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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-03
Orleans News Page
News and Views from this
Hustling Village
Conversational Church Notes

The midweek service will be held in
the chapel tonight at z 30. The SUBJ
ject is, 1.-THE Place of Prayer in One 8
Spiritual Development. Let us come
together promptly so that there may be
time for a brief service before the
library benefit. which is to be held in
the opera hall.
Morning worship Sunday at the usual
hour. The pastor will preach upon an
appropriate theme and the choir will
render some excellent music. The
Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
also be administered. The offering
will be for our educational society.
The amount apportioned US is $50 and
we hope to raise it IN full.
The Sunday school will meet at the
close of morning worship. Lesson
topic. saul Amounted King" Glasses
for all ages already organized and q
cordial welcome to all who can join US.
The Junior Endeavor meeting will be
held in the vestry Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Magoon may not be sufficiently
recovered to be present but the meet.
ing wiil~be exceedingly interesting anC
helpful under the direction of Miss
GILES.
The evening service will be in the
Methodist church. This will be .oul
regular monthly union meeting. Let
US all try ana be present. for the serv
ice will have much of interest anC
profit for US all.
The Woman's Missionary society met
with Mrs. Morrison Tuesday after
noon. There was a good number pres
ent and an enjoyable session was held
Mrs. Barron and Miss Wheeler OF
Barton were present and contributed
to the helpfulness of the meeting.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-03

C. E. Gay left Sunday night for an
extended trip to California. visiting
the two expositions in California and
stopping at many points of interest
along the route.
A uuartette which has been giving
entertainments in nearby towns sang
at the union services at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday night and their
selections were much enjoyed.
Ice did considerable damage to prop
erty here. The bridge timbers at the
Chandler company's yard were broken
and some damage was done to the
Sargent and Elliott paint shop.
Miss Marion Briggs and a nurse,
Miss Ramsey. were guests in town
last week. Miss Briggs is much i'm
proved in health, having almost fully
recovered from surgical operation
last fall.
The feature photoplay, "Sealed
ORDERS" a six-part picture, will be
shown at the opera house Thursday
evening. This is military and navel
story and said to be replete with thrill
| ling climaxes.
Prof A. G. Fletcher is to be one of
the speakers at the annual conference
of the University of Vermont with the
superintendent and masters of schools
in the state, to be held at Burling-
ton, March IL, IL and Is.
Miss Maria Leonard died at the home
of her brother, C. H. Leonard. Sunday
morning Miss Leonard has been i'll
for several months and unable to talk
or in any way help. herself and for
several weeks has been gradually fail
ing. @s~
Dancing school closed Wednesday
evening for the season. These dances
have been very successful as we'll as
popular. At times the class hes
numbered over sixty members, and al
are profuse in their praise of Miss
Randall, who has been the instruc
treSS.
The next enter tainment in the lecture
course is by Edward Amherst OFT, or
Tuesday evening. March 16. Mr.. OF
was here last season and everyone wa.
enthusiastic in praise of his able
lecture. The village meeting is seized
uled for that night, but it is anticipate,
that it will be adjourned until the mex
} night.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-03
ORLEANS

E. E. Doe was in Boston on business
last week.
Chas. Stevens was in Boston last
week on business.
See Austin's Special Sale ad on page
six of this issue.
DIR. Karl Webster was a weekend
visitor in South Ryegate.
Wesley Bassett of Manchester. N.
H., is visiting his parents here.
Remember the library benefit tonight
by the Book and Tumble club.
Miss Alice Rouse spent the weekend
at her home in Newport Center.
F. E.. Hunt was in Rock Island, P.
@ the guest of his brother, the latter
part of the week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-03

Harry Dickens was at St. Johnsbury
the first of the week on business.
Several pounds of new sugar and
few gallons of honey were brought in
last week.
Clifton Webster has returned from a
ten-day trip to Orono. Me-. and Mil
ford, Mass.
Mrs. Mansel Clark has gone to a
Montreal hospital for an operation for
appendicitis.
Gilbert Gross was at Montpelier last
week to attend reunion of the legis-
lators of 1906.
Miss Clara Dwinell was at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Stebbins, in Glover
| for the weekend.
Mrs. G. w. Magoon is quite i'll. Her
niece. Miss Elva Findlay. of Newport
is caring for her.
The primary and intermediate grades
of the school closed Friday until the
last week Of March.
Eugene Dubois went to the hospital
ton for appendicitis.
Mrs. A. o. Perkins and children of
Westmore are visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. H. R. Smith.
Henry Brown of Lyndonville was the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Brown. over Sunday.
Mrs. Harriet Lance and Miss Clara
Dwinell of the school faculty visited
the Barton schools last week.
Ferdinand Brown has returned to
the Geo. Ducharme farm and intends to
make it his permanent home.
i Mrs. Jasper Smith died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Leon Gilman,
Saturday after brief illness.
Miss Mary Fletcher of Charlottes.
vile. Va, is the guest of Mrs. A. F.
Chamberlin for several weeks.
Miss Beatrice Badger of st. Johns.
bury was the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Frank Hunt, over Sunday.
The voters of Orleans turned out il
. body at town meeting and were
represented at Barton by nearly 1O(
men.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Barney spen
! the weekend at Woodsville, N. H., thu
guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Christie
pher.
Leon Turnbull is taking a tri,
: through the eastern part of the stat,
in the interests Of the Turnbull cream
1 cries.
{ The degrees of both Squire an.
: Knight were conferred upon candidate
: at the meeting of theKnights of Pythia
I last night.
Alton Doe leaves this week for
business trip to New York and Penn
) sylvania for the Chandler companies
veneer mills.
A. H. SWEET and Fred Sheldon wer
at Barton Monday night to take tn
( Royal Arch degree in the Masoni
chapter lodge there.
Lester Kinsley was in Montpelie
last week in the interests of the Turn
/ bull company in some proposed legis
lation affecting creameries.
. Letters at the postoffice remainin,
u called for are for: Mrs. Rose Cha
ifox. Miss Edith j. Vance. Miss A
! Grey and Mrs. Will Dionne.
( Mrs. Chatfield, who has been house
7 keeper at the home of Hale Mason
4 has been called to Newport on accour
( of the illness of her mother.
Rehearsal for the cantata will b
7 held tomorrow. Thursday, night, 9
4 the church at p m The dates 6
! the other rehearsals will be given OF
at that time.
2 The basket ball game Friday ever
4 ing at the opera house between til
! high school team and a local team
2 became too rough to be ENJOYABLE an
A was called off.
4 Miss Nora G. Bray, teacher of III
\ sixth and seventh grades. was Gale
to her home in Hollister, Mass, la.
4 week through the sudden death of
relative there.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-03
1.-THE HOLY CITY,"

Tuesday evening. March 9, the
cantata, "The Holy City," will be
given at the Congregational church
under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
society by a chorus of fifty voices
under the leadership of M. M. Taplin.
Admission to all, rs cents. The fol-
lowing program will be given:
Introduction, Organ and Piano.
Miss Sadie Lothrop
Miss Marion OrdWay
mo Shadows Yonder."
Mr. F. j. Kinney and Chorus
My Soul Is Athirst for God,''
Mrs. B. L. Hoyt
AT Eventide 1t Shall Be Light
Mrs. B. L. Hoyt
Trio Miss Helen Beede
Miss Edith LOthrOp
'They That Sow in Tears Chorus
Eye Hath Not Seem" Miss Edith Lothrop
For Thee, o Dear, Dear Country" Chorus
Thine Is the Kingdom Chorus
'Adoration," Organ and Piano
"A New Heaven and a New EARTH
Prof. A. G. Fletcher and Chorus
let the Hsayens Rejoice" Chorus
ITO the Lord, Our Cod Mrs. B. L. Hoyt
Come, Ye Blessed of My Father
Miss Emma Cole
1.-THE Filming Pot Is for Silver Chorus
These Are They Which Came,
Miss Helen Beede
They Shall Hunger No More - Duet,
Miss Esther Perley
Miss Gladys Winget
and Heard the Voice of Harpers.''
List the Oherubic Host"
Solos: Prof Fletcher, Mrs. Hoyt
and Chorus
Great and Marvellous Are Thy Works.
Chorus
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-03

THE WHiPPooRWlLL.
Oh. meet me when daylight Is
faded
And is darkening into the
night.
When songbirds are singing their
vespers
And day has far vanished from
sight,
And then will tell you. darling.
All the love / have cherished
so long
II you but meet me at evening.
When you hear the sweet
whippoorwill's song.
And in the long years of the fu-
ture,
Though our duties may part us
awhile,
And by the return of this even,
ing
We be severed by many a mile;
Yet deep in our hearts we will
cherish
The affection so fervent and
strong
We pledged to each other this
evening
When we heard the first whip
pOorwill song.
CHORUS.
Whippoorwill whippoorwili.
When you hear the sweet whip
poOrwin song:
Oh. meet me: oh. meet me,
When you hear the sweet whip
pOorwill song.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-03
Get Rid of Lingering Colds, Coughs and
La Grippe.

Snrinp finds many afflicted with lingering,
hacking coughs that weaken the system.
SIush and wet cause more colds than zero
weather Group, bronchitis and pneumonia
are nreyaIent Every family should have q
safe and reliable cough medicine ready for
use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
contains no harmful ingredients. 1t eases a
| cough. checks cold and relieves inf1amed
and congested membranes. 1t clears the
Air passages and soothes Inflammation.
Austin's Pharmacy. Orleans, VT; w. 5.
Mcdowell Evansville: j. B. Holton, West
Charleston.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-03
To Wear Better.

Lenders-Say, I've been carrying
those l. O. US of yours until they are
man. Next time I'll use better paper.
Boston Transcript.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-03
His Source.

How do you suppose Noah managed
to keep his arc lights going?"
well. from the fact of the flood
there must have been a strong current
running Baltimore American.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-03

has only one Species of wit.-La Roche
fOucauld.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04

recession Of Great Britain?
s. When was Florida purcha ed
From what nation
Q. What wore the limits and
boundaries OF The United states boy
.hc Treaty with spain, 1892
10. what was then known as ilo
OREGON Country
n. What two nation Jointly o,-
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~. What section of lcrritor,
was bought in by anncNlug The Re-
public of Texas?
t3. Was oregon Country r'd,d
10 the luilpd state nLforr coz llI.r
the Mexican War
II. What great TERRITORY cam"
In the treaty with Mexico. iu lNls'
&c. what was the Gudtd.H Iai-
chase
&c. From whom did tho iWtnl
states buy Alaska for hu" .U
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nnui'
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earth Na raiugd Dos tHo uileo
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conquest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04
PUTTING on ulENESs

IN iNoNAHllNi pay NHl'. Nt"
caused much discussion. cEi'd 100
dcnrium snes her father Boo haru,
which 20 is Impossible Tor hw Go
take off Ia her fever -ha pleads
with him go remove 10 hU' hr can
not. This harness Is hs DAHL, mul
ness and D, is represented co. sirup
Cling To break from ~ Eui Co no
avail lite D. bound tightly
iIe Is not the only one OF COS who
Is In harness. Is he As watched
him In the play making desperate
efforts 20 get free from tho leather
straps thar held him, ! thought of
others of ms who have pat on har-
ness Of one kind or another
Some Of ue nut ON harness iu
the matter Of food We can't cat
this We can't touch that Our
food has to be cooked Ia certain
ways We have a definite menu for
breakfast. and Il we do not have
those special dishes for this meat
we are miserable vs., have put ON
a harness In the matter of food aud
cookery that binds We have NO
freedom a. To what We shall eat or
what we shall drink We are hound
hand and foot. and can only move
AS our thongs permit
Some of us put oU harness IN
the matter of Housekeeping This
certain work must b. done ON Mon
day. that on Tuesday a certain
other thing ON wednesday We can.
not shake ourselves free from these
/ shackles one binds here. and ano-
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04

lN" program consists OF Crunu
orera collections. symphonies. hvmns
national airs. solos and popular
numbers
Mr. Jack Wuerl violmist -"Thc
rp, Prodigy of Minis on iusiru-
wcut is "Tho Hungarian Symbuum
90
Announcements
The Elks viii entertain informally
Friday evening with a dance Jcsse's
orchestra.
The S. j. w. club will meet
Thursday March o.. with Mrs Suth-
,rltud san Jacinto Heights
Tia, pajari,o club viii meet Fri
day. March g.. with Mrs + a
Rhode. iU2 North Lincoln street
The L'Amitrc club win meet
this afternoon with Mrs C l..
Bowen. 1908 Pierce street at 8
O'Clock
The Thur day Ftc-huudred club
will ho entertained this alter
loon by Mira s. s. Stiunott l7ol
.asb.o .'rDt
THE Eu'ro. Nous club win meet
This afternoon with Miss The.
rosa Ndamsou. lalo rolk street ~
" o'clock
The Nha.uaum Clas win meet
Friday afternoon az the home ~
Mn Il S Kuiourb 1900 Yam bur
en- street
circle a. of the First baptist
church viii meet Friday 3't,uuo"
ai 'hc HON. of Mr.. Willis. 1909
/ Buchanan street - O'Clock
/ Tho Guild of 81 Andrew Ep..c0.
IH church win meet uezt Monday
afternoon % ta Howr of Nr Iar
mon Benton. tut Monroe street
circle s of 'H. First baptist
/ church vW meet Friday afternoon
. Wn 500. FL. henderson ito-
. lolk stree. ar O'Clock aui ,,.r
| member is urged 20 conn. prepared
To- mI tha gurku,r bo< which an
g.. sru' o. SOON a ready
49,.
d. s.IIf|.r % f.. frsu.Ir Lon.
| ,.p service. Bishop T.mps eiu pre-
..". 20 special ..r.t.o# fN." after
uoln 10 -.I- ur.p.E
Tl. sonora. Nr-us club r#
meet rs afternoon with SIR.
TO- O. FaH. 20 me #omr of Hrs
Iu E HoII. ,Hu Harrison street
rrrlI Uf tIH Mrs N g. Uar
ring f.. announced Foo fI. year book
IfHr Woman. club uIH boz .rf.r
Ifsnsr ,HI. afternoon ht Nr In
IBItn. rpua polk street
o. O. Hn.ram fur ts.. after
moon
Un.i. V- -rm Vaughn
Leader Wi.s Maud. Lynch
Roll CAN Current Events.
Paper .u..r'prmcni o. Section
Be-. ,rf4gur.-r. .u t.r static. ST..
Oscar -rHfIur
ui.rr .ur
"Th. F0e.. Of r.ya. "a Ia
rar ur irs Iu.t.d -.al,s and V,..
Cd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04
Announcements

The Elks will entertain informally
Friday evening with a dance Jesse s
orchestra.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04
Mission Theatre

iG,sd.. Exploit. ot Fmin,
Nodu dag Twenty Million Dollar
", tert
hre'Uuf ,url O.. viii HoU
two I, u plmwnnt features each
r'.h HH.. fur d.fo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04
Ia0 : : 2 ::
tBY MIS- SOPHIA

90. hunt up some children who can
80 aud need yuur hclp ia pay their
way. or stnd YOUR money by some
one who can 30. II the 600 people
Of he town do not support this.
each of them feeling e responsibility
for A. over, reform movement YOU
ever have worked for is In danger
oi being lost
We want 10 establish q wholesome
educational program each week and
then wan, every child to see a. II
yoh want this too then work for H.
EDUCATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Schildk,u lamoue orchestra az.
r'ars her" Monday evening March
,th. ~ the Grand Theatre
Nh SvhillFrr, has been on the
lyceum platform under the same
u9uaelmyut. fur seventeen wears
he Is conceded by critics 90 b,
ono at On. worlds greatest nutists
and directors of small 0rChestras
Mr. Schil1fcu is The pc-ssssOr OF
20 number ot medals Ne is also
ne recipient of chain presented 10
Finn Boy 'ho king uf bis native land
TIa orchestra. recent ugagr-
mont. hHs, been u Oklahoma Ciiy.
Tulsa Houston sherman Dallas.
lichiu rall- Fl Reno and num-
Der OF other cities .n Oklahoma end
T'a. and iu every ease response
nd enthusiasm h1Nu been met with
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04
(BY MISS SOPHIA NEYERl

Auxiliary of the Central rresbyter-
itr church The work of The or
sanitation was made douhly plea
/ an' by tlc enjoyable social iea
turp- introduced and though the
weather was very Indictment a good
many awaited them olives of tho op-
! poriuuity to be- present Afternoon
tea was served before tho guest. 1c-
I Parted for their homes and aliogc-
Their the meeting was most enjoy
able ANA profitable one
o
, Yesterday afternoon thc home ot
Mrs ~ 4 prcwott was the scene
of large gathering of members Of
the pilkrow Workers of the con.
rrfrlf'Uual church when Mrs Prev
zoo and Mrs r. a Howard enter
7 'H.Dl toGn.her
After ro,I rau fh. lesson ou 1.-The
/ r"I'1 hoo oh, Midst wac ourued b'
/ fh. leader Nrs 50 pyliau and
20 W,f ENJOYABLE time was pcut 10
DH, study Later delicious r'iresh-
Weu'. of fruit salad ou lettuce
laya. whit. cake and hot chocolata
t.er. rived among the GUESTS
. present ho De-. fho regular mewhor.
| slim were Nredam,- p Curtis ! W
Record Tu''eo Zee. Turner and a
|r.Nrti. OFF slater. Mo- Whu i-
visiting Mrs Johns
s 1rilzHuG. chluIl rain seemed
. % ada fresh interest TO tho Tim
shed artists in nsadiecrau who
meet once week 20 ACCOMPLISH
] ereatpr Things along those lines.
and -o ON Tuesday pfjHrnoou the
bonn. of SIR. e r lohu became
/ the scene cot liyclr interest shortly
. .f.r % O'Clock when 90" members
aud guests of the Gould Dozen
( Club gathered for their usual meet
/ Ing ANA work Pretty houfc plants
/ 1dal to Oh, royines- Of the inter
fcr pud made 80 most pleasant plac
9. end 900 9tteruoor .n such
.rrmne .oc'ety Later IN the af-
'erpoon dainty refreshments OF nine
,gIrlo alad on lettuce leaves wa'.rs
ar hot coffee wort served The
. guests OF thc club were Nesdlmas
lying. and " ! Rodr of kcokrk.
/ ~ the 'at0r boiue % guest of Mr.
I Johns
/ 90 you houll sometime run upon
@ mystoriou. figur, peetiug strangely
/ up into The branches of tree as II
ri,tur.uU the rich and heavy growth
oi foliage soon % be- there in reality
or having romulotCd The first act
should see him 90 closer to III,
( ruut of tine tree and picking away
/ iia bark gaze mytlCriou ly into
tito little cells off the inner coatin-
do moi take fright and ran nor
. uhoua for the police IL is only
United states Agricultural Demon.
! ,frgtor Harmon Benton BOO search OF
! insect and Diseased bark m liru
Cf ayinc The many trees go well or
The way 70 beauty and service The
ork of determination of all pests s,
gaining rapid Roadway and ih" cam
| Ia.sn has been begun Just ~ ver'
orlorfun, tiWn MANY trees have
Been found suffering with blight
'Ila, I'm lWn fu roun would have
I 1mnloalv destroyed them and die
rHerd others Since trcrvihui
STOW. here that can hr found Use
where. vo rn-t hrius the forest int
I lhr heart oI 'hc city ON Nrbo'
unv. Nprll O.. rNorv child 100 The r.i'
rilI Doe furnished trr' to open ih'
way lo more beautiful AMARILLO
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To- uaiiy See AIT al
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-22

ries about police violence have been
exaggerated She is a magazine
writer known for careful statement
of fact. She wrote the series for
McClure's magazine on working
girls budgets.
81 have seen the af1davits of wom-
en- and girls strikers at the Immi-
grants Protective league" said Miss
Wyatt, land have personally seen
and talked with police victims. While
there may have been exaggeration
in some instances, the whole story
of police brutality has not been over
told"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-22
STRIKERS TO SELL NATIONAL
PRESS IN LOOP

Seeking to enlarge their strike
fund striking girl garment workers
will enter the loop tomorrow to sell
the National Press, new weekly
paper which will be edited by Carl
Person.
The girls will be stationed on every
corner of the loop and thousands of
people are expected to learn their
side of the strike for the first time
from the little sheet they will SELL
Through another part of the loop
more than 5000 girls will march in
parade as a protest to the people
of Chicago against the way they are
peing treated by the clothing bosses.
5 Second Deputy Sup't of Police
Schuettler yesterday issued the pa
rade permit on the promise of the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-22
STRIKERS UNDAUNTED BY THE
STARVE-OUT METHODS

I'VE expected the 'starve-out' at
titude of the bosses and are well pre-
pared to meet them at it," Sidney
Hillman said in discussing the strike
benefits to The Day Book this morn
ing. More than $4,000 has been
paid out of our treasury up to date
in benefits
Organized labor is behind US.
They have told us so. l expect the
strike to last for at least two months
yet. No, our treasury is not ex-
hausted. -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-22


BILE. 80
This will not be the last parade
we will hold, either" Sidney HiIlman,
pres of the union, said when he OBJ
tanned the permit.
MOVIE SCHOOLS AND DAILY
NEWS RAPED TOGETHER
Zipp! Zowie!
Such slap in the face for the Chi
cago Daily News!
Right from City Prosecutor Harry
B. Miller!
Miller announced today that war
rants were out for alleged fake
schools for moving picture operators.
The warrants were placed in hands
of Chicago av. station police this
morning. It is the first step, says
Miller, in a campaign to sweep the
city of the fakes.
The next step may be an order to
the Daily News to cease accepting Of
questionable advertising.
The people who have come before
city authorities to complain that they
were bunked by the movie operator
schools told that they read the ads
of the schools in the Daily News.
The schools taught pupils to be
movie operators all right, in most in
stances, but when the pupils got their
diplomas they found cit yordinance
required that no one could be a
movie operator unless he served an
r "a IL
in Chicago theater or one year in
an out-of-city theater. The schools
must have known that A diploma
was worthless because one could not
get job with it and because any one
who served the six months appren-
ticeship knew as much as the movie
school pupil did.
Warrants were issued for three Of
ficials of the Coyne National Trade
cohOO1 AZ r. Illinois ono of tha oo-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-22

Berlin, via London. - To Oct. 10
$2,067, 100000 or 68 per cent of total
had been paid on third German war
loan.