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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15

iDenife Station @ar11ngi. Den nbe
Dr0ning arbeioer tiIfre0sitillenoe.
Mellem 500 % 500 Rasfagerer To-
rptager Guren baglig.
aisbel1babn. Marge alnerifarifc
Gorret1tingsbuie, ION bi0til bar
bobt JiIialer i Gpiflarb % 9itrig,
bar fIDttet lit Sobeofparter til ajg.
benbabn. Den on1erifonife Gene
rolfoniul, gbtparo 8. 8tnglotp, fl
ger, at Is iaa6o11e Jilialer er bic
ben oprettet Der. Sribapnen er full:
al amerifanife garer, babe ii;
6orbrug Der % til. at ienoe bioere.
Sire 5fibe UNDER amerifanif STAG
|losler beo &aje11, r&ubp'", uSobn
8. &%ocfefeller" og uGbiparb
&ierce".
&jgbenlabn. George Beteriou.
Der flyer, at ban bar lcbet / SEEM
Dorf / mango Mar, erflnrebe Deb lin
Nnfomit BERTH, at 8asafilprir1gernc
i Sc 5or. 5tater fornplig ifplbtcs
|hanS Mf1gringer al &omplottet
San flyer, at ban bleb bust en- flor
Gl,m for at 6elfage / ct Masiefiph
|af omerifonife acknowledgements
rer, iom 5benffe, Norlfe 90 0anIfc
bab6e, og lom fful6e gibes til tDife
Reierbiiter / Mmerifn, foa Sc funoc
faa &us og fonme til Spfflanb
9jenneln 1eutrale 2arbe. San poo-
itnor, at ba11 melbte 5age11 til ban=
ife 9iplomater / @albington og al
gjennem benz be Sor. Stoters SIC.
gjeri11g bleb opmerfionn pao gagen.
&%ipbenbobn. ~8olitifen" offent=
IigGipr fslgeroe Greb fra Song or
bert al Belgien:
ueSeg ct Dpbt rprt ODER Deres Sc
[cgram, bbori De uotaler Sen bier
telige 5Dmpatbi for 8elgien. 9e
ifon0inabiife Soft bar bibraget me
get til at milbne 2ioellerne Dos NIT
Soft, ser Dabbe Sro pua Srafftatter
og bcflitte6e fig paa at foripore lin
9gre.5 Seq ietter iinr &ris paa oer
5pmpatbi, Tom u6piieS at oe ifanoi=
%nobiife Nationer. Sfanoinabernes
berlige Siitorie bier, bpilfen Gelp=
ltenbigbe6sfplelie be1jeIer Sc Ifa11-
binabilfe 5olf. Srember min be6-
tie Eaf til ollie Sc bp%iin16ebe og e0le
@ihere / Granddaughter.
gilbert, aonge at @elgicn."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15
Selegrammer fra &ipbcnbabn.

&jpbenbabn. Serfra telegrafere.
oes for ct @ar Gage iioen, at en-
Gfterretning fra Berlin me66eler,
at Sapan ogter at ienoe en- oipIo=
n1otiif @epreientant til 8%obeboffet.
&%iebenbabn. ct Eelegram. fra
gsbjerg BERTH meloer> at oct o111eri=
fanlfe Glib u@arolpn", nteo en-
2abning 8omul6 til 8remer1, ct
bleben bolbt tilbage i @sbierg, pao
Grun6 at at 2o0ien 6erlte6s nagte,
be at riiifere .Seilaoien giennem
Minefeltet. &aptajn Mitcbell agte1
MI at fore lit 5fib til 2ilteropb /
Soabet ON at finbe en- 2o6s, fom
bil FIRE bans 5fib til 8ren1ert.
&jpbenbahn. st 9elegrom at.
lenot berfra til grcbange Eelegrapb
50. / 2on6on giber 9obeoinoboIoe1
of ct SSnteroiep me0 Statsminiiter
6. 8. 8able, trpft i uGotionaltioen=
Be-, bbori @tatsminiiteren oplpier,
at Ell unoeriegelie bab6e g%ootgjort.
at Npgterne ON, at 9onmorf n6=
fgrte &ontroban6e til Spiflano, bq1
grnn6leie.
&iebenbabn. Sra Stocfbolm te:
%legroferes BERTH, at Sernboner
runot Sen botniife 8ugt mi er fnIo:
fert. &iotil bar Ser beret ii Mil
i1nellem, lom Basiagerer fra Stocf:
bolm til 8etrograo bar moattet fig:
re. Nt er 6enne Mfitan6 reoncere,
til EN- balb Mil. Sen rl1siiife 8ant
gaar nt til ct Steo lige oberfpr ser
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aummer slesbis tilbase?

go" . -
Spenltoaen0e 5pprgsnlaol CT BE
bet os tilienot al Dor mnngeaorige
Mbonnent Sr: Beter 6. Oaeger /
2oltisbillc, &p. 9elbfplgeItg be-
ror Sgnberjpllnn6s Sfjebne 1tbe=
.l1lffe11oe pno &e1ultatet of 5tormag=
ternes &rig / g1,ropo, og hi n1ao
berfor %in6ifrrnfe % til at nbtolc
..oS noget %lignenoe iom Dberit 2ilie=
folf fornplig. lit Goreorog / gfos=
filoe: u9bis bi / 9jebliffet ifuloe
be66e paa 56nberiplldn6s Gilboge-
fomlt til Mooerlon6et, biloe hi bol=
Be poo, at 1ao bill }fe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15

0e SD I en- eller nn0en Sa0e eller
Saarefoloe. 5aa lGnge Sen gpo'
Marsti6 bare6e, Dor oenne Silb9rel
ie toalelig; men Sen bleb ret orp
at u0bolbe, Ga Sftober latte mi
me0 fine fol0e GfteraarsregnlfDl. {
EN- lille 2an6sbp beb en- @eifnuoe
boor iterft beferoeoe 8eie mpoes
bar Be oprettet ct Miotpunft fol
beres &ilfgrller at 2ebne6smioler
en- 8onbegaaro, bbis @iers geap1
v2e Tigaro" bar facet opgibet, met
iom @la6et al nerligger6e @runo'
fife npbner. 9bao be mobtager
betaler be mes Mnbisninger paa ie
mere Detailing.
9ereS Sillte6ebarelle Ser i @g
men funoe let begribeligt life forbli
be belt ufienM. De fl1noe life ST
fig for at ipille 5ien6en nogle gob,
Buos; Griitelien 6ertil bleb oem fol
itRrf. : Nogle Mmmunitionsfolon
ner foribanot at og til ont Matten
Oroonnansautomobiler bleu ltqn6
ieoe> og Gransportbogne meo 2ep
ne6smibler bleb b~ortf9rt. Soooornl
Sfiplm1tpffer maatte tiliiolt aobn'
|3plfernes 9ine for, at ser maott'
finoes Ell organiIeret Groppe1tprf'
ct eller an6et 5teb. Won for1pgt'
oerfor gientagne @ange me6 betpoe
lige 5tprfer af Mptteri og Sobfol
at omringe Dem, men beres 8bel1i
nopberlig at ffifte 0pbolositei
gjor6e set beltan6ig mnligt for Den
at unoilippe.
S MminoeIigbeo ofbolot Sc its
fra at angribe enlige Epifere for a
ipare 8efolfningen / Sc omIiggeno,
2an6sbDer fra gruiomme @jengial
6elier. Mligebel n1aatte en- flynn
Sag 8pen Soupet, Ser Iigger bel
l2esieflo6en 2h Mil fra Dinant
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15

Yerns Gg=Trrfoent nbbiit at
Sra S%antiago, Chile, n1eo=
|oe[es> at Negieringer1 bar beor0ret
@uillermo @illingburit, Herus tib-
ligere SrefiOent, og Dr. Mug1,lto
Duronb at forlaoc Ghile il1oen otto
Gage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15

.rsnsszgsss ys.sHs,FsEgsusnul
--------
bprt befdle Ct al beres ssoretagen=
Ser.
Sgrere1 for De fralrife Srtbpttere
hoboe gienrem fine Spioner erfaret,
at tDife Dfficcrer paa Ell Sagtn6-
fl1gt bar taget IND paa et SSagtilot,
Ser tilbgrer Song gilbert. SON LOB
30 nogle af fine Soft lGgge Zig i
@agbol0, % 90 en- tiff Officer TIL
falbigbis alet1e tom. ben / Sterile
Ben at Dem, raabte De BAN on og
befalebe nS9n6erne OBJ. 90 bon
irniolertio gior6e Mine til at ifpop
fit ban TO al1gler i 8enene. 2poen
al @f1t6ene % Sen ~iaareoeS 5frio
ttlfalbte De andre Sfficerer, og Sc
%franffe 5ol6oter traf fig 6a tilbage
UNDER EN- Iiblig @eberiIo, set tpn=
beoe en- DeI no blanot be tpife Diff
cerer, ser lite bobe6e fig inb / 5fob<
tDfningen efter oen mpitiife Bjenoe.
0e ilebe imt0lertiD i beres Opbio-
ielle til @oupet, Ser Dor gattife
11ifplbig / bele .Siltorien , u0tog
@i0Sler og forte 8Dforltan0eren Tom
6ange til @ipet, bborefter be pr.
Selefon beor6re0e Ell itnrf Select
ming al tpffe Sropper til 9oupet;
be ifulbe lsge at fange 6isle fronlfc
2ebninger, Ser lob Der mibt i11oe !
set tpIfe &aron1raahe font en-. Sprn
/ tiff &jpb. Set lDffebes BOG life
at foa fat / Sem. - Seller fife beb
en- un6el1 2ejligheo, 81 nogle a.
fran 1fmGnDene beh ct 5o1n11lenltph
/ ggnen mellem @%eanroing og @i
bet bobbc ifubt Ell tDif Major, lDffffe
6eS Set Splferne at oplpore beres
5m1th1tller, ifje11t Sc los en- 5ttrfc
paa 1000 Wano gjgre @lnpjogt
paa Sent giemem en- SfoDltrnfnina
poo mere ems 1000 9efturer.
Otter oe11 Gio CT Sc tD1fe Office.
rers uiifferbe6 / 9fobegnere peo
&oupet, @e0ri1e % 5aittt Subert
}aa flor, at naar Sc 6rager omfri1tg
/ Sc Ggne, la6er Sc Jig leoiage al
@eboerne fra SEN enc 8p til Sen
an6en UNDER Naalfuo al, at Sc ifal
bite 0em Sc @eie, font 0fficererne
lelp go6t fjer6er. 9i6en 6en<Gib Ter
man / BEN Del al Mroennerne bell
Ter ingen Muton1obiler fiGre efter
&l. 5 Gftermi66ag, og Ser er opltil=
let @agtpoiter. paa &obeobejene 90
beb Sc bigtigite 8eifnuDer.
ga ED1ferne life pna 6is1e Maa=
Der bar funnel befri fig for 0enne
lille Gfore of fjen6tlige 5foDgangs=
mano, far Sc grebet til Grniler for
at faa Dem til at u6lebere fig ielp.
S ollie 2an6sbper / 6en 1polige Sci
of Sc to be1giife Brobinier. 211ren=
bourg og Rarnur bar Sc upilaaet
H1afater meo fslgen0e Spraub:
vSranife Golbater!
81 beo, bpor S Ct, og pl tienoer
eoers 5tprfe.
Sor ebers ege11 Sfplb. gi9r S
bebit i at obergibe e6er gobbilligt;
Ii loa Gal6 lober hi eoer al militer
@onner.
S mooiat .Galb n,oa S bibe, at
S uolatter 8efolfningen for Sor=
ltlempelier; hi for forb10t ollie 8e=
boer1eS 6dnr0e, Wtpller og 9u1e
larnt alle Sribatperioner at foripne
e6er meo 2ebne0smibler. S Sill
fel6e at S%bertre6elle lo6er hi Dem
11e6ifp6e."
Morge11et efter at HIafate11 bon
op1laaet / 8eauaing, babbe CIT 6ri=
ftig Saon6 Zen ober Blafaten fire.
bet me6 1tore 8%og1taber fort oQ
fDnbigt:
u@i6en s, ioa neje pe6, bbor hi
er, fan S 10 fon1me og bente o."
ubfor6ringen bar unbertegnet al
Sen fronife officer, ser er &sb6inQ
for Gbentprerne / De belgiIfe 5fobe
--~-
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9onten betpnfte fig.

Sar De be11benbt Gem til noqen
Of De Moerteren6e / 8Iaoet. &bis
life, iua ifrib ihag, oeriom Ger er
noget Sc mangIer. eIler befga Dem
ON mlligt. Set pil BITE fig at be-
re foroelagtigt.
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Earaocn sjennem @ona

len. S1oo6eminilter Daniels oplp=
ite for ct &ar Sage ii0en, at Sen
Slaaoe, fom ifal gao til 5on
Sraneisco gjennem @anamafanalen
/ Morts, bill beltaa al 81 5logifibe
meb Mbn1irol Iletcbers Slagifib,
9rcoonoughten r8Doming" / @pib=
len, % Sorpeoojagere og IS andre
9fibe, aul6aa6e % 8robiantffibe.
s ,gbriitobal paa &onaIens st
1anterhabsii6e ilutter fig til Slaooen
bet beren1tc gamle Oregon" %
DepepS Slagifib nao Monilo
nOlpmpio". 8eaae 11orultes for
Sogtet, ben fbrite paa Stillebobs.
'fpiten og fibithebnte i CHARLESTON.
g. 6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15

st goot &aab. Sen b%efjenote
omerifanife Nolitifer @libu &oot
bolot engang iom 5agfprer .paa at
frpbSefSaminere ct %foinbeligt 8ibne.
~Sbor gannel ct Sc, Srpfen?"
ipnrgte ban.
9an1en betnnfte fig.
~8etanf Dem iffe> Grpfen," Jag
De &oot beflig, ~io lpngere De BE-
tpnfer Sem, 6es elore bliber. Sci"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15
@ortpcn til ltblanbet. &oltoepor.

HUTluCN III l%uluAut1+
temerltet bar tillerDt 2an6ets Yolt=
METRE EFT 5fribeIfe, bnpri Sc paa=
l9qaes: at u1Oerrette Buhlifum
1tprit nn1lie u%Dltrpfning ON, at 2
Gentportpcn poo Brebe life giRlber
til M1t1troliet og gep 3ea1a1lb> ng at
set bill folte Wootogerne Set Dob
bette 8eleb at oen manglenoe 8orto.
Sc ene1te 2anbe, om 2sGertppr=
toen gjpIber, er 8abumoeerne, Ga
nabo. G1tbn, Mericp, Mepublifer
9a11ama, SEEM syounolanb, &anol=
8onen, Tulflano (me0 birefte Don1p,
1fiD, @nglo11b, Sfotlan6, Males oa
SeSrla11b % @nen Sbangbai, Gbino:
9anif Tragtbamper f%oriinfet. Sro
9setu Sort me66eles, at Ben bonife
Sragtoamper vDansborg" anfom
BERTH for ct Nor Gage 1tben fra See:
tDiH / Sfotlan6, efter Ell &eile pac
SO Sage fra Sonop &oof. &aptejr
5prenien Iag0e, at &eiret paa ut:
lanterhobet boh6e b9ret set beritt
BON nogenlinbe bobbe oplebet. IS:
fprlob Metlin Sen 81. Nob.", 1og6t
ban, vog leb inb / en- Orfo1 oel
bare6e belle &eiien. @fibet bar
8alloit pg fltnbe life bin6e fren
imob 5tormen. S to Gage blelt{
Set iao 1tprft, at @fibet bleb orebe.
100 Mil tilbage."
8rNan Ibarcr @rep BON 8crns
torff. l1benrigsminilter Brpa1l I'M
oerretteoe for ct Har 9agen ftoer
ben tpite Mn1bos iob9r Wreb Sobanr
bon @ernstorff, at Sc Sor. 5tote1
for at fl,nrle bol6e fig ltrengt nel,
tral moa ofbol6e fig fra officiel I'm.
oer!egelle at eller l1otalelier on
bans Mnflage, at Dumoumfngle1
bleb 1en6t 5erfra 2onbet til oe @I
liereoe. 8rpon logoe imiolertio, a.
bbis Nmbaslabpren fl1nbe ifoffe Sc
big for, at Der bar ien6t forbuo,
&rigsmoteriel al om%erifanfe Sir
maer, biloe Hreiioent @iI1on BRUCE
fin Snoflpoelie for at 1tonie Erofi
Ten uben at in6blan6e Iegd1e eIle1
internationale Gpgrgsmaal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15


,M 11bfariel af Niflcr forbnrtt
@ibt u0brebte Npgter ON, at arigs=
Deportcme11tet hor iolgt faSiereoe
&rog=Sprgcnlen Hifler til frigferen=
Sc 2onbe / europa, er %forn1elt be-
n9gtet at &rigsn1inilter Carlton.
S en-. @rflaring ia9oe bon, at Ste
gjeringen for nGrperenoe fife bapoe
til .Seniigt at forunore lin Srore,
ser forbpoer Salget al oiS1e. Geb9-
rer. og meooelte l1bfolOet of Ell Sp=
telling al @enprerne, joni hleb be-
ororet for ct @or Gage 1t0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15

Mcgicriusens 8ane / Muifa. Sra
8o]hingtnan me0ocles, at Mrbeioet
:poa Regjeringens 8one / Moifo
bill blibe begDnbt til 5oraaret. ga
men ifol forbinbe &ulfelterne ser
mes &p5ten, ifplge en- Grflnring al
ssSnoenrigsminilter Sane efter Ell
&onferens i set &bi6e &ns mellem
BrGiibert MiIlon og Mr. Sane oe
Scr. @illiom 6. Goes, 2pjtnant
Trie0ericf MearS % Gbomas &tggS
ST., ser ubgjpr M1alfos Sttgenipr=
Commission.
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kAMP FOR
SONDERJYLLAND.
AT John. Heinse.
Uddrag af Forordet:

Mar ]eg RULER Tappet op for de blodige Ka1npe, som
Dannarks Folk blew tvungen ind for at forsvare
SIN Arne, vii jg indede med at udtale Diet Haab, at
krlg aldrlg mere nnaa konlme til at rase wort del
ige lille F6deland, hvor Skov ogs Eng og So rakker
h1nanden Hand for at skabe den yndgste Plet paa
Jord. Gid Diet frentidig maa blive Diet Fredens HEN,
hvor alt er til Stede, der kan betinge den hojeste
l%ivslykke for ct fittigt og op1yst Folk
IN udrnaerket Bog, der netop har megen Interesse Ole
blikket, med Henblik paa Danrarks Sitting under Krigen.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-22
COVENTRY

Mrs. @. T. Chapman has been very
i'll but is better.
Ellis Smith has returned from his
school in New York.
Israel Trudeau has been i'll with
hard cold the past week.
L. W. Hermon has been in Croydon.
N H., visiting relatives.
Norman Tfce has returned home
from his school in Bedford, n. Ell.
Little Frances and Alice Chaffee
have been i'll with chicken poX.
Geo. Lathe of Newsort spent the
week end with bis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lemuel Lathe.
Mrs. L. W. Drake is in Newport
Center visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amasa Kline.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. Place and little
son spent several days last week Wis
iting his parents in Jay.
Union Christmas exercises will be
given in the M. E. church Friday eve
ming. All are cordially invited.
Miss lone Cameron has finished her
school in the Ware district and re-
turned to her home in Glover.
Misses Ruth Shippee and Lucy Han
cock are at home from their school in
Orleans and Rachel Ware from Derby.
Miss Gertrude Taylor of Framing
ham, Mass, is spending her vacation
at the home of her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. L. E. Taylor.
Mrs. VIM. Stevens has returned
from Newport where she has been
spending several weeks with her
granddaughter, Mrs. Carl White.
On account of the illness of the
pastor, Rev. L. E. TAYLOR, there were
no servic es in the M. E church Sun
day morning or evening.
Last SUNDAY evening in the Cong.
church Mrs. Magoon of Orleans gave
a very interesting report of the Mis-
sionary meeting held rece ntly in Bur-
lington.
The friends of Mrs. Elijah Cowles
will be panied to learn of her sudden
death at her home in Jersey City last
Sunday. The cause of her death was
hemorrhage of the bowels.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-22
Barton Academy and
Graded School
and
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

The Wise Men of the East were
expecting powerful king the great
and good thinkers of Rome were ex
pecting a good and just man the Jews
were expecting Christ; Saints Simeon
and Anna of Jerusalem, Joseph and
Mary, Angels, the shepherds, and
Herod, the wicked king of the Jews.
were also expecting Him. There were
but few ready for Him. Some of them
were Simeon, Anna, Mary and Joseph.
There was a command made by
Caesar Augustus for the enrolment of
the people in his empire. This caused
Mary and Joseph to go to Bethlehem
When they reach there they probably
had relatives whose houses were full
and the inns were also full and there
was no room for Mary and Joseph ex-
cept in the barn with the cattle.
Here Christ was born in a manger.
wrapped in swaddling clothes and
laid on straw
That night shepherds near Pethlehe n
were thinking about what the prophet
had said eight hundred years ago when
suddenly the sky and all about them
became very bright and many angels
said, "Do not be frightened for behold ]
bring you glad tidings" and they told
of the birth of Christ, then they sang,
"Glory to God in the Highest" The
shepherds Immediately left their f1ocks
to go and worship Christ. They soon
found the baby where the angels had
said.
There were three Wise Men from the
East who came to visit him. They
! brought gold. which meant he was
king; frankincense, which was an
offering to God, myrrh was an offering
of
TO come to God.-Rupert Tate, Grade
TX.
TRAINING CLASS NOTES.
Why are Miss Wilson and Miss Uric
so very busy of late? Dust before
! Christmas.)
Question: Has love weight? Miss
| H-"Sometimes it has" A few men,
| bers disagreed.
The training class artists have deco
rated the boards in No. Is to keep the
| room company while the girls are
away.
Each member of the training class
had smiling face Thursday, the
morning after the night before. But
why not?
The training girls venture to suggest
that certain member of the faculty
who likes fudge would better plan not
to attend candy sale when "broke."
With the proceeds of the sale we in
tend to purchase picture and cast
! to be left as legacy from the training
class of 1916 to those classes that may
come.
The training class Christmas sale
was success, due largely to the OPP
portunity given by the boys of the
manual training class. who very kindly
permitted the sale to be held on the
night of their oyster supper in the
school hall We, the members of the
training class are very grateful to the
boys for their generosity, and also to
the public for their liberal patronage
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-22
GRAFONOLAS

A Columbia Grafonoa brings you "Al the Music
OF All the World, and most OF the Fun of it, too
Between SIS and $500, the price you wish to
pay is matched by an instrument that gives you
the moneys worth, even If measured solely by
its intrinsic value Measured by its musical quail
ity, and its capacity for bringing you 'all the
music of all the world" the money-value is null
tiplied beyond any computation.
We have the late Columbia Records.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-22
SINCERITY.

SINCERITY.
Loss of sincerity is loss Of vi
tai pOWer-Bovee.
There is love Of being sincere
without the love of learning;
the beclouding here leads to an
injurious disregard of conse
quences.-Confucius.
The measure of life is not
length but honesty.-Lyly.
Sincerity is the way to heav-
en-. To think how to be sincere
is the way of man.-Mencius.
He hath a heart as sound as a
bell, and his tongue is the clap
per, for what his heart thinks
his tongue ks.-Shakespeare.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-22
Quality Aluminium Ware

Warranted for twenty years. cheaper to than tin
enamel We have nearly everything made
in aluminium cooking utensils at prices much lower
than the agents quote.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-22

Keen Kutter Pocket Knives
Embroidery and Manicure Scissors are Internationally
warranted and cost more.
Our pocket knife sales increase every year. There is
a Keen Kutter Reason.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-27
Good Roads Boosters
viii Gather at Fair

Oregon good roads enthusiasts will
assemble at 10 O. clock tomorrow morn
ing in the auditorium at the state fair,
wnere the good roads day program win
be given. From all indications the
meeting will draw hundreds from all
sections Of the state. Julius l.. Meier,
of Portland, who viii be chairman of
the day, mas promised TO allow all per
sons who have some definite plan of
state wide road construction, to pre-
sent their propositions BY inviting
suggestions and discussing various
phases of the subject il is hoped to ar.
rive at an understanding as TO a de-
fined procedure in practical road plan
ming and road legislation in Oregon.
Special invitations have been ex-
tended to public officials and promin-
ent men throughout the state to at
tend the meeting. These include Gov
ernor Withycombe, Secretary of State
0lcott, State Treasurer Kay and mem
bers of the state highway commission
and the advisory board
1t is expected that several well
known road workers or Portland win
be present, including s. c. Lancaster,
engineer of the Columbia River high
way, John b, leoa, roadmaster of
Multnomah county, s Benson, A. s.
Benson, and samuel Hill. A delegation
from the Portland Chamber of Com.
merce also will attend.
G. w. Myers, editor of Motoroad, ar
lived in Salem tins afternoon as a spe
ial delegate from the Chamber of Com
merce to assist "A working ont details
for tomorrow s program.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-27

A good play is always welcome to
him who feels, if he does not know,
that there is no art quite equal to stage
art for refreshing the spirit of way
farng mortal 1t is cheering news
to read that one is to be offered here
for our enjoyment
And the pleasure is doubled by the
announcement of a star cast, one of
which could not be or would not be as
sociated with other than eongenial
part 1t means the piece muse be. very
effective in character roles (and it is),
and that the same parts have a singu-
lar appeal to the star actors concerned
This is just the enviable status of
things in the Forthcoming engagement
of "The Henrietta, scheduled for
this city tonight This is the best
comedy written by Bronson Howard,
and was first producco Ivy Robson and
Crane, when that fun making firm was
at the height of its career. 1t made
them and tire author fortune. Will
liam II. Crane is the only one of the
trio left, and he is now gleefully en-
acting his original role of lion of
Wall street. Thomas w. Ross is cast
as Bertie the Lamb, Robson S old part
and no young comedian of the Ameri-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-27

can stage is better qualified to give it
the droll distinction and humor the
author intended. Maclyu Arbuekle is
the selection for the fashionable dom.
nie who puts the zest of living into
his work of saving, Laura Hope Crews
appears as the charming widow, and
has inspired the reviewers to write
many positive lines of appreciation,
Mable Taliaferro, she of Polly of the
Circus, Springtime, and Young Wisdom
fame, is tine bewitching engenue of the
romance. What more could a critic
and patron ask for the best expression
of this sunlit comedy, The Henrietta,
than a cast of individual fitness of tlis
summary.
Here is the play of demonstrated
worth, refreshed and refurbished by
Winehell Smith and Victor Mapes to
harmonize with another generation, and
interpreted by actor stars perfectly
suited to the parts tney assume.
The sequel Sf this combination is q
uriquely delightfuN satisfying per
formance, and toll of business unlike
anything known for a long time.
| "The New Henrietta will be pre-
sented at the Grand Opera House o;
Monday evening, September 9th
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-27
Heavy Buying Renewed
On Wall Street Today

Copyright 1915 by the New York
Evening Post)
New York, Sept, 27.-in view of the
speculative excitement of several days
past the renewed heavy outside buy
ing today was not especially surprising;
As matter of fact, the momentum of
the market was emphasized by the days
news.
The morning papers contained def
mite reports that Dupont and Bethle-
mem Steel interests had bought con-
troll of the Baldwin locomotive company
whose "war contracts have been ex-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-27
willis SCO6eId Dives
Through Windshield and
Escapes Serious Injury

Willis Scofield, the l3 year old son
Of G. f. Scofield, of Marion, while rid.
ing his bicycle on North Commercial
street at $3.50 yesterday afternoon was
hit by an automobile and thrown
through the windshield and waen he re-
covered from the shock of the collision
he found himself standing on the run
ming board of the opposite side of the
ear.
The boy suffered two gashes in his
scalp and another cash tdat began at
his Jaw bone and extended down his