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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-18
Dif iapaniI6t &rifgsIragt Dor
orm Qmrrikani(dtn 9Ongrt6!
Der 0..a. JlatiOna(6un0 ri6tet einen appe0
on Den prd(lOenten our 0er6inOC-
rung zines GrtegS In alien.
@bs sriten fOrOert einI6reiten anferer Sassitrnms

8ai6ington, is. 9(ug.-grdIiOent
@ilion bat beute einen Appel Oes
0elttihamerifaniiHen geationalblm.
bes erbaIten, nit Sapm 5u perban-
oeln, I'M Den ellrop1iiHen strieg
nidt nah Dem iernen Often gu ira.
gen. @leih5eitig ipuroe Dem Bra.
iioenten geoanft fir feline 5rieoens.
germittIlmgs s.9ori9ldge ben europdi.
ihen Madteu gegeniiber. Die geti.
tion nilo onoere appene finOen in
mtIihen Sfreiien geahting 6ot
lit bis iest feline @rflGrlng iiber
oen Gurs Der aegierung obgegeben
Uor6en.
8aibington, IS. Mug. = Der
9l6georOnete gritten BON Sainois
bat i'm Souie cine aeioIution elm.
gebraht, Die oen StoatsIefret1r
grban nnlDeilt gegen Die nngefiin.
oigte gbiidt S5apans 8u proteltieren,
oas oeutibe Sdusgebiet aiautidau,
Oos 9eutidIau6 bon China gepadtet
Bat, gu beiesen.
Die Reiolution bot folgenben
8ortlaut: o8o es fIar ouf Ser
Snno liegt, OoB Die llebergabe be.
iagten 3erritorilms on bie iapani.
ide 9fegieruug oen Sntereiien Der
Ser. Staaten uno Gbinas, oeHen 8e.
itb aeipa6rt neroen iollte, 8utpiOer.
lduft, 0esbaIb iei
9eihloHen oaB Der Staatsiefre.
tar angeiuieien nerOe uno eS bier.
nit it, Der iopaniiden 9iegierung
mit8utbeiIen Dab Die Der. Staateu
Die llebernabnle 6ineiii6en &errito-
RUINS NIT 8ofiengenolt an Sapon
ooer cine onbere irem6e Station ober
irgenotpelde llebernobme eines Ger.
ritorilintS obne Die bebingungsloIe
3uitimnllng Der dineiiiden &esie.
rung NIT 8e0ouern onieben mir
oen.~
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Der glbgeoronete gritten erfI1rt,
Sdpons Stlrs iei elm friegeriider
Sdritt, Inn iib diueiiideit geiises
5u benlddtigen. Die 9leioIiition
purOe in iibIi@er Ieile etnem gllis-
idllB ilberipieien.
Brdiioent @ilIon erfIdrt, er babe
feinen @runo, oie Gbrlihteit Der
ertldrung SSSnpaus 5u be5ipeifeIn,
Dab es in 3uiantmenbang NIT Dem
llItimatltnt an 9elliihlanb feline @e.
bietsberlebung GbinaS beobiiftigte.
Ger grdiioent Iebnte cine @eipre.
dung Der gan5en angeIesenbeit ob,
inoem er betonte, su ben gflidten
elmer uelttraIen Matt gebore es,
iih iiber oas olis3uidpeigen mas
unoere Rationen tb1ten. Stoatsief.
ret1r grpan mar belte friib i'm
@eiBen Snliie, tpabrideinItd trt Der
iapaniiden Grgelegenbeit.
Sofio, IL. glug. ioponii6e
greiIe biligt 0os gorgebeu Der
0iegieritns aeaen 9eutidIanO. Gs
berridt ober feline antioeutide Stinl.
mling.
(9err Sal. s. Setter, grGiibent
oes Staatsber6onoes gtebrosto, bot
6ereits om Snmitag, nIs beforunt
Duroe, OaB gngIono SSSopan INIT
IN Den arieg 5ieben ipiirbe, elm
Shreiben on Den 9rnoespr1iioerten
Or. &erarner geridtet, i'm bringeno
eriuher0, iofort Shritte 5n tblni,
INN tpenn ntogIi4 glmertfn 5it Der.
aulaiien, gegen Sapon SteItng du
nebmen. S6errn Beters S1reiben
idloB NIT ben g9orten: son es
@roBbritntnien geitattet ieir, bic
8elbe @efnbr nit IN oteien &onlpf
binein5u5iebeu, Inn Ole Civilization
oes tpeiBen gi1nnes peraitten 5n
beIfen? 8iro oas @olf Der Ger.
Staotea babel rlf1is Suieben2-)
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9as 9lnerbieten 0entidltnnbs.

8oibington Is. gluguit. Den in
europa geItronoeten 9lmerifanern III
cine neue M0olid)feit Der Seimreiie
aeboten tporoen, iunem Die oelltide
9teaierung ben Ser. Staaten ciuen
Supog-0antpfer sur 8erfiiqlna itel.
len min, ipelher ltllter ninerifoniider
;SIagge ieaeIn piirOe. Die Sfferte
miro obne 3peifeI onaenommen
peroen lrnb "a oud ieitens onoerer
2GnDer GbnIide 9lnerbieten tn glus.
ibt iteben 10 1T eS iGbr ipabrifein-
lih, Bob Der Glan, amerifaniibe
5ronspurtidiffe nab europa SIT
ienOen, nufgeeeben miro. 3r Belt
lieaen 27 0elitide 5ditfe I'M Sofelt
BON gieru 9)orf, nelde gum 9fiid.
transport ouer in Gei;.i4;! s;;.i1;.,.,ro be.
iinnIineu glmerifoner ocaii9en mir.
ben.
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GnalanO rnft bic aeI6en senfeI.

@ir mo6ten Den alilturmend ie.
ben Der iebt nod ole llnperibdmt.
belt Fat, in DER arie9Sfrage fir
@ngIono ein5utreten, Sect, nadoenl
gngIao Die geIben 9eltiel 0e5
Orients aegen 0elitidjlano gebebt
bat. 91idt oamit Sufricoeu 0ie
Scrten oes halb5iniliiirten 9luB.
lambs geeen Geutidlonn oilf3ubesen,
bat oos perfibe gtl6ion and nod
Die nit linn perbiinoeten sSopnncr in
ben arieg bineinge5ogen. 8enn
bas llniercn auierifdtifd)en Mglopbos
ben Den Star niht itiht, lino iie
chen gar teinen germinftSgriinoen
3ugdngli6. @s eebt ibnen aber be.
reits Elm 2idt 1ui.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-18
slmerifa's GuIS in GnalanS.

5alntolttb, England, Is. 9Ing.--
Die 6untme bon $4t5,000 in @oI0
Der omerifnniiden gfeeteritng lit
bier ourd ben @un0esfrelt3er rGen.
neiiee" iibergeben itno oafttt nod
2o1lbon geInnbt tporben.
Dos in fIeinett S1iiern berIooene
@oIo tpuroe bltr9 dnterifaniId)e Mos
troien nngefi6ts elmer groBett 8r-
ihouermenge auf eitert @oeen bers
laoert nad Der @abnitotiou eebro1t
uno bort IN einem GonbersStabI.
ipaaen abaefan6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-18
glopmfieIS I'M etaatsper6anb
BLOOMFIELD, gtebr, 16. glilI

CluulItItlu, 9leuI, ~. AA9.
8ertbe Smaba Sribiine.
EbeiIe S5bnen fur5 init, Onb in
Der Sonitng 2lbenO itattgefun0enen
gerianmIrng Der 5reibeit 2oge $50.
8, 8. 5. $. g., beidIoiien lpuroe,
Dem Staatsoerbano bei3lttreten (129
gtitgIieoer). 9ns Geleguten 8ur
Serianmlung mad Columbus pur-
Sen eripdblt.. 95obn @robmann, 6ris
4uper un0 OF. 8leif. E. $. S.
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Dtlgitn's Rrgitrnngsdt miro bon
Bridrl na6 Antwtrpfn DuItgt!
Brdge( muB faGen!-Die Oeul(d6e RdUaQerie
(treitt 6ereitS 6is an Die g6Ore
antWerpen'S.


lHdnbaIamts gOrrifeu Der 7sntideH Die Gnnabme
8rhFels bnrd bic 9enthen 1T cine bOh 5asr Der 3et-Gns
lamb hbe bic @rtulee Der 0tien hbdtamerifaHie SOH
rien Derorn in 9enfnO iebepOa bebauOet-yaier Sepen
mtlom hb raH5Ofde GriOge i'm 6nh6e gerbhnOeen ba6rn
aeerH bel 9amnr grO Srrlntc erIteH Bic itnlude aese
RING wirO bren SauOpun eiarm @rhubnd erlGreu-8nh
lanD bcangt 9ntdfabrt oHrd bic 9aroaneaen3a 3abde eng
hide Srnppcn lGnben in 5ranfreidI.
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arab, cine cmpiinoIidlc glieocrIaac
erIitteu. g,ier5ebn annonen puroen
bon ben @erbrn erbeutet. Gs ioI.
len $1,000 Sclterrethcr nitgcrtebeu
iein. gie Ociterreider puroen bon
ben Serben IN rinen So6llpca &C.
lodt, moieIbit iie BON ben Serbcn
iiberfallen mo nieoeraemndjt mnr.
ben. C9ieie 8epeide III NIT 8oriidlt
aui3unebmeH. Oenn fe fonunt iiber
gonoon. Aum. b. gieS.)
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aleidle glptle areni spenbe.

8ien tS. Nag. - Die 5irmn
@ebriioer @utmann in g8icn bat
0em OtiniIter fir 2anoeSpert6ei0i.
gnng ben 9etrog BON 100000 8ro-
nen fir 3medc oes o8otbcn areu.
3cs" 3ur 8erfiipmg geitelt. Ger
&aufmann 9luoolf Drummer bon
8rieit bat Dem StdttbaIter griu5eu
at Sobenlobe 3uguniten Der uotbIei.
0enoen iSdniltcn Der gum M}ilitGr'
OienIt @inberuienen ben getrag bon
10000 Gronen 8llr 8erfiiglng &c.
Iteat.
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Sermann aOse 80. 80, ., S. $. :.

9ie SerHianns.Soge BON Sit0.
Omaha peranitnItet ont Gotntoa
ben 20. glusuIt i'm Siio.Dmnba
gonittrp Club Elm groBes gicric.
lin ben GIos at erreiden nirb man
Die ST. groof Car an Der "a. itn6
II 5traBe nebmen. Ser sydhrpreis
betr1gt sc. Vile 9eiltfGen Ser
5tnbt un6 llnloeeenO linb oil oieIena
Rienic frelin0Ii4it eilaeIaaens -
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@etterberidlt

aii5ler bellte gl6euo uno 9iitt,
nod; ulOeIi1ermciie 9fegeniAauer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-18
Trani6iiidle gyra6Ihanie.

Bnris, Is. gluguit. - llnge6eure
Wlenldenmengen begleiten Die bon
bier aus3iebenoen 3rlppeu. Ser.
aeiiet nidt Die Genouelen (llbren)
meIde ms Die 8eutiden i'm Sabre
1870 a6genommen bnben. mieoer5ll.
bringenl" MIRO oen Solooten 81.
geritfen lhto oieie peripreden ocnn
aud, 0a5 @emiinidte mit5ubringen.
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slbonnirt OFF Die 31gIihe Eribiine.
$500 bas Sobr 0urd Die @oit.
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fnslanber lanOcn in 5ranfrsidJ.

Yon0ofL Is. gluglit 3oblreihe
engIiidc 5ruppcn imo ipdbreno DER
lebten GAGE III 5ranfreih eeImoet.
Gas SauptcorpS idifite ii6 in 9ub.
lin, S5rIono, ein. 9(Hoere Regimen.
ter puroen bon ben Safenitdoten
9iberpool, Gait Bourne, Soiitbamp.
ton imo an0eren befnnnten aiiIten.
itdoteu ous beioroert. Die Grnns.
portidiffe ulroen bon Der engliifeu
S5lotte beeleitct. IS iino Die 9ern.
truppen GngIono's, pelde Ii6 nit
ben 3elttiteu meiien neroen.
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Der SalfsFunb ipadlit.

Seute iino folgenoe getrdee fir
oen SiiIfsfono Der &riegsnotbleiben-
ben in Der Office Der Omaha Gri-
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. Der SlaiIer in Dlains.
celtrrreidler aeIdlIaoen? ?

9tiIh, Serbien, iiber Sonoon, 1s.
Mngnit. Die 9eiterreider baben bel
Gabae, n wleiIen lDeiHlb BON Bel.
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glene Grfldrnns ,Italicn'S

Nom, rs. glug. Die italieni,
id)e 9lcgierilng bat mlgefiinOigt, iie
peroe in aIlerndditer 3eit elm @riin.
bnh beroffcntlihen Inn Der 8eIt
sn belpeiien OoB Stalien oIleS Der.
iuht babe, ouf oipIomotiidem 8ege
einen oagemeinen europ1iiden ariea
5u berbtnOern, uno um ferner 81
seigen ooB S5talten beredtigt mar,
itritte Neutralitdt 5u betpnbren.
@leih Den ii6rigen W}1dten bat aud
SStalieu ieine Iruppeu ans Sfuto-
ii, glIbanien, 3rlriidge8oeen. gGnlt.
lid tuur0e befonnt gegebeu, ooB bic
Ediffahrt in Der gloria geidbroet
lit, nriI 9eiterreib fir Den SaIl eli.
nes Seefrieoes NIT England uno
jSrdufreid BORT Seemincu eele9t
babe.
Sic BON ser 8forte angeoronete
Der 3oroaneqen nadt
Ger italieniiGen 9egierrug arobe
Sor0e. 8enn aud Stalien genug
@etreioe fir mebrere Wlonate einge.
Iegt bat, 10 beitebt bod inmer bic
gefabr, oaB Der @etreioeimport
our6 Die 9orooneIlen tmo bon glr.
gentinien aufbort. i5iir oieicn San
iino bereitS Sontrofte nit oen Ser.
5taaten abgcidloiien iporoen, 8o
eStolien Oo8 Eransportriiifo iiber-
ninmt, Itebt ser baIoiaen abliefe.
RING omerifauiiden @etreioes nidts
i'm Nege
&opit1ne Ron itoIienilden S,bifs
fen, Die aus Dem Orient gefommen
iino, bcridten, oob Die oeutihen
areil3er @oben un6 9resIau leidt
beibaoiqt ipnrOen bepof iie III ben
Doronncaen 3uflud,t illdteu. 9icb.
rere etMIiid)e arcu5er periltdtelb bic
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anS fraus6Fi6sr onellc.


Boris, is. Mug. - 8ir fonnen
NIT Der Gage Der 8inge I'M oberen
@linB 5ufrieOen iein. Gic oeutitpn
Iruppen 3iebeu ii9 Dor Den unieri.
gen 3uriid Tie bnben beoeutenO gro.
bere gerIiitc erlitteu, pie man an.
fang.id mnobm; lmiere 8erluite
iino Ieitt (etiUas anoeres lit ia aud
niht oenfburl glnm. 3. 9ieo.) @lite
6ortidritte MAIDEN mir auh III oen
1b1Ieru pom Saiftte glarie uno 9iI.
Ie. goJo iperoen lniere Gruppen
Dor StraBburg iteben Conner uno
7orin, bic baben es aber eilig!
gInm. .. 9ieO.) SSSn Gliab uno Goth.
ringen baben mir nm ieiten SUB
gefaBt (@elogen tpie georu6t; ioa.
ten Die 6ronjoieu nirfIih i'm 81.
lab iteben, Damn pcroen iie boIo
init einer @eidipin0igfeit run 0.5
tpieoer 'rausgeibmiiien weroen!
glnm. B. Heb.
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Nentidle 0rtnltr arnonmtn?

Sdangbai, China, rs. gluauit.-
3lpei Oeutihe @relBer murOen in
tart jeridoiisnem 9litau0 nad Dem
Saieu BON Sona.aong buaiirt. Die
@eieftsthiirme unb C5eId)iibbdnfe
naren ara mitgenommeu Die go.
men Der beiOen stiiie iueroen nitt
nnaegebeu. (gor mebreren 1ogeu
bieb es. DAB 3pei enaliid)e ooer
franjoiiIde Sreu3er In ben Soofen
in ara beifdoigten 3uitano elm.
lieien. 9iiriten bieaeift oieie BEL.
Den noeutihen" areBer init Den nn.
bern i0entiih iein2 gInm Der gle0.l J
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-18

sttin 9suiidsr lam in bisIer
arisgsSsit Otns eiu osuiIbss Gage.
bInit Isiu.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-01

walk the floor. I could not lie down or
sit still sometimes for day and night
at time. was nervous, and had very
little appetite, no ambition, melancholy,
and often felt as though | had not a
friend in the world. After I had tried
most every female remedy without sue
cess, my mother-in-law advised me to
lake Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. I did so and gained in
strength every day. have now no trou-
bic in any way and highly praise your
medicine. It advertises itself. Mrs.
S. T. HURLEY, Eldon, Missouri.
Remember, the remedy which did
this was Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. For sale everywhere
1t has helped thousands of women
who have been troubled with displace-
ments, inflammation, liberation, tumors,
irregularities, periodic pains, backache,
that bearing down feeling, indigestion,
and nervous prostration, after all other
means have failed. Why don't you try
it? Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Mass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-01
NEWPORT CENTER

Clarence Armstrong has moved into
Mrs. Belle Nichols's tenement.
The Misses Rena Osgood and May
Bennett are visiting at L. G. Pea
body's.
Rev. and Mrs. Leon Peabody of St.
Johnsbury visited relatives in town
Monday.
Mrs Carroll Hartwell and three
children visited relatives at North
Troy Saturday.
Leo Hartwell visited his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Wright,
in Troy Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Abbie Heyer, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in town
returned to her home at St. Johnbsury
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hiram Drown and grand.
daughter. Ella, visited her daughter.
Mrs. Ed. Burt, of Newport Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Smith, who
have been living at Orleans for the
past few months have moved back
here to live and their son, Rev. Chas.
Smith, and two children, have come to
live with them
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-01
Newport News Page
Important Happenings and Local
Notes from the County Seat.
ROBERT CLEMENT, Local Editor

day. Nearly all other stores will be
open Friday evening and closed Satur-
day.
Mrs. Kate Holbrook and son. Stew
art, of Winnipeg, are visiting at
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Flint, Mrs.
House and daughter, Miss Alice, and
Master Chas. Flint, are passing few
days at Old Orchard.
DIR. Harry F. Hamilton was in
Montpelier this week in connection
with his duties on the dental examin-
ing board of the state.
C. E. Miller has rented the house
owned by Mrs. Louise Brook at 125
Main street and will move as soon as
repairs are completed.
Mrs. Jessie Richard spent Sunday in
town on her way to Chateauguay, P.
O.. after spending the winter with Mrs.
Sipsco Stevens in Stamford, Conn.
Miss Dorothy Richard returned Fri
day from Stamford, Conn.,. where she
has been during the sickness and death
of her aunt, Mrs Sipsco Stevens.
Henry Burgess and son, Edmond, C.
V. Slater and A. H. West sail July 9
from Quebec for England. They will
sail from England for home on Aug. 5.
R. E. Deuel., the Orleans county agri.
cultural agent has rented the house
owned by the Congregational church
at "a Main street and has moved his
goods in. Mrs. Deuel. will arrive this
! week.
| Richard Hurst is making improve
ments around his restaurant by laying
concrete sidewalks and is charging his
office. Improvements will also be
made by laying out grass plots anc
flower beds.
! A large number of Masons ATTENDED
the centennial of the Golden Rule
lodge at Stanstead Tuesday night. On
Wednesday the Masons went to OWL
Head and climbed the mountain at tn
natural lodge room where meeting i
held once a year. Nearly 100 Mason
attended this meeting. The Interna
tional Cornet band furnished music.
What might have proved seriou
fire was discovered in the rear Of tn
Newport House Thursday Afternoon
and prompt action by the employees O.
the hotel and all of the fire department
was the means of preventing seriou
loss. An enclosed bin or shed beneath
the back porch of the hotel which con
tanned old papers. rags, ETC., caugh
fire, evidently from spontaneous com
bustion. The chemical engine sool
put all fire out and practically n,
damage was done.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-01
Grange Annual Outing.

Arrangements are on foot for the
annual field day of Memphremagog
grange to be held July at E. g.:
Maxfeld grove. Ball. game, races and
various other contests will be INDUCED
in and a general good time is IN store
for all who attend. Guy Magoon, Seth
Smith and Edward Wells are the hust-
ling committee who will surely make
things move. All neighboring grang-
ers and friends are urgently invited
to be present with the whole family.
At the last meeting Sd and 4th degrees
were conferred and refreshments of
cake and coffee served. The next
meeting of July 8 will be patriotic in
nature and will be featured by roll
call, responded to by some patriotic
incident.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-01
Relief From Influenza

Influenza, as Is believed by the ma
FORTY of medical men at present, Is
caused by microbe which is pres
ent in the atmosphere, when the cpl
demic Is raging. The surest safeguard
against a disease arising from a mi
crobe Is to use antiseptios; of these
carthlic acid and eucalyptus oil have
bea found of most use for the proven
tioH Nd cure of influenza The best
wagkaf hsing these is in the form of a
sme1ling-bottle containing, in addition
to carbolic and eucalyptus, camphor,
charcoal and ammonia.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-01
OUR COUNTRY.

Fellow citizens, what Is this
country? Is it the soil on which
we tread? Is it the gathering Of
familiar faces? Is it our luxury
and pomp and pride? Nay, more
than these. Is it power and
might and majesty alone? No.
our country is more, far more
than OIL these. The country
which demands our love, our
courage, our devotion, our hearts
blood. is more than all these.
Our country is the history of our
fathers; our country is the trad1-
ton Of our mothers; our country
Is past renown; our country is
present pride and power; our
country Is future hope and des-
tiny; our country is greatness,
glory, truth, constitutional liber-
ty-above all. freedom forever!
These are the watchwords under
which we fight, and we will
shout them out till the stars ap-
pear In the sky, in the stOrmiest
hour Of battle.-Edward D. Ba-
ker.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-01

Mrs. E. L. Richard is recovering
from two weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Butler were the
guests of w. J. Goss last week.
Mrs. Mary George has returned from
Georgeville, P. O., where she visited
friends for week.
The evening service at the Congre-
gational church will be discontinued
during July and August.
Mrs. L. A. Edwards is on an extend
ed visit to friends and relatives in
Canada and Cleveland, 0.
A fence is being built along the lake
front on Coventry street for the pro-
lection of teams and automobiles.
The barber shops will be open Fri
day evening and until noon on Satur
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-01
COMFORTING WORDS
Many a Barton Household Will Find
Them So.

Many a Barton Household Will Find
Them So.
To have the pains and aches of
bad back removed-to be entirely
free from annoying, dangerous urina-
ry disorders, is enough to make any
kidney sufferer grateful. The follow
ing advice of one who has suffered
will prove comforting words to hun
dreds of Barton readers.
Mrs. E. 9. Wilkie, High St., Barton,
says: "For quite a while my kidneys
were disordered and suffered from
pains in my back and other symp-
toms of kidney complaint. Knowing
of people who had been cured by
Doan's Kidney Pills, l got supply at
Barron Co.'s drug store and began
using them. Three boxes brought
about so great an Improvement that
I did not consider it necessary to
continue their use. Many of my
friends have taken Doan's Kidney
Pills with benefit. 1t gives me pleas
ure to re- endorse this remedy"
Price 80 cents at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Wilkie had. Foster Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-01

weakness. For two
ye ars 7 could not
stand On my fe e t
long at a time and l
could not walk two
blocks without en-
during cutting and
drawing pains down
my right side which
in ere ased every
month. I have been
at that time purple
in the face andWOuld
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-01
NEWPORT

Mrs. E. L. Richard is recoverin,
from two weeks illness.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-01
Division Of Duties,

A merchant in Mankato was asked:
Are you and your son carrying on
the business together?" yes" he re-
Piled sadly. I transact the business
and he does the carrying on."-Kar
sas City Star
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-01
SOAPS

Pine tar, Manard Violet. Dactylo,
Sandalwood, Lettuce, Colo, Cold
Cream, Vioris, Big bath, at 1Oc a
cake, 3 for 25c.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-01
It's Moral

It's Moral
The Thermometer is much Hike men
q one respect"
What is that?''
wv, en it once begins to take q
= . y. 70 e~~aac -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-01
WOMEN CAN
HARDLY BELIEVE
How Mrs. Hurley Was Re-
stored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Eldon, Mo. -"I was troubled with
displacement, Inflammation and female
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07

"lt uoald be the mns.n- ~ ON, cvlutrt.
hc replied 'Nr NoaAum Is needed dau
Irr, needed hud When u. u- .Hur
tAp financial L.t..r ot .n. vIu.,
Ilsl. JIM " mHu lr.iU4 rNH. H u
llH. um. Some ut .h, l- investor from
mc lo tme aad % have he sums rs ou.l
att Hlth. I.et -or lt-lrm to.slm.
-iia tu fiaf unr. lHtn lnr
tu t.rn r0la Nlh lua ui -iUrrIN WYNN
more.
~Wlihou hm many ae development
have romc Co q |~t.ud-,Hl. d Mr. Aoatun
,nmc- hacA 1oaHl re fhe Valley h.oan
If hu rrtuu- .- H.tU WY. .r SYSTEM vi. H
h.ta .he 1lud uIl ia.- m N.
u.- a.ru-Dl . NuNN aI the -t-.rm v
thc harde-. blow tHe Brownsville country
ever suffered
"h0y. III the pr.T heli tH.t hr a
fu return uIet VA r.ruu WIT. t..If Mat ...
tril And uo hrnw uuw wH.. n
cam ln. Na ar. finished with experiment
ing. rh, Valley success h,- Iu -..n..
produDi-. The farmer arr -on. ,a l.i-0
r.ru. COTTON. sugar ran. arH hn-. Ir..
WII Hu raised Iur -Ir. .ut .ruuM
-nt.a e,nl tra,- ruu.r
~N, hatc auv thr Hait m.rs . -
tenn. Fauucr- crt paid iur q lar-, par.
ioi their prolu,, Whom hes deliver Be- N.
.ht depot. hu I..i u FIrriI .nl
California .uH h.t n INrI .H.t aut
-Uur uud itr t.nr m4t. fn.i flaI
have newer -..I I.rU HI.t ...Y'. ur.#..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07

was told that there were but four dwell
between there and Brownsville, aud hc
Il was nc truth. Aud this ~ what
b r.. Noakum achieved.
Las; year 1000 ears of agricultural pro-
duets were shipped aut XVII thc Brownsville
county, More than $4,000 bales ot ont-
tun were produced. lr th, la-t fun months
san B,n.io alone hes shipped tucut, three
carloads eli hogs. There town every
TEN nle~ nu thc road
Saturday might Hruvn-riI, m.U. dol
titled with Development th rr. ua- inter.
viewed hy thc Chronicle lli- uama Iuhl
y. Harden. a. was a-ked. f way ot draw.
m- hua out. whatt Would mean to Brown
tiil, and the Valley NJ h rma pass
-B. I. Auukllu rImr back