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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
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Bergen meboeles ben 14oe Snnunr:
9pggepirfiombeoen riier iterf Gil
b~agegans / 1913, ba NntaIlet al Set
Iigbeoer peeoeS meb fun 173 MOB
547 | 1911 og 1873 / 1912. 8eo
gtptaar bar Ser unoer SpfSrelie Su.
ie nleb iaIt 240 2~eiIiebeber, men De
fleite al oisie bliper life inroig isr
lan1l no poa 4aret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
era Danmdrf.

Splat Sotcl. Sotel "Toitaaaroen"
Gsiens. er al gieren, %ergcn Niel.
ieL iolat til Sotcllet@ 6orposter,
I. Hielier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
Etpr Sfushanbcl / S~nSbcrreS.

SfDr S~fUBNuH0eI NHuErrrVu.
Ser err | Oisie Gage foregaaet Ell ltsrs
re S~fogbanOeI / SnoberreO, ibet III
rif Sperorup, Srona / SgnoaIen bar
iolgt Ell Sfoqitrpfning paa $500
Nfaal til @rugSeier &isbopO, Gnse
9rlla. &iebeiulnmen er 10000 Str.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10

8erseus Sfibsfiaabe er ! 1913
Iteoet / Iproi meo S12 Wtu. Str,
Sonnagen Go. NJ CT s9et nleo 90.
600 on Sfibsreoerltanben poret !
9(ntol fra 50 til 80.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
0noScrue %tprlGaaee.

>fN'NAHh sSN tNH
Elem meooeleS Sen l9oe lSamiar:
81 og |inrettigheoen I'll NotcIlernc
/ Stern blcp ior no1en Sio iioen
iuohraoet. : Serreositnremebet
2croa0 ioreIaa til @ehanolin1 ct
Nnorogenoe ira beege SteoetS so.
teller ON Ret iii SfiUnfnina al al
fo%hoIipo9t 81. Seiao Bette 6oriIoa
bleo iorfaitct meb II moo 1 Sicm.
nier. : ianlme @o0c tiltroaotc
S~er,eoSitpret Ell Armobnna ira DC
lire Nabofomnluncr, SofneSolcu,
@cnncbu, SpooI og Suoiet. ON al
rettc Ell Senpenoelic til S%crrbone.
itpreIicn ON, at ser life mao bcior.
oreS Spiritloia nteb Scrnbcncn til
Stercn cllcr No0nes Stutioner, be.
iternt iii noocn al hiSie Nngocr. 0e
lem aomnmtncr pii, hUi@ Senitll-
linaen blipcr taaet tll'dlQc, hIipe
ill~IbitGn6ig terIogt, net boobc
observation-disclosures, Motcllcrnc %
Sfpbaitationerne life enQou1 bar Diet
til at iG!gc Set alfosoliUn9c 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
Grit Gnnnm bctafser Il,

Grit @nllnm betafser iis. Eli
Wtinoe ont Rotabelmeoet pan CHS
polo 16be Sebruar 1914 babe Stu-
beitteriamfulloet beiIilttet at boIoe ct
sSeihnpoe meo Crit @;;lEum iom So
neotaler. Otter at Stuoenteriam.
funbet bar inbbubt Spen Seoin, bar
&ulum ifrepet til Sormanoen og
fraingt fig SDerpet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10

Zen Sbnrs peo ISienS er citcr
sSorlneenbe al Gicrer. @oaroeier
$. Maoien / GreSlette, iollt Ill CT
aoniortium. Gitcr isorlpoer.
Sc ifal ser onlpg9es eli SlpYemaitin'
ia9rif pad Zen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
Gn nh "Sraaolps". Sra 6reorifs-

Gn nh "Sraaoles". Sra 6reorifS-
itoo meOoeleS Ben 17oe San. Zen
beIeiife Iooiotelegroiiit g. Sen.
griica, iom tiOlieere bar aniat paa
BET belsiife Sfoleifib "2'Auenir",
opboIber Jig for Chen fer / 5re'
O%rifaitoo poa eft 6amiliebeiog % er.
r|erimenterer me0 ct al bam opiunbet
troaoleit Mootoecro9porot scr hrr-
ter i'm &roft ira 2uitens Gleftrici.
tet. WteO bette citfle Npparat oplat
/ en- 6lagitan9 mootoger ban oagliG
traaolsic Sele9rammer %iaapel ira
Giffeltoarnet / Earis iom ira &u-
oicitationcn t Berlin. s oi5ie Ga-
&c anIGaGeS en- troaoIpS WobtaQer-
Itotion poa SreOrifsitoo Miooelifo-
les Gag. - DISQUALIFICATION bar
urberrcttet @elgieren ont at GenIlogS
Grperime1tcr Itrioer moo internatio-
nole Sperensfomiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
&rnnb / &iri. Sra 9iQe6amnler

%ranS / &iri. Sra 2iGe6ammer
meoOcles sen 190e Snnllar; %eo
halptoIptiNen inat opItoo ser 9ran0
pno @%narocn Nebre 9oQeru0 / @iri.
9rnnbrn bleu opoaget ira Nabogaar-
OerL % man off ltrnr igorg meo
Slufninosorbei0et Men miot pao
Nntter, iom set bar, bite set iig pon-
ife!ig, at iaa inmmcnfaIbt tilitrpffe-
lige mango Self hurtig NOT. De
fcrit fremmabte iii reboct areotu.
rerrle % lat bem inb paa N~aboqaor-
ocr. Mcn pnn BrunS al set rinoc
SlufningSmon0ifnb % Ben lange
@eL, man 5nube efter @ano, FOG 81.
Den ooerboono, % Stolo, Sies og
Saonc neObrGnotc. Sopeobpgninoen
IptfebeS set at reooe. 9ldret5 9lp,
linp itreg ogioa mco. Sanpel 9pg-
ningerne iom Nulirocn par ASSURE.
ret ino @ieren lioer intet itorre Cab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
Wp Easiagcrbaab. Norbre Ser.

Mp Easiagrrbano. Rorore Ser,
genbus 9lmts 9ampifibsielifob bar /
Sirefttonsmsoe nplig beiIitttet at
anifaffe en- ny Easiagerbaao iom ifal
prre fproig ON ct Nar. gmtmun.
BEN % aominiitrerenbe 9ireftsr bIep
enbpioere bernpnoiget at leie eQer
fontrabere ct ltsrre 2aiteifib for
8oostraiifen paa Sogn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10

@icnnem Sicn. Sra 6leffeiiorO
mc0Oeles bcn 19oe Sanuur. Ser er
ignareftermiboag paa oisie aarter
omfommet 6 Wenneifer oeo Sruf.
ning urSer Sfeiteleb. , Gutter /
10 GarsoIoeren orufnet igaar pes
Sfeitclcbning poa Spluruanoct peo
6lcffeiiorO. 3e blcp borte meS en-
CANA og err life iumoet iqien. 6or-
ieg pnd al reboe Dem nle0 gado Inf
tcbes life. Zen enc al oisie Gutter
par for 3 Gage iioen faISt qiennem
Sien / @riieiioro peo 6leffeiiorS.
men blcD ba truffet op igiel. Gam,
tiOig bGnote ser en- Iisnenbe lllpf.
fe PED Soispanbet / Woi. oct bar
Ell Eige / % slars Nloerer OF Ell
81 Hors gommel 0ut iom off gien.
mem SSien. Tigen 5lep fiinoet iaien,
men Splipniuesioriss par n~uiteSIe-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10

Batter 1aue. 2iQebanmter So
nitetsfcrening bar ira en- al Spens
Sorgere mobtaget en- @aoe pau 81
600 aroner ill Seneeuoitpr til oct
Silberfuloiebjen, iom Sanitetsiur-
enineen li bar goaet igang meb at
ppfsre. @iperen enifer of p9re Ino-
11nlu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
Stpr Nranb / Sficn. Nrn

SlUT CIuHu SIlcH. tSru SltCU
me00cIe5 Den 210c Sanuar: ,Nnio-
bags opitoO Ser itor 9rono / @ro$-
ierer @ecfs aonicftionSiabri Der /
9ncn. Slhen opItoo ontageli9 / ct
iuafalNt SiIretninQspGreIie og bre0-
te Jig meyer burtig oper 2oitsetagen.
Scle Oenne blcp al0cIes eoeIagt OF
6aGriten mco en- Gel al 2agcret, iom
uar Der, bleu ~betpoeIig ifn0et. Gen
enc 8lei al set itore aonpler be
mites til Sngcrbpgning. iom imio-
lertib er aoifilt ira 5abrifen peo i(o-
iaite Gore, Der binorcoe SdbcnS pioc.
re llbbre0elie. Wtan bar enOnt mat
iltaen Nperiigt oper Sfooers STIR
rel, iom aittages at pGre teinrnclia
h%ctpbeIiG. 9ugninaernc or a~siure-
ret | SanScts alminoeligc 9rono-
fasic, mcben3 Sagerct or foriifret i
iorifieai9e Selifoter ior ca u Mia.
aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
Wgt S9lfangericlifsb. Sra Sen:

Wgt Salfangericlifsh. Sra Sens.
berg meooele5 Ben 19be Sanuar; ct
mt S9liangerieIifob er ilnoer San-
.nelie Der peo $. Saqeluno 8ierSce
meb Here. Sibtil er teglet omfring
10000 aroner og / Sreoag5 inofisb-
tes fra NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. See
ana" SGlfGngerifi6ct "6ortuno" Tor
$4,000 aroner. Selifabet ifal oripe
Srlfangit paa N%orbisbooet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10

@pbpsning i Cbba. SEQ Begun.
belien al 1912 par Sen iamIcoe @pr.
bitart al Suiene in0en SOba 9pooe-
fontmune ca. Str. 3,S3S, 900. 8e0
@egpnoeIien al 1918 bar Den iteoet
iii ca. 4,533,0O0, 90 peb oen netop
III afilutteoe Cart er @Groien font
met op / ca. Str. 100000. Ser
til fommer en- nofiaa itor Npbp0niro
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10

StOrc 8apcr. Sru 2oriic Sef-
tpe bar / N%lnleoning al SuSarme-
ieIifobctS IS Iars S2Nabil9um ifiGn-
fet bette Selifab ct &egot paa 1907
600 4roner. 9onfbireftsr Sobs.
Seftpe bar / Inlebnirtg al Subtle.
umSaaret ifjGnfet ariitialtia gp til
Sprettelie al eft 9egat, bpis Mffait-
ming ifol ~anoenoe5 til Opens Sor-
ifisnnelie, en- Sltm al 100000 Ser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30

Toba SEQ Kid. Elsey has the team in
such a peppery mood that Fitz has
to caution them to ease up at times.
EIsey was snatched from the White &,
White. after their INSTRUMENTATION.
Chubby Wells at third is too we'll
known to all the fans to be made the
subject for any remarks. Chubby is
all there, and bring him up to bat in
a pinch, and goodnight game for his
opponents.
In the field as regulars are Clyde
Btcker, Dud Barrow and Tabby Blck-
er. The two Bickers are sons Of the
Chief, and are following in their
fathers footsteps in the National
Game. Both are fine ffelders, but Tab
by is a little the better batter bud
has been playing with the Whitmans
since their organization several years
ago, and his work now, as then. has
always been of the highest grade He
particularly excels in base running,
he and Chubby Wells having perfect
ed the hook slide during Twilight
league days
On the bench ready and eager to
get into play Fftz has Huck Carter,
Arthur Villar and himself ANY posi-
ton in the tnfeld or outf1eld can be
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
City League
Side Lights

Battling for the Pennant." a thrill
ling meIodrama, with the Whitnans in
| the title role, in two acts Will be pre-
| scented for public approval this after
noon at Maxent Park. Curtain goes up
promptly at 800 o'clock. The villains
| in this play will be Hugheys and
| d Alenlbertes, who will endeavor to
| properly trim the Handy Kids.
Leading parts will be taken by Mack
Lewis. Chouchy Farinas, lack Bats
den and Cornet.
The climax of the afternoon will be
| reached in the second act when Mack
Lewis meets Chouchy Farinas in a
swordless battle. AS these two artists
have been playing in leading roles for
several years the fans know what to
look forward to.
Cars will run direct to the grounds,
and ladies will be admitted free. Come
on out.
The incompatible F1tz and his
speedy team Of youngsters will be on
exhibit y. at Naxent park this after
noon. Fitz has a double-header on his
hands
Mack Lewis VIII pitch both games
! Fftz declares that the Iron Man Is At,
and that he will have no difficulty
whatever in corralling both. Mack
has nothing TO say except that he'll
be there.
Johnny Gibson will be back Of the
bat in both games, and his catching
has had a great deal to do with Mack's
recent successes.
On first Fftz will have the Indian
Rubber Bouncer, Buster Brown, who
gets them anywhere. Brown has been
holding down the bag for several
years, and each year brings him new
glory.
On second Captain Wolfe strolls
around and makes himself generally
at home. Ossie is death on base hits.
both smothering those Of his oppon-
ents, and banging out those for him
self Ossie leads the league in bat
ting thus far in second half, and in
his present stride will not be headed.
At short F'itz presents Elsey, the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
Cessna today, 10, 3, 1880
INVITATION TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed o,as IN oup!icate WI! De re-
of Health. Of Florida, at ia cksonvi1le
until noon Tuesday, September 18th,
1914, for the construction of a building
at Pensacola, Florida, authorized by the
State Board OF Health at a meeting on
July 2Sth. 1914, according 10 plans and
specifications submitted by Mr.. W. D.
Willis. Architect Of Pensacola, and &C
cepted by the State Board OF Health.
The building completed, is not to ex-
coed $50, 600 90. The contractor con-
tractors for this building will be required
to furnish bond in the sum of $4,000. 90
for the faithful execution OF his or their
bid and the building is to be omp1eted
within four months from the signing
and delivery of the contract. Plans and
specifications may be seen Al the Office
of the state Board of Health in Jack
sonviIle or in Pensacola
JOSEPH V PORTER,
state Health Officer.
4s2A-aug22oaw3w
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Cessna today, 10, 8, 7:30
TWILIGHT LEAGUE
Standing of the league:

"nen the Tie games, between the
Norris and Burrow Press. md the Nor
ris and the Alagas. are played off. the
Twilight league will have completed
it's schedule for the season of 1914.
1t is likely that a championship series
will have to be played off
The Norris Candy Kids are only
one-half game ahead of the Alagas
and by losing the game with the Press
Boys, they will be tied with the Ala
gas for first place. Then the game
between these two teams will decide
the championship. But, if the Kids
take the Burrow Press game they will
have whole game ahead of the Ala
gas, in which event the Alagas will
have to win their tie game with the
Norris in order to tie for first place.
Providing the Kids lose to the Alagas.
a. championship game or series will
be played off.
There has been only one champion
ship series played in the history of the
Twilight league, that was the Whit
man-Fuerst & Kramer series in 1912
Another series will no doubt arouse
a great deal more interest in the Twi-
light games. although the game be-
tween the Alagas and Norris should
bring out the crowds by the hundreds.
been scheduled for tomorrow. Mon
day, Aug. S1st, while the Norris Alaga
game will be played off on wednes-
day, September ?.
Tomorrow's Game.
The Ink SINGERS surprised the Nor
ris IN the last game so 1t is up to
them to pull something surprising this
time. With Pate going good the Press
Boys look good to win. But still You
can't help thinking of that fast bunch
OF Norris as the victors- The Kids
have certainly been putting up fast
article OF ball.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30

Boston, August 27.--Iast season
Stallings' Braves finished the season
in fifth place. This season, with praC-
ticaIly the same line up, they are up
at the top and fighting a hot fight for
the rag. The difference i'll the lineup
for the two seasons is the acquisition
of one man this present summer. 1t
would seem that this one man has
something to do with the present high
position of the Braves and their new
spirit.
The one man is Johnny E:vers. And
that he has had great deal to do
with enlivening the Boston bunch is
affirmed by all who observe. 1t was
foreca stcd last winter when first the
news was abroad that Evers would
join the Braves that he would inspire
them wnh a much needed pep. Many
predicted that with johnny on the
payroll the Boston team would have
something to say in the settlement of
the National league pennant. And
these representations seem 10 have
worked out pretty well.
Aside from his purely mechanical
ball playing ability. Evers IS one OF
the brainlest in tho game Stallings,
the Boston chief, is unqucsticna bly,
a wise and able mana ger, but he will
admit If he grabs the pennant that
he didn't do it all alone. EverS' Won
derful baseball brain alone might be
said to earn the handsome wage that
Johnny is receiving. And with the
speed and snap he shows afield he
may we'll be called the greatest in
vestment the Boston club ever made.
His acquisition made a serious pen
nant contender Of a second division
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WH|TMANS IN
DOUBLE HEADER
WILL PLAY THE HUGHEYS AND
D'ALEMBERTES AT MAxENT
PARK THIS AFTERNOON.

Weather permitting, Iaxent Park,
this afternoon, Will be the scene of
two good ball games in the City league.
The Whitmans have a double header
on their hands and will meet Hugheys
beginning at 500, and Immediately
thereafter will engage with the DIAL
embertes.
In the first game the batteries will
be Lewis and Gibson for the Handy
Kids, and "a ok Raisden, Cornet and
Lurton for the Bakers.
The second game will be battle royal
between Lewis and Farinas (of the
DAlemhertes). These two youngsters
are the best pitchers in the league, and
will work their arms off to gain the
advantage for their respective teams.
The Electric Company will have cars
running direct to the grounds.
AS is the usual custom, the league
notifies that ladies will be admitted
free this afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
Infection and insect Bites DANGEROUS.

Mosquitoes. flies and other insects,
which breed quickly in garbage pals
PONDS of stagnant water, barns, musty
places, etc, are carriers of disease
Every time they bite you, they inject
poison into your system from which
bottle OF SlOan'S Liniment. 1t Is anti
septic and a few drops will neutralize
the infection caused by insect bites or
rusty nails. Sloan's Liniment disinfects
Cuts, Bruises and Sores. You cannot
afford to be without 1t in your home.
Money back if not satisfied. Only Csc
at your druggist. (AdV).
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
IS CHAMPION
GATOR KILLER
ONE FLORIDA MAN WHO CLAIMS
TO HAVE SLAIN MORE THAN
LATELY.

The champion alligator killer Of
Bradford county, and possibly with a
record capable of boosting him for
first place in the state championship,
is a citizen Of near Raiford, Fla. He is
thus described in the newspaper print
ed at Raiford:
Champion Gator Killer.
W. A. Sparkman, living about five
miles from Raiford, on Swift creek, is
the champion alligator killer of Brad
ford county. Mr.. Sparkman has killed
since the beginning of spring more
than a hundred and fifty of the carniv-
orous reptiles, measuring in length
from two to twelve feet. He does most
OF the killing at light with a Win
chester rifle and the use of a lantern
in shining the eyes of the gator. The
hides were sold from so cents to $3.50,
which has proven profitable for Spark
man. He says alligators have de-
stroyed many young pigs that ranged
around the lake.
Cessna today, 10, 3, 7:3O
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
BASEBALL
RESULTS

At Washington, 1; Chicago, :.
At Philadelphia, 2: Cleveland, 1.
AT New York, 6: Detroit, 8.
At Boston-St. Louis, rain.
American. League.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30

If John McGraw had Arthur Shafer
on third base he wouldn't need to
worry about winning the pennant
this year. At this stage of the game
year ago Shafer was oattinS
above 200, fielding wonderfully. scor
ing and driving il runs. Stock, who
IS now playing third for the Giants,
is a good average player. but Shafer
was star. Not quite In the Cobb
class he could still zip victory for his
club.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30

covered Immediately by the utilities,
without weakening the team in bat
ting, fielding or baserunning.
With the above lineup F7itz car
tured first place during the first half
of the season, and he expects TO CON 9
out on top at end Of the second hals
The youngsters all have their hearts
in the game, and are going TO make
it hot for the old timers before their
race is run.
The double header Sunday will be
well worth seeing, so why not bring
your young lady friend and come OIL
out?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
American League.
Summer Consultation DANGEROUS.

Constipation in Summertime is
more dangerous than in the fall winter
or spring. The food you eat is often
contaminated ard is more likely 10
ferment in Your stomach Then you
are apt to drink much cold water dur
ing the hot weather thus injuring
your stomach Collie, Fever, Ptomaine
Poisoning and other ills are natural
results. Po-Do-Iax viii keep you
well, as il increases the Bile the nat
ural laxative. which rids the bowels
of the congested Poisonous waste. Po-
Do-Lax will make you feel better.
Pleasant and effective. Take a dose
tonight Sac at your druggist. (Advl.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
South Atlantic League.

South Atlantic League.
At Columbia, s: Augusta. y.
At Jacksonville. u; Macon, 8;
first game.
Jacksonville. 3; Macon. l: sec
ond; 7 innings.
At Columbus Albany, rain.
At Vavannah, 4: Charleston, 9.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
Federal Lea que.

Federal League.
At ST Louis, l: Chicago, 0.
At Baltimore, 0; Pittsburg, ?.
At Brooklyn, 4: Buffalo, l.
At Kansas City, s; Indianapolis,
8; seven innings, rain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
National League.

National League.
At Chicago, !; New York, 0; first
game.
Chicago, 5; New York, Z; sec
ond game.
At Pittsburg, /; Brooklyn, o;
thirteen innings; first came.
Pittsburg. 4: Brooklyn, 5; second
game.
At Cincinnati, 6; Phila delphia, 2.
At St. Louis, D. Boston, 4: first
game.
ST. Louis, 4: Boston. 6; eigth in
nings, darkness.
Southern League.
At Birmingham, 2: Memphis. 0.
At Montgomery Chattanooga
rain.
At Mobile Nashville, rain.
At New Orleans, 8, Atlanta, 0;
first game
New Orleans, l; Atlanta, 5; sec
ond game.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30

In Escanbia County Court ~ Record.
State OF Florida. In Chanccrv MARI
Buchholz Compa inant. Frederick
Buchholz, defendant on Monday tha
PENDANT, Frederick Buchholz. - required
to appear to the bill filed against him
herein.
This order to he published once a week
for four consecutive weeks In The Pen
sacola Journal. a newspaper published IN
said Escambia County.
A NJ MCMILLAN,
Clerk Court Of Record.
by c. p. Bobe, u. g
Pensacola. Fla, August 29th 1914.
ASA ug30oaw4w
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The Journals want ad
Way" will get you results.
BAGDAD INN
SAGDAD, FLA,

SAGDAD, FLA.
(Owned and Operated by Bagdad
Land & Lumber Coy.
All Modern Conveniences. Excellent
Cuisine, American Plan-Rates, 81 per
day and up. Buss meets all trains
MISS ALL. Manager.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-07
WATERBURY

Senator w. P. Dillingham; has returned
to Congress, after spending some time
here at the Dillingham; summer home
Miss Marjorie Waits of Stowe has
been a guest of Mrs. Walter Ayers.
Misses Alice Douglass Evelina Coffrin
and Amy Griffith xhave returned from
two days at Mount Mansfield. They
walked from the mountain to Stowe.
Charles Warren, irs has returned to
his work in New York City.
Charles Canerdy is with his grand
parents in Waitsheld.
Miss Juna Kinds of Huntington is a
guest of Miss Amy Griffith at Case
Grande.
George Pease, Mrs. Ermine Griffith,
Albert and Ellen Hills are enjoying a
motor trip to Massachusetts and visiting
relatives.
Mrs. E. F. Palmer, jr., was in Bolton
Yesterday, her son, Z. Huntley Palmer,
returning with her.
Much sorrow is felt by his relatives
and old home friends over the death
of Otto Newcomb of Placersyille, Cal.
He was born in Waterbury Center thir-
ty-seven years ago last February, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Newcomb.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-07
No European war Here.

There must be no European fighting
in America. Patriotism is admirable IN
its place, but immigrants from the old
world must not let love Of their re-
spectiye Netherlands carry them into any
serious conflict in this country. The
most of those who have recently come
to our shores need word of warning
against demonstration of the feuds OF
nationality that are infamed by the
widespread war in Europe. That san
culinary fight in Los Angeles between
a few Servians on one side and Aus
TRANS on the other indicates the kind
of trouble that might easily arse
among men of these and other races IN
many of our cities. "The Watch of the
Rhine is a noble song to which all may
listen with pleasure anywhere in time
of peace, but its singing at this time
by crowd of Germans marching down
Broadway, New York, is distinctly OBJ
iectionable. La Marseillaise" is lyric
that stirs the pulse through the I'M
Outstanding ear, but the Frenehmen OF
Lenox and Lee who sing it at present
in the public streets are acting indis-
creetly. The French in Boston do bet
ter; they sing it in hall, at gather
ing of their own-singing it not less
heartily, and giving offence to none.
The foreign-born who have become
American citizens know better than to
keep alive the animosities of European
people in the country that welcomes all
races on footing of equality, and seeks
to eommingle them into that "lottier
race" which the poet has said "shall
rise, with flame of freedom their
souls. and light of knowledge in their
ewes" But hundreds of thousands who
are not citizens will have to remain here
throughout the time in which the bat
ties of the countries of the nativity
are being fought, and it is to be hoped
that they will not do any fighting on
their own account in the land through
whose industries they prosper and by
whose laws they are protected. The
lack of ocean transportation may prove
benefit to them. They will have time
to consider how much better off they
are here than they would be in Europe.
MANY besides the members of the Bohe-
mian Slavonic benevolent societies may
decide 10 ask for American citizenship
which perhaps is the surest way of
avoiding quarrels on European ques-
tons. Boston Herald.