Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 249, 30 September 1915 — Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN THE RICHMOND FALLAD1UX1 AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, SEPT. &, llt

mmt iuu,uuu SEALS 10 SELL TOR RED GROSS

Motorcycle Machine Gun for Militia

On hundred thousand Red Ctom CMiUiu mil will be received i by the Wayne County Anti-Tuberculosis

and distributed In the city and

according to Dr. 8. Edgar

Bond, Mcretair of the organization. The number represents part of the 200,000,000 weals now being printed by the National Red Cross and the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. Observance of national health week win be held from December 6 to 12, and the sale of seals In the United States will begin on the first day. Snpcrlstendent Giles has promised that the schools will observe the occasion. Sunday. December 12, will be observed as "Tuberculosis JBunday." The proceeds from the sale .of the stamps in Richmond will be divided as follows: 25 per cent to be -sent to the state and national Red Cross, 26 per cent to defray expenses of the local campaign, 25 percent for the ensuing year's propaganda and 25 per cent as salary for the visiting nurse. In the county 50 per cent of the proceeds will be used in furthering the elimination- of . tuberculosis and - its causes. The remaining part will be sent to the state and national organ-

WOMAN CAPTURES FUGITIVE RUSSIANS

BERLIN, Sept. 30. The hundreds of thousands of Russian prisoners employed as farm laborers in Germany are as a rule very content with their lot and i many of them declare that they do not like to return to Russia after the war. Although they are almost unguarded they seldom try to escape. Near Insterburg recently three of sixty prisoners who were working on a large farm disappeared and they could not be found by the two "land-

stunners" who acted as guards. The J

fugitives were finally discovered in a cornfield by Mrs. Hedwig Rosner, the wife of a gamekeeper. Instead of giving an alarm the resolute woman armed herself with one of the guns of her husband and, going to the fields, ordered the Russians to surrender. When the fugitives hesitated she tired a few shots to scare them. Then they threw up their hands. As the Russians were half starved the brave woman took them to her house, where she fed them before she transported them back to' the farm from which they bad escaped.

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FOOT AND MOUTH

DISEASE SPREADS

: Haha to V. lofocf frhlTir unit to ha aHrloH tn tha HJew Vnrk Mllltlll TTnder Cant. LiOrillard SPeUCer, COm

mhiiim iVio uMcrhtK (Vait TtafAnsA rimmanii a vniiintor anniul nf nhnnt 400 men with motorcycles has been ionnea

and will be seen for the first time In manoeuvers on Saturday at Van' Cortland Park, New York, when 10,000 of the National Guard troops will be mobilized for review byGovernor Charles S. Whitman. All of the motorcycles carry side cars in which armed men are rushed from one point to another. A side car ambulance, and a side car machine

gun, here pictured are also parts of the unit - ' The corps has not yet been attached to the militia and is made up solely of volunteers who own their machines.

Brevities from Milton

Miss Marie Little of the Doddridge

neighborhood, left Thursday for Terre

Haute, where she will attend the State

Normal. Miss Hilda Henwood of

Shirley, went with her.

The Christian church Sunday school

will observe rally day Sunday morn-

The Esther Bible class of the M. B.

CENTER OF STORM

AMONG BALKANS

20 LIVES

(Continued From Page One.I ion. Railroad and wire communication with the outside world was stopped at the beginning of the storm. All railroads running into New Orleans cancelled ther schedules and no trains attempted to leave the storm swept city during the night. Milneburg, and several other suburbs of New Orleans were under several feet of water today. All towns inland from the gulf for fifty miles were badly damaged and

cotton remaining unplcKea was Diown from the bolls. One of the estimates

til Lilt? ll UCl tj uaiuagc vj lauivau Officials was $5,000,000. A New Orleans and Chicago train over the Illinois Central leaving New Orleans last night was marooned south of McComb , City, La., and came through after several hours delay. The crew of this train said the country between McComb City and New Orleans was devastated. Heavy Property Loss. Reports from . Jackson and Vicksburg. Miss., say twenty-six persons are known to be dead and property valued at over $3,000,000 destroyed by u hurrtonnA that, tndav canters over a.

wide area just south of Jackson, Miss. "'Local weather forecasters claim the severe storm is moving toward north Georgia and east Tennessee where it will become extremely severe before night.

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Premier Vassil Radoslavoff of Bulgaria, who is the center of storm in the latest Balkan crisis. Diplomats of both the Central Powers and the Allies are . prevailing . upon Bulgaria to enter the' war. The Germans and Austrians have . already begun their

dash through Serbia for Constantino

ple to relieve the pressure on the Turks there. It is believed that the Austro-German plan is to march through Bulgaria, once the Serbians are beaten back.

Sunday school were entertained ' by Mrs. W. Li. Parkins Tuesday afternoon. The Christian church Sunday school at Bentonville, will observe rally day Sunday, October 10. Charles Hale went " to Anderson Wednesday to visit his sister and family, Mrs. W. . G. Lamberson of Bentonville, called on Miss Florence New man Tuesday. James Doddridge was at Muncie Wednesday. The Rev. Father Gorman of St. Elizabeth's Catholic church, Cambridge City, called on Andrew Kerber, south of town, Tuesday. Will Johnson is very sick. Mrs. H. D. Huddleston and son visited relatives at Lewisville Wednesday. Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson received cards announcing the birth of a great grands.' - James E. Morgan. He arrived at .he home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Morgan of Indianapolis, Tuesday, September 28. Mrs. Morgan was Miss Ruby Atkinson, a daughter of Newman and Laura Stokes Atkinson, and was born at Milton. Mrs. Clarence Langston of north of Dublin, was the guest of Mrs. Walter Templin and family Wednesday. Mrs. J. L. Wike went to Cambridge City Wednesday, to spend the day with her sister, Mrs. Barbara Barefoot.' Several new members were added

to the Woman's Cemetery association this week. " The Riverside Flour Mills are rushed with orders and are running night and day. Fred Murley bad a severe attack of acute indigestion a few nights ago. Mr. and Mrs. Oran Bragg have returned from Indianapolis. The annual fair given by the ladies

of tne Christian church will be on Saturday, October 9. Christian Kerber has gone to Iowa to visit relatives. Mrs. Kerber was also at Richmond Wednesday. The Rebekah lodge met Tuesday evening. There was a good attend

ance. Mrs. Elizabeth Kimmer and Miss Edith Turner gave nice readings

for the benefit of the order.

The small diagonal streaks or

wrinkles across the grain of a piece of timber not only betray weakness, but sometimes indicate periods of stress through which the wood passed when

it was growing.

RET.lEr.10ER THIS! PROFIT BY IT! Every Friday is m Exchange Day at FOSLER'S DRUG STORE New Hot Water Bottles given In exchange for old ones with a small amount of cash. We Allow 50c for your old Hot Water Bottle or Fountain Syringe, no matter what size, kind, make, age or condition, upon the purchase of a new one at $1.50 or over. By bringing us your old, worn out, leaky hot water bottle you can buy a $1.50 Water Bottle for $1 $2 Water Bottle for $1.50 and ao on up to the Best In the store. Special Box Stationery 23c

PEORIA, I1U Sept. 80. Ninety-three head of cattle, worth 112.000, were killed by federal Inspectors yesterday on the farm of James Wynrant at Col-

mar, fifteen miles west of Macomb, 111.

The herd was afflicted with the hoot

and mouth disease. - -

Cfclef Cause of Pimples, CSotchetv Sallow Skin

Oieamagsr of Health,)

tTastghUr eruptions, ptinplaa,

ib.uver.

How foolish la such

Metehes, sallow or moddy aftla. asuaSy r Aam tn a. akiMlati. Utbt. a aaastloatM

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to resort to oatward appUeatloam, wfcloh. mmm nTr Jmt natural. pnnaaBt rawlta. If more peopU only kaow it. thsre is a very atmpl raxaotfy, to be found n

ay erne Store, wmcn is as hototo mm n la Wadset ana Quick aettog. It is aa oat fornela, taog rooaalsfd by the madteat ertfMnloB. irhlch fatM pat ia tablet form. s4atjaaft mat tmt3!2f mam m asjartved at w taaal tW-aat ce M anUraty waaMe aad taara'S a fcaalt-farm&g lnaraaiaaf Tea aauy

tret about a oima's wartn. aaa

ona at badtlrca t teallsa there

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1m quite so cood for the yjreosa. uHan la the marnlnK is ao aaar. ao i

lac. and instead of a waakaalnc aftereffect, yon feel truly refresaea and twrtroratad. Seatanel table U are not only the aaeat remedy known for ooaeUaenait aad torpid liver, but offer the sanest, moat aenstble treatment for oousloaloa UffleulUes of the charactv .-nUaOPd.

- When a "Rainy Day cornea the $100 -you DID save la worth mora than tte

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MONDAY, ? OCTOBER 4,- , : We will otter yen a new plan, - Come " In aad let ua explain,

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The Texas sweet potato crop will amount to 10.000,000 bushels this year. But residents of that expansive state are merely irritated by such diminutiveness. They say the figure should be ten times larger.

Puts The Dancing Joy Into Your Feet! "Nab-If gets the corn or callous quick! In 3 minutes pain is all gone, no mora soreness, no mors agonizing, shrieking nerves, just joyful easy, happy fest. When you take your footbath the old corn or callous just comes right off. Not like the bothersome old plasters or the dangerous drops. Harmless as baby's kiss. 25 cents at all drur stores, worth Si.

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