loss Of three
barns here and lightning destroyed
$1,000 worth of property
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-11

FIT. WAYNE-After legal battle
lasting all day, Judge w. n. Ballou in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-11

FRANkFORT-Ome Evans escaped
uninjured when his buggy was hit by
fast southbound Pennsylvania
freight near Greetingsville. The horse
was killed and the vehicle demolished.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-11

PETERSBURG-Th Alabama 'Oi
company, at depth of 1850 feet
drilled into l00-barrel oil we'll on the
James Hoover lease.
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Written by William c. Free
man. Associated with Paul
Block, Inc, New York, Chicago,
Detroit, Boston.
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observation-disclosures Newman
whose right arm was torn away by
high explosive she'll in the battle at
scissors, has arrived at his home after
IS months in the service.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
Greenmdl0.

Rif. &rdmer unb otto &inter tparer
uuf ser SorbSdnblerz @onbention in Mtnz
neapolis bertreten; le%btgenGnnter lteB it'd
fpe8ieue Snitruftionen fir bas @inrt@ter
fir eleftrii6e Intretbung Ser Soro Wfaz
56ineu 9eben.
Mois Sbnu, @obn Ser Samilie So
bunn Sbuu, lit aus 6em Wtelroler 9oz
fpitoI, mo er ii9 elmer 8linobarmopera=
tion unter5og, in 6as glternbaus ent1olz
fen tporben.
Sreb gbbinger 1T borlebten Srettaq
bon Canada, mo er 1i6 ldngere 3eit a1fz
bieIt, 5uriidsetebrt.
Sen @ade fat lebte 8o9e bic Nnfz
ii6t iiber BEN MublenzN ynbau, oeHen
Sunboment fertig lit, iibernommen.
Yeter @ebr eritattete in Supertor'
@is., einen %Idngeren 8ein9.
Cine Sodter Ser San1ilie Sacob Webr
lit I'M Melrofer @oipital operiert tpor>
BEN. Sic Operation nabm einen guten
8erGauf, barob bas &inb balo 1eien 81
tern miro 5uriidgegeben tperoen f0nner1.
Mm @onntag pur6e Elm 5tpettes @9ulz
8icnic auf Dem S9ulgrunoe fir bic &tnz
Der unb gltern ge9eben, an benz etne
srobe @oHe @olfes teilnabm uno iib be-
items omii1terte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
5prtn9 btu.

Ser 5u bieier @emeinbe geb0rtge
gbrif @eifermanm beiu6te 1ebten Sonnz
tag feline 5tpei Md69en in Cob @pring,
mo 1ie bic Bfarri9ule be1u6en unb ma6z
tie bon bort in 8egleitung ieines 8r11oers,
bes boGn. P. Meinra6, 8. @.s8., sic
9feife nn9 Martb, mo er nit ben Mitgliez
bern ser @emeinbe Sic Sreu6en 6es Se1tz
tages genoB.
SRI. U5orearetba @ebr bon bier un<
ter5og iib i'm Melro1er Soipita1 elmer
8linSbnrmoperation, Die einen glidlfz
6en &erlauf nnbm un6 ber Eatientin Die
erboffte @eiun6beit tp~ie6erbringen pirb.
Mi9aeI @anber II. @etnrt9 Ntbn1a1m
b%er1anbten cine 8%a9gonla6ung $50. 1
@tiere na@ Glib ct. SAUL.
Ser Mebgerla6en 6es Sran8 @tnter
brannte zines $ages bergangener Woz
Ge nieber. Na9barn ut16 Sreunoe 6alfen
BEL Der @ettung Ser in 6em 2aoen mt
tergebra6ten Sletf6iorten.
Sen Mtbn1ann bon 2nltrup mar bier
@onntagsgaf ser Samilie Soiepb Qte=
md11n.
Somilie @tepban 2eb bon St.Paul mar
Sal Der bier tp%obnen6en Samtlte 2eb.
Gum @betanb tpur6en in nnferer
Bfarrfir6e berfunbet 8ilb. 8urb bon
2afe &enrb unb SRI. Wargaretba Bal<
BORT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
U1drtv

Inter Ser eroBen Mn5ab1 Der 8eiu@er,
mel9e iid Iebten @onntag 5u nnierem
@emeinbefeite eingefun6en 6atten, befanz
ben fi9 Sic 8rii6er unieres bo6tp: Rfar<
rers, Serr Soiepb 2eutbner, @atttn nnS,
stpei @inber bon MeganOrta.
9as Observation-Disclosures mir6 onr6
cine 5tpei Stod bobe 8eranba bergroBert
tperDen.
Mm 9ienstag mar S9lnb nn1erer
Hfarri@lle unb bic @emeinoe bat Elm
erf olgreibes @9uliabr 5u ber5eidnen.
5err Sol. &unfel fat feline tint fang=
rei6e Sarm ieinen erit fiir5lt9 berbeiraz
teten @Dbnen iiberloiien, ii9 nit ietner
@attin bom 2an0leben 8uriidge5ogen uno
1td in bas nit benz bieiigen @tore berz
bunbene 8pbnbaus eingeri6tet.
Ser a1tsenbltdli@e @tano Der Seloz
fru9t in bieier @egenb labt cine er9iez
bige grnte erboffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
%. nIai 1919
Ams Scr untececnc.
Goueoepiue.

Gin traurieer Epbesfau fam W1itte
LETTER &pbe bier bor, inbem bte IS Sab
re alte Mutter bes Sreo S6ul5, pelde
bel ibrem S6tpie9erlobn Ibolpb gigelstl
tpobnte, bel lebenotgem 2etbe b%erbrannte.
Sic aIte Srau, tpelde ME pbue Irbett
fem funnte, sine Mttttpodna6mittag in
ben 8alo, INN '@etriipp gu berbrennen,
obne bab sic Samilie burum ipubte. Ils
Tie abenbs nidt nabbauie fam, sins man
auf Sic Guide nab ibr. uub gegen elf
llbr nadts ipurbe Tie, lebenbig berbrannt.
9efunben. @ie es fbeint, fingen bic
&letber Seuer bon Dem ite. ba CUR Belt
elm ltarfer @tnb pebte, umbiiut pnrpe.
Sic 2ei6e p,1rbe pprtgen Sarnstag a11f
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begraben. #
SRI. MmaIie @rDtiG, tpeIde Idngere
Belt fronf lit, befinoet itb i'm Sofpital
gu ct. gIpub inter dr5tlider Sebanoz
lung.
2o,ris Sartis lpar lebten Mpntag nit
ieiner Sp6ter, Srau Barbara @9erer,
in NadblaBseibdften na6 ct. @lono.
2etten Sreitag ipurbe Die 96ule int
9iltritt 12O, tn Ser S. sc. @iaieer ols
2ebrer augelteut ipnr, gel6lonen.
Im Is. Stunt 9eben Die &tnoer, ettpa
25 an Ser 3abI, tpel6e bum bo6tp. Rfar=
rer, P. Soiepb, 8. 9. s., borbereitet
iperben, 5ur feierli6en &ommu111on.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
St. UthoIds.

9amstagmorgen, BEN "a. Mat, itarb
sic bodbetagte Srau Sufanna @ommerz
bing, nobl borbereitet burb Sen gmz
pfang Ser Fl. @aframente. SIRE 8eerbtz
eung fanb na9 einem bonn bodtp. Efar<
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