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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23

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!. POINTED PARAGRAPHS FROM
i. SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE
!. OF CHARLES E. HUGHES.
= 1t is apparent that we are
= shockingly unprepared.
= When we contemplate indus
= trial and commercial conditions,
i we see that we are living in a
= fools paradise.
= Not only have we a host of
= resources short of war by which
= to enforce our just demands,
\ but we seaII never promote our
= peace by being stronger in
= words than in deeds.
X We are neither. deceived nor
= benumbed by abnormal condi-
= ditions. We know that we are in
= a critical period, perhaps more
= critical than any period since
= the civil war.
\ The administration utterly
= failed to perform it's obvious
+ duty TO secure protection for the
= lives and property of our citl-
=" zens. II is most unworthy to
X slur those who have investments
= in Mexico in order to escape a
X condemnation for the nonper-
e Torrance of this duty.
=" IL is only through internation-
4 al CO. cooperation giving a reason
= able assurance of peace that we
\ may hope for the limitation of
!" ornaments.
=
y We have determined to cut
X out, root and branch, rnonopoIis-
= tic practices, but we can do
X this without hobbIing enterprise
= or narrowing the scope of Ie-
y Ultimate achievement.
r-
i We demand a simple, business
X like budget.
!.
= ] believe it is only through a
= responsible budget, proposed by
x the executive, that we shall
!. avoid financial waste.
!.
+ We have had brave words in
+ series of notes, but, despite
e. our protests, the lives of Ameri-
!. cans have been destroyed:
+.
I. j. + i. i. !. i. i. !. 1. i. !. !.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23

WILSON'S POLICIES BLOWN UP.
Charles Evans Hughes did have ex-
plosives with him when his motorcar
was searched by a Canadian soldier,
but they were under the candidates
hat. Mr.. Hughes will set them off on
his western tour, and some Of Mr.. Will
sons policies will be blown up-New
York Sun.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23

Inadequate" aptly characterizes the
Wilson administration, but almost any
synonym of unsatisfactory will do.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23

When Charles z. Hughes said: '"The
dealings of the administration with
Mexico constitute a confused chapter
of blunders,' he gave an explicit char
acterization of the Wilson administra-
tons policy in one sentence.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23

For Premium list and infor-
nation write F. L. DAVIS,
Sec'y, White River Junction, Vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23

If the Democratic national admins
tratiOn had left on the statute books in
1894 the federal corrupt practices act
placed there by the Republicans there
would be no occasion for the present
administrations campaign publicity
measure, which at best is a very poor
substitute for the law repealed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23

President Wilson'S campaign man
ayers are entitled to all the comfort
they can get out Of calling the roll of
Progressives who are going to vote for
him. 1t would be an endless task to
call the roll Of Progressives who are
not going to vote for him.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23

Charles E. Hughes, the Republican
candidate, recognizes an important
fact that Woodrow Wilson, the Demo-
cratic president appears to have over
looked-that the United States is big
enough to help Mexico out of the con-
dition Of anarchy in which that coun-
try is plunged and, by securing order
in Mexico, insure peace on our border.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23
CRAFTSBURY

Ellis Spring has gone to Walden to
work for Mr.. Archer.
Mrs. Elma Whitney returned to her
home in Boston Friday.
Mrs. c.. Fl. Hartman returned from
Rindge, N. H., Monday.
Mrs. Ruth Babcock of Walden visit
ed her parents last week.
w. P. Kaiser attended Old Home
Week in Stowe last week.
Frank Spring of Walden was bust
ness visitor in town Friday.
Mrs. Josephine Ladd of Whitman,
Mass, is visiting relatives here.
Kenneth Cowles broke his arm
Friday while cranking the automobile.
Fred Laduke entertained his father,
mother and sister from Eden over
Sunday.
Rev. c. D. Pierce and son, David,
spent few days last week in Swanton
and Sheldon.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. l.. Hoyt is improving from THE
Illness of lastEweek.
q A large delegation of people from
here attended the moving picture show
in Hardwick Saturday night.
DR.. Allen and nurse from st. Johns
bury, assisted by DR.. Dillingham; re-
moved adenoids and tonsils from Inez
Green Wednesday. g -: -,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anterior of
Charleston have sold their farm and
have come to stay at Charles Thayer's
for an indefinite time.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23

For every reason that can be ad-
vanced why Progressives should vote
for Wilson ten can be advanced why
they should vote for Hughes, and the
beauty of it is that they know the rea-
sons without having to be told.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23

The insuperable handicap of the
Democratic party in this campaign is
it's record
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23

Miss Josephine Bracket of Concord,
N. H., visited at H. Fl. Days Friday.
David Campbell of st. George, 2. e.,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Eva
BOnneau.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23

The Wilson administration went into
Mexico to punish Villa for his out
rage on American soil The only pun
ishment inflicted has been on American
soldiers, who were shot down at Car
rial by order Of First Chief Carranza.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23

Even Woodrow Wilson could not
save the infamous Clarke amendment
to the Philippines bill. He lost the
ablest member Of his cabinet, Secre-
tary Garrison, because of his advocacy
of the policy of scuttle, but even the
sacrifice of Garrison could not save it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23

1t is apparent that we are
shockingly unprepared.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23

Franklin Roosevelt, assistant secre-
tary Of the navy, sees a strong trend
for Wilson in Maine. News Dispatch.
Who can blame a man who for three
years has been assistant to Josephus
Daniels for seeing thtngs?"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23

When we contemplate indus
trial and commercial conditions,
we see that we are living in a
FOOLS paradise.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-23

POINTED PARAGRAPHS FROM
SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE
OF CHARLES G. HUGHES.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

Nriidc ocmtidc gratiumrit nn6
@Mritfleiid, iomic alc Sdnittc
Shmeinefleiid.
@ibler's, $50 Center Marft
nnS Is &igss @arft.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
llnicrc 2cntidlcn nnO Der SO5ur.

Getide GGdnncr uno 6ronet urbciten ict @odcn an Den Sor'ercl
St noen fr Sen @o5ar. &eriommlmNcn iunrOen tr Oielcn 3mcd oo9e
ten uo 0onfeno muB icoer, Der SntcrcIcn an 0ielcm NorDoocn DaF
4itchcn. oos hcrrides Qeletct mo 5unon0cgcbrodt morocn IT.
Cine midtige Nufgubc mus nd gclot merOerL nm dpor Donoel
q lid bier ouulnt, ooB aub bel ioIdcn boS 3nterene 9elpedf miro, pe ra
BON sen ocrt1den %creins. mo @eieaidoftsfrcHcn fcrnbolten Na Der
5orfen oclttihen 9ep6lferlng nnicrcr Sto0t 6ci9en tnNctopr lmr loVJ
SatereHc ON 0cutiden 9eber. Der on0crc NroBe Cell bdlt f@ oen
bertiden Gercins- luO @eicaifaftsc6cn icrn. Nn nne mag MN of
Huf lm0 sic Bite rroebcn, Wh Sen GrOonnicrtcn Gcntlfen o15nglrOerH
es lit cine ebremucrtc Sadc mn0 8ngIcid) Eflid1t zines 1eoct Der feHo
uiides gIut in Ben MOcrn ficfcn Bot, DEM altcn %oterlonOc 81 Dclicr 90
NIT rs oisborren fam I'M Sample bis SIT eincnt hcg9ctronfcn enos
0omen rmO Serrcn fins SIT elmer olqcneincn @elpretltn9 bejnallu
Os 9u5ors, sic bcute, 6renag, 0l a. Snnnor, openpS ? VI !" "
5Gnqer6unobo0c, 34 6 Str. Ge& iottftnoet, Dcr6lTNt cn9cpopef-
8cnn ie0er ieinc @flidt TIT. Damn lit Der erfola iuner Ae NoO
SeQpms oua wtro pom A. bis 10. 6ebruor Der GRIT lea, lpoelop peH.
ihs 9e6en git ieben lem miro. Eas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pm perl'
ihc 4l0ne entporfen, unb pcnn ONic pcrprftlttt lem meroen, mHp
ipoer. Ser sen go3or bcItdt, louncn0 0s lmternebnen prtllcn. US
honbeIt ih bier riht I'm cincn ihn0ocn @eihuftsgGptnl lonoern eIl5l9
unn oaein INT sic l1nterItiblng orncr @thpen lmo ySo1en 9cfdDener
qreoer IN 9ertidIon0 unb 0enerreh. Sn ieoer onertfanl1d)en Stoot'
d IN ieOem Sri. mpieIbIt lid 0eutid1c bcfinocn, miro fir jene gcrnltea
I'M afen @uhuan0c geiunmelt.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
Scr 9rGifOent muS Der 9uusrcf.

Se0ermonn fonnte oorotsieben, DAB Os Trdfoentcn @anolRn9SpeuF
bon ben Mitqlieoern os aongrcies nid)t inn1er 9nt9cbHBcn meroeh
riiroen seine SteQunanobme 5u BEN fregflbrenoen Modptcn europnS
mtrbc ais ob5olut unneutrol 6e5em6net. &ongreBmonner pelaBth you
ms observation-disclosures gemlg, un0 nobnen fem Slott nor peh Vealo uH
inn sic @ohrbet al ioqen. &or ser @r6ffmng oes Spn9reles ldpen 6
fot. os mare g9ilion obiolutcr 0crrider in amerifa. er baf, pic SOeen
enoTon6s perbreiten mo feline Nidne permrfliden. God Iet fet
Inn ser &pnoreb ouf on Nafen unO iGne 6retbett ais db1Dlhfer Serr qH
{pn Gnoe uefunoen. Dit nabm Tb Der Trofbent bic 6re1Dett, ocn lp9e'
non1Rn vSinoeirid Nnertfoncrn~ Die 2enhen 81 lelen; omp penn ohtIIe
mn boIo elm 0dnlpfer aufgeiebt meroen. @iion mrt Den Slnoclf'N
9[merifonern-ln0 nit Deicn ment er gan5 belonOerS nc Aeaf1NuHUUt
Observation-Disclosures Dor, Dcr9iBt aber, Dab er nb Ole1es Ser9eDehS
5elhlt off idnIoio qenodt bot. 9s 6abin, . + lett NmerHa enc @eldDlDfe
hot. hoben lid Die Nn1erifoner oeutMcr Nbfnnt ltetS os tre1c np ma0re
qiroer oieics Qan0es 6epicen. Nls cS i'm gnrqertre9e 9alf Que %ot
fen n eroreifen, boten Gl 5auienoe bon 0entldlen an, rnter Dmn Sonner,
oeu lie lire 9reuc qeidpuoren batten, 81 fdmppn. Terpa1rlofc Sfeppeh
rno oonoerteile oieies 2anbcs per0anfen ibe grunen 6luren DER enl19ef
NmD Somenoer BON Oeutihen 2onoslcten. Aa Dies umo nob ptel neDr
perqiBt ser 9rGioent; mag aud icin, BOB ibm Die @e1dndfe olccs SanOeS
bon oieIem Stonopnfte nidlt befannt lit er as Ero1Dent per9lBI pN y
melt, ob er T5 oircft oOr INDIRECT ais Gnqonos 5reuno ro SeulN
LAMBS @egner erflGrt. @em e Dies aud nidt oHen gelogt bat, aer "a
ten iprcd1en lmter as @prte". gs ms &leinlte fonnt er ocn @lnlWch
GnaIonos mad. mcnn er ob mondmol Eroteltnoten oounn 1dfder rntf-
Die pffnicae Spradbe in 0n Soften an 9entiflono NM Sc1terrelf ut III
ihren Conc mat pcridieoen pom Der, Die er in oen freinol1d1 9eDoltenen
9soten an @ngIono ani6lugt
Der @ereftiqfeitsinn ln0 sic @oGr9eitslcbc neronloBt nun on Ct
neu nocr Sen om0eren &ouqrcBmonn, ibm etnnlal bic MoDrbef 81 laacn.
GepiB miro boour6 mobG sic NfaGtot gsilion bcleioigt; nbcr oas gct q
men mobrbeitsieben0en @eucter 0eS %olfcs nidts on. Soften mn, ooG
uitcre Iolder 3urebtpeifunqen folaen merOen. ~SSofro'
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
G6riltian :funSer's @ilSfiridcn
ginnSr, lit bas bette Wtittel gegcm
Smiten nnS Salslcioen. 900 7te
StraEe N.-@.
n@ermania MGnmerdor".

,Slt Scr DO Molonic" Saac gina
Is an Montag glbcnb lltitig ber, no.
lcl6it sic MGnnerhorler nit ibrell
gScibfein ltno SdGtlein 81 cinem
0roben Son iid cingefunoen batten.
lln S ll6r nabm Die 6eitlidteit ihrcl
MnfonQ. Ser 9elltd) mar ipirflid)
GuBerit Soblreid. Die Mitglieoer ocs
M0nncrdlors botten lallge porber rllr
0icicn 8oQ Grppagonoa gcntodt lno
0er GrfolQ blieb nid)t aus. Tin Eor-
bcreitlin1sfpmmittec bate ollcS lehr
oltt urrongiert ullo Der ganae Nbeno
nobnl cinen Dcrrlihcn Gcrlouf. Sic
yrodcncl Stcblen scr MdnncrAorlcr
fpnntcn nllr his 10 llbr u2Hprp6.
Bier. crboltcn; lmh oieler 3eit mor
and, oieicr perbilnntc @erltenlaft
nidt nlebr al bnben. Die SuBc, bic
sic orrlcn WGnnerdorler leiocn mltB-
ten. mar pirflih ihredlid). Sbncn
blicb nidts onoercs ilbrig, ais iid ing
llnpernleiblihe 81 fiigen. Scr GrtroJ
oieies 9oles miro ben ornlcn @itt
mei1 itllo NSaiicn in 9eitidlano nnN
Gcltcrreidp- llngarn 5ltfallen.
NnQe @brc ben Serren pom Scr
nlonio W1nncrhpr" ltnb Dem &orbc-
reitungsfommittee, NIT Dem Sdmoas
ia @irt 0errn &nrl 6. Braun ols
%oriibcr, sic einen 0erartigen Or
folg ouf5il5eidnen batten. Seoer
frelltc iid iiber ben bcrrlifen @erlauf
bes 8oacs iin0 niele iprod)cn ocn
@uni6 aus, bol0 mieOer @aite 0es
M1nncrGors fem 81 Dilrfcn.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
Die Gricaslaac.

nNEA-
Ser aricgsqmt lit micor cinmal i'll icinen Clement Sl @rtel
Often uno SiOen miro mieoer tidtia gconlpft. Ge oentNben SrlPpen
orinaen ieQreib III ser GborpoQnc Dor. Die gcldnpadten Slnen of
sSronsoien folen anoouernD 5urid. 9cs mag Dem Mton9cl an gcldoaleh
5ruppen 5u3ufhrciben iGn; Genn iBt miro III 6ronfreld) lcOtr, Der mn [
oehen uno Iouen fam, IN bic Uniform getcdt, gleldypppl % 7 lprpettW
fir cen ariessoient taugid 1T ober nidt anoben. oe taainl pa @H,a
5fuhen entpadien lmo. fGmpfen an Der Sete frattt9er Manher- Mo9u
dcrmele mag @otriptSnnus sic Steiner" 5i o1e1er WlfDu1e petanioleH'
oer es moq um] ien Dab lie oaSu ge5mrtn9cn mcoen. ne ghleH
hntten einen Srmunt, in Dem cS 1bnen Dprfnnt, ais muren nc Op SNNtt
in Yufonino uo GoliSien. 9uh ais tic onfpodtcn uno oe Wtrtilrte1l
Dor uh fohen, benerften lie, 0uB linen bic Generretdber gon6 9eDprla aWT
ben Terien ioBrn. 9dc hahn Dem runiidcn Barren ieten Stanp uo
eg miro Dem 3oren in jencin S8infcl bao unongenebm meroen. DC 6pl9c
ooppn miro en re6renbaftr Hiuf6ng" len. ~ Die Se1terrelher morNaA
BEN Monteneqrinern aud niGt lpcnig 81 Idnften. Stalurn IT oh olcler
Sotiodc oona auBcr fb umo bchir5t Sdlpn gloubtc tl Die ronunhe
geoierlna I'M gefbe Der olbonihen &Iitc, mo MIN rtB lie nit qroBcm
9eSorrrn suidlouen, mic bic Gcierrcider immer ipeitcr porortngen uo
fdreBIih 0os an Ib nebmen pcr0en, mas Stolien bereits ais elgent1tnl
bdrodtet bate. Soieniide 9lGttcr limo Der Nnftht, Dab en- ertol9reld1er
9spr1noril ser Gererreifer i'll Montcncgro Delen pom NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
poitihen fommerGencn, iroteaiiden uao noritimcn grp9 lem iplroe
gub lit man BORT Der Anidt, bob Dos Gingreien StohenS III Den Vol
fonfnca al ipdt qefommen ii. -ecuiB bringel Gcutfflono nn0 letne yer
h1naeeter uudb erofc Cpfer on 9fdnncrn, uber Der eherne Wou, Den 0tee
mn tr WatcrIan0 biNcn, iii un0urh0ringlih. Gent1blun0s 3pilhepol
fer1rna qibt fir Dos geGebtc @aterlano uno enc llnabbongigfeit anes Der;
0er bette Nemeis 6air poren Die grnhcn Nnlcben bic in gan5 furer Belt
aridebrodt poren.
Oos @biddeosleo Der GnglGnoer onT @oaipolis lit bereits Dcrtlltn-
acu 3ehntouicnoc bon Sen Sobncn Nbions legen nort begraben. Sr
qeben hoben tie III sic Shnn5e gcihlagen, lmo ipofir? Sir nidtS. Diec
sdeoerlooe Ser gnqlGnoer nuf @o0ipois miro Gin idyuar3eS 9lot in Der
cnqlilden @cifidte fir INNER len. Sdo0e nm oe drrnen Nruoen oe|
uierfobrenen Strategie 6un . pier foacu nrB ~sSotrom"
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
8cicai6uftlidc GveisniiTe Der fOm'
mcnOen MOden.
YlattOTtider @crccn Ocramit0ltet Sal

|lattSHtider &ereen Oeranitaltet Sall
SIN II. Sonuor beranitoIten Die
Mitolicocr Oes ElottOiiti6cn Screens
ciuen groBen Boil i'm SGngerblnO
GIubbuus. 6reunOe uaO @onner oes
Screens" iiiiO bicr5u frcunOlitlt elm
ecloOcn. 9ie getrofiencn %orberei-
tltugcn loiien ottf Gin gutes @clin9lrt
l6Licbcn.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
Snmcu- NilfSpcrcin siebt Sbeutcr.
WbenN.

GaS 0unlcn Silfsfomntittce ber-
onltoltet an 8reitoe, ben q. 5onu'
ar, in Dem SGngcrblnO-Glubbaltle
cincn Sbcotcr Abeno. Srduleln
Nnitd Sdooe bot Die 9luffiibrung III
sic Sonn gcnommell nno inter lbrer
Qcitlnlg pcripridt Der Nbeno eir &C
ntBrcidcr 5u mcroen. 3meitellos
miro oicics Ebcotcr olle bcfricOigen.
0a Das &roqromm Elm &or5iiglides
lit. 9(dc iiuO cin9elooen, bieier guF-
iiibrltng bciainuobnel. Ser Steiner
troN miro BEN ormen &ittpen ltno
&oiicn in 0clttihlanO unO OeIterreid
sufaQen. Sci oicier @elegclbeit tonn
man &crquniocn NIT @obltdtigfcit
pcrbillnell.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
Masfcnbaa Der ISM. Sell Qogc @u. .,
Is. D. &. Of s.

PIN Monto9, ben 81. Soiluar, mer-
Sen Sic Nriioer scr @m. Sca 2og(
in4ocln O0o Moipnic Sempel, 9te II
s Ctr. RS, cinen Mosfen6ull &c.
ben. g8ertpollc &rciie merben an Ole
6eitcn @ruppen ulO 8oare perteili
mcroen. 0ic Gintrittsfarte foltet mtl
% Gents. 6reunOc uno @efanntt
Iino bcr5li6it eingelaOcu, MI oieien'
@ergniiqen teil5unebmen.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

Ser 0orncn &erein 0es @uib.
inqtpn SGngcrbunoeS giebt Gin &ar-
tenipieI an 0iensto9, Den Is. Sorlil-
ar I'M Glub6olls, 314 6 Str. u. -@.
Mn oIc, sic ibrc @itnit bieient yer.
einc ihcnfclt crgebt bic bcr6lidc 8it.
tc, iid) on Oiciem &ortcnipicl Sn be-
teifiden.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
G6riitian fanSer's Masenbitter
beilt llnUerSaMlidJfeit mn Ma=
aem6eIdweroen, 70 Gents bic
Tlaihc. gtmr sit ba6cu 900 Ute
Strafc.
GuncurOia Screin, SlaOcnsbnrs, Mc

GpncnrSia Screin, SlaDensbnr9, Wc'
3unn Seiten Ser amen @ittpen II
@oiIcn in 9eltl6lano nno Deter.
reid llngarn peronitultet Der Con.
corOio &ercin, @looensburs, Mo. an
Montag, Sen 81. Sanuar, einen gro
zen @uQ. Gintrittsfarten fam mlalt
fiir oen &rcis Don IS Gents errper-
ben. Der @aG finOet i'll 2offlerS
SIM @laoensburg, itatt uno nimml
nm s llbr ieinen Mnfang. Grfrildln.
qen offer Nrt neroen %ierpiert lperoen.
aScoermonn lit oo3u %eingclaoen. Wton
nebmc sic @leftriihe al Der 15ten II.
$ StroBe HorooIt.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
@ermania NtGnucrdlOr.

9(m 0onnerstog. ben 20. Sonliar,
oibt Ser @crmonin Monnertor cine
N6en0 untcrboltltng, bel Der Gin
S6cotcrltild 5ltr g[uffiibrltng fornlrcil
mirO. @6nncr unb 6rcllnOc Ocs gtnr
nerdarS lino 1icrntit Ou5lt ollfS bcr5
liditc e%ingcIu0en rtO mcroei erIndt,
oid unocrc @Gitc mit5libringei.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-03-01
SNEEZING IS OF TWO KINDS
That From a Cold Is the Result of an Effort to Warm the Body,
 Doctor Says.

There is more than one cause for sneezing, and persons may differ in their susceptibility to them,' special ist in diseases of the nose and throat says.
 A bright light will cause some per sons to sneeze, the pollen of certain plants will affect others, and most peo- pie are likely to sneeze in the presence of dust Such sneezing is due to su- perficial irritation.
 "The sneeze caused by the effect of cold is different. It is an attempt of nature to cure you. She makes you sneeze for the same reason that she makes you shiver-to generate heat for warming the blood and preventing you from taking more cold.
 "Sneezing from cold is an act of the entire body, during which every muscle gives a jump. The body is af- fected by spasmodic effort to warm the entire system and throw off cold"
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-03-01
May Amend Divorce Laws.

The next Legislature will very like ly pass law amending the Arkansas statute relating to divorces. Several members of the Senate and house al ready nominated, who have been wis iting the gubernatorial headquarters in Little Rock the past few days, stat ed they would introduce bills regulat- ing the divorce evil as existing in Arkansas. One of the members stat ed that he has already drafted a measure prohibiting parties who were divorced from remarrying until six years after the divorce has been granted, and making it a felony for any clergyman or officer of the law to perform a marriage ceremony unless the parties had been divorced more than six years. The large number of divorce petitions filed in the various chancery courts of the state during the past three years has caused a widespread sentiment for the enact ment of laws reducing the number of divorce cases to the minimum, and it is generally believed that this senti. ment will be crystalized into the pass age of an act by the next Legislature making the divorce evil thing of the past in Arkansas. The clergymen of the state are also joining in the move ment.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-03-01
Earle Price Is Pardoned.

Governor Hays pardoned Earl Price, one of several white men convicted of perjury in connection with testimony in the trials of Ashley Ward, Andrew Holmes and Buck Fisher, serving life sentences for the murder near Wrightsville more than year ago Of Agus Nicely, an aged negro Price was sentenced in September, 1915, to one year, after being tried twice for per. jury The pardon was granted on pc tition of several hundred White coun' ty residents.
 The governor also pardoned Julian McHenry of Miller county, sentenced last November to two years for grand larceny and perjury. A proclamation was issued relieving Mat Jones, Eli Ray and Ed Tinsdale, directors of a school district in Cleveland. county, of paying fines of $25 each for alleged failure to comply with law requir' ing them to furnish duplicate copies of contracts.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-03-01
ACCORDING TO AN OPINION HANDED DOWN BY ARKAN-
 SAS SUPREME COURT.
APPEALED FROM POPE co.
Proof in Case Showed That J. F. Jud- kin of RussellviIIe Had Borrowed $350, and Note Was Secured by
 Chattle Mortgage.
Little Rock

Little ROCK According to an opinion handed down by the Arkansas Supreme Court, usury cannot be used as defense Tn prosecutions for false pretense. The proof in the case showed that J. F. Judkins of Russellyille had borrowed $350 from J. N. Hoffman, also of Pope county, Judkins' note being secured by chattel mortgage. Later Judkins induced Hoffman to release the note and to take what was represented as a third mortgage on real estate instead. It was found that three mortgages already were against the property.
 Judkins then was indicted on a charge of false pretenses and set up a defense that Hoffman charged him 20 per cent interest, which was usurious, and therefore that the note as we'll as the mortgage should be held void The supreme court held that usury could not be set up as 8 defense in such a proceeding
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-03-01
BETTER TO HAVE KEPT STILL
Candidate Gained Little by Calling Down" Men Who Had Inter-
 rupted His Speech.

Henry Ford has very rarely voted, and at a dinner In his native Dear born he once said.
 T have taken, perhaps, less inter- est in politics than should have done. But politics has always seemed to me confused and quarrelsome business. When I think of politics think of the political meeting aneodote:
 "A candidate at a political meeting was heckled by fat man. This heck ling after awhile got on the nerves of another member of the audience, and he roared at the fat man:
 Shut up, you asst"
 At this a third member of the au- dience shouted:
 "'Oh, you shut up, too! The pair of you are asses!'
 1.-The candidate on the platform took . sip of water. Then he said:
 "There seem to be lot of asses on hand here tonight; but, gents, for the love of Mike, let's hear one at a time
 "eWell, you go on, then,' yelled a chap in the gallery
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-03-01
They Say Internal Dosing Harms Delicate Little Stomachs -"Outside
 Applications Better.

Careful mothers everywhere realize that internal medicines are injurious to the delicate stomachs of the little folks. Still croup and cold troubles must have some form of treatment. The answer to this problem is the Southern external treatment Vap-O. Rub. This was introduced in St. Jo, Mo-, for the first time last winter and a number of ladies were presented with complimentary jars by their druggists on condition that they give Vap-O-Rub thorough test. Here are the reports from several of these la. dies
 Mrs. Sam House, 1906 Prospect Ave-, writes-"My little daughter had Diph- theria last fall, and now every little cold she takes settles in her throat We have thought twice she was going to have Diphtheria again, but during one of her bad spells my druggist sent me a jar of Vap-O-Rub. I used it for four nights on her throat with such good results that now don't like to be without 1t. l have used it on my self and my husband for bad colds and have found it just fine"
 Mrs. John Paynter, 2432 s. 17th St.,