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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
Its Easy-n You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

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FEEL suuuE-tu o. iris 8Ha must aafrl
suur liver and mmtaa-t aere.F Uu rTrd
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faNFN ufaar HmMr 4FNN-Fss7fs pies Hai-
fnus lrrk On gDHr fsos--aaM eyes VIA
10 suerkie.
Fsnr doctor wfn tsn voa nsrsir PEP
cert - OF Sickness Ea1sss from lfarfir .
tcNE3F End liver.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03
Topics of the
Home and
Household.

Spinach. either fresh or canned. is
found to be new dainty if cooked in
bouillon instead Of water The addition
Of small bit ef chopped pepper adds
10 the dcliciousness OF the dish.
Reefs are much better and sweetcr
bs ked than boiled, saws the Dallas News.
They should be put in the oven in n
baking pan and turned frequently then
when tender served 18th olive oil and
lemon Juice.
When a glass TUBE is necessary for
the patient who cannot sit up TO drink
from a cup. stick OF macsroni will
serve admirably If the other is not AZ
had. II il also an excellent method 10
induce a child 10 drink milk when other.
wise il might be- refused
Butter and sugar TO be- crcsmcd for
cake or hard sauce can quickly he re-
duced to the right consistency by. the
aid Of wooden potato masher. First
warm the mixing bowl before putting
IN the ingredients, then mash and the re-
sult i a light creamy mass with half
the usual labor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03
MANY CORAL SHOALS
Found Of Florida Coast BY Means OF
Wire Drag.

Washington, ID. C., May $50 val
| liable are the results Of the wire drag
! work done by the United States Goa It
and geodetic survey in the vicinity of
| Key West, that the navy department
has requested the extension of the work
IN the region further to the westward.
As Key West is naval base. besides
being railway terminus, and an i'm
portant commercial port, the necessity
OF having the whole region systematical-
" examined with the drag Is apparent
The principal work of the past season
was very close examination of the
west channel from a point west OF Man
Key for a distance Of 10 miles 10
point south OF the eastern side of Mar
quesss Key. and an examination of
the doubtful portions Of the channel
from Key West 90 Dry Tortugas. A
depth Of p feet is indicated on the
charts, but many shoals and coral heads
with only p feet were found. The cor
al formation IN that region abounds in
abrupt pinnscles which il is impossible
to detect with certainty with the sound
ing lead. as they are OF very small area
and project irregularly from the general
contour 81 the bottom. The United
States engineers are improving the prin-
cipal channels by blasting and dredg-
ing.
In all about 100 shosi spots were
found with tho drag during the season
and Of these ~ were discovered IN =
single day. So numerous and - r.
regularly located were these sbaal spots
that they could not b. dcscrilsed sdc-
qusiely by positions and bearings. and I
IN order 10 show them Il vas necessary F,
10 publish sections n the chart with I
corrected soundincs in the Notiess To /
Mariners.
key West is the terminus Of the FLOR. 4
ida East Coast railroad and y connect \
"a ~ steamship lines With New York \
Tampa. Mobile. Galveston and Havana
TIE hsrhnr j. west end slofth ~ the 4
f5tv whifh y un fhe wrsf fnA ~ tha 4
ISLAND and Be- nav ahle fer deep draft
,easeis. Tho nurii0rsee is due wes, ~
ths ritg ard norfh II 4 in p pa.|sft ~
tween file shoals b. Man 8f War Her
'aar. Tho vhsrtes aiong flf He=f sidr
81 tls ttr isiuna g. tir uasr danarf
ufff anf fieif sunar =rrtier nufth ~
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03
MAY DAY IN CHICAGO.
Over $4,000 Men on Strike or Locked
Out.

Chicago. May ,. May was ushered
into Chicago Saturday with the most
serious labor situation in the building
industry in Is years. BY the addition
Friday Of 1900 bridge and structural
iron workers the list Of union workmen
on strike or locked out was swclled 20
% POO a. follows:
Carpenters construction, $4,000; car.
pcnters lmill meni. 5000: sheet metal
workers, J 500: fathers. 500: painters.
l0.f00, structural iron workers. l.200.
The strike Of TIE iron workers forced
idlcness on several thousand others in
allied trades. bringing the number Of
idle because Of strikes and lockouts up
20 l25Op0. The strike Of the carpenters
Is said 10 D. the keystone Of The whole
situation. II peace negotiations now on
with them are successful IL IL generally
believed that others viii fall IN line.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03
A Good Word for the Boy.

A hoy Of IS wears Of age il. IN our
opinion. Al the most important period Of
his life tie il at the forks ~ the road.
What be- needs more than anything else
j. sympathy and sdyice. II would b.
strange indeed II boys did not build cas-
ties in spain AZ that ace. and what they
need is the practical suggestions Of some
one "a DO IL in himself suecess in life
10 guide them.
Most pcopie think that boys do not
usrd esther sympathy ~ sdgice. u BE-
:, great mistake TheT need 4 as much
a. eitis. We have never known ono ~
them "a reiuse 10 take aatice 81 Is was
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03
OILED HIS FORD CAR
WITH MAPLE SYRUP
Pastor Davidson Thought 1t Was Fine
Lubricant Till His Auto
Baked,

Brooklyn, n. Y, May 3.-"Yes,' said
Rev. William l.. Davidson, pastor of the
Fleetwood street NJ. f.. church. in this
city, Saturday night at his home, 3l6
Carlton avenue, my Ford is running
again. That car had strange expert
ence.
about Christmas | got present of
a gallon can of what supposed was fine
lubrieating oil. Two days ago | decided
to put some of it in my ear.
THE car ran all right for about three
blocks and stopped short. ] couldn't get
it to move, nor could two machinists who
came from a garage. Then they towed
it away.
81 went home and decided to test the
oil 1t looked fine TO me, and tasted it.
1t was maple syrup"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03
MINERS REJECT OFFER.
Conferences With Mine Owners End in
Deadlock.

London, May 3.-The conferences
tween the mine owners and the mine
laborers have ended in a deadlock. Rep
rcsentatives of the men at London Sat
urday, definitely rejected the offer of the
owners of 10 per cent. increase and
decided to leave the matter in the hands
OF Premier Asquith, who will appoint
an arbitrator to settle the dispute.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03

and now feel fine. am regular. ny
stomach is better and my pains have al
left me. You can use my name IL yOu
Ike. ] am proud Of what your rene
dies have done for me. - krs Macy
GsUTHTER, q Ridge St. Montpelier, VI
An Honest Dependable Medicine
II must be admitted By every fair
minded. intelligent person. that . rnedi-
cine couid not i've and grow in popularity
for nearly forty years. and to-day bod
q recUrd far thousands upon thousands
of actual cures. ss has LYDIA r. Pink
hans Vegetable C0npound. Nithout
possessing crest virtue ard actual
vurfh. such MEDICINES must b. looked
upon and termed both STANDARD and
dep-nasbis ~ every thinking person
m you have the slightest dOul,f
that lydia + pfnkhafn's Negefa-
he Compound wiIl help rou.w
foLEdia E.Pfnkharn niedicfBeCo.
tcunfiaenfiaI1 linn. Mass-.for 3D.
vice Nour setter viii he orsened-
rad and answered b. n woman.
and bsld IN strict confidence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03
BARNES WILL TESTIFY.
II Is Declared Positively That He viii
Go on the Stand in Libel Suit.

syracuse, y. v. May 3.-Counscl for
William Barnes in HE suit tor lihcl
against Theodore Roosevelt spent All
saturday preparing evidence tor submis-
sion after the case Of the defense rests
tins week. Il was said that about .
witnesses, many OF them state officials
or former state officials. bad been sum
moned 30 appear by the Barnes forces.
u was stated positively that Mr. Barnes
would 20 on tho stand
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03

regular and W q .
tired and sleepy all
the time, would have
cold chills, and my
hands and feetwould
bloat My stomach
bothered me, ] had
pain in my side and
q bad headache most
Of the time. Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table COMPOUND has
done me lots Of good
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03
WOMAN IN
BAD CONDITION
Restored To Health by Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

Montpelier, VT 1--WE have great
faith in your remedies. was very ir-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03
China Firmly Refuses I'M
portant japanese
Demands
RUPTURE NOW
THREATENED
Ultimatum May Follow with
an Appeal to the Pow
ers by China

Pekin May 3.--China has replied To
the Japanese demands in a note, which
while complying with some OF the de-
mands, definitely refuses TO accede on
others, including the most important
embodied in which is known as Group
D. China has also furnished to the Jap
anese minister Ski Hioki, a list of fur.
ther concessions which she is willing
to grant; but after perusing the note
and the list, NJ. Hiok declared that it
was far from complying with the q
demands as presented by his govern.
ment.
The action was taken after President
Yuan Sh kai had thoroughly discussed
the entire situation with the members Of
his cabinet and his advisers since last
Monday. The Chinese plcnpotentaries
met the japanese plenipotentiaries by
arrangement Saturday at the foreign Of
lice and presented China reply which,
| in substance, refused the so-caled general
demands OF Japan.
NJ. Hioki asked whether these were
AIilld HldAfHluHl tDUcfsS1OUs, ana UileH
whether he should cable his government
lIu Cheng Hssiang, the Chinese foreign
minister replied that these were Chi
mas maximum concessions and that the
| Japanese minister could so inform his
| government.
The conference terminated with Meth
or the Japanese nor Chinese asking
for another meeting, Should the Jap
anese government now present an ulti.
matum or occupy further territory in
China. it is intimated that the Chinese
would probably appeal to the four pow
ers which are pledged to China's indie
pendence
On perceiving that the Chinese reply |
failed to agree 10 the demands of his |
government, the Japanese minister de-
clared the withdrawal of Japan's pro- |
posal to return to China Tsingtan. which |
was conditioned on China's deferring no
longer the acceptance of Japan's de
mands
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03

rendered at the right time in the right
place and in the right spirit. The mis-
take that most people make in talking
10 boys is that they lecture them in
season and out. prosecute them with all
sorts OF foolish suggestions, and expect
more from them than they would from
8 man.
II VIC bad any word or counsel to give,
saws the Irish World it would be: Don't
lecture a boy Don't nag him. Don't
prosecute him il he has done wrong.
Don't laugh at him il he has failed, per
haps in some oyer-ambitious boyish
schemes. Don't crush him. Don't break
his spirit Give boy chance. Show
him his mistake and then show him what
he should do.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03
BOSTON LABOR SATISFIED.
May Day without Strikes and Only One
Possible Strike in Sight.

Boston. Nav 2 The first NJ May
uiirn labor unlums customafilv "takr
STOCK found peaceful conditions IN Bos
tor THE wear No strike of lockout ~
large proportions y n forcp IN ~ ncar
Boston and ~ serious iat0r trouble a
threatened The most important dif-
ierrucr IN rrocess - adjustment IL that
lsntveen the etnpioras sid management
~ the Rar Stste ~trref Railwav 10
riirh hes been ti1e subject ~ lengthy
hearfnls. rsaprilt t1ased before q hoard
of arbtrsflr-. TIE eHrFenters hate d.
naraef ffe DIS SEA arfh higher
paces. auf ffe rnsnlf 1T ther rrierer-
carr sote ar tis guests ~ strike
n1 b. ntnfa kn0ar thfs aefL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03
Peanuts, the Basis of Many Dishes.

Nearly all people like peanuts. and
here are several recipes that result in
unusually good peanut daintics, says the
New Orleans Times picayune;
Cream Peanut soup One quart II milk
one teaspoonful OF onion juice. one Ia
blespoonful Of cornstarch. paprika and
white pepper one cuptul of ground pea.
nuts. havleaf and a little chopped pea
one half teaspooniul Of salt. Heat the
milk with the Aavoring and then thicken
Il with the cornstarch rubbed smooth in
little cold milk. Add the peanuts
and celery and strain. Serve very hot.
Peanut Losf-TWo cupfuls of cooked
rice. one cupful of ground peanuts.
rubbed 10 smoothness with butter one
cupful Of cracker crumbs. tao beaten
cgg-. one half cupiu Of milk Mix all
tie ingredients thoroughly. leaving out
some Of the crackcrs Mold into loaf
shape and cover with these crumbs.
Brown 10 4 buttcrcd baking pan.
Peanut Omclet -Four eggs ono half
cupful of milk. "ne bali cupiul pea
nuts. SALT and pepper. Beat the yolks
until they are creamy. and then told IN
the whites. bcatcn stiff Add the milk
and geanuts and seasoning and heat uell
-Four into bot butterod pan. bros n
and told
Peanut salad ono pound If fresh
roasted reauuts. oue hcsd nj crisp iet-
tuer Wash the lettuce and crisp i ~
the refrigeration Halte thr uuts and
pile them ~ tAs leaVcs 81 lsttucr Dress
vlth frFneh dressing
F'eanuf El1at ni'ir rurful 81 fhurfed
1,camlfs ons qusrf nf uliik four ccgs
ono rurfni ct sucar. one tablfspp9Hfnl
m fprbstafth ore trssfoDnful of tsuiIis
af.e rufH l 81 uh.rrsi rresm. Heat fhs
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DO sncar sud .frt-star.|h urt1 rrrafnF +
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rnni'la 1ssa am8 1.Iuf etrr suaaH sponge
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03

Hungs tHrus tlts sv#rest fssol 10 ptr
t.rosis. waTt in itsf fssrsisit ~ - md
thrulzts tisr rssu mtsa1 - tfr nff of mind
tbtt Fl hs- 81 saaHef e. tuttatf snH
a.-,rres Wfes tarf srr rrtst ttirvs
a.-rs n tis mna iose srristinr q
sirar frrlauzf -fi.sre 10 81 lissr far slf-
r1tr 81 rerfrite essf mrarrr Erfne-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02
Critics aopitel.
Ser gaternbpftpr.

9is 5ltr groo5eit tpar Ser &irib=
bofbouer ei!t ridtiger @alter. @r at
beitete int 5taue un6 bel ser 9lt1g=
Itatte ur6 inn @ol1sgarten, palerte
sic @iei e11, oderte Sic Sel6er. Dann
perldtpan6 CT o1tf einige Stuocn
pom @ofe. St 5og iid tit. ieine Mpo=
tbefe 5uriid, 6os beibt: 1T cine ge-
raiiltn1ige St1tbe int binteren Sbeile
6es nnteren 5todtperfeS ietneS iho=
11en @a1ties. Sort 1ta11oen groBe &a-
iten NIT pieIen groben ltn6 fleiren
Sdubloben, bon BON anerlei &ralt=
tern. @ier 1aB er batm an etnet1 lon-
gen Gtid, o11f tpeldem eine Menge
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02
6ll10ribus iein, iagte iie = mie tie
iett herpadien."

SlHortoHs IelH, ldgIe lle - lule ile
iebt bertpadien."
Mber idon nod eimigen Sagen an=
6erte Sic alte gabine ibr l1rtbeil boil
itaroig. Ma6lene tpar bonn friibe=
iten Morgen Bis ipat in Sic Ma6t
11nermiibli1 BEL Ser Mrbeit. Seine
Mrbeit tpar ibr 5t biel, feline gu
idledt; mas iie a11padte, 6aS pudte
iie NIT gerltar6 un6 NIT @ei6id an
un6 aleS modte fife redt un6 flint,
10 6ab ser Bauer un6 Sic alte Gu
bine oft SIT chamber iagten: u1ie
Maolen' arbeitet fir 6rei." Gubei
>par Tie 10 ltin ltn6 ertit, idaute ober
0od) 10 fr0bli6 un6 freltn0li6 in Sic
@elt> haB alle> 11amrent1i6 Sic trent
SEN &ranfen Tie ebenio ber5lid ab=
teter aIs liebten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02
2tpettes &Qpitel.

9aS par ein eigentbiimlideS &C.
ben ol1f 6em @irldba1ernbof. Sci
Sagesanbrltd itar6 ser 8aner ldort
bei ieinen 9ienitboten, beiprab NIT
i6nen freltn6li9 6ie Mrbeit nno Der
tbeilte Damn Sic beri9ie6e1ten 8e=
ibdfttgungen. 9ubei tpurbe gel1au
ausgemadt> mas Biz sum- 6riibltiid
fertig 1per6en f0nnte, Damn mas Bis
sum Mel11ebro6 ltn6 Damn bis Mfittag
geleiltet fem iou. Sic Nahmtttag5=
orbeit pltr6e borldufig MIR augemein
be5eibnet. Na6 6em Mittageiien
mar ia mie6er cine @eratbutng. Mn
Ser Mrbeit feblt es ME. 60 ein
@u1erbof NIT cira $50 Sagtperf Sci
oern nn6 @ieien 300 Sagnerf
@ol0, so Stiid &inopieb, 6 8fer6en
11ltp.: Ser modt Is Nerionen 6aS
gor15e Sobr SIT fdaffen genltg.
S6 beba11pte, 6oB Ste &ned)te ur0
Mdg6e mtf 6em Siridbauernbof
gang an6ere @eltdter ma6ten, alS
o11f onoeren Soften. sic idauten
aue gar fr0bli6 ur6 g1tmiitbig 0a<
rein, 1tno lire M1gen leltdteten oft
10 lon6erbar, tperrt Ser @auer nit
ibren iiber sic Mrbeit ipro@. @S
tpar ibnen pffenbar sic Mrbett lieb
utr6 pertb, ite tpar ibnen feline 2ait,
lon6ern cine 2uit. Gle betpieien aber
mt9 6nr6 lire Mnttporten uno 6urd)
ibre @oridld9e> 6aB iie sic Mrbeit
beritan6en na@ auen &i@tunge1e. sic
fannten nidt ettpa bloB Sic @rbeit
an nr6 fir iid, Sic &an6griffe, 6ie
6o3u geb0rten> ion6ern tie beritanz
Sen olt6 lire 8e6eutung fir 6aS
gan3e @ouerng1t, fte begriffen ben
~8uiammenbang Ser beri6ie6enen Mr=
beiten. Sie aeigten in tbren &e6en
n16 Bel ser Mrbett ielbft, 6aB iie oltd
Sen @rrn6 un6 Bo6en fatnten bot,
ieoem SeI6 nn6 bon ie6er @ieie, 6aB
iie 6as Mrbeitsbieb 5u tartren p1B=
ten nn6 Sen @ertb ser Mrbeitsge=
ratbe. &l1r5, tper Sic &nebte un1
MGg6e onf Sen Siridba11ernbof beo=
badtete, Ser fob iofort, 6aB tie feline
oummen, bl06en, ge6anferloien,
medaniiden @rbeiter tparett, font
oern, 6oB iie BEL ibrer Mrbeit itettS
genolt beobadteten, ridtig rnter=
idie6en ltn6 treffli6 n~rtbeilten, 6ab
lie oIio nidt bloB nit Sen Sanoer
fortpur iteltent ionberrt, baB fte otd,
nit oem&opf orbeiteter, BOB Tie 0abei
altd) ibren @eritan6 a11tpen0eter.
9ar11m mar aber altd ie6e ibrer
g(rbeiten gut gemadt. .Da fab man
fein GhIen6crn nn6 Shlau6er1,
fein ODER ld6lihes @ltrIteln, feline
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

1ss|S 49, So &C." e. !" e
balbe, nadlaiiige, unialtbere, nnfer-
tige Mrbeit. glaes mar idon uno
gut gemo6t.
9ubet fam feiner Mag6 un6 fei=
11em &nedt lie einmal iener Sprud)
aus Dem Muno> SEN man Bic Mr=
beitspel t nernen f0nnte, 6aS let6t=
iinnige @ort namli6: 81 apas! tit
gut getmg!" Sic gbebalften onf DEM
@iridbm1ernbof fannten fein ugut
gen11g," ion6ern fife maren itetS oa-
rauf be6a6t nn6 ietten immerfo rt
ibren 5tol5 6arei1r, Die Mrbeit immer
better 5u moden. 8elier! beiier! int
mer better! Ias par ibr Melier,
oos beibt: SOS par lire Mrbeitsre=
gel. ltno oiele Mrbeitsregel i6nitt
gar tief ein. Mirgen6S uar Ser &of
10 ia1tber, mie ouf 6em @irl6bauerr=
bof. Mirge1r0S nar Ser Staa 10 rein,
SOS @ieb 10 id0n uno 10 geluno.
MirgenoS mare11 sic @ieien 10 gut
gepflegt nn6 ste Meder 10 i6on &C.
fliigt nn6 ringsl1m e%ingepnbt; mir
genos mar ser @al6 10 ial1ber ge=
balter, Sic 6el0tpege 10 gut berge=
itent. gS iab %mabrbaftig onf BENT
@irldbo1ternbof aueS gan5 nobel n1b
berridaftli@ aus. Sim &a1S bling
fein 6eniterla6en idief, i'm @of lag
fem Gtrobbalm berum; Sic 8iei en-
uno Sic Mefer fannie mani i6on bon
meitem, Sic 5um &iribbof geborten.
gs lieferte ober arb fem @of fol-
den reiden grtrag, mie Ser Siri9=
bol1ernbpf. &ein @unoer! n1an batte
q116 nirget16s 10 DieI Ginger u11o
nirgerbs mltr6e ct 10 lorgiam ber=
men6et. ltnb nirgerr6S bielten Sic
Efliige r110 @agelr u110 @obeln u11o
striegel 10 lange> 1pie auf ienem @of.
l1no 11irgen6S 5og man 10 id0neS,
tpertbppues &ieb, nirgen6S batte
mon 10 berrli6es @etrei6e. @enn
ser @iri1balter auf Sic S6ranne
fam ooer al1f Sen @iebmarft, 6ann
1tritten sic Miiuer ur6 Sic 8dder
11r6 sic 8ral1er n116 Die Mebger unb
sic 8%orpersle1tt INN lein @etrei6 o6er
tint iein @ieb. 60 tpas fat maj
nidt leidt geieben.
Muf 6em @iri6bauernbof regnet
es @el6 = lagten Sic 9eute oft nn>
btele idauten Sen @iri6banern fiji
einen &erenmeiiter un6 3a1bere1
an. Sci SEM - iogten lie - fonn'S
1ri@t nit redten Dingen 5ugeben.
Mnbere 2eut plagem lt@ 6o6 au@ uni
arbeiten friib ltn6 ipdt un6 iin6 flei.
Big nn6 iparlam un6 am @n6 iteder
iie 6o6 in @6ul6en nn6 Notb.
Sa, ia! orbeitiam iino biele 9eu1
11n6 fniderii6 uno ,frorfertg finf
a11@ gar man6e, iie bringen eS obe1
GIT 1i6ts, meiI iie ni@t beriteben
fleiBig GIT fem nn6 iporiam in 6er
rehten @ei1'. sic berIteben tire Sod
nidt ridtig, miiie1t's nidt redt 81
oronen nn6 5u regeln nn6 madden
bel al ibrem sdtn0en nn6 Glager
T. biel Dummies un6 perfebrtcs
8eug.
8ir tperoen Sic @ereret bon
Siridbol1ernbof ibon nod fenner
%lernen; mir >per6en oem Sirf6bauerr
idon no6 binter fem @ebein1niB nn>
binter feline 5dlide uno &niffe fomt.
n1en. Gorldufig mon(en mir ibm ell
tpetig in ieiner 0ofterei 5ridalte1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02
Midts SEN Gbamberlain's eleid).

sd babe fat ale &uitenmittel
gebro1t6t nn6 o1tsgefun6en, 6aB es
fei1tes gibt, tpeldes 6em Chamber
lain's SUI tenmittel gleidfommt. @S
bot ME beriagt, t11r prompte 2inoe=
rung 51 bringen," idreibt %. 9.
Sarner, Montpelter, Sn6. @enn SIR
cine @rfdItl1ng babt, beriudt 6ieies
Mittel uno iiber5eugt gl16 ielbit,
tpelh cine berr1ide Me6i5in es lit.
gu faufen in @enrp's Corner Drug
store. = Sing.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-01-29
Stands BY Civil Service Law.

There will be no ripping of the civil
service law if the new attorney gen.
eral has anything to say about it, it
Is said. This is shown in an opinion
sent the commission relative to the
position of DIR. A. c. Holland, Regis
trar of the Bureau of Vital Statistics,
for whom Secretary of State Charles
@. Hildebrand attempted to name a
successor in the person of DR.. Morton
w. Bland, OF Bellevue. The ruling as
sures DR.. Hollands continuance in Of
fee until the end of his term, Decem-
Der 81, 1916, unless cause is found for
| his removal. The opinion went to the
State Civil Service Commission, which
asked whether the position may be
held as exempted from the classified
service, and whether it might be filled
as being one of the secretaryships and
clerkships allowed to the Secretary of
| State free from the classified service.
| In reply Turner says he has waived
| the question as to whether it is prac-
ticable to determine the merit and fit
ness of applicants for the position by
civil service. He points out that the
duties are clearly defined by the law
which creates the Office, and that the
head of the Bureau of Vital Statistics
sustained no fiduciary relation to the
Secretary of State, while on the con
trary the Secretary of State merely
oversees and supervises the work OF
the bureau as an Independent depart
ment.