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finonjiCIlc &crIuIt BORT miro nuf cine
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Noil3eirefruten III Wdcronnl,&rlan0
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nommen 0o9 NiilitGr orouQ inter
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ennis &jcIc Slnu ,Scincr IoIlen III
ShottIorO IcIn.
NrbcitslOic bcicfcu 8cbGuoc in Con
oun.
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IN pier Sta0ttbcilcn, ole int HorO
often Hcu>ona licgeu pcruuitaltc.
ten an Mitmod) 1ouicuoe 2lrbcjt3-
lolc, u.elc non ihrcn Frnucu ltnoAlHs
bern btllc':ot, Gltn01cbunaen, mrlyhc
omnit cn0etcL 0oB iic pon Rothbdu
ierlt. 0IicntIitcu determination lu0
onoercn 9icGierin9aqc6du0cn @ciit
crQriiicn. Cic 9ch0or0en hobeu 3u
hadn't feline 2l5iid't. sic Yeutc aus b,u
(8ebduocn hcraua3lnperien 0a 6,c
Mohnlm9@uoth thatiddljdl lit uno
inmler idliumGr miro.
Cine qrobc Sdaor Nrbcit@Ioier or.
grlff Wtittpodabeu0 uon 0Cn 6ffcItt
Iiden @Q0cru in WaIt1ontitolu Neiit.
Is morcn nrciitcns chenaliac 5oI6o.
ten. mcldc qcgeu Sic Tcutid1cn &C
fampit botten. 5ic tbciltcn Der O.
.,0roe bes StoottbejI3 nrie, ooB tie 6o5
(3cbdloe nid)t eber rulmcn milrncn
ais BIS ihrcn anoerpcitlq llntarfunit
ncmdhrt mcr0e. Cine onocre 8rtppc
3lrbcitsloicr. Deld}c eIlt IecrItatcn6ss
0aus i'm Borough Sofncp beicb'n
moltc 9ertc:h MT Ser NoI'}2i in5
N0uoQemcngc.
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9lboronlmg. beItebt OarouI 0aB cine
@r6hemifi Nrnee an Ser potHji1Wn
Sreu5e bIeiben iolle; cr rrfIort olier.
0iug@, Dies lei uid)t gegen %oleu. ion-
bern gc1cu C5cnerui Yethwa mo sic
lltrQlncr Qerid)tct.
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We GcnIalian aleSer nnfaciriidlt.

%or Dem (3crldt i'll Nailan0 miro
,iu &roeG ucrUnaoalt merocu ocacr
0en bt,alurtgn itdIj1nJidlgu Utuiifes
{olcill Or uoriibgr1ehcu0 00tte Der
b.moliAtH i0d1liihen Nronpriniei.
iUl dgueigu it, Die S{rouprin3eiln
GrihcroaIr &liiic .. @oscann. mar
patanntl:h aus Trl20en NIT ihrem
~prad]ithrgr Uiron 0urd)acaunaep.
pcrhcjrattte lid ubtr pdter nit ncns
tt1liealidlcn Atuljf2r, ans melder
Che Gin Aiu0 hcrporgjna. g9ahrene
o,2 NrICaea mohutc Die 0irdiin. mad,
Dem nlh oicic Ghc micoer aeideocn
mar, IN &eIlicu lmN nad Dem 6rie.
ocHeidlluB icbrte tie nie0er uad
&inllcH 3urilt uno luoutc ibr bort
}ur!jd9elalitnc9 Sinh abbulen. Io.
'CIli iolI oos Niuo. oas Scr Mtnttet
}ugtInrodlu mar. mahrcn0 oes-
Hrtcac9 periudbrlult boben. ltn0 oa
cr ltets III @cl0ucrlcgcnbeit mar.
aud $4,000. oic sur griiebuna
oc9 ainocs oiencU ioIlten, fir lid
pcrbraudl: hatcn. Die @rdfin bar
hrea-cstlml;aeu 8cmabl Dor eSe.
ridlt aelor0crt 9anit miro Die
ScnIntjon Dor Dem ariege mieoc,
onI Der 9iloildd)c erid)cinen.
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eIntmer 9nufmann
6crr aohn, i'd moQ-c mix cr'
lauben. Sie nm BIC @1a0 ,Sbrn
lod'ter 3u 1rtt1H
Ga m;'iicn 90 T'ercHa 0cr '''
ti0'ts'c.f fcWrca.
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Scr5idDt anf Spnniidl.

Ger iponiidc 0ertretcr Ie 2eon
mo Guba5 Nertreter Iaucro hnben
lid onhiu geeinigt. ihren 9intra9, ooR
Spaniih cine Der 9lint3iprad,en Scr
9'otionenIiqn per0en ione, oorlauiiq
3uriif3u8icbeu
Ser 2ignrath ilti1ltssefs afeefr asssi- Ger
Trage Der MnnOntc beihaitigt io0oE
ea inn am Wtoutaa nod nId)t moqIld
mar. rpie qcplant, eineu9todTolaer mir
Cir Re9iuolo Goipcr nIa CbcreoE'
miii0r Der 2iaa in Tan5iq 3u erRGrl.
ncn. Oh oie 6rnQe per Nirthidmit5.
Nlofa0e ais Woife Scr &iga nnh in
ser geacnludrtIacn Sagllna erIt6iai
miro, Idciut gIrjeit lulwohrid1ejnlid) .
ser iunddlit nit ihrer0curbeitunQ be.
ouitraatc llnterouaiduB bcidlof on
Ofontad, 0jc Grnen1inq ciner inter
nntionaIen Gon1miiliou icitcn5 oC5
&ignroth@ 3li cnlpfchIcn. sic Damn ser
Notwithstanding iiber OGttcl 0jC
1egen mi0eripcnitiQc Nntioncn anlc
pauot lpcr0cn f0nntcn. bcridtcn iou
Gtr SibunQ Ser GcncrnIpcriarut.
Illnq on 9ienstaq nohrte Ser nnc
rifdriidle Major GhlrhiQ, ser fllr3
lid IL (3cui ouaefonlnlcu lit, nui ser
Aeraiir II,,Ifr,,, IA,
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COMMANDO iiir @cucrnl g@uuo?

Gem &crtrcter Scr RGu Dorf Irj,
bune in Scli iii non 'uitdn0iQer 5citc
nlIt9etbeilt moroen, 0oa GonImonG0
Ser expeditions Grippe, ocrcn Gnt
ien0lutg noh 2lrIncnieu General
Morris pom bctrc'ieuOtn 9llaiduii
Der %:an porqcihInqel miro, ioQc 0elr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NeonarN
g&oo0 oncaboten mcr0en. Ger bttrci
ien0e 2lu@id)uB. Dem oud &or0 Ho
bert Gtcil auach6rt. ioQ id} cju-tjm
mia mir g2oo0 crfIart hoben.
@etreiia Der Goulnliijou iiir U}dr
Note h0t Der &;laroth beitloiicu. 010
oIc'e uloQIid)it unobbinajQ pom GIn
ituB Der Rc1jcrmQen ocr%dn0er. GIT
0alen 0ic ocrid),c0cHen N}itQljchcr dc
nonuHcu iiu0, aebolten fpar0cn bU
3u 0jeier GonuH'iiloH iou oHH c.n
pom iuternationolau }(rbeito Nuyc1r
5ll erncnncuoc5 N}itaIico lcb6rcn.
0odi MIR nit b1rothcnocr Stinuue.
MaihlHQton, 30. 9ion.
Eraiiocnt Njlion bat oui Griu1cH
Ser ]}otioneuI'qo Die ]toQc oIs Ger.
mittler 3ipiitcn 0en tiIrfiihen Ratio
noliitcn mo 2trmcnieu andcnonunen
2onooa 80. l}o0.
Ger auBcroroentlid1cu Gountiiiion
Der Gotioucnliao n @itancn 1T e 0c
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Staot eingeidJlOiIcu.

AAO1AOpils l. ~
Scr 2ouooner Zines miro aus
Wailono berihtet, Die Staot sSiume
lei pon orci 8otoiuoucn Vtilitdr Ser
itoIicniihe Hcgieri,ng inter General
Gupialia5 Commando eingeidloilen
uno cS Ieien 5lpiid,er linen ln0 ocn
3rilppcn o'9lnnun5ioS III Der Staot
bercits Sd1iilIe gGpehielt moroen
GapigIia iou inoeS cntidloiicn icin,
@lutnerqieBer, penn irgeno mogIlf
5u pcrmcioen.
GGSn Der itolicniidcn &an1mer le6n
tc Nfinntcr Br0iiocnt 8iolctti am
9ienstog c8 nb, cine 9lnfrage iil be
ontlportelb OBJ oie Hegierrng mirfli-
dies militdriihe5 &orgehen gegcn
o'9lnnln5io benbiid)tiQtc @r crflGrte
ntr, oic 9egierlng ici beltrebt, sic
cnoqiiltige Rotifi5irung Oe5 Ser
trog5 pon 9fnpallo ST. beidllellni9cn,
ser pon Scr Observation-Disclosures be
reits rutifiIirt lei 1no Sem Senut
am Gonner5tog por9clcgt mer0en
iplle.
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Sries SWiideu b'9lnnunsiO nuO
Stalien.
Siumc uun italicniidlcn Srmppen
cingeidllOiien; SdDnrmiIbel 6abcn
bcrcits itattgeinuoen,
1Siuu,e. (. Ic5

9llS eincm 1aqeabeiebl, Den scr
itolicniihe General Gapi9lio on Die
por Iiume irebenocn ltaIienlidcn
regllQrcn 5rltppen crIailen bat,
ichlieBt man 0oB militdriide5 8or-
Qehcn 9cge1@obriele 0'2lmln13iosSe-
gionGre in Der Staot in 9lusiiht &C.
nomnlcn iit. <Sn Dem &efcbl iogt Der
8euernl: r28Ir Itcben altgenblIfllh
TOR elmer trnurigen 9luigabe, oodD id
redae uti eurc pollItdnolge Wfit=
urbelt." Ginem 9eriftcritatter &c
Qeliibcr duBerte @cneral Gapi8lio, cr
lei qcrle bereit, lih pom Sd)ouplot
,htriifSuJeben, menn 0aonrh cine
g(enoerunQ IN DER @utflng o'9Innun
sioS erreibt meroen f0nnte; er iilgtc
inoes bin3lt, fein S5toliener, per er
ouch lei, f0nne eriparten, lid itbcr oen
@iQcn Ser 9t1tior btnDeg5ffieeen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-10
THE RICHMOND

martyrdom in the persecution Of Do
cletian. The great Christian poet
Prudentius has written of the Childs
beautiful faith and cruel suffering and
spread her flames throughout Europe.
I he Russians call her Jevlalija and the
Serbians. Evlalija or Lelica.
Another virgin martyr called Eulalie
died at Barcelona. Her relics spread
| into Guienne and Languedoc and
named the villages of Ste. Aulazie and
| Ste. Aulaire. Both Eulalia, and Eulalic
are used interchangeably in France
and Spain. Eulalia is frequent in Eng.
| land, appearing in very early times in
church registries in Devon and Corn
wall
Eulalie's talismanic gem is the agate.
| II worn by her as an amulet, 1t will
protect her from danger and give her
courage and energy. 1t promises her
a pleasant disposition and the gift OF
persuasion by which she will always
attain her hearts desire. Tuesday is
her lucky day and her lucky number
| The wild rose is her flower
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Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. thompson ] am lonely
girl of 10. I have no mother and stay
at home with my father. Father treats
me fine until I go out of an evening
and then he gets very angry and some.
times uses vulgar language.
| am decent, respectable girl and
I'm we'll thought of by my friends.
am just heartbroken the way I am
treated. I do all of the housework
and everything just as mother would
and try to be as kind to the children as
l can.
Sometimes I feel like leaving, as
don't feel like doing all of the work
and seeing no pleasure. Would it be
wrong to leave home?
LONESOME.
At your age 1t would not be wrong
to leave home, but it would be better
to stay and be a mother to the chill
dren. For their sake put up with your
fathers anger. You are old enough tC
so places evenings and should con
tinue to do so regardless of his OBJ
jections. For your own self-respect
you do not want to go to undesirable
places or with undesirable people. II
is quite unreasonable that you should
work all the time and not have pleas
TRES which are due girl of nine
teen.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am girl i
years old and have just come to thi!
city to make it my home. Please tel
me how to get acquainted with some
nice girl friends. I have always hat
q lot of friends, and respected friends
too.
I wouldn't care to meet any fas
girls. YOUR FRIEND.
Go to church. If you tell the min
lister tina. you are a stranger he viii
help you to meet young people
Friends cannot be made over night
Gradually you will become acquainted
and will find some you like better thai
others
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The Diary of an Engaged Girl
BY Phyllis Phillips

welcome US with grin of delight,
and many OF the very same walters.
Place hadn't changed a bit. nor the
prices, as far as l could see. we
even went to our old table up near
| the center of the room. 1t was per-
| feet.
Then tongues wagged furiously for
| half an hour-in fact until an over
indulgent darkey finally lost his pa
thence and thrust a menu card under
my nose suggestively. Such feed as
we had, such merriment!
We discussed everyone. present and
absent. and l heard of the doings OF
all the girls who had once shared
| their lives with me. Once or twice
during the evening our faces clouded
at the mention of one or two of the
old crowd who had passed beyond
or when the mention Of some name
brought with it the memory of lost
hopes, and of friends who once had
| graced our classes and were now fal
away, physically and spiritually Cor
nelia was one of these for whom we
sighed. She. dear child. is comfort
ably established in the hills of Cali
fornia. raising prunes and family
from last reports. And to think thai
two short years ago she was Of us
i gloriously so, and stern decryer o
the word matrimony! Well, it jus
goes to prove that nothing is perman
ent save change. Is it not SO?
Cornelia married a most conserva
tive Britisher, who lured her with hi
music-and almost as soon as tn
honeymoon was over decided tina
there was nothing that suited Corne
so we'll as the role of wife and mother
Hence the little bungalow in the SAINT;
Clara valley, Budgelets Chats the sol
and heir), and the prune farm. Well
good luck to them.
(To be continued)
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l am in Philadelphia. am enjoy
Ing complete rest with some bosom
friends Of mine, Of which there are
no finer. Arrived here last night, and
was met by some half dozen of them
at the station. It gave me a thrill to
realize that I meant SO much to these
pals of mine, and the first thing we
did was to have a reunion dinner at
Green's.
You see, put in six months study
at The Academy two years ago and
made many friends. Since then some
of them have drifted to Europe or to
New York, while others have been
content to keep the Home Art burn
ing. so to speak.
There was my precious Margot with
her dark hair and bonny blue eyes
smiling up at me, when the train pull
ed In just as II had never left the
old city at all. Greeny was next
dancing about impetuously as ever
despite the fact that she has acquired
husband and young daughter since
the long ago days. Nina, with hel
Wild, red mop Of hair, and many new
secrets bubbling on her lips (Which
construed long before she confidet
them to me). One old beau has de
serted or been deserted, and one OF
two new ones been annexed. She II
as adorably tickle, that little person
as she is beautiful.
Such a to-do when I appeared, anc
such laughter and kissing. Why, fel
like a princess returning to her sub
jects after two weeks vacation. In
stinctively. after the first greetings w
fell into student steps down Chestnu
street and very shortly found our
selves grinning up reminiscently a
Green's restaurant.
Now no one who has not livet
through the wonderful days that w
have will understand just what tina
meant to US. Green's used to be GU
old hand-out. When in trouble, doub
or joy, we invariably turned our step
to that kindly hosiery, and whispere
or shouted our tidings at each Other
as the case demanded. We have mad
history there, some Of us.
There was the same head waiter t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-10
As a Woman Thinketh
BY Helen Rowland
Copyright, 1920. by The Wheeler
Syndicate. Inc)

Copyright, 1920. by The Wheeler
Syndicate. Inc)
Have you seen them sprouting. bud
dlng, poisoning, all around you?
No, l don't mean the crocuses!
| mean those saucy. f1ippant little
r1ustaches, that have broken out like
a spring fever all over the faces Of
beautiful American manhood,
Oh Buddie, how COULD you start
it? Oh onis-of-the-movies, how
CAN you? Oh, Gibson Man, and Spar
row-cellar Boy, stop it!
OF all the evils that followed in the
trail of the War. there has been none
more blighting than this.
There is a reason for everything
under the sun-eXcept a mustache!
Yet, nothing so fascinates a man as
the sight Of hair on his face-Heaven
knows why!
Watching the radshes shoot up in
his garden may be enthralling-But
feeling his upper lip every morning, to
see if a thirty-second of an inch has
been added to the foliage there over
night, is thrilling.
1t isn't SO much that he wants a
mustache, as that he wants to prove
he COULD grow one, if he cared to.
There is some strange, morbid, saw
age instinct implanted in the mascu
line breast, that inspires man to dc
stunts with his face.
A woman takes out her primative
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passion for self-defacement, in coating
her nose with pearl powder, tinting her
cheeks with pink, and performing
miracles with her hair.
But, poor Man has only one way OF
varying the monotony of the vision
which greets him in the mirror, every
morning-he signs for little variety.
And there are fifty-seven varieties OF
mustaches-red, blonde. long. short,
| curly, straight. clipped, waxed, dyed!
But the only vital difference in them is
that some are a little worse than
others!
| All Of them are uncivilized, unsani-
, tary, unnecessary, unbecoming-and-
most poignant-unkissable!
And now that this worst of the hor
! rors of war has been started, where
will it end? Proiteers shall in time
pass away, and Bolshevists shall be nc
more; strikes may be broken-but a
mans habits, never!
Start him in any direction, and he'll
| keep right on going, until he reaches
the limit. Let him coquette with this
tiny, cute, little London Johnny
mustache, and it won't be two years
before he will have passed through al
! the stages of the waxed kaiser-mon
strosity, the French beard. and the i'm
perial, to the ultimate affection
Dowie whiskers.
And then, WHAT will girl have t.
fall in love with2
And to kiss?
I For kiss without a mustache MAY
be like IAN egg without salt
! But kiss under one, MUST be likt
iCareSSing a whiSk-brOom
Little did We think, when we kisse(
YOU and sent you "over there" to figh
for an ideal, Beloved. that you woult
come back bringing-a MUSTACHE
Verify, verify, the mustache-cup con
taineth Loves hemlock!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-10
What S in a Name
EUIAIIE
(Copyright)

EUIAUIE
Though Eulalie. Or Eulalia as it is
sometimes preferred, has a Spanish
origin as we'll as pronunciation. the
name has come to be used as purely
American. PERHAPS no other name
has more beautiful or pathetic his
tory. 1t means fair speach" and
comes from the Greek term for that
phrase.
The first Eulalia known to history
was child of twelve, who possessed
such extreme Of Spanish picty that
she escaped from her parents guard
ianship and entered Merida. proclaim
ing herself q Christian and enduring
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of the trouble some time ago and took
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lish my testimonial for the benefit of
other women."-Mrs. JULES BERo, Jr.,
R. l, Box 80, Casco, Wis.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and herbs,
contains no narcotic or harmful drugs,
and today holds the record of being the
most successful remedy for female ills
n this country, and thousands of vol
untary testimonials prove this fact.
If you have the slightest doubt that
Pinkham Medicine Co. (confdentiaD
Lynn, Mass, for advice. Your letter
will be opened, read and answered by o
and kcl3 j., 1919 anGdorca
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-10
BILIOUS!
Quick! Get Liver and
Bowels Right with
f'CaScaretS''

Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indiges-
ton, Sallow Skin, and Miserable Head
aches come from torpid liver and
sluggish bowels, which cause the stom-
ach to become filled with undigested
food, which sours and ferments, form
ing acids, gases and poisons. Cascarets
tonight will give your bilious liver and
constipated bowels a thorough cleans
ing and straighten you out by morning.
Cascarets never sicken or inconven-
fence you like nasty Calomel, Salts,
Oil, or gripping Pills. They work while
you eep.-Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-10
MAKES FOOD TASTE
Good-Hood's SarsapariIIa Creates an
Appetite.

HPpcliIS.
Aids digestion and promotes assimi-
lauon SO that the body secures full
rutritive value, thus naturally making
the weak strong and giving the vitality
of health. This great medicine enables
the digestive organs to perform their
functions easily, keeps the stomach
sweet and relieves or prevents indi-
gestion and other digestive troubles.
When your food does taste good it is
a sign of good or returning health;
shows that the blood is becoming
richer, routing scrofula, eczema,
rheumatism and other diseases, and
that the system is being built up to
overcome that tired feeling, and the
prostration after influenza and fevers.
The one medicine that can legitimately
claim to do all this--is Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. If mild laxative is needed,
take Hoods Pills; an active cathartic,
more Hoods Pills-Advertisemen
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-10

W a 8 SO W e a K l
couldn't do anything.
I fou nd a book
about Lydia E. Pink
h a ms Vegetable
c o m p o u n d SO
thought I would try
it, and after taking
it I soon felt bet
ter. That was if
teen years ago and
I have felt well ever
since except that I
had q slight attack
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-10
If MOTHERS ONLY KNEW

During these days how many child
rem are Complaining of headache. fever
ishness, stomach troubles and frregu-
lar bowels. II mothers only knew
what Mother Gray's Sweet Powders
would do for their children no family
would ever be without them These
powders are SO easy and so effective In
their action that mothers who once use
them always tell other mothers about
them. Sold by druggists everywhere
Advertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-10
HREE ARE KILLED IN
ACCIDENT At MARION

MARION, Ind. May 10.-Three per-
sons were killed instantly, one mile
north of this city, at $50 o'clock this
morning, when their automobile was
struck at a crossing by a southbound
car on the Union Traction line. The
todies were hurled for some distance
and the wrecked machine was carried
far down the track. Injuries to the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-10

head and chest of each caused instant
death. The dead are:
Miss Jessie Knee, 45 years old. Tip
ton, Ind.
Miss Martha Belle Porter. IA, Tip
ton.
Mary E. Weaver, widow, 70, An.
drews, Huntington county.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-10
TOO WEAK TO
Do Anything
A Serious Feminine Illness Rem
edied BY Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Casco, Wis.-"After the birth of each
of nv children I had displacement and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-10

In London there are more than 500
shops that sell nothing but fried fish.
Evening star., 1920-09-08

1t costs the government Of Italy
the Coliseum A large number OF
mAsons are kept St work alvaya re-
pairing breaks and cracks Tor fear
OF end1nssFfnG The lvuu Of the
taWA ybo eoo0eEtY ytsik tho
Evening star., 1920-09-08
WIN Prvi,uee An.

The 6fmer8 Of the corn belt. for
example. are already threatened with
unfair competition from the Areen-
tine, whose rich sofl is being exploit-
ed IN needless fashion. and where
the renters who farm it are living
under conditions moro miserable thar
the poorest tenants in the United
States. In times past. duties on aRri-
cultural products were largely In the
nature OF paper tariffs. for we were
a great surpluD-producing nation
Now that consumption at home Is SO
nearly reaching normal production,
tho American farmer has a right to
insist that in our trade relations with
other countries he shall have the same
consideration that is accorded tu
other tndust1fea. and No mean ID
protect them all
so long a. Ame1ica can peusfnce
the 1oods We need. am In f1vor 81
buying from America drsG It b thil
very preference which impels deyel-
opment and improvement. Whenever
America can manufacture to meAt
American needaeand there u almosi
no limit to our genius and resources
II favor producing in America fxst
I commend American preferences 10
American productive activities. be-
cause material good fortune is essen
tial to our higher attainment, and
linked indissolubly are farm and fac
tory in the great economic fabric OF
American life"
Evening star., 1920-09-08
scientific Study.

Third. the republican party
pledges itself to a scientific study Of
kAE3culturA pE5oaa and 1Akm pSO-
EA10 & AA - hp 90.