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Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-11
ROYAL ARCANUM,

Thames council, No. 1851, held a brief business session in Foresters' hall on Wednesday evening. Matters of routine interest were transacted. Following the business meeting a whist was held and the prizes were awarded as follows:
 Ladies-frst, Mrs. Louis Manches- ter (43) mirror; second, Mrs. Nickel vey (31) tumblers; consolation, Mrs. Cochrane, CID beauty pins.
 Gentlemen-frst, Saul Gilbeault, CAD Thermos bottle; second, Robert Clish, (34) umbrella; consolation, Ed ward Mullen, G1) armlets. Refresh ments of ice cream and cake were served after the whist. Mrs. J. J. Casey and Mrs. McKelvey were tied for second prize with a score of 31 and Mrs. McKelvey took the prize on the cut.
 At the next meeting of the council the annual election will take place.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-11
OWLS.

At their meeting in Owls hall on Tuesday evening Norwich nest, No. 1896 elected officers to serve the com ing year as follows:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-11

to be made for the installation of off, cers in January, at which time the second anniversary of the order is to be celebrated.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-11
LOST IN GAMES WITH
 NEW LONDON SOCIETY
St. Mary's T. A. B. Had the Small
 End of the Scores.

St. Mary's Temperance society of New London defeated St. Mary's so- ciety of this city at forty-five and pitch Thursday night at Temperance hall in New London, the matches be- ing the second in the inter-society tournament. The pool matches were evenly divided, each getting two.
 A to 30 and in the forty-five games, 38 to 33, giving New London a total score of 80 against T for Norwich. Early in January the New London society will come here for the third lag of the tournament
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-11
LADIES' AUXILIARY, A. o. H.

At the next meeting of Division No. IS the annual election of officers will take place and other important busi- ness will be transacted. The meet ing on Monday night in Foresters' hall was presided over by the presi- dent, Mrs. M. L. SIiney. Miss Anna Hughes, Miss Mamie Dunn and Miss Sarah Kelly made pleasing reports on the county meeting held recently in Stonington.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-02
Gie beutise Gage.

Gs lit nifts beionoeres paiiiert,
oas Die Gage per1roert b1tte. Dos
@idHieite 1T, oaB oen @ufIen in Sc
li5ien anfbei1teno Elm Salt gebotea,
lit. Sic Sample oatern fort, aber
oie Oefterreider lbeinen lire EpIi-
tionen 5lt baIter. Se0enfaas linb Die
Muiie1 nod nift iiber oie @nrpatbeft
gefommett nno &rafau miro aud npG
nidt BON ibnen beorobt. Sn Der &C.
gen6 BON 8arifou bot fih oie Sage
nod nidt Derdnoert, bod bebouptetl
iebt Die 8ullerL oie 9entifen bGtten
TIRE S~telInngen befeitigt uno b1tteit
iiberbaupt olle bisber eroberten Srte
mi itarfen 8efeitigungen berieben.
SIM @eIteu baben bic 9eutiden 8or-
teile I'M Mrgonnenfpoloe errnngett
uno entmifeIn iiberbaupt cine auber-
proentlihe Starfe. Son Dem &riegs=
ibauplas am Sdhpar5en Meer pirD
oid a~Iferlei @iinitiges beridtet. Or
b0bt miro Oieies giinitiee 9lusieben
nod ourd Die Had]rift, onB Gngfano
ihon tpieoer an ieitter eigefler &iite
Elm SfIodtfdiff perIoren bot, oas
notwithstanding oard ein oenti9eg llns
terieeboof in ben @runo eebobrt lit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-02
ans benz a-riessfummersbndJ.
alis Ser Molano bon Berlin.


SIN ~Sbelisfen~ 5u Seliian, 0a ioff Elm
Ioro 10 lang.
Bis DAB er iteif tpie elm 8eienfieI bonn
@armortiide iant
SIN .SbeIisfen1 gu 3elnnrf, 6a iprat
Der @irt emp5rt:
Ser 2orb trinft, meineu Datteltpeir, aIS
oh er linn gebSrtl1 SIR
Sm .Gbelisfeu" al Seraan, ba iparS,
tpie fidis eebihrf, eg
Die 8edHung in Ae9bpterpS6rift bean
@dfte p%rdientiert..
.Sm .SbeIistenT az SeIuan, Sa ipraf
oer 2or0 rSb no. ~
Sd dahl tiiht. benin ons 2Glb am 9il
geb6rt mir 10 fpie fol-
SIN 1SbeIisfen" an 9efiidf bd fdmiF
aus bieiem SniiS
Gin Siirfe, ipel6er Gnper bieb, ben @ris
ten einfa6 raiisl
SIN rSbeIisfeu "su SeIion, on mir
fem 2oro eeiddbt.
llno lit err fred, 70 tpiro Der &erI idnel
an Die 2rft gefebtf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-02
MMslanb.
aus Sapana fonnmt

Aus @npma fomnit Die Dad.
riht, oaB in Der Tropin5 Iinar BEL
&io, Der buuptiddIidften .EabGf9e-
eeno oes Staates, ourd ifiuere SIC.
gen .auBeroroentIi6 piel Sfaocu
engeridtet lei. Der @ollperllpur Der
Brobifl5 gIoubt, Dab oie Tohoferntc
uoaitanoig pernid)tet lit.
Mus 8eunos @pres fommt ole
Nahrift oaB in Yaroguao cine 8e-
boIiition mlsgebrohen 1T mo oa5
iih Ole &epoIution1re ser Gerlon
oes graiioeften beiuddJtiat boben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-02
Sonntagsbetrad)tnngen

Sim 26. 9e5. bot Die GItelte oelti=
ide 8ereinigung unieres 2anbes, Die
Dentlhe @eieuidaft BON Ebilaoel-
pbia, ibr 150idbriges Subilaum ge-
feiert. Nibt our6 cine groBnrtiae
JeitIidJfeit, fir Die aageitbIidIid)
nidt Die redte 3eit lit, ionoern ourd)
cine einfade, dber ipiiroige @eodht.
nisfeier, BEL Der Or. s9egamer, Der
8rdiioert Der @eieIlidaff, bic @er-
'freter Deutid)Ianos, Sefterreids ur,o
Der Sfpeia uno peridieoene arioere
DISQUALIFICATION MeOen bieIten.
Die Deutide @eieaidaft BON Bb;.
Iaoelpbia muroe uripriingIid ge=
griinoet, I'M oeutihen Gimpou=
Oeren, Inn Die es oamtals gar fIdg-
lid beltent lpar uno Die bier mei=
items trniiriget Sdifialen e~ntgeger-
eingen, NIT Haf ullo Got 5ur Seits
al iteben. Gieie Mufgdbe bat tie audi
10 lanae es not tat, treuIifl erfiint
ull6 tie fat monde 8erbeiiernng in
Der oamols gernoe5n ideublifen 9s=
bauoIuna Der gintpaitoerer al Stan-
De gebraht. sic bat ober audi re-
gen MnteiE oil ben GreigniIien oes
Sanoes genommeiL bat iib an ben
Hroteiten un0 an Der agitation qe=
gen Die l~1ebergriffe GngIailo3 betei-
ligt uno bot alid tapfer onfiir gear
beitet, baB bel Der groBen yeuolu-
tion1ren 8emeglng Sic oeutIder
8efpobner oes 2anoes nimt binter ih-
rem cingeborenen Mitbiiraern sltriid-
blieben, ionoern iif in sic Heibe1t
Der 5reibeitsfampfer IteIten. Nah-
Dem iie in Der erlten S1Ifte oes DO.
rigen Sabrbuuoerts Elm redf titles
Seben gefiibrt bette, trot tie @n0e
Der fiinf5iger Sabre mieoer ifarfer
berbor ltn0 bat b~eIonoer5 in nelterer
Set fid fpieoer cine fibrenoe Stels
lung errungen. SIT ood in i6rer
Salle uno BON i6rem B~rdiioenten Der
9entih-omerifmiihe Hotionalbulr
gegriinoet Doroen.
Dor pier5ebn Engen bat ole eefe
gorfer Staats5eitung cine rielige
Summer berauggegeben oie tell
peiie Neibnodtsmmmer teiItpeiie
Subildumslflmmer fir oas adt5ig-
|idbrige 8elteben Der 3eitung mar
uno ben 8etueis lieferte, odb oie
Reip Yorfer Staatsaeitung NIT ibrsn
|ndt5ig Sabren nod imuaer allf Der
bodJiten Sobe Der 2eiihinggfabiefeit
|itebt.
Die Satiade, oaB elm oeutlfer
Werein iein Observation-Disclosures.
ges, cine peutiae 3eitung i'm aft-
|Sigidbriges SitbiI1lm feiern fonner,
|isno bob belize beiite nod lire Mut.
Gabe mad ieoer MidJtuHg FIN erfiiI-
len un6 Ieiid)tenbe 9orbiloer fir
Die un5dbligen nnoern oeutiden Ser.
cine lio Die iina1Bligeng onoern
oeutifen 8eitaneen oieieg Qanoes
iiro, uiliB eiHeit ieoen DentidpMme-
rifaner nit eiiiem @efiibf hcber @e.
raigtullng erfiiGen. ggenn Sie siIi
3eidlen nno 9etpeis Oafiir, oaB Die
Deldid- amerifoner fem fremocs
Clement Der 8epoIferuna oieies Can.
oes biloen, oaB iie ebenio gllt ner6-
elngelelfen~ jino nie Die BON ben bri-
tiifen Snieln @efommenen ilno oot
tie 10 gut oas &edjt baden, lire ei.
Gene @leinung 81 faiien, oieie eieene
Weinung ols5uipreden uno balm
5u nrbeiten, oab oieie lire, Meinuna
our @eltling fomme, ME iraeno Elm
arterifoniider giireer anoerer gb.
ltnnimung. limo oos lit etipas, oas
mir ms ~heutsutaae rcd't Oft ffas
MAIDEN ioIlten.
Deun es lift @eisumg oa5n corhou.
! Aox~ ...o A.SF-- LCl- - -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-02
@eridldrfte etrafe.

Monn: oObo, neil ib mid ba6,
perleiten loiien, Der &6tin eiuen ai,i
81 geben, ioa i6 Dir eIeid eirell
nelien 8el8mmttel fonfen2 Gas it Ell.
nc barte s9ubel"
Gottin Ndnff): .geoenfe OTIS.
Gu marfi r%iidfaaigi~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-02
SuIaitD.

SHlaito.
Die 4rbeitsloien IN Seem Dorf
neriudten ont Neuiabrstag cine gro-
Be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at Deran=
italten, wltroen aber our6 oie Boli5ei
oaran gebinoert. SIS fam gu elmer
&auferei III Der Mebrere perbaftei
nuroen. Die Boli5ei pollte Dor al-
Lem nibt ouloen, oaB Banner nmber
getragen nuroen, Die alifret5enOs
Snihriften batten.
Ole uGodefeler foundations" ,
ienes groBe bon Gofefeler eeeriinoe-
te pbilantbropiide Snititut, Bat iehs
Miuione1l 8ltidef 8eioen gefauft,
INN iie na6 9elgien gu ihifen.
Der iiblibe Neuiabrsempfang
I'M &eiBen &anie fiel, 0es CODES Der
5rau @ilion megen Dies Weal aus.
gs famen aber troboem in INFORMED.
Ter 8eiie Die Mitglieber 0es oiplo=
matii6en Gorps INTO Ole boberen ge-
omten, Inn Dem Brdiioenten @liid su
rpiini9en.
ssatnes 8. ssones, Ser u@ei8en-
fonig 0es Siiomeitens", mllroe ar
R~euiabrstage auf ieiner Man6 iii
Der Aabe bon glopis, q. &C., bon
ieinem Sobne Ssranf einem iungen
Weuihen bon 5fpan5ig Sabren err
idolien. @lei6 nad Ser Got ging Der
Sunge GIT SUB nah Glopis, cine Crit
fernltng bon 5molf Meilen nr1b iteG-
te iib bort BEN @eridten. gr be-
bn1lptet in Selbitperteioignno uno
IN 8erteioigung ieiner Mntter ge-
baroelt ST babe1. Ser 0oter babe
tie 9eioe erldieBen mpden.
Mnt Neuiabrsabeno tp11roe oos
Geltdnrant BON George Goslepoplotts
IN ct. 2ouis BON orei aerlen iiber-
fanen, bon 6enen elmer BEN gefiber
angriff nno oie bei0en Mnoern fia
iiber Die aafie bermadten. Ser Sc
tiger idoB ieooh ieinen Mngreifer
nieoer, mora1lf oie beioen Mnoern
entflo6en.
sn 9orteou. Sflohomo. m,r6e
nm 0euiobrsobel1o ser @eril,h oe.
madt, cine Safe. in ser Elm gona.
peraniioen Stattfanb. NIT 9hno1uif IN
oie 0ltff III Spre,1oen Mon iihprs
rofd5te ober Sic Mttent0tpr oIs ito Sic
gonlbe leaer molften. ur6 Sic aerIe
entfIoben. n.
Gus meme Trobibitionsaefet
Dos Der 5toot glrfanias fih mfac-
|ballt bot, beitimmt, oaB in eine1n
Nrfo GoIoors ar;4,o,.a., S;~nx, .
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
BECOMING A BRITON.
Es,y For Alien, 10 ssauire Citizen.
ship In England.

Essy For Aliens 70 Acquire citiren.
ship In England.
A large numbcF of aliens become
British subjects every year by taking
advantage Of the naturalization act
The process Of taking out unturallEa.
tiou rdpers ia England Is delightfully."-
simpl. Aa application can he pu,
through Ia a couple Of weeks II rooi
and sufficient reasons eau b. shown.
Will. the average TIM. .lnpslng b..
tween Application for a certificate os
naturalization aud the granting Of pcr.
mission 20 Die the oath of allegiance 10
the king With the home Office. which
automatically Cuuirfs British citizen
ship Il only about ,Ishi weeks.
THE naturalization at of 1870 re.
quircs that the applicant shall hav.
resided In ih. United Kingdom at lea.,
fiye years aud shall intend when nat
uraiizeJ 10 continue 60 rrsli. her.
The l,.as. Of q house or nn apartment
i sufficient 10 establish legal residence
The landlord. word l. taken ~ sun
cient propf The applicant ha. merely
to fll IN a blank With %. details ~ his
r.siicnc. aud other Information aud
have the facts ~ 10 his f-.ii-nr. vcrl
led by one British subJcyt. whil. the
applicants r.spcctabiil,y and loyalty
must be youeh.d for by others. II.
then Ole. the application With II fcr
NJ th. hon. office
4 special scotland Yard dcteciir. il
assigned tu inquire lni" the ease and
examine all the siii.m"nis ON the np
plleants memorial Three months 1.
allowed him In which TO max. his r.
port. but 4 few week. usually suihcc
~ tb, application Ia f'ass"i another
Zee ~ e l. required The appllcan,
then has Permission 20 Ole his oath "
allegiance. whlh conclude. the proc,
-ss.-Londpn Tiiiilis
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
Lob, Up on Christina, Eve.

SOM residents Of Boston received
the following announcement dliutily
printed In old English few days be
fore g recent Christmas
TO All whom II May Concern
Gre.t,us We again bespcnk your good
will and assistance in adding to the
cheer Il Christmas eve by placing Light
ei candles In the windows o; your
housss between o and 10 NJ night. to
the end that the hearts ~ passsrSby
may 10 gIaddcucd and that the day OF
gooi will and glad tidnss may be At
ting'r eummcmurntei."
The response was more general than
was expected. Scarcely house Of
tho 10 whom the appeal was address
I'd bU, had It's candles arranged long
befnre the hour appointed aud prompt,
~ NJ e. o'clock lighted up IN a fare Of
Christmas light The effect ~ good
Christmas cheer and ~ welcome 20 the
cumlus festival was charming Tn.
custom will he Observed hereafter.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
CUT The ARMY RED TAPE.
~'lI'sh Sns~ Hs Man and They nns~
Kim ard rhs, Settled Il.

There ar. ,itn.-. when ih. so called
"f"i 'al-" Of the army gives way ua.
Ger ID. s'rrs. Of cirHumstanc-s Al
ih. BATH. Of chicsamausa .yn-rai
Willich. who was commanding q Lft
sade. Incurred ia. dlsplcl.gf- " Gen
sfal kosccrabs. ia. commanding seq.
efai. by sonn- siish, omission ..n-r.
al willieb was ..n, for aud Informed
by the general commanding tina, bs
must consider hinl.clf under art-s, .of
'h. prcs.nt
"fou may leave yOtIt swori here"
sidei Iio-.cfab.. until your cas-. IL
tried"
Yes. srnrfai. ! viii consider myself
under aftcsi." WAS N. reply. 'ani jus,
~ -oon ~ this engagement l. over. III
come and - Bp "a. matter"
"i.u'. slf. saii ~. asiounsie,i I,o...
efans. I wah, you TO consider your
self under arrest now"
'o' couf.. do" Responded wlliieh
promptly, and IBs, az soon q. ,hl.
hgh, Is over ~ 80. that the matter
Il arranged"
But sir" espostnia,e,i the com
fpaniibs geprfal. 4 can't I-' you 60
Into this hgbt You ate under srr.s,
! ~ill s.-isn an of'icef to your bri
esj-.''
you send M of'le-f 60 command m,
boysr' cried wliiirh Indignantly. III.
can't command them, They dom,
know HIM They Ihow mel can
teach them N,ne v' my bots would
know how 60 hshi vf what 10 DO pb.
less ! wss with them ~ bay. l,.loss'
10 me. tcs. the. ,i.befsl wiiiirhi
command the i'fiss,i-. aBi mus, Och,
the bfisa5s'
General i,"-.' tan- eate Il up Gen
efni wililrb was requested 10 return
"abd fshi hIs b',t..' which bs did
f,o.t sse.r~-fBiir. AID that was the
end ~ the tBsitrf - Washington star
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
A Puritan ln,1.

Tha, the Puritan fashion - hom.n
ciatarc produced scm. very cid to
suit. IL very s-b.nily known. Tb.
London Chronirl. rs-alls tia, Jane.
I,rom.. in hi. Travel. over England
scotland and wal-.." published IN
i5S. give. cUir IT 'igrt Return.
Mad. ~ I,y.. snssr,, ~ the i.Hi- lie
t.lilon. Tr,ubi..pH. Times.
Tb. nsm.. of ~. is.lt. sDpj men
afi tru. were Meek iir-s-f. Graceful
Harding. kiilsln pimIil.. iarih Adims.
w.-pnot iililins Nor" frur Fowler.
Ilopc for BENDING Return spciman.
Fly Dcbat. iiotr't. stand Pas, ~
lIisb s,ribsrf. H. Faithful Joiner sbi
rIsht the .ovj flsht - Faith White
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
The Christmas Pudding

KHALLoo. A great deal OF steam!
The pudding was out of the
COPPER. A smell ike wash
IN: day. That was the cloth
\ smell like an eating house and pas
try cooks next door TO each other with
a lauudress' next door To that. Ihat
was the pudding In half q minute
Mrs cratrhlt entered. tiusted, but smil-
!ns proudly. with the pudding IKE
speckled cannon bail so hard ana hrm'
blazing In half Of half a quartern OF ic'
nirel brandy and bed!ght with Christ
mas holly.
Al last he dinner was all done. the
cloth was cleared. the hearth swept ana
the flre .nde up The compound In the
inc being tasted and considered per
feet. apples and oranges We're put upon
the table and a shoyelful OF chestnct'
on the ire. Then all the Cratchit iam.
ily drew round the hearth in what Bob
Cra;rhit llled a circle. meaning half
one. and at Bob Cratchits elbow
stood the fimily display OF class-two
rumblnrs and q custarl cup without
handle
These held the hot stun from the jug.
however. rs well aS golden .oblets
would have done, and Bob served It ont
with hoau.uG looks, wnile the chest
nuts or the DIRE sputtered and cracked
uol,!ly Then Bob pro .osed:
"A merry Christmas to US all. my
GearS Cod bless US" Which all the
family rc.cchoei.
Cod bless u every one said Tiny
Tim. the las, OF ull--From christmas
carol" by Charles Dickens.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
Ths e,ssse'. Place.

Tho bishop of L'hisn. speaking ai
the annual me.tins vf ih. uisbvp %
iyondob's FUND q, .roststs~ House.
said that cbufch. did b", di"p dawn
from heaven an, mof. thsb bishops.
,beush q little sifi 10 hi- congregation.
evidently uhssf iist deip-r,s. bsd ~
Gently said 10 h.f mother during q tif
lns sermon 4 am tif,d now. mother
Cant the bi.hoi, ~ back 10 beasenf"-
london standard
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
Christmas Clearing House

"uE ferry houses and the rall.
way stations OF New York are
transformed into human clear
ing houses the week brtor.
Christmas. for through them pass two
steadily growin. streams of human eS-
change. men. women and children 90
ine home FOR the holidays and men
women and children coming into town
for the same purpose
Merry Christmas" and ~Oh. moth
er. dear rise 20 the lips of the home
comcrs. and Merry Christmas" aud
"Goodby. old chap: OF 10 see the old
folks.' echo from the equally smiling
lips Of those bound up state and else
whore beyond the noise aud rattle Of
the throbhiuE town.
Where are you going for Christ
maSi'' asks the lisilcss club lonnecr Of
his dinner ncichbor
Down Van AI<rync's way. The
missis is going to open their country
place"
Good! Guess III get a bid myself
Erish, woman. Mrs Van"
AMI 50 Mrs Van AlStyu" il'S her
country p'acr TN the old year Is ruuc
ont There rre bridge day and night
carols In the servants quarters. q
Christmas dinner cooked by m expert
French chef outdoor sports, dancing
luxury. ease and merry Christmas. the
merriest that gold can buy.
And over the ferries and up the state
a more quiet stream flows, girls who
work and men who are winning fame.
MI going home To make the Old folLs
glad.-Anua St-eSa Richardson.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
MY Christmas De.
CiSiOn''

From Battle Creek. Mich. q
Christmas mrssag. was sent 90
'h. nniion=a message that may
mcan Christmas cheer for the
starving 'en-in.ni iw.ii-r.. III.
street wnif. the iobless man. the
social ou'rasi for everybody
who !. lonely. neglected or
fftnnil-s.
With Rev, .-ors. T., Gsrn..
NJ sponsor mor.mrn, was
started 30 make this Christina.
Christmas for everybody"
The following. called -My
Christmas h-rision.' was sen,
broadcast
Every Christmas season
makes fonf friendship aud min.
tfofr rreipHs hni our iov. mor.
tender
'rhis S.af 'he thought Of tim,
ins" has l.ern bringing 60 m. n
hsw CONSCIOUSNESS. Of the need.
II the whole world of Cbris,ms.
cheer md lote.
"bcsoia'e homes. stricken
countries srt impefiI.d live.
nbrnndi siactehei Industry and
impending suffering si home-aji
NJ" calling, I want ,on 10 know
ihat my Christmas sifi 90 ron
vii 10 quite simple. but warm.
eh With the Gre ~ a new joss.
'of ] am going 10 give m sxirs
Tift 10 'he needs of sil these
whon I deeply lore.
"Mr JOY IN this rev service
rili 10 greater n you Join mo In
lie spirit. that onf Christina, rsi.
ehtatIoh may be kep, simple.
fllei with good viii. wjnecd
with sacrifice and devoted 10
peace"
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
IL. . Mental M..i.s Picture.

Bnkef-t'eorie all. have been heat
drowning say that In an instant all
~. events Of ,beit fast live. ate pfr
.ensed 10 theIr mental vision. Usfkef
i don't beiie,e u fsakef- WIZ not !
i,afker u u wpf. true they wouldn't
allow them.eite. ~ be fescuei Life
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
Christmas Bells
o, NINA IRvlNc-

tCopyrtEht. 1916 by American Press As,o-
ciation,l
w IEiEN all the world is white with
w snow 'D'
Ten million tongues repea,
The hdings Of the birth Of Gins,
In accents clear and sweet.
They fling the message to and fro
Der frosty hills and dells
TIL every earthly ear has heard
The muse Of the bells.
TtlEY are the echoes OF voice
SGll ringing through the night
From blossom bearing lands OF sun
To lands Of frozen white.
Fr, heard on cd Judeas plan.
Where flock, and shepherds lay.
By tine and distance multiplied
To welcome Christmas day.
TOR then a ,hcpherd boy awoke
And rubbed hs sleepy eyes
And saw a star OF wondrous hsh,
Above kIm in the skies
And. pointing to It's glory. cred:
"AII had the Chns,nas monl
Behold the star Of Bethlehem.
The Prince Of Peace Is bomr'
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18

vvNILoo. A great deal OF steam.
The pudding was out of the
coprcr A smell like wash
r.hn. ,,.ns ~. cloth
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-07
CARRY STOMACH JOY
IN YOUR VEST POCKET
Daniel J. Fry Has Such Faith In This
Dyspepsia Remedy That He
Guarantees II.

One Of the greatest successes in the
sale Of medicine has been achieved bv
Mto.na, the standard dyspepsia rem.
edy, and its sale is increasing so rapid
ly that Daniel j, Fry, the popular drug.
gst, has hard work to keep stock on
hand, 1t is very popular with bankers,
ministers, lawyers and others where
business or profession keeps them close.
ly confined, while those who have
brought on Indigestion through irreg.
ular eating, worry, or other causes.
have found relief in this reliable
remedy.
Mi'ona comes in tablet form and is
sold in a metal box especially designed
for convenience in carrying the mcdi.
cine in the pocket or purse. /, is pleas.
ant 10 take, gives quick relief and
should help any case, no matter of how
long a standing. This remedy has been
50 uniformly successful that Daniel l.
Fry will in future sell Mi.O.ua under a
positive guarantee to refund the money
# 1t should not prove entirely salts.
factory No other dyspepsia medicine
ever had large enough percentage of
cures so that it could be sold in tbis
manner, A guarantee like this speaks
volumes for the merit Of the remedy.
There is no time like the present 10
do q thing that ought to be done. If
any one has dyspepsia, today is the hest
Time To begin curing it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-07
WEALTH sUPPLANTs WEEDS,

Columbus, O., Aug. g. Abandoned
and unused ground in Columbus has
been made to blossom into wealth for
poor folks. A few years ago this land
blOssomed only with weeds, Under
direction of the city recreation depart
ment, $50 vacant lots have been plant.
ed with garden truck by children, and
today this truck is valued at $4,000.
Parents of these children assist in
many eases, and as a result the cost Of
living has been reduced materially, for
these folks. The vacant land is donated
by the various owners.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-07
Am no nm REscnr

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