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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-30
Rules and Regulations Governing the Contest
ARE AS FOLLOWS:

become candidate in this contest work for
testants.
Votes after being voted cannot be transferred to
another. Be sure to know whom you going to !
for before coming the ballot box, the editor
or anyone will positively give any information
the subject The key to the government ballot box
shall be in possession of the awarding committee dur
ing the contest.
For the first 80 days the paper will run 25-vote
coupon which be voted free for any lady contest
ant
Contest to not less than 80 days. CONTEST
WILL CLOSE SEPT. II. The right to postpone
closing is reserved if sufficient should
occur.
Ten days prior to closing contest the judges will
carefully lock seal ballot box and take to the
bank, where the will be in place where voting
be done during business hours and locked in
Vault night until close of contest when the judges
will take charge and count and announce the
young ladies winning in their turn.
The last ten days all voting must be done in a
sealed box at the bank. Il you do not wish anyone
to know whom you voting for, place cash for
subscriptions together with your coupon in a sealed
envelope which will be furnished you and put in
ballot box. This will give everyone fair and square
deal.
CONTEST WILL CLOSE ON SEPT. 18th 1914
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-30

wish to announce to the voters
OF the Fourth Judicial District, my
candidacy. at the coming primaries.
for the Office OF district judge.
was born in Clinton cunty. Iowa,
in 1864.
With my fathers hard earnings
went through college. and finally
graduated in law from the State Uni
yersity at Iowa City. in June 1888,
and practiced law for three years at
Lincoln. Neb
came to Mountainhome in 1891
and have practiced law here ever
since The people have been very
good to me. For a lawyer ! have
made a good living
II not elected, | shall not blame
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-30
TIRES-TUBES

An other sizes. Non-skids 70 per
cent extra. per cent discount II
payment in full accompanies order
and if two are so ordered, shipping
charges will be paid by us. c. o. ID.
on Is per cent of amount of order.
Our output is limited, so we suggest
early ordering. We sell direct only,
giving purchaser the advantage OF all
middlemen's profits.
STRONGTREAD RUBBER co.
Dayton, Ohio.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-30

Governor Haines last week APP
pointed ]. NJ. Thompson OF Caldwell
and w. p. Guthrie. OF Twin Falls.
members OF an Interstate Irrigation
commission provided for at the re-
cent Denver irrigation conference.
This action Of the governor was TAX
en- on the earnest solicitation OF Sec
rotary Franklin X. Lane OF the in
terror department. Writing to the
governor, Secretary Lane calls atten-
tion to the Denver arrangement. He
urges that the Interstate Irrigation
Commission be created at once OF
members from the 16 states repre-
sented at Denver and that the COM
mission so created meet in Helena.
mont, October /, 2. and 3. immedi-
ately preceding the International IT.
rigation congress to be held In Ca
gary Canada. October 8 to 3.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-30
PREMIER
4" Non =PunCture "
Auto Tires
Guaranteed $500 Miles
Service

These tires bear the greatest known
mileage guarantee, yet are sold at a
price even less than tires of ordinary
guarantee. This guarantee covers
punctures, blow-outs and general
wear. Guarantee covers $500 miles
service against everything except
abuse. These tires are intended for
most severe service.
Orders have been received for these
tires for use in United States Govern
mcnt service.
As a SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY
offer, we will allow the following
prices for the next ten days:
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-30

There Is not going to be any lack
vi candidates for the two judgeships
70 De filled in the Fourth Judicial
district at the coming election. Seven
candidates have already fled their
nominations before the primaries.
ihey are as follows: Chas. o. Stack
s'aser, who would succeed himself,
'as' II. Wise, Jas. II. Boutwell,, JOS
epn II. Edgerton. Geo. Herriott, Wes-
10y I. Stafford and Edmund M. Wolf.
.erhaps there may be others, but
'a's Is all we have heard mentioned.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-30

Notice is hereby given that the en-. en-,
tire revenue of the said Village Tor o ,ne
fiscal year ending on May 4'n' 1914
was as follows: 600 or
taxes lakes ord fines l,400. 90
Dated this 23rd day of June, IVA
VIM. A. PETERS,
Attest:
w. 4. DAILY,
(seal) Clerk Pro Tenn
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-30
You're Bilious and Costivc.

Sick headache. bad breath, sour
stomach. furred tongue and indiges-
ton. mean liver and bowels clogged.
Clean up tonight. Get 25c bottle
of DR.. Kings New Life Pills today
and empty the stomach and bowels OF
fermenting gassy foods and waste: a
full bowel movement gives a SATISFIED
thankful feeling-makes you feel
fine. Effective, yet mild. Don't grippe.
csc at your druggists
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for burns
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-30

The progressives OF Twin Falls
county propose to keep their orga-
nization in existence. and according
" will place county ticket in the
field this fall
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-30

my friends because they are not re-
sponsible for my running However,
/ do now urge them. as well as my
acquaintances, and all of the voters
OF the district. TO give me their earn
est support. The twenty-three years
practice in this district should have
given me fair idea of your troubles
and how to handle them.
This year the judges are to be cho-
sen without regard to political belief
or party utilization This is as it
should be- and | shall not discuss
politics.
Trusting l may have your favor
able reply on election day. respect.
fully submit my case.
iadv.l Edmund NJ Wolfe.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-30
ESTIMATE

Estimate of the expenses of the Village
of Jerome, Lincoln County, luano,
for the fiscal year beginning May the
9Th, 1914. r.i
Notice is hereby given that the lol-
lowing is an estimate of the propapie
amount necessary for all purposes to DE
raised in the said Village during the
fiscal wear beginning May the 9th, l9l4:
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-30
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Cuts
Burns. Sores.

Mr. +. S Lopez. Marilla, N. Y.
writes: Il have never had cut, burn,
wound or sore it would not heal"
Get box OF Bucklen's Arnica Salve
today Keep handy at all times for
burns, sores, cuts. wounds. Prevents
lock jaw. 25c at your druggists.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
9lnf Der 6nbrt uad Baltimore ani
eiMem &aggon DcridDicOen.

gluf Der 6aDrt bon @albington
nod Baltimore lit oeiteru 9lobmttog
6rau @uiiic @eil, Die @ottin oeS
Srn. Soiep6 @eil, BON 9}r. Sl1, @eiti
gIort6.9lDennc, IN einen @og9ou ser
Baltimore @oi6in9ton 9lnnopo.
lis electric 9loilmnp" ploBliD pom
SoOe a66eruien morOen Gr. q. Pip
gar bon @leoiouta, W}O, Ser iidl 5il-
naig inter oen %oiiagiercn 6eionO,
BOT ieine 0iilie all. @r tounte ieOod
nr oen 6ereitS ein9etreteuen EoO
Der 6ran conitotiren Coroner Or.
G6om6ers bonn mittleren Giitrift CAB
Ocn Sci6nom irei uno leitete cine
llnterudung Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
lSoIisiit orOman frcidclproden.

@oli5iit gOman weldcr am 3. PHI
quit inn Sample nit Dem 9leger See
Gstep oeuielbeu nit ieiuem 0icult.
&cool0er uieocridoB mo iel6it idwer
ocrlebt wllroe, befinOet iidI>ur 3eit
AMI Dem g9cae Der Seiieruna. Syi eli.
uem inter @oriib OcS GoroncrS Sem-
pei am Wlontag 9lbenO in Ger norO-
weitliden @oli5eiiiatiou o69e6olteneu
@clAporencn.Snqueit wnrOe cr ooH
alcr Sdulo an Der Coohmg oes 9ie,
gers ireigeiproMen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
Hn Gpllniun.

Ser Qnmpfer n@lona Soto" bon
Ser 9tciD.Yort inO Baltimore Erons.
portotions Gompngnie, melder am
@2ontog bon 9lep gorf o6fibr, coll
li0irte al ser aiiitc bon Seem SerieO
nit 0cm Qanpfer uSSeitlonos.1 Der
Icetere 0ompfer lit 10 ihwcr bciAd-
0igt Dab Elm onOerer Sampler 0fns
ieI6en naM 9lcip yort iHleppen
nuBte. Ger ,@}oua Sota~ iit beiite
bier fdaie ino 1T anoe6liA nur ie6r
meni0 beiNd0iat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
llnialle einee Gaaes.
Grfronfte nn0 Oerlebte
lih.

Grfronfte nnO 0erlebtc
lid.
Ginen &rdmpie-9lniall crlitt gelterl
9}ocGnlittog Die 80 Sabre olte Scn-
nic Sent, BON 9Ir. 1901 Sairulonrt.
9lpcmc, an ser Ode bon Soaioog.
imO uetic.StroBc. 9lls iie sur
Groe iie(, crliit tie GerIeblngeu an
aopfe. Gie Yoli5eiom6ulon5 Oes
mittlereu Giiirifts lprrOe 6erbeigeru-
len ieOod in3piiGcn criAieu scr
Wattc Der @aiicntin, 6err SouorO
Sent, melder ooiiir ior0tc, OaB ieine
Srou nod Noric ae6raHt mlrOe.
9luto collioirt nit @oGcn.
Sin 9Sogcn OeS Games aing, ser
bon @iQion Stemart pon 9Ir. 1925,
SiiO-G6orleS StroBe, gclenft lulrOe,
co(ioirte geitern nit Gem 9lntonlo6il
oeS Gr. 3. g4olL BON 9ir. 113. @eit.
6ronfliu StraBe. @liidliGcrpeiie
wurOen Die S5niolieu Der beiOcu @e.
fd6rtc n1t perIebt 9lur 0ioteriol-
ic6a0en pltrOe angerihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
0nrar Gtnhtncninfeitcn

Stootslenotor SSreo. gt. 8iblmon
mill ais rcpublifoniiher gonereB.
GanOioot I'M ichsteu 0iitrift loufen.
Scin ocmofrotiiher @egner miro
Ger glhfb. Dopio 8. 2elpis BON
Cumberland fem melter iid eincn
9Iomen ais Der tiihtigite Sertreter
I'M GongreB erpor6en bat.
SiiIfs Staotsfcucrmariholl Sobn
S8. 5auoiS liest in ieiner SSoD
nrng 5u 8eloir Sorforo. Gontp,
idmer frout oornicoer. gr Ieioet an
@oIIenitcinen mo miB iid pobr.
i@einlid operiren lnIien.
E6omos gS. @oloberg will IN gfr
3t07. 9ScIt 9(orit 9(pcnle cil
Observation-Disclosures errit6icn Ioiien
Gas @ebdl0e miro $4,000 foiten
StroBen6obnongeiteatc bebouptcu
ooB bel oieien idlIebten 8eiten Siie
mono an einen g(iSitano ser Con
oltfteire un0 Nlotormdnner oenfer
fomc.
@err gSnl. 2eDenmoll bon gtr. sos
9isqltit6 StroBe. rcttete in 9ltIot
lie Gito Gin @ldoMen Sri. Souii
Smitb BON glelp Dorf, pom ertriu
ZEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
GdlnNrncrinhflnne.

SIN Common @lens @eriHt Bot
gSm. 9. @}untif ourdb sic 9(nu1lic
@ialon & grooD cine alaee Inn
$4,000 oc9cn sic StroBeubabn-
NeiclIic6oit cinreiGcn Ioiicn. SSn Der
aIooeiNrift miro onoeaebcn, Dab Der
9 SATIRE olte Sobn Oes &ldeers an
20. syitni an Ger Gde bon Gloremonti
Slpcnuc unO z. StraBe in SigblonO.
topn BON cinem @oegon Der Ser.
tloetcn ii6eriobren iino get0otei
nir0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
Syit einoe3Ogcm iuOrOcn.

Ser 966mc Soicp6 aoron Der i'm
Syuli nit ieiner 5omilie bon @olti-
more noh 9o6mcn 5uriidging, i'm
oas @ciibt6un ieineS Goters 0u be-
ar6citcn lit. lpie iclne 6rml gclbrie.
ben Bot, gum oftiOea 9ienit in Der
6itcrreidiihen glrmee einge3ogen
worocn Die 2eute wobntcn bier in
glr. 1902. @roOicr0-StroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
Nn6en Sen G6aMffemr aeinnOcn.

Der @iilfs 9llitomobil GonnlIls
Jar 8. 80. Gi6iou bat ermitteIt. ooB
oos g(utonobiI ooS bei 9eloir nit
ic9s Eerioneu rmitiir8tc, bon Dem
G6oaifcltr Gomaro g. 9ielns, Ger.
2lO0, @lount NolIu StroBe, &C.
lcnft ipur6e. Sin olloerer DER bier
@}Gnuer nn0 5lpei 6ranen in Dem
9(utomobil mar gSm. Sorgeont bon
@lolmt 99oi6inaton. Gin @erbor
miro beute itottfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19

Syn Der 9l0bc bon Gor6ett in 9ol.
timorc GountD fonO gcitern Die Se.
croigung oeS 0errl &etcr Sinb itott.
Socrr Sinb, ser i'm Sitter BON 6S Sab.
ren IonO unO unoerbeirotbet mar,
wurOe on Sonntog BON einem nit
thenOen 8ulIen I'M 8el0e geto0tet,
che ibm Semnio 5u Siilie fommen
fontte. 9luBcr elmer Shpelter IN
g}ew yorf biuterIGBt CT 8luei 9rii.
Der, 0ie Scrren George mo 9lOan
Sinb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
annbc ppn glntp idllimm ucrIcht.

9ei'm lleberidreiten Oes 8a6rwc-
ges an Der @de Ser Dorf 9iooO lmo
%. StraBc wlrOe aeitcrn Der 9-id5-
rigc 9}ot6oniel 9orneit bon glr.
1917 9leeic-StroBc, BON eiuen PHI
tonobil aetroiieu mo 5ur Seite &c.
Ihlcuoert. Oa6ei brad Der &na6c
Oas linfc Scii an Orci pcridieoeueu
Steaeu Qilouig ". Soiimann Der
@igent6iiner ocS araftwagens, mel.
der an Der Gdc Don Safe- imO Bel
lona-9luenue iuobnt, 6rahte Oen &na.
ben nab Dem Fl. 9ufas-SoipitaI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
3uci 9SicnicS in ,,Ojrie6's Iarf".

@eitern farO in ,@rieb's @orf~ an
Der 9eloir-9looO oas 9Sicnic Der @e.
meinOe Der fatboliihen Ct. Sincent.
Stride oil Der 9(oro.Sront-StroBe
iiait, bel Dem iiber 1000 @cmeinoe-
@litglieOer, Oarlmter Oiele ebemoligc
9lnge60rige Der &irdengemeiuid1aft,
bis in Die ipdteu 9l6enointuoen in
ir06li@itcr Stinlmung beiionmca
blie6eu.
@ellte miro ebeniaus IN o@rieb's
@orf~ ons %icnic Der @enieinoe Der
IA III. 9Iotb6elier" Stride neranital.
tct, 81 Dem unionareihe Sorberei-
fungen getroiien iinO, Die oos Set
81 einen OenfpiirOigen GreigniB 5li
geiialten oeripre1en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19

llnter Der glnihulOigung, eincm
qeluiIien gsoltcr &irf, mobreno Ser
lcl6c oif ser Ereppe ciues Saiies
GIL ser %oppIeton- nobc 2omboro-
estroBc, cinoeidloicn mar, ole Ea-
iMen oisgeroubt 5u boben wnroe
acItcru scr 80 Sabre oltc Olegcr
SuliuS Goneu, Der oIs feline 9loreIie
oen Union @iiterbobnbof onga6, IN
Ger peitli6en &pli5eiitotion bon
Ni6ter @oloen Dem @erihtsberfab-
rcn il6crpieieu. @}e6rcrc @erioncn
molten i'm bel Scr &criibuug ser
Sbat i6erroiAt bo6cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
@efSrOernna.

@err George s. 6cnbo0en, cil
sobn ocs friiberen StoOt-Gontro'
lcurs GborIes 9. Genbagen Der felt
1910 in 0cu 0ieniten Scr @bilippi-
ucn Gonmiiiion iiebt lit auu glr'
c1itcficn ocr Gommiiiion nit ciueul
sSo6rcSqcbolt non $4,000 bef0rOcrt
iuor0eil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19

raO Noocn6eu0er. Die &ortcn lan0tc
Serr @ooeu6cnoer wabribeinliG Dor
2hl9brnd) 0cs ®ca ob oenn CT
t6eilte nit. CAB or berrli1c Shm0cn
auf g&il6elms006c mo IN @larburg
perle6t Bat. Sir Ocu Siilfsfou0 Ger.
mlmoeier oeutiAer lmo 5itcrreidi-
ider 5oloatcn mo9te ser &crein cine
&crpilliglmg
e 9olio NfGnuer6or"
SSn @oBniiaer's Sauc, 9Ir. TAI,
g}orO Central -glueuue, Gielt geitern
Der ,E6alio.NPdnncr6or4 ieinc rcael-
m1Bige SiuaihinOe lultcr Scitung
iciucs 0irigeuteu Is. SS. 9hutter 40,
in Der 5ur Sterncn6ouner Seier
ne6rcre G0orlieOer einNcii6t wWoen.
Sn Der naHfolaen0en @eiNGitSiibung
iiiGrtc 9Sr1iiocut So6n Stod ocu Dor.
iiB un0 SefrctGr G. Sinmcl6e6cr
oas &rotofoa 3ul u9iot6e &reu5~-
6ono wurOe Elm oorldllfiger 9etrog
BON $50 aus ser 9ercinS-@oiie 6emil.
ligt mo bci1lolicn, cine Siiie iiir Oic
N}itglicoer inO SreunOe OcS &creinS
iiir lueitcre Gin5eic6nungen aufliegcn
5u loiien. &err Seon6or0 NloBmilIcr
iiigte 5u Dem Seitro9 oeS &ereiuS
meitcrc s. binju. Gie eingelollienen
@iulaOurgeu oes u6ro6iims" mO
Der oNlelo0ie" wurOen angenommen
inO 5u Dem uGeutidcn Eog" wuroe
Oos aus uoc5le6cnOeu Serren 5u-
ionmen0eebte 6iinier Gomte er-
nannt So6n @}ut5 tSronf gSieB.
ncr Greo. 99nltcr @. Sinlmel6eber
mo &arl 6idcrt
nNarmonie."
Cie Sunne BON $75 fir Den
SouO sur llntcritiibung Der i'm ellro'
pdii1eu ®e oeripim0cten Soloo-
len, ionic ser gSittpeu uno 8aiien
geiauener &rieger bei5uiicieru wur-
oc in Der aciiri0en auBcrorOcntlib
ait Notwithstanding Der uSor-
monte 6eihloiien. Ter 65. Sc
buristag oes poiiiUen &dtglieoes Or.
&ua bon Gullenegg SAB @eIegenbeit
81 einer iro6lihen unO gemit6liden
Seier. 9ln 26. 9(uguit miro Die
nSornonie4 nit Dem Qampier
Greenland ciucn 9(iSihg no1
Gbciopeate 9cat Ocranitaltcn fir
wcl6e bic notbigen @or6creitrngeH
6creits OoQeuoet iinO. 9Srdiioeut e.
Stidtcnot1 iii6rte Oen &oriib, Sefre-
tar 9onifo3iuS 9Sioertic6 Oos @roto-
foQ.
@ermnnio Eurn &ercin.
Ser ,@ermanio-Sltrn-&erein4 6ielt
geiiern 9l6eno in ieincnl Gh66alie
an Der 9toro @og StraBe, na6e
9}ort6-9luenue cine GoritonoSiitung
ob, in Der Sprefcr SenrD Soffcr6ert
Ocn Goriie mo Setretdr $. Souer
Oas %rotofoll fii6rte. Die @iuloom
gen,DeS &GreipS ulSroDiuln~ rm0 0eS
oGannitottcr Golfsfeft.&ereinS~ wlr-
sen ougenommen mo ouf cine 3u-
ic6riit OeS nllnub6dngigen giirger
@crein94 BIN beibloiien ben &crch
5ur 6cicr Oes uGciitiden Cages" oil.
junelOen.
n@ereinigte Sdnger
Seute 9l6enO bolten Die oGereinig
ten Sanger Don Baltimore luie an
onocrcr SteQe OeS 9lattes ouoejc9t
pirO, inn 4ea6oOg-SuItitut eineSmg.
prose fiir Oie Sternen6onner 6eier
ob
glrbcitcr &runfen I'm.
ter tiibungSOerein.
SSn @oOeuiteiner's Sallc an Der
GIt SoDcttc StroBe biclt geitern
glbeno Der o9lrbeiter aronfen-
llnteritiibiugsperein bon SIT 9ol'
timore" feline regelmGBigc Ser.
icnmInng, in melder $25 fir ben
oeuti6en @iilisfonO Oerwunoeter
ocuti1er SoIooten oeripilligt wur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
9lmf Ocm S9eimiucee.

Serr Gbarles G0berg lmO 6ron
ncn 9lr. 21t3, @omewooO .9lOcuue,
iino am Somitog ouf oeut 0ampier
,St. Souis" bon 2ipcrpool na6
9lclu Yorf abgcreilt. 0as &oor
rciic am s. Suli olf oem 0ompfer
,W1oin" naM Bremen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
8o6rc bon glcucm ousaci4ric6cn

Sabre bon glcucm uisoeidriebcn
weroca.
9(uS 0em Contingent Son0 Der
9uOgetbcborOc wur0cn iiir Oas @c.
iuuo9cits Qcportcmcnt $1,000 fir
oic 9cicitigung BON @cmcini6aocn
ocrpilligt.
9tnSfeIInn0 Don @ouer-
IuubniBi bcincn fir
Q c6autribinen.
Scute gtobmittog I'M 1 llbr miro
sic 9uOgct6cD0rOc cine 0ffcntIidbe
Sibunq o6boltcn, nm Oic 6roge ser
3lr @rri6tllug BON Sdoutribiincu
onldBlic6 Der Stcrnenbonncrfeicr 5lt
rcgeIn. Su Oicicr Siblm0 miro gu
olcid1 feitacicbt wcrocuL ob Die @c.
bii6ren fir Die 9tuSitcIlimg iol@er
CrloubniBideinc Der Stootfoiic oocr
Der Stcrnen6anncrfoiic oufIicBcn
iollcu.
@ c I'M . ! eits a mt \ an D c It
initruftionSmi0rig.
W}oDor &reiton braDtc gcitcrn eli
nc 3npi0er6on0lun9 Scr @ciunO.
Geits6caultcu 0egcn SynItruftioncm
ucl6e in @er6nioung nit Der Gin.
ridtmg Scr ncucn Guortiere Oes
@ciunO6citsuntcS i'm oltcn polp-
tedniiAcn Snitihit ert6ciIt poroeu
moren 5ur &cnntniB Ger 9u09etbc-
b0roe. Ser MdDor io9te sSb m0dte
Oie Niitglic0cr Scr 9cb0r0c oorduf
arfinerfiom mo6cn Dob ic9 0aS @er
linobeitS 0epartemeut in1trirt
hottc, Die Yurentr OcS @eiun0bcitS
Gonuliii6rs uuO oes SiiIfs Som
miiiGrs sur 9cquenllit6fcit ocs 9Su6t
lifms inn eriten Stodpcrf cin5urih
ten. SD babe mn ober eriubren, Dab
0icie @urcour I'M 5pciten Stodipcrf
ctoblirt miroen moour6 cs fir
9Scrionen meI6e Oie Gommiiidrc 81
ipreden ipiiniheh n0tbig oemorOcn
i'll, iiA 0cs GleOotorS 81 bcoicnen.
GetOrotion ser 5. Regi-
nlentS Sale.
Gas Sterucu6onner @onlitc bat
oeiiern Oen Gonhdft fir Die Gefora-
tion Der 5. 9legincuts.@oqe, in uel.
der ser arobc Nlilitdr-9aa o6ge6ol
ten pcr0el mirO, an bic s. S. Softer
Gompoguie bon 9}elp-Dorf Oer0e6cn
Ger 9aQ mirO eiuc ser Wlon5nuni-
nern Oes 6oitprograninles 6iIOen
Ger @orlibcr oes 9aQ-Gomites iii
General y. @iuslom @iQioms. IS
miro ouaeNcbcn OoB Die Decoration
Der 9oiicn6nae sic ihoniie perOen
miro, wcIhc ic in Baltimore geie6en
lpurOe. Die &oiter.Gompogiiie bat
sic gluSiiehtngs-@e6dlloe Der G6i-
coao @cItouSiteQung Oeforirt unO
0cs Scitereu Die 0etorotiouen iiir
@r1liOcntcn Snoigurotioucn geIie-
iert. Sir pie Shnliiding Der @oi
fcn9uQe iperoen phpa $4,000 peranss
0u6t nerOel
Wtc9(0oo occeptirt GinIo-
Dung.
SefrctGr &o6ert &. See bonn Ster-
ucn6onner-Gomite er6ielt Geiicrn ei.
ncu @rief bon SMobonts-Sefrctdr
gGiQiom g. Wlc9lOoo, in melHcm Ser
iclGc oic i6n ofierirtc Grncnnin0
ols G6rcnmitolieO Der Stcrucn6an-
ner-Gommiiiiou acceptirt.
SeefnOetten nj adj en- nit.
9lus 9(unnpolis purOe geitern be-
ribtct OoB Oie S6lodtidiiic u@lii-
iouri", y@loine~ nnO nSainois", mel
c)c OoS Sommcrii6ungS @eidwo0cr
ser Secfooetten bil0ct 8lr Stcrucu.
bolinerieier nod Baltimore beoroert
urrOen unO 0aB OoS Battalion Der
Dicrtcn aloiie SeefoOetten an Der
0p;f;40r 0soroNn 1hpi(nphntpn n1irO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19

@nriS, IS. 9luguit Cine &c.
peidc an Ocu yiSigaro" BON @riiiiel
bcia0t, OoB oie Sdladt i'm g3oroen
iih 81 @lniten ser 9eli0cr 5u luen-
Ncn 6cginne 9lad 9lngobe ocS bcl.
giihcn 4riegSmitiiters ba6eu oie
belgiideu Sruppcu Der SiiopGrtS-
@cuegung Oreier 9lrmeecorps Der bel
Sittic6 ite6enOeu oeiltiheu 9lrncc
Gin6alt ge6oten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19

Sic 9uogctbcboroc beidloE, Oie
sn9ebotc ouf ocn Goutroft fir Oie
neutrality-suspicious. beim neuet
pol9tctniiAcn SSnititut 5uriid6lwci.
ZEN. 0os nieorieitc 9lngebot betutg
Nber $1,000, fiir ocn 3ipcd iino
oocr mtr chua $1,000 por6ouoen.
Ser Gontratt miro MN I'M no6lte1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-04

Pasteurized cream a speciality. Hotel, grocers.
and ice cream trade solicited. ]. G. Trumbuli
Co., Montpelier, Vt. Write or call sew,
Montpelier exchange
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-04
A TONIC FOR THE NERVES

Nervous people who have not yet de-
welcomed disease that can be recognized
and treated by the medical profession
have the greatest trouble in finding re-
lief. Irritation, headache, sleeplessness,
nervous dyspepsia, all these discomfortc
make life miserable but are endured
rather than run doctors bill without
definite hope of recovery
Every such sufferer should know the
danger of such a condition of the ner-
vous system. Nervous debility and even
paralysis may easily result If the tone Of
the nerves is not restored.
The one big fact that brings hope and
relief is that the nerves can be restored
by building up the blood. 1t cannot be
too often repeated that only through the
blood can nourishment and medicine
reach the nerves. DR., Williams Pink
Pills make the blood rich and red and
quickly restore vitality and energy to a
weak nervous system. A nervous per-
son who gives these pills trial is almost
certain to see good results and, what is
more. the benefit will be la.ting because
the trouble is attacked at its root. Thin
blood makes weak nerves. Building up
the blood restores the nerve force.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-04
Publication of the Felon Immigrant.

1t is estimated that between 1850 and
IlTT0 twenty thousand British convicts
were exported to Maryland alone, SO
that even the schoolmasters there were
mostly of this stripe. The colonies bit
terly resented such cargoes, but their
self-protectiye measures were regularly
disallowed by the home government.
American scholars are coming to accept
the British estimate that about $4,000
convicts were marketed on this side.
1t is astonishing how quickly this
yellow streak" in the population faded
No doubt the worst felons were prompt
ly hanged, so that those transported
were such as excited the compassion Of
the court in an age that recognized
nearly three hundred capital offenses,
Then, too, the bulk were probably the
unfortunate, or the victims of bad sur
roundings. rather than born malefactors.
Under the regenerative stimulus Of OPP
portunity many persons reformed and
became good citizens.-By Prof. f. A.
Ross in March Century.