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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-07-14
PentecoStal Church

The services of the week will be as fol
ows:-Prayer meeting. Thursday even
ing. On Friday evening, July 16, occurs
the monthly All-day's meeting of the
Wolcott, Morrisville, johnson and Wa
terville Pentecostal churches. Workers
are also expected from other places.
Everyone is cordially invited to these
services. People from out of town will
be entertained by members of the John
son church. Morning. 10:45; afternoon,
2;30; evening, 700.
The services on Sunday will be held as
usual:-Class meeting, 1890; Preaching
service, 10:45; Sunday School, 1900;
Prayer meeting. 1880.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-07-14
Mo place For Coupling.

what is this place, conductor
asked the passenger on his way to
the fair. This is Reno, Nevada" go
ing to put a new car on here?' NO,
this is where the uncoupling is done"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-07-14
Lamoille County Cow Testing
Association

The following is list of the cows in
the Lamoille County Cow Testing Assoc
citation making over 1000 lbs. of milk, or
40 lbs. butter fat, in the menth beginning
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-07-14

Read the advertisements in this paper
Of the live business men.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-07-14

If you are going to get any lasting fun
out of the world-the fun that is not
followed by regret-you must get it in
the home.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-07-14
repatiopaI Church


The subject of the G. E. meeting next
Sunday evening will be "What Christian
ity Has Done for the World"
The Missionary meeting will be held
with Mrs. Lizzie Hill Thursday at p.
m. This meeting was postponed from
last week.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-07-14
Just So.

How does your wife propose to
spend her summer vacation this
year?' with my hard-earned money
that's howl"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-07-14

LENAS NOBLE PRINCE
Oakands 1908 G. ted by Cooper and sold In 1911 for $l5 900
the highest
Cooper Of hershe of the
giving IS to 20 quarts
have bull calves bull
Al o Farm
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-07-14
WOLCOTT

E. B. COLLINS, Sec'y.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03

set mie ser ieeieen BON olen Tar-
tcilid)feiten ob5uiebeu uno bel Der
n1d)lten @obl Die rationale &erlual.
tung, Die inns 0en 6rieoen erbalten
hobc. III jcoer @eile Su unterltilbcn.
Gr mics oarauf bin. cab nadloem III
europa 5rieoen einaefebrt lei, Die
oorti9cn Notioncn ibren @on0el mic
Ser ~aufboucu mollen unb unler 2allo
nit RroSufteu ihrer SSnouitrlen 5u
iibcrlfpemmen perlltd)e11 meroelt,
mclln sizes nift oltrd} einen meiier,
sic omerifoniiten Sntereiien ihiltcn
Scn Sorif perbinoert miro. 3rmI
ShIuB ieiner Rche ermabnte or nod
nlols. feline flcinlid)e. ionbern onc-
rifafiiide FnIitit 81, trciben unb sic
rationale Reaier1ine in ihrcn oircri-
fonildcn @citreblnocn 5i unteritil-
ten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03
oooooouaoonoooaao 90 znL aaausa
Gint An(pradr pon @ouu. pbilipp.

Sutercile ser llnterrl pmer ielbit,
Ocnu lie erbobe 0o5 Nnleben uno Den
9uii ser l~8i5couliner Sroultriellen,
luIb Der quite Hame lei neben Dem
Grcojt oo9 h06ite @ut oe5 @anoeI-
~treibcnoeu. Scr @ouperueur betonte,
Dob iolanqc or Der oberlte Neomte oes
StauteS lei, or fiir Die Gu%rdfilbrula
uuo Nhtung Der @eieBe eintreten
mcroc, onh oiirie Die Strcnge oer@e-
Icbc nidt lomelt gehcn, ooB ole6abri-
fen un0 SuOuitricbetrie6e gcihlollen
mcrocu muBtelL, oenn oomit mare fiir
Scn Arbcit"r nidlts gciponnen. Gr cr.
mnbntc ieood, icoen Irbeitqeber. ltdl
oiif oorrm SIT filmmcrn, mer i'll Die
&eQjslotur qen1blt mcroe. penn boS
GcIf lei IS. ous Die @cicbe Made.
Nuf sic Oft in lester 3eit al ibn
Gcridltcte 6ra0e, ME IS ihm gefalle,
N,oupcrnellr 5u iein, babe er mn Die
Grmioerurq, boB eS nldlts Mite mcttu
no Dos @el,H ecnout mo erItrebt.
Eo0 mo Atott fiir nos @ohl uno
SSche ieiner Mtitbi,racr aeIorat uno
1crednet habc uu,o elo,ibe Die bette
Nermenounq icincr ~Sohigfeiten ae.
muht At, bobcn. menn houm eil ~@e'
ME- fame. ooS non Giaennut nth
Ste1uun&ncio Qctriehcn, einert &ilbcl
llrrnth iiber Sen Mionn Der Ceffeit-
lidtcit ouSlecrel - Tics ipor Die eiil.
siQe A~ripieIuna oilf oie aeacrmdrtiae
pnIjtiihc 2oae. sic oer8oupcruclir III
Icircr Qonscn Reoe mcd,tc. Snt
meitcreu %crloiti oerieiIen %ernohrte
or Sic Nnmricnncn. IN cin5~ tritlid1en
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03

oes YuoitoriumS III Ytilluuutee per
onItoItet botte mo on DEM lid ca.
800 Gelegaten betheiftatet. @rau
icnbe Spdtlon lpuroe Dem S.ndi8
pberboipt. oos Hrdlibent @utd}injpn
Scr &erianJtlruug porlteiitc. beint
@etrrteu Ser Reonertribuuc Ourae,
brodt.
Ger @%onpcrneur ueoadte Der
@ohltboter. 10 Die Gonlcruiruna pon
1Sleiih, Slid. @emiiie. Chit uahNfilh
Scr qniiScn Mcuidlheit tn allen SILT
motcn %crtueiie, uno ipc3iell auI nm,
loren Stoot cinGeheno 0e0od,tc or ocs
orobcn NuilhmunqeS. 6el oieie IN.
nuitrie in ocn legtci 5chu >ohrcn bier
ocnommcn hot. @r fam oui oa@
Y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uno ,Gntito
oiQune S0eice 81 lpred,cn mo lnatc.
onB scr Stoot sic GiIidt babe. ilir
icjnc @itraer 81 iorgeu, lie nor sc
iohren Si hehitten. ino 81 pcrbinotrn
boR nnnae Mood'en mo Nrrihcn
ldracrC 2(rbeitSinnoctt ouSfutlcu
els ihrer Wcinohcjt sutrd0lih
lei Cine icId'e orrcdte. loujtGre
une mcrulildle @eictgcbung Iicgc in
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03
0ie Mnndlrnrr gilphauerin We


ucri0de, cine Amerifouerin, bat Elm
Edreibm on ole Continental Zines
Qcridtct, III Der iIe Die 6rage altf
lpirit, oh IS nod 10 etnas lule EN-
freieS Mmerifo gebe. sd
l!ebe mcin 2ono leiocHid)aftlifl,"
ldrcibt oicle amerltonerin, lid llebe
Is ielbit mebr oils meine eigeue Gbre,
nber id perod)te Die hcltcbenoe
Idluunfcnoe. riifaratloIe Hegierung,
sic n@ottes 2ono" SIT Der Grnieorl'
olilto eebrud)t bot, lid britiidcr Elf.
tntpri6oft 81 untermerfeit. SD hlft
MIR cinc TSrou mo miinihe nidltltid
in sic Yolitif iibcr Sen Ariea 5u MT
lden-oud1 lit Dies Sfreibcn meacr
cine lirooc gegen ENGLAND nod elm
Sang gum 8rei'" o:e,es botlt mum
berDoaen 9entIht...o. es lit lcoig-
lid, cine &ritif unierer geQcnipartlgen
9ieqierung urto Der @eiie, ME Die
Ginae ourd, @illon ihleht g%eIeltet
meroen. Meine Shpeiter. Sfop
@euerioqe, lit faIt ein Subr III
H1ucrifu geluelcn uto bot fnr ons
9iorhe &ceu5 &orleiungcu ge6oiten
unn aciunmelt. 9todl0em lie ihr
%icrf bGhit crfolgrcih pollcnoet bot
tc. l0itc tie cine An,tc 5ltr ~llcocrfdbrt
otif Dem ifun0Inupiihcn Ionlpfer
Limited 5toteS. Neltte lhreibt lie
mir, oab mnicr Stootsbeportemclit.
cut Grinder oes britllhen Gnt'
ldoiters. ihr ein2n @oB sur Mid
fcl,r nab ihrent @eim III Serlm
~perloeiqert bot.
Gs benellte mirfIih cine Gcgrcto-
tinn mir lulier 9mn0. 0uli cine
irei qeboreue NnlerifGnerill, oerell
9>oriobren 0urh @eucrationen &c
holicn hobelt, u~ttIercs 2dnoeS UroBe
uuf5ubouen mo leine gbre ollfred)t
Ill crbolteu, cines britiiden Sptldlof-
tiers Gilum fir ihren EoB bacon
nnlB, metn Tie oos @eltooe III
res @ehlrtslul0es beridBt. GS iii be-
fla%Qcnslpcrtb, ooG Die gcgcltndrttge
amcrifnnlihc Regierung lie nidt DOR
iultt crnieorigenoer Giumild1rng
idnecn fam. Sic Rciie melner
@dmcItcr noh AuHerifa NOR enc
iclbitmiferlegte 4uigobe. Sic
lpilnihtc nidlt MIR fiir oas Gotbe
&rcus SIT ionmeln. ionocrn audi
Nmerito BON Der munoerpoaen Sro-
nuna uno Dem eolen Seroismus Der
0eutiden SIT ersuhlen uno Dor ollent
Die @eridte ilber oei,tide 8relielthde
ten si mioerIegen. @eil tic bierln
criolqreid, NOR iinb neil lie miatge
,.uh6rcr fauo, mo piele 4ntloentihe
sur Sodc oes GoterIonoeS befebrt
hot, mildte Iih Der britiihc 0otldlaI.
ter Gin. @crbiIlen mir Die Statle
Ser Trcihcit NIT tici idapor3eIt
0rcppl"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03
Seu1dlans hat icinen icrbildeu

sSeloSua erleoi9t. IN Dem fitrSlidlen
@crift 0ca nroben @auptdunrticrS
hcikt co. ole Ginnlbmc pon Ritonlt
hritlac Die Gpcrotioucu Der ocltidctt
Spcerc jilm NbihluB. ooS Sicl, Scr
gSco mad, Gonltantiuopcl Su otinct
lei eTeidt. Sn eincm 3citroum
non lieben @oden hubcn Die lieprci
dell Scere Der beiocn Ntittclmodltc In
oent ocntbor id1mcritcn @el0uOc 1876
GteiIen 3urId0eleAt. Die forbidden
~sSeitungen aenommcu. Die ierbilhc
arnec miiaeriebcn. melt ilbcr bun
OcrttouIeno Mefun0cIlc 0cmnht.
iiher GOO 0jeifrute crbeiitct uno Die
forqen Drummer ser 4rmee III sic
albomilden 8erae gctriebcu. @o@
lest in Serbien nod 5u thuu it,.
fam oen 8ulgaren iiberlaiier blci,
ben, oic ldlou qe5eiQt bobcn, ooB lie
audi 0en oIliirten 0iIiStruppcn &c
mnd,ien Iino. Sic 8ciceuua iencr
SbciIe Serbiens. ole pon 9ulgoricn
nidlf beoniprIht mcroeu. meroen
notwithstanding ole Seiterrei6er ilbcr'
iaclmeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03

Die in gSidita, aamias erifIeineloe
,;citung Catholic Aopance, oaS oiTi-
3ielc Organ Der Gio50iegSidita. idIlt
cit iebr idarfes ljrtbeil iiber 6ie3Dd-
tigfeit oes 4rdiioenten Silion.
.gSenn mir Suei Sabre meiter lino,"
10 leien mir oa. lam YrGiioent 2SiI
ion pom iif iogel. Sd batte III
groBartigc 3eit, berbeirothete nlellie
9dll5e 6amilie, brndlte Ill Werifo Die
Hepolution 5lllpe8e, beriorgte ale
Melt nit Muniti0n, porf9rpon bin
aus, biloete oos aebrehlidite &obl-
nett, oos es jemals gegebea bat, be-
ltioIqte Die .tutboiifen, brdd) mem
@er3 fiir beinnbe Elm Sobr be%irothete
cine reid)e Mittme uno madte 0ell
GroBten un6 unperidGntciten Sdur-
fem gum Yr1iioenten pom We}ifo.
Iseef mode i'd Dem omerifdnilden
Qublifum meine %9crbcugung. $50
All ole ct. Coulter 4merifa hemerft:
nIos oaes f0nnte 0err @ilion librl.
gems belte ihon iogcn; ilberS Sabr
miro er Damn nod bin8uiii9cn tonnt1l:
.aber trob Ger idollen @erbeilgitng
fiel ih nun Dem Sderbengerl6t oes
nmcrifonlidlcn Bottles gum Gpfer.
Itodl Dem fonlmenom uierten gidr6
hin ih Or"
gu C6iaeu modlten mir bemerta
nuE cs nidlt angebrod)t lit, pCrtoit
Sndcn eincr politiihcn Cant
paQne eiu5uuerleibon, beun es fonitc
Ill einen Boomerang meroen. or.
4Eilion miro nidt gum 5lueiten Nfalc
gum Iroilocnten aclnoblt. crth ob1e
Spuoiitiun pcrionIid1cr Art.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03
Die brltild,e geaieruus hat eiuen

aroBen GheiI Der tanooildlcn Mei5cii
ernte beIdlognabmt. Auf oieic &eiie
foHnlt Gnalono bitlioer 5i 9Seiien,
MS mem es ibu oen oen Scr, Ston,
tel fouieIl muBte. Wis bier HcrIome
inr Dos britiid) irou5oiiide Pin.
leibeproieft 9cnoft muroe, hic6 e8.
Die Ter. StanteA milBten Gnaluno
ino 1ranfreidl oo3 @eIo lebcrt. mcil
iie lonit ibren 2Scijcn ,tidlt pertauiei
suuutei. mas cine idnperc SnIumit1t
iitr ben e%mbeiuuiden &ciSumortt
sur 6olQe babeu nliIile. Sect octt
CnqIauo ieineu Mei5enbc0orf III So
uo0o. mo Sic Ger Staatcu hobci
haS 9~oShicbeI. sir iene, Die ga.
molS otlI Den Anl1iheIdHuinoeI hcr
einacioIler limo. Ic0cnial9 cine rcd)t
in~tereiioEte Mel0unq. 2na mo {ruQ.
.nein Same lit Guolon0l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03
rv .S,eOe ;yran lit eiebbaberin

- oSebe Srnn lit e~iebbaberin
bon Gel5en". iaat U .. Sbubert,
sSrdliocnt BON " q. Sdubcrt. Sllc.,
Chicago, oos qroBte @eih0ft Der
9Selt, mcldle8 nusIhlieBllh @anoel
nit rotten oncrjtonildlen Yeljcn
trcl9t. Sire 2%icbbobcrei ucrlorate
0a& @cieecu jbrcr aIei6uta mt Eel6.
dc Nleiocrmad)cr ioaten; ,SieIc1l
NcrbIt beiebcr m1t ole s5Ycrtlg 5tuit
EraQcn SleiounQ" nit Stldcretcn.
liz lr0aerimcn scr Slc'Orr logtsn:
4tidtS nit ocn Stidereicn. nm mol
len Hel5bclot, mo lie bctdrien i'm.
Gos Rciultot it, OuB Niles mos cine
Toinc tr0at. BON ben SdnIbcn bis
sum- Nut nit Ausndbnle ulelie.dt
mir bc% Nutt0cluouocs. nit Tel5
pcrSicrt lit. Gas mar -, mas Die
Nnhlipciher pou rcbcn Eel5en aus
r0untc. lulo Die porhonoeucn Sor-
rattle III 0ic Ndn0e Der Hobpcl5'
honolcr. Sobrifnnicn mo 4lelnhaitos
Ter ipiclte. GS mor ell 01ll bon
.Scbt Amcrifa 3ucrit". mcln Sic
9Soorcn 5i pertollicn milnlt,cit. mo
brodte Sic Sbotinhe ans 2idt. ooB
mir ohne europa ferti9 lpcrocn fan'
i,elt. menn Mrs m%iliielt. unb int
mcr uoh cinm Wtorft fiir omcritont'
Idle Rohpelsc hobcn, eiu Dina, ioel
dies icNcr Mtittcr Sobn bon inns nor
cinen, ,<ahr iur mum0alit, belt. @r.
Shubcrt io0tc: Sic fonncn tein
Gidhorndcn mti Ncm @oocu felthol
ten. nod f0nncn Sic Sen 6relS BON
omcrifcniihcn HchpcISeu hcruntcr'
boltcn. iolou0c6rcuCu bielelben miil'
idicu."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03
Der Glnn Der nentidlen Neeres.

ieiiung, Madden ul0 9ruiicl ourdl
e1le oirefte. piergcleiitac Giienbabn
Ilnie 5u oerbinoen. oeutet lc0cnfollS
yidt 0aroni bin. Dob 0eutihlanO 0ie
4bitht bot. @elaieu ioboIo mieocr
auf5uqebcn. Solhe 0nbuen bnut
auau nidt fiir Elm 2ono. non aenI
l:,on befiirhten nutB, ooB es mleDer
sulter feinSlid,e Ginflillie gerotncn
founte. &enn Ieuti6loto oas Yro.
left CUR ausfilbrmnq bringt. Damn
mill cs BON DER AuSiiIhruuq ottd iii
iitdrilfle uuo mirthidloitlihe 1or.
fheile hnten. uno Ole fam cS iif llir
Fdlerr. menu 8elgien oo1ierno Dent
idc giniIuBipbore bIeibt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03
Sie Srau,uIcn neunsu IS cine n5ie.

aeSonleibe"-oie 9eutid,eu ipredlen
nun Den orei &rlegsanIeihen. GoS
rbcr 1T DER llntcridieo. Der enc
niud)t in YbroielL uuo tralmt belIa
griteu Gintrittsgelo idon nom Sleg.
Ter on0ere uennt 0ds aino betm
redlten Gdmcu uno befomuIt odS
%SeIo, Gelo. uberntnls @el0, at
iieaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03
Die Rntter BON SainOis babcn

ALTO beidIoiieu, lire ainoer III par-
zanifder Ginfahbeit 5u er5leben
5c6r neile uno iebr I6bIid. gtber
nodh iueiier uno nod loblider mare
IS, lpoIten Die Nlittcr nit jener Gr-
Sicbung bel itdl ieIbit aufungcr, uno
bel ibren ainoern ihon Dor oeren
N,eburtl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03

ne 6abrifen, fam, lids mobl leilten
cine 8ebouptlmg t;eier 9lrt ouf5u-
teller uno Eionos 5l Yreiien offeri-
rem, Die mirflih unerbort limo, mas
&leinbanolcr anbetrifft.
aummen Sic berein nnS lailen Sic
ans Sbnem Tabrifpreiie anntiren.
2oiien Sic ms Sbnen cine eiienfeite
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03

.uIid) mar 0jou
ncrneltr Glndnll
el g 4biIlpp
Gbrengoit Ser
9Sisconliu Yea
Gamers Illo4
citation bel Dem
Gcicllgen Aben0,
ocn oieie &crel
nIgung in Der
Ni[houru . Sole
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03
Die stimmunn in Nthen iMeint i'd

2iod, INNER nidlt v9eflart" gu bo-
ben. ga Die Alliirtcn oleic Inlldlt
hcQcn, lit Ole Nnnobme beredltlgt
ooB Der aonig Der Seuenen i9nen
rciRen @ein %einldenftc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03

aaes mllB pertonft meroen. Sir &c.
ZEN Den 9itrgerr bon Ga Grolie mo
l~lm9egeno cine e%iele1enbeit, Elm bod
Gro0igcS Eiono Ill elmer mirfliheu
GrioarniB bon $4,000 bis $4,000
gu foufen.
StOrp & Start Gianu So, amer
farnt oils cine Der 8elt grobten Tia-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03
,gscnn Die Eeeicrmna f%urtfahrt,

air Sbotlahen 81 nerbcimliden, unN
auenit ods SoIf erfdbrt. in meltIat
lin,fnnee es aetduIht u1b irrcge
iuhrt miro. miro cine gepnItiae llm
moI3unq entltebenb filr Die olc culli
idle Belhihte ieit - Sobren fein
s'riSpiel blctet."
IllS eiHern 2eitnrtifcl Der 2on
Acller .0oiIp Woit".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03
..0er Sanptsua i'm Northumberland.

WI .NHHPI0H8 NV NUtFU"uTNT"t"r
acr Der S2Staliener lit noIIfonmcne lin.
acrih0mtbeit. 9ieie beitebt odrin,
0ob nlan einesthcils lidl filr nidts SIT
Salled9t bdIt. ullo mmdbenO uub fredl
1T; onoerntbeils lih iilr niftS 81 gut
holt, olio nleoertrahtig lit"
(Sdopeibauer.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03

Cine Houooncr ,%SeitidlrIft CT.
Hart. Nerrn MiiiouS Riilttuta%pldnc
reidlten louQe uiht ans liIr Die
S'eihiie1ung Gllglono$2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03
8ued nnS ,3isl oes ierbiIdpen6clo.

SiDef nno ,SIei oes lerbtldiehNcl0'
silaes iino erreid)t. 10 lnlltet Der Be
ridli aus Berlin. Sonoon miro ms
als nGdites meisSumafen perludlen,
0oE Die 9eutihen piencr elncn D6tbl'
idIoa" 3u per5eidnen botten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03

@arantie gebell lpie lie MIR Dos Sto.
RI & Glart Sals bicten fam. Cine
eilenfelte @arantle, Die Sic ihiist,
nidt MIR fir eini0e Sabre, ionoern
fir bic gon5e nohlte Submit.
Sbne Ausnabmc lit bies Der srOR-
tc 8elb iparenoe &erfanf, Der je IN
r;eier @escns a~bsebaltcn ,uMrSe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03
"a Groiie. ocn ;. 9e3etnber 1915.

Sir Gowaro Carton rrflirt, bic
7~lcutralen 2Gnoer bGttet bisber nid)t
acniigeno auf &obrung oes Solter.
rehts beItanom. Stimmt oufIalIenol
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-03

tlnier Ntietbsfontcatt Lief filr5lih
ob. mo mir geben oos Eianogeihait
IN Ga Groile, gSis.. aul.
llnler @einmmtlogcr bon YionoS
uno Spielcr . Hianos miro gu ca. 50c
ont Collar in Den Wortt gemorfen.
Nlht Elm Yiano ooer Spieler miro
mad u%nlerer 6abrit 5uriId9ei6ldt.
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N|FORM EXPRESS
Rates DESIRED IN
STATE OF FL0R|DA
RAILROAD COMMISSION ISSUES
NOTICE THAT MEETING WILL
BE HELD WITH VIEW OF
ADOPTING SCHEME.

In the matter Of the proposal to
adopt modified form of the Inter
state Commerce Commissions ex-
press rate scheme or plan for stating
rates, the railroad commissioners of
the state of Florida have issued the
following to Southern Express Com
pany and all others Interested:
WHEREAS, The Interstate Com
merce Commission heretofore adopted
uniform scheme or plan for stating
express rates; and
WHEREAS, Said plan, or q modi-
fed form thereof has already been
adopted by nearly all Of the states;
and
WHEREAS, The railroad commits
sioners of Florida have given great
deal of consideration to the question,
having attended numerous confer
ences on the subject. with other state
commissioners and with the Southern
Express Company; and
WHEREAS, Our investigation
shows that the adoption of such plan
| would bring about greater uniformity
of rates and would involve many re-
auctions as well as advances in rates
within the state Of Florida; now,
THEREFORE, This is to notify you
that on January Goth, 1916, at 10
o'clock in the morning. the railroad
commissioners of the state Of Florida
will hold meeting at their Office in
Tallahassee to hear and conside,
whether they should adopt the Inter
| state Commerce Commissions ex-
press rate scheme or plan for stating
rates, or modified form thereof
with certain exceptions applicable to
Florida commodities, and to consider
and determine all such questions as
may arise in the premises.
And at said time and place all per
sons legally and rightfully interested
will have an opportunity to be heard.
WITNESS THE HAND of the
chairman of said railroad commits.
sioners, affixed in open session BY
their order, at Tallahassee, this 22ne
day Of December, 1915.
r. HUDSON BURR,
| Chairman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-24
CHRISTMAS DINNER.
OF 163RD COMPANY
WILL Be A FINE ONE
EXCELLENT MENU PREPARED
FOR THE BOYS OF THIS COM
PANY STATIONED AT FORT
BARRANCAS.

The men of the 163rd company, sta
toned at Fort Barrancas, and COM
manded by Captain Rex Van Den
Corrupt, will enjoy an excellent din
ner tomorrow. Their Christmas feast
will not be excelled by any served at
an army post or elsewhere. Here is
the menu prepared for that day:
Oyster Soup Baby Oyster Crackers
Roast Turkey with Giblet Gravy
Cold Boiled Ham
Cranberry Sauce Oyster Dressing
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Stewed Corn Dreamed Peas
Dreamed Potatoes
Asparagus with Eggs
Celery Olives Mixed Pickles
Shrimp Salad Spanish Sauce
Fruit Cake Orange Cake
Chocolate Cake
Mince Pie Raisin Pie
Lemon Meringue Pie
Mixed Candies Assorted Nuts
Oranges Apples Bananas
Cigars Cigarettes
Coffee Milk
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-24
FORMER TERRITORIAL
GOVERNOR IS DEAD

Long Beach, Cal, Dec. 23.-Judge
A. j. Seay, former territorial gov
ernal governor of Oklahoma, died at
his home here last night. He was SO
years old.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-24
FAMILY OF NINE IS
REPORTED IN NEED
OF HELP At ONCE
SALVATION ARMY PLEADS FOR
AID FOR PEOPLE WHO WERE
FOUND IN ABSOLUTE DESTI-
TUTE CIRCUMSTANCES.

In making the round Of the city
yesterday, Mrs. Aughenbaugh, wife
of the officer in charge of the local
branch of the, Salvation Army, dis
covered home where a family of
nine was In absolute need Of attention
and help right away.
One of the daughters, who Is the
mother Of a three-week-old babe,
must go to the hospital for an opera
ton within the next day or two; an
other daughter, also the mother Of a
very young child, is sick and her hns-
band has been out of work for
months, while others in the house
hold are without the barest neees-
sites of life.
First Of all, money to defray the
expenses Of the young mother in the
hospital is needed at once, but baby
clothes, warm bedding, ETC., and very
many other articles are badly needed,
and should be offered by the chart
tably-inclined people of the city with
out delay, for the need is absolute
and great.
Contributions may be left at this
Office, or may be sent, with any other
donations, to the Salvation Army
headquarters, 95a East Zarragossa
street, and all so offered will be ap-
piled to the cause which is pro-
nounced the most urgent case coming
to light lately, according to agents Of
the Army.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-24
Christmas Near
The North Pole

n JOv1AL Christmas wss that
"a spent by Admiral Peary ea
IA his hast expedition - ths
arctic, from which he return
ed with the report Of the discovery Of
tho north pole. At Cape York, Green
land, ths Roosevelt picked up Nskimos
and dogs and by way Of Etah and
Cape Sheridan made her way 10
Grant Land, where she had 10 halt IN
the ice locked waters Of the Arctic
ocean, only 600 miles from the pola,
when Christmas day came. The story
Of the party's celebration Of tbs Christ
mas, one Of the "farthest north" ovsr
enjoyed By white men, was told intsr-
sstingfy By the explorer when b Re
turned 30 the United States.
+It was not very cold" wrote PeaTJ,
"only minus 2S degrees F. In the
morning we greeted each other with
the Merry Chr1stmag Of civilization.
At breakfast we all had letters from
home and Christmas presents which
had been kspt unopened Macmillan
was master Of ceremonies and arrang-
IL Lno pkO8H02u Va 0RO1ke. AAS . " SAN'~A
there were races ON the ice foot. A
seventy-nve yard course was laid out,
and the ships lanterns, about fifty Of
them, were arranged In two parallel
rows twenty feet apart. These lam
terms are similar to a railway brake
mans lantern, only larger. It was q
strange sight--that illuminated racs
course within ~ degrees Of the sarth's
end
The nrst race was for Eskimo chill
dren, the second for Eskimo men, the
third for Eskimo matrons with babies
IN their hoods, the fourth for unen-
numbered women. There were -four
entries for the matrons' race. and nc
one could have guessed from watch
ing them that It was a running race
They came along four abreast, dressed
In furs, their eyes rolling, putting like
four excited walruses, their babies h
their hoods gazing with wide and hall
bewildered eyes at the glittering Ian
terms. There was no question of cruel
ty to children, as the mothers were no
moving fast enough to spill their ba
b3es. Then there were races for TN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-24
NAMES ARE REFUSED.

London, Dec. 23.-In the house Of
commons this afternoon Harold J..
Tenant parliamentary under secre-
tary for war, declined publicly to give
the names Of the officials removed
from commands in connection with
the landing Of British troops at Suvla
Bay, on the Gallipoli peninsula.
1t was suggested that the names
were public property. Mr.. Tenant
replied that if this were so, an an
nouncement would be more punitive
than informative. He denied a report
that one officer had been cashiered.