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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-10

One and 0ne-hGH Cxb YekkoV c0sys.
meal; IL cnb eNtiye-wheaf -four; I lea
SPOON Sdh, III cHb street. mill; u cxb
anOkaSses;5 k0sI 6asp00ayNk X b
King RomdSy.
Silt together, threetimes, meal, Rour.
salt and baking powder. Mix molasses
and sweet milk and stir into dry in-
gredientst to make smooth batter. Turn
into two empty X C Baking Powder
boxes, thoroughly buttered, and let
steam three hours. This bread Is pare
ticularly good to serve with salads or
raw oysters; also at breakfast, as toast
OF all kinds.
Raisins " currants may be added.
though some prefer 1t without.
Readers Of this paper may obtain The
Cooks Book containing this and Sc
other delicious recipes free by sending
the colored certificate packed In every
ascent can of X C Baking Powder to
the HQUEs MFG. CO., Chicago. Send
tor The Cooks Book today. 2a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-10
to life imprisonment for wearing per-

The alphabet according to a scien.
tist, is 1900 years old. And yet. !
good NAM OF us have not taken a.
Vantage of the opportunity to become
acquainted with 1t.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-10

Answers: BY George, old cnap
when / look at n Of your paintings
/ stand and wonder
How I do it,"
-"No. Why you do II"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-10
Tells Positive Cure
For all Foot Troubles

sctanca has proven that nearly al
fonf troubles originate from 9 COM
mo- cause; that Of injured ISSUE ha
The following information. Will &c
welcomed by thousands OF ylctln
Of daily foot torture. NO maLter
how many patent medicines ~
have tried in vain, this nSiy
To doctors will do the work. pen
waste time. Get 1t at once, dis
snIve two tabIespoonfuls OF CaIo-
eide compound in a basin OF warm
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-10
oossard Prieaa Reduced.

Corset department, third docr. Al.
Ia Moody announces in his regular
advertisement today that broken lots
OF Gossard corsets viii be closed out
at very literally reduced prices
Tnuradaxa - 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-10

Al New York man wants everybody
to keep q snake in his home III the N.
Y. mans happiness depends On this
he'll die unhappy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-10

water. Soak the feet for a full f.
taen minutes, gently rubbing tie
sore parts The effects are q
yeIous. All pain disappears In.
family and the feet feel simply de.
IiphtfuL. Corns and caliouses q
he peeIed right off. Bunions. ach-
ing feet and sweaty smelly feet get
insmediate relief. Use this treat
rnent q week and your foot troubles
vii be 4 thing of the past. Cali
eide works through the pores and
rensoves the cause. Any druggist
hes c,aIocide in stock or will get II
g.nrn his wholesale house. Don't
he Influenced TO take something else
,natead. Al twenty-five cent box IL
said to be enough to cure the worst
feet.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-10
Whv. NOT Now.

terment. He was about s5 years ola
and leaves q wife and Ave
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-10

Al burglar in New York was tracked
by means of the perfume on his
clothes. We move that he be freed on
the charge Of burglary and sentenced
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-10

Ladies' Dress Skirts
At exactly ss 1-S per cent off from tbs
regular price at Howard Moody's IuIv
sale,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-10
New Brown Bread Recipe
Mrs. Eaaet McKsnsis Han, Edia0yo9
Ne BoStOa Gooki9g School Magazias
Naver s~oa6y-RaaIly mada

Nearly everybody likes Boston brown
trouble with It's being soggy, they have
become discouraged. Here Is q new
recipe that cannot fail If the few simple
directions are carefully followed. You
viii be delighted with the results.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-07
and registered at the Great
sAf0rfherfl hotel


Northern hotel.
CItIs understood that the reason
for Lynch's presence in Chicago
is. to attend the meeting of the To-
cal Typographical union tonight
and hold it in line for the publish
ers.
The majority of the printers
now IN Chicago wish to strike in
sympathy with the pressmeu and
in protest against working under
police protection, like criminals.
Only the international officers
are holding them back.
Lynch is a close friend of Freel.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-07

that if Wiikefsons carries out his
threat shares in Armour, Morris,
Swift, Tilden and the rest of the
Beef Hogs gang, will go up, and
that Chicago housewives will dis
cover they have only begun to
learn how high meat can go.
But Wilkerson. doesn't care
mot a. whoop. He failed in his
criminal prosecution of the Beef
Trust, so now he's taken the bit
between his teeth and run away
with himself.
And he's bound and deter
mined to do something to that
trust, even if it's only dissolving
it and increasing the. price of
meat.
WiIkerson made the announce
ment he was drawing up the dis
solution suit { sounds like some
thing to do with pajamas, doesn't
IT'D this morning, and added that
if the National Packing Company
would kindly dissolve itself he
wouldn't file the suit.
1t seems the packing trust
hogs have been making proposals
to the government (the packing
trust hogs have been flirting with
Miss Columbia for most Is years.
It's high time they were propos-
ing something) and holding con-
ferences with the government,
and generally acting skittish, but
not doing anything.
Now Wilkerson is peeved and
;s c,o;oo RI "dissolVe" the Beef
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-07

A strike of ali the transfers in
Chicago in sympathy with the
striking freight handlers Is prob
able tomorrow.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-07
AND POOR CONSUMERS
WILL GET THE BENEFIT.

II 10 " -VNCCPs
United States District Attor-
ney Wilkerson says he is going to
file suit for the dissolution of the
Beef Trust.
Wilkerson seemed to labor I'm
der the delusion that there was
something in this news that
ought to make the people real
happy when he made the an
nouneement this morning.
; 1t didn't make US happy. We've
had bad case of the gIooms ever
since we heard the news, for we
remember what happened to the
Standard Oil and Tobacco Trusts
after a paternal and kindly gov
eminent dissolved" them.
We remember that shares of
Standard Oil and Tobacco went
UP in price Immediately, and we
are painfully aware that oil has
increased l cent a gallon in price
since that dissolution.
Therefore it is fair to presume
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01

EG -EIEH HaF.
De itore Dan1pere gaar enbnu
loen Stnoer uo ! 9reinnh o. ODER
til Malmg, men bpis Sen itrenge
JroIt p%e6barer, Tan 5un6et bore
luffet for 5fibsfart / 2gbet al
ct Dggn eller to. Det berqr for
en- ltor Gel paa inb- og 5trgmfor-
boI6.
Sbis Sien itan6ier 5fibsforten,
betpoer Set en- aloorlig Sorggelie al
6en alt tillteoeoeren0c Neo / @obeo-
itaben. &ulprilerne er jtegne og bill
poerligere itige, bbis 5%fibsfarten
ltan0ier. @rpnttorbet er lpun6et IND
til nGiten ingenting, og a%lminoelige
&%effenurter er MI opre. Silfetorpet
er oglaa ui96banligt lille; Ell Del
&asier me6 frosien Glib % nogle
itorc frosne Sort 6ominerer Scar
feoet> men andre Tilfearter er set
imoat meo. Meiten alt l1beorbei-
Sc er %forlanglt itanoiet, og til Sc
mango arbei6slele, ser maa paa.
fal0c Gorgierenbeoen, fommer M
ogiao mango spfolf, Set er 11oer
&pre.
Smiolertio er ser oog ingen l1o'
ligt til mart inotre0en6e milot SER.
2iot Sref fra ct oabent @inone
foraar1ager 6%orfelelie. Sag eoer
glgt men bbis 6orfplelien inofinoe1
Jig, oa brug Or. Muguit &enig'S
&amb1rrger 8rUttbe. 9en pirfe1
berpligenoe og lpgen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01
Hvorledes ct Barns 1tv b1ev ,re,a+.

q. a; Baker, Carney, Michigan, skri-
yer: Min lille Pige havde en- Forkis-
!else ct heit Aar. vi s9gte tire Lager,
nge at dem hja1p hende. Hun blew
sag svag, at hun like kunde staa. vi
Drugte Warmers White Wine of Tar.
Oct helbredede hende.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01
sllminoelise Gfterretniuser.


at Ser / 1911 er u0fgrt benimoo
400 Millioner &uno &alein fra
Danmarf til Ell iamlet Nris at
1,25O,O0O aroner.
Gan]f MnocIs Wgefs-
port. Sfplgc Set ofilutteoe &egr-
jfab for 1911 uopiier bette cit Om=
|atning al 4,s49,917 4roaer meo
ct Metto=S perifllo al 193,459 &ro=
uer, elIer opcr 9 Gre pr. Yun0 til
6oroelinq mellem Mn%oelsbapernc.
6us nj G II s G. / 0anS
M I. S 1911 fanbteS Ser efter
rStatiitiif &ortor"s Spgierelle I
Dunmarf $50 @usmonosforeninger
.neD ialt $4,000 Meolemmer, me-
oens Ser / 1906 Inn bar 225 6or=
eninger mes 1900 Meolemmer.
@aar 8u1tusminit tt
gen? Naa v6pns Sioenoe"s &C.
s1erolforiamling torleoen uotalte
2anostingsmano Sprgen 8eoerien,
at 6orilaget om Menigbeosraao
ncnbc piIhe blipe o%iennemfprt / 0en=
nc Gamling. @arl mentc ieprigt,
at a1,ltusniniitcr Nppel in0en ret
lrngc piloe treffe Jig tilbage, og
opgop iom @ru1o BERTH, at @r. Mp=
pei life goot fl1l0e unoppreS pao
9ifob.
Sen paat unft c @rgn=
Il Can 5 (. S. Sra &ipben=
.fapn %n1cooeles Sen ID. 6ebruar, al
/ &optein &ncbs @rpnlunosfGr0 1fal
iorl1ocn @iocnifohsn,nnoene @ege=
ner og 2unoager oeltage ell Ssle,1.
ser. gfspcoitioncn REFER l. SUM
til Sslono ipr at bente Is @eite til
5uren. Sen /. 'Suli ofgaar Gfspe:
oitioner fra Mor0lan0et paa So:
lamb til 9anmarfsbopnen peO &a{
8i5morf. @fspebitionen me0fprel
en- Motprbodo ng pn1trel1t 10000
Ellnb @ropiont og Materiel.
q n0erS 90 uanS 0
S q s. &jp%hen9opnere al Ell no
get nl0re Generation nil meO Te
moo erfore, at @otelejer s(noer'
Mpansinn CT 0po. Milnoerne, 6e
ltiger fren1, bill pere forifjellige
Nogle nil bulfe Set berpmte folo
8orb / 9ipboltc &ro, on0rc pil Doc
le neo fans fife min0re 6eremt
Ginfiel0er, og on6re igjen bill ME
ct Gmil min0es Sc elnl1ol,cer, bDor
n1eo fan ilog til 2p0 for lit Sotel
D3e1 alle oil firr6e Set ur1oerligt, a
Sc life mere ifal lie bette rl1nbe
|milen6e Nnligt, bporn1e0 Gnocr
Maansion alti0 mpote &er0en.
&aptein Mnoericn~ c
afgaoet be6 9pben. &a
Sinlens &1inif for @jnrtelpnoomm
oebe SEN 8. 6eb. en- fienot og al
Dolot @rgnlonosfarer, aaptejn Mn
oerlen, Ser ii0en 1904 fbrtc $50
IL.
@Dob Sturcn CT for 9onmart
nar &aptej11 Mr10erlen for Seboern
t Set noroliglte 9ilatO. Naa
SOY II" ferit / Mpril bau1peoe IN
poo Ujor0en peo Soigtl,t, blep Sc
8le6e iaapel mellem @rdnla11oern
iom Sc 0anife. 6eroppe = iaa po
rna11 ppe1pao SEN longe Sinternat
CO Soroaret bar / M11morlcb.
Men ioor fon111er 6erne uSter'
lite. S Muguit blep &optejn Mn
6erien ufripillig tpungen til q
.lagge OBJ. gn Sis loo q. pa
8omlrneboipitolet bporfra ban ie
mere oberflptteoes til 6iniens &li
rif, bbor SEN %jobiale og ipn1patbeti
Ffe Sfibsfgrer mi tiltroo0te v6e1
Jio1te @ejlo6s".
SorgDrigt bor &aptejn Mn0erien
% Star beforet @%rgnlon0. Mllere6'
/ 1884 1ejleoe 81. poa @rgnlani
for Set ltore amerifanlfe 8ennipl
nanta=@ altfompagni. S 1900 ober
gift 81. til &rpolitmine= og &on6els:
7etifabet og fdrte 90 ~Sbigtltt", ion
BET fun, taffet bore bans 0petigs
JbrerIfab, lpffe6es at re66e 11noc1
en- frpgtelig 9torm paa Mriuffjor:
Sen. Sire Mar ienere bleo 81. So:
e al u6or H., iom BON altiac
Terte, til ban / @fteraoret moottf
lnH- ."I d.. g
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01

m 25c St@rrelsen.
for Wan6ifab lom operfor Sfficerer.
Soa meget mere beun6ringspproig
bar 8ran0forpiets Optreoen, lom
bet bar uomattet efter en- Scamp
meo ca. 80 ltdrre % min0re 8ron=
De I De nermejt fernogaoen6e 90
&C."
Observation-Disclosures 6or=
mano tilfienoegap poo 6oriamlin=
gems 8egne f11lo Gililutning til
Borgmelterens Orb, og Toriamlin=
gen befrefte0e 0em re6 at reiie fig.
@ufferfabriferne far tilltillet
/ 8ronoforpiet $500 ar., @igben=
boonS 8ran6foriifring bor tilltiIlet
&orpiet 500 @r. i Mnleoning al
Bronoen bo5 Sbiele og en- Mnonpm
bar ttlitillet 8ran6menbene 50 ST..
for 6ereS imltffe Mrbeioe be6 8ron=
Den / 8artbolinsgooe.
/. Gireftpr &ogemann far tiljtillet
Baitor 8oit 500 @r. iom forelebig
&iplp til Sc 8eboere / 8%orgerga6e,
Der lioer Sab pe6 Sen itore 8ran0.
| g a g al S n tegoor-
De. @n &pffe Geitere poa 5tcm=
bullet &inosgopl bar in6gipet ct Sil-
bl1o paa &jdb al 6eres 6eitegoar-
De. otter bpo0 vMi6oelfort ge1t=
ltrebloo" e%rfarer> filler @o6so6mi>
niltrationen Jig imp6efonumenoe.
70 Mor. 6ornplig feire6e 5log-
termelter @aloemar Mriloien, en- al
@entofteS el0lte og melt aniete
8orgere, fin 70 Mors 6poielsoog.
Sen ofbolote gonle @e6ersmano
mootog talrige 2Dfgnifninger og Be-
bier paa @pjagtelie. @n @enne-
fre0s o%perrafte bom gjennem Ell
9eputation ct itort Gglpbpger meo
en- imuf Gum / @uIo.
s ! L. 81 + a S t=M II
5 e 8 nj e l. t Ct / g tebns.
Com ti0ligere nnprt lfol Ser relies
MinoeSmprfe / '5tepns for G6r.
Nicbor0t. .Bille0buggeren Niels
2arien @tepns pil io116ipnligois us
fore Mrbei6et / Ell %tilbugget 9ten
ira 5teb11s Stint. Set menes, at
Mil16esmprfct bliper rcjlt / Spje=
rl1plun6 poo Gr11nolopsoogen / 9(or.
Bo0 g trans a g t. Sra
Gebier ne66eles, at 5tronoiooten
Ionqs 6p6fn1ten bor oISrio bpret 1oo
rig lom / oenne boorbc Binter. &oo
@rln1oene ier NJ itore 6loffe al
5po11er pg 9Gn6er, Ser fan tplles /
Sulin6pts. De li6er 1iffert itprft
/ Sen hoor0e !&11I6e. Ser hor 1,,ffptt
mango fo11ges / open6e Gi(ltono. =
GDaner1ie betoles mes 4 &r. %
9GnSer11e mes 60 q Is 1rc pr.
eff.
6 upentet !@osje-
e fter1p11 II. gn S%opeoooe11t for
u0ouif Iolfeforlifrinqs Mnitolt"
Solm blep formula bpi1t ubehooe=
Iigt o%perrolfet pe0, at uoqle al s5or=
iifriugsleIifobets g%mbe6sn1nn6 i,1o=
fan0t 1iq bos bom ! hons Stem /
@Ioltrlp for at foretooe !@og5eefter=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01
Piles helbredet / 8 til "A Dase.

F1es neloredet 1 6 til IA Dago.
ON PAZO OINTMENT fe;ier at kurere ct.
avert Ti!falde at klsende. indvendige. BID
aenqe eller fremskudte Hemorrhoider 1 6 I'll
- !Dage: soc. Hvis ikke paa Apotheket.
sendes det portohetalt we'd Nndtagelsen NJ
Prisen sf Paris Medicine Co. st. Louis, No.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01

tal0c BorgIerenbe0en, fomlner M
ogioo mango spfolf, Set CT uoen
9bre.
Snliolerti6 er ser 6og inge11 Q6s
ligt til mart inotre6en6e milot SER.
2ibt SrGf fra ct aabent &in0ne
forauriager 6orfelelie. Sag e0er |
Ngt met bbis Sorfplelien inbfinoer
Jig, oa brug 9r. Muguit &gnig's
@amburger 8rpittbe. Gen birfer
beroliaenbe og lngen6e.
8ipbenhapn.
6 I 5 Ell. Srnftfminil ter GbS.
2arlen bar lobet at Igrge for, at
8enteialene / Sen gamle 8anegaaro
i &jebenbabn opbarmes og aobnes
for SC biemlele. -
0p6 a s.. arfiteft S. g.
Gcbmenien er cfter lengere Si6S
|Spg6om afgaaet be6 OGDEN pao
Giniens 2psinltit11t / en- Mlber a
ca. IS Mar.
2anbs Ar.
lbeioet a0lerv. @o%beObeltprel:
fen for uMrbej0et o6ler" bar bolb'
Mg6e / @run0tbigs @us fornplig
bbor Sen ltifte0es Sen 3. Tebrual
1911. Toreningen teller MI. noe:
en- 10000 Me6lemmer / alle Sell
al 2on6et. Mclt bog / Spllan0 ol
SIN.
90 Mar. Sen 10. Tebrua]
i fplote ftp. 6olfetingsn1ano % Neal
lifolebeltprer / esagelle, Hrofesio1
ST.. 9obl, so Mer. San Dor MI
&jpbenbapn. &nobenbre0re ira 5la
gelie,fom til @pen og fejreoe Fro
feslpren poa forlfjellige Maobe. Sn
Mftenen gob Be gomle gleoer fan
ct Sc tmooltio.
&nngen om Sort. &o1gel
far + elten1t, at Sc N%olitibetjente
}iDm potroillerer paa Mmalienbor(
Ylaos, 1fol troftcres n1eo pormt g
og r@peoer", loo lu1ge Sen ltreng'
a11loe pebnorer. Gardens &agt
man0lfob far lnnge npbt bel11c Sc
gun tigelie, og nit faor altlao oglot
8etje1ntenc Gel / Set fongelige Sraf
! ten1ent.
g ant | III a.. L TO gen
Torcningel1 1. Sl1fanteriregimen:
1864 bol6t 5irS0og Nften Sen ST.
Jeb. / Hrins 8il6elms @noe As:
Mars=Telt for Mar50agen for 5an
felmarfllaget. Sil 9te0e bar ca
so al @eteroner1e og en- Del in6:
bu6ne, bporibloll0t Sen fon1a110e
ren0e General, General Gprt5, Sc
nerolerne 2emnigh 5cbroll oe
Mooicn,. Sberlt &%urfop, &aptejr
Mei6c, %GSorn1ono for Tor'pursbrd:
brcne NJ. II.
Golg mcnigbcbS
S or Ell $50 Otter lullNerc
5ios Spageligbco er ibp. Erult ior
Salgmenigbe0en / &jebenbabn Sire
oerif Slu1gerien ofgooet peo 9p0en,
rulten 76 Mor gon1n1el. 6reberif
SSl111gerlcn bar en- al Sc melt ol1iete
Iaf Sc pl0rc hlol1ot 8rlmOtpigs 9i=
lciple, % bopcc / pllerc s(ar ct a11=
ct Nopn ON Iorfotter al 9pgel1
v0anif Eroteltontisme". San hab=
Sc 6eltaget ion1 fripillig / &rigen
1864 og ponot Jig 9gjtnont= gpan-
letternc Ser. Solnmen mes G6r.
&%rcos0ortf grunolag6e Fan Nprre<
bros 2otin= oa @eollfole / 9o9gc<
le1sgooc, % bar eli fort Iio hos
&ooe paa 5fopgaur0 @pjifplc, TIT
Sen ban fit Er9itecmbeoe. S man=
&c Mar bar ban Er9it / Sig Deo
%geDfdbing g., bborfrn ban / 1890
efter Ealtor @ronots 9p0, oo Gar-
tobs fric Menigbeo iplittcbc Jig /
to, bleb fol6et til Ereit for Ga1gnre=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01
&ipbenhann

&ul6 en-. Grofifminiiter SbS.
2arle Ell bar lobet at ierge for, at
@enteialene / Sen gomle 8%onegaaro
i &jebenbabn opbarmes og aabnes
for Sc biemleie. ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-23
Fortune TeIlino.

Fortune telling is almost as old as
the human race. We have no knowl-
edge of the time when or place where
1t originated. We only know that the
practice was In vogue as far back as
we can go. Some claim that 1t had its
beginning with the Chaldean astrolo-
gers, who claimed that they were able
to foretell the future by aid of the
planets. The oldest Of the nations
We're familiar with the practice, and
by the gypsies 1t has been carried all
over the world. 1t is perfectly natural
for nan TO want to know about tomor-
row and next year, and it required but
little effort on his part to listen to for
tune tellers. To this day the business
is carried on with profit by the gypsies
and others who impose upon the Gre
dulity of the superstitious. York
American.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-23
TALK OF THE TOWN
liver deposit ware at Burr's.

Silver deposit ware at Burr's.
Rugs and art squares at "lIale's."
See all the latest bracelets at Burr's
Aprons, all kinds and prices, at Per.
rvs.
Ladies' neckwear, the exclusive kind,
at Vaughan's.
Kimono and bath robe special, at the
Vaughan store.
Fur.lined coats, s45 value S24. La.
morey Clothing Co,
We have n new lot of kimonos priced
very low at Pery's.
Gold pendants set with diamonds and
precious stones, at Burr's.
Ask TO see those waists for LOO each
in Christmas box. At Perry's.
Gordon hosiery, silk and silk isle in
fancy boxes. Henry w. knight.
Gloves! Glovesi Glovesl Gloves
soc to $500. Lamorey Clothing Co
Bath robesl Bath robesl Bath robes
1925 to Sl5, at Lamorey Clothing Co.
If still undecided as TO what you will
give, come here. Henry w. knight.
Beautiful table linens with napkins to
match. Unequalled values, Henry w.
knight.
A Keen Kutter safety razor or jack.
knife will more than please him, at the
n. D. Phelps Co.
Italiani; suIla pagina dieci di questo
numero vedete L anunziamento del ul.
timi ribassi comprese tutti Abiti da
Uomo Gioyanetti che STA in negozio.
Frank McWhorter Co.
At SIPS, long kimonos, made Of heavy
flannelette, shirred yoke and sleeves. in
very handsome designs. Worth more
than this We shall ask you only $l.25
for these kimonos at Perry's on Satur-
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-23
A Roadless Land.

Russia is almost roadless land. II
is ineonceivable to the foreign visitor
who has ever left the beaten track of
the railways in Russia how a great en-
pire can have subsisted so long and so
successfully without even pretense
at roads. The secret lies in the fact
that for five or six months In the year
nature herself provides roads over the
greater part of Russia - admirable
smooth. CLASSY roadways over hard
worn snow. The traffic is further
cheapened over these roads by the sub
stitution Of sledge runner for the
wheel and axle. This brings the cost
of land carriage as near the cheapness
of water borne freight as possible, and
it Is the principal reason why Russia
in the twentieth century is still road
less land
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-23
EAST BARRE.

II. Chester Sargent is home from
Wesleyan university for the holidays.
Prin. Robert Clogston is spending the
Christmas vacation at his home in Will
Jamestown.
Miss Grace Locklin left Saturday for
Mortified, where she will spend the holt
days.
The Congregational Sunday school will
present An Old Time Christmas Par
tyr, Tuesday evening in the church.
Winona council, No. 5, D. of r., will
hold its regular meeting this evening.
Election OF officers.
Matthew Hagan spent the weekend
at the home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j, y. Hagan.
Clayton Tucker, who has been slowly
recovering from an operation, Is ex-
pected home soon from Heaton hospital.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-23
Oriainal Confidence Man.

A story is told of old New York and
of how the expression coincidence
man. meant man in whom one could
not place confidence ut all. 1t Is said
that some years ago very well dress
ell man, with courteous address. was
wont to walk up and down the princi-
pal streets of the city. Whenever he
met stranger who looked hopeful to
him he would approach the man, and
with the most delightfully."- frank man
ner he would ask:
my dear sir, have you confidence
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-23
Nests on the Water.

II is almost unthinkable that bird
should build nest on the water. Yet
that is exactly what the grebes always
do. With reeds. grass and plant stems
the grebe makes regular floating is.
land. somewhat followed out on top.
usually near the open water of
marshy or reedy lake We have sew
eral kinds of grebes. but their nests
are much alike. sometimes moored to
the reeds, but usually floating freely
ON the water.-St Nicholas.