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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08

Privates Michael Figgy and Ros-
coe Marks of the First Ambulance
Company enjoyed 48 hour furlough
with the home folks Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week, they expect
to start for the Mexican border Sat
urday.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08

A Mr.. Bolmer of Mcclure, aged
about 60 employed as a groom by
race horse owners died at 5 o'clock
Monday afternoon at the Fair
Grounds, the cause of death was a
valvular disease of the heart. DIR.
Evers. had visited Bolmer during the
day and given him medicine, taken
with a severe attack of the disease
the doctor was called again but Boil
mer died before he arrived. The un-
dertaker from Mcclure took charge
of the body and conveyed it to Boil
mer's home in that city.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08
FaTma.s' Free Exchange

FOR SALE-Brick, o. McLain.
22-tf
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartman
and Mrs. Hazel Munson returend
from a two weeks visit in Traverse
City, last Thursday. While gone they
enjoyed visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Blizzard and Mr.. William Hubble.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08

Rev. A. A. Barker is attending the
Annual Session of the West Ohio
Conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church at Lima, this week; for
81 years Rev. Barker has not missed
answering to roll call 'at the annual
conferences of the Methodist church
Rev. 0. P. Hoffman pastor of the
Wauseon Methodist church is also in
attendance, on the Conference at
Lima.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08

WANTED Millinery apprentice
girl. Miss Domitio.
FOR SALE-Peaches, R. J. Shat
fer, Tedrow Phone. 22-1-p
FOR SALE-Top onion sets for
Fail planting. Ben Leslie, Phone 327
FOR SALE-Plums and peaches
u. W. Berkebile, Delta, Ohio. 22-2-p
. FOR RENT-Flat, seven rooms and
bath. Inquire at Tribune office. 16-tf
FOR SALE-Three Holstein heifers
one Il months old, two one-year old.
22-l w. H. MERCER.
WANTED-Plain sewing, quilting
or crocheting to do. Mrs. Dell An
drews, phone black 673.
FOR SAIE-TWo As acre farms
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Baker of St.
Johns, Michigan, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els Luke and son Gerald and daugh-
ter Mildred and Mr.. Peter Roth of
Toledo we're Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Friedrich Reno.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hodges and
daughters Ethel and Marguerite of
Rome Center, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs.
o. Powell and son Glen of Eaton Ra-
pids, Michigan, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. James Hodges.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08

Rev. Wharton returned from two
weeks vacation Wednesday and will
preach Sunday morning and evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rockwell of
Liberty Center will spend few days
of this week with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
lev Rockwell
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08
SCHOOL SUPPLIES

Our showing of school supplies of all
kinds is unusually complete this year.
Everything from slate pencil or common
book strap to complete outfits
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08

WANTED Millinery apprentice
RI. Miss Domitio.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08

FOR SALE-Peaches, R. ]. Shat
Ter, Tedrow Phone. 22-1-p
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08

Doctor and Mrs. A. B. Darby were
guests in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
F. E. Kenyon Friday and Saturday
of last week.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08

18-tf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
With 75c extra Payment.
With Csc extra Payment. ,
9lu bic Qeier ankerbalb Stearns
County.

Mne 9eier bes ,Moroitern," sic MIDI
in stearns County uobnen, iinl
freunoli4 erIudt, lire 8ablunge1
iiir bieies 8latt, permittelit Drnf
ODER @eloanmeiiung ei%n3uienoen
8ir modten, baB ale 2eier iid
Die bon uns gebotene @elegenbett
gegen 8orausbe5ablung oes 8lat
tes in ben 8eiiR elmer Derrliden Bro
mie gu %eelangen, 3unusen MAIDEN. 81
es nun aber unierer re%iieroen Mgen,
ten niht moglih lit, bel allen unie
rem Mbonnenten por3uipreden, bepo'
Die @usmabl Der idonen Pramien Der
grifen iein miro, 10 liegt es i'm Snte
reiie oerielben, oas @elo brett mad
Ser Office gu ienben, morauf promp
tie 3uienoung Der gemunidten Bro
mie erfolgen miro. BUR @ntgegen
,abme ser einen ODER ser anberen bic
Yer merthponen 8rdmien gegen 8or
msbe3ahlung bes .Hcroitern" auf cit
>Subr lohet erQebenft Gin Die
rNorbttern". 1rndgfeai@ak
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
@tele @inber haben @iirmer.

@iirmer iino cine gemobnlid)e Sim
oerfronfbeit. sic maiden &in0er mi=
oeripenitig, nerp0S un6 unrubig,
neblt6em berarben Tie Sen &0rper uno
Sen @eiit erfriidenoer Nabrung.
8eobo9tet @uer &ino. unteriudpt Den
Stublgmg unb bel ben eriten 3eiden
bon @iirmern gebt guren &in6er Ell
ne Doits @tdapoo @urmto0ter. Sic
t06ten sic @iirmer, arbeiten mie Elm
2orir nnb bertreiben Die @iirmer unb
pergifteten Stoffe. 8eleben oas Sp-
item un6 belfen gum 9lufbou Ser &C.
iunbbeit unb ser 3%ufrtcocnen @tim-
n1ur1 Cures 4in6es. Sur 25f in
gurer &potbefe. - Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
Scr s.. nmo s.. &ominl Cigar @ro@nit.

birefter 8e3ieu1ng lteben o6er bireft
bo11 6emielben beriibrt tper6en. 9t1r
gang tpenage geben meiter urr6 beb=
nen oieie Gerpflibtungen m16 a1f
Sic 0ffentliden 8orgdnge in Ser
&o1nmunitdt aus. limo eigenartiger=
1peile ideint Dor aqem BEL &atbolifen
nod nt9t bas ribtige @eritanoniB
fir lire fommunalpolitiiden Mufga=
ben un6 6ere1r e11geS 8erbaltniB CUR
c%uge1neinen Staatspoblfabrt gu
berrlden. un6 6o9 fommt 6eniel=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
Mlufruf 3u11 &eim6 hes
Sci. ting. %oltSteiteS.

Der Of. lung. 9onul menoet db in iosenoem Mnignie on sa9 as "a aS;eaasm mmS
oefonener @pooten I'M 49,, 10. ub 20. Sebruar in Der ct. N9nes'Saue,
unb &eut0rase. obqeboteu mer6en pir0:
,eanbslente me guunSe!- Cine belize %ad9,t rit sud! cine saSr; gaiid5t ;a %ads
beren uebernabme uAo grfuuun9 fir uS ale cine gbren1adbe 1T. Spn Den
Sdlodatfdberu orinat au uns bic tunne 8tte 9auienoer unlerer Brloer, tpel'
d. iar soabarhss. ibr ,asben> benz Satsr 9mouj sl ms, 9p pgh SaT Tsbs%s% sg1 e.:
Sns nit iensr aloTbeit weldbs Der nabsnoe S9b oe SSg Md in pie dt Submit ~, pa
lie Td aan5 bnseeeben baben; Sann mrS . aer leneiam oMntt Mri4 nT = nt
sb erfnneu. sic nebnen Nbidieo BON benz mas 19men NJ o1aer groe nent
Dem Saerlau6e am teuernen 1T, uo mt zen le6ten @prten rH" lie "ms 6H'
,%ruoer, lpr0t mir fir &eib uo &tno!" .
senerreidr uuearn bat berahuiuaf cine gtrenp1id9t eine 0anes(dbulo, nan1<
auda III ms lit Ser Rui BON ben Sdladbtfabern 9ebrnnaen, bat ing maht9
erurifen, hat in us on sSunib madbgerufen. audi unler Shdrfe1n be15utra@
en-. Us lit Sies oas ernemal. oaB mms IN st. PAUL @elegenbett &C.
bntcu 1pirS. audi fur Die WNitpcn uno YNaifcn or 0it.snng. &rte9er
etpas su tbuu. .
Sl huHe, bB ole, tuethe @pmpatbien fir Seterridblngarn mo oeren
ldnueroepruite SepDlferung beaen, in fretsehafer @el1e ih betati9en uMo BET
trooen merocu, ob Scr am 49,. 10. mno 90. Sebrmar 1915 TT Oct &a4e
Der 1t. Ylatcs= C5e,ncinoc (3a Gpno= mto Scnthr) bon 1900 mad
tuittaas bis 10000 abcnoS fattfnScnoe y at 3n0umfcn Der Ntt=
uu uo 9Naiien 0ncrrciid=una artider &rtc9er enen 9ldnaenoen erz
fpa hobeu meroe. gs peroen bel biGenn Solar @e9enfanoe (ne5or6autautpz
iupbil, Niamontrinq, @rummppbDn, @euebr, etc. etc. 6r- SerDlnn9 nno
gum. sertaufe seloaaen: Mabere anstanit tm ,gers @,t BENT =. 8; u t. 5asa sM
Rpululote III St. Saul ertbett, nD oub epentueue. Spenoen N Setrage mt
eeaenseupnnmen >perben. Mudh @epinnant9eile fir Die gu perloNM6en ge9en.
fdnoe imo BORT erbaltidl. 8ite ib 5ablrenb nno eifu9f 5u betbeth9en. SIN
Nanen hs NuSIbunes:
Ser s.. nmo 8. &oniml Cigar Erodunif.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
Ri9os Oer9on9en6eit.

IS 1T pobl ipenig betannt, oab I'D
in Der unmittelbaren Ndbe &tgos eix
fit sic prenbi19e unb beutf4e Sc
i6i@te bo9pidtiger Oft %pol5ogen bat.
Sm eyuli, 1907, fanben 9aroenbers,
MltenHein unb Niebubr por Ser Der
folgungs{udt Mapoleons in &iga ST.
flu6t. Sn einem 1@0nen Bart auf
5uFenbof, Sen ser BANTER Rletn ben
preubiiden @taatsbeamten gum Mufz
entboltsort 5ur @erfieung geite1t
botte, perfaBte @arosnberg am Il.
September, 1907, feline beribmte
Denff9rift uber Sic @eorganifatiox
ces preubi19en @taates, oie fir bic
Gntpidlung oer preubii@en 8erfafz
flung 10 beoeutungspoa ge]porben it.
Mit @ett Bat man Sic @ermtrflt@uns
Der in ibr ousgefprodenen Sbeen Den
@%runbpfeiler res 9eutf4en @eiaes
uno ser Ma6tte1ung 9eutf4lanos
unter Sen europdifden @tuoten gez
nannt. scSm ndhften Sabre bielten lid
ouf Der 9ur9reif lie na6 st. peersz
burg &0nig Jrieori@ Wilbe1m III.
uno &0nigin 2uiie in &iga auf. 8ei
i1rem Gin5u9e ritten Dor ibrem Maz
gen sic beiben reitenben 8iirgergaroer,
gu @bren oes fdpergepriften preubiz
fden &Dnigspaares tpurben Seitli9teis
ten peran%f tultet, bet oenen bic &0nts
ain burh hire Qiebensmir0iqfeit un5
Mnmut ale .$9ersen be5auberte. SIR
@uni@, einen @@lud 8ier gu trim
ten, ma4te Mufieben. Man retdte TIT
6as @epinihte acknowledgements III
elmer por5euantoi1e. @inige WodeH
fpdter fprod Scatter Mleranber Der re
eati4en @taotgemetnoe in einen
@6retben feline %beionoere Mnertennuns
fur ote gldn3enbe Mufnobme bes prelte
bif4en &0nigs uno feiner @emabm
Gus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
Snt @@neQfeuer.
@@aberuns aus Den 8riefeu e''es'
euQIiiaen SolDaten.

9os Qonboner 8latt ,9ailp Maii"
brinat eine @eibe bon @4iloerungen
uber bic grfalrangen zines Jretptl'z
aen, ser gerace pom ariegsl4auplas-
5uriidgefebrt lit. Mir geben oaraus'
Vie folgenoen Mbidbe:
u@eraoe ais Die fribe Ddmmeruns
am 9immel Iiatbar lpuroe, plabten @e
.ri ten @e19oi7e iiber oer 2tnte: Won
81 ab fomen, iheinbar eine @ptgtet
lang uno bod nut 3pei @tunDen, Die
@efdo6e in anbauernber S olge.
@6rapnens, gri1an3gef@o1e uno ass
uno gu Elm sroBes, tpuri tarttg &C.
formtes Ding beuleno bur4 Die 2utt,
UNI NIT betGu6enoem @et0le gu plaBen.
Die Ddmpfe Der @el@ofe brangen Den
@oloaten in Die Musen, bic 8ruittpebr
bra9 5ulommen, 5raperlen bra9eH
nieber, sic 2eute tpurben unter ben
Srummern b%egraben. Die 8el9ol1e
famen meiter. Wer nod am 2eben
mar, log betdubt uno bilflos oa.
@an5e Settle Ser 5rontbedung per{anz
fen in Sen oufgerinenen arotern. Mn
etniqen 5tenen f"tiir3ten Ole 2eute, fa1t
BON @innen, aus Dem 9roben bltnez
lings btnuus, muir um Die lem graBltz
6en Sob, Ser bo6 fem Sob tpar, 5H
entrtnnen.
Mber tpenn ber 500 i'm 8raben
tpabr16etnli9 NOR, brauB gen 1par ct gez
mib. Ser berni9tenoe S4rapneQrez
ge1 fano bic Jlu@tenoen bsraus, ritz
Tie nieber. ginen na4 benz anbern~
Ginige 1dleppten ii6 nod eine @trede
NIT 3erf9metterten 8lieoern, 1t0bnens
unb dd3eno meter, Bis lie Elm neues
@ef@oB gum Jrieoen bettete.
uNieber, nieoer!" periudte Der 5retz
miuige feinen 2euten 5u5u1@reiex,
Seine in Ter fiir9terlihen nerDen5erz
riittenoen !90ne 3itternOen 2ippex
tonnten taum bic @orte biloen. @
bra@te taum Elm Tluftern berpor~
@enn ct au9 bur9 Elm Megapbon gez
f4rieen bdtte, niemano bdtte es gez
bort. 9as @et01e nor Elm gu unz
glaubli@es. unb Sic @ef@oHe ra{ten
peiter. Der Treipinige ftarrte itumpf
auf etnen Mann, Der btnter elmer Sroz
Der 5e tniete unb f%tnnloie Morte laute~
ST moGte i'm aufritteln, als init be-
tGubenbem &ra9en etne Sri ian5graz
nate iiber ser SraDerie trepierte. Ser
Mann purbe portpdrts gef9leuoert
unb fem &opf iab aus ben auf tbn
9e1tur5ten @roma6en beraus.
Ml{o SOS tpar es, tpas Die 3ettunz
qen Elm ,piitenbes 8ombaroement Der
@rdben" nonnten. uno Ser @r5dhler
Bottle Big oabin nod teinen 9eutf4en
gefeben.
pl6bli@, mie Elm @turm in ben
Sropen ablaut, b0rte bas @aieben
auf. @eiit un6 Gebirn tparen nod be-
tGubt. Mie lanee er 10 Ing, ct tpubte
es ni@t. pl0Bli9 fab er cine @eftalt
UNI sic eritDrte Sraperi lie trie4en. IS
par fem 9auptmann. @ott lei 9anf,
bob sic ni9ts abbetommen baben.
sic batten es f9limm bier?"
Ser Trei!pt4ige nidte, er tonnte
nidt }predcn. Ser @auptmann fab
ibm ms @eitdt unb Der tomb. Niez
mano fpro6 cine Meile.
.@ie bel iinb iibrig BON Sbrer us
teiluns?" fragte Der 9auptmann.
SD tpeiB es nidt." @eine @ttnz
me 1@allte ibm lelber ielt1am. Satz
1G@li4 5itterte lie pte Sic zines altex
Mannes. sic frohen lumber un6 3es
qen aus ulIerlei Gden MGnner nit fa5<
len @e1i9tern. Giner i@lud5te, ar
oere l%tarrten betdubt Dor ii9 bin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
1armanIeihcn nerIanat.

@el6 at berleiben n1f fultipiertt
Stearns @ountp 8ormet gu 6 Iro'
gent Sntereiien. Mb3obIung ie nod
Bunih. Merdants @ational 8anf,
ct. Glouo, Min1t. 31.bo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
vNprbtern" ,&alenber fir 1916.

uN0r01fern "'Nale10ef tIr 1910.
Elm 6omilienfalenoer i'm mabren
Stnne oes 8ortes. &eidli4 m1sge'
ftottet NIT id0nen SQuitrationen uno
onaefuQt NIT b~elebrenoem, erbauen'
benz uno unterbaltencem 2eieitoff fir
Sung uno MIt, tonn oeriebe al Sen
belten aalenoern fir cine tatboliidf
Samilie gc5ablt meroen. Sir Die
Ianacn 8%interubenoe feine before
2efture.
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prdmtrn-Gtfe

9egenbe Ser &eiligen in gepreBtem
Hra4teinban6e uno NIT farbigen Del
bilbern.
&oienfrdn3e in @tui, NIT gol6plat'
tiertem Grabte. @orantiert fir 5
Sabre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20

8eeen $50 Grtra5ablnng.
Deuti9-@ngliib un6 gngliidrDeu
ides @0rterbu6 NIT gutem ginbanoe
uno 1912 geiten. Midts 8eiiereS
gu baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
Sin arg nerna@ldnt8tes
0ettet.
ssruntper &atbplifen nebmeu fom
utunalpolitiide Sbatisfeit anf.

Nenu bon ltaatsbiirgerliden Bflid=
leu geIprcd)en miro, 10 6enfen 1ebr
siele gepobnlid n1tr an iene 3inge>
lie nit oeuu 2ebe1t oes Gtnates IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20

Nieoerum beftnoen wtr nnS tn1
Bette elmer grukcu Musmabl berrli'
der Eramien. user BON unieru Sc
fern ieinen @iditauo amf ben rNorb'
fern" unb ba5u mod elm Sabr i'm
Bpraus be5ablt, lit CUR Nusmabl IT.
aenb elmer Der naditebenb angegebe'
neu Yramieu beredtigt:
Die foIgenben in Moroeco gebun-
senen @ebetbuder geben mir
Dime Gg%tra5abluug:
8rot Der gngel.
Stern oes &e;les.
Yerleu ser Mnoodt.
Simmelsidlilel.
Ape Maria.
Sdusengel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
@ebete Der &eiligen, in mittelgro'
bem Irud.
6Ibrer 5um Simmel in @rob6rud.
Srolt Der Nrmen Seelen.
Sic Ebilotbea, elm berrli4eS &r'
bouungsbu9.
0tein critics Communion 8u9lein,
it peridieoenen @inbanoen fir &in'
Der.
geldid)ten Bi9er.
German gneliib Dictionary.
@orlos Neaop &edoner.
9taoel.gtui nit pielen Sorten yea.
beln.
Noienfrdn3e.
9eiligen-Bil6er, bon 6enen mir
apei 3uiammenpaiienoe geben.
Cine groBe Yatent Sdere.
Cine Able, ferti9 fir ben @ebrm1h
nit 3mirn unb Na0eln, gum &epari'
rem bon Yfer6egeidirr uno S4uben.
8anofarte bon StearnS @ountp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20

gu elmer ein5igen @prengung boa
@tienera in @iioparanger bot mon
$4,000 Rilogramm @pnamtt benubt.
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Sn Gn9liid baben mir:
Without extra PAYMENT.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
Nedeu 25t Grtra7ahIuna.

@ebetbufer perifieoener 9itel nit
Geuuloi0 un6 9ammeteinban6.
Ger Buumgorten, elm grobes 6or'
mat nit Wittclorud un6 tpei4em
Morocco ginban6.
@rfIdrung oes &eiltgen Mebopters.
@oienfran5e, goloplattiert. IN fh6'
nem gtut.
Critics Communion Bud. @Icgan.
Ter GeQuIoi0 @inbanb, fir 4in6er.
T,ibrer 31 Got, Moroceo, bano'
gebunoen.
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9nfan6.
&ictoriano 0uerta ietnen Set:
oen erlegen.

@pp5epclt uno Mput alS aanbioa-
ten-@nalano 8ibt Tarbb1l5er frei.
3aoipoepcfden auf $500 Metlen.
Observation-Disclosures In Sontb
Garpltna-9er observation-disclosures
blubt-0r.M diQc8 @oie 8eitorbeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20

@eacn 500 G%rtrasahlmna.
@offine, &ono 8oitile, Grbolt1os'
Bud.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20

Tarbb0l3er freiseseben.
Mie Der 8oniul Monagban in
&ingfton, Samaica, Dem @taatsoeparz
tement meloet, bat bic britil@e Regtez
rur1g bas M%usfubrperbot fir 6arbbolz
aer uno @rtrotte folder aus Somatea
a%ufdehpben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
Meue 6luamo4ine1 n.

Sn Der Tliegerftation BEL peniacola,
Jla., mer6en i'm 2aufe ser ndditen
ie93ig Sage finf5ebn neue Slug3euge
abgeliefer mer0en; neun 0aDon fino
bon elmer 5irma in Marblebeao,
MaH., feds bon elmer folden in 9poe
part gebout. Drei bon oen Mpparaz
ten iinb 8ur9eb 8attlezMeroplane. Die
gr0bten unb fdnellften, pel@e lie fir
bic 8unoesregierung beite1t moroen
ltnb.
Connecticut western news., 1916-08-31

he pays wages that supply your bread and butter, work for him, speak we'll of him. think we'll of him, and stand hy the institution he represents. I think if worked for man. I would work for him. I would not work for him a part of his time, but all of his time l would give an undivided service or none If put to the pinch, an ounce of loyalty is worth a pound of cleverness. If you must vilify, condemn and eternally disparage, why, resign your position. and when you are outside, damn to your hearts content. Bu0, pray you. sn long as you are part of an institution, do not condemn 1t. Not that you will injure the in. stitutiop-not that-but when you disparage the concern of which you are a part, you disparage yourself. And don't forget II forgot won't do in business.
Connecticut western news., 1916-08-31
What the Other Fellows Say

Bulgarian troops have taken Kas. toria. Apparently they spell 1t with a "k" in Greece, as they do with so many other similar words. The dis. patch does not say whether the Bulgars cried for the Kastoria before they took it, but it may be presumed that the effect will be just the same.-Hartford Courant.
 War aviators report that they can see 150 miles in every direction from a height of 4,000 yards. But nobody in Europe, no matter how high he goes, can see fifteen minutes into the future. -Meriden Journal.
 To certain extent mothers are sorry that the opening of school has been postponed, but of course they don't like to expose the kiddIes to any danger Bridgeport Post.
 One of the signs of growing German Encouragement is the currency of re- mark attributed to Bismarck, that "the next war may be very short one, or it may last seven years. It Is already settled that that next war" will not be short. Is there no other alternative than the one Bismarck suggested ? If so, God help Germany-and the rest of Europe !-So1th Norwalk Sentinel.
 Carrying a sled, man crossed North street yesterday. He got across before it started to snow.-Pittsfield Eagle.
 New Haven judges are learning tine language of automobile justice. They can now say distinctly to those found guilty of reckless and dangerous driv. ing, Fifty dollals and costs" By and by they may enlarge their vocab- ualry to the extent of being able to say clearly, in addition "Three months Tn jail." They are learning, though with painful slowness. Bristol Press.
 Lest we forget-a prophet" has de- clared that the European war will end September 7.-Hartford Post.
 We wonder why the Litchfield En- quirer always inserts "Adv," to such articles it publishes as in any way favor the cause of the prohibition of the liquor traffic.-Woodbury Reporter. Because the postal laws require that ali reading notices and the like that are paid for, should bear the mark "adv. - Litchfield Enquirer.
Connecticut western news., 1916-08-31
POINTED ADVICE.

Editor Innis Osborn, of the Tele. phone Bulletin, quotes the following from the pen of the late Ebert Hub. bard, and admonishes his readers to Read that over once again; assimilate it and get what is back of it, Then apply the advice in an interrogatory form to yourself and see what the answer is. Particularly consider the sentence before the last. There is some food for thought in that sentence, a lot of good dope crowded into a few simple words. We repeat, without any malice aforethought. think it over!'
 It is good philosophy to commend to the perusal of the shirking, disloyal, back-biting employe who Hays down" on his job, abuses the confidence of his employers, takes advantage of the in- stitution that supplies him with bread and butter, and scoffs at it among his boon companions. The admonition referred to is as follows:
 E"If you work for a man, ill
 Heavens name work for him. If
Connecticut western news., 1916-08-31
What is Home Without a Motherq

What is Home Without a Mother9 What is home without a mother? What are all the joys we meet, When the loving smile no longer Greets the coming of our feet? The days seem long, the nights are
 drear,
 And time rolls slowly on; And oh, how few are childhood's
 pleasures,
 When her gentle, gentle care is gone Things we prize are first to vanish; Hearts we love to pass away; And how soon cen in our childhood We behold her turning gray; Her eyes grow dim, her step is slow; Her joys of earth are past; And sometimes, ere we learn to know
 her,
 She hath breathed, hath breathed on
 earth her last. Older hearts may have their sorrows, Griefs that quickly die away; But a mother lost in childhood Grieves the heart, the heart from
 day today; We miss her kind, her willing hand, Her fond and earnest care; And, oh how dark is life around usl What is home without. without her
 there?
 -Septimus Winner.
Connecticut western news., 1916-08-31
Treatment for Apple Drunk.

In the last couple months of sum- mer it is not an uncommon occurrence to find that the wind fall apples have been eaten by the COWS to such an ex. tent that the fermentation of them in the digestive tract produces enough alcohol to cause intoxication.
 This condition, if allowed to exits for any length of time, impairs the milk flow to such an extent as to make a good milker a loosing proposition fin. anciaily. The following remedy, says Karl B. Miusser, agent in dairying at the Connecticut Agricultural College, is one that has proven successful. Make a drench of 1 pint of common salt, 1 pint Epson salts and } pint ginger. This should be giveE as a dose, and if relief is not apparent ill an hour, boil two pounds of coffee in two and a half quarts of water, strain and give to COW. In most cases the first treatment is sufficient if the animal is not left too long without treatment, but ill severe cases both treatments are recommended.