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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
Guropa6rigenS fang.
siegc meo iSorterne ifal enOelig
uGrc inotaeet ai Sgifcrne.
gelgien flpttcr 9icaerinesiGOct ira
SriSieI til glntpnrpcn.

lors6og: st telegram ira
9riisiel at Den tgita 0ar er 9aaet
noroom 2ieac % trru1er ~ irenl
moo oct Snore af 9eIeien.
st Telegram ira 9erIin Tiger, at
oct tpife @eneralitab inoremner
fort 1ab pao 8rrnieu al 8uslano
Ct 4driier 5eIeardm paaitaar, at
5oiferne bor bombaroertt en- iranif
30, 9out.a.@onsion. orr6t 5no.
bpgaere og soela9t g01ninaer
On QripntmelOing ira 9riisiel
o1er Sonoon iiger. At 9el5iens So
oeOitno cr ioiat for ct toif gInarcb.
ct Telegram ira 9erIiu ooer
eouOon poaitoar, at tuif Ierritori.
I'M er iriBiort ior 6rauifmrno
toife Trooper QGr6eoen a Qiol.
halsien Dor tnget 10 iranife 0f.
iircrer 500 0lauo % ire aano-
ner.
st Telegram ira 4iib meloes. at
Serberne bar iuotnsti 8aroi6ta og
bombnroerer @oraiboa / 9osnien,
80 Nil spOBit ior SarnieOo
iSro agbenbauu meloes. at Den
hife aro6icr, iom iaat SpS ior
Geoier ben ; 9(u9. 6Ie9 sOeIoat
af en- ginc, iom 1pifera 5ouoe In9t
no.
5rcboa: 5ra griisiei melOes
ON yort ierite betp6elige 5Ias |
ariaen@. iom 9elsierne oanSi imoo
10000 1Difere Get iiaes oiiici.
eIt. at tire 5eniteoeIe Al SDiferne
bleo orpbt eler inaret 1et bel.
eiife aooaleri toa 0iieitiiUen o.
or,u 6ien0cn tilbaae. 2ieae 5or.
tarue boIoer fremoeIes Stano
81 9erlinr telegram paaliaar,
at tpif Serritorilrm M er iriet ior
9ranifmrno. o. at 5Diterne bar
taaet 2.230 Sanger umoer annpen
Ueo @lnl6nlliru oa QGrbeoen Al
c9namp
Stprbritanien bar iormelt er'
tlaret arig imoO 2iirig
ct Telegram ira 9ouoon iiger, at
ben franife ambasiaoe fuuOasr at
.dranifmanoqne life bar trliffet ia
til6nae ira g1DIbanien, men bar
boIot Siano iuoO ct beIt tpif 9pr.
forps@
Sra garis melOes, at aranif.
mrnaene / Stamp ON @ont.a.O9ous'
ION orcD en- lan9t ouerle9eu Stprf,
al 9nifere tlbaac. eocla5og IT Re.
giment oa ioa 8 Ciiicerer o9
1000 iaarcoe tiliau9e,
ct Barrier. Telegram mrloer. al
Inrtiet bar fpbt De tpife arpoiers
=tDeben % yresldll.
Sranfrias erflnring al aria
imoo 0iirie oiientliaasres
eerbae: Ger meoOeles isa
gSaris, at 9a 6lemenceau bar fire.
oct en- mGrfelig glrtitel. boori ban
foI6er ben tpife aeiier een nnoen
gaero@. .Nen Rom / 9rdno er It
f. tiIitraffrIie for bnm@, iiger Gle
menceou. ban fororar belle lint
oeriets goelGegeIie."
5ra garis meloes. at 5eltmar'
ifol Sir Sobn 5renc6, ben engellfi
Ouergcncrai. bar iluttet iia til Den
fronIfe OpcrseneraI Soffre.
MaiIitrre Sosttaeere, beooer oei
| et Telegram ira 9riisiel, Tiger
at ben tnIfe Spr isger at mao
Gronfrie eennem isnore gelsten
QrouinIen 8rabant. 6oor @aterloo
ItODtH ltiot1.
aoptainen paa en- oanit Camper
meIote peo Geit !oartlepoel ena'
lamb, at ban bauOe iet 0ialterie a.
7 Iumfne tpifc Sfibe no Tor Spurn.
beob. san ontog, oct par arias'
ifibe.
Torternc Deo ciese bcloer lia
fremOeles.
81 8riisieI-IeIearam liaer. al
4 quIfernes Tab I slaaet peo Srlen
onsOoas par 1900. griisiel er
iffe lrnsere ! 6are
Ssnbag: gitriaerne beoer on
aiIIoOeIie til at ienOe fire sartorp'
acnnem Stolieu til ben id'Oeitiilf'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
Rnrt Iupt.

1--~-~s-~-s'@-1.-17
glutomobillllpffe. Qeesburg. D,
10 2lu8. Ere Dtenneifer miite0e
@aar SiUet, ioet Ell 2lutomo6il 6leu
ltoaenoe paa cit Sernbaneifpring,
ioet loget tom 9e forulDffe0e
par ire irenlitaaeaoe 5orretnings.
man6 der ira guen.
5nonitrifommi5lionen bar paa.
la9t % : 0auion, Aacine, g9is
at betaIe 5obanne %. 9i0itrnp,
JON er minOreadrig, $1,000 for Ia.
BET al benoeS 5aoer, Sens, Der onl.
fom Den /. Nai meoens ban ar.
beloeoe for Sanion San bleu orpbt.
lneoens ban par Sag meo at grape
en- aloaf
5uron z. Cat, bar taget i'm
me ,5iItrerinBsitation / Drug, iaa
gpen III bar flart, int 8ano. Set
er bleoet unoerl6gt at 9afteriolog
gert Sagen ira Wfinnedpolis, og
ban bar ilnoet oct at upre no
n9rfet Set ifal opre 6eore emo
8anO, iom fon1mer ira De arteliife
9rsnoe, iom mango 9lar bar ifai-
let gpen 9ano.
en Otiltebranoepioemi raier
blanot apGget % Seitene / 0nteg-
nen Al Canton. 2. Dat.. oa mango
oeroinl0e Gpr er freperet. 2luto.
riteterne bar lat iig I 9eoegelie for
at binore @pioeuiens 0ioere llo-
6reoelie. 0e osoe 0Dr brPnoes. ga
0filtebranobaciaen fan leoe sSor-
oen lana 8io
Morgan Bart, ggis., 9uen, iom
llnitco States SteeI aorporation
bar unoer 0pigrelie / Jtprbeoen
al Superior. er M ierolg. Oct er
9(rbeioerne peo oct tore Staalprrt
DER foiter S25, 100000, iom ifal
DO Der 9nen oil iaa Sern6aneita.
ton, Der ifal bpgge5 al jlortbern
9ocific 9anen. Zen fonner til at
foite $4,000
en Q|pn8Oe SnoDaaaere bar IN.
lig iegt ON At ioa 0eres 9orger.
papirer Getten / @rano Gopos,
g9ia 0iange al bent Der er mo.
oanoret ira oe Canoe, i5m MI bar
arig. bar inaen 9nit til at reiie
biem ior at fpInpe. Jtn oil oe ger.
ne pi0e. ON De fan tpingeS til at
.rejie bjenL 5pis De blIper ameri-
fanife goraere
,5rene @elbarge, Is 9(ar garnmel,
Cater Al 9(loern1ano 9luguit @el.
barge Aodeiter. 0iiun., 6leD ne.
get iorbrunot. oa bnn iful0e itarte
t5pr aomipren DeO 0iuIp al aero.
lin 0enoes Seiter, 9lande. bleo
ogiaa alporlig forbruuot paa PR.
meme oa 6nn OilOe ilntfe ,SIoen.
&eO en- tpif Set aenoiba, @is.,
bleu oct al Snautoriteterne forbuot
at oeforere meo tpife Stag, foroi
@nglpnoerne og MtSierne protelter-
te. Onifring 10000 Ipitere ira
ole 3ele al @iSconiin nlsote irent
ior at ieire poen tDife Dag, men
@nglnnoerne % 9tisierne fltnoe
life uoboloe at ie oct tpife Stag
mn. Son iSsl9e oeraf flinoe Der
fun oeforeres meO amerifanife
Stag.
9(nnn @roue, t6 9for ganlnel,
omfonl forleoen oeo ct Baooeifito
lit Siem Carlton, Wfinn. Sun o9
bcnoes ungre Ssiter par / ispro
meo Snsrenasring, oa oe ianot ct
@eppr, Iom too lpnet moo Ell Gpg.
Seiteren tog @euuret for at flpt-
te oet bort, og antagelig tom Sa.
nen til at itsoe inoo noget, for
oet aif al % ienote 2aoningen mo
9ln1os SoDeo, iaa BUN falot oeo on.
Ere 9on Scouts orufnet. 3oleoo.
81, t3. g(ug. Gre gbcp Icouts"
orufneoe @rieisen | @aar lidoer
| Sorieget poa at reooe en- lille
Drena, ioni bar faloet @onoet
De forulpffeoe bar Den iefs og tpot
aorise Games .. gccfer, icm oal
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

ehef for Speloerforplet her, 0en
iDtteHaarige @lenmooo 2llbert o9
oca ietstenoorige Sobn @raUes.
ari9sfglger 81 Raio, Ieras, IA
9llt8. ariBen / europa truer me0
at lanrne 9}ine0riften Snooeiten
og 0terico emo pOerIiaere. Sob.
berinouitrien bar tioligere moattet
neolggges, ioroi @fteriperilen ira
europa efter Naanetal CT opbsrt
9tu er @ul0mineoriften truet, paa
@runo al Mangel paa Gotaifc, iom
faaes ira 5Diflano.
st irpgteliat Ioroenoeir neo
Oie9n bar giort itor SfaOe /
9on9la8 Gonnty, isis. paa iorifel-
lige Ste0er. 5elefonlinierne 5leo
reoet ne0, og I cafe 9tebagomon
itoI 9pnet 6abe ilaaet .neo / Here
0uie 9e6oerne fom ini6lertio
uifa0t ira oct. 2unet ilog iaale.
oeS neo 1 6. u Goltons Snie og
gioroe Sfnoe for Here Sunoreoe
Dollars. Get iIog ogiaa nco
Charles Giains 6iem i Salon
spripas.
0rltfnet. 2(norem Senion al Ga-
cine, @i$., 10 9lar, orufneoe for.
leOen unOer 5orieg paa at rcoOe en-
aammerot. iom par faloet 8anoet,
og ion life innOe iogmme. ann-
neroten bleu bra9t iaa nGr inotil
Sano, at nogle iom itoo ser, fif
Iag / ban1 o9 ban 6leo reOoet
men 0a bar Senion iaa llomattet, at
ban innf, oa on man efter nogle
0finiltters 8orlgb fif 6om op bar
man life Stano til at faloe 6anl
til lipe iaen.
GaaoeifnO. Glanton y. garmm
0ienofen, D. Gof, 6leo iorleoeu
orG6t beO ct Sfuo ira ct @eppr
iom bans egen Wlooer 6olot. Ding
liuaen iom par is 9(or gammel.
ifnl0e no poa 'Sogt 0}ooeren oa
hans Ionte ifuloe meo ban. 0an
bapoe laot @eoaret og lat Get ira
iia. moocren toa Oct 6aanoen, oa
neoens bum bolot oct gif oct al
ol SfuoOet rnnte BAN 9lnliatet,
iaa ban iolot 800 on1. San unr
line 6orplores eneite Barn 5ami.
lien par poo @eiag bos Geo o.
@arnlmL iom Dor tire 0tl Sp0beit
ior @lenofen, o. Oe ifnloe nuite
0aa penoe til6age til oereS @iem
/ Micbigan.
st 0}omment Al @ranit ifal Oen
30. 9(ugnit aiileres ire 0}il neoen.
ior 8eaomooo. 2. 0af, til 0linOe
om @enrn g9eiton Smith, iom ben
30. 9(uauit 1876 bleu mnroet al
Sn6ianerne San oar cen ierite
grpoifont 9locf 0ias, % Monn-
mentet ifal itoa paa oet Steo, 6Oor
sSnoianerne tog 6onS Gin. 2(iilerin-
gen al Mommentet oil blioe oper-
opret al en Wtpngoe 0tenneifer
@uperner 9nrne ifal 6oloe SSelt-
tdlen. 9lanot oe nnore Galere bli.
per aongresmono 9urfe 0liiS
9(lice 9lpres, 0atter al George
9tures I Geoomooo, ifol trpffe
0pffet til SIDE. Senrp Smith bar
fife oroineret YrGlt, men en- Spg.
prpOifant, iom gif omfring o9 for.
fnnote @ubs Oro.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

De hltberife 9rGiter / 0iooiion.
isis. bar ueotaeet en- 'Heiolution,
huori oe befIager ben nunprenoe
aria / europa, Gen ifnI ienoes
til a(lc lntberife 9rriter fStaten
til llnoerifrift.
llnoer ct 1oroenpeir blep Sarme.
rem Saff 8r5al, 80 glar gonmel,
Dictinion, @is., iIaaet libel al Sp.
net, meoens ban ifuloe iaae nogle
Seite no of @aarosplaoien. Sans
Seiter iaa bam faIoe og iprong ben
til bom; men ban bar aIlereoe oso
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

Ere 9op Scouts orufnet. Goleoo
o., 10. 9(ua. Ere ybcp Icollts"
orufneoe Grieieen @onr unoer
ssorisget pao at reooe en- file
Drena, iom bar faIoet @anoet,
De forulpffeoe bar oen lefs oe tpoe
anrige Somes .. 8ccfer, iom oar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
Suao pil @iaa ssre?

@oibington .. g., ID. gig.
Der er aoifinie sGnsitelie Der oper
ben npe genoing, iom ssorboloet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

gtnua @rope, i6 9lor gammel
omfoni forlcoen oeo ct goooeifio
tit Siem Carlton, Ntinn. Sun o
bcnoeS ungre Ssiter par I Scr
mco Susrenaprina, oa oe ianot {
@cpGr, ionl too Ianet moo en- Gpp
5eiteren tos @eupret for at fIpi
te oet bort, oG antagelie fom so
nen til at itsoe imoo noaet, 10
set aif af og ienote 2a0ninaen in
/ slnnas Sooeo, iaa BUN falot Oeo Oh
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

Iprfiet og 9ulgarien. aonitau-
tinopel 3. 9GuauIt. Ser er @aar
bleDen unoerifrepet en- 6ulqarlf
tprfiif 0anoels- og Sfi6sfarts
0oerensfomit 0pereuSfulniten er
prooiioriif o9 ifal geIoe. til en- oe-
finitiD O0erensfonlit uu0erifrioes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
23. 9lQrg.

Stano til at uofore noget iom BELT
9(rbei0e Sfant ban life er ina,
giper bans IilitanO 9lnleoning til
alDorIi9 9efpmrin9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

Srene @cl6arae, Is Var ganlmeL
Cater al 9floermano glu9uit Sci
barge 9odeiter. Wiinn., 6leo ne.
get iorbrunot. oa 6m ifuloe itarte
3Dr aomipren peO 0iulp al aero.
i'm. oen0es Ssiter, Blonde, bleO
ogiaa aluorlig forbrpuot pna PR.
meme. oa 1un oilOe ihitfe SSloeu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

Gn Qlqn1oe Snooaaaere bar IN.
lig iogt ON at ioa 0eres 9orger.
papirer / 9iettrn @rano Gopios.
@is 0ian1e al bent Der er mo
oanoret ira oe 9onoe, i5m nj bar
arg. bar inaen Gut til at reiic
1iem ior at tpnpe. lln oil oe ger,
ne pi0e. ON De fan tpiuges til al
.reiie 6jem 6pi3 De 6liper aneri.
fauife 9oraere.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-08
GECRGIAVILLE.

Elmer Loomis is serving on the jury.
Andrew Cooke, former resident of this
place, died in Brockton last week.
Mrs. T.. w. Abbott of Springfield, VT,
is the guest of Miss Nellie Marston.
Plumbing steam heating, and tin smith
ing M. II. A. Burnside, Centerdale, K. l..
The Creenville w. c. T. U. hold medal
contest this evening at the Universalist
Church.
Alphonse Gagnon and Miss Mary
Lessard were married at st. Micheal's
Church on Monday.
The Georgaville Junior Base Ball team
hold an entertainment this evening. A
one act farce entitled, "William" and a
musical program will be given.
The Independents" held meeting in
the Old Post.office Building on Thursday
evening. The independents" are very
much alive in this section OF Smithheld.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-08

nesday evening in the Baptist Church
Parlors.
special meeting OF the Smithheld
Town Council will be held on "Wednesday,
May 2oth.
When it comes to town officials, pollt c.
al lines should make no difference. Vote
for the best men.
Twenty four names were added to the
jury list at the last meeting Of the Smith
field own Council.
The Providence District, w c T. e..
will hold a public meeting at the i {
Baptist Chur h on Tue e.day, May 10Th.
A very successful dance for the bene6,
of the Greenville Base tall Club was d
on Friday evening at the Gfaniteyil i C
Station.
An entertainment viii be given in The
Parish Hall of st. Thomas Church, Gre,i-
vile on rhursday, May I4th At 7:45
O'Clock by the choir If the Church # he
Redeemer, Providence. be cho vi e
assisted by NJ ssr5 Carl Droz, pianis !;
Joseph Alexander, tenor; Misses Ada
Smith, contralto; Essie Rice, ssprauo.
May Rice and Barbara Angel Weston
readers and an instrumental quaItete,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-08
CENTREDALE.
Try La Lo Animal Spray.

Try La Lo Animal Spray.
j.. Joslin has new auto truck.
Town Clerk Sweet has a new Ford car.
S. Finkelstein was in New York this
week on business,
Roger Williams Lodge held meeting
OH Saturday evening.
The Centredales play the Moose to-mor-
row on the home grounds.
The Allendae base ball team defeated
the Esmonds on Sunday.
Theodore Desantel is the new manager
OF Reilly Brothers pool room.
Alfred Talman, who has been i'll for
several months, is improving.
Plumbing steam heating and tin smith
ing M. III. A. BuIside, Centerdale, X. l.
1t will make you feel better, stronger
and more "gingery" or money back,
Rexall Sarsaparilla Tonic. CHARLES A.
KELLER, Cenlredale, The Rexall Store.
-AdVt.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-08
A Gun of Coffee,

AS matter of fact, the secret
good after dinner coffee Is merely
strength-say a tablespoonful to each
cup. The true test of coffee making
is not after dinner coffee. but the ma
tutinal pot. The French. as a rule.
make eXecrabe cafe au lait, not to
mention their perverted taste for the
bitterness impaired by chicory. The
best coffee I've found (and | make 1t
every morning myself, is in Germany.
Austria the United States and the
South American republics. The secret
of il lies neither in boiling nor per-
collation. (which is the better method
never can he settled. but I'm using lots
Of coffee The average English cook
expects tablespoonful of ground cof-
Zee to produce as much liquid as the
same quantity Of tea.-Brazilian In
Gondon Opinion.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-08

The Mantcn mill is fairly busy with
orders.
A daughter was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Irons.
Miss Katherine Harrell is recovering
from an atteck of typhoid fever.
The Johnston Hose Co. expect TO hold a
May Festival the latter part of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lannon, who were
recently married, are residing on Sack st.
The Minstrel Show last evening was well
patronized. 1t will be given again this
evening.
Valfroid Pothin and family, are Prepar-
ing to remove to Highland Beach for the
summer.
II. c. Calef has plot of land in West
Warwick, which he has recently placed on
the market.
The funeral Of Susan Lanagh was SOL
emnized on Sunday afternoon at the home
of Mrs Birmingham.
Fred Robinson has very fine looking
drug store, now that the improvements
there have been completed.
A regular meeting Of the Manton w. G.
T. U. was held on Monday evening at Mrs.
HOPKINS on Vermont avenue.
"The Social Set" was entertertained on
Monday evening by Miss Alice Northup OF
Woonasquatucket avenue. The winners
of the whist prizes were Mrs. John
McKenna and Miss Hazel Nickerson.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-08
In Providence, nearly everyone buys
their clothing at Barnaby's.
UnabaSi,cd.


Years ago lsilo"c DC Lara used 70
sing his own songs It concerts to his
own accompaniment The most pOpu-
lar of them was The Garden Of
Sleep" Once 50 runs the story MIR.
de Lara was "GarGcu Of Sleeping ut
a private house, and he was immense
ly annoyed by George Moore, who
went on inSistcntly talking after the
song had begun. Mr.. Dc Lara sang "A
few bars and then sprung Indignantly
to his feet.
"Mr. Moore" he said. 81 was singing
the other day before the Prince of
Wales. ani ne spoke. and stopped.
well. my dear chap replied Mr.
Moore calmly. "he survives"
Mr. de Lara had humor enough to
join in the general laugh. London An
swers.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-08
VAS lie Waa All Rinht.

George II. Sims account of forget
ting his own address and having to
look 1t up in the telephone directory
was capped by Il friend Of mine. says
Il writer in the London Sphere. who
told story of n man trying TO tell him
from what he had been suffering. Il
have been very ILL.," he said, with -
with with and could get no fur
ther And then suddenly it came To
him. with loss OF memory. But"
he added. I'm all right now
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-08
GREENVILLE.

Mrs. Abby Arnold is visiting relatives in
Providence.
William Inman is recovering from an
attack Of the measles.
Greenville Grange will hold a May
Basket Social next Tuesday evening.
Plumbing, steam heating, and tin smith
ing M. II. A. Burnside, Centerdale, X. l.
A Nav Basket Social was held last We'd
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-08
nEull Many a Flower

Aunt Lindy had brought around her
three grandchildren for her mistress
TO see, The three little darkies. in call
co smocks. stood squirming in line
while Lindy proudly surveyed them.
what are their names, Lindy| her
mistress asked.
"Dey's name after flowers. ma'am
All name EN-. De bigges' ones name
Gladiola De mex one. she name He'll
utrope"
Those are very pretty" her mis-
tress said. What is the littlest one
nSmpdE"
"She name Arthuticial. ma'am."-
New York Post.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-08
SOUTH FOSTER.

large fire occurred sunday on the fam
owned by Clarence Hopkins over near rhs
line of Gloscester, which destroyed large
amount of cord wood, which was ready r
market.
Levi Newton, an old resident Of lopkin'
Mills, and Veteran of the Civil War
died at his home on Tuesday, after a very
short illness. He was in his 8Ist year
The services were held on Friday, May 9th
at the Union Chapel at Hopkins Mills,
conducted by Rev. Gilbert Cutler of North
Scituate.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-08

Where You Shed Your Shoes Before
Going TO Your Room.

Unere you ~tsu your SnoSS CeIoTe
Going to Your Room.
The entrance To native inns In Ja
pan IL most always rooted vestiDule
with we'll trOdden earthen floor
twenty inches high. forming at once
a seat and the outer extension of the
first floor.
4 scattered line of shoes. sandals and
geta belonging to the guests usually lie
along II. ana at one side Is cupboard
where umbrellas and footgear are de
posted. \ big drop octagon clock OH
the wall. low desk. II hibachi and II
pile OF cushions generally complete
the Office equipment
The Travellers jimrllii customarily de
positS him i'm the vestibule, at the edge
of the platform. beneath the overhang
Of the roof Shouts Of 20 Kyaku san"
honorable visitor apprise the master
and the maids that II guest is arriving
and all hurry forward to receive him,
uttcring cries Of welcome and bowling
glossy black heads TO the floor.
As the traveller sits on the platform
n servant removes his shoes and Others
divest him of his wraps. Shoes are
seldom cleaned. and II they be wet or
muddy they are left untouched. Ha
bitual frequenters of inns often pro
vide themselves with foot coverings to
slip over shoes and thus be able to
wear them to the apartment. Without
them one must don the heeless slip
Ders furnished or go to ones room un-
shod.-Kansus City Times.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-08

The fresh air kid had dscourscd fo
thirty miuntps un the acrohatic won
ders OF the vaudeville stage
Huh. that amt So much" shifted
the farmers son ut last We've got
something in this very barn that viii
turn without moving"
"Hau't upithrr. What H. ltT'
"Milk." Detroit Free Press.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-08
Wise Man.

Rustum You know Miss De Koy
very we'll dout YOU! van swain No.
Rustum Wmit! | thought you wefe
enpurpd tu nrr; Van swain 80 ! am
Judge.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-08
His Finish.

Sqplci-h How mWh money d. yop
think Il mau ought tu accumulate be-
fore he can safely ask girl to marry
mm: Miss Nc,n II depends on the
man. Nr S1ple.-h. lnu will probably
have tu accumulate several millions
Boston Trans, ript.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-08

The favor ~ great men and the
prG'~s uf The world are not much to De
relied vu. Ivuvh i'rvyerbs
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-08-26
THE SICK

Master Jamie Becraft is getting
along nicely.
Little Miss Mary Lawless Gate
wood is somewhat improved this
week.
There is very little change in
the condition of Mrs. Ed. Taul,
who has been quite sick for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. Warren Hatton, who was
dangerously cut by Artie Fitz-
patrick last week is reported to
be getting along nicely.
The many friends of. Mr..
David Howell, who was brought
home from Florida last week, will
be glad to learn that he IS improv-
ing nicely.
Mr.. Gilbert H. Satterwhite is
getting along nicely and will soon
be able to be brought from the
hospital at Lexington. This will
be good news to the young mans
host of friends.
Mrs. M. G. Satterwhite, who
has been at the bedside of her
son C. H. Satterwhite, for the
past ten days has been ill for
several days but her physicians
think that she will be able to re-
turn home the later part of the
week.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-08-26
Krooland. Other vessels in adj.

Krooland. Other vessels in ad
dition have carried large con.
signments. Nearly all this sugar
is taken from the domestic mar.
kets.
The Celtic's manifest, typical
of most ships since the begin ming
of the war includes 1000 tons OF
bacon, hams and lard from
Chicago; 1900 fresh eggs-so-
called-from japan (these eggs
have been held in storage here)
1000 barrels of apples-green
now, but with time to ripen be-
fore they are placed on the mar
ket.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-08-26

this city last week on businss
Mr.. Crawford's headquarters arc
at Louisville.
Mrs. Albert Erdman, of Louis
vile, is visiting relatives in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Reid and
little daughter spent Sunday with
relatives in Richmond.
Mr.. ]. Y. Rogers, J. Sockwell
Samue's and ]. billiard Hazelrigg
have returned from New York
where they made extensive pur-
chases.
Mr.. and Mrs. E R. Little, of
this city, and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Little, of Winchester, have
returned after two weeks mo-
tor trip through Indiana and
Illinois.
Mrs. J. w. Clay, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Caldwell Clay and Miss vi
tu'a Kinsolving have taken a
cottage at Olympian Springs
where they will remain for sew
eral weeks.
Among the visitors for the
week end at Olympian Springs
from this city were Miss Ella
Proctor, Messrs. J. w. Clay, Tom
Greene, Floyd Clay, ]. R. Ma
gowan, G. B. Senff, ]. M. Hoff-
man, c. M. Edwards and Albert
Samuels.
Mrs. G. B. Swango accompan-
led by her niece, Miss Maria
Swango, of Terre Haute, Ind,
are spending the week at
Hazel Green visiting their many
friends and relatives, that being
the old home of Mrs. Swango.
They visited few days with
friends at. Jackson on their way
to Hazel Green.
Mr.. John Carmody, an old Mt.
Sterling boy, was in this city last
week shaking hands with
friends. Mr.. Carmody, since
his graduation at State Univer-
sity, has been all over Central and
South America, where he was
with a machinery man
1facturing firm as mechanical
engineer. H is now located at
Jamestown, Pa.