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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04

corespunde Gu adevarul. Banatu]
trebue Sc fie golit de sfrbi 81 tinu.
turtle banatene vor Fl ocupate dc
trupele franceze alta timp pima
cind conferinta de pace nu Sc va
declara in merit asupra partii de
care au So Sc tina aceste tinuturi
De alta parte, reorganizarea
Ardealului, merge Gu pasi repezi
Pentru reorganizarea poStei 81 a
telegrafului in satele 81 orasele
ardelene, au sosit de la directiu-
nea postelor din Bucuresti trei
inalti functionari, carl vor con.
duce postele din Brasov, Clue 81
Sibiiu. in acelasi timp s'a reluat
legaturile peste Predeal, Palanca
81 Verciorova.
In acelasi timp cind in Ardeal
Sc face liniste, ungurii, pc cum
vedem, sunt singurii provocator
al neorInduielii. Ceata functiona.
rilor 81 muncitorilor unguri, au
crezut ca ne baga in boale dacd
Sc pune in greva. Gu alta MAJ bi-
ne pentru moi. Dupa punerea pa
eli, vor mai veni Ell pentru oscioa.
re. Atunci avem sd lie aratam
cauza pentru care nu vor putea
ii impartasiti GU ele. De sigur
|greva aceasta a lor, este una din
|,ceie mai principale.
| Oar, in afara de asta, functiona
RASH acestia de ungur, dupa ce at
|fhff4t III greva, az napadit tot
spre Budapesta. Eli cugetau ca a
colo ii asteapta GU placinte. Mare
lea fost desamagirea cind au va
zut ca nici acolo nu pot ramine
mai multi ca trei zile, din cauza
ca i'll Budapesta este 81 mai mare
ca ori unde lpisa de nutreminte
de locuinte 81 de imbracaminte
Mai bine ca trei sferturi de mill
ON, din cei refugiati la Budapesta
au fQst siliti de autoritatile ora
sului ca in termen de trei zile sd
paraseasca orasul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
0 PRIVIRE ASUPRA R0MANIEl,
De-: MONTANYE PERRY.
(Urns0re.)

urruata de .sus
au aJuns Nu povizi muntie dponb
de umplea locue goa seasespzece
ale Romine Germana adus dv de
ca in upte condusi de bus oteri Europa pas
os orta ndara pn pasure pote splendoarea
Toamne aparmd fie de puea
selor lor.
Gloria arna sa cobor pc pamint, pom
runzt naau erul moho cmpe despoiate
cind mica tiara o prepaat de agona
sa vna ntunecatee horde ale namiculu din
mai mutt de Bucurest vesea capiaa cre pietri
erau lntiparte in inmile poporulu.
Pc strait oamen tetee soptnd aua dure
capiaa trebua Din garlic caior pie
eau trenur ungi ducnd mai multi soldai nr peca pn
de curaJ tinerea lie poae
81 prin toate regina cama curajoasa parnd
pretutindeea aceas mp Sptalee sau astepe
cop ada smau aingerea anatoare
cuvntele de mbarbaare; nra lst incderea c
leo insufa upee plecau nacaate curau
eli 81 f c1nd agone uferinte nesg
ata aeropanee bund foar penru
nci aparare lor Deasupra paeo scoor eaupra
garor de drum de fer pne ne 81 cop astepau
dca aviatori
masnle de pusca pc cind orasul loc
In ume e aupra regine
mai poae uferi inima
copi al ell mcu print Mcea imbonavit 81 pe
lume nu-i mai putea saliva vata
Era nd CARA sasi trupe pecau 81 ndaat
la patul copuu Pleca sa faca vizie pae ndaat
patu bonavuu Mrgea ntareasca mutm din
presena Ell calma lar indarat pau copuu ngnunchnd
inga foma lui ub 81 daupra paauu Zepeinele
nc uneor fe deternate snge ultima
teie de vata din corpul copuui ce ragea de
Sa sfirS, la regina copial-
u ncuraa poporul pecnd pc
acoperite zapada spre nordul tarei
ndaratul or enormu
catra auore din Bucure noaptea
de foc iii dpre dugrea otaa petro
leu 81 pretioaselor grinare
Distrugerea industriei
acol splendid dpre saciciul STA
gat pc aarul necea cind cop pngau de foam Gera
nor lie trebua ou ubrcat Romina snguree
unde capata Astfe ca de val de
or Gel dstrugau facind cas
ndusra din Isl scoteau hrana in pra
decepe bagat in inime inamcuui cn nantat
vale inegrta de fumul ncediulu a distrus totul!
IVA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
UN B0LSEvIC ,,CINSTIT'

STOCKHOLM, 2 Martie. =
Strife primite din Helsingfors
spun ca dictatorul hranei al bol.
sevicilor din Petrograd, ,,atotpu-
ternicul tovaras" Strijevski, a
fost arestat de catra gnvernul
bolsevist, acuzat ca ar Fl sterpelit
,cincizeci de milioane de ruble
($25, 600, ,OOO).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04

BASEL, 3 Martie. = Adunarea
Nationala germanilor, Gu excep-
tia socialistilor independent, au
votat rezolutie protestind con-
ira dispozitiunilor luate de liga
ratiunilor referitor la coloniilc
Gerlnane, Ell spun ca aceasta ac-
TUNE a igei contrara Gu al Gin
cilea punct din cele IA puncte ale
presedintelui Wilson.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
mo BOOZE, NO WORK

NEW YORK, / Martie. - Fe-
deratia Uniunei Centrale in Sc.
dinta tinuta aici aseara, lua'
Q hotarire Sc apeleze la toate ce
lelalte Unfuni muncitoresti dir
tara fntreaga pentru ca toate Sc
trimita delegati la adunare ma
re in Atlantic City, care Sc va ii
ne la vara, pentru ca Sc proclame
greva generala in contra prohibi
tinnei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
.PRESA STRE|NA VA
SPRIJIklIMPRuM
TuL BIRuINTEI.
= REPREZENTANTII ZIARE-
LOR DE NATI0NALITATE
STRAINA, CON1LRfND Gu MI
NISTRUL GLASS, AU LUAT
HOTARfRI fNSEMNATE.

Trei suite conducatori al popu-
latiei de nationalitate straina din
New York, intre carl toti redac-
tori de nationalitate streina, au
facut obligaminte lserioase ca vor
sprijini din toata inima lor pc
Hon. Carter Glass, ministrul Wis
teriei, in viitoarea campanie pen
tru fmprumutul biruintii 81 in
campania pehtrui vinzarea de
Marci de Crutare.sPe cit stim, in
tire acesti redactori nu a fost nici
unul dintra eel romini de mas
care.
Obligamintul a ;ost facut dupa
ce redactorii au ascultat, la Muir
ray Hill Hotel, Vinerea trecuta,
cuvintarea ministrului Glass. in
aceasta vorbire, dinsul spunea:
,,Nu am de gind Sc va distrez
prin vorbirea &C Ni-o tin, ci -
find in afaceri oficioase aici -
am socotit ca ar Fl un privilej
pentru mine Sc vim aici, 81. prin
citeva cuvinte sc va arat multu-
mita ce VIC nutreste ministerul
visteriei, pentru spiritul frumos
care fost manifestat de D-Voas-
l4tra pima in -clipas ..ase sfata,ssla fel
cum att fnvatat 81 pc cetatenii de
limba straina carl va cetesc ziare.
He, sd Sc manifesteze.
,,Daca v'asi spune anume lu-
cruri. ar fl numai 0 repetare ce-
lor spuse de pima aci, ca astoria
americana 81 idealurile americana
S 'au imbogatit prin patriotizmul
fin 81 activitatile splendide a po-
pulatiei de nationalitate straina
din Statele Unite.
,,fnaintasul meu i'll slujba, IN d
asigurat 81 d-nul Rieg tot merell
imi aduce aminte ca 81 ceialaltl
functionari din staful mlnisteru-
lui de finante, ca in afacerea I'M
prumuturilor Libertatii, D-VOas-
ira, Domnii mel, att facut preti-
case servicii 81 att arafat un inte-
res in organizarea campaniilor,
cum nimeni altul. Nici nu staru-
iesc alta de multi asupra D-Voa'
stra pentru ca Sc continuati 81 pc
viitor 81 Sc indemnati 81 cetitorii
Sc continue aceste activitati in al
cincilea 81 eel din urma imprumu!
al Libertatii, care va fl prezentat
tarii, fiindca sunt perfect con,
wins ca D-Voastra 81 asa aveti sc
staruiti in favorul lui.
Stunt vessel ca am putut VEN
aici ca sc va intilnesc, DOmnll
mel, 81 sunt vessel cind vad incre-
derea ce ni-o dati promitind ll
era nina in nina Gu guvernul ir
viitorul imprumut al llbertatiI
,1mprumutul biruintii", pentru
ca Sc facem din ell un simbol pc
care nil aduce victoria.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
LEGEA MARTIALA IN
BAVARIA.

Paris, l Martie. - Congresul sol
datilor 81 muncitorilor din Munich
a declarat iegea martiala- peste In
treaga Bavaria. Aceasta Sc vestes-
te intro telegrama trimisa din Zu-
rich catre ziarul Matin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
Foe MARE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, 3 Martie. - Focul
ce isbucnit in abatorul de carne
a lui Morris & Co. a facut Q pagu-
ba de $500, 600 omorind 81 un ON.
Focul q tinut zece ore fara ca Sc
fie micsorat in pntere de focarii
ce luptau Gu ell din rasputeri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
STIRIDEACASA


Ungurimea din Ardeal s'a pus
in greya. $4,000 mineri, toti func-
tionarii de stat din Ardeal, func-
tionarii de tren, posta 81 telegraf
au intrat in greva, in ziua de %
lanuarie 1919 la 9 ore dimineata.
DInsii spun ca nu vor porni de
nou La lucru pima cind Rominii
nu vor 1nceta Gu bataile, pima
cind nu vor sterge obiceiul de
25, pima cind nu vor elibera pc
prefectul Stefan Apathy, pima
cind vor garanta Rominii liberia
tea personala 81 proprietatea pri-
'yatd 81 pima cind nu vor face Gu
putinta calatoria liberia inlaun-
trul tarii. Functionarii 81 munci-
tori grevisti au declarat ca gre
va lor este un fel de prOtestare
uontra volniciilor CD rominiIor
carl au ocupat Ardealul 81 contra
confiscarii drepturilor 81 liberia
til garantate de republica popora-
"a ungureasca.
Numarul grepistilor, in ziua de
a Ianuarie atingea suma de 100,
600. Pe valea Jiiulni, au fost in-
caierari foarte serioase Sntre mum
citorii unguri 81 fntre militia ro-
NINA. Scriind despre rezultatul a.
cestor incaierari, 0 fituica ungu-
reasca din Oradea Mare spune ca
muncitdrii pnguri an batut 81 pc
Romini sispe s9ldatii romini 81 q;
iUliin 1imele alta dc UUgate "a
buni sllnt in miinile ungurilor
grevisti.
0 gagautie mai mare decit asia
nu cred ca s'a mai pomenit unde-
va in astoria lumii. Pc valea Jiiu-
lui, moi avem cele mai compacte
comune rominesti, in carl CO.
nune, sufletul rominilor nu este
atins de suflul ucigas al unguri-
zarii. Prin urmare, ungurii mum
citori, nu numai ca nu au putut
bate ostile romine, dar nici nu ar
+: indraznit una ca asia de groa-
"a multimii rolhinilor carl ii in
cunjoara.
In seara Gle "a Ianuarie "a. c. pa
trulele unguresti s'au apropiat
de Huiedin. unde au aflat cd
trupele romine s'au retras i'll sea-
ra dinainte de aceea din Huiedin
Dupa aceasta, patrulele unguresti
au intrat in Huiedin, unde au
fost intimpinate de locuitori GU
mari ovatiuni - asa spune o ga
zetuta ungureasca. Aceeasi fitui-
Cd prezice 81 evacuarea Clujulul
din partea trupelor rOmfnesti..
George Tulbure, protopoul gre
co-catholic din Oradea Mare, a
declarat ca prefectul Apathy are
Sc fie eliberat in curInd de Ro-
mini, asemeni 81 ceialalti functio
mari carl au fost arestati deodata
Gu dinsul.
Comandamentul districtual al
honvezilor din Seghedin a fost in
cunostiintat Gu deocamdata, Ro
mini, nu Sc cugeta la ocupares
Orazii Mari.
Consiliul de guvernare al Ro
minilor din Sibiiu, a publicat ur
matoarea declaratie semi-oficioa
sa:
lin conflictul iscat intre sirbl
81 romfni asupra chestiunii Bana
tului, consiliul romin de guverna
re . facut tot ce-i sta in putintd
pentru pastrarea liniStei alta dt
necesafa 81 pentru impiedecares
izbucnirei divergentelor. Genera
lul Boieyici declarat ca tinu
rile carl sunt ocupate astazi dt
s1rbi, vor trece pentru totdeauns
in mfinile Sfrbilor. Vor fl alatu
rate Sfrbiei. Pc urma q desminti
stirea Cd trupele s1rbesti vor eva
cua Banatul 81 in locul lor vor ID
81 trupele franceze. Fata de q
ceste Stiri generalului sirb, con
! eilipl de guvernare romfn declari
q declaratia generalului s1rb n,
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-07-25
THE SITUATION OF THE JEWS
IN POLAND.


low-citizens who had often displayed
marked hostility to them.
Polish Voices on the Jews.
While the Polish government from
the sixteenth to the end of the
eighteenth century did not treat the
Jews justly, we find that their lead
ing men and women recognized that
Poland can not be free unless it grants
freedom to her own oppressed. Adam
Mickiewicz (179S-1S55), perhaps the
leading poet of Poland gives us in his
novel "Pan Tadeusz,' 1884, the SYM
pathetic character Of the patriotic
jew Jankel. Countess Olga Orzeska
(1842-19l0) shows in her historic nov
els, especially in ELI Makower," 1875,
and in "Meier Ezofowicz," 1878, the
jew as helpful friend of tn ePolish
cause. Joachim Lelewel (17S8-186D
pleads in his Jewish Question" 1859,
for justice to the Jews. One may say
without fear of contradiction by
actual facts that the vast majority
of the Jews in Poland in spite of
what they suffered in the past from
economic hostility and religious fan
atheism wish to have their country.
the country where their forefathers
found a refuge, and for which they
fought, as records show even in 18th
century. free from foreign rule. It
would be the fault of the Poles them
selves, if blinded by national chau-
vinism, they should drive the Jews
into the arms of their opponents.
The Modern Situation.
The attitude of the Poles to the
Jews had ben unfriendly for years.
even in Russia, where as Stephen
Graham in the above quoted article
said, common interest should have
dictated a better understanding in re-
sisting Russian tyranny. The situa-
tion became acute in 1912 when in n
Warsaw election for the duma the
Jews possessed the balance of power.
they might have elected a candidate
OF their own, but out of sense of
fairness and as a matter of policy
they were willing to vote for the
candidate of the Polish National
rarity. The latter as a studied insult
nominated an avowed antisemite,
and the Jews voted for the socialist
also Pole. The Poles answered
with an economic boycott for the
purpose Of which cheap daily pa
per, DIVA Grosha" was published
which was literally backed by Pader-
owski, then on a concert tour in the
United States. tn excitement ran
so high that the Jewish publicist
Nahum Sokolow was not allowed TO
make a public address in Lembrpe
on instance shall illustrate the
cruelty Of the agitation. Polish mob.
les still possess the feudal right Of
perpetual leasehold on whole towns
Jews have lived on thsee grounds for
centuries, but they still have to pay
rent for the ground to the Polish
mobiles. In the town of Ribniza, Podo-
liza, fire had destroyed the Jewish
quarter. The Jewish owners of the
houses had rebuilt their homes under
great difficulty, but after they had
finished thin, tehe landlords brought
proceedings to evict them.
The Beginning Of the World War
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-07-25
THE WISH MONITOR

ern army, ordered three Jews in
Radon to be executed on tn geround
that by allowing their horses to be
requisitioned by tn eGerman army
they had given aid to the enemy.
Among the victims was a rabbi who
lived the life of recluse, and the
grand duke said to his wife who
pleaded for mercy: "Be grateful that
your husband has the privilege of
being hanged, for if | had not taken
such a measure, my Cossacks would
have dispatched every Jew in town.
The charges of espionage were often
preferred by Russian officers who in
this way expected to cover their own
treachery. A notable case was that
of Miassoiedoff, colonel of the gen.
darmes, subsequently hanged as a
traitor in. the pay Of the Germans,
who covered his own crimes by throw
ing the blame on the Jews. His ex-
posture did not alter conditions. With
the further defeat of the Russian
army the charges were repeated and
the Jews Of section threatened by
an enemy invasion or about to be
evacuated were ordered to leave on
short notice. A typical case was that
of Pumpian government of Kovno
where the Jews were ordered to leave
the town within six hours without be-
ing furnished conveyances or any
other direction beyond the order to
get out Of the neighborhood. The Po-
lish leaders with few notable ex-
ceptions instead of protecting the VIC
tins Of Russian tyranny from which
they also suffered, poured oil into the
fire. Gazeta Warszawska published
venomous article headed, "the peo-
pie of spies and traitors" May |.
1915, and Andrew Niemojewski wrote
various pamphlets in the same tone.
Even the independe nee Of Poland
when declared by Germany,-for the
Russian section, of course-was de-
nounced in the Polish churches on the
ground that an independent Poland.
backed by Germany would only benefit
the Jews. Indeed, General Won Bes-
eler, the German governor of Poland.
had to stop political organization
which under the guise of charitable
object carried on their old boycott
game In some instances the agita-
ton came out quiet boldly. The trade
guilds at the celebration of their GEN.
tenary in 1916, demanded the restitu-
ton of their ancient privileges among
which is the exclusion Of the Jews.
The city council Of Warsaw made n
beginning with this system by ex-
GLIDING all Jewish mechanics from the
committees formed for the sake of
devising ways and means for improv.
ing the conditions of their trades. So
were Jewish students of the Univers-
ity Of Warsaw excluded from repre-
sentation in the students body. The
aodication Of the car and the almost
simultaneous entrance Of America
into the war with its critical effect on
Germany made the independence of
Poland a certainty and in the sum-
mer Of 1918 conditions became so
grave that a Jewish committee called
on the bishop of Warsaw, asking him
to issue a statement on the relation
OF the church to the Jews. The bish-
rs HAAIA
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-07-25
The Pogrom Era.

When the complete rout Of the
German army and the second revo-
luton in Russia, liberated Galicia.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-10

The church was beautifully decora-
ted with ferns and winter berries.
Mr.. Milton Durham rendered beau
tiful musical program before the cere-
mony and the bridal party entered to
the strains of Mendelssohns wedding
march and as they left the church,
Loengrin's was rendered. Mrs. A.
D. Allen was her sisters dame of
honor and only attendant and was
gowned in dark blue beaded geor-
gette crepe and a large picture hat
and wore a corsage boquet of Ward
roses. The bride wore an elegant coat
suit Of dark brown and travelling hat
to match, she wore corsage boquet
of Sunset roses. She entered the
church on the arm of her uncle, Mr.
w. s. Rowland, who gave her in mar
riage, they were met at the altar by
the groom, with his best man, Mr.,
David Humpries, of Lexington, KY
The ceremony was performed by the
brides pastor, DR.. E. M. Green, who
used the ring cermony in a most i'm
pressive manner. The ushers were:
Mr.. Thompson Crooks, Mr.. A. D.
Allen, Mr.. Bush Nichols, Mr.. E. P.
Faulconer, Mr.. Marcellus Moss and
Mr.. James Mahan. The bridal couple,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Bush
Nicols, motored to Lexington. At
ter few days visit through Ken
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-10

opening. "A few bottles Of S. S. s,
the great vegetable blood medi-
cine, will revitalize your blood and
give you new strength and .
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to-day, and If you need any medi-
cal advice, you can obtain it with
out cost by writing to Medical Dr.
rector, Swift Specific Co., 46 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-10

Vegetable Compound in thenewspapers,
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If any complications exist, writs
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-10
For Next 80 DAYS:

was very pleasantly surprised, Sun
day Nov. End in honor of her Goth
birthday. She received several nice
presents and every one brought lots
Of good things to eat, enough for
many more guests. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Parks
and daughter, of Berea; Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Todd and daughter, of Brass
field; Mr.. and Mrs. Will Parks, and
children. of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs.
Asa Parks and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kit Parks, and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Parks and little daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Green Durham, and
children, all of Kingston; and Mr..
Will Taylor Powell Of Berea. There
were 6 children and II grandchildren
present, only one granddaughter,
Miss Lottie Munday Of Burgin being
unable to come.-Contributed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-10
(. BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
y at the Cause and Remove Il

Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the
yabstitute tor calomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People ailcted with bad breath find
quick relief through taking them.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are q
Vegetable compound mixed with olive
OIL o. hey act gently but firmly on the
bowels and liver, stimulating them to
satTaI action. clearing the blood. and
purifying the entire system. They do
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the bad after effects. Take one or two
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-10

White lHumphries
The following from the Danville
Messenger will be read with wide in
terest here where the bride formerly
lived and has host of relatives and
friends to wish her happiness. It
says: The marriage Of Miss Sydney
Rowland White and Mr.. William J.
HUMPHREYS both Of this city was
solemnized at the historic old First
Church, Danville Ky, at 8 o'clock,
Thursday November the 9Th 1919.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-10

|Compouno Tor IL mas
done me 80 much
good. I had female
weakness, infamma-
|tion, pains In my
sides and painful
periods. ] suffered
for six years and
tried many remedies
W it'll out benefit.
The doctor said /
must have an opera
ton. ] read about
III .vdia n pinkhav,sa
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-10
Perfect Health Is Yours
If the Blood Is Kept Pure

Almost EVERY Human Aihment
Il Directly Traceable to Inn
purities IN the Blood.
You should pay particular heed
to any indication that your blood
supply is becoming sluggish, or
that there is lessening in its
strong and vital force.
By keeping your blood cleansed
your system more easily wards off
disease that is ever present, wait
ing to attack wherever there is an
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-10

Ole Hanson, the Mayor of Seattle,
calls President Wilson's letter on the
coal strike new Declaration Of In
dependence.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-10

Missionary Society Meets Friday
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the First Baptist church will meet
with Mrs. T. D. Chenault, Jr., at
Cumberland View" Friday after
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-10

lucky, they will go to Paris, Texas,
to live where grooms has accepted a
position with his uncle, Mr.. Oscar
Gregory. tlr
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-10
Social and Personal

Luncheon Bridge for Bride Elect
Miss Nancy Haden will entertain
at Luncheon Bridge Tuesday after
noon in honor Of the popular bride
elect, Miss Elizabeth Hagan.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-10

noon, at 2:30. A full attendance Of
the membership is desired as it is the
time for the election of officers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-10

visit with the formers sisters, Mrs.
Ed Voith and Mrs. Ed Moore in
Bloomington, Ill.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-10

A Surprise Birthday Dinner
At her beautiful home in the coun-
try near Kingston, Mrs. C. F. Parks
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-10
q ADVISE EVERY
SICK WOMAN
To Try Lydia E. Pinkham'e
Vegetable Compound"

FL advise every suffering woman to
take Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10

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