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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
Tor belle 5amiien.

On pasfnbe Smiors for % Bebanblnsen af ToropieGesoraanerne er nIbpepbio
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sms lite 9apefunttunen boloes reae1mesfo. 1o
Dc ouerFpo9e StoHer % 9fh9e @asarhr ubhbea reqelmesIiat. efhr Noturena
1BeIemmefe, sr @lenbsbeo % upasiisbeo, oe fugt at en- alourla @1aoom. ben
ide Jpl9e 81. q. s. @alomen, Ell bel tenbt 9e9e lom bar 9prt gRopen. snDpox
iee % 9eueripsoonme til tit fpedeue Studum benpe6 trdpe 4ar, Gaer at aor=
aOppele er birete aniuarls for Be Fee @psoonme. 5r at opbepe en- FABIAN Sill
tano pa bebte aeaabe uen &rampe eer @meter forelriuer ST. galoweu en-
Slanoins al imple ahprenoe uner mo @epin, Maturens egt 6obgeuesltof, or
er tnot font 9r. @alomelrs @prup Bepfn % anbd akt a: kbnbe 9eqer o Mpo>
tbtere ooeolt. apobeterne ieBr bet 70. balunefnostpp. Gents 6la0en, meoens
en- dprre SLATE, Der inbebolor mere END oobben Io meaet toter en- 9oror
Settle fuple os trpsse Miooel Der ptrhr burist % ht renter Snbuonene for
alt urent, si9t 0oernos uoen at fortprre geaen al 6orogeGeIppsmet, hip1per
Soropel1en o9aprter Maoens, 9eoerens % Snbpoleenes naturiae @pner iaaot osz
1e Srganer sen ufpttet fan uorehe oeres Qrbebe. @n Dolls at @prup 8eplu u1
burtis opbeoe ben oppuaebe, tun8e 8ornemmeNe, og De meofplaenoe @mrter ga
upasie1Sbeo, Iee Saoeopinen, % genopntte og peoGqebobe @unobeoen. @wb ZEN
SLATE Dos Geres @potbeter, ener 0mo til ST. IS. $. golomeL $50 Bosbinaton Ct,
aeonhcelo, Slinois, efhr cit fri @rpoe. 9oAoren uu meo Globe ienoe bet poo ST.
res 5or1ansenbe.
81. eolO%ers sprup @epfn, enonjpnt mlo % bebaseis, os tpe at berptte
for 8prn @usgen, CT Ge ioo pirtnn9Nuo paa ben tartete aonaituton, D e ct
Neiooel ofpasiet til belle 6amidens 8eboo> fra 8arnbom til .Mroeroum. Set buroe
boloes enbDer 5amiGes aRebidnssiemme, feroig for Brua ueo bet fprae 9eqn 1oa
uoroen Nfauen Snbpoloene enr 9eperen.
So at u0renfe Snopolbene os ferne urenbeoerne, lom unoeruoen irruerer Of
ieter BtenoeNe ieelleoaoet, ol @prup geplm bushst opbepe be anio msbfp1<
senos imerhfuloe uotpnmeler, Der @tmmmis9eo taloeB 9iarrbt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

bpgget paa ct &litbierg, bportil man
noar as en- Srappe poo 70 Srin.
Sra Sfagens 8aoclip forteller
~Politifen", at ct Har l11rge Moro=
m9n6 forle0en bar loa bo0ebegei=
Itre0e, at Sen enc UNDER Goopirfning
|of flor lpltig 5temning ltaf i'm Mrm
,in6 giennem ct @aoebuspin6ne>
bbor ban operifar Hltlsoore11. gn
tiff 2uge forbanot Sen ioare6e,
lon, 90 fan b6rte, at bon lfpl6te EN-
|SDifer lin &e0ntng, ltrafs uobrg0:
u@enn 6os @n6e lit gut, lit olles
gut!!"
plumbers 9agblab", set gamle,
u6brebte ip0ife &enitreblo6, bpis
forretningsmpsiige og tefniife Be-
Belle fo%reitaaes al @r. @alo. &pe,
meoens 0enrtes Bro6er, &r. Mr-
nolo &pe er an iDorlig for &e0aftio=
men, bor MI f1lgt en G9ffe on0re
Brobinsbla6es @fsempel og CT gooet
ODER til Mnber0elie al &otations=
pres1e> Ioa at 8lo6et fremtrp6er
meo minore 6ormat og ct lt9rre @n=
Ifal Cider. Dette blo6tefnife Srem=
ifrtot ip11es efterboan6en at bin6e
ollie Mbisr6gtperes @ifol0.
Gn gammel &jGrliebcbsbitorie?
Mens mon bos Ereifobonoler g.
&c. Scenic / Goel forle0er par /
|6ero n1e6 at iabe og flabe en- 8gg=
iom bar bofiet / 2iltaa Sfop, ooer=
raifeoes man ifplge r5ilfeborg
MDis" plu6ielig be0 inoe / Greet,
go6t tire CONNER fra 8orfen, ot
fir6e Marstallet: y Nnno 1927.
M}aai fe bar Ser ltaaet mere; bbem
be6, om life ct ungt Har ber for ct
lille @unore6e Mor iiben far inb=
ifaaret 6eres Nub11e me0 Ooto / Sen
1anfe 8sgeitomme, iom 6eref ter /
Iarenes 2gb bar lfiult @emmelig=
tbe6en, in6til Sen mi er fomme11
|frem / 9agslDiet.
Sc ipeialiitiifc &elii9nelier / Mar=
bns. Set ~iociol6emofratilfe @p=
raoosflertu1 trltmfe6e for nogen Sis
Iitoen ct Sorl lag igiennem> bborefter
observation-disclosures bleb bemDn6iget
til at irr6fe11te Gilbno poo, 2ebering
al &uI 6irefte til &omml1nen.' SsS1nio=
(erti6 bar BET mi ptlt Jig, at &or=
torcbef Meergaar6, ser blep lenot
til @nglan6 for at fremlfaffe iau
billige Silb,16 iom mltligt, life bor
funnel fremifaffe ioa faborable Sil=
blt6 iom Dem, 6er f%orelaa fra Mar=
bus @11lfompognt. 8elps1ingsu6=
balget bar. MI iIuttet @ontroft mes
&ompagniet ON 2ebering al $4,000
Cons &1tl, bborof 10000 Cons
@asfrI. &1tllene fo1ter II ST.. 81
Gre pr. Son, me6ens Oct 1ocial6e<
mofrotiife @Draoosflertol paa 8lt6=
gettet finn bar opf6rt &l1Ilene til Is
pr. So11. Set pil me6 or6re
Sr6 iige, at Sfntteproce11ten oil It'll
&c p6erliaere npj tic g(or.
2pn-8rmnbcnc pg beres &efGm,
pelie. Set ppl6ipmm Sor6enbeir,
Ser nplig traf fen ODER mo11ge al
@gne, far f%ornnle6iget ct
iaa uin6ponlig fort Mntal Sl0e-
at set moo pnffe alpor1ige
acknowledgement. (
9pn=8ran6ene iDnes at bore Il
Giltogen og De foreliggenoe. Soron, !
at bore mnngelfl1l6e. +
8egae Mntagelier foar ma11 8e. 5
'reftelie poa giernem Sberitlgit= =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

ST.. Galo1peG:-
Seq slagebes Ell Marrefte al baarlig Jorbpielfe
o9 sDritpppel5e 1teb ollie bereS ulentper. ia fDnt Sbin=
melbeb,. Popebpine % almin6elist Slb.bsinoenbe.
Seq for5Sgfe flere D}ibler nben geiultat. %unbtagen en-
mi6lerttbt9 2inbrins. TDr en- Sib iiben blen ieg a1t=
befalet galbtpenS Sbrup Yepiin. % bet er mig en- sJor=
npjelie at mebbele. at benne Mebicin nit Silfelbe bar
eit fig at bore bet ig t~iItrengte. Seq bar bru9t fere
ON, at bet bill bringe Mig ben Sur leg oentebe. Seq bill
altto bolbe bette p%9rbifulbe Mtbbel / nit gus.
g.. @Brenien,
3644=3rb Mpe. On.
MinneapoIi8, Winr.
9r. @al6peu:-
Sat fnr prpoe1 at @nrup Yepfiu. Set ct beu beo=
ite Mebictn leg n~pgeniirbe bar bru9t. Seq maa gaa
treble Wil til ct Npotbef.
6ilia .. 9a9lanb,
Sreaneb, Snertge.
9r. @albtpen:-
Seq mobtog 9eres YrSpef(aIte al Sprup Yepiin %
iea bar fisbt Ell re9ular GGafte i bet narmeite @potbet.
get oirfer ubmerfet. o9 jeQ bill lite unbo9re bet nit
SUB.
8eter 9anien,
@. s. s. gr. l. 8or 40,
8oelus, Neb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

11o11t grn1t Der CT al De fornen1It tie
Mutoriteter poa bette SmrQo0e.
- 9pnne0iloge11e er life lige tol>
rige 6pert Mor> tiger Oberitlgit11otl=
ten. De bar pe0 l1n6eripgeller pit
Jig at pgre tolriglt bpert lite s(or,
ct Toftum> mon letter / Torbin0elie
me0 5olpletterne. Meoi (ogene CT
otter ret bpppige / Mi6ten al oi5ie
Ferio0er. S Moret 1900 pQr 2pn=
neoilogel1e nj en- tiliporen0e @pppig=
be0 joni / Mnr. Men forgprigt CT
6et EN- &ien0sgierning, iom mango
nnoeridgelier befrefter, at 2pnneo=
1lagene s(ar for Mor tilto9er / @pp=
pigbe6.
gn Eplfer, Gr. @teffens, bar paa
@%r11n0alg al omfotten6e un6eri6-
gelier me0 itatiitiif Moteriale for Sc
iio1te so Mar ifrepet EN- 0oftor6iipl1=
'tats on Bette Gimme, og.i 6en1re 81 f.
banoling paooiier fan itatiltiif, at
Spnneollogenes Mntol go11ife ofgjort
tager til / bele EDIflan0. Oct lom=
me fan poobiles for Donmorfs @e0-
fommen6e. @obe6aarloger1re til, at
|Sorbol0et En- ioale6es, idger man
bells / set %for6geoe Mntol @Dgnin=
ger, 0els / 6en ltgrre Meng6e Me=
tai, Der a1roen6es / 8%pgninger, og
enoe(ig / 9pgningernes itigenoe
&ej6e. Set eneite Mi06el til at
mo0birfe lfo6elige 6p1ger al 9pn=
ne0ilag ct 11Oltraft Mnoen6elie al
Spnofle0ere. Sg al ale efsiltere1=
oe @Dltemer n1aa Metlpitemet utpiul=
iomt fo~retreffes.
- Set CT go6fien6t al 9an0bpg=
ningernes 8ron6forlifring, i6et en
ne6iat &ommisiton forel log Metiplte=
NETS M%nben0eli lie. Baa Htgs6agen
bepilge6es / 1902-03 10000 &r.
til 6orieg, og Ser opiattes ga 9p1t=
ofle0ere paa As ltrootnfte gjelroo1n=
ME og 2 &irfer. 9isie Sori6g re-
1ultere6e / Sc famine @rfaringer,
lom man for giort / England: at
INetlpItemet pirfer ful6t t~ilfre6slttl=
len6e. Ser er Ii6en ga fonltoteret
8 2pnne6lag / ltraatefte 9Dgninger
me6 9pnafle0ning efter 9aetipltemet,
og alle @te6er er Mntpn0ning az
bprget.
Gjenoomsbanbel. Olaf @on,te
@onien al Mefsd, Sen al ftp.
@aar6ejer San11s @onlen, 5tprs-
gooro, SbSfer, bor al @oor6ejer
@onien fjebt SEN / sem
Gel al Mafer pe0 Gtral1=
BEN beliggen6e @oor6 &ergooro.
l1mmen ct 41,000 &r. S
me6fblger belle @eintIine
gen og l16bo lamt noget ssS16bo.
Eroprieter 90. 9lrn6 far 1olgt
n s engoor0" / @gjen til Eroprietpr
SIR. Mielieny Mpfgbing, Mors, for
1874, 900 ST..
0en 9amle &erregoar0 ~SfD=
'enlten" / 8gbling Sogn pe6 Gent
zig er iol9t til ct @oniortium / 6oll=
ing pr. MlIingaubro for $4,000
Rr. l16en Npl og 8eietning.
&pienite1r, Ger opri1r0elig bor ct
Slot lnn6er &ibe 8iipeitol, bar in6=
Sllltningen at set 186e Marfu1n.
'reoe @obe6ip6et / @nrontet TpIen,
ten. &obeobDgniatgen, ser liggcr
'aa en- bei beplantet @oro, CT opfert
.fring 1888. l16for Mpieniten
:ran6e6e SSl1lenot 1911 he to engel-
e 2infeifibe vSt. George" og uDez
.nce", bbis 8eiptninger - 1000
fan6 - br11fnebe paa II Mntroier
pr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
3gllanh.
sparefasieafferen / @jprrimg.
tuber IS 8rocent.

Sparefasieafferen / @jprrimg. -
|Gporerne taber IS Yroce11t.
Nlbcrti me9et baarli9. Sra @or.
TENS Sugtbus me66eles, at Mlbertis
@elbreOstilltan0 MI Ell iaa 6oarlig,
at bqn neppe fan bope lpnge igjen.
@n jDbif Sasfprer anbolbt fpr
&eora9eri. Sngfgrer 5cbmi6t i
5fanoerborg er efter ct le11gere
Torber blepen a1rbol6t, ligtet for
Gefl elbe6ragerier.
ltberapnin9en al @alo @niner
'bil ifelge ~8iborg Gtiftsti0en6e"
fife blipe fortlat / Mar. &borpi0t
Sc ie1ere bill blipe gie1optogne, er
fife afgiort.
Sprpebrtfctter. Set el1gellfe @or=
lortium bor ifplge ~Marbus Stifts."
for so Mar al @rebifabet 2in0en<
borg forpagtet 6en lille @tlomoie
ca 1000 S0r. s.. Ser lfal bDg=
ges to Sgrbebrifetfobriffer.
Marfoniielifa6et pnifer cit @ta=
ton / Sbllanb. @iennem Sir. gliais
bar @ellfnbet inoleoet Sorban6lin=
ger me0 Selegrafpeienet for at faa
Sillo6elie til at oprette en- troo6lgs
1es citation / @etipllono.
9anf Spfinbelie. Ml1tomobili=
item, &apt. $. 8locb far opflun6et
ct Np0bremi eapporat, bporpeo &ns=
iagerem1e fan 1tnnoie gf11tomobilet
1lafbengig of .@baufferen> bpis 6er1-
ne if11l6e fao 2igfolb, hpre bernlet
eller %lignen6e.
Mfllpret Minoesmerfc. &oo of0g=
oe 9ron0oireftgr @u1rpmo1ms @rap
/ &orie1s er ofleret en- Min6elten,
iom er reiit al Eiqi6Smeno i 2ono-
bpgningernes almin0elige 8ranofor=
Direfter Tronier bol0t Mf=
ileringstolen.
Gn Seperoigbeb / @arbe. u@ibe
ifriber: 0m Mftenen u6fol-
Der fig / 6enne SIS ct @ottelip paa
Mfalosp1aoien ip6 for 8pen. Soft
pao 5pooierel tien og be-
&otternes ml1r1tre 9lbIs
ser bel latart bliper meoreg-
net til cit al 8pens @cberhigbeoer.
Snriiter til Sbllanbs @eittpit.
I%uriiitr6mmen til &abet beo Mgrre
epngbig er MI enorm. 6orleben
Damperen v@rins &om<
let" ca. 800 @asiagerer ober Sling
6ior6 u6 til 6abet. Gel
.ilreiien6e Gieite6e Merre 2pngpig
Ser er set b9iele / 2nn-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

lel, Duot Oe DQr Oa11ltet 1tg en- m
9anmarfs @ouo Scmplar=Crben
tfbol6er lit neite. s(arsmeoe / Mpfgs
ring pua Gallter.
9rafnet peo 8abning. 5for-
Itensfeier 8rl,llns 5sn / M1rlpao pr
%8ramminge er br1fnet UNDER Sab
| en Mergelgrqp.
SelpantGnoelie af 81. u5ten-
ranogaaroe1t" beo 5pebpl(e, bgren=
Ore unoe @repifobet 2ercbenborg, CT
totalt %nebbren6t. Sloen antages
opitaaet be6 9elbonten6elie / nog,t
So. Mlt Sn6bo brenote. &reatl,=
rerne re66e6es.
8%ormbulmif Sorocmubcr brebt
beb &jpriclsmlpffc. Diitriftsior6e-
mo6er 6r11 Mielien, @lemensfer,
figrte Sen o. S1tli me6 lin Mono
Ell lille 8ige as 2%an6epejen &as=
lie lmin6inge11, ga Sc mgote ct
@utomobil, Ser fertes al @ieren Mn-
farfel6t. Nielien bil6e benoe Sc
item, men 6erne brep bonge og
iprang ODER @rgften. Sr1t geielien
fal6t berl1n6er oe pooorog fig ioo
baar6e &beitelier, at BUN 6eoe fort
efter.
st blobigt &arlefammer= 5laas=
maal. S Gibeb,1iet pe0 Mpfgbing
oplto6 ser forleoeu &lommeri mel
lem nogle &arle. Sc bar berunoer
laa l%etiinoige at berptte &olben al
ct labet @eber til 9prengning al
en- G6r> og Gglgen bar, at @fuoet
gtfaf og fnuite 2aaret paa cit fpnif
Scarf. Otter at Saoret bar bleber,
unOerbunoet, fiprtes &arlen / Ml1=
tomobil til 5p9ebuiet. 8enet mao
rimeltgptS ampl1teres. Sc fire /
|Soge1 implioere6e Yerioner ct blep:
ne arreitereoe.
Stor @erre9aarosbramo pao
sjellano. $ @crregoar0en @ifil6:
ltrup / Snes1eb, til9pre116e &ammer
berre 9orner, opitoo SIS forle6en
Set fp6eitlige &ier1re al 2a6elengen
bbor nogle @oanNbnrfere loa %
iob til Mio6ug. .9(lle l16lenger1r{
bren6te mes l1n0tagelie al en- Sbi
neitalo og en- 6ul1ftion9rbolig. De1
in0ebrp11bte ca. % @elte, SO @pil
og 81 SDre og brG1r6te ct
MGng0e Mblsre6 ifuber, Gogne etc.
Ser er brpn6t tire ltore jtroatgf
fe6e lt6l9nger. Nopbbpgningen Ell
re6oet.
&ebragerier / Spcnb6prg. @tot
teopfreber Mlf. s[noerie1, lom bo1
be6raget &ommltlten, er greben
@omborg.
Set bar pilt Jig, at &aslereren Del
~@pofpnlfe 9ompifibSiel1fub", Mn
Ser en, en- 8ro6er til Sen be6rageri
ffc Sfatteopfrnber, far foretage:
forifiellige observation-disclosures.
; Sans @e6rogerier Iaber op ii
10000 &r. @ien1rem Sen fiebel1
bobnlf e Notwithstanding bab0e 81
! tegnet en- &aution poo 10000 &r.
,paa oenne screenings 6oronle6nin{
ier bmt MI arreiteret.
&armens &irfniuger. vSDnl
Soc. =9em." 0igter fist rpolt fe
ltum":
Garnten bnger,
iaa Set f1noger,
Sne6 % bringer>
4Difl61p ipringer,
@anobogn ipoer,
@an6 I @p6er,
Gins / Ssblof,
faar ri tiosnof,
alt f%orit1mmer,
/ SEN er hummer,
r6en 5noffen
al me6 Saffen,
ga1rife n6gen,
fon nj oej'en,
I Gpnf min &ore,
fr1 ct CLONE
og min folhc 0rif er peltet - =
jog CT lmeltet.
8oramciteren til @als. Borg.
meter &asmusicn / 8ogenie for to-
get fin gtife6. s Sen Mnleonina
opfriifer uTpns &enitrebl." en- lille
&iltorie ON Sen %iopiole @orgmelter
fra @aIgfampen / 1906, ga Fan lom1
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-09
ROOSEVELT PASSES HAT To
HELP CAMPAIGN FUNDS NOW
Associated Press.

Mackinaw City, Mich. Oct. o.
Representatives of the progressive
party's financial bureau will pass the
nat on their present tour OF the CEN
trail states at places where Roosevelt
speaks. This will be done to place
their campaign on self-supporting
basis.
The collector reported this plan
from the train today. announcing at
the same time that $ 900 was raised
at Detroit yesterday in this manner.
Buttons and certificates of member
ship in the party are given in return
for the cash contributions.
The colonel invades the upper PEN
insula of Michigan today.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-09
Came 10 Help Country1nan.

Clarence Catalinas of Pocatello,
Ida, arrived in the city yesterday TO
see what he could do for Joe Gras-
so, the Italian adjudged Insane In
the county court yesterday. Catall-
mas and Grasso belong 10 the same
secret society. The former found,
upon arriving here that his friend
has been ordered sent to the Insane
asylum in Pueblo for treatment and
that It would be impossible TO do
anything for him.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-09
CITY WILL Be HOST

Continued from Page 6.)
by President Rail OF Hin School of
Theology, University Park, Colo.
Address on the New Financial
Plan by Dr.. Fred b. Fisher. field sec
retary of the Missionary board, New
York City.
Round table conference on church
finance, conducted by DIR. Fisher of
New York.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-09
AUTOMOBIIING

s. hard on clothing. After that spin
call us up. and lct MS remove tho
fpots and dust from your clothes.
Will return them fresh and FREQ from
dirt. We guarantee satisfaction.
Phone Junction fC2.
IhC Suttnrlum.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-09
Graar Hf wu.tI

r. u Derry ot the Derry Bradtield
gIvuT company is I'm T nh this wee x
aaEiGr orders lao arm reports rap
IDLY Increasing business
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-09
L nnn-r. In Enst

Leaves for East.
MIR and Mrs. John Born of Man
kato. Mimi, who have been visiting
Mrs. Mary A. Jacobshagen and fam
lily for week. left yesterday for
their northern home.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-09

WANTED-l00 pounds White Rice
pop corn, grown in the valley Re
ply to Mrs. Whitehead, Fruita.
IO-S-tf
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-09
RELANDER OUT AGAIN.

: After suffering for l3 weeks Z
: with injuries received at the {
: Mount Massive Lumber Com s
!, pany tram at Norrie early in :
!, the summer, A. F.. Reiander was 8
= able TO be out today for the :
= first time. !
: Mr.. Relanders injuries con- :
: sisted of compound fracture :
! of the arm and broken leg {
: He is beginning to feel like him :
2 self again. !
!, = q sssS g g s. g = > = 3 3 {
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-09

Cash Sale on Buggies f,nm Oc,. -
tn Nov. 10. We VIII srlI you buggy
surrey or road wagon Al actual cost
lrcd Mantcy. (Avrrtis cmcnD IO.5-Bt
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-09
Avoid sedatlve Cough Medicines.

If You want to contribute directly
to the occurrence of capillary bron-
chltis and pneumonia use cough med
icines that contain codine. morphine,
heroin and other sedatives when
you have a cold or cough. An en-
pectorant like Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is what is needed. That
cleans out the culture beds or breed
ing places for the germs of pneu-
monia and other germ diseases. That
is why pneumonia never results from
u cold when Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is used. 1t has world
wide reputation for its cures. 1t
contains no morphine or other seda-
tive. For sale by all druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-09
Shores in City.

ShOIts in CITY.
c. w. Shores OF Denver. chief of
detectives of the Globe Express COM
pany, is an arrival in the city on
isiness
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-09
, 3 9, go 6, 3 9 . 9, 2 9, 3 9 3 6
EYE HURT BY CAT.

! Miss Minnie Reed. one of the
: teachers In the Fruita public
2 schools, Ia suffering from very
: sore eye, the result of being
: scratched by n cat.
: Miss Reed was holding the
= rgC ana playing with 1t, when
Z the .eiiDo scratched Miss Reed
! .sl. ross Che l#ufer OF her
-T rm.#fI sH ought aid
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The daily sentinel., 1912-10-09

Not Until Spring.
1t has been definitely decided that
the Chicago White SoX baseball team
will not play here until next spring.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-09

Queen Quality, fall styles, just in
The Boston Shoe Store.
advertisement S-9-lm
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-09

Fred Manteys Cost Sale begins
october 10. advertisement
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-09
Not Until Sn,.inm

$ = 1888 3 9 8 s. 8 = ssss:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-28
SELECT CULLINGS
MilkWeed as a Food.

One of the economic triumphs of the
age is the utilization of waste material.
and the use of weeds as food staples
Is a phase of this triumph
The most interesting OF these new
weed foods" is milkweed, the com.
mon. wild variety that grows in every
rocky pasture. in meadows and by
road sides in abundance. Its large,
thick, smooth leaves are familiar TO all,
and its deep. dull pink tuft OF flowers
and, later. its seed pods. filed with
delicate floss and fiat brown seeds
When 1t Is broken OF thick, white,
milky juice exudes This Is rich in
nutrition. This common and luxuriant
weed is now being cultivated In gar
deas as valuable food staple and
makes one OF the most delicious OF
vegetables. 1t tastes almost exactly
like asparagus and is cooked In much
the same way as spinach. 1t has been
found to be rich in natural salts and
nutrition and IS easily cultivated
AIRS. NJ. =. Haskell in Leslie's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-28
Save the BabiesI

DR. Edward B. Phelps Of New York
told the delegates to the recent inter
national congress of hygiene at Wash.
ington about the enormous death rate
among babies in the United States. He
also told them how infant lives might
be saved and bow they were now sac
rificed by sin, poverty, neglect and ig-
norance. He said among other things:
"Fifty-fve million babies are born
into the world each year. But of them
$4,000. 000-more than one-fourth--die
before they reach the age of one year.
This means that about 10000 babies
die every day in the year, or that on
every other tick of the clock an infant
life goes out. To this terrible harvest
of infant lives the United States con-
tributes 1000 a day. There are the
best reasons for believing that at least
80 per cent of the worlds infant NOR
tality is readily preventable. and the
civilized countries are just beginning
10 awake to that fact."-New York
World.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-28
GOLDEN WEDDING DAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Guild of Essex
Junction Observe Anniversary.

Essex Junction Oct. 2s.-NIr. and Mrs
Alfred Guild quietly observed their gold.
EN- wedding at their home in this village
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Guild have passed the
greater part of their lives in Danvillo
and st. Johnsbury, coming here from the
latter place year ago last june
Miss Della Batchelder was born in
Danyille 90 years ago, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. d. w. Batchelder. She was
only months old when her mother died
and she was then adopted by her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Randall
Mr. Guild was born in Danville "a
years ago. They were married in Shelf
field, by Rev. DR.. Woodman, who also
had married her parents and grandpar
ents on her mothers side.
In his younger life Mr.. Gould taught
school for some time. Later he was
postmaster and a merchant in DanvilIe.
For 10 years previous to moving to this
village he was superintendent of Mt
Pleasant cemetery at st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guild received their edu-
cation at Phillips academy at Danville.
-Four sons were born to them, of whom
only one, John b., of this village, is liv-
ing. They have two grandsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guild made no formal
observance Of the day. but several Of
their friends called to extend their best
wishes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-28

A habit Of our own which we con-
slider far more clearly than eating with
our fingers is looked upon by the
Moors as flthy-that is. washing our
hands or face in a basin and, still
more, taking a bath where the water
is not running. The cleaner we be-
come. they say. the dlrtier the water
we are washing with must necessarily
become. and eventually we step forth
as cleansed from water which Is no
longer clean. A Moor to wash his
hands has the water poured from a
vessel over them and never by any
chance dips them into the dirty water.
The same way in their baths. The wa
ter Is thrown over their bodies out Of
bright brass bowls and flows away
through holes in the marble or tile
floor