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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

iScfacf fatte 0rillerne fnltere pan-
|; ;Nniel % forei1og me6 rftffer 5tem=
me, atsoe for en- Gangs sfDlb full
De ndjes meo ct at 2%pitbniene.
| Mortba famleoe Iiot beo. Bpltet
ogS iagoe, at mon prate6e iaa go6t-
paa Ell QonbeDei.
Men &onoiooten m6De116te, at set
fom ganife an paa, bpoo n1a;1 bap-
De paa 9iertet.
Sg iaa. gops Wartba efter.
/. Sc latte fig bber paa fit 5ibe at.
8oroet, men mi6t imoo D%beronore,
og aa1oi6oten 1ag6e Sobeoet longt
frem og iagoe:: "Maa jeg lao bioe,.
bporoan set gif til?"
Sba0 for s1oget2" fpnrgte Mor=
tho foru1oret. 51tn Dioite ipert
gobt, bDor ban pil6e ben.
clog bun 9em??"
Sci, leg tror De bil," bun fgg-
te efter Sroene. "@bba fo1n til at
trpbe paa geoops Sale."
Ge oil oItiao life iige mig gono-
beoen," fagoe ban oa fgfteoe Maiez
Hnmmerte df, Meb ct for bct ITS,
|af ban Seq bar alorig pnret gIao.
i 5refen SSberim olorig, hi m,gotes
j 9eniionqtef bmn bar bafffcr,
.beoaarelloe, tiIibnelo6es1be oberlegeu
men forito0 at iolcrs Jig Or
|lnoa Serre oper SEN 5Iogs2 Sf1
fom berneo iforelifet 2l1ue og loo-
noa ja-at oct ilet life bar 6rsfen
qhha, jca brao mig om."
Mortba latte Gang paa Gang III
e Saarnaolene foit &oaret: roe
fploer io life mig slogen Sorflo-
ring" mltmle6e bun.
San greb ON ct 9or al bet1oes:
Nil1gre: ~@un1oesG Sc tanfe Gem De
reg 411ii1te Jon Sl1smo6er It be-
ifeoeat snreretnbeoc ener ct lille.
8rpitefalo?s"
Wartbas Zine ieate forpirrct
rnnot % faiteoe iig tiIil11t poa geo-
oD, iom ioo beo SSnoeangel1 til Chit
bullet mes Wnnof11rp paa.
geejy ffagoe b11n.
San bolot e;1o1tn paa Sc to gin-
creme: 1&at1t1oe tal,fe Gent -
Gem leIb?21a
Sun bopoe Ia1lge paret flar oDcr,
.bpor bon piIoe ben.
Set Ct. iioitc sliteL" laaoe bon-
bIfst % MurtDo ldo, at bars gilez
.blep blanfe.
Sc por aa b%iounoerlig .
bleb ban pcoe 1o1e:1 fdrfte naa, Sd
Ge aa langt a,o aiiel1lem 0iinonet
ben lpfeblaa aiole, armc1lc bar iaa
lpte1roe bafre, oeiea Mco 1rafs glao
Ceres glne, Sc bros1ote iffe, be-
faleoe life &c par inn Tom
blso Saall0 ober en- trpt 8an6e.
SUN orog 6aanoe1l tic fig. 1@oa
11a'feph Dc gartle, 3 ioeoe busl ufiiiffs
fer tot or ale Sc pane Orb
Seforitaar ,loff--Jeeg lite fan Hrnf
linen "TRIP tn mig
bon bar goaet, raabte bun paa
Eeoopo pite paa Ml,uoflrpcll.
fa ogiaa peere g1nb ia
tte11 miti1Ie6e bun bare:
ppespad GiaifepareIiet cit Sent
oioateal rallot % lgiteoe:
Db birfelia M at SCI alligcs
bel TOM ti be- et IbffeIiet Me111es
ben sSrontfppiiee aa baooe oa
if sGlglclle bait grpoen IL ingen
Mptte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Set bar bal1s fprlte aobenlnIe Sc

SEl OulsaDu4tS IpLI1e uuoett+Dte ~
monltratipn oberfor gfba.
SEQ Gftermi6bagsfoHe,t j 5abe
tllen illotog Gbba iistc melt forfp:
lenbe stillinger. Sun pippebc' mel
GnalpioierL ltrammebeMnflen iegil
fe|trempell bol6t Q%affefoppea met
6e to Hi1lgre og los 9iammlter oe
ebIe 6te11e ipiIle i 2piet. Gnoeliq
lpneoe bun fig fllboge / 5ofaen ion
e1@aremsoame / iine @Dnberz ie1ott
Gpari1lger no fra fire r66e, altfpl
imale 2eber ug luffeboe @nn6ioater
i1lo ct mar1efol0ia % gniitrenot
lGDrparfen fra fis1e flgilsmprft
Zine.
Get bop6e life rigtig Ben gnifcot
Giirfning. aonbi6ot 5cbacf loo chi,
In til at bore liM 6iltrpt % fro:
bnren6e.
-%L ...iSl -EES
Sua le11le pu1ezlts pllilyl, ~
"artba CIT u6 meo @uffebretfct,
llrldte bra efter, og bun par ble
erb oct elfenbensfarDe6e 2ip, .5ln
ss'o en, pua
Wartba tog ct faltcre Sag CT;
orp1teI % g1e11o9 1or 11g 1elo, q
Dno Daooe fie 9lorf 1loget ol1ot
f0prcn l''ttef 11e effer Dem, tyr ebba
[greb1 be'1oe ON 9aa1loleooet % tle1nz
|fe I'll 1oln e11 raletloe yta1rfba 1altt
lpalpl 3 stap, 9rp1le1 p1'9reoe oa
'~s'poe1anseen l1ot1eoe VatlDe1
lI.nlpes.
.nl A1a.llee Sew
ga Dpeel1e s'n1'lsen:
Deutlvu. ful'pst y la'nle y St y
'auaa '''e' ! V
pse' ''e'p ~ i11lepe pe'tpe SinlS
oe,e'
ssuov 5Vuops i.9gel puu a olp...=
'.1ue1 sen
: wv ua.uuuse'e o''', tpl..l
a epeepo g,al.1p''O guy, % "
g,,'to - 5ea ! =, ssr,, : a;h.
hog mpie
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,gct -, AZ - I'm {oaao on.
W. -
|qfo fh,I5e oprzfI
O. M, pssha ho,,6o ~ on
az, ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g1ar.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
frnnps Hptt UrnDu.

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5ormioooasiolen lealote n straa-
Ter tco oDer Sins Cd nobnsbpg1lin-
ger mnesls 5fllebuiets ssSacaoe eilo
hit la belt 5fDggen. s:
9ppe 5Nrollfeiipicen lbs Martha
n1eo Doerfroppeal traft lanat lio al
Sinonet % pl1oieoe BE lntaa Nlber.
9nl oal1oeoe pao @iasiet mes Mtun=
Iben tRt moo, for 6l1glene bnnbespa-
ret Ser % set cor lite TIC at fac of.
aspRaen SET bar 2pffe, iagbe man 10.
Rigtiglof bopoe SET me Bialte=
ppreliezeno1a life BUFFET 1,oge1, ut
feIig, bberfen gorelifriperfulomepg-
tigen ellIer Gnnte giine bdpoe ppret
tilfreoie tneo Gilparclfen, og a,lt
aanoi6ateny orn tom ibng? SO, bbis
BET pirfelig bar ian0t, at ban ifulbc
forIopes meb @l1fine Gbbo, iao bbleo
bet meb 5n1albo11s meb 2Dftfen for
bonn %.
Martbo im%aallplnebe, for ielp bar
bun lDfffeliig. Soar bet bore Dor e.,
1Sm1le Col ct eller onoet 5teb %
iaa ct Mrbejoe, man mroe 1pgae
&rpfterne i lao bar 2ipet oei1ig.
Martbu retteoe Jig fro finboriion-
tale StilIing, iiafte fig ltrrnf gi1,=
onesfar1nest % pnite6e l1b. Ween ioa
|ppoageoe bun Ell irlnbenoiig 6Sllnf, %
&lrtoen TOM igu11g poarD.
Sun fnnbe ie fit eget SpeiIbille-
De, .1aar alubem laa MOB Muoel1:
9aoref lgfteoe fig Ben ipoae Cont
merbris og 1too i Sur ct @or Com
mer no ira @opeoet Tom en- @lorie.
Sum maatte tGnfe paa fiji 5aoers
|Srol 8affer ct n1 lanetfrn min
8ige, men bet fele pasier iamme11..
So, Stumpnaie, 9rutm1tno %. 5mi=
|lebul, BET bgrte til / iamme Mniigt.
Me6enun6er Gitlbuet paa 8rappen
|iab 3ebbn, oen langbaareoe Eerrier,
lon1 gra;1gipelig ligneoe Ell bpio.
|2ampefoit, inn mon bar puofet ct
|oiet 2ampegloS meo.
Gen ltirre0e Emit paa Martba OF
fulgte enbber of benoes 8ebngelfcr,
|og bun niffebe / o~beritabig 2une
|11eb til ben: "1g5amle EeooD, Fiji
|gammeI 8iifenlD
9u116cn ilog nre6 Salen, lao oct
COB @ienlDo Grappeitenm, % Iibt
letter log ben fofet Ell sssSII1le al 1ret
og lagoe SobeOet paa 9faffffe.
@aarosguttea Tom ilpnge,1oe us.
lat JigS6gren % tog @pjen forbi
Martba. Snn lta11ie6e me6 Sqnber-
ne ! Bufielommers1e ng iagoe paa
lm lapetoe Nfaaoe BIN.
|trnr, 3eoop er forliebt Dem, 6rg
Ten Martba. fee.
Smslo 1seooD er EN- beIig 4ut1b.
nreo 9iertet paa rette 9teo.1
Ma..aa, ben q. 90 go, 1tof til at
p'op llnlp e lrn, pm.
psn 1lnlps 9oerz
'l'unpspnho 5.ss
Uear1Da gao 11g 1f9ro meo oetl#al1=
Ahoe, sog sars bleo 1taa 1ee'1loe.
on bleoef 5fuep1ge ter
1psrge2
Sfaf, BARS 1la1l biplper bel,
bDor man fan, % naar leg er @ipit,
|tilbarer 8toen Hfe mig ielp, men
bern TOM pifer mic a@ieitfribeb:u
"geaa, iaiaa, ia, iao fan Sc foo
not at beitiIle." cars ip11feoc
ZStemme1 @ier De BET fiat til:
8raite11?4
San CT iiffffe 8ruit e1tbba bare
Ean11oioaf:
5fal ban bosre Spigeripn fat1=.
n?1
Martba fra6iebes Ell sTIpf al G1ts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
gpnf bnpr Dult aap fla tiI at initte

---T -
Scent bpor bun gap ia III at initte
8laoeae
a@oomorgeu, Jrafel,s faa tiolio
paafaroc21 Get par bbam, aanoion-
ten, flllo l1orlit,,ta,a.
lige Maabe,n iagoe blm l1oell
lat ie op: far oa eIlers 4op til
at lobe lpnge. s.ss
Sra gioroe ct forleaent strg0
oper 8aaret ogS martcoe liot spag-
beo Rrner1e.
aaD)aae1t set CT iurroeit life at aiere
BET, set tan man 50 L paa Gem,
1rgfen.a
9NIa-aa.
gn 8Ionlit Ct lite fri{iffcre, 1lanr
ben litiifffer Sobeoet pp al oen blpoc
Mfulo. z
gsoa-oo. gpnf, ban itoo %
|giorbe iig tic. auiuten bap0c not
ilnppef 5noren, meoe41s bun Iop.
Dg 3eres 5un6beo fl9oer Gem,
55rgfen Martba, oert er ifffe robnit,
I6en er ss
Mortba fit 2ottermuifflerlte i Sc
1bn9eIle.
Suit pdo, aan6ibnt gcbacf, al
|De ifc bar magt Ma6 ioag og fan
Gtpr 1rld1t lite oberal1ltrettgc fig
Sort iaa oirfeIig beorgbct 1sb.
Oct er nit Mlpor, nit fulbc
Mporl'
Martba beepnote at iamle iunl-
men 8llaoel1e; men iaa reiite BIN
5Sobeoet: Seq H6ite life, at Set
bar Den lan0Iige Eppe, 9e ben1lorep-
De melt ilngoe br11.
90 baaster mig, 8rgfen; men
bet ffortiet1er leg, lite.
Martba fto6 i Ell BEL Sarg al fug-
#tige Gabarberbla6e. Ernifoefe bab-
oe Dun %n1iitet, % bum marfe6e hi,
Ct bnlt bleb paab paa 5trgmps,
.fpb6erne.
"@aor Sc lite mco Ell Morgc,,
.i11r neo TT glbe1?" fpurgte ban.
De lcr 90 be, at leg bar SIT
trap1tI?1 ipareoe bun.
500 ifal leg binIpe Gem. &bp:
9al 6isie 8laoe ben
13iI Seniene.1
@o1esfaiteoe gln0e:1e OBJ a,1rpna
#re, op6ageoe, at bun itoo / bore
EStrSmper.
Get gaar life ali, 6rpfelr Soar
|tba, De neaa eltoelig lobe mig at
butte 5trGmpm."
See, ON jeg giprr," iagoe bun oa
fanM frem 1rqifoe,1e.
1OW33el man ifaI lite fri1te gfieb.
men. @borfor bill De pprc 1,forfig.
.tig?"
Martba fog 5tilfere nl1oer Sir.
men og rafte bam &11rDen. "5borforI
bi1 De bore {aa ombDggeIig2"
19aeei, al1rpe,1 toger ieg fife al
Deres Saa1o, lag6e ban og iatte
ben paa Marfel1. "Ns1eer1 bgr 1tll
faar leg ilet life SOP tit at i1,teres-
icre mig for Gem?
SEE, set fnar Sc biitilet iffe.1
Sun Iagoe gftertrDf paa "faor" %.
SmiIebuuet i &inoen bleb cen Sor.
.ogbning.
Meen meo ct bIep ba1 u1,oerIig
fropercs'oe. Martba fu1gte bans
itirre1noe 8Iif % ion, at @nii1rers
8aroin bar taget faa lneget lom Ct
8dr Gentimeter tiliioe. gpraf=
ten fab Der ct onot, beitialF 9ie,
Tom Ell Sart forfnanot igiea.
90 Sc giff bier til fit..
SSnoe aipffenef latte Wartbo fig
paa 51tg % Iagoe snt6e pan aon,=
ffbren. 9e66p Tom og Iag6e Sen bnn=.
De sl11lbe 6ual1oes1 pan be11oe, og
bun greb ben ON @obebef n1eo cit
boloiom 8eDrgelie og iagoe:. Get
Ct SDn6 i bom, SeboD. Me1s er1
ban ct WanofoH, riber bos1 lig nof
IDS
geo Wi6bugSborbet Ieo Mortba
UNDER anfine1,s Sooefulobeo. 9ull
itrgg Scbacf meo Slgispoter og gat
Ndrtba saf 4lserne.
Daartbd Hif lite en- sn1l1Ic Mao1
neo, bun fog bare f6t 5al1ce paa
GoHerfeltea, oDppe0e 8rgbet I ben
% fitebe BET neb tic Epoop.
sps 81, Martbn,n iaaoe gnrs
ter, nioa blt tai, bIibe TIT % feo,
Oh fal bjenM Rraiteaaarooen.1
8asiiarea git traotmboa aanoi-
oaten anitrengte ig auc arafters
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

4 Z. 5sols for nnse oaudft-omerifauffe 9nno % apinoer.
unoeroisnina be %olminoelse sfoRfoe poo gonf % Gneeff
aratbifaorie. ~aeibenlasie, ooaGpe soreoaoa, gauff, aoonoarbeioe.
&us5eIsfae.
s souDons er 6er ct berligts alinno ON gineren, 90 Dneenenr
e nseset fmuf. genlt 2eilisbeoen til ct SfoIeopbolb | S%orbinoele
md en- a1fe iii geidtunenl ssg gefeo ON blIige gunsrene.
taaHeter poa nprnefe Sernbonefontor 9frip efer gfolens aata.
Ieel gIoleaaret parer fra 1T. gobember 1919 til Is. Aearts 1920
seneoiet Noroeatoft, aornanoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

geo Mi66ugSborbet les Marfbo
UNDER anfinea,s Sooefulobeo. Sun
itr6g 5cbaef meo Sleilspoter % aat
Mdrtba af 4lser11e
Nartbd ffHf life en- snallIc Mo1
teb, bur tog bare iot 5al1ce paa
9oHerfeltea 0Dppeoe 8reoet I 6en
Ilog ltitebe BET neb til gpbbp.
spis 6a, Wartbn,n ingoe gar=
ten, nioa 6n fan blipe TIT og feo,
TIC 81 It'll hie1n til 8reiteaaoroen.1
Gasiiarea git traet enboa aanoi.
oaten anlfrengte iig aIlc arafter.
San rofte geHea % be111tbre6e 30
ier'1e, om too n1iot paa gprbet
;aEe l,lateoe oeiIig, iagoe bm, mel
sa1l Ti6ef par Der oa mango
Moier l1oen Cuff.
Meartla fp1ltes set bar Ell amber.
foritaaet getponina. bolg Orb.
een oa omEanteu % Moroe
yaaf poerre Mortba ffal not
filroe Sc riatige, Iagoe batti og fllap-
.peoe beltoe paa Soalr6en.
Set par Tor meeet TOT aiiines1,
Sun, om ellers bar iao beberifet,
llaar Der bar Gretfnne6e tiIifeoe,
orop mel Digioinls steramen::
nsOeeco ben grnten ton Martbn BIT
lugte 81 gio poa Ell ailon,eters
ltoro.
er blep gansbeo mere forarget
% infgH en6 Martba
babos aoarer ittellc
90 bli1 iot efter BIS aaitoioatetl
'Mabarberergo tpte bats Saa1to
bPnoes 1aanoleo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29


mems fuatige 9ar1oe til fig % orof
Morniteronften 1lIbe 9rag. Ser
bar foa bioltnberlig oeiltig mi.
Sun falteee ct BIif ober MOB @,ltz
|iinens iamn1es1trufne @nroin. Gent,
at ligge senge11 til @loffen ti %
ian gjgre aotlette tic Miooag: Dg
iaa nteget Ser fl,lhe til af Creme %
Esn1erelie og Ole % So1per. IS.
aatoioafen bite iig belief lite
|ffgr: Son f11rbe rii life man if1ulbe
TIC, af gbba bupoe bDps1otiieref ban:
Oaortha iatltnerIigneoe BAN t1e6
|Sn,nballfer 8e1nsbIiierget. 0ogcn
|8laoe alaatte bun bel bube babt al
ct bore oerinoe: Mset iii trcpi1afe
[ban.pift cit 5orbpn JON h1,l6c rcooc
|ba1n no Spr gfuo lie 80 set
|eioroe ban lite SSnotrbf al 1t bore.
l1a 11t1orebe fg. paa, bi,ao sc
111affeoe ON. Get 1naatte Dit bprc
pm Nealepponlooep bsiAa1ebe gb,
TOT inoffe m~entieifeIig on 1iogetfom.
|heff 1l1eo Gbba, set barl,n1uIia.
Sun phe ffe gor9 % Hpll6fe ffffc
BInoe. 81 a#
Dl |tl T Og aoas or Eatiferi1c,
burt blee rao ie ieIp. SIM Dat Sd
peg zee liaaalio % misl,f6clig
M ia1ltfeoe sflfeie ol1rlcn
18aIrpe11 6or oen bor poa Cd
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-03
Indiana News Brevihes

INDIANAPoLIS-Frank N. Wallace.
state entomol ogist, has announced
that tho State l3eekeepers' Association
will meet here Dec. 1S and 10. in the
chamber OF the house of represent
atives. state house, +
INDIANAPOLIS - Representatives
of 13 protestant denomfnational col
leges Of the state met here to aid the
interchurch world movement of North
America and formed temporary or.
ganization for the Protestant Church
College Association OF Indiana
FAIRMOUNT-Alonz Thomas, 81,
ended his life by hanging himself to q
crossbeam in the chicken house in the
rear Of his home.
CULVER-Arrangem are being
made hero to entertain Geneeal Perish
ing when he comes to Culver Military
Academy ON his tour Of inspection.
LAFAYETTE-The annual Purdue
apple show will be held at the Purdue
greenhouse during the Farmers Short
Course. Jan. IL to 16, it has been an,
nounced.
| SEYMOUR-Zachari +. Marling, a
native Of Jackson county, is dsad al
his home south Of here, at the age oi
III.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-03
News of the Counties
HAGERsTOWN-Mrs. George NJ,

HAGERSTOwN-M George Mon
roe was stricken with paralysis at her
home northeast Of town Friday morn
ling. She has been confined to her
bed, but is recovering slowly. Her
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Harter, of Rich
rmond and granddaughter, Miss Evan
geline Gibson Of Newcastle, are with
her. Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Replogle Of
Newcastle, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray West Of
Richmond, Miss Gibson, Mrs. Julia
Hatfield and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mon
roe and daughter. Jean. spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Monroe.
PHILOMATH-Farm Of Browns.
Vile township and adjoining town
ships will meet in the school building
at Brownsville Saturday, Dec. 6. Din
ner will be served at noon from bas-
kets of the farmers wives. which are
TO contain only three things, sand
wiches.-, pies'and baked beans.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-03
Combing Won't RID
Hair OF Dandruf:

The only sure way to get rid Of dam
druh Is to dissolve it. then you destroy
it entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply
it at night when retiring; use enough
TO moisten the scalp and rub it in
gently with the finger tips.
Do this tonight, and by morning
most If not all. of your dandruff will
be gone and three or four more ap-
plications will completely dissolve and
entirely destroy every single sign and
trace of 1t, no matter how much
dandruff you may have.
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging Of the scalp will stop at
once. and your hair will be fluffy, lus-
trous. glossy, silky and soft, and look
and feel hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. 1t is inexpensive and
never fails to do the work.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-03
MEMORIAL PROGRAM
ANNOUNCED BY ElkS

Program for the annual memorial
services for the Richmond lodge of
Elks was announced Wednesday by
members of the memorial committee
The memorial address will be deliver
ed BY the Rev. ]. J. Rae. The services
win be held in the First Presbyterian
church, next Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock The complete program fol-
lows:
Prel1lde-"Grand Ofertoire de St
Cecile (Batiste); Memorial Service,
Lodge officers; ~StiI With Thee"
(Foote), Quartet; Eulogy. Luther NJ.
Feeger; Solo-"My Homeland" CLANS
CONF, Ed Price; Memorial address,
The Rev. ]. j. Rae: adore Me Stin''
(Gounod), Quartet; Closing exercises,
Lodge officers; "Juhilate
Amen. (Kinder,
Quartet-Mrs. F. w. Kruger, SO
prano; Mrs. L. Harter, contralto; G.
F. Hutchins, tenor; Geo1Ee Hodge,
baritone. Miss Helen Nicholson. or
sanist; Miss Ruth Scott, violinist-
The list of members who have died
and the dates, are as follows:
Adolph Bnrtel. 1901; Webster Chand
lee, 1902; George Ebersole, 1908: C.
L. Sherer. 1904; Waller 9. Gayle, 1904;
y. Fred Jay, 1904; william w. Grubbe
1907; B. H. Moorma,a, 1908; DR.. G. H
! Grant, 1908; J. w. Nicholson, 1908;
Ellis Palmer, 1908; Charles H. Land
1909; D. P. Amer, 1910; Charles G
lKolp. 1910; w. w. Wilson, 1910; H. 8
Simmons. 1910; L. d. Commons, 1911
IFranklin Moore, 1912; Ed. F. Dalbey
1872: Wallace Knees, 1912: John r
Palmer, 1913; w. s. Clendenin. 1918
u N. Drury, 1914: G. w. Mashmeyer
s1914; J. w. Minnick. 1914; Thomas F
sSwain, 1915; D. e. Haxton, 1915: g
IN. Jenkins. 1916: w. c. Cunningham
>s1s16; e. A. Thomas. 1915: John c
kBayer. 1916: G. Fred Smith. 1916; A
Wv. Rees. 1916; Joe B. Peltz. 1915; H
Il. Ashley, 1917; H. e. johnson. 1917
&c. E. Shiveley, 1917; !. p. lift, 1917
III. H. Engelbert. 1871: Frank Land
1873; w. G. Seeker. 1918; c. E. Hin
shaw, 1918; Sam 8. Ford. 1918: e. O
sSpangler, 1918; L. G. Whitesell. 1918
wv. H. Quigg. 1918: Howard Campbell
lGalen Lamb, J. w. Lamson. w. T
Jessup, w. J. Robie, D. H. Dougan
1913.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-03
CARLISLE, LAUGHING
BANDIT, CAPTURED

DOUGLAS, Wyo., Dec. 3-William
Carlisle, the artful train robber who
for three weeks had laughingly dehed
civil, railroad Ind private detectives,
was captured Tuesday near Glend.
Wyoming. after he had been seriously
wounded.
The well known bandit, who had
secluded himself In the cabin Of Frank
Williams about miles from Douglas
fought desperately the posse which
had been In pursuit, until he fell from
his wounds. He was shot through oue
lung and doctors said this might cause
his death.
Suffering from his wounds and be
numbered by the extreme cold, Carlisle
when brought to the Douglas hospital
said:
II am glad the chase has ended.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-03
APPENDICITIS

What was pronounced an operative
cas- of ordinary doctors is cured by
the
INTERSTATE DOCTORS
right here in your own community
in hundreds of other instances, and
the grateful parents lived near New
castle, Ind, are eager that the suffer
ing public may know what these
Great Specialists are doing without
the knife. His letter follows and any
one doubling the genuineness of the
same will confer a lasting favor on
the public to call on or write Mr.. w.
II. Schweikhardt:
Newcastle, Ind, May 20, 1919.
TO the Interstate Doctors:
! want in this public way offer to
you my everlasting praise for what
you have done for me. You not only
kcured me of dreadful suffering, but a.
II verify believe, you saved my life.
khad been suffering for some time with
appendicitis. Tho agony I went
Through with was something terrible.
II would get pale. cold sweats and ct
btimes unconscious from the intensity
Fbe called in q hurry and all they would
tattempt to do was to give me q hypo-
tdermic of morphine and then advise
an operation. They talked nothing
but operation or death. had q
lbrotherinlaw that was cured BY you
without an operation and had read
$50 much in the papers about your won
,derfu success in saving people from
the SURGEONS knife that my father de-
cided to take me to your office in
EMuncle, Ind. and see what we could
find out anyway and it was the best
days work I ever done and the best
money I ever spent in my life. We
went to your office ON the 8th Of
March, Your Doctor Culver gave me
the strictest examination I ever had.
He said he would cure me without an
operation as he had hundreds Of 9TH
ers> The first two or three weeks
done q good deal Of suffering but after
that things began to give way and
had an uninterrupted improvement
from that date on till DR.. Culver dis.
missed me May 1st. And now am
as sound as any man, don't feel that l
ever had anything wrong with me.
And I shall always praise the Inter.
State-Doctors from the hill-tops and
hope and pray that the life of DR..
Culver may be prolonged for many
years to carry on the great work he
is doing. w. H. SCHWEIKHARDT,
r. F. D. No. 4.
There are hundreds Of other people
who have had the same joyful expert
ence The wonderful and more scien.
tific treatment used by The Inter.
State-Doctors is curing many of those
who have been given up as hopeless
cases by all the ordinary doctors. This
explains why their institute on the
second floor Of the Starr Bldg, corner
Main and Tenth Streets is always
crowded with patients. People come
hundreds of miles to be cured by
these specialists. Any sick person is
safe in going to The Interstate Doc.
tors. Their examinations are free
but no incurable cases are accepted
for treatment.
DR.. B. Thomas Daggy is in the Rich
mond office every day in the week
and Sunday mornings. He is an ex'
pert on curing Piles, Fistula and
hernia without the knife ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-03


Carlisle attracted nationwide inter
est, when, after escaping from the
penitentiary in this State. he held up
and robbed the passengers on a Los
Angeles Limited on November IS.
After that escapade messages purpoft-
ing to be from him and taunting Of
f1cials because of their vain efforts to
capture him, were received throughout
the country. p
It was reported recently that the
chase had been abandoned, as it was
believed that the prolific bandit had
gone the way of others in Wyoming
into the "Hole-in-the-Walr in the
bad Lands" Of the state.
A force Of Union Pacific detectives,
headed by Charles Irwin Of Cheyenne,
captured the bandit. Irwin also had
aided in apprehending Carlisle in 1916
after he had held up . Union Pacific
train near Hanna.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-03

GERMANY EXTENDS TIME
LIMIT FOR PREMIUM LOAN
BERLIN, Dec. 3.-The government
has extended the time limit for sub
scriptions to the Premium Loan to
Dec, 10, instead of Wednesday, Dec. 3.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-03

The average number Of microbes In
a teaspoonful of milk kept most sani-
tary Is 100000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-03

In Mount Sangay South America
has the most active volcano In the
world.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-03

For golfers' practice . canvas cur.
tain has been invented.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-03

Thirty thousand trained artisans are
prepared to leave Germany for Mexico.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-03
Indianapolis Men viii
Address St. PauPs Church

Addresses by A. II. GODDARD and J.
K Lilly. Of Indianapolis, will feature
the meeting Of st. Paul's Episcopal
church membership. Wednesday even
ing 1T 1880, at which the nationwide
campaign soon to be started by the
church will be discussed. The meet
ing will be held in the parish house.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-03

What was pronounced an operative
cas- of ordinary doctors is cured by
: the.