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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-06-16
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1910.
So far it has been poor summer for
the lawn sprinkler business,

The condition of Vermont hay is APP
praised at lOi, against So as the aver
age forecast for the past eight years.
Conservative judgment in Addison
County exceeds even that, Nor was
there ever such a year for heavy and
healthy foliage as the present one,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-06-16
SIDEWALK FUND.

The fund for the walk to West GENE.
terry is growing very sowly-but it is
growing. The chief point of interest,
just now, is whether or not the entire
amount OF money needed can be raised
in proper time. 1t should be in hand
within the next two weeks. The last
$1,000 is already pledged, and this in
addition to the subscriptions here re-
corded. 1t will be seen that Sl36. 90
remain to be secured. Now is the time
to help. Give while the giving's good.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-06-16

There is wise old proverb that a
tailor had better stick to his last. There
is also a verse in the Bible which says,
81 would rather be doorkeeper in the
house of my God than to dwell in the
tents of wickedness." Besides, what
is the matter with Senator Page any
MaX2
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-06-16
Some MOVING.

Bacon-My neighbor told me he
played game of chess on the train
the other day when they were going
forty miles an hour. Egbert-Why,
didn't know chess players ever moved
as fast as tbat-YO kers Statesman.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-06-16
MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. Roy E. Whittemore, Pastor
Both morning and evening worship
will be omitted as the congregation has
been invited to attend the college observ-
ances.
Bible school and Christian Endeavor
will be held as usual.
Tuesday evening, Gospel service at
Brooksvlle.l
Regular mid-week service at the church
Thursday evening.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-06-16
VERMONT SCENERY.

The Greater Vermont association an
nounces that through the cooperation
of boards of trade, hotel men, and
photographers in oaning large pho
tographs Of Vermont scenery the
lobbies of Montpelier hotels during the
annual meeting of the association, July
u and 10 will become Picture
Galleries of Vermont Scenery The
proprietors of the Montpelier hotels
have kindly consented thus to aid the
Greater Vermont association in making
a demonstration of what the associa-
ton thinks ought to take place in the
obby of every Vermont hotel. The
walls of the public rooms Of our
hotels form Vermont advertising space
which ought to be used for the ad-
vertising of Vermont attractions, local
and State.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-06-16
Two Glasses,

To the pedestrian humanity seems to
be divided into two classes-the carless
and the careless.-Judge.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-06-16
Church N otes
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Services are in charge of the College
Baccalaureate sermon Sunday. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-06-16
POWER PETITION GRANTED,
Continued from Page Il

| lNpHllHutu from rage ~
would be alike ruinous to said company
and to the proposed corporation, and
result to the public evil instead of the
public good,
The Montpelier & Barre Company
also claimed that the proposed plan of
development was impracticable and
that the expense of the same made It
prohibitlye when considered with re-
gard to the electric energy which could
be developed and distributed therefrom
We do not now pass fayorably or un.
fayorably upon the proposed plan of
development, The evidence was ex-
tremely contradictory in that regard
If the proposed corporation be estab-
lished, It cannot make any hydro-elec.
trio development without the Commits
sion passing upon the capital securities
of the corporation which must be issued
in order to finance any development
To secure ourcerticate Of approval for
the issue of stock and bonds for any
sort Of development on the Middlebury
River by the proposed corporation, it
will be necessary for the corporation to
satisfy the Commission that the devel-
opment is feasible commercially, will
render fair return on the money in
vested will have a market for its out
put Of electric energy at rates which
will be fair to both the consumer and
the corporation and to the investors in
its securities, We do not now deter
mine whether the proposed plan of
development set forth at this hearing
meets the conditions just mentioned or
not, but we are satisfied that some plan
of hydro.electric development upon the
Middlebury River at the points where
the petitioners have interest in the
riparian lands is feasible. The articles
of association do not limit the proposed
corporation to any particular plan of
development, We will pass upon the
plan Of development when the same is
presented to US in connection with the
financing of the corporation, at which
time we believe that a more satsfac-
tory determination can be made than
at the present.
The articles of association limit the
distribution of electric energy in the
territory of the Montpelier & Barre
Company to energy for power and me-
chanical purposes and it is our judgment
that we should not refuse certificate
of general good to the proposed corpor-
alton, especially in view of the doctrine
laid down in Rutland Railway Light &
Power Co. v. Clarendon Power Co. Sc
Vt. as.
The Commission believes that every
certificate of general good should con-
tain the following provision:
In the sale of electricity, persons
residing in Vermont, municipal cor
porations or persons doing business in
Vermont shall have preference, under
similar terms and conditions This pro-
vision shall be considered as a contract
between the corporation and the State
of Vermont for the benefit Of such in
corporations thereof as may be here
after affected. "
The articles of association presented
in the present case do not contain this
provision and before the same are filed
with the Secretary of State they should
be amended by the insertion of this pro-
vision.
CERTIFICATE.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-06-16
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.

ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.
Rev. John Evans Bold. Rector.
Rectory No. 119 Main street.
1880, Holy Communion (2nd, 4th and
9Th Sundays.)
10:45, Morning Prayer. Holy Com.
munion (st and 3rd Sundays.
1000, Sunday school.
1880, Evening PRAYER.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-06-16
CERTIFICATE.

From the evidence, we find, adjudge
and certify that the establishment and
maintenance of the proposed corporation
under the articles of association above
set forth when amended so as to contain
the following provision:
I'm the sale of electricity, persons
residing in Vermont, municipal corpora
tons or persons doing business in Yer
mont shall have preference, under SINH
lar terms and conditions. This pro-
vision shall be considered as a contract
between the corporation and the State
of Vermont for the benefit of such in
corporations thereof as may be here
after affected" will promote the gen
eral good of the State.
Dated at Brattleboro, Windham
County, this 9th day of June, 1916
ROBERT C. BACON,
VIM. r. WARNER,
WALTER A. BUTTON.
Public Service Commission of Vermont
Office Of Clerk, Filed: June 10, 1916.
Attest:
NEIL D. .CLAwsoN, Clerk.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-04
Sebentlame Wnipiei nnaeu,

81 obigen1 8crid)te. Ocn mir ser
nOermalla" e%ntnepulen, it)reibt Die.
leibe eoltoriel lcbr pullen0 Hohltc,
bcIl0eS
vSl leiler bicligcn Rc0e io9te Der
Iralioent H.. a. 6olgcnoes; Sic Sto.
rcltfriebe baben ibre Tfeile nerihol
len unn nlf)ts oltsgeridtet. Ginigc
BON Ibnen iillo lebr lnltt eelpeien. 9ille
lin0 lie lebr unperalttlpprtlidl gene
len. 9teben lit billig urh oorin be.
ltorloen ibre gan5enllnfolten. 3u tfun
bottct lie nidts. @inigc Wianner ldci.
zen uereeiIen 81 baben. oab Die De
idlidJte feline agreiltne @an0llnng scr
&ereinigtcn Staotelt Su per5etdncli
bot lno feline Sanblung, Die 10 &c
hcutet meroen fonnte. uls ipolten oie
&ereinigten Stoten ltd in Die @on-
Del Der S0noer ouf Der onocren Seits
miifen. Mdnner, Die uts 5u fol-
chen 9altolunger alf5urel5en Der.
iud)en, baben Die Sraoitloncn oec
gi~creinieten Staaten pergelien."
gSenm mir uus lllt Die 9altung
Gbcooore Rooiebelts per9egenlparti-
gen, menn mir unS e%rinnern, oob err
ON Gage, nndoem Der Erdiioert in
gtem Oorf %gelue'cit, III oerielbcr Stnot
cine groBc Siraoe loslieB, i'll ipelher
or, nodbem er mieoer mad @cr5ens-
Init ilhcr sic o~el,tidlen .Iioroer" uno
Die INSTRUMENTATION n&errdt1er"
oeihimpit, Der gegempartigen 4omi-
niltrdtion Sdymade, 6eigbeit uno
G6rloiiefclt pormarf, neil tie nift 10
inrt Dem Ill oe1 Shmue g~etrompeltcn
fIeinen gcleien 81 Silfe geeilt lei, 10
foun man foi,m oaron 5Dcifeln, ooB
Der oben mitaetbeilte Eoiius Der &tl-
ionlhen Reoe ouf Den miloen 9ieiter
oeiniln5t NOR @cuigitens fenncn
mirgtiemano, oltf Den er beller poBtc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-04
upQoztpoaoooo $50 usannono

Hurtct an9eborten. lluo oieies eje.
ntDl muB Der Grdli0cnt moll aud,
gebnbt bobem ocnn Nas Sad)eln auf
iclnem 0tunOe lieB erfeltuct oab er
nit Dem Gmpinng Der 3llDorer mo
nit Dem lturfen Ssntcreilc, Dos lciller
9icoe entgegengcbrodlt mliroe, Sufric-
ben mar. llnb Der Erdiioent nor in
gutter StiTmling. 3ler ltltD oa tlcb
er III ieine Heoe bumoriltiidle BE
mcrtlungen blueinfIicBcu. mas Elm
frobes Snd)en inter Den 3uboreru
Derporrief.
Ter abifieS ocs Gbreu- @aites.
Sogleih nod Dem AbiAIuB I'M
N~uoitorium irat Der Gralioent init
ieiner @%eielld,aft ouf DER eIeidlen
6Outc mie bel Der @infobrt Die Aid-
fchr sum gubnboie an. Ter Strait
ben begruBte Die Menge ill fobren-
Den @o9en itebenb nit iremolid,em
&ad)eu uno Shmenfen icines Suites.
Bonn Auditorium bis CUR orlttclt
StraBe ltano cine beqeiitcrtc Mettge
Spalicr. Gben1n mar mi &ptel
YtlItcr un0 pom bort his gum @obn,
hof Die StroBe entlorg elne genial.
tiQe Wtcnlhenmenge.
8epor ser Yr0iiocnt Den 31g be.
ltiea unterbielt en- iid) nod onreqen0
Il Der unge5mult9euiten Mclle nit
6cu Mltglieoern oes engeren Somi.
ties.
Als Gr1lioent gSiIion zen 3ug Be,
iticg, itiirmte Die 5umciit aus Sdul
tillocru b~eitebenoe Meuge bis gum
&ohnbofs9itter uno rief nlo id)rie
Dor Sergniiger, oa lie nun ben Hra-
lioenten o,,s ioIder gtdbc icben fnnn-
ten. Serr &illpn trnt nohnuls ol
Den &ono Der Hlottform uno mar
Iidtlid, iebr erfreut.
GrGiioellt @iIion nubm in Iebtell
athtbeil ieines Nageus EloB, no iih
inn olsbolb feline Satin ~5ilgeielltc.
Aber fal,m hottie l beioe ourh oas
froitbeidIogene 6eniter bm6urd) be-
merit, oils oralBen Der Sturm uon
ncu,.t .nsbrad. Sic trotan ihlieB=
lid ans 6cniter berall. nm Die aus
toulenoen aeblen fnmmenoe Scqrii-
brng onnfeno 81 ermi0ern.
Gnolid} tam bod DER 4bldieo. Snt
gSogeninnern Job man ben Yroliocn
ten nohmaIs Montcl uno &ut an
lc1el, mo5u iid aud, 6rau @ilion
ilberreoen licB. AIs oos 3eld)en 5ur
Ibfabrt beporitono. trat Der Troii-
bent nit ieiner Satin Ell leBteS
Mol ol,f bie IIottform. Cine cute
@elegenbeit fir Die pielen Tboto9ro-
phell, Die i'm immer micocr I'M cine
nlcbte 9%lnfnabme" boten.
Gin lestes frobes 2ad,et oes
YrGiioenten, ein frelinOlides gu
nifen ieiner @attin ul0 lanalam
cntldDonb ser 3ug Den @lifcn ser
tcqeilterten Wcnge.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-04
]nagneti(c6e pGanie.

Sn Der .9a5ette Sorticole" bon Hi,
caraeuo iperhen einiee Nnoaben iiber
cine eigerartigs pflan5e qema6t. Die
in bieiem Qonoe nib ipdfft. Sic qes
bort gu Der 6dmilie Der papiliono.
ceen unb befibt cine ftarte moenetiif)e
9rnft. Bel Der geriibrunq zines
3pei9es bat man ole oleiche e%ioenor.
tias Gmpfinoune pie bel elmer eletiri-
fhen G%ntlaoung. 8ereits brei 6is
bier W}eter BON Der pfInn3e entfern;
1T ibr GinfIub duf cine Woqnetnd0eI
gu fpiiren. Die 4bpeidun1 Ser WGq.
nstnnoeI binot notiirIih pm oer
Gntfernuno ab; ndhert man lid) Der
pfIan3e, 70 piro bic gspequnq Ie6.
batter, uno psnn 0as s%Snitrument in
ben 8uih qele1t miro. p~errpdnpslt ic
fid in cine bei6Ieunigte Rotation. Die
Gtdrte oieier Grfdeinung lpe6ielt am
Saoe je nod Der 3eit. uuo in Der
Ra6t 1T re taum pdbrnebmbor 81.
ter !S0kpuntt errsidt fie I'm 2 llbr
mittngs. Bel itiirmiidem Wetter III
nod cine Steigsrung gu bemsrten, Bel
Rsaen miro bic qflnn3e iofort melt.
Weoer 80geI nod Sni,tten na1en
fd auT ben sIettrii6sn stroud.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-04
Ru1liId6es a(6o6o(Uer6ot

Dem 8efsbl bes aommanoanten
bss 3erstpaebistes sntnsbmen mi, fol-
g.no. Isbgrei6sn gin5elbsiten: Sm
Nsintsnsr oss 4Ieranber S6ujsti in
RaliS6it purben auf @runo dr3ts
Iidsr rno tierdr3tliter Resepte bdufig
eeiitige 9etrGnte Derfouft, oa fir
pferos MISUNDERSTANDING in Jlas
I6en peri6rieben puroe. 8oliasis
bsomte buloetsn aud Den 8ertouf Don
S6naps fir 6nusbsleu6tune un0
gum alhengebrou6e. lleber Shujs
Ell purts nun cine Gelbitroie per.
bdngt uno Der tierdr3tIi6s Qonoesir,
fpettor purot beauftro9t, 3u pruFsn,
Oh CUR 6silung eon erfranttsn 6nuss
tieren aoonnt uro Shndps n1tiq
isisn. - Die oummen Wuf6its Der,
itsben ons ungeben bes 4lioboto,y
bots nod better ols bic fmarten gam
ices in unieren probibitioHsItaatsn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-04

lttl0 bel Der @clcQenhcit nnilen mir
nod erpohncn, 0aB audi ser gus III
Der &otld)aft, III ipelhcr Der Yr0lt-
hcnt pon 0en eingcborcneu Anlerita-
ncrn iprad,, Die ibre IeioenidaftIideh
SDmpathieu fIr cine Der fricQillD.
reuben Earteicm iIber inre outerlfd
nilde 2opalit0t ltcllcn. bcllte uligc-
mein ais eeget &opieuclt geridtc:
oriigeiabt miro.
Sener Yanms in Scr Sutidaft.
oMenn jcner Gallus III Der illnqlten
4otifaft, DER 10 uicl boies &lut or
regt hot, mirtlid) auf ole Geltihume4
ritancr senlilnSt mar. 10 mollen mir
sur ebre oes Yrdiloentcu %annebmcr.
nob es lbm beute Ieih tblit i'm &c.
id}riebcn 5u BADEN. Senn Milmaltfee
oil. a~llgenlein ols ole octtIdeitc
| Stoot oes Son0eS. Wan itolpert
tier geplIlermaBen ouf Shritt uno
Gritt .tber Den NIn0eitrid. llu0
0ph hat ibm geraOe Milmoutee eilietl
Gulpfang hereitet. mie or ibm in fei-
ncr onocren Stoot oesSdnoes 5uthail
muroe. Natllrlid meii er iebr mobl,
oaB ole entbullotild)en SUntioneu,
nic Inn bier bereitet ipur0en, nId)t
iciner Yeripm, nidt lelner NonnlnI
itrntion luio om oQermenigiten icincr
@riegspollttt qalten. %louocrn 0oB tic
clnfah Die Ennalltot au%soriItten.
Die jcoer quite 4merituuer fir Ole 81.
Ientlidlcn Ginridtungen icines 8ntcr-
Iarloes empfin0et. limo 81 0ieien 81
fentIiden Ginrihtln9en gcbort ntdl
Ole Yrd1ioentlhaft. Mcm Der Ytnnn.
Ger tic befleioet, Elm @emelnlueien be
lud)t, III DEM Oos oeittihe Clement
b~eionoers tart ncrtrcten lit, 70 bari
er INNER iider ieir, OoB leinem no
ben antc Der ldnlIoi0c Gribllt oes
%clpcfts 0argehradlt miro.
Son bier begub lid DER @roii0ent
nod Chicago. Sn oel Yeridtcn
ilbcr ieine oortige &coe iinoen mir
Den folgelloen i~lttcrelialIten HoiluS;
I'D nlltB geiteben, oaB id es iorg-
'0ltig perneioe, Die 2citunasberidtc
itbcr Die GetoiIs oeS &ricges 81 Ielen.
Sd min oen &rica ltlr i'll ieiner q a II.
sen @robc iebgl., 10 boB idImerifos
9(uigoben uno |flid,ten erfelmen
fonn." &ir nehnten bon bieicm Eoi'
Jus nit Iebbofter 9efricoiguna Noti5.
0oB it'd Der &rniibent gefIiiient-
lid Dem einiluB bieics boien @eiltcs
cnt5iebt. nlo oab nilc Die 9enlelren
ShmdbortiteI scgea 9elitiflano, 10
mcit err in 8etroht fomnlt, i'll Oie
quit ecid,ricben iino. oos lit liderIid)
ichr erfreuIlf)."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-04

Yoitmei Ter Sobn Scuns
Ion bon Ntnenia. u. g.. leQte lett
eini9en Wode.. Spuren pon ,SrrIinn
an oen Sdg mn purpe oesbalb be-
bufs unteriudung ieines 0ciites3u@
itan0es nab Dem Ct. Sofepb 9oipiz
tai in Yuterion gebrodt. 8or eini@
gen Wofen meIosie er Der Bplisei.
oab Ginbreder DEN 8aheni6ront oufz
aeiprengt uno $40 in 8riefmorten
uno Sarqeln erbeutet bdtten, bod err
CAB Die unteriu6ung. oob gar tein
Ginbru6 periibt purba uno peaer
@elO nod Worten feblten. Damn
beridtete er ser poIiSei. bob er GeIo
uro Marten auf Der 8eranoo ieires
Sauies gefunoen bose. Mls fein 8ruz
Der aus Spracuie, g. g., i'm be-
iu6te, ertldrte er. baB er gum 9e>
'uhe bes 8rubers nad Spraeuie reis
fen pole, uno er nannte ben 8ruoer
einsn 8striiger. Gbe sr abreifen torns
te, tpuroe bic YoIisei benohriftigt.
Die i'm mad Dem Soipitol bro6te.
Sn einem 4nfdII pun
Sdmermut bat Die crit a6t3ebnjdtris
qe Sennie S%olooustn, bon Bloom
fislo. 81. ibrem 0ofein bur6 Grs
hdngen elm Gnoe b~ereitet. Oils lire
Mutter, Die nur cine turSs babe
Stunoe pom 9auie pegoeblieben mar,
I'm cine Ho6bdrin III beiu6en, 5uriids
tsbrte, fam men'dIihe 6ilfe f6on gu
Ipdt. Wie elm Nr3t Der Rd6barfhoft
feitlteute, puren oie 2e6ens9eifter be-
rsits benz iugenoli6en &orper ents
floben. 5rdulein Solaoustp ipar crit
rsniqe Stunoen porber OILS gebeilt
aug Dem Wountdiniioe> 6oIpitol in
8len 3io9e entIafen tporben, in mel
DIES iie bate auiqenommen neroen
miiFen, oa iie an nerpoien acpfs
i6mer5en lit, ne tie 3eitpeilis un3us
re6nun9sfGhio mnd]ter. Wls lie
Wutter ibre Sod]tel beiudte, Bot oieie
flsbentIi6. tie aug Dem Snititut gu
bsfrsien. Naf NnIift Der Qnitaltss
%oertpaItun9 bate fid Sennies gu
Itanb oerort eebeFsrt, oob iie otrs
geoenten entlaiien tperben tonnte.
Oobeim dngelanet, benubte lie fofort
Die 4bpeienheit ihter Mutter. um III
rem 2eioen elm Gabe gu bsreiten. 9eis
ItesseitortEeit tpirb amtIih oIs Mctiu
Der Sat nnoeoeben.
Il m ibren Yater, 6nrln q.
pottei9er, am Qeben gu srboIiea, lisb
SRI. Anna poiteiger bon Spariopss
point, Baltimore Gcuntp. Wh., cine
Qudntitdt hires 9lutes in Die QDern
ibres Uaters, Der an 8lutormut lei=
oct, trdnsferieren. Die StetatIon
fpuros i'm Sohns Sopfins= noipital
ror9enommen, uno Der pdtient be-
finoet lid auf Dem Wege Der Belle,
rung. fSrI. pottsigsr matte infcige oes
9iutpsrluites in teiusr WeiIe gu lei
ben. 9erihieoens olIosre Witoiteoer
Der potteigerfhen 5dmtlie hatien iih
bereit srtldrt, ibr 8lut gu opi.rn, I'm
ibren treuen 0ater. Der i'm 50. Sc
bensidbr iteht. gu rsttsn. 6etr poti
eiqer 1T lei Der WarpIon0sr Siabls
@cfeuidait angsiie1t. uub beinat< 81
ieiner arbsitss aolegsn ofis'iertsp
i5r glut sur MISUNDERSTANDING De-
trdnten G~uneraoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-04

ltr fnopp uter
Stml0en, 10 miro
ausS eutidy Atben
beridtet,, meilte
0as 2~oRoesober
baupt inWttIlpall.
fees Moueru,
ober III oieien
Stunoen reibtc
lid cine @uI0i=
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-04
wecrrc,p 1Dilien 1T 11lil,pamfee.

Der prdTSent Ger Der. Staten in Ser Staatsmetropole, Ser eeutidbe-
item Staet i'm eeutideiten Staate, nit auseeiutter uoblcHe Mt
paneen. Seine hobe =teuur1 fterte thm oeraee Sort beoeiiterte
Iuieionnoen, Elm 0eitsm pom Gem unwaneelbaren patretisntus
Ger rSineeitrih" ,Imerifaner. Os Prdiieenten einorucfspoue Reese
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-31
COCA-COLA FIGHT HAS
REACHED SUPREME COURT

A powerfully supported effort to
strangle an important section of the
pure food law has reached the United
States supreme court The case bears
the odd title of the U. S. vs. the
Forty Barrels and Twenty Kegs of
Coca Cola. Appeal is made by the
government from the United States
circuit court of appeals.
The forty barrels and twenty kegs
of coca cola were seized and their
condemnation is sought on the ground
that they were "adulterated and mis-
branded Evidence was produced
showing that coca-cola is a soda
fountain syrup or base for soft drinks,
one ingredient of which is caffeine
and that caffeine is injurious TO tue
health Of children and nervous per
sons. many Of whom drink coca-cola
II was likewise demonstrated that
the coca cola seized contained nc
coca and mighty little cola. both OF
which are articles known TO the
commercial market.
Nevertheless, the circuit court OF
appeals ruled against the goYernmen'
on the ground that the caffeine II
question, having been part OF The
mixture when it was introduced tc
trade as coca cola, was not an added
poisonous or deleterious ingredient
II was not held by the lower cour'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-31
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

Under and by virtue of resolution
passed by the Board of Education of
the City OF Ardmore, State of Oklaho-
ma at a meeting held on the 21st day
of March, A. ID. 1916, Public Notice is
Hereby Given:
THAT A SPECIAL ELECTION is
hereby ordered and proclaimed to be
held in said school district comprising
said city and the territory annexed
thereto for school purposes on the 3rd
day of April, A. d. 1916 for the purpose
of submitting to the qualified electors
of said school district the following
proposition:
Shall the Board of Education of the
City of Ardmore, Oklahoma, issue its
negotiable coupon bonds in the aggre-
gate amount of forty thousand (40,00O)
dollars for the purpose of providing
funds for the purpose of erecting
school buildings in and for said city
school district and equipping the same
and also provide for the levy and col
lection of an annual tax upon all of
the taxable property in said school
district, comprising said city and the
territory annexed thereto for school
purposes, sufficient to pay the inter
est on said bonds when due and to
constitute n sinking fund for the pay
ment of the principal thereof when
due. Said bonds to bear interest not
TO exceed the rate of five per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually, and to
become due and payable twenty-five
years from their date.
The polls shall be opened at 500
o'clock a. m, and closed at 600 O'Clock
p. m.
There shall be one O polling place,
located at the city hall in said city
The following named persons are
hereby designated to conduct said elec
tion:
John II. Carlock, and j. w. New
comb, Judges.
Roy Shores and F. A. Pierce, Clerks
Such officers shall also act as count
ers.
WITNESS my hand as Mayor OF
said City of Ardmore, affixed in said
city this 21st day of March, A. ID. 1916
VAL MULLEN,
Attest: Mayor
G. II. BRUCE
(SeaD City Clerk.
First published March 22, 1916.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-31
cATARRH CANNOT BE CURED

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in
fluenced by constitutional conditions,
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Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-31
COLDS QUICKLY RELIEVED

Many people cough and cough from
the beginning of fall right through to
spring. Others get cold after cold.
Take DR.. Kings New Discovery and
you will get almost immediate relief
1t checks your cold, stops the racking
rasping, tissuetearing cough. heals
the inflammation, soothes the raw
tubes. Easy to take, antiseptic and
healing. Get a soc bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery and keep it in the
house at is certainly great medi-
cine and | keep a bottle of it contin-
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Franconia, N. II. Money back if not
satisfied, but it nearly always helps.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-31

that caffeine, used in the quantity
contained in coca cola, was not pois'
onous or deleterious to hedlth-mere-
ly that it was not an added poison,
and hence was not within the prohi-
bition of the law.
The administrators of the pure food
law are fighting this construction
to the last ditch. If this view of the
law prevails, manufacturers may use
any poison whatsoever in n compound
food provided only it is given a
distinctive name and is an ingredient
of the original formula under which
the article is offered for sale.