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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-30

Phelps, 81 years old committed suicide
by shooting in a field near his home
during the night. Relatives say he
had been brooding over the death OF
his father. who was crushed by fall
ing tree q month ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-30

The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid
Of the Methodist church was held We'd
nesday afternoon at the aorle Of the
president Mrs. Annie NJ. Frost, Cedar
street DevotiOns were conducted by
Mrs Mary Whitmore and during the
business session the following officers
were elected; President Mrs. Annie NJ.
Frost: vice president. Mrs. Evie Wright
secretary. Miss Ethel Frost treasurer,
Miss Lora Maxcy; work committee Mrs
Nellie Pearson, Miss Lila Warren, Mrs
Trigss. Mrs. Lean Frost, Miss MaXcy;
chairman Of membership committee. Miss
Eda Woodbury.; Of calling committee
Mrs. Whitmore: Of floral committee. Mrs
Alice Bramhan.
A certificate of organization of the T.
5. Pendleton Co, Of Islesboro, has been
filed in the Waldo county registry Of
deeds The purposes of the corporation
are broad enough II cover all kinds Of
business except railrcading and banking.
Capital stock, s500A. common stock,
So oCQ par value Of shares, $780, S. l..
Fo-g Of Augusta and Pauline Lowell Of
Hallowen each have one share of COM
mon stock and T. NJ. Leayitt of Win
throp and j. w. Barnes Of Manchester,
two shares each. The above are also
directors Rowdoin n. Pendleton is
clerk and Miss Leavitt is president and
treasurer.
The contracts for the building Of the
new Pierce school were signed yesterday.
the award being made to George F. Will
bur this morning
At the annual meeting Of the Travel
ers Club the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs Fred Waldo
Brown first vice president, Mrs. Charles
m Craig; second vice president. Miss
Margaret A. Dunton; secretary, Mrs.
Caorce Z. Bracket: treasurer. Mrs
Rrackett. The study for the year will
be the British Isles, continued from last
wear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-30
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly
Spots. How to Remove Easily.

Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly
Spots. How to Remove Easily.
Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-face.
to try remedy for freckles with the
guarantee Of a reliable dealer that it
will not cost you a penny unless it
removes the freckles; while if it does
give you a clear complexion the ex-
pense is trifling.
Simply get an ounce Of othine-
double strength-from any druggist
and a few applications should show
you how easy it is to rid yourself Of
the homely freckles and get a beauti-
full complexion Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst
case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine as this is the
prescription sold under guarantee of
money back If it fails to remove
freckles.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-30
Little Boy Drowned at Bradley.

The 4-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. 10.
seph Leprice was drowned Tuesday
morning while playing in a brook neal
the house at Bradley falling face down.
ward in about a foot of water A play.
mate ran to the house and told Mrs. LIE.
price that the boy had fallen in, bu,
she reached the spot too late to save
her son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-30
SHORTAGE FOUND
TO BE $4,000 IN
AN INDIANA BANK

Digger Ind, April 29.-The short
age Of Edward ]. King, cashier OF
the Digger State Bank. who disap-
peared April "a, is $4,000 instead OF
$4,000 as was first supposed. accord
ing to statements made here today by
Guy Kinman, deputy prosecuting at
torney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-30
BELFAST
A New Steel Bridge to Replace
Structure Over Little River
-Heralded Dutch Market
And Sample Sale
ELECTIONS IN THE LOCAL
CLUBS

At recent joint meeting when
Mayor CooMbs and Aid. 8. l. Davis
represented the city and B. r. Nc
Intire, Isaac s., and Irving S. Hills,
selectnen of the town of Northport.
conference in regard to the pre-
posed new bridge spanning Little
River al the dividing line between
Belfast and Northport. was held. A
new steel bridge will be built by tn
United states Construction Co, of AL
bany, n. Y. The bridge will be "a
granite abutment and concrete floor
This bridge will not only be a thing
Of beauty on the highway, but WI
replace the inadequate structure now
there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-30

The Sample Sale and Dutch Mar
ket held Wednesday afternoon and ev-
ening in Memorial hall under the aus
rices Of the young ladies of the Nor !
Church Sunday school and the Ladies'
Circle, was great success. The sale
netted the Sunday school about SO
while from the apron table and th.
Dutch Market the Circle some $50 or
more was realized. The hall looked
ike a miniature food fair with is
gaily decorated booths. One booth to
take in large amount was that de-
voted to Welch's grape juice, Of which
Mrs. Fred r. Poor and Miss Helen L.
J<ittredge had charge. AT dainty
booth Miss Emroy CHM and Miss
Margaret Keen demonstrated Steero
bullion and postum.
A large booth divided into eight
stalls was placed in the upper end :
the hall near the stage, and this was
the Dutch Market so long heralded
1t was all in white and most attract
i've. Here in Dutch costumes the fol-
lowing served Miss Lena Nye, Mrs
I n. Houston Small Miss Margaret
/ Dunton. Mrs. Adelbert MiiIett, Mrs
/ Hattie Godfrey, Mrs. Herbert L. Seek
! ms, Mrs. John c. Pilsbury, Miss Glare
! r. steward Miss Anne NJ. kittredge
Mrs Harold Hayford Miss Maude
( Steward. Mrs. c. Z. Owen and Mis-;
Bertha Wiley. There was a good
many served and the Circle feels vel
pleased with the result. Mrs. E. :
Bowker with the assistance Of Mis-:
Margaret Dunton has full charge Of
I tie supper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-30
DANVERS, MASS, MAN
COMMITTED SUICIDE

Danvers. Mass. April 2s.-Ernest A.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
m u0use nE
o1lvEl pOsI
Continued froa Pags O.sD

WHEREAS, the Denver Post did in
its issue Of March 10, u.truthful!y
ehasge the house with direlection of
asty and waaton esrelsss.sss il. the
difficult AID highly respoasibls duty
Of investigation fellow member
charged by rumor with = serious Of
fense, and
WHEREAS, the Denver Post of the
SANE date has published untrue and
malicious statements about and has
sought to heap Disgrace and eontumely y
upon the house of representatives and
the committee appointed by the house
to investigate the rumOrs relative TO
the reason that said committee declined
to give out advance information rela-
tive to ths work of the committee, and
WHEREAS, it has been hitherto i'm
possible for the committee to get st
the facts in the said Investigation be-
cause Of the refusal of certain news
pepper men to divulge the sources of
their information, and the committee
have been otherwise unable to make
more rapid progress without the aid of
evidence brought out by the diligence
Of the district attorney and the grand
jury of Denver recently sitting AMI
endesvoring to bring out the truth in
reference to these rumors, and
WHEREAS, the said committee Of
the house is making 4 thorough nom
partisan investigation open to every
one in the considerations effort to arrive
at the exact truth, and
WHEREAS, the house of represeu-
t.tives has full faith and confidence il
the honor sad integrity of said COM
nittss, sad rssssts the statements and
reflections uajustly cast upoa them,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Re-
6OvED, that for The remainder Of this
ssaisa, the Dsnves Pest b denied the
privilege Of . representative or r.
psgtss within the chamber.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
e!I:g!lfllEhI[1lllT1, i
s6ssi sssssse ~ osy aaash.

~ SVV" wv Wy ~"
~ asstA aAA II Aess seG nssl - -
Desoooes1 b. . sAsl ssoe q bafll1ng.
4 ~ tsav I've fnsAss hAsA. y a00aaR>
a0so sfoalaf - . tsuAk IN sAssl -
0Als - q insl1s q tAis ~ 80
GAsaA - i1 Wi1tA eas<11r1 ~ vS1eA
e - bs9. This tsay ~ - ssb-
Avs1s1 - selsa - lsslFsl. tAss aah-
~ 1l4sraat eoopastDso1s v1eAla tAo
- TN roe eaaA oo0paRt0sat 0u4
. D6ooo a AaFaVasO q W1sO SbokA,
vA1sA WI - lnsl1s q ~ ssnDast.
0sa4 Withos4 b1nl1A6. vul saaA 49,
DastAsat eAo1e tvo<Aar1s tan With
vAa&sssr - nasA. bsse eeraSs, oys-
~ sAsll ssll q ~ sthse esel sta1
yoa 6sstns - 01D0ly b Tie yo1Ag-
stsrs and p1aee tAs wire cloth o.
top.
Figure b GAovs aaothsf style Of
outdoor hoDpse. PRACTICAL for use for
chicks rangiAG ffo0 Q weight Of one
pound up to maturity. This hopper can
be successfully used under the pro-
lection Of . fairiy good sized tree or
in Exceptionally dry seasons one can
risk it out n the open without fear
Of much loss to the food from rain, II
the lids are bailt to project . great
distance out over the hopper trough
below. Bo<h tAs trough and inside
Of the hopper can Be partitioned 20
that mixed sraiA. dry mash. grit and
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

her stsek - tAe sesak Of Q small resd-
er in the Post.
The editor is aader lasting oblixa-
tions to Mr.. Hall for plotting MIN
around to the splendid pens in New
Cestie town, but Mr.. Hall says he had
only just begun to show US the fine
birds when the train whistled in. He
has assured the editor that that eoun-
try Is full Of fine birds and We hope
SOME day to accept his invitation to
inspect the rest of them.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
GRADE SCHOOL x.ws
Wallace RAWIes, Editor.

Mr.. Hubbard, secretary Of the schsoi
board, visited every room in the grsAe
school Friday. He was in . very sseJ
humoF, and from this va infer that hs
was pleased with the condition in
which he found things. He gave . vssy
interesting talk to the pupils Of ~
grammar grsaes.
In the basketball game played lase
Friday afternoon at the gynsssiaa ~
eigAEh grade sirls defeated tie sevsa1A
grade girls, 10 to IL. That evening The
Freshmen lost to the sephonores, - to
IL, ssd the High school girls voa frs~
the faculty, 20 to ..
Dr.. Capp Of the U. Of C. exteasisa
division will meet with ths teseAers Of
Glenwood springs Thursday. He viii
also give = set Of reading tests to th-
grades.
At the first period Of the general as
sembly Wednesday John Fasner sal
Albert Robertson entertained the stn-
dents with . very appropriate selection
for the occasion. Miss Clanton AIS
sang some songs, doing reverence to
st. Patrick. Later in the morning Miss
Clanton sang some Irish songs for tAs
benefit of the grade school pupils.
Mr.. Underwood has been giving essl
examinations to the pupils of the upper
grades during the past week.
County Superintendent Mrs. Wester'
man and Mr.. Mayes were among the
visitors to the grade school Monday.
The Binet- Simon tests are now being
put to practical use in some Of tAs
grades.
The pupils Of the overflow room n"
have gold fish and young rabbits fse
pets.
A .ew kind Of 1isi.fsct,nt eonPf1sa
according to govesn0ent direction ~
been purchased for the future rensvs-
tiea Of tAs b.ildins. Mr.. Wss1s.hsn-
M 10 sersssing ths fIsors Win u
disiHfseta.t. Owing 70 the war Ne
eest Of these chemicals b 0sss taeo
dosSss what IL vas last year.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
oA1DWT cINKns

Hrs. Fred Willis, Jr, returned Sat
uEdAy .isAt frsa Grand Junction wheEs
sAe vas visiting relatives.
Nm. NeCasty and Graadna Henry
Gray departed Moaday aisht for their
hsas st Perry, Orseoa. Their many
frie.ds regret to have then Isavs our
city.
Mr.. Bssthsss has besa quite III, but
u ssaevhat improved st this writing.
fhs LsAiss' society 70 ~ B. ef l.
r. 1 3. are planning % giving dnaSs
sad supper st Hughes han Saturday
,igAt, March %. All are cordially In.
vitsd, a.l . SseA tine y sssarsa - sll
An ~ amateur farnsfs q this city
ass bssy cleaning sP tAsir yafds and
preparing to hsvs ssziy sfs1s.
II fs.ssal Il Nm. Ainaseti was
hssi Sunday sftss.esa frsa ~ family
sssiasess. 4 hfss number sf ssssevis
fzisals were IN attendance. 1rs. Min
nntH lsavss hsssaAA sAA six eAil1rsn
hssiAss seAss rslstives 70 0oarn ~
adpastars. n sssrswi.g family have
~ Asastfsae synqatAy Il this een-
nuniky. Intsfnsat was IN 1sssesA
esnssssy.
N, snd Nxs. David Hall and 4n-
Nssabit notosed to Rite The first q IT,
wsek, e visit relatives.
M. San Pa.yaA has returned ffeo
New Castls where be las been working
for tAs pest month.
Mr.. and Nrs. Geo. Brothers departed
Tassday night for Galveston, Tens
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
oA1Do1lDAI8

The Civic League held . cooked food
saIe saturday afternoon and realised
ee.s0, making . fine beginning Tor the
league. The Saturday sales will b
es.tisusd for several weeks. The
Nssa F1ssr company donassA . So
pound sack Of flour for the sale.
Mrs.. F. z. Sweet eatsrtained at =
dinner hst Friday. The guests were
Mr. aad Ms. E. D. randy a.d Me-.
danes Crock, Weodru4 and Thomas Of
Glenwood springs. -
The Study club net with Mrs. Georg.
Winters saturday afternseh. Ths
nenbers present report . fine meeting.
Mesdames Thurston and Thompson
spent Sunday at Emma with friends.
Mrs. W. B. Tubbs gave . linen
shower for Mrs. Edmund Grubb Thurs
day afternoon and also entertained the
guests with cards and luncheon.
Wednesday evening the women Of
the Circle gave a fine evenings social
entertainment for their families and
World.
Mrs. Irena Lambert stopped for a
short visit with friends here ON Mon
day, on her way home from Marble TO
Glenwood springs.
Cliff Parks of Glenwood was . Car
bondale visitor last Sunday.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

sooommends that the most practical
nstAod Of feeding IL to practice ths
grsater portion Of 1t BY the hopper
system" As usual. Mr.. Bliss 10 right.
for not only does this lessen the lsboe
oe caring for . large number oe
yoangsters when reared in indspsa-
6sat colonies but It also assures the
growing younssters IN abundance Of
food stun correctly proportioneA at
any and all times that their apostle
demands 1t. writes Russell =. Palmer
IN Independent Farmer.
The illustrations give the outline Of
three styles of hoppeFs.
Figure A shows . hopper box with
the rain protector in front. This IL
not practical for chicks Weighing over
two pounds each, but is . splendid
article for younssters Weighing fron
oas to two pounds. This box 10 AoorsA
aAA should be from - to 20 inches
1sso. 1t should always - sst fAeing
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
)EW LEASE Law
NIL No uOlE
to,.Aas.sa sssa ~ sasss

see.py suitable spsess q psetiess VI
sseu,a In ~ natisaal feesses fer ths
esssersetisa sf ss00ss hs0es, heeels,
stores, q ether straet1rss nsedsa fer
rsessa&isa q psblie esavsais.es, net
sze:saias five serss 10 say 80 pr.
sea q assseistiea, est this shAa ~
b esssesssd 70 inssrfsrs With ~ right
= sa4se As0sstsaas uPsa asrsssiesfai
HAD in tAs patieaal foessts - nsw
pssviAed by NV
"U.aer H. "a, tAsrsfses, H. sse-
rotary = nsesly asthssissd - grant
lsases q assas lst - sxesed five seses
for pseislh sot in sxssss Il tAisty year,.
A. ths saPifatis. Of AAe lsass, s.,ss
renewed, shs Iands win fsvest - tAs
government
"The national forests are extensive
" used NV for purposes similar to
those aathseixed BY this law, but under
revoeable permits only. Previously ex-
listing laws ars in no wise affected by
this new enactment which 10 intended
to enlarge the usefulness Of the forests
for reereative purposes by providing
fixed tern leases for those desiring 10
construct sueh Improvements ~ might
not be justified under revocable per
nits."
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

GERS, both Of which are performing the
functions which the sheriEs sf ths ssv-
efal counties should be cAarse.Aae ss-
der the lav and which they could Ell
cisntly perform. There may b aAsri4s
who will not do their duty, but equally
there are many irresponsible eans
wardens getting . coAnissiOa simply
~ = shield for violstion Of tAs lsv
themselves.
The sane commissioner should have
. fsW efficient, vide auke dsPstiss 70
work With him VINO have the rigAt at
supervision and coordination in respect
to this function over the sheri1 . e9ies.
In the majority Of counties threagh tAs
state the sherifs will respond; in ths
few counties in which they would not,
the game commissioner AID his 1spA.
ties could centralize effort. Ths shssi4
has the time to do this work and 60
do it without additional deputy o. 81
pense. Coordination and unity Of ef'
fort will save much expense.
House bill No. 59l provides fer . sss-
vey Of the several Offices saA lsPast-
ments and l wish to recommend sssA
survey, and the application In soos
form or other of the provisions of this
bill to the elimination of that Which y
wasteful and unnecessary; a cOnsoida-
tion of related functions under definite
heads and in general to any economoy
which It cal accomplish.
House bill No. $40 does away vita
much useless expenditure in every conn-
ty where there is no separate jury com
rission in the .elcct,cI of the pesit
Jury.
provides for the short ballot. Economy
and efficiency can only ultimately be
achieved by the definite fixing of re-
sponsibility. If this resolution be ear
ried in the coming election it will be
placed in operation four years hence.
CenDsasatea Law
An equitable fitting of an industrial
and compensation Law to our labor asd
industrial conditions will require search
ing Investigation and most careful ssd
comprehensive study. l still hope that
this question shall ebtai. year CO.
operative and united sRorts. The state
peeds all the light Of all iatslligsaes
Aere. With. twelve months nssy
union nen, women and ehildrsa, ssa.
unie. men and national gaards.ea went
to their death and there were sneharrs1
remains Of burning mise bsildiass. To-
day thsss l. ths heavy weight Of esese-
qsent tsxss uPsa farmer, sershsst ssa
nisss alike. Il wssh - wAsay -.
fruitful new 70 discuss pest eassss, est
repetition or non-repetition in the future
will SspsaA apse yoa sad your vofA
today. Never in Colorado history haa
cur state - nesasd builAsss. Nsves
before has there been such . call fes
disinterested patriotic service. Thsrs
has been confusion snd delay. This
should not discourage but only spu:
each on to more determined effort. II
is due in part to the magnitude aud
complexity of the problem with which
you are graphing.
/ know that unwise and fevengeful
men from the outside are at work with
certain of you seeking to increase con
fusion among you and destroy your
complete usefulness. But the people Of
this state expect you to rise above all
this and to assume q proportion equal
to the magnitude Of your responsibility
aad wisdom, ability s.d = spirit Of
patriotism fully esonssssrate VIII
year present opportunity.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
moo1 Am Axn

Senator Nartine sf New Jsssey ts1s
in tie WasAineten 0tas sf faSn hooS
whom hs employed, whs is nseh Gfvss
to pAilssspAi.iAG.
O,s nssaiae, wAsa ths ssasese wss
wandering over ths farn, he cane sFsa
Ais nan feeding ths chickens. Alex
a,ls. stopped hin with:
"0sod nawnias, SSH been think
in this nswlia,, an made up nah
nind, sah, ~ I's lookin' ut aess Aeah
chickens, dat dey's Dc usfslest aniNal
dey il You e'n- eat 'en TO- days
bon, an aftah deys daidl"
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
Yu6B ouDOlg0

Ths editor was siven real treat .
fsw days ago by Lsias sh'wa sone
blssasd chickens Of very nigt grade n
IL New Castle district. We found
.srs thoeoagAbrea poultry sf real high
.srit in and in.sdistsly srossd New
Lastls thaa is gsaerally supposed tc be
ksss in The sstirs essnty. Altar 80
looks over the ehsice birds - b fossl
in that section he is net ssrpsissd that
tAsy held . poultry show dowa there
last fall aad that judges presounced
their birds fit to appear in any show.
Il l. surprising the interest that has
developed in that country in q very
short time.
8. u. Hall is the real daddy of the
fancy poultry industry in that section
AID . fancier of many years standing
and if you think you can fool Sam Hall
very much ON a chicken you we gos
another guess coming. Mr.. Hall favors
the Buff Orpingtons, but he is also
breeding Rhode Island Reds, White
Ospingtons, and his latest move is to
sseure q pen Of Blue Andelusians. The
editor has been . poultry crank for
many years and has seen tse winners
Of several state shows, but one will
havs T. travel . lsag way to fisd bet
~ birds thaa tho BsR Ospiagssas to
b fos.d on Halls raneh. NJ. Halls
hssk SirlS are ffsa ths eslebsstsd
Es.pp sGrsi. asA - b sew s2ssins
s>ns s.es,ls.t sesek and sGss for sels.
NJ. eass9sr, tie ssilFssA assas, also
hes seae exesllent Bat Osptngeoas,
ssus sf ~ faosss Cssk . strsi., d.
s,ss frea EasiaaA- Heading his pen
= . nassifiesat bird Which tssk first
psise a& tie New Csstis sAsv last fall.
0AaeRer's birds wssld tsks care OF
thsueslves in alnsst any show.
IA Jordan alss has The chicken f.
vsr and In his yards ws fsssA ssos
WY ff,s spseinsss sf osaasa Camp
i,es. some ehsies white I.diaa Canes
s,A ssas bsttss thaa he osdinasy
HAsAs IslaaA RsdA
Chs,aes NeNsAan spseialisss On
WAiss 0spi.sssas cd h ssstainly has
-. bsausiss althe.gh as says Ae has
ssat IL bsst e tAsa = H. raaeA-
". ]. Nartls = hs.dling tie Old
,,,i.hls Barred Plymouth Rocks asd
- esstsi,ly Aas ssee sssstiss. &.es
- eaitse's visit Bin Aas received q
s,soIs Of rosstes Of ThsaPssa OF
Ane,ia. New York, and thsss birds are
~ TAsnpsoa's famous ringiet strain
a.d are something 70 b PFosd q.
AnstAer posltry enthusiast p n. L
Yeun..s Of The Rocky Aoantai.
etsrss, and tAe sditse regretted that
.. account Of lack Of tine 10 was not
~ - ~ NJ. Yoanaa's stock which
he keeps some distance out Of town.
He ,anAles waite and Black Osping-
ton, and Barred Rscks s.d b doing
uass q hasinsss In ths sale ef egS,
tAis spsing. He vs,snsssesA ~ ~
6ssnatisa tAas ~ fifst issss Il Aas
sAv,etissnsae n ~ Rsse hsssoef hs~
= spase ~ . Assassa - - ~
- insnasiss aAete bssselag ssssk'
- y ~ - - aeseAe Z - -
vuso1ssss ~ - ssaus1e ~ -
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
7" E1OWU sDcf

I have taksa ~ stses - 0soea
svsa.s, formerly knswH - Doaosseeb
Csafsetio.sry sesrs, a.l win sse4sts
sans - . fIswse s.l ea.dy sAsp. ~
~ paaats alvays - hasa aiA ~
Asvsss T. se1se. 4 eAsiee Ne -
ea.Aiss I sAau aPpessiaAs ~ pss-
fseass.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
PAS ExouaEs NO oooD

sI had to be away from seAsoa yss-
tcvdsy," said 1onny.
"Yos must bring N exesss," ses1
IL Ssaehe1.
"WAe AFsaf"
ssYe0 1aeAsf."
ss1s s1Ar - - = an1' =
90 oDAoo es =
~ - * z.sss.s..:s,. $3.50
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
osl1 roo MAHY

"A sersst car iaspsetse was watching
tAs work Il g1eea IrisA eeaasseee.
"Hsre, Feasy, hsw = tAisi" - -
|sYsa havs tsn pesssagsss anA eey
nias fasss uag -"
sss 49, ess'' - - -
|tusn1le - - uA = q
ssB8 = - @ - = 3
- - ~ !
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

NoopoP VeooA ooDa pto4os1se.
StAse 1sen0 q ~ SUI 60 -
0lD0llo1 fSo0 ~ onAe ho0Dee Y -
aI0A
~. G sAsWs . w Ds1stssal ~
~. whesA - - 6k - y
0eet aAy 11Dana1sno. n Aoteo1 ~
sASvs whsro . Dsoso q Ia 0ase -
DlaosA Deg0a0ao9lv - aes1ot u eool-
iAg tAe foo6oonR ~ - 1ood t1UaeA.
II Aa00ee ~ Osovs1 VIZ s1esess-
I'll b saiain1l1nG - vase1ag e Sssl
n sAssll - 11hsla uAAR ssvse - -
ssfs aGaAast bsn1lao sl1na0ea1a0 ~
~ ND ts0oGA.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
- 0uvw eepaa

RyO = 80 q ~ bao9 ooVee egooo
for vsgsea1ao 0F0wssA h gfOws NJ
h an UDss - go y seesa tAeivss
unAsf Sa3h0e o1vugDo oonA1elooo. h =
saslly seaFesA - ~ - ssv1 G11es
laeo tn tAo IN
WAaa Fyo = 0se1 ~ Q osvsr GF00
q for gr6ea 0annsla1 D9rDooos DeaoGy
q esoA shoa11 - ooWa. q = e1gee0-
ary 70 o0W n1o0 tWo - eooe b0sAeaa
70 Tie aera. WAsa tAe ARUer G1aA-
tity OF sceA = uoe1 . 1sooe GTOWtA
will result a1A ~ aAdtf3oa q ~.
mus will b nHeA more than fro0 Q
light seeding.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

Fse 0als-LAn1 Scrip With an y
sssa fer sss.siAg tit,s - aay osssn-
nsse haa s1A3sse - Asassessa ssesy
vl1Asue sesiAsoss = sanivae3sA esaAg
ssgaissl ~ unass>ssl t9Hess
o1l1sis q " u.1DdD'A ~ Ags
- 49, .ss -
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
NVns1D q oe1Ia.

Nitrate Il ssaa = oftsa bsasacial
to hate cab6aoo WAaa ,ApDaie1 - TOP
Afsssings lats - IL summer or early
tn The fall. u tAsro = a. abundant
supply Of so0 moisture and tAs oab-
bags has . st1AteA APPEARANCE there b
practically no unosetainty abs19 tAs
neel Of nitroeaa.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
M nleasrs a.aelx.

Tho 0oauso oaQQey.
Look ct ~ - 0nnnso o1Qoay
- ~ - Gou1so ~ - tsan0 -
0eanhsassD - - - = sAauf1 -
-! - - - = = -
...s...-ss,