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Connecticut western news., 1916-12-21
PILGRIM CHURCH NOTES.

The meeting this evening will be an observance of Forefather's day and the pastor will give an address on the story of our forefathers and what they stood for.
 The topic for the Brotherhood class discussion next Sunday will be Car ing for the Weak" and the leader will be E. T. Rowe.
 The Woman's Missionary society will meet with Mrs. Charles Smith on Friday at 2:30.
 The young peoples meeting will be omitted next Sunday.
Connecticut western news., 1916-12-21
ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH.

Confessions will be heard at St. Joseph's church Sunday afternoon and evening and Communion Mass will be at ' o'clock Christmas morning. At Il o'clock High Mass will be sung. The choir consisting of Mrs. Fitzgerald, Misses Emma Kegler, Rosalie Imhoff, Gertrude Hugins, Mary Killawee Helen Parmalee and Messrs. Michael Kane and James Flynn will sing Mass in F by Battman.
Connecticut western news., 1916-12-21
B. M. A. TONIGHT
Annual Meeting and Election of Officers
 for Coming Year.

At 8:3O o'clock the Canaan Business Mems Association meets at Odd Eel lows hall for the annual meeting and election of officers.
 Secretary E. A. Creevey is prepared to make a detailed report of the activi' ties of the association for the past year. Many things of interest will be pre- senred.
 The association has been on the alert through the year and has recieved the support of the business men gener. ally.
 Every member should show his in terest by attending the meeting to night.
Connecticut western news., 1916-12-21
CHRIST CHURCH.

On Christmas Day Holy Communion will be celebrated at l0:30.
 The children's Christmas festival service will be held next Sunday, Christmas eve, at ' p. m., il the church. Parents and friends of the children are especially invited to join in this service.
Connecticut western news., 1916-12-21
HOUsATONIC LODGE F. & A. M.

At the regular meeting Thurs day night the lodge elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Fl. W. Strayer, W. M. Leonard A. Caldwell. s. w.; John Rodemeyer, J.. W; H. Ii. noit, secretary; F. K. Collin, treasurer.
Connecticut western news., 1916-12-21

lContimued on page s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-13
LOSING AND MAKING \ MILLION

tE. 4. FORBES IN Leslie So
There is only one man i'm the world
who ever tore up a y1,OO0,O00 year
salary contract.
When the steel corporation took
over the Carupsie company it acquif-
ed ass one of ITS liabiIities-it really
was an asset--I contract to pay
Charles NJ SchWab that unheard OF
sum annually
j. T.. Morgan didn't know what to
60 about H. The highest salary on
record was 100000. He was in a
quandarN
Finally. ne summoned Schwab,
showed him the contract and hesltat-
mgly ASKED what could be done about
it,
This said Schwab.
He tore il up
That contract had ncttcd Schwah
&l,300,O00 the previous year
Il didn't care what salary they
paid me. was not animated by
money motives / believed IN what
was trying to do and | wanted to
see it brought about 81 cancelled
that contract without a moments hes
uatou. Thus did Mr.. SchWab eX-
plain his action to me.
There was "A sequel Morgan later
told Carnegie how magnmlmously
SchWab had acted. Carnegie re-
marked
"CharHe is the only man l know
who would have done that
And he promptly sent SchWab in
bonds the fun amount of the con
tract
Carnegie has declared publicly
..t.. oh, |.4f q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-13
.OEMING SCHOOLS
OPEN YEAR WITH
BIC ATTENDANCE

fsv a~sn,na JOURNAL SPECIAL lrAsso wrrsI

Deming, ~ NJ, Sept l2,--One Of
the most suspicious school openings
ever held in the city took place at the
high school building this morning
when the Dcming public schools were
formally opened for the coming year.
The chief speaker Of the occasion was
Mai NJ A. Delaney head Of the hos
pital staff of Camp Deming, who was
for four years physician during the
administration of President Taft.
Major Delaney spoke on the sub
icct Of the necessity of proper santa
ton and hygiene, giving in concise
form the splendid results that have
been accomplished in recent years in
the reduction, and in many cases,
complete humiliation of contagious
diseases. He referred to the fact that
school rooms should have proper vcn-
tlation and that the seats should
conform to the pupil and not the pu-
pill to the seats He urged the ueccs-
sity OF tonsIl examination and the re-
moyal of adonoids wherever there was
any trouble in breathing. He traced
in its scientific way the proper
methods of preserving health and said
that i'm some cases rheumatism and
even tuberculosis itself might be
traced to diseases Of the tousils
Among the noted soldiers to address
thee high school assembly and citizens
of Deming were Col Henry Strube.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-13

118 and would get so weak at times that
! fell over. ! began to take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
ten days later | could eat and it did not
hurt my stomach. | have taken the
medicine ever since and | feel like
new woman. now weigh 127 pounds
so you can see what it has done for me
already My husband says he knows
your medicine has saved my life. -
Mrs. J. $. BARLOW, 1924 South 4th St.,
Columbus, Ohio.
Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound contains just the virtues Of roots
and herbs needed to restore health and
strength to the weakened organs Of the
body That is why Mrs, Barlow. a
chronic invalid, recovered so completely.
1t pays for women suffering from any
female ailments to insist upon having
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
ooGnd
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TmE MAINE RESULT.

Both democrats and republicans
viii manage 10 find comfort In the
returns from the election In Maine
Monday democrats because the nor
NAL republican majority in the state
was held down below $4,000 and re-
pubncans because democratic state
administration was oycrthrowu ana q
solid republican representation In
both houses Of congress was returned.
Party leaders on both sides viii see,
or pretend 10 zee in the Maine cleo
ton an omen Of victory IN November
II will take several days thoroughly
to digest the election figures ana
reach really intelligent idea Of what
they mean, but at the present writing
indications are that they throw abso-
Iuteiy no Hight whatever on the prob
able outcome OF tho national election.
only by reason Of abnormal political
conditions--ConditIO amounting TO
u rcvolution-did Maine ever find It's
way into the democratic column, ana
mo one well informed on national pot
itics had any serious expectation That
the state would remain In control Of
the democrats now that conditions
are again practically normal Tho vote
IN the election Monday was the hcavi-
est ever polled i'm the state. Indicating
an exceptional interest on the part of
the electorate in the issues of the
campaign. and tho result shows moth
ing more nor less than that Maine.
like most other states, has ceased TO
become aoHdly and certainly the
property OF either political party
though its lcaninRs are republican.
Republican maIortes of from 2j,-
600 TO 10000 In Maine formerly were
common, but VA recent years they
have become much less So The I'M
dependent voter mas been asserting
himself In the Pine Tree state as
elsewhere In the country and ON both
state ana national issues he votes
pretty much as he pIcnscs The con-
dIuons which made the Maine cleo
ton a barometer Of national politics
no longer exist An election In min
DIV or Wisconsin "a the present time,
with national Hsuos at stake. would
much more surely ten which way the
political wind rs blowing than any
thing that might happen In Maine or
amy other New England state for
Illinois and Wisconsin are nearer the
orraphical and political center OF
tive nation and their vote is more
truly Indicative OF the drift Of MAJ
uoual sentiment
The ~rcsi'T'----tia cDccuo- IS -oug
90 be close In AN probability the.
democrats will focus their efforts ON
u comparatively few pivotal slUcs.
with approciablo strength In the tlcc-
toul college and win not scatter their.
energies in an attempt 70 hold ground
that was gained four years ago solely
hy reason of the progressive detection
from the republican party The nee
suit in Maine may hr discarded for
il tells nothing of Importance as 10
what viii happen most No,ymbcr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-13
after SIX YEARS
or SUFFERING
Woman Made Well byLydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Columbus, Ohio.-'I had almost given
up. / had been sick for six years with

female troubles and
nervousness. / had
a pain in my right
side and could not
eat anything with
out hurting my
stomach. | could
not drink cold water
at all nor eat any
kind of raw fruit,
nor fresh meat nor
chicken. From IT'S
mounds I wont -
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zisdss Giueiunaf goisbla tas ben Is eepttm6er 1911

oarbSI SIC; Cotton Geeb Oit, roffis
ntrfes SIC per Go[Ione, serpentin SO.
hi partisn BON Is Dab unb sc
In Ydrtien BON 1o-25 @dlonen Ues
troleum. Ohio Carbon 120 Grab Sc;
bo. $50 Grab sae; Seablisbt It's
Grab 81 10c; Hsb Gropn ga{olin
22e; Rdpbta 25c per Gdllone in pars
tien Don 1-5 gbIs.
Gafs. - Der Wartt 1T ru6ia. -
Dbio RiDer $1.10 per gbl. BON 2sO
pfunb, gubrIobn hin8ugefiist.
Sals. = Martt fstig. prima
giib 84-sae; bo. gounttp 71-7ae
per pfunb.
Robten. = Marti rubig. gou-
gbiogbenp $3.75-4.0o; 0ub unt
Glad S3.0O-3.75, Sanapba stiid,
foblen $3.75-4.00, Nub unb Glad
1925 per 5onne dbgsliefert. Hauds
lofe Gtiidfoblen $4.75-5.0o. Gin.
tbrdcite $7.75-s.oO per sonne abgss
liefert. gpfe foitst $6.O0-6.50 per
5onne abgeIiefert.
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gbitago, IA. September.

Weisen. - sir DECEMBER $1.46-7
1.53, am S6luB $1.4S4; fir Wfai
81 .464-1.53g, am S6lub $1.49.
WelidtOrn. Sir 9e5ember IL
72Bc, am S9luB TIC; fir Wtat 74s
-76c, um S6lub 74gt.
Safer. = Sir DECEMBER 46I-
474c, am Sdlub 1876; fir Mui 49,
-502c, am S6luB SOC.
Rossen. = go. 2 $1,25.
Gerite. - 84c-$1.16.
Simot6b. = $3.50-4.50.
Stlse. = $11.O0- 0-14.0O.
porf. = Sir OftO6sr S26.55-26.y
65. am S9luB $26.6O; fir SanaCr
$23.52- 23.75, am 96IuB $23.72.
S4mal5. - Sir SHober 14.27
HAT, am S8IuB 14.3O; fir SSas
nuar 13.62-13.77, am G4luB 13.s
62.
giippenieiten. = Sir Stto6er A.
20-14.5O, am S6luB 1922; fir
Sdnuor 12.65-12.70, am S6luB
12.70.
Butter. = Wartt unperGnbert.
gier. = Warft unOerdnerbt.
aartoffeln. = Ufartt b0ber. Ser
iep $1.30-1.50; Minn. Sbios ST.
25-1.35.
9efliisel. - Wdrtt unperdnbert.
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1xsIi@er Martt.0eri6t.
gtmeinnati, IA. september.

Cincinnati, IA. September.
Die na4foIsenbm Auottrunsen Be-
3iehen fid nIr auf gnsros arans'
dftionsn. Bel fIeineren gei9dfteu
iperben stpas b0bere preifs berednet.
pronifiouem
g 9maI5. prima Steam
13.3o-1340; lyamiIp 14.Oo--
14-5O.
SrodensefaIsenes Jleif9.
- Sbort clear Seiien I0fs, 154-
153c; Gytra fbort clear Seiten 14a
l-154c; iuros RipptnfttteH 143-
154e; Bellies 169-173e.
| Bacon. - Sbort clear Geiten
16a-17c; ertra fort clear Seiseu
l15a-16e; fbort Rippsnieitsn 15a
16c; Bellies 18-18ae.
Sugar gureb Gl.if6. =
S4inien 20a-21e: pienic sdultern
15-15ae; Breatfait Bacon 23-25e;
G9ulisrn In padettn 15-15ae; Hetp
gorf Gut 15a-16c; trodtne Beef
Sbiiten 29t t303c per DfuHb.
Sibsep0feItes5Ieif4. 4. -
S1ini.n 17t-18e; pienie SduItern
13a-14s; Bellies 17a-1se; S9uls
tern 13a-14ac; S@ultern n. D. Gut
14a-14ae.
GrifnesGIeifG. G1inien
16a-17ie; gtenic Sdultsrn 12a--
13e; Gdultern 12a-13e; fort Rip'
psnIeiten 13-13Ae; fbort clear Rips
penIeiten 13f-14c; srtra fbc,t
clear saippenieiten 13-13ac; Bellies
lsi9ie 1S4-194c; Beetles, i@uere
17-18e.
Webl unt Getreibe
Usebl.- mini.r qatent SITS
800; Winter fanep $7.8-7.5o;
Winttr familp $6.75-7.00; Wint.r
srtra $4,000; Wintsr orbindrtr
$5.25-550; 6crtes Wei5en patsat
$8.O0-S25; Sartes qDei5en fancp
$7.50-775; Sariss Meiasn fdmiIp
S6.O0-6.25; Wogset, Rortbtpeitern
semiidtes S5.75-5.90: Rosssn gitp
rsinss $5.75-5.90; Roe9en, gitb &C.
mifdtes S5.50-5.75.
WeiSen. - 30. 2 rotbtr Winter
$1.53-155; 30. 8 ho. $1.6--
IL52; go. a bp. $1.0-l35.
WeIidforn - go. 2 ipeibes
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" nbDteh. - Die Sufu1r mar
aud 6eute pisoer grOB,bO 6 ipar oi.
gta1frase nidt bepeutsnb unb bic
prsifs fielsn I'm peitere 15-25c per
100 pfunb. Cute RiI4tii5e parm
itstig.
Wlittlere unb ifipere Stisre 500
$50; Jleiifxr Stisre $5.50-7.75;
dussrleisne Biz srtra $S.00-8.25;
Seifsrs $5.W-6.50; aussrleiene bis
srtra $6.75-7.25; aiibs $4.5o-6.a
90; auserleins bis ertra $685.
80; gdnners $3.25-4.50; Mil1s
tiibe $3.50; Gtodrs uHb 5ssbers:
Stisre $5.00-6.75; 6sifsrs $500
600; aiibe $4.75-5.25.
9ullen. Die Ra5frags mar
bsite cine CUTE unb bic prsiie parsn
itstig.
Jetts gull.n S6.75-7.oo; golos.
ma $5.75-6.50; magsrs uub Isiats
4.5o-5.50.
&Gtber. Der Wlartt mar
itrpa9 unb bic prsiis ibloHsn rm
50-A.0o untG bentu pom wsitts
mod.
gsfi. IeiGte Gdrber S12.25-12.50;
fair Bis quite $9.25-12.25; orbindrs
unb srobe $4.5o-1100.
g 9neine. Die Ra6frdse
mar cine gut. unb bic sgrstf. itiessn
I'm &c. Raube S6peine itiessn ins
folee itarter Rahfrage um 25t.
CUTE Biz auserlsfsne gerpadungss
unb Slsif6eriorten S1125-l135;
ausseIudte mittIre, 100 biz 100
pfunS, S10.65-11.O5; lsi6te 9er'
fanbtiortsH, 120-155 pfunb $10.s
00-1O.4O; Orbindre Big quite 5.r,sl.
ITO pfunb unb baruHtsr, $3.50
800; raltf. $s.00-1O.25; Stass
$750-9.OO.
Sddf. unb 2dmmer. -
Wutterfdafs fanbeu nur isbr psnis
4buabm., 2dmmer aber parn tn
gutter Ra4frase unb felt i'm prsiis.
Ghafs, aussrleIene bis srtra $3.50
-6.75; CUTE Big dussrl.i.ne $5.75-
$50; orbindre bis fair S2.00-5.00.
Stod Ghufe S7.00-8.50. - Cams
rler, aussrlsisne big ertra $11.65-
It's; CUTE big auserlsisn. S11.00-
11.65; orSindr. Bis fair $5.O0-10.s
90.
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Sramsanoino.

.5ransanbino" bisfer ipeiae
Hdme, in bem ettpds bpn einer Sci.
seniaits ertlinst, ssi9nst einss Der
Wnnoer uHIerer ts9nii9en 3sit. Gs
1T Der Same fir bic ga6n, bic ieit
fur5em ben StiQen S5eun nit Sen
atlantic Der6inbst unb bic 9ebirggs
itDds Der 6ileniI4en 4uben unb bi.
mublois Gbeue Der argentine den
pampas beiiest. 3psimal In Der
Wp6e DerlaBt Der 3ug am glbenn
Dalparaiio unb fommt in Der Haht
ua9 Cos Qlnbes. Ulan iiberna6tst
bort I'm 5otsl Subamsricano. Die.
ies 5otel seb0rt Ser giienbdbneeieG.
fdaft. Des5al6 bat ,sin 3ug 2tns
ihlub In Cos 2lnbss. Cos 4nbes III
5oteIpoIitit. Gin 3immsr bat 20
Rt. setOitet, Elm sstuIttes, mDhels uno
sarbinsnloi.s 3tnmsr 9tber man
tcunt. Ra6ts bur5 bic Stdbt gebsn.
Der farte qtbem Der @e6irse lag in
BEN breiten, ldngen Strabeu. Die
Straben tparsn bon elmer uHer60rten
GintSnistsit Die Sduisr rsibtsn iia
einii0dis bintsr spei asibsn uralter
gr.aIptusbdumen uHb idliefsn. gtur
riefsnbdfte Srausripsiben raihelten
lsis I'm Winb, uno lire gebdnge
ipebten BIN unb ber, tDie pettrdumt.
9urd bic sanse Stabt branntsn 2ids
ter. Iber man iab ,sinen Msnihsn.
Gin ileiner 5lub aug bem Gebirge
rauidte ipilb unter Der Strube 9ins
burh. Da fam in sine- Wolte bon
Stdub Elm einfamer Rahtrsiter, unb
on einsm 6aus bIiibten tletus roIaa
rptbs pfiriitbdume.
2lm naaiien Mors.n purtet man
i'm 6oi Ses Sptels auf ben 3ug. Der
3us tOmmt poresfabrsn ipis Elm 5os
telomnibus. Man fam nit Sotsls
tn.6tsu unb Witrsiienosn einsn tlei.
nen aampf I'M sinsn Teniterpldb an
Der sutsn Iinfeu Settle ausfe6ten.
Damn srit esbt Der 3ug gum Srts'
babnbof. no iein Msnf6 einItsigt,
neil ale I'm Sotel gsihlafen baben.
unb fGbrt man bdnn binaus aus benz
9sfta6tel Der @ebdubs, 70 itebt pte
Elm Sblag bur6 bic 2uft bic fulte
@tpaItisteit Der 9tnbsntetts iibsr Ell
nem. Mus buntlen Sodeln ihpinaen
bic @rats auf uno leubten i'm friibeu
aidt DON ibrem Sdrse. Die ben
gsrsfiibsn tntsssenftsisenbe salebene
aber bliibt pon Sfiriifhpdloern, Die
ale err6tberto ben Sritblins I'm Die
armTelisen SiittenbOrfsr aus SoI3
unb aebm aufIhdumsn lufer. Cont
IN alles nod buntsl uno pormdrsli6.
Rur bic sGrtli6s 2ieblihteit uno bic
friiblinsbafte fife Wuherung Der
rpfarotb quenenbeu gdume III mons
niabuftenber 2ena. sln einem DDrfs
den bon feds Siitten itsbt etne Stiers
tampfarena nit WdIlen aus 2sbm
unb elmer fleinen 3uidausrtribiine,
ipie Elm &inberipisl5alg. Sin 5lub
fault burd bas breite Sbdl unb trdat
bas G6msl3paiIsr Der 4nben nnb bic
steine Der gsrse in bic 9drtsu unS
Gelber.
Bdlb beginner bic Surmels. Iuf
etnmal fdbrt man i'm Sunfeln, uno
tpie cine aufresenbe grfhetnuns gebt
es bur6 ben @asen, tpenn bic builils
50ble Ses sunnels ben 3us plDBli9
ms atdt binetn auf etnen iamalsH
Briidenbossn fdiebt unb cine Minrts
lang unpermutbet Selisteit beretrla
tIutAst unb rsats unb Iints u,lter ben
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sm sffsnsn DART.
0tsIb. psnls saI altien d Rew llori.

GsfAdftsyapisre murben ju 8xx Bic
ioniirt. @e&fsI asf qsnbon paren ltetio.
Gar 90 Tase N7lX, 6i&te4.7Sa{; &absl
GHpeifunoen A76K. Francs Sidt 5.661.
Rabd 5.slK, Nari Sift 69H, Rabel s9zi,
&rpHen Si9t i3h, aabel l2H. gire ei&i
6.44f. 4aba 8.43X, Rubel Gi9i814; &a.
bel 8iI; eiIbes.Datren oSXe, HegifsHii@s
TsnsfS 62K.
aftisnm arit.-0fein poa Der Gr6if.
Huug an fstte bie Gufndrtsbewsguns eia,
uno ebsohl sessn SHlub bsbufS Aealiii.
rung elm Druid Ssm Berianfea aus8elbl
uutbs, 10 tinben bic e4InbRst tirun aen
BOD msifens abtr beseu Don sefterm
9tjeu1ens u6ieu
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q slaheItedenb. O b.

Serr: ~Sat S5br Serr @eitrabI riidd
ouianlnlen nit oeu, GtdJter @imnerl
nal elm SbeaterItiid eefdmiebens"
Ge.piBl @arlim benn nift, bic beis
BEN ipielen ia AUDI iuuler Stat oips
ianuIlenl@
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9aIg. Martt iarf; Gitp &c, no
ininof; gonntrp 8 9lt; Gpe5idl SIC.
Dolle. - Wartt iietis.
REFS. - Wdrft iteti9.
MolaHes. - Marit rubig.
3uder. Rpber. Waarft itetig;
Centrifugal 1852; MOlafTes $4.75;
rdffinirtsr, itetis; fsiner sranulirter
$6.4O.
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ghieaso, Ia. September.

Sdipsins. - 3ufubr 14.OO0. =
arti fart, 10-15c b6ber; Built S10.'
25-11.1O; lsibte $10.20-11.4O; ss,
mii9te $9.90-11.40; fdpers $685.
-11.50; rd,tbe $9.S5-10.Oo; Gsr'
lei $7.00-10.00.
RinbDisb. = 3ufu6r 5000. -
Martt felt; GiHbeimif9e Beef Stier:
$6.00-9.40; Stoders unb Seecers
$4.60-7.65; aiibe unb !oeifers $3.50
.-9.35; adl6er $8.50-13.0O.
Stafe. = 3ufubr 5000. Rarli
perdnberlit. Wetbers S6.90-8.50;
gtpes $4.0o-S.00; 2Gmm.r $7.0o-
11.00.
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Rem gorf. ii. Sptemb

Rem Yort, IA. Sptember.
&upfer. - Wdrtt felt.
eIectrolptic. - $27.00-28.25.
giien. - Wartt itetig uHb unpe:'
Gnoert.
3inn. - Martt feit; 1885,
1915.
Glei. - $6.70.
Spelter. = Wiartt feit.
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Musmdrttse mdrtte.
qaep gort. Il. @ptsnbsr.
Ptb(. - Wlarft perdnberlit,.

Wtbl. - Wturtt perdnberlid.
Weisen. Waartt Deranberli9;
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