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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-04-29
VETERAN RAILROAD OFFICIAL,
HAS PASSED AWAY,

w. Fl. Bancraft, first. vice president
of the Salt Lake route, vice-president of
the Oregon Short Line and fer many
years general manager of the Oregon
Short Line, died at his home in Salt
Lake at 9:30 O'Clock last night, says
the Herald Republican of April oath
He had been gradually failing for
several weeks and Wednesday morning
suffered a stroke of apoplexy from
which he could not recover. He was
striker at about Z clock in the morn
ing while taking bath and his age
and weakened condition made it ap-
parent from the first that the stroke
would prove fatal. He did not regain
consciousness and it was at first pre-
dicted that he would not live until noon
yesterday, but the hardy constitution
of the veteran railroad man asserted it.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-04-29
NEVER SPRAY FRUIT
TREES WHEN IN BLOWN

ers, if educated on this point, would un-
derstand it is greatly to their disad
vantage to spray while in bloom. This
fact should be placed before each school
teacher and kept on the walls of each
schoolroom of the state. Let us make
it strong. Tell every school teacher in
your county to write on the blackboard
in capitals: Never spray while in
bloom.
" Another reason for not spraying
while in bloom is that there is no need
of it. There are no pests that must or
should be killed or prevented at this
time. 1t will not do anywhere near the
amount of good that it would to spray
before the blossoms appear, and again
after they fall. Before the blossoms
open, spray with the boiled lime-sul-
phur solution, either home made or
commercial, boiling one pound of lime
and two pounds of sulphur in one gallon
of water for one hour, and dilute this
with about six or seven times its bulk
of water, and spray the trees thoroughly
and before the blossoms open. About
the time the leaf buds are swelling is
the best time. This is good for all
kinds of trees, shrubs, and bushes.
i After the brown husks of corollas fall
from around your peaches and plums
use this same preparation, but ten times
as much water as you would at the
other time; and to every fifty gallons
of the extremely dilute preparation add
two pounds of arsenate of lead, and
spray again. The first spraying here
mentioned is to kill the San Jose scale
and certain other insects and plant
disease germs. The second spraying is
for the curculio that makes wormy
i fruits, and when used on pome fruits,
or apple, pear, and ounce, it is for
the codling moth and certain other in
sects and Diseases
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-04-29

self and he fingered on until last night.
Mr.. Bancroft was one of the best
known railroad men of the western
states and under his direction MANY
of those now holding responsible posi-
tions on railroads of the west received
their first lessons. He retired from
the position of general manager of the
Oregon Short Line about a year ago
on account of failing health and ad-
vanced age, he being at the time of
his death, in his seventy fifth year.
Bancraft's Long Career.
William H. Bancroft was born De-
tober 20, 1910, at Newberg, o. He
entered the railway service in April,
1856, as telegraph operator and ticket
clerk for the Michigan Southern rail-
way. He became consecutively division
operator, clerk and dispatcher, for the
Erie railroad; dispatcher, superinten-
dents clerk and train dispatcher for
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-04-29

A fruit-grower, who should by this
time know better, writes to State Zoo
logist Surface, Harrisburg, and asks:
when peach trees are in bloom. PROF.
Surface is anxious to have the sub
stance Of his reply reach every per
son who may even be interested in the
least in the subject of spraying. He
says that it should be proclaimed
from the housetops and written in the
schoolrooms. The reply is emphatic,
and based upon years of experience and
study. 1t is as follows:
81 note with interest that you make
to use while the trees are in bloom.
Again l hasten to say that you are de-
cidely wrong. Please get it out of
your head now and for ever, for your
own sake and that of your crop as well
as for the bees, that no trees, shrubs,
bushes, or vines of any kind should
ever be sprayed while in bloom. Please
tell this to your neighbors. Please tell
it to the editors OF all the papers. Pro
claim it from the housetops. Let
! everybody learn that, to spray trees
! while in bloom, is liable not only to
injure the fruit and thus help to de-
stroy the crop, but also kills the bees
and other insects that are absolutely
essential in carrying pollen from fruit
to fruit, and thus help fertilize the
blossoms and insure a crop.
eff there is any one thing against
which there should be definite and
emphatic legislation in this state at the
present time it is the ignorant and
absurd practice of few persons who
yet appear to spray while in bloom
Please help us to educate the people
against this practice. Education as
practical and rational as this would
do much more than legislation, as grow
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-04-29

the Kansas Pacific railroad; assistant
superintendent for the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe railroad; superintendent of
the st. Louis, Lawrence & Western rail
road, and chief dispatcher for the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad.
From April, 1873, to July 2S, 1886,
he was superintendent of various di-
visions for the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad and part of the time was re-
ceiver for the Denver & Rio Grande
Western. In 1886 he became general
superintendent for the same road and
in 1890 general superintendent of
the mountain division for the Union
Pacific railway.
From March, 1897, to January Is,
1904, he was vice president and gen
eral manager of the Union Pacific
railroad; then from April, 1904, to
date, vice president and the general
manager of the Oregon Short Line.
From November, 1904, to February,
1905, he was also acting general man
! aSef OF the southern racine, ana
from March, 1905, to date he has been
first vice president of the San Pedro
Los Angeles & Salt Lake railroad. No
vember l, 1906, he was made president
of the Utah Light & Railway company
and retained that position until the
Hartman system recently disposed of
it's interests in the property.
| Mr.. Bancroft was member of the
, Alta club, Commercial club and Mount
Moriah lodge No. 2 F.. & A. NJ, thirty
third degree Mason, A. A. S. rite, valley
of Salt Lake. He never held political
office, but always has been active in
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-04-29

the affairs of the city and state. He
is survived by two adopted daughters.
Marie and Adelaide.
Mr.. Bancroft came under the notice
of officials of railroads early in his
career in 1860, when he was in charge
Of a little office on the Michigan South
ern railroad. A special train carrying
the general manager of the road stop
ped at the station one day. It was
/, summer time and all about the station
roses were blooming and the station
itself spotlessly clean. The general
manager was delighted and he talked
to the young station agent of his work.
The orders were received and the
special proceeded on its way. Two
va ehs later young Bancroft was promo
ted and from then on his climb was up
the ladder in the railroad work has
been steady until he reached the posi-
tion of vice president and general
manager of the Oregon Short Line in
1897, which position he retained prac-
tically without break until January,
1914, when he retired from active SER
vice after nearly sixty years work in
his chosen profession.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-04-29

Told That There Was No Cure for Him.
After suffering for over twenty
years with indigestion and having
some of the best doctors here tell me
there was no cure for me, I think it
only right to tell you for the sake of
other sufferers ~ well a. ,our own
satifaction that a 25 cent bottle of
CHAMBERLAIN IS Tablets not only relieved
me, but cured me within two months
although am man of Is years.
writes Jul. Grobien, Houston, Texas,
Obtainable everywhere. For sale by all
dealers
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,<ens Stpertien or oeo 'or 10 Mar
iioen. Gufen Nanna %arsoatier Dor
hos Semen iSohau.
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o~prInOelia ira &aog / @il0eltual.
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oc duule Ereiter Nruu / @ilbeifaal.
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ratiouer eiter buerauore Tur,
Sou % SemeIm. Sc par iult
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ira 1854 iii 1904.
Zen hone beo 0nts 9rmL NJ
bans Born blep en- Cater. anreu,
qiit meo 6an0elsmanO 1l6ert I'm.
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on 6enrif. bleu Bomber | 8iloeitaaI
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Sans 9rlm.
Sans Srlm5 6uitru heoer Grif.
ia Slsootter 1e bar Here Barn.
Eaa Ranaieth
bar DE arliriunien ira &Grsn ior
nolclt Aur tIltdae iat % ct Nli3.
nan er liit men "nnd SlIuid Sdfa-
r%ia3ien ira Seiarn OF Dc bar fire
Sern.
Seo Sioeu al Dor AnOreas Ssr.
aenien o. Suitru. Gina $obanieu
ira Rorbpif. &c bar , &Grn.
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Ter CT 10 marlt Eucr. iom tou
mrNt mco mcr, emo ct ]tuUu men
liter doaN IT polit @ldo tortUuer. or
Htmbcrl ool vjimot en- al Sc 9uer.
ccr ION vrUicutcrc oeu itorite Raw
rcrrloom
6 luula uthcmtc Nctcquclier
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lutrldrlcruc NouiIuutmopeI. Alcr,
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ul1't ltJunet %coutopoll2. mlet mt
ocrtI0cu ol'ud %eouto2. ! mrtlltc
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hct ,>li, Nbo ,<IIbot. %llbolu %
&lbacur Get armcnlltc Nauu iur
Nncu uar EIo' ! Ocn dl~lerlcuti;c
(to er Nneu, mcn9 Den bolotca bciat
81 hu2pruc Al 0I2ic o,cutn ta,Ct
Nuoii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31

! Qomlc 9dOc bruItc9 Nouuiud
cmlirtut uOcluttW0t nttoct'or Sut
ter. Gen bcidnNt ia blouOt &c
@nper %ntob icnOtt til 9GQupteu.
1000 Mar isr oct ioritc Sutfcr
roiineri bleu buNGet "a "a ono
pilrp lipc <oNcrne cit S~orit0dcIie NJ
VuITltlunQ NcrlllheO ol NiQ0om.
ioQbe han iii ocm. N set por 81
@nno. iom ilnocr AZ 4ielf oa Soon.
nina.
Get cr Del hellrr fife oocr0reu,t
al pnniton, at ocu olninoclidc
S1m0hen nos ocn mluGrenoc SlcQt
uiloe plnoe bgtnOcliQ. rrriom SON
HilNcu otter nj III table Np0er>
pluo1 tilbolc / Nu@hoIOnlnQcu. life
bare lom Nte0lciu, men 'erlt ~
remit lom NUring3mio0cl. ~ 0rt
cr hcIotdcre at rorcbpglc Sn10onl
tn0 at forbripc oen uCo Nteoiclu,
mar Oen cngdng bar int iiq loit hos
m, oQ bette oil oil man opnoa pco
hnppl9cre od mere reGelmU2'lI
@ruQ Al NomlnQ ilteoctior sc
unno0cliQc Nin2icr al set olmiuoc.
llNc Suttcr, lom III 'ortUrea / Ell
cler au0cu Gprm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
Spcrtro.

Gu Al Gari3 melt ipjrluicac
Eourualntcr cr mclct oucrtrort. ior
tUller ct irouif @loO (uo lit Pr.
b~tio4borN bar nan life mworc emo
tom inluo GlciuntUlurcr ionl hlu
tiaUQNer en- nmlult @cmoujul ol
Tor ilQcu Fri2 oil title 'tl pto.
Nou brrer eli 9mulct / Eorm al ct
Arubnnn0 81 cr lite ino bunQc ior
uolet iom Tor at me0c en- 2cpdr
tement4lmftiourr Ger brrtr 'nm
NE Aupn iom ban. ~ lllucr hanl
poo ct SOAR. %ouruoluleu " infer
pno al hpl3 han eudanQ truiitr 1T
alter clo". nil Ell a. ocm plu0itIIN
81 / lllcu2 %eb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
! Sfiuif

bur II SamIller Nurl %drien od
Simouettc Simouieu meo 3 gsru.
~ Coin Gliu2leu mCn 0uitru Gtelia
$ohanSoatier Mnrpolo uOcu Born.
Gbm nrbeioer / SulitieIma Ctcllu
bar hopt I'M NuIpbro0cr Nluar Ill
Spioltriug
Sna er N iPrhi1c me0 &eboeruC
Al Strenmen Sea hodber. At lel
life mar Qlent nodeu
Guopi0erc hudbcr icl. At ocwc
min Aorreluouhdutt life blir toruc.
0erct a tultc lluocru0u09baoNc.
nonr Sen ltnl oucr H~tInutcrhopct
Nlileu
NIom SueuOiCu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
Ean Scrtncs

/ Sooin bar ser Set boaoc / ling
oomalofalet o. poa 9eocbuiet. Ser
bapoc 6reobeim llnqbomsifolc ar
rollgeret Soften Saleu bar poffert
Ocforcret meo TlnQ % Gncrfrnnie,
% pua &n19ene par Der ct BELT @al-
Teri nleb itore @ilcoer al gioapolo2-
nlGnD, Iom bar tegllet al en- al Gle
perne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
era Straumen / SoSin.
Taitur Slum Sucnoicn furtGlcr
aammelt % mt ira Spgpen %
hitler ira Tpif paa Strpmsen.
Strenl 2Soe Ntoi.
st itpat llueir

VI NUui itutlE
rate bcroppc / Gluten II April. -
Get por Ell SiraOags Spelb, oct par
poo oct oprite - (irSoog Den y
glpril. "a man ~paaenebe Snsoa9s
Wtor9en - laurent man 0a bopoe
iaaet iope ON Natten - tlnoe man
flcre Steoer ie at llpeiret bouOe glort
&ei efter liQ.
Eaa Strpmpif / Stremnlen to1
Srfanen @crburb Sino@ Srp99e -
CT itort, reOmolt Nua, Iom 'to0 pdu
Stolper - % faitebe Den llo /
Storitrenmen. Eau &rp0Nen Itoo
GO Senoer &ogn, iom tilhertc Sen-
men, 9ernbaro %inO, iom 0riucr vi
IfeforretnlnQ.
Sagen eiter funoc mor ie mpng-
bepiS al Senoer, itrpet uooper pua
9unoen AZ Stremmien. Meo i'm
panligc Gnergi off 9ernharb itrar
i9ung meb at life Dem op lgien, oN
Oct lpffeoea hont at bjerle omtrcnt
10 Sgn0er. Selue Srp09cbu'et
Orep ilanb paa Den moointte Sioe
al Stremmen, hppr BET fnltlteS. -
Set bar brllffet iau gobt iitpffcr, at
fife TO @orO ino lonln1en al 9oro=
flGOningen pna NltIetS Oocrlioe.
Get nlelte al Senmeret / Silet bar
man faoet ianfet inmnlen % bier
get.
llluffcn bleu oerior life Iau itor,
Ion ma ira fprIt az fll1oe tpntt
Jig.
ga ic9 fif Selefonbub / 9obp ON
Morgenen ON, at Srpg9en bienmc
oar gnaet, blep leg gonife heo ON
Erene," %iprtulte @ernboro l%ellerc. -
Seq bop6c Mptorbun0cn min ior-
tpiet inopeo @rpg9en og trnftc, at
bcnnc uor fnnlit. Ho9lcn huuOc je1
heller life osiureret. Gen por Iolgt
til @ltltnu Seipoag Tor 1900 &ro-
ncr, iom lflll0c u0bctales, nnnr oclt
blcp lcperct / &pen. Nu trococ ieg,
at olt bar tn6t; men oct por Ell ltor
Srelt / llluffen, ga leg font bjenn %
lit lc, at Wotorboobeli bar / loO Sc
holb og at Oet loo iig gjerc at rcoOe
10 Senocr al Hognen."
Sra Strempif gif Srfonen piOc.
re til @oOo. Ser iIog ben neO pnu
cnbel Snaber, bporibIonot en- Snqt,
ion1 tilberte Suliua Sfaalbone2. -
Zen tog ct o~rOentlig Sag / &aGten
iIeo Sortpiningerne oper, iom ON oet
bar brpnbte Sroooe, oO foitebe Den
op / SlGren.
Ger lau Den pUltct meb Sul /
9unoen % blep iplbt meo &ano pco
bsi Sin; men pe0 Lap Sip ranot
Tanoet no. "a funoc man fonme
pmborb og iao no al 2oltcn, ionl be-
itob al &lipfiif.
Sagten bar us'lireret; men Oct er
tpillomt ON ISluranceillmmen llobe-
tales, ba Ser life par Solf ombor0.
Observation-Disclosures forbrer nenl-
lig, at man Der er 2nit / ct Sartei,
ital ser altio ppre Ell Mano omborO,
iom boloer %a9t.
Seq bar MT faaet bloc, at ban
ioar Gritatning, &c Snrtoict laa lor-
teiet poo Siemmehunn.
canine 9tat bolot SIoi Seiuuag
paa at ~iorliie uoenior NoOe. San
fom ira 2ofoten, bpor ban bup0c
fiobt 6iif. lloenfor &eliappr iii
ban Orfnnen oper iiq. SaQten
9reiebe Jig imiolertio til han fom op
moo Siertoen. Ser git Roret flort,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
Sciulfninnen puo Strpm scn.

"a leA MI bctlnocr mig | Strem.
men itoI ieQ iortpllc he manage
StrcmpTrinQer / Amerifo hpcm oct
cr. iom MI Dor uod Stremecu. "
bcQuuhcr moe ueo SaItItrommcn.
Eua StielbuQt huor Der ier par
mango Nua. itnur mn bare 10 tlicn.
) Oct enc Dor AnoreoH Nuaacnien %
/ Oct uu0ct ,<ohan <>pericu. Sos
%ohon Dor ogion Seucn Ser %
bans Gonilic. iom bcltan AZ NnIlrll.
en-, Gucn EbeloarO ira &riitiana-
'mlb. o. ire imna Born.
Eoo Strenmit Dor Nier6oro ~un
% Nuitru. NJ 0ere@ &oru er Sat
tercn @u0rlm / &riitionailmN, boor
hlm bar |laNa poo ct Notel. Sern-
bnro 0rlpcr ION ror nppnt Ni'fcfor-
refining. oQ @rooeren Ncrleli cr meO
ham puo hans GUrocr til Sofoten
od Tinmorten. Ge ~ unalte. &11-
rio "a @uuur. cr hICnmle.
@oor ri III ira Strompif, font
mer oi til ct llOct Mu2. ion tuloe@
GlucQaarO. Ser Dor Cui @orgc ~
%,<cnii1e 2arIien mco lem Born. -
Nuitrlen er ilublQ ipQ.
Eaa &olOcn bor %ura Nuitrtllo.
Iom clcntiiQ er ira NoroanQer; mcn
mi bar pUrct her / ouer 30 Nor. San
er &oreilfcr % er Den iorltc, ionl
er bcQnn0t me0 Sarcnot her / Sal
ten.
Sans &uitru bcocr 9lunn % cr
ira Sprupr. Dc bar IRE Smuapi-
ger. 9egge to bar pUret giit ipr.
Ears bar ira lit ierIic 9G9tcifnb 3
Bern - 9lIlrco, Ginor OF @cIgn -
OF Gnio, bpi2 iprlte MatO hc0 2uo-
piQ Slien, bopbe me0 bom eli Solt,
Slui.
: S|torhalQcn Dor Sens / Stor=
hollQcu oQ gonllc @eneolttc. sos
Dem Dor Nila 2%lnorro1ien SanO,
iom nrbci0cr / SuIiticlmu. San or
9ift mco &arolinc Cartier Staal-
bones. SIM bar 70 @angc una No0
fobt Suium9er.
Noua Glen, iom ipr 6Oe0c pdo
StielbuQt, for ior ct Eor 9lor lioclr
ilpttet lit Nu3 iii StrontlIeen. Nall
er Qiit meo Nclcnc ira &nnplmo.
0e hor ire &eru.
Euu aippcrbicract Dor Scr mt IN
gen. Scr bococ Gnfeu Nnnna 90
hollicli meo line Bern. Semcn bar
mi fiebt et Stpftc pao Meacuif. Ser
bpor 9cOitcio6eren, &ohan Nnoer-
len, engonQ boc0c. ) iorrigc llqe
toq DC NuIct nc0 OF b~egpuote at lint
te oct uoopcr. III Nornenc er Ncl-
ga mi Git / Hupitu / @ilOeitnol,
! Seumernc Sacor % Sngebregt bar
Ell Mtotoriteite o. oriper Ni'fc, Soro
tiencr hos %pponl poa @renaotcr
9o0in.
Ena &affcn Dor Ylbcrt 9tilicn %
Nnlolia Olicn. Ncn1ca Spiter, Sen.
inc, bor hos Dem. Ger er ler
9prn p0n &offen. Nj Dem cr 9(itri>
% SlNn tonijrmcret.
Sao tolnmer ri til &ilhclm Sri.
ltcn'en. San mi'tcbe ioar i'm 6lt.
ItruL Ncrutine. 2tue &ornene er M
porne. a%onitonce hor 9lnipttclie poo
Tottig1uaroen. Dc anOre FIRE Spitre
er bjemmc. @riition cr MI pau Sur
til SorltoO mco @crnbnr0 Sinb.
Eoo /Strsm Dor Omar Sure. r.
Ndn blcp iiipr giit meO i'm &lliilte.
&uAri0 Nfoe ira Npcrhalen. Gcl
bar pUret bnDQet me1et pau Strpnr
lioen iiior. @ulitubnQninleu er
ncOrepct "a opiort iom 6lei til sen
tinliAerc NopcObplninQ. Ser ifaI
Nonlle Sr1r Sure DO, noor alt bin
fUroi9t.
NJ IStrene Cr GllInbetb %Grerin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
8reue fra Norses 8ysder os Dyer.

Oh ban holot pda al 0rlue ildn0. -
Tarteiet par alt beauuot NJ hllgQc.
ga Der tom NiGIp ira %obe o. %uq.
ten blep ilGbt / Napu.
Self opoper iii Sronl@e rultc oct
te orfaIa1ti9e llpelr gtntten meIIenl
27oe og 2Sbe April. o. ira mango
Ste0cr iortnltea Der ON i%luno0reune
Sarteicr % ppltebe Siebo0cr; men
lea har life bort Salc ON. at no0cll
omtpm poo Sieen hin 9tat.
Snrt % fplot &eir
bar ri baut belle Si0cn iiOcn. gtu er
man beapnot meb al plolc ol bnrpe;
men iGttc EotcterIc pl idu llolGOen
blir Der nof life S0lc ON ier
SUM.
Vtcna mall / Mriltiaula % q.
iIrifternc ocromtring har hnut Ell
foriGroeIig Ssrfc, bar Vi her a'pcr-
len0c bapt &egn o. Shlb.
: &rl'tionlo hor Der life re9nct
iiben Den l0oe 9lpril, ito6 ser mliQ
/ Ell 9lpia. Spor Qicrnc piioe nj life
tilbpttc oa npgcn al bi9le neiIiNe,
terre &aaroaQc ocrnc0e, iau ri rig
tiQ enlong igien tunbc iolc %eInGret
Deb at loOe Jig iieae al Solcn@ Stroa-
Ter.
ri funDe trpllQe oct. ior her goor
ri ole omfrin1 og Barter % holter
o. er forfielet.
81 bar &inter enbnu % life
Taor.
Naur ifol Sommeren fommc!
Zoe Mai Scitligbeoerne iaar
bapoe ct olporliqere ErTg enc tiOIi.
9ere. arigen, lom meO al lin Tor-
iTroeligbeo raier laa npr port
2anb, og iom bar frGpet inn mango
Dire og uGrct en- 6are ior Dor
Sfibsiort, loqbe Ell ulporliQ Gent
Der oper Sin0ene.
: t7oc Moi Gulcrnc oppltc man
opcrolt ueo ari0aforcn ion trtcr
poa ole &onter.
! Suop STRIFE
par ser @u0aticneite Ben Zoe N}oi.
airfen por milo al Tolf ~ Erouit
&iell0no bolot eli uOmcrtCt Gale,
bopr ban fog lit ll0Non9&punft / oil
bet, iom por fleet, iiben nj par iomlct
til Teit iioit zoe Mai. Gcrpnn peg
te han poo Sp0opernc, iom III maot-
te jamie oS.
Gen norife Nation par iom Ell Il
Den @llt, iom Ioo line Itorc @rsbre
ifrro meb of eOeluqQe bperonore.
Set uiloc life mite Tor Den fife
Smna9utteu at prppe poa at lfile
Dem ab; men hnu tlnnoe 9ua iu0 / iii
&ommer OF lIffe i'm 0er % 6e0e
iii lin Sor ol oerea 6ar, at set maat.
re blipe Slut me0 20elpNQelicn %
Nuoet, oQ at oct muntte bliue Slllt
for oe itorc 9rcorc tit ilnn hueran.
bre lilo, at Sc life funbc rcilc Tia
mere.
Ean &crtncs
/ &ooin bar ser 6eit baaoc / lima.
o%omslofalet og paa 9~eoebuiet. &cr
baooc 6rebbelm lnQbomsifolc ar.
roltoeret Setter Soleu par poffcri
O%cforcret mteo TloN % Gncrfronie
~ poa &pGaene par Der ct helt Sal.
Teri mleD itore @ilcber al Gi0apolb@.
mGno, Iom bar te9net al en- al Gle
perne.
Strpmmcn
blep t7Oe Mni ieiret ogiuo iuur.
Zen me %Urcrinoc, TSrofel
SJornerao, bnuoc iaact iitano @ar.
netog ior 9srnenc / anoplluo Sto.
letrebS. airfeionQer &perieu holoi
her Gale Tor Soucu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
/ Strpminen

bleu t7be Nni ieiret ogioo iuur.
Zen me %Urcrinoe, 6rDfen
Sjerneruo, bouoc iaoct iitnno Bar
netog for 9srncnc / &nnplmo Stp-
letreb@. airfeionQer lSperieu holot
Der Gale Tor So1cu.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-07-29

cf6Tvu.
Blount shot a glance toward his
wife. "You heard him, Sadie," he said,
with a significant infection.
Mrs. Blount standing beside Lu-
Genes chair, started.
"Who. mel" she gasped, alarmed.
Blount scOwled at her.
Yes, you! ! say you heard him.
Didn't you? Sure you did-sure you
did!
When she observed the mandatory
stare Of her husband she deemed 1t the
part of prudence to do his implied bid
ding.
"Oh, yes-I remember now" she said
airily In her rich voice, in which was
no tremor. "Sure l heard him. And
you just ought to have heard what he
called me. The very idea" Her face
set in lines of virtuous Indignation.
"Oh. doctor, really 1t was too terri
blel Why, he had the audacity to say
that | was IA shoplifter from Mil
waukeel And all | ever knew about
Milwaukee was what I've read in the
beer advertisements she exclaimed
again Indignantly.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-07-29
NEURALGIA PAINS STOPPED

You don't need to suffer those agone
izing nerve pains in the face, head,
arm, shoulder, chest and back. Just
apply few drops of soothing Sloan's
Liniment; lie quietly a few minutes.
You will get such relief and comfort!
Life and the world will look brighter.
Get bottle to-day. ounces for 25c.,
at all Druggists. Penetrates without
rubbing.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-07-29
CHAPTER XIX.

v WAINWRIGHT addressed the
IA physician confidently:
WV You see, now Harry, how
tits. The thing came TO Il eli
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-11-19
LABOR AND RECREATION.


All Work and No Play Produces thu
Fatigue That Poisons.
Men and women come In the morn
Ing 10 their tasks with spring OF
fresh energy within them. Little b,
little during the hours OF labor they
empty that spring. When 1t Is dry
they must draw from forces whlcL
should be untouched. BY some strange
chemistry which no one understands
too well these intrusions on the phys
ical forces which should be inviolnte
produce ID tho hnman system a true
toxic condition fatigue poison, auto
poison the scientists call It
II this fatigue poison passes point
where the period of rest following Ia
not equal to the task of throwing 1t of
and filling afresh the spring OF energy.
the man goes back to his toll little
unfit; the longer he goes on the more
unit he becomes. Slowly the poison
invades his system. The repairing
forces-food. relaxation, pleasures and
sleep-become less ard less equal To
the task. The man becomes more and
more open to the attack Of disease;
less and less able to do his work: un-
fit to improve upon It; unable to grow.
He is an unsafe man. too. one not to be
trusted among machines in dangerous
places. The man has been poisoned
into unfltness by the slow accumula-
ton Of fatigue poison which he could
not throw of.
1t was not work which did this. II
was too much work. He needed the
work to keep him fit. Without 1t or 1T
equivalent, regular physical exercise
his spring of energy would have Al
surely deteriorated as it did from over
work. The spring of energy standins
idle would have soured within him.-
Ida NJ. TarhelI in American Magazine