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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1913-06-20
ESTATE OF ADA PARKER.

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Bradford, IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the District
Aforesaid:
To all persons interested in the estate OF
Ada Parker, late of Bradford in said District
deceased, Greeting:
Whereas said Court has assigned the Sth day OF
July next for examining and allowing
the account of the Administration of the estate OF
said deceased Ada Parker and for de,
cree of the residue of said estate TO the lawful
claimants of the same, and ordered that public
notice thereof be given 10 all persons interested IN
said estate by publishing this order three wee ks
successfully previous to the day assigned. IN the
United Opinion, a newspaper published at Brad
ford in said District.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to appear
Mt the Hotel Low in Bradford in said Dis
trct, on the day assigned, then and there TO con-
test the allowance Of said account if you see
cause, and to establish your right as heirs Legal
tees and lawful claimants 20 said residue
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF June
1913. ..
80 II. 7. BALDWIN. Judge.
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LEGAL.

PROBATE CoURTS-Bradford District.
Probate Courts within and for said district will
held the ensuing year as follows:
Bradford-h Hotel Low in Bradford on III
eeond Tuesday of every month, except December
1910.
Also at the Probate Office in Wells River on
the first Wednesday of every month.
II. T. BALDWIN, Judge
Wells River Vt.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1913-06-20

at all. l always had
a headache and l
was so dizzy and ner-
vous that l had no
rest at night. The
flashes of heat were
so bad sometimes
that l did not know
what to do.
" Zone day a friend
advised me to take
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vepe table Com
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1913-06-20
Triple Boating Fatality

Ludlow, VT, June 1.-THE over
turning Of a rowboat caused the death
by drowning in Rescue lake OF Miss
Grace Hastings, Miss Mary Tully and
Charles Schsnfeld, all about 16 years
of age.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1913-06-20

Victoria. B. c., June 17.-Loading
Of the whaler Karluk. which is to
carry Vnhjalmar Stefansson's explor-
ing expedition into the Arctic. is CON-
pleted and the Garluk probably win
SAT- toIay.
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BOY KILLED BY Diving

Biddeford. Me-. June 17.-George
Siddall, aged IA. died here as the re-
suit of a dislocation Of the neck,
caused by diving in the Saco river.
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Police Had Quits

Maiden. Mass. June 17.-Charles
q. Warren. police commissioner Of
Maiden, has resigned to attend to
private business.
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No. 1867.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION


BRADFORD NATIONAL BANK.
At Bradford in the State of Vermont. at the close
of Business, June 1, 1913.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts S23S,7O5 %
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 1877 90
y. S. Bonds to secure circulation $4,000 90
Other Bonds to secure L. ). Deposits;
TO secure Postal Savings 1000 90
Bonds, securities, etc. 1885 -
Banking house, furniture, and fixtures 10000 90
Due from approved reserve agents 3S,605 "a
Checks and other cash items 242 IS
Notes of other National banks, 2S5 90
cents '~',o, 1856 is
Lawful Money Reserve in Bank viz:
Specie 1892 75
Legal-tender notes, l,04O 90 1892 70
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasu-
rer (53o of circulation) $50 10
Total - s3s35oO 81
Capital stock paid in $4,000 90
Surplus fund 10000 90
taxes paid 1870 70
National Bank Notes outstanding 24,60O 90
Due TO approved Reserve Agents y23 rs
Dividends unpaid Is 90
Individual deposits subject TO check 300.495 81
Certified checks 1857 90
Cashier checks outstanding $50 95
Postal Savings Deposits 256 40
Total s3s3.59O g.
STATE OF VERMONT, S.
County Of Orange
/, G. II. Marshall Cashier of the above-named
bank do solemny swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
G.. NJ MARSHALL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day |
of June, 1913.
Correct-Attest:
Fans 81 Sf fletcher. Director.
FRED f. Dor,
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AILING WOMEN
OF Middle ACE
Mrs. Hilbert Tells of Her Dis
tressing Symptoms During
Change of Life and How
She Found Relief.

Fleetwood. Pa" During the Change
If Life l was hardly able to be around
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1913-06-20
WEST CORINTH.

Mrs. R. H. Williams visited her
sister, Mrs. E. L. Still, in Fairlee,
last week.
c. F. Blake visited his sons,
Fay and Ernest in Bradford, re-
Gently.
DR.. Bailey, of Graniteville, was
called here Saturday to see Mrs.
Sleeper's little child. He agreed
with DIR. Bennett that the child
had a very bad leaking valve OF
the heart.
Arthur Gordon recently lost one
of his work horses.
Ohio Williams was home from
college over Sunday, and went to
Montpelier Monday, and intends to
visit his sister in Berkshire be-
fore returning home to help his
father in haying.
G. L. Speare has taken the con-
tract to build the new store at
Cookeville for B. B. Scribner.
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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1913-06-20
C. A. CRAMTON M n

C. A. CRAMTON, MI
SPECIALIST--EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
Office 40 Main ST., over Post Office, St Johnsbury
Office Hours---o a. m. to S p. m.
Appointments for examinations of the eyes for
glasses be made in advance BY letter or telephone
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FOR SALE, $50 acre farm, known as
the Burbeck place, half way between Pike
and Haverhill stations. Is to 20 acres Of
growing poplar, 200 to 800 cords Of wood,
beside soft growth for place. Land
smooth, good buildings, large henery, two
small ones, large hen yards. Running
water at house and barn. Easy terms.
Sale because Of poor health.
+. G.. KnBALL, Pike, n. II.
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No. 1406.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF NEWBURY

NAllONAL DAMN Or NEW bURI
At Wells River in the State of Vermont at the
Close of Business, June q, 1913.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
ZIOS.

Mrs Flos Ea5soon is renelsed Ho better
 Zion boys ar pab.lanf over tB. victory Wiff=the BaldVln boys
 Miss Gladys Bair5en visited ot- ee night with Ni-s Eett5s and Ma gar Hors
 Mrz.Jofn Nelson and m =Vsfa- on Of California are sfting rela tiyes n AramoFe, Ok lahoma, for a few days.
 Zion s. 5. is growing in interest. Althoueh not large in attendance, much interest is shown by those who attend
 Elsie. the infant daughter ef tu- "a and Raymond MilIikan. was qQi.e sick one night last week hut is better al th5s writing
 The heat the past week has been a re- ord breaker Man and beast have suffered vely much Pros poets are We Will soon have a change
 Mr Pratt is eonfined to his room He was shot in the leg during service in the civil war ld from some cause sore has broke oat which is giving him mu5h pain
 Bro VaHens will i'll his fegalaf apao.afmeat at ths place the fFzt sunday hut will not commeHee . pHoraated meeting until Monday evening onaeeount of the Bafaist Assoc atioH meeting al oakland and Ae ding over sunday
 Mr Lon Plants barn was -taH k by lightning and burned Q the ground Sunday afternoon They were away from home and did not save anything Hay wheat. farm implements and everything was de stroyed We have not learned the amount Of the loss, hut there was no insurance
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OAK GROVE.
Next Sunday is regular meeting day at Oak Grove.

Next Sunday is regular meeting day at Oak Grove
 " N. Cox lest good mare last week with spasmodic colfc
 Brt Ca $ setH ed to bs It, tIe better sunday He sit up some c L Monday who went ont west some tim aeo came home last week. Mrs Wsggle of California s gis- ting her sister Mrs Morris al this place
 R H Aaron has typhoid fever Arthur PeaIsen is able to te ID part of the time
 Misses Una and Ina povnam of Spring Creek visited with the Miss es Huffmaster sunday
 Miss Minnie Parks was real s.ck sunday morning and Dr Martin of springdale was eal9ed 10 see her Quite a few from Oak attended the picnic at Tontitown last Satar- day and Iohnney went too
 R Kosehesk eame in from Okla homa last week to look after busi- ness and te drink good water q while
 Dr D. c Summers of Elm Springs, who has been yery sick is slowly improving ard is atle to sft up some.
 Albert Sailor fe11 out Of a swing about week ago and broke his -ollar bone but is getting alenr Ysry well at tHis writing
 lChuney
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SPRING CREE k.
arrived

We are needing rain in this See tion.
 A son was born to Mr and Mrs Strman Williamson recently.
 Stella Adams of Chanute, Kansas. i- visiting with her friends, Mr and Mrs. l. E. Collins
 Porter. little son of Mr. and Mrs Stifman Williamson, las typhoid fey er.
 Mrs Morgan and daughter Of Ga lena, Kan. are visiting with Mr and Mrs John Bingham
 Say. correspondents. Rlondy wish es you were all here 10 help Ter eat watermelous. We are having lots of em.
 Jethro Watkins of Rogers is yis- iting with his aunt, Mrs John Rob bins and family
 Mrs Will Smith and children laft Saturday for their home at Mus kogea. Okla. after al extended Yis= it#with h1r parents at this place
 We are sorry to report so much si kness this week Ms Ruth Arn- old is very sick and Marvin Owens is quite sick with typhoid fever. al 50 Jesse Camden and Miss nah Aafon are on tbe sick list
 Henry King and grandson, Uho have heen here visiting with rela= tiVss. left Nonfay tor their heme in Oklahoma
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
 W HITENEIs.

A nice shower revived the erofs and qaickened the pulse of farmers Sunday evening
 Tie school al t1ts point began last week with a good attendance enrolled Mir Harrison and Miss B4ddingfield are the teachers
 A great many Wh.tener people went to the reunion heId al Hunts vile this week. and all whom we have seen say that Nas most brilliant success.
 The great abundance of f1alts this year has aused bg nm 70 6z made on gla.s jaIs. and t is uot an uncommon oeeuHence 10 see a wagon load of jas being anloaaed a any Of 1Ie sioses nest ar1 aay fae pa | crop $ the grea.est in q decade, Wasle tomasoes= are meae plentiful than for seafs
 E3-Leesyy and Miss Ro k9s =An- arens Ne9e ar5f. d #tn malriase at H4atss3,a Friday Whz59 fH =attsad- am d t6e re41.oa They aze aath popular young people. .=&fo have h1ed az neIehaofs faf q number of years. bat tBe marriage was fataa4 unlocked fer They haye legjoHs Of friends to wish hem eY- cry joy and bon voyage apon tle sh mmering waves c Hxmen.s flood
 Setting upon the banks of Cher " creek, above keenes and Gal- We r. S.ore may Re sen a saw mill with black smoke pouring from its tunnels during every work day in the week He masf4 of axe and saw ls heard in nearby forest, and the products of t6is busy lnduzffy goes 0 ia away Hamburg and Fer lin. there o ba us in tae ma ufa ture Of fine furniture some oj which will come back re the poft=of NV York. Tie lsttle snok ing and puff ing milI is the feantain head e eemmeree on the banks of Cherry
 Ben H Boyd ~ho las been tof three wears tn He land ot The se1t- iag sun oa tae god s'orez of ths mighty Paeiae. where tte eer : zzphars and mar -htas Ha. soothe the soal of ma, ae relatiYs and E ends Heae Hs given fee. sesneas -atsh mzeat #he.t#r be laszed IS lestuges, az ha uses words Hke magician He has made searca5Hs study of tho motive power which les behind .le mechanism of the universe. the 0m- nipotent and Ohm ient Llfe which is guiding and controlling the world not by chance or caprice but h q far better way by invariahle laws He sets forth the great undelyine principles of the Russell doetrine with much distinctness and a pie turseque power of words that he alone commands.
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II iBiiEitEtN.
I.ast Week

Prof. J L-Harris visited home folks at Fayetteville Saturday and Sunday
 Nfs Ollie Vanzant and Masters Layern were sunday visitors at sonoaa
 Riley Sanders of Huntsville was visitor of his grandfather. Jnos Sanders, last week.
 IL c Oxford has had a severe at sack of rh. umatlsm t1e past week, but $ some better to-day
 eff GfayeHs ef Son Chaple and Miss Nahle cbauaein ef sprineaale were Sunday fis ters ef Miss Ola Mitchell
 Rey fruet fIied hIs monthly at H9iatmeeHt af=fhls plaea Saturday
 n=. and eysniug. Saeda4 n3 aad = a5ng
 Ne a=e glad 10 fspa5. taele.lno Sanders much imfeoFea. ard | s thought b hts hoz. of friends thar he ulll He o4ee.
 Nf aaa Ms V .foa4st stoa were guests of the laHer's parents, Mr and Nls E r ffndfss af Zs= oa s4frfda5 ad sunday
 Mr and Mrs EaIl 0Ea5ton of Nay field we1e guest. lie latfer.s aarests, and Ml4 PA Harp saeaEdaY and Sunday
 Misses Ola and Grace NefH were church goers at spriredale sunday and were guests of Mss Ollie Reed and NI- Lizze Lucas
 lo1asoa-stobaugh bal4rs have he ! kept hEsy for tho past two ne hs. eallng the tanners straw, baHs et9 II ths piaee
 The young people of Habberton saliea e Mrs F NJ Brooks last sunday atfe noon. and rendered some a.ee yo d musie
 I'm Qallen If Tor his home ? p!ttsbuIg. Tex, affer an extended isit to HabherteH relatives. Mrs. Cullen who | here also will visit for an indefinite time
 school opened al fs "a c Hoa-
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BETHEL.

Uncle Joe Beaeley had quite a lot of hay baled one day last week J. W Pogue purchased one of the lots at the sac ast Tuesday Tn Spri ngdale.
 Mrs Vess Nably of Osage is up on a few days vis.t with relatives and friends
 Mrs John Hutoh5nt was called Q Greenland Sunday to attend he funeral of Ter sister.
 M V Nail left Thursday of last week for Portales, New Nexeo. where he will srend a month eisit- ing
 Miss Mable Fleming, who as been visiting relatives in Jo1 lin, No, Enc past two weeks, returned home Friday
 Some att nded the iee cream sup per Saturday night at Accident and some at Silent Grove Nice time reported at both places
 Wahneta
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day of last week with an enrolment of 6l. and the enrolment has in- er ased 10 70 to-day still there are few more pupils yet in the district who have not started.
 Rev. Rice of sPringdale was among the church attendeTs Sunday eveenng Key. R was the past or ef the church at this ? aee for two years, and has a host of friends who always welcome him in our midst
 Not writing the 1t ms last week We wish to add the following 10 this week The stohaugh children had family reunion u the old homestead Aug. Those present were Mr ard Mfs F NJ. Stobaugh and family ef nabbefton. Mr and a1rsI II. stobaagh and family, Mr. and Mrs k E stobaugh. and fam- ilg q speineaale, Mr and Mrs. L Gladden.. son Wayne of seigmala, Mo. Mrs Eliza Gaall os foHlin.M Mo. and Mir and Mrs A W Waves of PaH5s, Texas
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and was posted in time to reach Fayetteville today.

dsSIte|lilt lOuds-
 In explanation of the apparent complication which arose when tn sheriff announced Tuesday that r spite mad been grsnted and when at the same tlme the soY=rs O. sa that no action had been taken, Sheriff Gaudl :erday gave the Gazette the following statement:
 Last Monday l received tele- phone message from Little Ro k from q person repfese entirg him self as the secretary of Governor Hays He told me that the goyef- nor had granted Davis a 30-day re- spite to expire September 14 He also advised me that official notif- ation would be received by ma5.l Wednesday. Tie papers have not arrived
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
WHY OMER DAVIS WAS
 GIVEN THIRTY DAY RESPITE RESP; ;'E

 Naples and the appointed counsel St about to prepare bill of excep- tlons and transcT ipt 10 be filed with the Supreme Court.
 With the heavy work incident to the trial and the summing up of notes immediately following. t ls said tue mind of Miss Bedford be- eame affected She was unable to continue her work and the notes jotted down hurriedly in the giving ol testimony could not be translat= ed The attorneys worked incess- antly Other stenographers were employed. but none could fathom the intricate stokes and shadings of Miss Bedto: q : shorthand
 Several Ga1s passed and no pro gress WAS made The bill of excep- toHs was not filed with the Circuit Court within the prescribed 30-day period The transcript was not fi1- ed with the clerk of the Supreme Court within the 60-day period as qHired by law Tie sta.e gener= q wondered why no action was being taken 10 save the lie Of Dav- is
 II Wa known n Faye.tevll.e e and 5n tRe sarroanling towns where the case was the sole topic of eoa= y.rsation Beyond that community 1t was not known and until Cover nor Hays read the petition and let Ger from the atto1ne8s yeste rday, 1t was unknown In Little Rock
 Miss Bedford's breakdown, 1t is saia. is doubly dep 'ofahie in that [ am cost tie life Of Davis, who, his attorneys aver, has a chance to asaane u, ealo1s II 5s doubiy aa ssaal ln that t thwarted the cold IT r7sess . law. bn- a the sane tune uaary cost the convicted man his lie thofaeh de1a9s d5fectly Ee= 9ulfant 10 t
 Tha, the=fa were Tot made known previously t is thought at tbe governors ozf5ce, E due 70 3es#ae to saye rom the RubIa mzaa the s4d-toss ef Ms =Re55z teH#iss asl.at t#on, thee es5x asiHe tf4=.l. 54I.zlztZQ. ll#zh =HzatzsZnssz.a =I=z med 10 overlook. V er= te an absolutely aez ssafy @as tae ex =a. eH today al lie work ef
 .a s tHe aBfea! =.orm= m=t:.e myszz
 =H5rtfard noes eoa Dc =eon= Hl#ted
 The petition asking fortte stay &as eaed =6y 5adge=J..s Naples who | d d Das5s a (, ty C 4 FuE- IT and Walker, PF9s#e4, ng attorneys. ard tF numerous c5ti- zens. in addition to the counsel toT the defense Over the sigma ure Of 5udee Naples was seribbled line explaining he favored respite be aus of the unfortunate e=feunz- s-aEz hat haze br vented tie usual aRfeal 10 the higher tribunal
 Through ong=distanee teie- ufore call Sfer7ff Gaudle Of Wash Iuerea county. Vho was to haYe aaueed Davis this morning, was !n- .ormad Tuesday rof to prepare 10 X C lte =senteHce5 This intolma= ton was gwen by the assistant see- r-tary 70 the gosernor and sheriff CaHale mn ately informed Day.s n his cell al he county jail that lis lie was spared for time The formal respite ard pfeelama ion was .sEed lat yesterGas FeninR
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
PHOTOGRAPHERS NOTES OF THE TRIAL REMAIN yNTRANS- LATED AND RESPITE Is GRANTED.

The following from the Little Rock Gazette ef f4th Inst explains the grounds on which Governor Hays granted a stay of execution in the case of Omer Dayts.
 Omer Davis. sentenced to pay the penalty Of death for the murder of Miss Nellie Monethun at Fa4e- te- vile, will live until sePte mber II, perhaps longer
 The story Of serious mental af- fiction that aused the notes in the evidence taken in shorthand by Miss Jeanette Z Bedford, steHog- Gapher Ter the Washington Circuit Goat, 10 remain HHtraHslafea. stood out from the few paragraphs of d petition n explanation of the del4ys that threatened to send Davis to $ death without reeoar~e 70 even ff z usual proceedings in 5FmlHal as.
 When Governor Hays rad lie pe- tition and the lines telling Aew with out the assistance ot Mss Bedford, suffering from mental deraHee- ment. the counsel for the defense was unable 10 pc are their bill Of exceptions and the trans rip, he promptly issued the reSfite
 Even now. with the respite, the ease cannot be taken 70 fhe Su- preme Court, for the present.. q pt Y iod of 6o days IeHg sEH las pass ed But within the 50-dax period the attorneys MI be enabled to continue thef labo.ed ffarslating ot the notez and lie petition TOT emmutatieH q seufeHs HGth Gov eraaf HaHs Ina td=y VII axe this eonfse E ev4lereed b4 the .et- fer in which tase aaaoHaee aAe.a plan 10 save Hte ef ffe =6al.#szned man
 na4Is VAS teaa.d s4Ta3 weeks aeo to tafs s=f t#e aaHdeE of Hs sWestHeaf. SNsHfa Mon =eThaa, is sesfs 658 sFa@= dale last N lftHf Hfl4=#asas5H 6fz a:## the passing aH a-ta#zH0ea q sefzstieaa1 f#el #H=7sf fi=h Be eeane man Was rem Sette5I.EE atom as appeIfred. H =afa. VHen b.s father refused to =emgAot eoanseL Then amo t.e as.al Fro-e [ aes for new tr5al The motion v as oy- erruLed ty tie eoHrt, Judge $
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

Very often the girl who can not make her eyes behave finally winds up by marrying man who couldn't make his hair stay put.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

Although don't consider my self a correspondent for The News I will send Don't Worry 8 birthday card and just say 10 him l am glad he is 70 instead Of % years old. for it gives him longer lease on life. and I will soon b. r know how ca year counts
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

Mrs D b kenney Writess.-.I anHot saf.ic ently express ny thanks 10 yoa feg Yaar Dr Hob- son Eczema Ointmen. | has cur ed my tetter, which has troubled me for over fif.y years All drug gists, OF by nal 50e
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

To start a happy holiday, get vaecinated for typhoid To end it, get annointed for sunburn and mos quito bites.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

Any hydroaeroplane that turns Is too versatile
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

That New York broker gave Lis heart with his hard te the pretty manicure and she nailed him for 13fn
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
Suffered Eczema Fifty Years-No,s
 Well

Seems long time to endure the awful burning. itching, smarting skia-disease known as letter" - another name fof Eczema Seem; good 10 realize, also that DR HOB- SONS ECZEMA OINTMENT hai proven perfect cure
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

Something should be done to con- serve the parachute jumpers.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
Scratching For Fun

We would have great sympathy for those who nave 10 scratch con- tinually, if there wasn't a remedy for the trouble, but a. Hunts Cure Is guaranteed to cure of money re- funded. it would seem that those who scratch do so just for the fun of t. It's a spe ial remedy for Itch, Eczema, tetter. ringWorm, etc.
 Spend yoar vacation and your money well
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

tagba am
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

nice shower revived the crops and qaickened the pulse of farmers Sunday evening
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

Horse Roces, Fat Mans Race, Lean Mans Race, Automobile Parade, Bat tle Royal, Riding Bucking Bronchos and many other amusing and instruc. tive features.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

sarah Jane
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

Spend your vacation and your