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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-06
Answered. "OuerY'a


OH Uncle Ephraim, n surprised.
That you never saw turnlp make "goo
usaJ gooieyes" ;z'un 5000 b16 ss4D
Although yon,r,wise, you'g e much to learn
About the kind of tuInips that are raised
'''' by Herm!. 07''"1 8.'' % o.
They are not the common old-fashioned
bgeuE kind. DnIsyoz3 t7sLs2 1uo r. all g
With 2 hole, in the center and the rest all
rind;
They grow quite large and are very juicy,
Are tender and sweet and noted for beauty
You soy you've not seen it, O,,where are
...... your, eyes? ...r,t-..v -..
It's still there az Maxfield's, quite mann
-uuc9 oth1in size.ui Jbu'NlG -yTb0f i't SIT
That sHsrm wanted It sliced and divided,
200 2is pptis9, u.h .17usupp sar.74 ...1
IL was placed in the store by his wife's
Jbpbf father, Joe, "a 90 Di :. i@7- h'E
Who told Bernard to show it and tell
20, s6w heaee itscame; yrsva,s uto;s.c. a
And IL peoplei asked questions to mention
Herm's home.
And when folks had seen ii, or this one
Y 10 could beat o1Uf 5aS37oqmi eds s1sp
Just place it. down cellar, and then of it
1T. eat. go . al, -, 30
SO I'd advise Uncle EphraimnI to steer clear
'lof Hefiri, 90 s1onl 7SVsH I'i" ID afn.
For the way he'd talk to hi IN would make
20 spcthe air burn. BILL BLewHARD
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-06
."sCLEAN5 SWEEP the SLOGAN
This SemiAnnual Event is Attracting Atten-
y5v on tion All Over This Section tta.

= The gladstone time in many ways
and one way eepeoialiy--is upon MS, OPP
portunity is here to save money ana yet
equip ourselves with all, that is best ia
clothing. The semi-anuual clean sweep
sale of the B. Turk d Bro. Co. of Bur-
lingtoni is nov, open for low prices on
everything in thus modern and highly
appointed store. The semi-annuaI Clean
Sweep sales have been conducted so
many years that they are eagerly looked
for all over this section of tue State by
hundreds of people. The fact is well
fixed in many minds that these Clean
Sweep Sales offer exceptional buying and
that on every purchase a big saving is
made. Regular Clean Sweep patrons
wait to make their purchases at this sale.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-06

THE Car of Russia is giving the world
a sample of National prohibition by, I'm
perial command. He began by con-
demnatory decree against the sale of
vodka throughout all Russia, and the5tf
feet upon the people was instantaneous
and invigorating. His BLOW was aimed
at alcohol, which constitutes the main
substance OF vodka-the drink that was
driving the people mad Now an order
has been proclaimed which includes even
beer and its covers the clubs and high
grade restaurants in cities. Russia realI
izes that to be serious in her great emer-i
geneies, she must be sober.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-06
somethins borrower NAV Keen,

Something Borrower May Keep.
de objection about. borrowin' trou-
ble,3 said Uncle Eben, lis dat de real
owner ain never g'ineter bother }bout
comm around an takin' it off yoh
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-06
sith a stringent "a W,

In this age every one must answer to
the GiEic rule yandtake some side ih pub.
lie affairs. The man who. is neutral has
neither lfriendssnor enetnies~ana ID a tfead
letterin the life-oi aeoalniaaity sEnepies
aTe1what make men strong and fioNfalan
is without them who has any nitrogen
in his SPINE.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-06
i.,nens. Tree Leaf.

The leaf of the Ceylon talipot palm,
which grows to 100 feet in height,
Is SO wide Eat it vii: s-ver 20 r-sn-
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-06

There is no doubt that the poor
Kaiser actually believes he is right and
that is one Of the sad things about roy
atty. He is invncibe and infallible and
marked with fatalism of ages devoted
more to the deluson Of the divine right
of kings and royal households than to
theft realization ofthe absolute fact that
tres the same as another in his grave.
Alexander and Caesar and Napoleon are
now a part Of the earth from which they
sprapg and the thing that dies can nexef
be infallible. 1t is all disastrous dreanF
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-06

Advertising is standing invitation to
success. The winners never let the public
forget them for an hour. There is always
someone looking for something you have
to sell and the advertisement tells him
what it is and where to find it, Ninety
pei ce6t5of the goods sold are sold by
suggestion. 1t was knowledge of this
fact that made Wannamaker the shrewd
man OF Philadelphia, Stewart the great
man of New York and Field the merchant
of Chicago, Advertising is the salesman
Of success. - .---.. ~
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-06

Some Legislat6n4wauldS get fanie~ 10
p pasIl 's sSSts fl gt}ss IT
ones on top and inferior ones down in
the barrel has become too common and
is an outragesipon the, buyer Rrohibitl
it with Stringent law .aal n
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-06
News and Citizen
MoRRisyILLeg AND HYDE PARkv !
Lssh. LEWIS. j u ". EDITOR. and Manages

The Democracy ofNermont would7lke
to know Whiehis the @bigeest anah1l
-Postmaster.G General Burleson or the
Democratic State CONNIE esss.s'.r-v>> \
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-06
LIABILITIES.
Murder III St. Johnsbury .'.a
Kills Two, Then Himself

a.. Mrs. ClIas. Wheaton, wife Of farmer
and William Lane. farm hand were
shot and killed Monday morning by a
former employe of the Wheatons, j.
Douglas London, who later committed
suicideI hLondon is believed to have
been insane. at.r-I r %. -i3l. :.
Details of the tragedy indicated that
London. armed with a rifle, went to the
Wheaton farm during Mr.. Wheaton's abb
sence and that Lane went to the barn on
Fearing E6ndon's announcement that lie
intanded,to kjuhim anddeceiRea bullet
through the abdomen when London fired
through door. London then entered
the house and pursued Mrs. Wheaton 10
the front Foomu His first shot missed, but
as Mrs. Wheaton closed tue door he fred
through the panel, the bullet piercing
her heart.t Returning to his boarding
place be told Mrs. james Kllburn with
wbom he boarded, that he had killed
Mrs, Wheaton and Lane and ordered her
to give the alarm as he was going to kill
himself. q ''"' - '''.5 a" ""' ''7 'ft4'
ssAfters Mrs. Kilburn had fled, London
wenbto thesban and rot himself. sligqa
-JLopdppThad peen in, the habit of visit
ing ItIl,e W,Aheaatops every Sunday ard made
big accustomed cali last Sunday, but his
ACTIONS did not appear unusual. Mrs.
KffbuFn said that for the Apastt month
Eondonphad talked in an incoherent
manner, about, the, :, Wbeatons but that
very little attention was paid to what he
said: Mrs. Wheaton is survived by a
husband and six daughters. Three Of
the girls were being driven to school by
the, father8when the mother was killed
and the n other three witnessed, the
tragedy.
When be first came to st. Johnsbury
London said he had kept a hotel at shin
Ponds Me. He was 35 years old, Mrs.
Wheaton SO and Lane 25.
SLI1ESAA ~------------@Crg
8, TheodoTeI N. Vail apparently has diff.
eultyIin fetfing theidea out of the heads
Of some newspaper writers that he OF
iers his big property at .Lyndonyille for a
girls school for industrial training. In
his original letter to the legislators he
stated in SO many words that he intend
ed the offer for Development OF agricul-
ture as related to those phases in which
boys and men were more. closely con.
Eerned AID that he himself intended to
develop a2seheol for training OF girls in
industrial pursuits. La letter interpre-
ltative statement he explained the same
thing sagain. Yet certain newspapers
eontinne to ehphasizeG the statement
that the big offer was in girls school.
Barre Times. .s7rfa9 70 13.Iu1sq /
.IotdBED - TDE 81 II
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-06

"When5 you departs dfom me sorrow
abides and happiness takes it leave
Shakespeare. -.ef ga ---.t..-.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-06
Highway Tax School Tax

a Lathoiile County stands Eleventh in
BOTH highway and sch0ol ia x.7aa - 'n+a
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-06
Mefrisville Bank

4 "gE 'aa 81 ,'3s7, 700. "a
,,gs an ,ol..p.' = ~ ,4.,n..5 qIsg
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-08-21

An then / can get back to tn smell
of salt water again. It'll be mat
ter of year or more before things
are ready, an then this end of it will
be more to bother tn United States
than with any idee of real invasion,
sort O. make EN- split their forces
while tn Japs dig in on t. Pacific.
That's where tn fun will be, an that's
where you'll find me when it begins,
but in tn meantime, Pm turning an
honest penny by helpin' Quigley an
tn bunch kind o. round up things.
We're goin' t light out f. tn Lake Su-
perior region, now tn consul is taken
care of. Your part of tn job at
present is t keep your eyes peeled
an tip off tn moves of tn opposition
if there is any row kicked up regard
in tn consul. calkilate Calnon will
help t throw EN- off tn track. Like
me he don't care a durh f. the mix up,
but he's out f. the coin an t help men
that'll help him later"
Il understand, JIM" he added turn
ing to Nolan, "thet you heve kicked
over tn traces an thrown up tn hull
scheme. Don't think you're wise,
Yami amt a man t be crossed. faint
none of my business, but ten chances
t one, some y your friends will find
you with a knife left between your
ribs. If you are determined to drop
out of it, take my advice an steer
clear O. tn gang. 1t won't be healthy
to do different"
The repeated clink of glasses told
harrington that Pierre was plying the
liberal host to good effect. The man
must have had something to drink
before he arrived because his tongue
became looser.
"Quigley's game hes been queer
one, even before he picked up with
Yami. TIL mine is a regular store
house, and more opium, whisky, and
English cutlery hes found its way into
tn United States than hes been
dreamed of. Then his is a ready mar
ket for all tn stolen silver nuggets
that comes his way. He has regular
buyers at Cobalt"
AS he rose unsteadily to his feet to
take his leave, his face came within
the vision Of the consul who saw the
reddish beard described by his sister,
noted the right thumb done up in a
rag and the lower left shoulder. He
also recognized him as the man who
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-08-21

Hearing voices he put out his light,
stuck the candle in his vest pocket
and cautiously approaching the cup
board placed his ear 10 a crack be-
tween the boards. The outer door of
the cupboard was closed and he could
distinguish NJ words. Whether it was
by accide 1t or design, he was unable
to determine, but someone opened the
cupboard door. 1t was jeanette who
was putting away the dishes. AS the
door opened he could hear her brother
say: please leave us for a few
minutes, jeanette" She did so, but
left the cupboard door open, and Bar
rington could not help but believe she
did it for his benefit No one at
tempted tc close it. Through the
crack he ooul' see the feet and legs
of the intruder whose right hand, rest
ing upol his knee was done up in a
rag. Try as he would harrington
could catck no glimpse of the face.
Eyes," he heard the stranger say,
con the north shore of Superior The
cases will be unloadcd with a cargo
of coal Quigley has bought for tn
mine and will be distributed through
tn Northwest as mining and milling
machinery. TIL same steamer will
make several trips coal laden. TIL
guns will be landed under the cover
of night and slowed away in blind
cross cut in tn mine opened up for
that purpose"
where do they come from" asked
Pierre, lazily.
81 dunno, nor care. I'm after the
long green and there is plenty Of it.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-08-21

gave the gruesome handshake on the
night of the Glenmore .murder. He
was a cut throat and a crook, and
Darlington could imagine the cruel
mouth with its thin lips under their
canopy of reddish brown.
As he turned to go, the strangers
beak-like nose was brought into
prominence and his small, cold eyes
twinkled in their cavernous depths
with drunken cunning and devilish-
ness. He put Darlington in mind of
razor back hog, fearless and feroc-
ious.
I When the door had closed upon the
retiring form of the desperate, the
cupboard swung back and Darlington
was once more brought into the light
"Fine visitor that" exclaimed the
consul as he stepped from the rocky
chamber.
about as bad as they make them
answered Pierre.
"Who is he?"
ALLEN Marsing, a lumber jack of
the Maine woods who finds it more
congenial to WELD a knife when there
is money in it, than an AK"
ITS up to us to raid that mine, "
said Darlington, his eyes kindling at
the thought of the work cut out for
him, so entirely different from gath
ering dry statistics. There is no use
going through any red tape. 1t may
violate the law of nations, but it would
not be the first time thing of that
kind has been done on the quiet.
Neither Quigley nor Yami are in a
position TO make holler if we turn
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-08-21

the table to do justice to the plain
supper jeanette had prepared.
Pierre not trusting to the apparent
satisfaction of Yami and Quigsley,
went out into the night, and in the
bitter cold placed himself in the
shadow Of the cabin to guard against
surprise.
After thanking jeanette for the
service she had rendered him, John
fell to and ate heartily. Nolan's dis
covery of his feelings toward jeanette
did not seem to impair his appetite,
sharpened by long time between
meals and the walk through the
storm.
All cracks and crannies were closed
against prying eyes, and Darlington
felt decidedly comfortable as he lit
his pipe. 1t was not to endure long
however. Pierre stuck his head in the
door and ordered the Consul to the
cavern-quick. jeanette swung the
cupboard and again Darlington en-
tered the blackness, but this time
with a candle in his hand.
He found himself in a chamber
about the size of the cabin. 1t had
evidently been hewn out of the rock.
A closer inspection of the side wall
showed him why, as toward the ceiling
he could plainly trace the calcite for
nation and vein plainly bearing sill
yer values. Cobalt stain was plenti-
full, and some native silver was to be
seen. At the rear CT the chamber
was a passage sufficiently wide to adj
nit of one man walking through it,
and high enough for Kim to do so by
STOPPING. The flame of the candle in
clined gently toward this passage and
the air was clear, showing there was
an entrance from the other end.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-08-21
NOTHING DOING.

Madge-Papa says that capital is
very timid on account of the war.
Marjorie-Nobody knows that bet
ter than | do. I've flirted with half
dozen rich young men since the
war broke out and / haven't had a
single roposal.-Judge.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-08-21
Classified Want Ads.

DEPARTING
Of it.
smaller
wordp
you
Of w
ONE n rs Will $3.50
fouIuhw free
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-08-21

WANTED = FROM OWNERS ONLY.
farms for cash or trade for rentals resi-
dence property in Chicago Calumet region.
Mail postal for listing blank. Have customers
waiting. The Realty Brokerage Co., East Chi
cago, Indiana. D-l6s'
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-08-21
FARMS FOR SALE

FOR THE LANDS SAKE LET f. r.
Harris of Ellsworth, Antrim county, M.ch..
sell you a farm now. u-l6S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
WILL NOT LOCATE
NEW INDUSTRIES
AMERICAN GAS AND ELECTRIC
COMPANY WILL BUILD POWER
PLANT ONLY
Official Denies Story That the corpor.
alton Will Establish Other Indus
tries Near Beech Bottom

Emphatic denial was made yester-
day OF the story published in a morn
ing paper yesterday to the effect that
the American Gas 4 Electric company
OF New York is to establish four largo
factories on property adjoining the
site at Beech Bottom. below Welsh
urg. upon which Il is erecting a NAM
moth power plant The story was to
the effect that the big New York cor
poration has nearly the entire valley
and will locate here several large
Industries closely allied with the de
velopment Of electrical power
A prominent official of the COM
pany yesterday declared that the
American Gas & Electric company Sc
cured all the properly il wants when
II purchased the Windsor Mining COM
pany tract and the Anderson farm,
nearly ninety acres in all The only
plant which will be built by II. he said
VIII be the big power station
As was published in the IntelIigen.
Ger recently. considerable adjoining
property has been optioned. largely for
speculative purposes, though il is like
ly that a number of industries will be
attracted TO that section due to the
proximity OF the zig power plant and
the excellent shipping facilities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
CHILDREN HATE
PILLS, CALOMEL
AND CASTOR OIL
GIVE FRUIT LAXATIVE WHEN
CROSS. BILIOUS, FEvERISH
OR coNSTlPATED.
CAN'T HARM TENDER SToM-
ACH, LIVER, BOWELS.

Look back at your childhood Gays.
Remember the dose" mother insisted
On-castor oil. calomel. cathartics.
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.
IL your child's stomach. liver and
bowels need cleansing. give only dell
cious California Syrup OF Figs" It's
action is positive. but gentle. Millions
OF mothers keep this harmless fruit
laxative" handy; they kEow children
love TO take H.; that IL never fails to
clean the liver and bowels and sweeten
the stomach. and that teaspoonfuI
given today saves a sick child To-
morrow.
Ask your druggist for a 5O-cent bot
tie OF California Syrup OF Figs"
which has full directions for
babies. children OF all ages and .or
grown-ups plainly on each bottle. Be
ware OF counterfeits sold here. See
that IL is made by California Rig
Syrup Company" Refuse any other
kind with contempt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

iod Of six months. viii be due January
- ne second slN-month period tax viii
ne payable July /. next.
a settlement OF the death claim 81
Mrs; kemplc- Morgan. VINO met death
m the triple drowning at Warwood sew
i,si months aso. was made Wednesday
been recovered.
,-Records show that the month OF
december there are less new divorce a.
lions instituted iu Ohio county during
december than In any other month OF
the year. This month there have been
~ december. 1914. while there were
eight In December 1913
Local Officials and politicians are
a,lualhting themselves with the proviS-
IONS Of he new state primary law. which
WI aitect the next primary. under ~.
the sheriff b. made tine collector OF ali
asses sments from candidates.
- g.. Lawrence. against whom a
charge OF bigamy was recently placed.
VIII not be given % preliminary hearing
before a Justice OF the peace. as his case
.s l1ded In the grand jury list re
The last section Of the new state
game laws will come into effect this
evening 81 . o'clock. At this time the
licenses that were issued for the seas IN
or 1915 viii have expired and In order
60 do amy more hunting the uimrod will
be compelled Co have his license renew
90. Also me pay mcnt OF bpuuties will
begin with the first Cf the year These
bountics will be- paid as follows. Five
dollars for the killing of each wildcat.
unhcat or Catamount. Twenty-Five cents
Tor the slaughter 81 each hawk with the
exception Of sparrow and mouse hawks.
iiiteen cents FOR each horned owl and
ten cents Tor each crow.
The local office 90 the state SUNDAY
school bulletin b. sending out the copies
or that paper. 90 is said that q 900
copies will be- distributed
Edward Nrhou. who mysterioualy
disappeared three weeks ago hos been
located at Tampa. Florida. Mahon walk
90 out az the Mecca restaurant about
three weeks rgc and until yesterday ~
trace of him he'd been been found
Justice Elwood Hughes. after hear
lhb lhr case Yesterday afternoon of It.
i-a1er"us. charged with buying over 5000
worm or lrwclrf 90 the g. a.. Thomas
payment on The check. reserved his de-
riflou until tIis afternoon.
-Mltf state off Wrrf Virginia BE- Off
riallA ittf-tour years old to-day ThIa
commonwealth was admitted Co tu-
ninn .r a Fcr1ratr state from the bIT
Dominion 900 December If. 1864 fIars
wl| Do flown from the city building aua
"iIfI pubic places today Iu CumrunnI Do.
ration OF the auui.rr- ury
Adult Bible rlg"s number 1856. wan
EitnI'd g. charter Yesterday by tho West
NifriuIr SUNDAY School Association no.
rIH-. b. composed of usu and b. Known
H. Tho LOYAL Mems Glass" Dr fHr
- .uf geometry Christian church
Tho Dental tIuIC that is being
maintained tt fNs AlI Hud Social srrtirr
q .neiatinn and ihs Wheeling Dental So
li'F VIII nU opened Tor tho children o..
dH. from 300 Geo OBJ u.rluck Th. frrfo
OFT 'hf poor children .I frr rIfF 4r. heiur
looked HiinI D.. those HasufintIUur and
lh'' report much work during The past
fw" woke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
NO SPECIAL SESSION
OF THE LEGISLATURE
REPORT IN A ST. LOUIS PAPES
MEETS WITH PROMPT
DENIAL.
Was Reported That soIons Would
Amend Primary Law. Changing
Its Date.

The st. Louis Globe Democrat. in
Its Washington correspondence. car
rfed a story to the effect that the
West Virginia legislature would be
convened in special session for the
amending OF the state primary law
this on account OF the date az now
arranged being only day I'm advance
OF the converting OF the Republican
national convention. thus making Il
doubtful whether West Virginia can
be represented at the first two DAYS
sessions of the convention. The ST
Louis paper declared the national
committee had been given assurance
that the special session OF the legiS.
Iature would be called and the prim.
airy date changed.
While not crediting the report. the
lntelligencer wired Governor Hat.
fields secretary for a statement and
the following denial came last night
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Dec. 80
Your telegram of twenty.ninth
TO Governor Hatfield received.
The report published in the St.
Louis Globe-Democrat OF TIE con
templated special session OF West
Virginia legislature to change the
date OF state wide primary has
no basis whatever
w. S. Hallanan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
OUGHT TO BE SIMPLE MATTER

Ohio State Journal
Months ahead OF tho time the cues.
ton Is agitated in political circles az
To who shall be chosen delegates 10
the Republican national convention.
There IL no particular issue involved
in this selection. Ohio IS for Mr. Bur
ton for president and to will not re-
quire any organization interference 70
select a faithful delegation 70 repre-
sent Ohio Republicans in that convcn-
ton. Mr. BurtOn's chances for the
nomination are excellent. and they
should DO made stronger by the choice
Of delegation from the ranks Of the
people. where political power resides
The nomination Of Mr. Burton be- 90
pleasant an anticipation that 10 can
De utilized 20 dissipate all dlssension
In party ranks. which wished.for con.
summation e. not likely 10 be- reached
through the old organization methods
u running tho party