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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10
THE REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

Entirely unsolicited and, indeed some
what against the wishes of the man hon
ored, the Republican nomination for gov
ernor of Vermont has fallen to Charles
w. Gates of Franklin, who for 10 years
has been at the head of the state high
way department. In spite of his pro-
tests that he was not a candidate for
the nomination, clear majority OF the
delegates to the state convention at
Montpelier on Wednesday took it upon
themselves to call him as the chief stand
ard bearer of the party; and had the
contest gone beyond the second ballot
there is little doubt that the Gates vote
would have assumed much greater pro-
portions than on the record ballot which
vote in itself was gain of nearly 100
over the first ballot-snd that in con-
vention OF less than 500 delegates. So
markedly strong was the sentiment In
favor of Gates that nothing could stop
II. not even the actual Encouragement
which must have fallen upon some be-
cause of the passive attitude of the man.
The feeling permeated the entire party
that there was man who combined
the necessity qualifications of candf-
date in most trying year and il was
the win of that party to draft that man
for its nominee for governor.
That action having been taken. il was
not within human province for Charles
W. Gates TO say nay to the call of the
rank and file of the people of Vermont.
So he accepted. He accepted not with
a feeling Of exultation over a personal
triumph but with sense of the respon-
sibility which was thus placed upon him
bv his fellow-citizens. With that sense
of responsibility he win 90 before the
voters of Vermont AZ the forthcoming
election. when It shall be determined
whether he Is to be the states chief ex.
ecutive for the ensuing two years. In
Mr.. Gates is candidate upon whom on
members Of the Republican party can
consistently unite; and in hin. too. the
members Of other parties viii be able
"a find candidate for whom they can
cast their votes with the conviction Of.
duty well done. Mr.. Gates i one Of the
plain people Of the state. sturdy Yer
rnonter through and through. q man o.
integrity, in the prime Of mental and
physical viEor. q skilled administrative
of sHsirs. q tired servant q THE people.
taetful. yet firm, = nan q high ideals
ard Of persistent sdhsrsnce % that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10

Nelson D. Phelps of Barre retires from
the Republican state committee after SIX
years of faithful service in behalf OF
the party, the latter part of which he
acted as chairman, having accepted the
position on the stipulation that he
should be relieved of the duties at this
time. The party is fortunate in the Sc
lection of his successor, as ]. Ward Carv-
er is actively interested in the progress
of the partys affairs and will bring to
the position a considerable amount OF
enthusiasm. Likewise the Republican
party of the second congressional dis
trict is fortunate in the choice of Frank
G.. Rowland of Barre to be Washing
ton county member of the district COM
mittee, as Mr.. Rowland has had con
siderable experience in the councils OF
the party and viii be able to assist the
committee materially in the conduct OF
its work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10
F. II. Rogers & Co.

which he considers to be the right course.
1t would not be given him to furnish
the state what might be termed brit.
liant administration, but rather thor
ough-going service in which he would
enlist all his energies to the best good
of the commonwealth from start to An
ish
The second position on the ticket is
held by one of Vermont's best known
men of the middle generation, true
blue Vermonter, a lawyer of marked
ability and citizen thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with state affairs and with the du-
ties which fall to the lot of the lieuten
ant governor-Hale X. Darling of Chel-
sea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10

Mayor Curley Of Boston made himself
ridiculous by walking out on the base
ball field in Boston recently and de-
manding of the umpire and then OF the
police to remove New York player
who was making faces at the Bostonese,
Ruler of the Boston city hall, perhaps,
Curley is not king of the diamond, not
by long shot. Possibly he knows IT
now.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10
BIpLANE WAS BROKEN.
Curtailing Attractions at the Northfield
Fair--Good Races Yesterday.

Mortified, Sept. lo.--Cold weather
kept down the attendance to-day on the
closing day of the Dog River Valley fair,
and the attractions were somewhat cur
tailed by an accident TO George Gray's
biplane yesterday, when the machine
came down on one wing after fight
at noon, putting the thing out OF com
mission.
The horse races yesterday were very
good and resulted as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10

fans or falls for lack Of ready money
uron the death OF its main reliance.
Ready money made certain under bus
iness policies" payable to one partner or
several partners or the firm itself. Ma
tioral Life ms. Co, Of VI. iNutual.l
:. :. Ballard. general agent. Lawrence
building. Montpelier Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10
GRANITEvILLE.

Regular meeting of Loyal Green Noun
tain lodge. No. 1897, !. o. o. F.. VI. L.,
will be held on Friday evening, Sept. IL.
at 6 o'clock. All members are requested
TO be present. Per order \. G.
A son. William Gregory. was born on
sent. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Dono-
hue
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10
TALK OF THE TOWN


f8Cf F"Vi to TT -
II YOU want to save money now is the
time. Buy your wood from A. Iomssi'
All kinds OF nice dry wood. Phone
INV or 307-24.
Fred Wittemore OF Burlington, who
was recently appointed deputy collector
of internal revenue for this district, was
visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Blanche L. Spaulding, teacher of
piano and harmony, is ready to resume
her classes and receive new pupils. Tel
1872.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10
DOMESTIC NURSING

A good. respectable, middls-aged Amer
lean woman with eight years expert
encs and best Of references wishes posi-
tiou as domestic nurse Apply At sis
Mount street. Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10

Dillingham; had great many friends
in the convention. In fact, they were
almost all friends there. Needless to
say. however, there are Others in Yer
mont who while feeling well disposed to
vermont's senior senator are not likely
to be his supporters at the polls. In his
case the contest is really only begun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10

Under Montpelier, W.T. dateline OF
Sept. 8, the New York Globe announces
that the towns of Flushing, Harlingen,
Texil, Terschelling and Hellevoetluis are
in a state of siege. They may be in
state of siege but they are not in the
state of vermont-not by the latest
geography.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10
FAST AUDoBoNS WIN.
Sherman Horse Won the 1850 and Doro-
thy the 2:17 at Rutland.

Sherman Horse Won the 1850 and Doro-
thy the 2:17 at Rutland.
Rutland, Sept. l0.-Overcoat weather
again cur down the attendance at the
Rutland fair yesterday and marred what
should have been one of the biggest days
of the five. Aviator Baxter Adams OF
Hammondsport, N. Y, made fight OF
over three quarters of an hour in his BIZ
plane. ascending 5000 feet in high wind
and making daring dips. King Kelley
in parachute drops from height of
$500 feet and Prof. Won Meyers cap
tive balloon completed the aviation fea-
ture. The horse show opened yesterday
to last three afternoons. There are 30
exhibitors showing ia horses. COL w.
j. Nicholson, Capt. J. NJ. Burroughs and
Lieuts. Brett, Andres, Nelson and Duval
are here from Fort Ethan Allen with
seven cavalry horses to compete. Nor
witch university has entered six horses.
The riders are Sergt. T. p. MeGovern,
e. S. A.. Capt. Frank Whitaker, and
Lieuts. Creed. Miller and Beers.
There were three horse races yester-
day. Summaries;
2:30 Trot
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10

The easiest time for
the boy to acquire
knowledge is between
the ages of IA and q,
but application, concen-
tration, study, is hard
for some at any age.
Make the school life as
pleasant as possible.
Here are school suits
that add to the joy of
living. Good looking,
self respecting suits
that increase the conf
dence of the wearer, and
confidence is half the
game.
Norfolk suits in the
new patterns at So to
$3.50. Raincoats, So to
$40.
For the little ones, all
the novelties fashion
able for fall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10

The u. S. weather bureau promises
seasoned" weather for the middle OF
the present week, but it has turned out
to be case of misplaced confidence all
around. So lay it to the dog
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10

There was no cut-anddried program
at the Republican state convention. The
program was made up as they went
along.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10
wEBSTERvILLE.

Regular meeting of Loyal Green Noun
tain lodge, No. 1897, /. o. o. r., NJ. y"
viii be held on Friday evening, sept II.
AT o'clock. All members are requested
to be present. Per order y. g.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10

For the good of Lyndonville, as well
as other places, we hope the Boston 4
Maine will get back on its financial
wheels very soon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10
Benefit Dance

Saturday. sept. % At the Clan Gordon
haU fwhere stonecutters hold meetings
q group Of friends have prepared 70 hold
: dance for the benefit 81 John Giovsn-
eli Who has been sick for loug period
81 time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10

If those Russians are in northern
France we should be hearing from them
ere long.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10

Secretary of State Bailey and state
Auditor Graham didn't run yesterday
they didn't have to.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10


Henry Jacobs BIS tSeavey1 ? ! ] |
Puzzle re- tJerdl .....,......,
Black Beauty blkm Henry -. 4 3 3 .
Dandy Boy chg tNelson) .... 3 = 4 4
Time--i;l7, l:l4, l:l6, I'LL thalf
milel.
2:26 Trot, 2.30 Pace.
Wendell s. chg tPagel ..,...,... !
Riley A. chs adams ........... Z
DR.. Scudder BIN tMcLoud) ...... 8 3 ;
Matte Wilkes BIN (Seayeyl ..,.. : 4
Sarah A. BIN tSeayeyl ......... > 3
Mike Fl. blkm (McIntyrel ...,. 9
Time ;24ha 2:25A, 2:241a.
2.l4 Trot, 2:ls Pace.
Pointer Patchen chg (0Clairl =. ! ] ]
Halcander BIS tWaldol .......... ~
Charles H. gg tSeareyl ......,.. 3 3 :
KITTY B. BIN Brown ..,......,. 8
Time-2:22, 2;24, 2:25.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10

Auto Livery-If you want TO 60 on a
Joy ride or business trip, call on Paul
Pierson. 30 Patterson street VIII go
day or night. No job too big or too
small. Tel. 326-ll.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10
Montpelier Band Concert Program.

The following is the program for the
concert to be given by the Montpelier
Military band at its State street stand
Friday evening AZ 5 o'clock;
Narch-eStars and Stripes Forever
-.-.-----+- -.s--- $1,000 !.
Overture" ahucadnossor' ...... Verdi
Waits esche Geister ....-.. strauss
song and dsnce-@Maid Of the Mist
- Edna Cary
Selection-"The Lady Of the slipper
Herbert
Introduction and bridal chorus from
81 sh,-srir- ........ Wagner
songs from the sunny south lsenman
Fiusle-@Sheridan Sahers" ...- 81. Clair
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10

We Clean, Press and Repair Clothing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10

IBeTINI .s-1sss-.-'-'-'-s- = "
Maud r. BIN by Island Wilkes
lSlaytoni .........,
Time-2:2s, 2:27A, 2'27A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
epnnennni. nnS llnlcraann.
Nna Mrttrr.

,5iir Dlarplono uno oen Diitrift
Columbia beute uHO morgen flar
uno iteigeHoe Iemperntlr; leiHte
berduoerlide @iuOe.
gIuf oos Sdneegeitober am Olitt-
nod iolgte geitern fuieOer prdhtiger
Sonnenidein. Die 6o6ite Iempe.
ratur am eeitrieen Gage betrug 80
@rao Inn 3 ll6r gln6mittags uno Die
nieorigite % @roo i'm S llbr Mors
aeuS.
,Sn oen ii6rigen @etter 9eo6ad.
tungs Stationen oes SonOes mar
oie nieorigiie Iemperotur pie folgt:
gItlantic Gitp 20, 9ismord 90 go.
iion 20. Buffalo s, Gborleiton "A,
Chicago "a, GleoelonO H. Corpus
G6riIti 40, Tcnper 30, Detroit 20,
Tullt6 IS, @oitport 12, @olpeitou
Al, @rcen gap 20, Sotteras 3S,SoOre
36. Sclena 2s, SadionOiae So, aons
ias Gitp 2S, anorpiac 30, 9ouispiae
20, W1arquette ts, Nlenpbis 30,
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16, Ofla6omo %, @itts6urg6 y,
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"a, scranton 10, S6reDeport 3D.,
5potanc "a, 1ampa 60, @aibiugtou
20. Minnipea IA.
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partements ionOten geitern cinen pei-
teren 8latternfronfen, ben g}eger s.
@aOe BON gfr. 4t5, @eit-Berrpitr.,
pelher in Dem Sarie g}r. t6, @eit-
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Guarantduc- Station, poranf ioiort
in jener gtdb6ariboft Snpfmgen
porgenonlmen puroen.
glud] in galtimores@ountp mar ge-
tern ein neiier 9lotternfoQ 5n Der.
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Smit6 bon SunuD6roof. Smit6 lit
Der gruoer pon @iQiam Smith, mcI.
der Dor etliden Gagen in Sopion
ebenfauS oil ben 9lotteru erfroufte.
y flaiterune 0eS @rbo-
lungspiers.
S9afen-Sngenielr 2adep eriucbt all
anoerer STEELE Oes ,,GeutI6en @orre-
iponoenten" I'M 9lngebote fir oie 9ls-
pbnltpfloiterilng Oes Grbolungspiers
al Der G6omesitr., 5tpii6en 8roaO-
wop uuo glnu.StroBe. Die 9lngebotc
limo bis Glittpod, Oen 25. OlGr5,
@ormittaes II llbr, I'M Bureau oes
StaotregiitratorS eil5ureiden unO All
Ole Gontraft-9eborOe 5u ooreiiiren.
6 @r0 ffnung Der g8urmid 8.
gloeuiIe.
0ie StroBenorr1bru6s Commit
fare MAIDEN al onOerer Steae be-
fannt, ooB iie Die Site Der Gnti6Goi-
9unsen, llnfoiten uno Mertberbobun-
gen in @erbinolng nit Der Croft
mng ser @orpid. 9lpeuue bon Ger
9ioroieite Ger 9altimore-StraBe bis
sur Siioieite Der Goniouoion.9lpenue
fertiggeiteat 6aben, bon peI1cn in
ibrem Bureau Ginii9t genommcn
tUcroen fam. Die Gommiiidre mer-
Den ii6 an 6reitog, ocn 20. Mdr3,
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Bureau DerioHneIu, Inn epentliclle
&ebiiionen por3lmebmen ilno- Eroteite
entgegen5iinebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
$34oo

,,Tic 8erantiuortltng Der Staot III
Ser Sono6abina uon oniiedenoeit
arunfbeiten" bilOete oos 3bemo in
ocr qeitrigeu Sigung Der @eiunO.
beits.Gonicreu5 ser meoi3miiben iinO
diirilrgil6cn 6nfultot in Der SSler-
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mar Or @eorge g. @oIer eilt 6er-
porroaenoer @cIinobeitsbcanlter BON
Rodeiter, gt..D., iuclher bemertens.
iuertbc Rcfornen in Der gliIhuer.
iorarna Der Staot 9todeiter eitge.
fiibrt 6ot Ten Goriis III Der @er-
iannnlnna fiibrtc Or. @illioni $.
Meld, uno al oen 0iSfrliiionen nab
lnen ne6en 1r Golcr Dr. @intbrop
2initb, Der superintendent oeS
syo6us Soptins.SoipitalS, iuo sri
Wloru Gent pom itGotiihen @eliIllo-
belts Departcneut 9beil. Or. Smith
III WlitgIieo oes GoniiteS. iueldeS poll
ser Baltimore meoi5inii6cn @cicu'
ihoit 5ur ltnteriIdnng oer Serbnlf-
niIie in 5pOen6am.Soipitol oiitge'
itellf luur0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
g0il nidlt ne6ettelt ln6en.

9llfreO Sart BON 9lr. 1919, @ong6,
StroBc, wclber 0littuod pesen ge-
wobnbeitsmGBigen Settelns oilr9 Die
9Soli5eifrou @Ii5abet6 6ober berbaitet
poroeu mar bate iib aeitern Oieier-
pcgen in Ser niittleren 8oli5eiltotioll
Dor 9oli5eimagiitrat @oloen ju Oer-
unttportcu. 0a or eutidieoen ab-
itritt, gebettelt gil boben, lpuroc lcilI
9er6or lis ouf 6eute 9todmittoe Der.
idobeiL nm Der sEoli5eiiraii Sobcr
Geleseubeit 5li seben, Die ben0tbiQteli
Scngeu 5ur Stcle slI bringen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
,SutereiIanter 9SOrtrae.

Seuie 9IbenO nm s llbr finOct IN
ber 9lbrnbnni 9incolnsShule gir. Sc,
Wiulberrn- ilno 9opion- StraBe, cine
@crlanmlung iiott, in welher rebcu
nlrifoliihen Norbiehlngen Sr. 9e-
roD Olobam einen intereiianten @or-
tra9 iiber uOaS 65ciii6lSle6en Der gte-
ger IN friiberen Iaaen~ 6olten miro.
Sr. OLDHAM peroanft feline aennt-
niiie bon Oieiem Gbemo ctnem Ian
geren Sllient6alte auf Elantngen I'M
Sii0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

2garneD Re0Oing bon 93r. 1920,
@eit 6nirmolmt-9lpehue, Yorlnonn
elmer Gontraftoreu-6irma, lpuroe se-
itern in ser iiiOweItliben 4oIi5ei.
itoti6n pom 9lidter ltlri6 pegen BE.
leioigimg zines StroBenbobn-S -S6oii-
ners 8u elmer Straie bon So ilno So-
item perurtbeiIt. 9lm 9(beno porber
mar er IN einem @ogeou ser @a1-
StroBen-9inie eingeidIaieu imO iiber
iein 3iel 6inauS geiobren. PIN GuOe
Der 9inie BON Dem SGoffuer gilbert
n. 9lItboff ans ieinem ShIiummer
eruedt, mari er Oieiem Elm poar
@orte al oen aopi, Die anigge in
ieinem ullmgons nit Dem @euidei"
iiderlid nidt eripGbnt bat Boli5iit
@iaium Z. 9iron na6nl bierauf ieine
@erbaiting Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
g3iI frinc Strnfc fir icincn 9ln-
arcifcr.

CHARLES S. Sones bon 9lr. 7ts,
0it.6ort-2lueiue, muroe in Ser iiio-
liben 9oIi5eiitatiou seiieru pom
9lidter 9eoinion ben @roBeeidpore.
nen iiberipieien, Oa er ongeidulbigt
iii, Dor einieen @o6en angeblib Ben
in 9Ir. 400, Sit-GIementitroBc, uobn-
6aften @iaiam 6oriptbe nit einen
Nleiicr ntgegriiien lmO berlest 81
bobeu. 9ci Dem @erbor miinidbtc
8oriptbe, Dab OoS @erid6ren gcgcu
ieineu 9In9reifer cihsciteut miirOe.
Siifter 2euinion aab Oiciem @riudeit
ieOodl litht itott
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Sm 0ienitc Scs g8O6ltlmnS.

Gs lit cine redt onertennensDertbe
5ode, menn oentiAc @ereine nebctl
ser 9flegc oes geielliaeu 2ebcuS aud
Elm glugeumerf olli Die @obltbotig-
feit ri6ten uno Oabei mitbelfen, ben
9e6ensweq elmer imgliidliAen 5ami'
lie 81 babnen. Cab es geraoe in Die
lem Sale mie inn lebten Sabre wie-
ser Elm Iomeuuerein lmo 5par Der
ieIbe mie inn leBten Sabre mar, Der
cine Iermiaigung iiir Oos aIte oelIt'
ide @bepoar mahte, gereitt oieiem
I'M 10 mebr 5ur gbre, Oenn eS 5eigt
Sen Serren Der Shophmg ooB man
aud cil ipeides Ser5 iiir unoeriHll'
eetes Gieno baben ioate, ipie eS IN
OieIen Sale pirflid uOrbonoen 1T.
Sic 8ralt mpB iiir Den lluterbalt oeS
ali ser Sdninbhiht inl 0ett Iiesen'
oen Nanues iorgen. Bis gelieri
9lbeno iiuo iolgeuoe 9etr6oe iiir ben
6ouo, ans mclhem Die 6aInilie alle
@ode 3lpci Collars cr5altel ioll
pfndpanune1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
fogtinion smiIh lnirb iprrdIrn.


@r. j. Sopfinion Smitb miro
morgeu gl6cno in Der .iSrienos
SduIe" einen @ortrag boIten Sn
Baltimore lit ibm ItetS eiu gIdujen-
Der. @npioug 5u IbeiI aeiuoroen
melder ibm iiderIid aud Oieies @iaI
uidt aus6lei6cn rpirO. Seine @or.
trogsweiie lit ein5ig in iciner 9lrt
origineIl uuO imtpioeriiebbor. 6r
Soptillion lit nidt nm allen ein fci-
uer 9tacontelr, ionoern ai1 en
&mitmuler bon einem nid)t 5u Der.
ad)telOen EoIent. gluf i9riftIteQeri-
idem @ebiet lit Sr. Sopfinion ais
Der @eriaiier Der folgenoen @erfe
6efnnnt: Colonel Garter Of @orters-
Dine," r@onoola Gaps," Huber tie
wbitc Umbrella" unO ,,Gole6 gGcit
9iaIter IiDer.~ Die gorleiung, lueI-
die in Der Saae Der S6ule, @de bon
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itattiinOet lit Die Oritte elmer Serie
bon bier. Gr-Yrdiioent @iniom s..
Eaft miro am Sreitng, oen 7M6r5,
bie leBte Gorleiung 6olten, fir welde
er ii6 Oas Gbema ,9Imerifaniihe
SOeole in StootsfinIt" erpdblt bat
@ouuerueur @biIlips g. @oIosbo-
rough miro Oen goriib fiibren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

sd weib mir, oaB i'd in @ig-
town wobnc, Oas lit 9laes," inete Der
9ieger @iIbur g9bitc, nlS CT geitern
rom Ni1ter Qepilion in Ger iiioliden
SSoIi5eiitntiou nad ieiner 9loreiie ee-
fro9t iuurOe. Meoer an Die Strae
oOer Die 6aiisnurnmer permohte
@6ite lid 81 eriuneru. Der 8rnfeu-
belt beid)nloiot, uuroc er 81 81 rlO
Gotten neroonmert
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NaItcm gyurtraec.

Cr SomiIton 8 Dlabie, Stills.
@eoaftcur Der 3eitidriit ,Ebc Out.
loot miro all Tieniiag. Den H.
Dlor5, III Der gFcGoo-Solle einen
8ortraq iiber ollniere JIadbarll, Die
sapaner.~ balten, mdbreno an i6.
NldrB Sr SSoroau $. Stobler pom
Stuatsoepartelnent III g9oibington
ciucn illuiirirtengoriroa in oerlelben
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nunocu Ocs 9lmo5oneu.6h1ies" bal
ten miro. Cr. @2abie Bat oen Som
iner ocs Snbres 1913 IN Sapon per
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ncn lIniperiitatcn 1ortrdge iIber
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foa, uie bel @rlmoitiids.9Igenten Der
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oas @eriidt OaB Der aoili abeeibloi-
fen lei; oa man obcr nidtS mebr Oa.
riiber borte, geriet6 oiclcs @ereoe
balo in Gergeiien6eit SSest miro
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ter Oeiem giamen itedte. Ter linz
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5eitig Die glnmGIte Ser Baltimore
uno Ohio 9nbn4 limo, leaen Die Ser
mntblmg uobe, ooB Die giIenbabn-
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bat 5lnnal iic ihon l0n9ere 3eit PHI.
iirengungen eemadt bat, Ia Dem
StaOttbeile lid au5utouien.
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211 NhNaItimpr

@Giic sur Tciic in'S SIuSInuO &c.
iurst Is. Sininc, ylr. 4l3, Sf-galti-
mOrr.Sir, nuNc GuItUm Sunir SIUc.
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1InterhnItnnns.gpr

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NdHe snr ylrlic in's QluVInnb bcIorgl
S. glalnr, Nr. 4i3, SitsYnltnOre.Sir.,
nabe 0nlipm 0snie Ane.
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0irh &edtsonpoIt @m Cotton
reidtc eeitern 9lrtbur g. Smith einc
$1,000 Shooeneriosflage gcaen sic
@ereinigte StroBenbnbn @eiea-
idoft Elm. ST. 6cbonptet in ser &la-
seidriit, OoB nm 1S Oftober ein
StroBenbobn @og1ou nit ciltem
&obleitpngen coliOirte, ipeld)' 2cete-
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Oaiicl6e beihGoi0te
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-02
STOMACH UPSET?
Get At the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead OF
taking tonics or trying to patch up
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause OF the acknowledged
liver and disordered bowels.
If you have a bad taste in your
mouth, tongue coated appetite poor,
lazy, don't-care feeling no ambition
or energy, troubled with undigested
food you should take Olive Tablets,
the substitute for calomel
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets are
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil You will know them
by their olive color. They do the work
without gripping cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for
quick relief, so you can eat what you
like AT 1Oc and 25c per box. All
druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company Colum-
bus, o.