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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-19

Read farmers Bunentin No. $40 on Crimson ciovsr
Its free address D. s Dept of agriculture
Washington, D. G.
A bushel of Crimson Clover Seed sown on four
acres of ground will increase the succeeding yield
of Corn or Cotton about the same amount as would
ton of complete fertilizer applied at the rate Of
500 lbs per acre. "A good stand of Crimson Clover
turned under will ordinarily double they yield of the
crops which follow. The physical condition of the
soil is also mate rally benefited. The Sandy Soils
are increased in Humus and Nitrogen Contents.
The Stiff, heavy clay soils are rendered more open
and friable..
Crimson Clover makes an excellent grazing crop,
hay, ensilege and pasture for all classes of live
stock. NJ lch COWS make considerably more milk,
when pastured On Crimson Clover tits also vaiu-
able as a honey plant furnishing an abundant
supply of nectar in the spring.
Crimson Clover is valuable as Winter Cover
crop. Its especially valuable in Orchards where
it is generally plowed under as gr- en- mantne
crop. The plants retain for the Sc OF the trees
the following season much OF the plant food,
which would otherwise leach out of the ground
during the Winter and early Spring. A good stand
of Crimson Cover not only reduces the erosion
and the outlying of the fields, but sandy ne DIS,
the blowing Of the sol by the wind IS greatly less
ened. The Plants also serve TO hold the snow TO
greater extent thar if the field was left bare during
the Winter. More and more each year farmers are
realizing the importance and great value OF Grim
Bolgiano's s'Cold'' Brand Standard
Crimson Clover
is exceptionally fine. II has large we'll matured
plump bright. golden berries lyon want the best
Bo'giano's Cold Brand Standard Clovers and
Grasses.
We Offer Enormous Stocks
Cow Peas Winter vetch, Timothy Seed Red
Glover, Alfalfa, Asyke, Red Top or Herds Grass
Pure Kentucky Blue Grass, Orchard Grass, Winter
Oats, Ia Meadow Oats Grass, ,Mlllet, permenens
of Turnp Seed including Cow norn Turnip South
G N Seven Top, Yellow Globe Etc. Cabbage, hale
Spinach, Winter Radish
We both bag and sell Fancy Seed Wheat
SsVd Samples.
Notices Send Two cents In stamps and name 81
this paper we will send you 10 cent package OF
Bolgiano's Famous King of the Mammoth Pump
kin Seed, also package of Bogiano' Giant Flow
efing Nasturtium SEED for the la0ies along with
our large general catalogue.
Ifyour local merchant does not sell Bolgano's
Big Crop Seeds, write us postal and we will tell
you where you can get them.
J. BOLGIANO & SON
Careful Sod Growers and Importers
Pra1ls LiAht q KllisstA S4rssts
'el6 RaItinperss Nd. 1914
Fsb'1l.-tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-19
Church Directory.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.
Every Sunday at II A. NJ, aud SEQ
2. NJ. REV. j. r. JACOBS.
Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Woodstock Every Sunday II A
NJ. and 500 2. NJ, except 2nd Sunday
Mt. Jackson-SecondS Sunday II A.
NJ. and 7.30 p. NJ.
REV. J. a. MCMURRAY,
Pastor.
LUTHERAN.
Every Sunday II A. NJ. and s 90
P. NJ. REV. S. w. KUHNS, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN.
Second Sunday, II A. NJ. and 7.30
P NJ. REV J. d. HAMAKER.
EPISCOPAL.
Services in the Episcopal Church
every first and :hird Sundays, at II
A. NJ. and 500 p. NJ.
REV. G. B. PALMER, Rector,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-19
Truth Teller.

Marion Did you ever receive love
letter. .Ndeline- Oh. yes. Marion -
from whom did you receive it: AIDE
Ine-The postman- Kansas City Star.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-19
me question Answered.

Doctor (after examinationl-Ma
there is nothing ailing you You have
a constitution of iron. Obese Patient
have often wondered what made me
SO heavy Philadelnhin I.edger
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-19
Boards Were Barred.

The ancient Romans considered II
effeminate to wear boards All their
busts representing the famons men %
Olden times are without boards.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-19
Safety pins.

Pins fashioned almost exactly like
those of the sort known t.'i:ty as
safety pins" have been found in
Etruscan and Roman tombs nd the
late of these has. in some IA. tanees.
been assigned to period lalaof to the
Christian era.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-19
Wedding Stationary.

high class wedding invitations and
announcements, also engraved visit
ing cards made by the wen'known en-
gravers .Harcourt and Con psuy of
louisville. Ky. Orders taken IT the
taken q TIE Herald OfBce.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-19
Naturally Dark.

History Professionally are the mid
die ages known as the dark agesi
Wise Freshman Because there were
80 many knights. Wisconsin Sphinx.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-19

Wrile your name with love mercy
and kindness on the hearts of those
sbout ysu. and ron win never Dc for
upttenr
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-19

EOLEYSIAlps,Eg'Ss,,sygs
Makes Kidneys and Bladder siiohs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13

minneapolis nar fropGren0e, men
bans Stemme Uor paired" / 6opor
al SnOitiQingcna GeotageIic.
@lonot sc - GepubIifancrc ionl
itcnte inmmcn mcO BEN Oemotroti-
lie Maioritct, par Oesuocn Reprp.
icntanternc Cooper, earn o. Stoi.
ior0 ira NI2coniirL Dillon ira
Sout6 Gofota % 5000 % %routp
ira Soma.
NfeO Ocnne @iG ifnifct al &cicn,
itoar mn blot igicn arigsifdtteloUcn
% Souen ON uopioet SeIDitpre poa
6iIippinerne, igr aongreaien fan az
lutte Sesiioncu.
Gen iioituGuntc Sop pentcs al
pile bli ueotoqct al Gcprpieutont
buiet, buorimoO ser er lioen SonO-
i~puligbco Tor, al uogen AiitcmninJ
opcr BEN pil ftu0e Ste0 / Senotct.
6ui$ 8io nj err iuIot optoget meO
9c6atten oper 3r,5sifattclopcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13

9tJcnrogud. ON (rattotcu life ifltlOe
bll ratliiccrCt.
On Aouicreucc bol0tca IorS.
Oag Gitcn / set Npioc sous incident
Gruiiocnt @ilion. Eoimiuiitcr 9Hr.
lciou. aouQreamauO 0orcullt5, oelt
ocmofrotiifc &onQrc9fomite9 6or.
mauo. (boma@ :. |encc, M}coIem
al Den Demofrutiife 9tattonalfomitc
"a ANDRE iorat opcrpeic 6eItto9 MA,
ncrnc Tor Gen iorcitaocnoe aonJrcs.
tdmpdgne.
Ter nil, citcr bpo0 Ser bciluttc.
Oc9, bli aiort ipccicae 4nitrUngeIier
Ii &ulRfompcnc / 9tclu gorf, Soma,
Ecmiulpauio. &noiouu. aonios,
)}cu &cricp. Colorado, Soutb "a.
toto. @noming % l%cuneaiec.
6oruOiecnOc at arig5itnttelopen
lmOcr &ulgfompeu oil bIi siort I'll
8icnitanO for ifnrpc In8rcb, bar
Ccmofruterue alcreOe bcgnuot at
iamlc WutcriaIc til 6oriuar. FrG-
ii0eutcn5 GrfIrring l lit Special
bu0ifab iii aougrc2ien on, at Stat.
ten err neopenoi8 iorat oprethoIoe
RcgierluQcl,S %lulaniiclIc StobIIlitt,
uil bli De ocmotratllfe &al9tdIcre2
0ouc0urgumcnt.
Grriiocut @iIiou tGufer fife
paa at toge liz en- 6erie c'ter Son'
gre5icnS CpIssuing. 3aIiaIo bar
han i~ortdlt, at oct cr bans 9eriiGt
at iorbliuc / &opcoitoOeu lor per
ionliQ at fumlc ta9e rg al Spsr8S-
maal iout upcutct maotte opltaa paa
@rrno al Sri8cn ! europa.
YrpiiOcnt @iIiou bar gipct
MeoIeumcruc al lit aobIuet ltren8t
EoaIrg ON / @~etragtrina al Den
iunaniicac Sitliutiou at ingttage Den
itrpnQeite Efonomi, bUer iltoel 1T
rcipeftiuc Requirement % bc8rGnic
C~pcrila1cue til line llogiiter ior Oct
~fommeu0e 6lifoIaur til oct oller
neoueuoigite. Geportcmcuterne@ @uo-
0etouerilag ifoI pGre lUroiGe III at
operienoes Observation-Disclosures poo
isritfonmeu0c Cu90ag. (rGiiben.
ten crfIpreoc beitemt, at ole 10
Qiitspoitcr, Tom life por abloIut ngo'
ucn0iac maotte itruge8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13
Sdmdrbcioe blduNt
Sarmerne.

Tbila0eIpbia. Sem. 90e Cftober.
Groic5iOr Eaul @ort ira Cornell
lluiueriitet ertITreoe I Ell Gale. ban
i0aI hoIot poa Den rationale 0ape.
ourtcriorenirq5 8onpentiou. at Sen
m0ipiOueue 6armer3 Succ@ Der /
Sanoet er iorbi. og AZ Samnrbeioet
meQem Dem er Meteorological.
~Samarbcioe er ben amerifanife
Gormer3 o. Naueoprfer5 ~iitreIte
Naab". ertIPre0e ban. "Smaaiar.
mereu$ Gage er ior6i. S%moaiarme'
rem bar upret observation-disclosures no
tie iaite Borg / port rationale 6or.
retnin1sliu. Sm ale 6aruere no.
aeniinoe ital upoe Den Senitauo %
Sc illIoe 6rugter al lit arbeioe. ma
Ser lie peo Sammenillltuiug %
Samarbeioe.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13

s Itratc9iif Ncnicenoe mencr @ri
tcrnc, at Antmcrpcn pil pare Ont
trent uocn @ctp0ning ior ocn tpifc
Sonoarmc. N}en iooIUnIe ocnmc IN
bar / ScI9icrnc2 MUnoer, par Sen M
ifc 6orbinocliealiuic Qicnncm 0ioa5-
ooIen til 6ranfrig life gonifc trng,
% oct fog Ell bctrogtcIig 9Irmc bare
til at beitpttc ocnnc. WicO 2lntpcr.
pens 6ol0 bar @clgicrne miitet iii
iioitc "Stron0Iolo", og Den belgiife
Grme er pau Ell Mlanoc ltoc al SpiI
let. Sn Ocnne 9lrntc MI oQtcr at
trGffc iig tilbo9e til 0itcn0e eller sen
bill proOe at ilon iig i9ieunem ipOoper
% lutte iig til DC 9lliereOe / 6ronI-
rig foar ri pcl rcoe paa / oc nUrmc-
tie Gage.
ut Spifcrnc pil rpffe pi0erc pcit-
oucr % ogIoa toge SitcnOe er lfoI9c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13
N~larconilaSen afpilt.

0em Dorf, Sen Soc Cttober. Cen
ioOcralc Giitriftaret crogteoc Ioog,
at ocn ingen S%uri9Oiftion bapSc |
Dem Get3iog, iom al @larconI 22irc.
lcls telegraph GomponD mr. onlolt
moo Marineminiitcr Iuniel1 % ire
GlaaOcceniorer iorot iorbiuore ne
Qicriugcu ! at 1al0a Oe troooIelC
S%tationer / GiI3couist. Dia5i, cq
Scudutc, y. g., Iuffe0c. aomponl.
CTS 4norogcnoc ON CT Retsforbur
liUlitcs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13
Konere5ien.
Snpurrcnoc GOnareSicaiiun aiilnttcr
lit Iutitrnitprugram.
&ongrcsuaigcnc.

aonicrcncefonlitccn5 &~n0ItiGiuQ al
GIapton Nutitrult @i1. iom aIlcrcoc
cr tiIitcnt al Senatct bIep / 6rc.
bags pcotagct al Hcprricntontbuici
meO pa MOD 81 Stcmmer. Ser.
mcO cr moll fGrbig mcO itocoGrcnOc
Se3iion9 notwithstanding
&co &otcring iteHtc 26 RcpubIi.
foncrc % 6 Fro9re2iipc iamnlcr
mc0 Gemofortcrre ior Sn0itilIin.
gen.
Sim Ell Neutrality-suspicious.
Hcprrieutant 9opi@, itcmte Tor &no.
itiQiugcn. ReprGieutlnt Smith ira
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13

Gn9lGnoerneS N}cning life iarOipn-
Iig. Ge funoe gonife pit meget let
inOtu9e Sitcnbc, men at boIOe 0ennc
&pltbp pilOe bli barre, llaor Sc bri-
tiitc ari1aifibe 6egpnOte al ipiue op
noe ira &npnen.
Wtcn set iom bar lat melt Sfruf /
@ritcrnc er Muligbeoen al, at IN
iferne oil giore 9lrtperpcn til @ope0-
ltntion ior jim 9uitifibsflaaoe, buor-
ira ser ont NUttcrnc piIbe pprc Ell
LET Soa at gierc Streiftog oucr ao-
nalen og in0Dper England % ira
Suftcn bombnroere Sonoon o. unore
enQelifc @pcr.
Sonfen bcrpoo er 10 life nctop
bpg9eIig. en- bcl 6loa0e al Scope
linere hialp til peo Snotagclien al
Intmerpel1, % be anrette0e frpgteIi-
&c 20elGggelicr, ligeIom Sc ueO Zig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13
Ocroensfonores
Zen intcrnHtiOnnlc Ssrinrmingsfon-
grcS hUloer ut nienoe garsmsoe.
Wooc al Tarmtpinocr

@ldlita. aanias. Sen tOoe Cfto.
Der: On nogIe ina Gage oil @iti.
Ia rao @elsg al CT tort Antal MRn6
% auIuocr ira ale 2clc al Seroen.
Ger nil bli uoUerlet observation-disclosures
! mango forltielige Iungemaal. -
Qi9ie WiGuo % auiuoer err DOG Blot
GorIeberne nor oeu 9lrme al geis.
Qenoe til Den nicuoe narIige inferno.
tlonaIe observation-disclosures % inter.
rationale aon5re5 al 6ormfoiuoer.
iom ifuI aibol0e5 / Torbiroelie meo
BEN itore %@nuobrugs. oq Srouitrtuo.
itiQiu9, iom boloes her / @itita ben.
ne llge.
@ttlIta er ~bcIigQen6c / Gentret az
en- ltor % irugtbar 2orobrugsegu.
bpor mon indpcl iaar ION foreedaen.
DC Mar hur iuobsitet rige Gullnger,
iiGr Al @iuterhpeoe. Eaa ltoiilIingS.
grunoen bpUcr itg otte iTrifiIte. ipP-
re 9%nIninaer, Der buier De opermoa.
De interesiante og omiargsrige 10.
'tlIllnger ira % iorifieQige fremme.
De 2onoe. ira - al bore egne Sta.
ter, ira 10 al pore itore S%ernbuneiel.
lfabcr, ira oe ioritienigc Stnter5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % 9ano.
brugSbelifoIer, Observation-Disclosures,
6armcrioreuinger. forlioen lloltiait.
ger al nlciIoGS SnSuitripro0ufter.
Weieriprooufter. en- lloitiainJ al
prprtiereOe Weierifisr, Sanobrrgs.
moifirer o. T. u. DC Ior. Statcrs
Regiering bar en- irrIfilt Ifoeling.
iom rcprGientcrer Ell anbriugelie al
$4,000.
&c toIriqe % intereSioute Guu.
gromner bar i~pecielt 9enbIif pao &c
6remlfrlot % BEN lloulfIing, iom er
ioreaaoet paa ~2ouobrugcts og pon
Observation-Disclosures Cnraa0e. Ger
er ieIpiGIGeIig / oi5ie grosrammer
ogiad isrdet Tor De tilitrsmmenoe
Musier5 llnoerboIOnInq og 6%orueieI.
ie % ser p~unitaaeS, at ser / oenue
6enieen0e er igrget ior en- iterre og
rigcrc Aiuerling og Tor 6ornsielier
al en- iun0ere. nler u~noerholoenoe.
6cIGrcnoe % beorc auaIitet euo man
bar uUrct pant til at ie ielu poa De
itore Observation-Disclosures.
Oct CT en- pirtelig llOitilling meo
ct pirfeIiBt 6ormadl - at Pile set
tpnfeuoe Fublifum Sc 6remitriot %
ocn llouitliug. iont / 0e ieuere 4or
cr iorcgaaet iuuocl pau Sduobruget5
iom paa Snouitrilipets Cmraaoe, at
uiic % aiuc oe fremue0e ReprPieu.
fainter CT 9eqre6 ON bort tore %aros
S~iGlpcfiloer % %proouftlUe &uulite.
ter % paa iomuc Sio gisre Dem 0p.
6oloct her iuo i~rtcre5iant og un0er.
boIoeuoe at Oe, ruar Be uenoer iii.
baqc I'll line rcipettiue 0iemInnoe,
oil qiarc oettc mc0 6eleIien al, at oe
Gor hart boa6e @Ipoc % ll0butte al
@eiaqct
Zen iIitcrnutlonule (griurmirg3-
|fouIres. ION man renter oil blj ouer.
mdooc baa0c %iuterasiant % belpreu-
Sc, trp0cr ioumeu pau Monoog. Der
oil hi bo,ot mango Toreorog AZ
iremroQcuoe Suqfuu0ile pa1 Gsr.
iarmiu1eu5 CmrloOe. i1apel ira
,,uO. iom llolouo, Ga Ser finoes pou
ltOItiaiuqeu en- iprifilt og iortriuligt
urranQcrct Ai6eIinl Tor Tremoi5nirg
AZ Erooufter ouI1oc paa tariuruct
Souo.
lloeu 5uiI piI SEN irteruattorale
aongrcs al 6lrmfuiu0er fife bli Sem
minoit irtere5'cute al ll5er3 9egi.
uerbeocr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13
nrp / Gnglano.

Intmcrpcn blep for 100 Iar iioen
al Napoleon betegnet ionl en- llopoIt,
lom | en- SienbcS @eiioOcIie bar at
betragte iom Ell GepoIper rettct moo
gnglanbs Spbeb.
% ga @fterretningen ON Inttper-
pens SolO imprge3 naoeoe 2onoon,
fable ben itror llro % 9Gngltelie.
Sfient man / flere Gage bapoe pGret
flar ooer IntmcrpenS SfiGbne, paf-
te Gfterretningen ON bers 6olo ali-
gepel en- iterf Selelie al, at Saren
plnolelig par rpffet Gnglano ubpe-
geligt npr inb pau 2ipet. Sra 9lnt-
perpen til @nglanb er set bare ont-
firing 100 Mil t~persoper &analen el-
Ter Ben ipblige Gel al Horoiieen.
Men S~egipenbeoen BIZ / Gnglano
5mife iiffert ogiaa bape Ell altoen
&irfning: @epibitbeben ON Sarens
NGrbeo bill paaifpnoe &efr,lterineen,
laa Soro &ithener blrtigere enc el-
lerS bill faa i'm MiQionarme fproig,
og oct bill iiffcrt / BET belle iptte M
6art / Be brittle &rigsforonitoItnin,
ger. Sn9en @egipenbeb unoer Sri
gen bibtil bar bopt en- Zig Girfning i
England fom benne.
Sgifernes BRIG al Intucrpcn.
Spao bill iaa Spifcrne BRUCE glnt-
merpen til? Spis Sen tpife Slaaoe
life bar iaa f~oriparligt "bottleo i1p"
al @riterne, funoe Situutionelt bli
meset farlig for England. 6orot gie-
re Intiperpen til @aiiS for BEN tpIfe
Slaaoe maatte rigtignof SollanoS
Nelltralitet frGnfeS, 0n ocn ne0re
Gel al S6eloeflo0en gear giennem
Sollaflb, men bette Scnipn piloe rep-
be betpbc itort for SpifIono, bpiS set
elers oopeoe iig no meO lin Slnnbc.
Gen belgiife @p piloe nemlig ppre
Ell ilbmerfet Statron ior tpife Cor
~peooboooe og llnoerpanosbaabe, ION
berfra flInoc gjore imau Streiitog
moo Be brittle apitcr og pluffe ppf
oe brittle arigaiti6e liot ON fem,
men Gciifoen for Spiflano ielp bill
bel pGre ior itor, til at Bette Senipn
fan faa nogcn @ctpbning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13
100000 Spifcrc.

Gen tpife &Gritprfc, ion ongrcb
Irtiperpen itogjorOc omfring lem
armeforps eler 100000 Wono nleO
200 al oe foriproeligc me II Genti-
meters GO SommcrS) Naubitjcre.
IngrebSbTren it)o unocr aomman-
90 al General Sans $. pom @eieler,
en- Tcteran fra Sen inf frantic ariq
/ 1870, % iom li9eiom Den i@ronife
General Tau bleu folot iii aftip 5je-
nelte igien, efterat ban ~pangruno al
Iloer bar truaot no al Nrnleen.
Sc bclgilte S~oripnrcre itoo unoer
&ommanoo al General Sc @uiie,
men ogiaa Song hilbert bar tiliteoe
og bar perionIig meo at IcOe 6oripa-
ret til Set lioite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13

6ortiGttc5 pna SIDE 4.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-11-27
MISS RUTH McBRIEN BURNED
TO DEATH SUNDAY

Last Sunday morning at an early
hour Ruth McBrien, the fourth dGugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John McBrien, of
near Pennington, was seriously and
fatally burned, death ensuing with
in few hours after the accident.
Her mother ard brother had gone
10 st. Louis on the early car and her
sister, Miss Bessie, took them to the
car, and just rs she was approaching
the house on her return from he car,
heard screams and cries which she
recognized as her sisters voice, and
Immediately Ruth came running
through the yard toward her, her
clothes all abaze. Bessie, seeing her
coming for relief, hastened with "A
overcoat and quilt which happened to
be in tho buggy, to her and cndeGy-
orcd to Qucnch the fierce flames. At
this juncturc her father reached the
scene and finally succeeded in eXtla-
gushing the flames, burning his hands
so badly tina. he will be unable to use
them for some time. The oycrcoat
and quilt was burned in the effort to
smother the blaze with them.
A physician was called at once but
nothing could be accomplished to-
ward resuscitation, as her burns were
beyond human power to heal.
Her mother and brother were in st.
Louis before the sad news reached
them, and the brother who received
the news in St. Louis did not tell the
mother what had happened until they
had boarded the train on their home
ward journey.
Ruth was the fourth daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. McBrien and leaves,
besides n father and mother, six sis
ters: Mrs. Maggie Powers Of Bis
marck; Mrs. John Stevens of Freder-
icktown, Misses Bessie, Gladys, An
inc and Ursula McBricn, and brother
John McBrien, Jr., and host of
friends and relatives who are sorely
touched by this sad misfortune.
The Times and its readers sympa-
thize with and extend words Of con-
dolcnce to all the friends and ,rela-
tives of the departed, in this season Of
gloom and anguish.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-11-27

machinery does the wor'. on thousands
Of hands and yet leaves and even
creates work FOR thousands more to
DO. The poor, though deprived by
their poverty, of many things they
would like to enjoy, never lived so
we'll as they live today. Their hours
Of toll are short, their means Of
wholesome recreation cheap, their op-
portunities for sclf.improyemcnt
many.
But there must be more than n peg
sonal element in our gratitude today.
Thanksgiving day is a national holi-
day and as such its significance must
appeal and apply to the nation as
well as to the citizen, for the same
forces that make for stability flow
through the lives CT both. No nation
is born great. 1t must achieve great
ness, and it can do so only with the
help that comes from the Almighty.
The American nation from us birth
day TO the present time has been sin
gularly blessed We are blessed with
constitution that makes US free and
independent people. Ours is coun-
try where every man is a king and
where no one dares to wear a crown.
In our struggle for freedom, in the
days of our foreign and domestic
trials, God has been with US. And to-
day we are blessed above all The ma
tions Of the world. In the words of
Jesus, Thou hast increased the ma
tion. oh Lord, thou art gloritied. Thou
hast removed it far unto all the ends
of the earth" Ard as we read in the
book Of Psalms, "Thou hast not dealt
so with other nations" And If there
be one motive stronger than any other
that should impci us to rendering
of thanks let it be this, that God in
His loving, solicitudc has vouchsafed
to give to our Chief Executive and
The present Administration that wis
dom and foresight, which. with hon
or to ourselves, has enabled us to es-
escape that awful catastrophe which
results in the shedding of human
blood, which carries of 30 nameloss
graves the Towering manhood of a
country, which brings to the home
desolGtion, ard to sorrowing wives.
mothers and orphaned children the
heritage Of misery and want.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-11-27
MISS IRENE GLORE PASSES
INTO GREAT BEYOND

On November 10th Miss Irene Glore
died at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert GIorc, at Frankclay,
Mo-, at the youthful age of 10 years,
3 months and 20 days.
She was born near Hopcwcll,
Washington county, Mo-, March "a,
1895, and Inferred Friday, November
Goth. in the new Catholic cemetery
at I.cadwood.
That the brittle thread of life must
be broken asunder in comparative
youthfulaess is very unfortunate, but
TO say or command, Nay! availeth
naght; so stern is the inevitable
course Of nature.
The Times expresses and conveys
sympathy and coincidence to the be-
reavcd and stricken friends and rel
atives in this their hour Of bercave-
ment and sadness.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-11-27
SYNOPSIS OF THANKS
GIVING SERMON
Delivered by Rev. o. H. l.. Cunning
ham November 2Gth.
Christian Courtesy and Culture.
Texts Psalms l0T:i-2.

l. There is time for everything
under the sun Our President and
our surroundings have reminded us
that now is time to stop and say,
thank you"
The little "thank you's" have bless
ed and sweetened more lives, perhaps,
than any other word in all the Ian
guages. A grateful soul makes the
man. This is his peace, enjoyment,
greatness, and if this be the case here,
how much more hereafter. The very
existence Of the body depends on this
love Of God to our souls.
,. Many reasons for us to Say
So" Our nation permitted to hear
the call to gather in public worship
and offer our praise unto Almighty
God for all His benefits toward us.
instead of being called into the death
traps of bloody war.
3. That we are permitted to take
our families and friends and "Go up
to the house of the Lord.
4. For our system of schools,
which is one of the strongest pillars
in the temple Of society.
>. We are called to assemble our
selves and post up the debit side of
our account, for calculating the guam
thy and quality Of the manifold bless
iura Of our Heavenly Father toward
us the past year,
6. l. is courtesy for us TO shcw a
spirl; Of gratitude to all who assist
and help Us in any way, especially
shouIa we manifest this courtesy to
our Creator. The highest type Of
culture is displayed when we keep
ourselves in an attitude toward God,
and appreciate the many blessings
layishei upon US, SO the world may
see we are Saying 80" in our daily
life.
Mry HI ~ 'bIeMiura continue
upon us through another year, that
we may again meet in the capacity of
the Redeemed to say So"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-11-27
ODD BITS OF NEWS

San Bernardino, Cal.--Fishing for
rattle snakes is the latest sport around
here. Fish hooks are fastened to
bamboo poles and held near the
snakes. The snake strikes at the end
Of the pole and becomes hooked
Crawforville, Ga.-"Fritz", train
ed rat and the mascot of the local pa
per, died recently. Fritz knew his
name and was a terror to other rats
and mice. He had been pet in the
newspaper office for three years.
Sodavillc, Nevada.-W. E. Noble,
desert teamster, shot at rattler re-
Gently. The bullet passel through the
snakes head and struck rock, split
ting it. The rock assayed $3.50 ton
gold and 900 ounces of silver. At
present there are $500 tons of ore
ip sight.