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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-20
CRAFTSSURY

Mrs. Ida Buchanan very pleas antly
entertained the Ladies' Aid society
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Sawyer were
business visitors in St. Johnsbury
Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Spring went to Hard
wick the first of the week for several
days stay.
Mrs. Viola Sawyer entertained her
Sunday school class at her home Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Nellie Marckres of Massachu-
sets is spel Ing a few weeks vaca-
ton in town.
The families Of c. G. Conant and
Harry Moo ie made en- auto trip to
Burlngi on Thursday.
Mr.. end Mrs. Clifford Bartlette
moved Saturday int, the tenement ir
Harry Emery's h,u e.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-20

Charles MetcaIf has purchased new
Dodge touring car.
There will be a meeting of the M.
W. A. Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. G. Healey visited her par
ents in Sheffield last week.
DR.. Sheehan of Lowell was a bust
ness visitor in town Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Bailey visited his
sister in Wells River over SUNDAY
Jerry Bashaw visited his wife at the
state hospital in Waterbury Saturday.
Miss Muriel House entertained Miss
Blanchard of Bradford the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Powers spent
the weekend in ST. Johnsbury and
Lyndonville
Johnnie France and friend Of Boston
spent the past week with his uncle,
David France.
Earl Cole has moved from G. w.
Phillips's tenement and will work for
Delbert Macie.
Remember the annual chicken pie
supper to be given by the ladies of the
Methodist churchsin the town hal
Friday evening.
Dr.. and Mrs. P. C. Templeton enter
tanned his brother, DR.. C. C. Waller
and wife of Lyndonville Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Moses Burbank O.
Bloomington and Mrs. Lizzie Cameron
OF Glover were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
David France Friday.
Murray Pike and Cyrus Metcalf ar
home from Randolph Center wher
they are attending the agriculture
college on account of scarlet feve
having broken out in the school.
Mary Russ entertained nine of he
little schoolmates Tuesday, Oct. 5, tn
occasion being her ninth birthday
Dainty refreshments were served in
Guiding birthday cake with candle
and all enjoyed a good time.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-20
GREENSBORO

GREENSBORO
B. M. Wiley is putting a bathroom
in his house.
Road Commissioner Wilson is paint
ing his house.
The newly organized band held re-
hearsal Wednesday evening.
The Ladies' Home Circle will serve
dinner Wednesday from IL to o'clock.
Mrs. Gertrude Campbell is planning
trip to the South, leaving here in No
vember.
Herbert Terrill and family of New
York City were at their cottage over
Sunday.
The schools of the town were closed
on Tuesday of last week, it being a
holiday.
Miss Bessie Fairbanks visited last
week at Charles Roots in North
Craftsbury.
Mr.. Fernald left here last week for
| Deland, F orida, where he will spend
the winter.
F. L. Peasants has bought the cot
tage of w. S. ingalls, and is making
extensive repairs on it.
Miss Winnie Locke and Miss Lena
Holmes were guests at the Caspian
Lake House last week.
Mrs. Joseph DeBrune left Wednes-
day of last week for Georgia to be
with her mother, who is i'll.
Miss DeEtte Chaplin and Mrs. E. v.
Chapman of Chicopee, Mass, are Wis
iting at the home of Mrs. William
Simpson.
Last Sunday Rev. Mr.. Simpson OF
Ryegate, who is spending part of his
vacation here preached in the Presby
terrain church.
Mr. and Mrs l.. A. Perrin and Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Cuthbertson took E
100-mile auto trip Wednesday, going by
way of Topsham.
Mr.. Boynton of st. Jobnsbury wa.
in town last week looking after repairs
on his cottage, necessirated by thu
storm of few weeks ago.
James r. White has bought The
Jason Young farm and has taken pos
session. Mr.. Young will make his fu
ture home in Norwich, Conn.
A. w. Smith of PIandone, L. l., ha
bought lot of A. E. Perrin on tn,
lake shore and is building an ice house
expecting to build a cottage in tn,
spring.
Last Tuesday there was reunion O
the seven children and their families
at the home of their father, Wymal
Allen. One daughter was obliged tt
be absent.
The members of the Caspian AXE
; grange will observe Children's night
at their hall Friday evening, Oct. 22d
and everyone is cordially invited.
The play, Dixie" by members O.
the Caledonia grange of East Hardwicl
was given Friday evening in the towl
, hall. There was good attendance
There was dance following the play.
The season tickets for the lecture
course which is to be given this winte
are going fast The course include
some excellent talent. The first en-
tertainment is Oct. 20 by the Brewe
Musical entertainers.
The following attended the state Sun
day school meeting held in Richfore
last week, Misses Maud Lewis ant
Elizabeth Coffin, Will Miller, f. L. Els
don and Mrs. Flora Miller. All repor
fine time and large crowd.
On Saturday afternoon of last week
the ball team of the village schoo
played the team from the Spier schoo
and won from them by the score of Al
to 25 Robert Wiley was in the DO,
forthe village school. Much excite
ment was manifest. A return game il
to be played.
Mr.. Little from Barton was in GU
village Friday in the interest of put
ting electricity on our streets and i
our homes. 1t seems to US such
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-20
Wreckad.

"Hello, old chap! Heard the latest
about. Brown
mo. What's that?'
"Why, he had a terrible accident the
other night. He had his brain wreck
ed"
Good heavens! How did it happen"
ooh, he let train Of thought run
through it,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-20
'Tis, Indeed.

'Tt's a good plan to think twice be-
fore speaking"
NO doubt that's true in some cases,
but not in Others
"For instance?'
"When I'm talking over the long dis
lance telephone at so cents a minute,
stopping to think seems like a waste
of money! Birmingham Age-Herald.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-20
One Use For 1t.

Lady returning her husbands por-
trait after five years)-Would you mind
exchanging this portrait for a land
scape? I am going to get divorce
from my husband.-Munich Fliegende
Batter
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-20

1.-THE Ladies' Aid society Of the M. E.
church will serve their annual chicken
pie supper at the town hall Friday
evening After the supper there will
be free entertainment.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21

brduni fl8 ltidi be ptiBs Garbt; tiis
IdBt fh bsHtr trbulten, iptnn man BEN
9riihtpaHtr ttipas WiId suItbt. M0bttn
tperOsn in feline Rinm osTdnitstn; spinot
pirb muir sriinblih esipoIden uph uidt
esbdmpft. ionbsrn Bel fltbissm hmptns
ben IangIam gstrodnst. Guppenoemlis
iptrb aIsidmdBig sepust unb iebes fir fa
geborrt; srt iDenu e fgrtig iino. miIht
man is 5uIammeu. 60 smpfiebIt lth nitt,
SeIlerit un6 porrse porber sl briiben, oa
Supiel @eIamaditofts b~erlorsn geben.
Die fsrtissn D5rrssmiis miiFsn mad
benz 06rrsH nod einiss Sage an einsui
luftissn Orte biinn ausssbreitet nodirods
men, bann flint maj ie In luftige Sid
den uHh bdngt bieIe an sinem luftigen
Drte auf auf benz 2unbt am bei1en in
timer Gpei9ertammsr; bier bdlten ii1 bic
Semitic am beIten unb iinb bpr WduIts
fraB gtii6ert. @olte Id ipiber Gripdrten
Shimmsl 3sigsn. 70 mub man es np9s
mails gum Rddtrodnsu Guf bic 9irben
btingen.
Die 3uberettun9 Der SOrrgemlie 1T
duBerf bequen, bd ia itin 3nridten
mebr n6tbis tit. man rehnet onf bic
Berfon stpdn3ig bis breiBig @ramm
Disqualification IS isbr TDrgfdlti9, urn
ss bon sDentuen dnbdftsnbsnt 6taub gu
befreieu, bann peidt man ss. rei1lid nit
mailer bebsdt, sin, am bsfen am abenb
ppr6er. has 8emdiIe quilt bonitGnbig auF
nnb ninuit feline urfpringTi1e Gprm
pieber an. Msbann ipirb es nit benz
GinDei9nuFsr geto1t ms frif9es Ct
mile IL nab Ietues Dirt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21

wwlanA Aet lm ~ mi#maihls m
~ saflt s nHHsea stl Hb
ELS ~ NlHt hftn Nfffil sANi
as5f Nnihtl tiNsM, "a IA lslNs AsAs
HtaH tatsWi lsBl lfb aass lbH snH
si Hat NltiFaf esllfH Mtn ilh1t
altl faf tta Jalf fllef lsublia sea M
aaA tff 3tN6a, tft Fsimf Nnl asp
Htf N aa HasittHtta Nasst eH 49,
nhHnfrtff meta Nsgha az ~
Hast ezra We VI afiitaaf sel
ts lfsatfnsf Easi As NON hi
ia HntA ant ~ "a ~ leAiM ltl
Nwffi maa hs IN mtals fNetsi NNt
plghlftl miti sit sssa lsftu atni lab
ne ~ ns&ls A. lsttn alihi. We mas hlil
tiai aniasnifti Nsqt, stslifTs rHur ni
sit Esbalb
minh w aaf mlas teghaksn n. Ml
be plnb tsH tf8l tus ihtfpsls Hpl,
marlFfnHa nnh tine fttnatIhaliild e HHhs
fna nysbla nailes Hninhftm. htthSltt
8aftalwfltu tAitn Boa klnb neh mitf
dai etfwiiffn Ifinm Wtil unb utfpaHiH
fflas Ardll6 llrb ras ha Embellishments
H. sem nlnst mitt bas EgtbHwflrautn
ainommtn. be- ttnt @ldk. uaf BEN "a
ltlnt lnnat etk hatL ilnb bk Htubi
am Album NTH ION Atfh6ri Ne NffHht
Ne mlt Mtts hff Glmmd p%guanns lplth,
unltS BEN CITES atbtihl.
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gunt grHHsIer Bier.

aus 8riFst fpirb ssT9rieben: Sn ben
S6anfpirt6l4aften, ben fogenanntea
pgitaminsts4 8riFels bsrridt felt einiget
3eit sroBs aufregune, nidt ttipa iiber bic
GreiguiiIe an ber Grpnt pber iiber bic
beutfae 6errI9aft obsr gdr iiber bic ,bes
bprItebenbs 8efreiung'. MRit foIden neben.
Id9li9en &leiuisfeiten geben fi6 bic
nbaes4, bic sspi9tigen Mirtbt Der 8riiFes
let 8oltsf9enten, unb ibre treuen Ru aoen
garnift ab. So banbelt iia I'm etfpas
bel Grnteres: bic 8rnuer tppIlen unter
benz 3punse Der @erbdItniTs bic 8isrs
prei5e erboben, unb bic Gdanftpirtbe Tinb
auber fid bdriiber. neil Re aus Grfo6rung
pifen, baB is nit einem preisdufI9Iag
bi ibren alien @dften ni9t bur6bringen
t0nnen unS aIfp ben G6ubsn nIein tras
gen miiFen.
Sn 8riiFeI TpieIt bds Bier cine ebeniu
sroBe Roue ME in Miin9en. Die Sdupts
itubt bon 9rubont rilbmt T6 niGt NIT
lnreht, bic Gltsite Bierfdbt Guropos at
fem. Die ltrtun6en msIbsn, baB f9on I'm
10. Sahrbunbert bic 9srheIun1 bes Bieres
bel Rei9tbum nab 9raFet brahte. Cine
.g6drte" bon 1877 tbut tunD, baB bic
flint Miblen, bic ii9 duf benz @ruub
uub 8obsn Der Stabt griFsI befdnben
unb gOttfrisb l., Sersos bon o obcnt,
seb0rten, pIlnl3 fiir Bier anb @etrsibe
gu mablen bGtien. Die Gtdbt erbielt
1895 nas Sonberre1t, bic 6erfenune bss
8isres Su rsseIn. Die grouer iparen
Sdbrbunberte hinbur9 sur asiItung zines
FeierIideu Gibes nerpfliatst. Grit 1850
fiel biefer Gib meg.
Der @sri9tsbefdluB, bsr iiber biee
Gioobihaffuns eefdlt purbe, entBielt Bic
8eitimmuns, bob bic Obmdnner Der
8rdusrgilbs in bier gisrtefn Der Gtdbt
Ie63ehn Mdnner su EteIsn bGtten, benen
bic fosenunuts rMsFuns' BEG 8ierts
unbertrdut purbe. 4Ile 9erIfDbe eeger
bic feftseiesten 8raurtesIn tpur6en mad
ben 3eitbrdu9sn beIiruft, mttDeber NIT
elmer @sIoblbe ober nit Der 0erpflids
tung, cine pilgtrfobrt mad Rom al uns
%ternebnen. 9enn BierTdliden gait dIs
fdipere Giinbe, bon Der MIR Der NnpR
be- GduIbisen frsifprs6n tonnte. Sebs
8eleibjeung seseH sinen .giermeFsr"
toitete 20 rbeinif1e @uIben ober cine
gtlserfdbrt mad San Satubp in @alieien
(Gpunien). Gm 4. Suli 1476 tpurbe bon
Der Reeentin Maris bon gureunb cine
gerorbnuns srIafsn. Iait Der isbsr wMmts
tduf bon Bier auberbuIb Der .Mmt.
nannei4 bsrbOtsn ipurbe. 9pn nieIem
9erbot tparen aber bonGnbiIGe 8iere
0ufdnbTde euitjs), bsutIde uno enslifde
ausesnpmmsn, neil fit fs ginfnbrs5as
bs5abIt perbsH muBten. ,Gdmbic@ unb
,JorO@ tpuren oEI5eit bic bebor5ugteIten
8sre in grifel unb TnO ss nod Eeutt.
BUR maht linen felt Snhrsn bas mad
bsutIder @rt ~ssbraute Bier. bds ,bod"
ssnannt fpurbs, aud in gpIs|denfen ben
auns ftrsitis. Die graue pnrgn in
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Brabaui Immtr itbr onssIsbsn. Sin Brill,
iel iibts ibr, giIbs oft sintR betimmtn'
ben GinIIuB aus. Sbr 9aus auf BEN
~@ronie Wartt" ipurbs mad hsr Bee
ihiebung bon 1895 ntu auf0ebaus unb
prddiig eeIdmiidt. 60 biIbei bsule nod
zines Der IdDniten 9anfperte duf bieitm
DuaberbursH plabs Dor BEN RaibhouIe.
@iele Der Rtsierunsen, bic iikr @tlgien
berrIdten, nabnsn Bel Der 9rduergilbs,
ais elmer Der rtihIien 8riiTels, erobs
anleihen uuE unb es bsiBt, bdB mon9e
biefer QnIei6eu ME setiIst iporbsn fnb.
GO fei nod bemertt, buB audi 4nttpsrs
pen Elm dltss Isbr Invertebrates 8rouereis
oentmal aus DerflOFsnsH Sabrbunosrten
bepabrt bat. gs 1T bas ioeenanute
.@aterbuis" am nGtesn" in benz bus
DuFer fir bic 8rauer mad b~eIcnberen
Regeln bebanbeIt unb dbgeeeben rurbe.
9eute sii6tet Der WGrter aaIe In BEN
dlten WaFerbsden. 9as 6dus entbGlt
einen Iebr fdOnen Sprbaens, ber bunt unb
leu6tenb tnuitten bss alien @emGuers
gebIieben 1T.
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geaafiiatist 6ie GanIatbeiten enrer
&inber,


9eute, mo SduIeaben BON Grauen bic
Grstebuns tnb pflege ibrer &inber ubs
liegt, erD19I linen auBer onhersn aud
bic ernite pfli9t. iibsr Die @nularbeitsn
ibrer ainber 5u maiden. @esbdlb nerben
linen aud bic Rutbf9ldss zines Sugenbs
er5tebers n%iutommer IeiR, Der felt Idngtn
Sd1ren in ieiHem Mmte~tbGtig lit unb
ale Geiten i'm @eelsHleben Itiner tleinen
S6ibINge genou tenntn Iernte. ct
i9reibt besiisIi9 Der Gdularbeiten:
Mdn uber3euge fih ftets bon Der Mrbeii
unb laTs ME bds @efibl I'M Ginbe dufs
tommen, als tonntt bieIes unb ienes burds
i9lipfen, pbsr aIs bleibs bic Mrbeit uns
tontroIirt. Dom erften Gage ab fibre
man biefe RegeI Elm unb bebdlte lie Bic
gum G9luiIe bel. Mdn iibt bdbur6
sinen heiIIumen 3pdns dnf bic Rinber
aus unb fieht 5ugleib tire Sprts pber
RiidI9ritte. Nuh benertt man fltine
Moseleien nnb anbere 2eime gu S9iiIers
iinben unb farn beiSeitsn befernb eins
ebe bic tleinen gntsIeilnngsn unb
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f9 au mirts
li9en RegungeH Der Giinbe dnstpaHieR
unb bdnn meift unausrDttbdr 1inb.
Hiat peniger pertbppa III Der Inns
ftanb. buB man burh bic Rpntrole aus
glei9 cine SbeiInobme an btr Arbeit bts
ainDes bstunOst unS 10 bsisn 3utr0ueH
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Sierra Nfntts
@ie idSn Fnt bic ffiaen @ese bnrds
-Gnruf

gpie fnbn Fnb bic ftiqen Eeee bur1's serrftl
ga bIiH'n mir @ebnnfeu ouf eiliiameH H1bneR;
Elm Gdlinle orabt mid ber Ganeborn
ilHb siuii4en ben &aInleft aprn un6 Snateu.
1ier ningt mir be6 Hebbubn Gnrtaer ans DIR.
Sort iteigt cine 0erne ms gInue enipor.
nnb Eh1bt tfth aud bin uHh mieber esn Gorli-
28ie fndr InO bic @ege bnrGs fhdufeIube
aprfl
Sod Iieber pdr' mfrs bann INNER nod,
50 i6h' IN 5ipet aueer, bic firnbIeH miibtcn.
-. TO Itebe ol1 inl~ :. f. iiile ntin
hnml"
gu Bore, nefrt 60B BITE Qeufe tuhbtenl1
goir todren sfpei fanb5eHben aiIioerr alein.
iln0 In u1s Idee 6os SirnmeIrein.
3tu1r iuaubre Id aerHe bnr95 AprR dIIeiH
9c& IoitIf9 uniB es 81 atueien ieini
Ettp @tamber.
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eieaesanperEat.

Msnreenr6tbe grpBen Gieges
unD eriitlter Meroetrnurf, A
3et8t itn IN Der AaGt bes Rrteges
S1oH am fernen SfmmeIsraurn. II,
BOO TT Rries uno fIirren EafEen,
SeLbenbIlt bic Groe trdnit -
Sod mas 8eutf6lanbs G05ne f9aifen,
uns elm ne4es Seuti9Ian6 i1enit.
Sur4 bic 9ffte siebt elm Sfaunen
Gtdrfenn Wliith uno 3uberIint;
G4on beeinnt bic Melt 5u ltaunefs
neber mnn9en 4ampfberi9t.
3eife flineen TrnuerfIaaen I
500 bnI0 t0nt'8 I'm SuheIIcut.
Sbr feb ii9t umionft erinIngen - :
9nbt bic 8elHatb neu erbautl
Garla @ddter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21

haas tAkNa teM ma Mlalim nlsfa
iitA Asm em Hisnt VET
uaifh taiWlNaf naillt Hl Asi
Nfiit ssil uet ttiil NlHA VA n tiMa
aailsa, AsA Az 8tla assl VA M R4f
mit ftN mssIfsf Mi#kMn iaM Watt
ptH httia maA ~ NTH lisH n hsi
tflaH = tit Ell slli h1ii ftfli saa
WfsNt. Ba blfsfFla mlAAliea hans
wal tltaahsf ~ IVA ftltfs sNls
N ttha ldhl msa NJ nfhiH ~
fifltn 1HihN ans tsnl tat Mllf hsA
af Mililttm W8t On. Mgas Nv IltEns
MaH haNn avn RaitwceA uns lftl NJ
Az tn Hadtfth NaAtfm NJ anlWhan.
on. fgstgn Ne hnftaA q adm. Aahn
Hli 81 mrk mia HtssslnhW
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40 tasit Iaesn mfHn; Htlu mtln alubl
~ ID Oh itah VA STR ~ imna. az
Hrtiltn;
Damn tnslia maaR auh 81 gum aampI,
fHrtlltH,
Wtun Hclbumttauhtt DmilAldnb'a Sob
ntn fnh,
60 of IN bltitr 2aae 0untfttiin
GisF 10 ppr hitltm 4nult pte Rofr
nnb hllrh.
Rldi tiHr Idmdbts iski mid f4Iofets
Tnni,
6lsIt ia BID fern BEN flr9tsrIi6m
Gtreitn.
0u fth' ID BED beia aHObsnOuss Isud.
ten -
Rein, brsimal neinl limb iptnn a heait
mar,
llnb ipsnn id ipibts ar btin ShidIaI
fhpsr,
Stropu3sn, HuseIreesr unb bic fsuGisn,
Die Innsen Rdhte unb ben blut'gsn
2ohH -
Sd fprdae: DsutidIanb mFtl s3isb
bin, meiu SObnl
@tors Dinttr.
Ser gerfafer ut 9oftcr an Der 4reifrnias.
afrgpe In Dresden mn bat biffes @e0iht dff
bns @rnb ieines Scbngs nieoeraeIeat, Der I'M
hIhbenoen Sitter bon II Snhren Tit a6nig un0
gnterIano ben 9eloeHtoo nli BEN S9Ia9fFeIbt
fdub,
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Ban anehertt

Nam aITebem fenffe bic Mnnf
4erniener Ib nit fntueren G1tpingen !.
2Bte babe To fe bfngebra1t
nt febnfuhfSpoIIem Htngetl
Mqeiu - bon 5drtIi1ftem NerI1neent-
Dir fern - uH6 BOD bon Str usHfnr9en.
EranB @oas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-08
GIRL FRIENDS SURPRISE
MISS GERTRUDE WACHS

Eleven girl friends Of Miss Gertrude
Wachs, III ID y. Main St. on Thurs
day evening pleasantly surprised her
in honor OF her birthday anniversary.
Musical selections were the chief fea-
ture of the evening and were con
tributed by the Misses LaNeFne kOn-
zen. Nelma Kuhn. Louise DeGroote,
Gertrude Wachs and Mrs. COveI
Games were also enjoyed.
The girls presented Miss Wachs
with a pretty gift, the presentation
speech being made by Miss Kuhn
a flashlight Of the group was taken
by kaylor.
A fine two course luncheon was
served.
Among the guests was Miss Ruth
kirkendorfer cf Elkhart
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-08
MRS. MARGARET GERNHART
DIES FRIDAY MORNING

Mrs. Margaret Gernhart. well
known resident Of this community,
died Friday morning ~ l. o'clock aft
CT an illness OF several years of COM
plicatlons. Mrs. Gernhart has been
resident of both Mishawaka and
Osceola for the past 20 years, coming
here from Niles. Mich. she was born
at Point Perth. Fulton county. y. y.
Aus 20, 1919. and was past 90 years
OF age. Her maiden name was Miss
Margaret SWobe and she was mar
ried Go Matthias Gernhart about 20
years ago. She was twice married be-
fore. Mr.. Gernhart died i'm 1900.
She is survived los three daughters,
Mrs. Henry Kiser of Osceola. at whose
home she died Mrs ". +. Kerr of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-08
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

Thursday evering the Knights Of
annual installation of officers in the
lodge rooms. over 40 members of
the lodge we're present William Gar
man acted as chief installing officer.
The following were the officers in
stalled VI. ". Hunsberger. chancellor
commander: W. G. Herzog. vice chan
cellor commander; Fred Freeman,
prelate: 7. 9. Shay. master arms ).
NJ. Alberts. master of work; Ben
Weiss inner guard; charles Ainley.
outer guard; j. l. D. nnedy. master
of finance: VI. ID. Fu. rer. master OF
eX-chequer; r. r. Hunter, keeper Of
records and seal; Vernon Lowe. trus-
tee for three years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-08
MOTHER! IT'S CRUEL To FORCE OIL
Or ChLOMEL INTO A SICK CHILD

bowels need cleansing give cali
fornia Syrup Of Figs" It's action is
positive. but gentle Millions of
mothers keep this harmless fruit
laxative" handy; they know children
love to take it; that il never fails to
clean the liver and bowels and sweet
en- the stomach, and that a teaspoon
full given today saves a sick child to-
morrow. It should be the first rem
edy given as il always does good,
never any harm.
Ask your druggist for so cent
bottle of California Syrup Of Figs. "
which has full directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown
ups plainly on each bottle. Beware
OF counterfeits sold here. See that il
is made by California Zig Syrup
Company" Refuse any other kind
with contempt-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-08
statesmen IN ANNUAL
BALL BAND" BANQUET
Hundred and Fifty-fOur Wooden
Company Men of the Road
Wire PreS't Wilson.

The annual banquet of the sales
men Of the Aiishawaka Wooden Man
ufactUring CO. was given Thursday
evening at the Mishawaka hotel.
over $50 men. all travelling and sell
ing the goods of the Mishawaka con
Germ were present
The banquet hall was decorated in
colors of faded brown and green.
The tables were decorated with Amer
lean Beauty roses Red carnations
were placed at each plate.
Fishers Exposition orchestra Of
Kalamazoo. Mich. furnished the mu-
sic and entertainment while the many
courses were being served. A solo by
l.. O.. Eberhart a Rainy Day was
an added feature OF the entertain
ment Other features, during the in
termittances of the dinner. were rem
ditions OF the Bali Band quartet COM
posed Of +. g Eberhart, first tenor;
=. + McCOllum second tenor; a. -.
Warner. baritone. and II. J. W. Fink,
bass Witti.ism interspersed during
the course OF the banquet were
greatly appreciated by every one pres
cnt a feature of the quartet pro-
gram was character Representations
by the members.
Following the banquet James Sher-
man, an entertainer of Chicago. con
Guided the festivities of the evening.
Greetings To PreS't Wilson.
Thursday morning the following
message expressing the feeling of the
statesmen in the war policy of Pres't
Wilson:
The President.
Washington, ID. q.
one hundred hfty-four travelling
statesmen IA annual convention about
10 begin campaign for nineteen fifteen
business extend best wishes and give
YOU assurance that in their canvass of
eighty thousand dealers i'm sixty
Thousand towns cities and villages
they viii carry a message of optimism
and good cheer. We commend YOU
for your untiTing efforts 70 preserve
peace at home and your earnestness
in endeavOring 20 bring about an
early cessation of hostiHties abroad.
Statesmen Mishawaka Wooden Mfg. CO.
Ball Band" Rubbers.
The following is the reply received
from the president.
The White House.
Washington, ID. ..
Statesmen. Misnawaka Wooden Manu-
featuring Co.
The president thanks YOU cordially
for your telegram of greetings and
deeply appreciate your friendly assur-
ances
J. p. Tumulty.
Secretary to the President
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-08
california Syrup of Figs
can't harm tender stomach,
liver, bowels.

Look back at your childhood DAYS
Remember the "physic" that mother
insisted on-castor oil. calOmel. ca
thartics. How you hated them, how
you fought against taking them.
With our children it's different
Mothers who cling TO the old form
of physic simply don't realize what
they do. The children's revolt is we'll
founded Their tender little "insides"
are injured by them.
II your child's stomach, liver and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-08
EXCEPTTONALLY GOOD ACTs.

"DeIaVOye q Frits.' comedy aero
bats. on Thursday evening opened an
engagement at the Century theater.
They are very good in the old time
rough and tumble slap-stick comedy.
Lagrange x Gordon" musical act on
wood and glass. are artists in their
line and received many rounds Of de
serving applause. Wells & Bundle. g"
comedy singing and talking. mostly
talking. in a pantOmine on a baseball
game, are very clever artists. but
seemed just little too deep for the
audience.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-08
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
STARTS WITH BOOM
Many Freak Plays Made by
NOViCeS = Two Difficult
Splits Are Made During the
Evening.

The newly organized commercial
bowling league started the season
Thursday night with a crash. The
feature OF the evening was made by
Willis Lott. bowling for the Report
ers. when in the 10th frame the
picked mp the big four split. the
4-6-9-l0 pins. ne then followed with
"a strike
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-08

A basket BAH contest between tho
recently organized Mishawaka Friars
and the South Bend All Stars was
played Thursday evening at the
Moose gym The AIishawaka team
was victorious over the visitors.