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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27

oas Cine nod oas slllberc, ionbern
MIR Elm maBig tiibtigcr Seerfiibrer
NOR. Sci &itd)efler lieB iid) SOS
gleide Spiel beobadten. Mmerifa-
1,iide 9ritcllbldttcr iaielten bon elmer
aggroBen Seele1, Die nit ocm britt
iden &riegsminilter perloren eittg
uno ihon friiber bat bas 5ali1er-
&orlortinm ben Wallll, Ser alls-
ldliebliA milbc g0lfer onrd borba-
ride g%ralliamfeit be5mong, als
strategen 1T cine Meibe nit Moltfe
geltclli.
Mit Ser, Staatsln4ultern gnglallos
lpllr0e atid)t atroers periabren, @lab=
ltone, Nalmeriton lltb piele Mlloere
gil1ge11 bierOnrd als ~itrablellbe @ro-
Ben in bie grillerll1g Ser @clt iiber,
obtpob6l MIR ben @eniglten cine oie
WittclmaBigfeit iiberragenbe @ebell=
titrtg slierfannt lperoeu fam.
.uIiele ganbel" rief gismardf, als
CT. in eil1er %lt1lterreolrng baralli bill-
mies, Dab gnglal1b Mlles anf6iete, I'm
GrcuBcn's Mufldmling 5i binoern.
Nidt BLOB 5ltl ammcn 9 e it lien
ipur0e Dos @eltrei1 Ser 9riten, man
oarf nit c6enlo g1ltem @rltnbe lagen,
bob es 5uianlmen gelogen ipor-
ben lit!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27
Die 4flanae ert94tt l1dnlib eilletl

Die WIlanee e1t9att nalnlia eillsu
Sipff, psEGer n@afouin" genannt
miro unp I'M Wa'er si1en .g4arm
pon perielbsn Nrt bilpet, ,pis
Die Seize. Der Stuff 1T nidt nur
sbanfo gut fir Die meilten 3tpede. ME
Ole aaf a~elp64niites 9lrt fatrl5lerts
Seifs, 1pnoern in man.ter Yesiebua1s
Ipgar mod beHer. Gr tarm ndlnlid;
le9r pprleilDuft pa5u henust iperGsH.
We5enitdnoe allsaumai6el, melas
purd) oen 4Iiali @e1alt re1
meijren lrnItiasn 5ortsu Seize beid,a-
oigt iperDen apurpeu. Wtan tattt.
5tsar audb eeptle tiinltlipe Umlm
gen Seize fabri5iert, pelGlt uu,l pie.
lem uepelltonoe frei ie.ll lptltu; uoel
nod bessemer lul0. bil;isu ,erlds u.
IS. etnfq9 slt neAnlen, luas Die Gatur
oafiir biete.., uno .pcs nur strtllgl
yerarheltlna erforesrt.
Grit in psusfter ssit it oieit
Yllan5e BEL Gelisne 6ahrltanten az
gbren getpm1neni uno lie pslwenfsl.
oielelbe pielfaa oa5r, cine mlsbe ullS
opA pirtlame Sprte Seife gum Ma'
l6en Fmhfino!iber @elpebe, ionic
aud fir apilette=33lpede 6sr5uitelen
Dos 1T iebr sinlti9 fir lpeitllGs
Iiebmeices9e1iber unp anoere, uui
oeren 2ano Die s%eifenpflan5e ippla
pGGlt, aber bis iegt I'M alsemeinsn
nur als @emeinld1oen anaeiebcn
nurDe, ipeldlen mon am Iieblten ldon
lanse init Stumpf uno Stiel" aus
gerottet BADEN piirbe. Sn pielen
Jallen laon 9aben Gieb5u@ter l9re
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27

1e1fenptlan5en 81 einem YrsiIe perz
taaft, pelter gsHiigte, fir Die alaz
run9 hires 2anoss Su sa9len.. SIT
leber 3eit tann oieits &raut alyssez
sraben, setrctnet. IN gallen gspudt
uao init Der Gifenba1u na@ Den
SeiferT ueriten seiunot meroen. Yis
ieBt listp nod reidlib 8orrdts gu
5aten.
g~epp1uli1 lpcroeu Die 8ur3eln Ger
Efianoe fir ben purlissenren ,5lped
benust. Der ieifenartise Stpff tprlmt
5par au9 in anberen Seilen Der
pflan5e oor, aber Dos meite lit oo9
III Den Wur5eln.
Die Snbianer - urb nab ibrem
gorbilo oa lA1p pprt ulld) alte yips
Mere Mlegea riele Mlts5eln 5lp1s
id)en 5lpei Steinsr gu 5erreihsn, pars
auf lie IN taltes WaNer su trtnaen
anp lie fiir mebrere MinIten slllaez
taudt gu balten. Mlsoana riibren
lie Die Wifdung trdftig I'M uno rel a
ben lie stpifaen iDten 9ailoen,
etlte Operation, BEL lpeld]er balD lebrz
retdlider Ss1altm enttebt. {
IS gi5t slpei untergattunsen piefer
Yflar5e, lpelde CUR 8euinnung pnn
seife lbenubt fperoen, ndmliA:
rNacca taccataf ano .Yueca glauco",
lpie Die lpii1eMtaftliben ge3eidnun-
gen bsiben. Die erftcre llntsrgattung
pat ~belproers groBe Griibte, iueIhe
III 9etrodnetem 3uItanoe friiber sez
yelen iplrben, aber beute l9perlid
noh trgenomelde 2iebbaber {elbit bel
Den Snpianern 1aben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27
SIN Sails taStOcn &siflaue.

SIN Somlner 1915 mar .5oflanb,
Nebrastu, eigelttli9 ipeiter nldts, els.
Elm tteiiles gnbuzG eitenseleile, I'D
5ipei ober brei Maespns ltanoen.
3gcute 1T IS ein ,aaaeispenes, auf her
giienbabn= S3arts berporrassIlo Der
seidnetes Gtdotden. llnD e. perlpribt
mob INNER. mebr gu tpadfen, llnb
bas GILES nur !pe9en Des pielbesebrten
&ali pOer nYotaib" unb leiner DC
6enprpbutte. Die 8erienpung bieIer
Yrpbutte aus 9afflano tomnlt aut
80 MISUNDERSTANDING pro Sag.
Die 5elber ror @offlanD lino
ndmli@ Die cinsigcn Bis iest befannz
ten in ben Ser. Staaten. po &ali III
6einabe reinem 3uitanbe gu
finoen 1T. Ser stuff ertprbert ipnit
ntdts als Dos Yumpe,l. &pden unb
Grodnen; alsoam tit er fir bic @afS
finerie bereit, pp er BEN bisyang utlz
er10rten grsis bon 500 Dollars pro
gpnl,e brinst! Der arisg bat freiz
!id ben Rreis Defenders binaufsetriez
6en; ober 5isinlih bod bleibt ct
pabriGeinlid aud, inter lpieber6er<
aeitellten frieblid'sn @erbdltuiiicn.
'pen,t .nidt etlpa ie1r tuisbtise :nere
RalizGntbedunsen ollie 8sre9nunaen
iber ben 5aufen perfen.
Mnberipdrts I'M Meiien, nament!ih
III aalifprnisn ullo Atlh; perren
sbenfalls bstrad)tli9e Mengen Guli
prpouaiert; in eiiptaliforuien ges
lpinnt man lie aus getten an
Der M~eerestiiite. Mber IS flliet rez
oeuteno mebr, reines Rali aus pFInna.
;i9em Stuff ou erhaltsn uno mar.te
iertis .madscH, ais i'm, obisen Sole,
mo Der bon Natur 10 bobe Rsinbeits.
8raS bic Soften niebrig Itellt.
Sine 6irma Der @arten1tabt Bal
itontroftli6 bus ganSe RalizYcp=
QUIT ppn 9oif!ano allf iiinf Sabre
llbrrnommen; aalnlih ein arpessS
Sdlahtbuus GeIGaft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27
gciicnpTauic ;oulilt 81 Ulrsn.
Gin llntragt, tueldcs mcacrSings i:,Sn
ltrieN. lcbr bcgcgrt III.

Die mooern 's51pllftrie. ebenIp wie
Die moperne WiHmibait, are;ft
Mandmal auf Dinse Suriid, mslds
S%abrbuloerte binburd nur pom
idii9ten @olt. pieaeidt aud nul con
!ni!beu Naturtinbern, in einSelnen
8egenber aetpRroist tporoen lpursn
Sin neueS 8silpiel Dieier Mrt liltet
aud oas nadftebenoe.
@eitbin I'M, @iioweIen Nproame=
ritas, in Serns, Stem Meritp, Mri-
so,la, briiben in Merito, aber aud in
Holpraoo, utab uuD .&anias unp
ielbit i'm peitlider Nebrasta mdhl,
cine Yflanse, pelde bolo Spuniia es
8aionett. bulb 9~darengras, bold sei-
fenpflan5e (aber nidt gu pertgeDlcln
nit Dem Ipnlt OILS ugsifentrmlt" he.
tannten GelpdbD 9elannt lpiro, y
ais llntrout perudtet uno oft per-
lpiinIdt.
gu Dem eriteu Ndtnen gnben Die
faarf fpisigen uno iteifen 8ldtfe,
8eranlahung, Die pte elm &ran5 pon
8ajomtteu I'M bic arone Der Yflanss
Iteber. ais pouten iie Die .sroben
sriinlibsweiben 9lumen beIdiistn.
mel9e bier i'm JriibIpmmer anf.
Idieben. Ser lebte Name bagessr
peripeiit ouf Die leit pielen @erera-
lionen belierte 9snubing Der Pflaast
ourd) Ginscborane oieier @essnoen
urlPriinslih MIR ourA Snoiansr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27
Eolitiid)c 1l,,b ,1,,puIitiIdje
Gau6glpiIcn.

. Mlio arieg ~ u1o 1eutidlano.

y. gn ipas bas nieoertrqdtige
Ieltid)lanb Mqes lbulo baben foI,
oaS 9ebt altf feline &ubbaut.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27
Gic2iac -. Gnelanbs belicbtcite ,unb
~gcfabrliditc @affc pun jcler.

Sen trefflidlten Mnidaltlttgnn tn
|;terrint iiber pasdipiternatiide IS e'lt-
70 e trligs Spiten ser britiidelr.
Gegieru1tg got Die groBe Seei9ladt
III Ser gsorDiee. Mlifangs tpar bie
ger6liiffnttg ID ltarf> 0aB Ser 9iigen=
apparat itinltano. Mber lll1r cinel1,
fur5sn Mllgen6lid, Damn mllroe Sic &C..
Ialnnte iol1rnaliltii6e Mrlnee BON
pon gnglal1o mobil gctnadt, Inn aus.
Ser giieoerlage eitlelt 9lan5enbenSie g-
SIT fonitrllirelt. Nel1trale 3eltget III
Menge m1roelt al,fgeboten, Die in-
l1er wieoer lteue 0eutlde 51iffsber-
|lltlte berid)ten fonnten, ielblt Jabr-
5ellge, Die cs l1od ME in Ser Deltt=
ld)en 6lotte gegeben fat, ruben nod
ben &fesmelbungcn el1gliider
Sdreibbeloen altf benn Gruloe ser
See. Mls Oas %9iigengenebe 10 aieni-
lid boleloet NOR, fonnte bie ltp1se
[&lu1be IN sic @elt ginaltsgeben. bnB
Die u@ra,r6 Teet1, peit entfernt ett.
nlttbigt SIT ieitt, @eoulern fir Sic ars
11en Geutiden empfinbe.
Muf perltdnbige lrno gebilbete
Wetliden :Madt bieles fecfe @al1flers
tbltm lpenig- ginSrnrf, aber 6ic Mnbe=
ren - bic, Sic lfie alle peroen -
Tito ebcl1 iiberal ltarf lit ser ltehers
5abl unb es lpare Darllt11 ga1tsli1
perfcblt, Oie @eoeutl,ng ser gefabrli-
den @affe, oie gi1alaltO oltrh lei-
nel1 iplten1atiiben 2iigenoienlt Be-
iibt, 81 perfenl1et, ,iagt iebr ridtig
ltnier gpansbiler Man1enspetter.
Seitoem sic Nreiie cine nenl,elasz
lperthe Molle in 0er @elt ipielt,
iultroe tie Don Sen gngl1noeut sur
Gerberrlidultg oes eigel1en 2atbes
l1nb sur @erflcinerltltg anoerer goI=
fer miBbraltdt. Sbre cigenen leitel1=
oel1 Manner ipllrbelt off getpaItige
WenidenbGbe erbobelt, i6l1en gigen-
idaften Ser @roBe a%lleeoid)tet, sic lie
IN @irflidfeit nien1als beiaBen.
Malt 1peiB, mie gerineid)asig Sea-
polcou iiber Die ,militariibe 8efdbi-
gltl1g bon @ellinatoll gebadt bat.
@ttlel1 .grpberen Sadperlt1noigen atf
oieiem @ebiete giebt es nidt. Mber
nidt bas l1rt6eil bes groben Sdlad=
tenlcl1fers bat Sic Mabmelt enfldei-
oeltO beeilflllbt, lonoern Ser cuglilde
|2iigenapparat, Ser lhor balpaIs por-
balloen lpar, mcnll alt6 ratiirIid)
init melt beideioeneren tednilden
Mittelu als iest. Mus Dem u%eiier1en"
6crsog mlroc cit bcrporrageu6cr
Strateae, ser Observation-Disclosures
5uiammengelogen, mabreno CT meoer
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27

Ealte &errt SitDbes fir cimcn Mann,
0elien ybisbcrigc offentlihe 2anfbabr
9iir9ld)dff bietef. bob Ell dtftfb MIR
fir eitl Ersbramm zines litlperfalidr
ten observation-disclosures b o + OIL
eillltebeI, lonOern ioldes aud, menn
crmab 1t burbfiibre,t miro. ST
lit ea),3 pbne 3meifel better geeignet
gum Hralioenten, ols &err @illon.1
@e1n Oas bemte 0ie Meinurlg Oeg
'6errt Nooiepelt lit parltm NOR iie,|
bas nidt Dor BRET @od)en? - yGr=
fibre mir, 8raf Srinbnr, bielen|
H33tpieipalt ser Matllr."
@err M%oolepelt giebt lel6it Die Grs
flarlng in bem nadfolgenoen giftge-
ibspoaenen Mnsiall gegen sic pro-
fellioneIlen" Ielttld Nn1erifoner uro
Die. berldieoenen iogenanultcn
3aitih Mmerifaniiden Maiancesaa.
Igr mag por orei @oden lelbit ge=
glal1bt baben, BOB bieie bie Mon1i1as
itiolt oes Sngbes befiirportetel,, 1tidt
aus Sreltt0idaft fir @errn .Sltgbes,
mie SEER &ooiepelt ielblt iagt, ionoern
aus Sub gegen i'm, Ben n~npergleid)=
|liden Staatsmarlt, Ibeo6or @ooie=
belt.
Sa bieiem slllsfaG gegen oic Sir
ger. Oeutlder @ebl1rt oOer Mbfl1nft
fommt Sic gauge gllttduidltng nllo.
8erbitterlltg &opiepelts, oaB er bas
|3iel ieines gbrgeiaes, Die 8raiioeltt-
INSTRUMENTATION Ser Republican,,
|lben Gartei gu erbalten ni6t erreid=
tie, 5ltm Mlls6rud. Gs lobnt inns nibt
Der Miibe, altf Sen baarltralbelroen,
bon i6m per5apften gIooiinn
iiber Ste politilde SteIlung Ser giir=
ger 6euti6er @ebllrt ober Mbfrnft
niber e~in5llgcben. @benlopenig mic
altf Sic bieien i'm @roBen l1tb Gar,5et1
nadber oargebradten Sdpneideleien.
Dieler .3aiius laBt 81 oel1tli6
orrd,b1idenz bob er oieie iebrs mobl
5lt idaten meiB, apeln lie iir ibn
limo, aber in Ben tieflten Mb=
grl1r6 Ser Solle perban1nlt, ne,nn lie
lli6 lttterl febcn, gegen ibn 5lt iein.
Mnoeren 2eltten ge6ts ia al,d) 10.
ngremple iunt o0ioia".
@as er gegen @errlt @iIjon al
|iagel1 fat, perbient feline nabere @e-
trad,tltng. Or iogt MIR, mas BON an
0erer Settle i6on bielfa6 gelter1b ge=
madt morben lit, MIR baB es bel inn
galliger nn0. berbitterter beralls=
fonmt.
Seilt 9ppen ON feline friiberen sln=
banger; 10 geril1g Oeren Sail alld ge=
moroen Iein mag, miro ie%oenfalls Gr=
Ifolg baben. Die meiltem aperoeu frob
iein, in Den SbooB Der uMltet1, @ro-
ben Nartei" 5l,riid5mfebreH, benr
faas Sic &drtei liegreid 1T, faflt aud)
fur iie pielleidt eilt @appen Don ser
Mcmterbeltte al. s.
W3it Ser eaogiiltigen M6lebnltilg
6es Serrn &opiepelt tit Ser Nrdiioeltt=
i%daftsfampf pereinfaW. g9ie ier ous=
|fal1en iDirD?
gGas ratbt alli oenanien Der @otter",
liaet gatcr Somer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27

SSn 2onoon meroen Bic 8 ii gen
ousge6edt, bon Ser bieligen britii6en
na9geplappert ltno bon ben
! Imerifani}den @riten" llnb 3enell,
Die nie ale per0en, gegl NIB t. :
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-26
Obituary.

Henry II. Davis, respected farmer
died at his home in Willamstown Thurs
day night at 6:10 o'clock, after long
illness of two years and five months
Besides his wife, he leaves three broth.
ers, Carlos c. Davis of Massachusetts
Amos p. Davis of Taunton, Mass, By
ron H. Davis of Randolph.
The deceased was born Henry II. Da-
Wis in Northfeld, Aug. 10, 1916, the son
of Howard and jeanette Plastridge Da-
Wis, and had lived in Mortified 80 years.
On March 3, 1883, he married Jennie NJ.
Arlington of Mortified and lived in
that place one year, when they moved
to South Barre and lived there IL years,
going then to Williamstown to live on
what is called the Dexter farm, and he
lived there for 10 years. Then he gave
up farming and went on a small place
near the village, which belongs to Viii
liam Roberts, and stayed there two
years, coming then to the Jackson farm
where he was taken sick and passed
away. The remains were taken to North
field for interment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-26
END INDIGESTION
OR STOMACH PAIN
in FIVE MINUTES
"Pape's Diapepsin' Makes Sick, Sour
Classy Stomachs Feel
Fine.

Time i'll In five minutes all stomach
distress will go. No Indigestion, heart.
burn, sourness or belching of gas, acid
or quotations of undigested food, no
dizziness, bloatng, foul breath or head
ache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its speed
in regulating upset stomachs. 1t is the
surest, quickest and most certain indi-
gestion remedy in the whole world, and
besides it is harmless.
Millions of men and women now eat
their favorite foods without fear-they
know Pape's Diapepsin will save them
from any stomach misery.
Please, for your sake, get large fifty.
cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from any
drug store and put your stomach right.
Don't keep on being mise-eble-life is
too short-you are not here long, so
make your stay agreeable. Eat what
you like and digest it; enjoy it, without
dread of rebellion in the stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your home
anyway. Should one of the family eat
something which don't agree with them,
or in case of an attack of indigestion,
dyspepsia, gastrts or stomach derange-
ment at daytime or during the night, it
is handy to give the quickest surest re-
lief known.--Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-26
WILLIAMSBURG

The ladies OF the Congregational
church are planning to give chicken pie
supper on Friday evening, Nov. IL. Cam
| dy, aprons and other domestic articles
will be on sale.
The Village Improvement society will
meet with Mrs Musette Seaver Friday
evening, Oct. 81
II, NJ Kemp of the Union Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. of Montpelier and the To-
cal agent of the company, n. r. Farham,
adjusted the claim of Vernon b. Slavery
for loss OF his barns, crops and part of
his stock and farming tools by fire on
Oct. Ii, last Monday, Oct. %, the amount
agreed upon being about $500.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Jewett of Melville,
n. b., are visiting at the home of the
doctors brother, Alden II. Jewett. The
visiting couple are on their wedding trip
and have spent some time in Montreal
and will return to that city before re-
turning home
Brooks O'Neil is now employed in a
cartridge factory in Lowell Mass, and
his sister, Winona is A student at the
Lowell Commercial college of that city.
John Jackson has sold his place in
Mil village, formerly owned by Doctor
Davenport, to George Lavine, and pos
session is to be given about Nov. |. Mr..
Jackson will sell his personal property
at auction next Saturday at o'clock on
the premises.
Mrs. Florence O'Ncill, housekeeper for
G. f. Adams, is having the pleasure of a
visit from her aunt, Mrs. H. w. Camp of |
WATERFORD, Me.
Miss Irene Mari was in Barre last !
evening, where she acted as bridesmaid |
at the wedding of Bessie Wilson and
Henry CoXon.
At the auction of stock at V B, Saw
ery's last Tuesday the average price for
neat stock, including COWS, young cattle
and calves, was about $65. Some of the
best cows sold for over 500 and only
two went for less than $50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-26
EVER HAVE 1T?

II You Have, the Statement of This
Barre Citizen Will Interest You
Ever have 'low-down" pain
in the back?
In the Small" right over the
hips?
That's the home of backache.
If it's caused by weak kidneys,
Use Doan's Kidney Pills.
Barre people testify to their
worth. Read case of it:
Mrs. May Bond, IS Elm street. Barre,
says: 81 had sharp twinges of pain
across the small of my back, which l
knew were caused by weak kidneys,
Doan's Kidney Pills did me good from
the start, and | was soon cured OF the
trouble"
Price, SOC at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Bond
had. Foster Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo,
N. Y.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-26
GROTON

Edward Emery has moved from the
house Of Miss Leila Dunn to the tene-
ment of James Frost
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Pillsbury and Mrs
&c. j. Pillsbury took an automobile trip
to LyndonvilIe Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Morrison has been on the
sick list for the past week.
Mrs. F. F. Clark was at Montpelier
and Barre on Saturday.
Mrs. L. r. Raymond went to Montpel-
Ter Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Lynn Hill, for few days, and take a
needed rest.
c. C. Lord, who is employed at Island
Pond, passed Sunday and Monday with
his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Coffrin returned
Monday from a visit of several days
with their son, Clyde NJ. Coffrin, and
family at Mortified.
Allen NJ Crown arrive. here Tues
day from Littleton, n H., where he has
been employed for some time.
Rev. and Mrs. p. A. Smith, who have
purchased a house and are to return
here to reside, arrived in town Monday
iIDih htStiolhs Nhtit shI. oihlth has
resigned his pastorate of the Methodist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Pillsbury of Barre
were visitors Sunday at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Pills
bury.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Kicker is passing the
week with her sister, Mrs. John Ingram,
Of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-26
GREAT REJOICING BY
RHEUMATIC CRIPPLES
II So Crippled You Can't Use Arms or Legs
Rheuma VIII Help You or Nothing
to Pay.

II you want relief in two days, swift, GER
tain, gratifying relief, take one-half teaspoon
full of Rheuma once day.
II you want to dissolve every particle of
uric scid poison in your body and drive it
out through the natural channels that you
will be forever free from rheumatism. get a
50-cent bottle of Rheuma from the Red Cross
Pharmacy or any druggist to-day.
Rheumatism is powerful disease strongly
entrenched in joints and muscles. In order
to conquer it. powerful enemy must be
sent against it. Rheuma is the enemy OF
rheumatism-an enemy that eonquers it every
time.
Judge John Barhorst of Fort Lorraine. Ohio
knows il. He was walking with crutches to-
day he is well. 1t should do much for You !;
1t seldom fails.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-26
WEST TOPSHAM

f. c. Poole has returned from Barre
City hospital.
+. A. Church visited Mrs Church at
Groton Sunday. She has just returned
from the hospital and is ON the gain.
Mrs. Harry Hanson and children of
East Barre visited her aunt, Mrs. May
nard Williams, the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Wight were Barre
visitors recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hood and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hood of East Topsham were
at S. NJ. Hoods Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Hood and Mr.. and
Mrs. Perley Hood and son were in Cabot
the first of the week.
Mrs. Maynard Williams and Miss Eula
Poole attended the dedication at Orange
Saturday.
Miss Bernice Cilley is working at L. E.
McClure's at Bradford Center.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-26
Alienism.

In manner rather than in matter Mr.
Hughes has added to what he has been
saying since the campaign began His
declaration that he wants the votes OF
no one ''whose allegiance to the flag is
not complete" is merely an emphatic re-
statement of what has already come
many times from his lips.
Mr.. Hughes. out of respect for the
public and for himself, is averse to seem
ing to play the role of demagogue and
prejudice arouser Even though votes
were to be gained, he regarded it as
cheap and unpatriotic to devote his ener-
gies to LAMBDA sting the hyphens. He as
sumed that his fellow citizens, without
assistance from him, would understand
the fraud when the party of Gore and
McIemore, of Hitchcock and Stone, of
Buchanan and Colquitt, emphasizes the
hyphen issue. The German American
vote is the strongest in Wisconsin, Hi
ern states which the president has the
strongest hope of carrying. The fact
speaks for itself Either public declara-
tions have not correspondent with private
assurances, or it was felt that even in
states where German Americans were the
most numerous there was political ad-
vantage in exciting prejudice against
them.
No fair minded person has had doubt
Of the attitude of Mr.. Hughes. The by
phen issue as it has been presented is
bait for gudgeons. In his heart Wood
row Wilson must be ashamed of what
has been done in his name Is tho presi-
lency SO great prize that man is will
ing to foster division and a bad spirit in
order to get it? We have a reversion to
The days Of bloody shirtism, when the
sectional argument OF Republicans was
hat Confederate briCadicrs We're sup
porting the Democratic party and would
-eioice over its success.-New York
lobe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-26
RANDOLPH

Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds left
this week for New York and st. Louis
and at St. Louis, Mr. Leeds will attend
the general convention, which is now in
session in that city, after which he will
Immediately assume the charge of three
missions in which he has recently been
| at work.
Floyd Hodgkins went to Springfield
Wednesday, where he expected to find
employment.
Miss Gaylord, the sister Of II. N. Gay
turned Wednesday from several days
stay in Burlington.
Mrs. c. b. Walbridge, after passing
some time with Mrs. NJ. w. Chamberlin
and Mrs. Walbridge her mother, re
turned Wednesday to her home in Shar.
on.
December 81. and November and 2,
the Odd Fellows will observe Odd Fell
lows week, and among the attractions
will be a banquet on November ] at the
hall, to which all their friends are in
vited. A big ball will be held the last
night with Rutland orchestra to fur
nish music.
A. b. Gay, who operates livery sta
BILE, was arrested this week for beating
a horse, NJ. NJ. Wilson, the town grand
juror, prosecuting the case John Sher-
burne was the lawyer for Gay. The SEN
tence was made known at a late hour
Tuesday afternoon, and was as fol-
lows: S25 and costs, and sixty days
in the county jail. The sentence was
suspended, and Gay placed on probation
for an indefinite time, leaving the mat
ter in the hands of the court The af
fair which called forth this proceeding
in the driveway of the garage
and was witnessed by many people
Mrs. Ernest Sargent of Woodsville,
n. H.. is being entertained this week by
her sister, Mrs. John Sherburne.
G. S. Andrews, who was taken i'll last
week, seems to be growing worse and
his condition at this time gives his people
much anxiety. Mr.. Adams mind is
much affected, and he is physically very
ill.,
Carl McAllister of Boston was an over
night guest OF his sister, Mrs. Alice
Bruce, Tuesday and returned to Boston
the following day.