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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-06
Dawson-Campbell Clio. CO.
Window shades ut l.. rcttijohn's.
Doctor Chandler, Martin Building,
Oregon. Both Phones.

Oregon. Both Phones.
An streets that hav" been con-
crc,cd are now open 20 traffic.
i cmon nnnkhcnd u visiting with
relative. In Macon, Mississippi.
Charles Rnc"kcr. nf 81, Joseph,
wa visiting relatives IN Oregon, lat
week.
A now liro'cum On tia, kitchen
nnar li,h,cns house work. Sc" l..
rctt John.
Nj = Hlanrhc Narklnnd, accom-
panicd by her friend, Mis- Anita VIII
son, wa, NJ home, over sunday.
%. \, Davis. our photographer,
romovcd 10 the East Side, Monday,
into the poachcr building, upstairs
Mont Garry, Of Kansas city, was
| here, sunday, to see his mother VINO
hrs been quite sick, but Is now some
better.
Owen bankers Il now with the
Dawson Campbell Clothing Co.. and
invites his ,iany friends to call and
see him.
Miss Rcss Brumbaugh, Of Matt
lNN'''
Lou Fctrcc.
Mrs. Matte Elm, Of ST. Joseph
| Is visiting here, the guest Of hcr
cousin. CaSnar Michae' ana i"fh''E'
and other relatives
--I.ost-l,ctwccn the Cowan corner
and Robert Nocllsch's, a pair OF
rlnsscs in q case. Please return 10
Robert Nocllsch and receive reward.
Jacob Michael and wife, of Cali
fornin, are visiting here, the guests
of his brother. Caspar, and other rel
ntives. This is his first visit back to
the old home in 81 years.
All. Greene Is painting the resi-
doncc Of DR., j. l.. logan all white
tho most beautiful color of oil, All
All, certainly knows how to put the
paint on to make it smooth and even.
&c. Fits, wife and son. Maurice,
Ill + Cramnton and wife. of Kan,
"as Citv drove nm in their car, Sat
n r last and Visited with relatives
until sunday afternoon, when they re-
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-06
What Protection Means.

The protectionist would fix these
tariff duties on articles that can be
produced in this country, in order Ia
stimulate the making of them; in or
der that factories may be established
II they are not already established,
or continue in business II they arc
established. This means employment
for American working men at wages,
higher than those paid in any other
country; this means just SO much I'D.
ditional market Ut home for the pro.
ducts Of the American farmer, 90
much additional market at home fol-
any one that has anything Whatsoever
TO sell.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-06

Cider Apples I'VE will pay 30
cents per hundred for Cider Apples.
Started loading cars ct Canning Fac
tory, In Oregon, Tuesday, September
10. Apples received every day.
MOORE 4 MOORE.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-06
Picture framing at l.. Pettijohn's

Bert Maple and wife, accompa-
MED by Wick Greene, wife and little
son, drove to st. Joseph. Sunday, re-
turning the same evening, but the
ladies' stayed and returned Monday.
Bert informs US that they arrived In
st. Joseph In time for breakfast-in
fact, when they arrived none Of the
folks were up.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-06

nAsss Rates srs NET to All Advertisers and
Assnts.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
&nnlntns.

Wri,len iiionialainen eip. Intb. &on-
fallisieiirafunto (itienGinen) pit1a
'pa%liaifaiien fofouficnia tamnifuun
80 p. 1916. oIfocn flo Ht0 ap. Ir.
Gollc @oroon aiunuollo. 2ofoufleS-
ia tullaan fesfustelemoan ia p1Gt4
tauldan mitd taIIaon tcfcmddn npfpi-
fen icurofrniton firfon fonsio, joto
ICurafunta eli n6isiS oIoisio moi mis-
iG6n tapauficsio fdptt6a bplpdfiecn.
Wposfin feSfusteIIoan ia pddtet6dn
muistafin firffoa fosfeipista aiioiss
to.
&eboitctaon foiffia ienrdfunnan
iGicniG iaopumaon fofoufieen. Selis
rofunnon p~uoIcsta.
Sobn 4uffonen, &oIIe 8oroo,
Clinics. morofiri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
EreiiSentti 8iliom alfaa matfania
Sammifnnn 20 %pGiuGnG.

Calais, Maine. - Greiioentti 3il.
ion on MT lopulliiesti pGdttdnpt life
lGbteG prbumaan faniaIle marnstai,.
tumisfpipmpficstG ia pGdttGnpt aiaa
fen onnellileen loppiiun. gniim6inen
prlbujamatfa alfaa tantif. 80 p9iwG-
nd ia tulee ban fen olfamaan eniin
YittsburgiSta, ga, fifteen Ietiraaipat
paifat omat GIepeIono. Chicago, ct.
2ouis, &onias Gitp, ct. Soieph Des
Moines ia Daipenport. Eoinen mat.
ia alfaa belmifuun 10 pGipGna ia
tuIee ban iiIloin mcnemGGn alma Gen.
mcriin oSti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Stawalta t%arioaa rambaa s~crbiaIlc.

Staiualta tarjoaa ranbaa ScrbiaIlc.
Hooma. St1ipolIon f~errotoan
tebneen iuibcn raiibantarjouficn Ger
bioIlc epdonnistiittitoon nciiipotte.
Iuisia Montenesron fonsia. IGGIlG
on .berGttdnbt bdmmGstpstG Stolion
iononlaIebtien >iulfaiiemot icniiiroi.
national ticbot, ctt1 W~ontcneeron
funinsos GifoIoi on tebnpt iopimlf.
len Stdmaloln fonsio 10 fniifouii lit.
te. @crfiIIiienG iciffono nGiocn bii.
buicn pbtcpoeSiG ferrotoon, cttG Ion-
tcnegron funinaotor IiIcno ficIt6p.
tpi funingottaren, torioomoo mic-
roonworaiinutta NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@comon lGiuitie 2poiiin, Monsfasia,
iofa on " ontcnegron uiiii p6Gfoii.
punfi. ipaan ieniijoon oIesfeIi ipair-
MUSICIAN ilnosia fen ppidbtpesi6 Roo.
masio. Mntcnearon funineosper.
been ianotoon moIinneen ronsfoIoi.
r |H" fH H sou
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27

fansia iinua tuomitiemaan. SEQ mitG
on NIT ~tebt6fp19 HitGGf6 fieltGG ait-
tuuteii ia epGillG iiitG fononaon, mai
muistaaffo mltstana ai1ringon poltta-
mana alltuutenia paifo fielt11 fen =?
&umpi nGistG on SumaIan mielen
mufaan, min iparmaan iitG on lell-
rattatpa. SiIlG pllolen, ettG fieltGG
autulittania, eli ole pbtdGn raamatun
feboitiista, eifG tobistusta CT mpos
minfGGnlaista eIGmGn lupausto aii-
ti,iitenia fieltGiGlle. Siis ie eli ole Of
lenfaan Slmalan mielen miifaan,
maan ie on mitd iuurin beneeIlinen
tpbmpps. TanaIIiiesti ianotaan, 10.
ia tefee itiellcen ajattelemattomuu-
besia tai furiuuoesla Dabinfoa, ettd
ie on tebnpt itieGan fobtaan tiibmuuf-
Tia. Mutta fosfaan ei ibminen maaI-
liiesia iubteesia itielleen moi tebbG
Min iuurta tiibmuutta, fln ie iilloin
tefee, Jos ban fieltdd aiititutenia ia
mariinfin jos nlenee Min pitfdlle, fu-
ten Observation-Disclosures ianotaan,
ettG fieltG6 fofonan Sumalan oIemas-
ia dion. EGsiG on tl,bnmlis nous
iiit biiippuunia. &ieltdd iumaIan, on
lama ettG fieItda ibmiipptenid. &dp-
tdnnosiG ie oppi iobtaafin, ettG rune.
taon iitte oiottelemaan ia mieIesiddn
fiiipitteIemaar, fitten Charles Oar
min, eta ibminen on m~Nobostunut
opinasta. SGnen oppinia miifaan pa
rcmmin oifein alfujaan falasta.
Gatf. emf mumerosia.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27

S%itcbburgin, Nais. @iu. 2ntb. niio-
riioIiton toiminnasta puonna 1915,
onnettu fen ipuoiifofoufieen 81 pdiipd
tommifnuta 1916.
Siluret oiuot Sumalan armo-oioi'
tiifiet meitd ibmiiid fobtaan. Baitii
foiffeo iiaIlistd raffautta ia bnolenpi-
toa oialIiieem e%l1mddmme ndboen, o.
lemme i%oaneet SdneItd ianomattoman
poIion, iofa fosfee mclean fiiolemaf'
tomon }ieIumme p~eIastiisto. Sdn an
toi oman Boifanfa meta ipnnistd ma
pobtomaon ia nellie faootetiiille ia
tuomitiiIIe ~autuutta aniaitiemoait.
9iitos oIfoon ruffooIIe B%apobtajal-
Iemme, fun Sdn peIasti meiSdt faoo'
tufien molIastai Simalan firjotfe'
tusIa iamasia on tooisftiis iiitd, ettd
"Seeius Rristlis on tiiIlrtt mailman
ipntiiid papabtamaon." Slman SUI
Nolan ianaa oIiiiurme mefin bufos'
ia. 81 meiIId diff mitGdn bpotpd I'll
I'd, ettd Secfus fioii tdbtemme, elleI
diff iImoitusta SumaIon ianasid.
Me ~fnIfifimme piruedsid, tietamdttd
IaiGnfaon SumoIon peIostisneiiipos'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27

icfafoori oIlat ifddnfisin t6iiena fate
ma clifton ia icurafunnan toimimas.
IA. 2nuiummc pdipmdttomiIlci Iali.
.Iojinc mlimmat fiitofiet ia toipom.
me iamalla iatfumaa innostiista pbG
rtccnfin pain aIfanceIIc toimintapiio.
belle.
&oorimrie on eiiintpnpt, patti .,
misia fonierteisia ia tiIaiiuufiiSia
mposfin niimetalpena forfeafouIul
la amerifalaisten toimeenpanemaSio
Ieri fonialliiuufiien iliblasia ia mpos
ipiime feidnG raittiuSiublien iubla.
foniertisia faupungin talolla y. M,
pa%ifoisia. Mposfin 2iitolla on &c.
iiintpmisieura', iofa on berdtettp nil.
ME witooen aifana uubelleen toimi.
maan, ionfa toiminnan tarfotus on
barjottaa eiiintpiid 2iiton iItamia b,
NJ. tilaiiuufiia marten.
"SSnmala, iina olet minlia ni,oriiu.
oestani opettanut, ientdboen nina ju.
listan iiniin ibmeitGs:
Wfatti Bisfari, 2ppli Salomdfi.
clinics. firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Michi gan State J telephone Company.

fen faupuneil aiuinpoifaficcn naioen
Observation-Disclosures tafi a. StaIian
funingotar Selcna oil fiiitcnfin buo.
moamatta %tpttGreniG epGpstGiuGlliipp.
ocn oiotusto ia meni bonen luoficen
.junaIIc, josio diti ia tptGr fcsflstcIi-
lpot iIoiiesti Min faltar filin iitno LIB
ii liiffeelle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
"&erro, ferro o~stetuilIe,
ormo iaatiin ormosta."

Tiori1oliittomme~ on foettanui
paiffafin beifosti, tebbG tpotG niimC
fiiluneena toimintapitotena Serrar
nainiolla. Saarnatun ia firiotetur
ianan folttta on 2iitto foettonut fir.
fastoa ristiinnoitlittua &ristusto
niorille ia ,panboille. 2iitto on
mposfin iltamisiaan ia muisia TO.
f%oufiisiaan, laiiIun, lotion, fertomis.
ten, runoien ia fesfusteIuien fautto
tabtoniit fiinnitt1G ibmisten buomip.
ia pbtecn ainoaan ia tarpeeIiieen.
MIN. Seefufieen &ristufieen.
Seurafitnnan Sierra Dfiin tietGd,
fuinfa tdsiG olemme onnistuneet.
2iiton toiminta fliIlineen iulooen
aifana on olliit ieuraatpa: On pioet.
tn a fonierttia, ioista pfii eIofuuI1o
Sit5biIIiamin faupungin talon julia
faIisia. 3afii iuurempaa iltamaa f.
i1Gnp1GipmafiuIla, toinen tpttoien ia
toinen poifien toimesta: Gafiitoisto
obieIma.iItamaa ia noin iamor mer-
ran II. +. tDofofoiiffia. 2iitto OH pitG'
npt mposfin ieurafunnan fansia bb.
teiiet efpanfelinmijublat. clifton fec.
fiiitteen OH fuluneen piioben aifano
perrstettii firiaSto. MIfuun pGdiim'
me iiten, eta fdannpimme pppnnoIlG
pfiitpisten ia firiainfustonnusIiiffei'
Den piioIeen, ioiIta ioimmc firjoja O.
lnfii, ioten firiastomme nibosmGGrG
npfpG1n on 81 niooStn. 2iitto laiiiui
inIimmot fiitofiet Suomen 2utb. @ip,
gboistpfielle, 0roofIpnin Suomolai-
feIIe airiaiuarastoHe ia pfiitpiiiuC
benfiloiIIe niistd orpoffoisto firiois'
ia, militia ie on firiastoonia iaanut.
2irjaston rabaIIinen arfpo nouiee np'
fpiddn ainafin $4,000 oollariin.
Clifton f~esfintecn perustcttiin nil.
me fpuo6en aioIla mics. fpartetti iofo
on oIIiit apuna clifton toiminnasiu,
Yaitfi mics. ftportettio, on 2iittomme
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Saarnaiunoroja bclmifnmlla.

6 p. oIIonimitctpn fotono, ripin ia
Serron cbtooIIiitn fonsia, flo 1,30
ill.,.
10 y. s. @iemesiG flo 2 ip.
20 p. ~. SieItisid flo 2 ip.
81 p. g. @ustoiesia flo 2 Up.
@uista toimlisto ia bortousbetfiS-
I'd iImoitctaon pIIdmoinituisia tiIai-
huifiisio. 3. EapoIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27


ii, jofa ON iaanut ipiralliiia report
sria, etta foipan biilenl plneella on
1915 laanlit %Iurmania 5S3 mieStG,
ieniiiaan etta miiorna 1914 iai FUR.
mania 600 ia ettG pebmeGnbiilen a.
liteella on laanut 10. 1915 43S mics
I'd iurmania ieniiiaan ettG muonno
1914 iai iurmania a~inoastaan 4t3
miestd.
8altion palipeIufiesia on npfpdGn
25 faiipostarfastaiaa foipanbiilen q.
liieella ia 80 pebmeGnbiilen aliieeIla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
YIeisia uuti$ia.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lnfn iuGbcm'
thnnt fiiuibiilifaipannoisIa.

Sorrisbnrg, go. = Suboiiat foi-
mosonettomnuoet folpunbiiIicn aIuccI-
la Yennipliuanian faiwosaluefIIa oil
mat mlonno 1915 3 proienttia ma
bemn,dt fuin 1914 ia 6 proienttid
iuuremmat pebmednbiilcn alueclIa,
idIfimdinen iobtiien iiitd, ettd peb-
mcanbitIen oIneelIa on tapubtunui
fofii onnettomrutta, ioisia iai fur.
mania 20 miestd. 8arra mumcrot OH
mIfoisiut woltion foilposbepartement-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27

sSS".
Wltta fiitdn SumaIaal MT eli aiia,
ole min, meiIla on Jana, ionfa ma
losia ndcmme Sumalan iouitetufl
Siafiemne ia Seeiufien @apabtajaf
femme.
Ealion, ianomattofnan paljon OF
Siimala autiuoetiemme tebnpt. Wut
ia iiita bnolimatta ibmiiet b~plfdamat
faiffi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia eIalpai
maailmasia Imam SiimaIaa.
Sentdboen on tebtdipd tpotG n,lor.
ten ia ponbain fesfuuoesia eta be hi.
lififpat tuntemaan SumaIan ia See.
fnfiesia &ristufiesia iianfaiffiiem e.
IGmGn.
Snmalan ianaa on iaarnattama 10.
ia aifa. @postoli BaaipaIi iamoo op.
pilaallcnia SimoteufieIIe: "Saarnoo
ianaa, pibd pS1Ie iopipalla ia iopi-
mattomalla a%ialIa." Sdn tattoo ia
noo: @ina on iuIistettaipa SumaIan
ianaa, eifG ole oootettapa Iosiuam.
paa aifaa. Sept, jos fosfaan, on iaor.
nattafpa ristiinnauIitusta SeeIufiesto.
Nuorilon rimit taaiennemat syuma.
Ian ianan Observation-Disclosures
balpefiimiieen ia pieIGpa fieItGmi.
ieenfin naboen. Monisia piireisiG
tebbaGn fpIlG tpotG oifein fuuumeen.
tapailella fiireelIG, miltta uieasti
main liballisten bimojen buimaafpas-
ia pporteesia, n%aitinnon iaorputtami-
iefii.
8ibollinen on fefiinpt fauniit nj.
met pbbistpfiille ia %ieuroille, ioiben
parioSia lie fulettaa nuoriIoa pois SsSll-
malan ianan tilaiiuufiista ia iosia ie
tefee i1ptdipG1 tp0tGniG ristin etpon-
felinmia ia iiiben usfomia mastaon.
yloS aifamme mlorilo, iofa syeeInf-
ieen usfot ia attuiitta tunnustotl
&apf1amme ,innollo tpobon Serran
mainiolla. BimeDben rubtinas toi-
mil, toimifaomme mefin! &erro ter.
meiiia ipnnin ia epGusfon faubistut-
tapista ieuraufiista, mitta ferro
mpoSfin ormosta, iofo ristilld on-
iaittiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Ssbutat.

Sbbmdt.
"Spbmdt %ianoipat ip6GmesiGGn eli
Snmalaa olefaan, eli be mibinfGdn
.felpaa, ia oipat ilfeGt beibGn menois.
iania, Ct ole jofa bptpGG tefee." Hi.
t41.
&uningas Daipio on tGmGn piaI.
min firioittaia, iosia ban nimittGG
Sumalan fieItdiiG tpbmifii, minimum
ne tooella opatfin, mif6 ibminen fiji.
loin muu on fun tpbmG, fun ban
%iaattaa fieltda Iuoiania ia Iunasta.
iania.
Sand ,aifana on malta tpbmid mel.
Dan i1omalaiiesia fa%niasiamme bal.
Jon. Sc opat bpipin pifaiiet anita.
moan tamGn oman funnian nimesia
meille, istfa usfomme Sumalan ia.
nan, ie on ppban raamatiin opin SUI
malan ianafii. sc bei61n mielesta1n
on tpbmdd usfoa armosta auturs o.
mafieen. Mpostoli GaapaIi mnos
futluit efpanfeliumia tpbmGfii iaar.
nafii. SGn ianoo: "SiIIG fun maaiI.
ma piiioutenia aiprlla Ell oppinut trn.
temoan Sllmalaa bGnen miiiauoesian.
ia, Min felpaii SumaIalle tpbmGn
iaarnan faritta niit6 pelastaa, iotfa
uSfopat." 1 &or. 1: 81.
Sdta Ell Saaipali iano liinG mieIes-
ia, eta ban pitdiii eipanfeliumin OBJ
pia tpbmpDtenG, pGinpastoin apostle
Ii pitd1 enanfelilimia faiffein inn.
rempana Diiidutena mitG ibmilet
maan pGdlld fosfaan moiipat oppia,
minimum ie tooelIa onfin. 8aiffa if.
miiet ibmiielliien idrjen nerolla moi.
mat oppia fonlniSia ia muisia oppi-
laitofiiSia paljon maailmallista nil
iautta ia faifelloista bptpGG ia buo.
noa taitoa, mlttta mif1Gn maallinen
oppilaitos ei moi ibmiien omaIletrln.
nolle firfastaa it'd ilrurta totiutta,
eta Sumalaton ipntinen on SSseeiufien
iopitlstposiG ainan ai,tiias, iopa 10
i%ellainen onni on bdneIId ontona See.
iufien iomitls tp0n ia fasteen fautta
ipaiffa Ell ipield moi usfoSia iit1 fGIit.
tad eifG omistaa. SGmG on iemmoi.
men totuus, ionfa maailma pitGG bull.
lrrltena, iota eli ibmiieIIinen ipiiIaus
moi fosfaan omin moimlin fGiittGG, eli.
ia iitd omafieen usfoa. SentGbben
fen taptpp iiiben aina IpSod pGGniG,
niirfnin %ionfun marion tafana oIetua
pun iobon pimedsid fopabuttaa pGGn-
ia. 8ieIGpd fiiben ipibastuufin ia
ianoo: quo tuosia alma OH tieIIG,
eta iiiben alma pdania fopobuttaa.
Hain on etpanfeliumifin maailmasia
tiella, ettd ie pitGiii iaooa pois ia iitG
on Iitte msailmasia pritettp bGipittGG,
mutta ie fiuiaIIinen GGni alma main
faifuu. @isid maGrin nc, iotfa 10
iitd bien1an fdiitdmme mieIG ieiiraom.
me Iibollista iGrfe6mme, min iiind
madrin ie mpos Ioiiffaa meta itleGm.
me. @iim. Semi tunnemme man.
ban aotamin oifein riebiiipan porpes-
1ainr1e moresla erl muooosia, MIN
frin pibona ia foston bimona, ab-
neutcna, plpeptenG, funnian bimona
baureutena ia plceniG foiffena moa.
ilninn raffaiitena ia fuitenfin mcib1n
pitdiii ola ppbid, min n1mGt IuetcI.
Tut pnnd monet mirit ianomatto.
mot aotnmiIliiet direct meiSiG; min
iilloin tilee IibaIIinen jGrfi ia ianoo:
Nisid on iinun Simalaii? OIetfo
iinafin ppbd ia autilas2 Sos iittc
uieId = minimum uiein fGp = eta
aotamiu ttrmcIus tiIce biiomatta.
wommin eiilIe min iittc. tuIec toiien
IiboTimem jarfi pbtcen iinun jarfcii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
pcIastaaficen be tariuitiemat "Scbib.

sit nntta lpirtt6 muut eli opifoan
&uin ne, iotf' ofpat lrnastetnt maasta
auritian mcreIId, ne riemuisiaan
@ciaaipat: pois on faiffi ipnnin
iaaSta!"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27

Weiianipat; pois on faiffi ipnnin
~iaasta!"
Niten on meioGn? Onfo fanta.
iiamme @fraim tai @anasic, tabIaa-
japoifa tai banen wanbempi peIienia.
2ain tai gbcl2
2ain OH fuuri ia iuoiittu, 9lbel bill.
iainem, mutto Syumalan ianasia pp.
ipip6.
TubIaaiapoita on aripenfantaja,
miitta STA puetti bdnep plleen tpan-
burSfaiioen puruun ia liiton iormuf-
fen ia i~iioieli bdntd raffauoen buolen-
pi6olla. Sdnen meIienid narfGstbi
buomatesiaan, miten nell "pelfan ar
mon" n~oialla pGGii e%ntiiiin oifeufiiin-
ia ia iai Sidn bellimmdn mastaan-
oton.
GRAIN menestpi ia fantoi u%lfonai-
iesti faunista iumaliiuuoen naippaa,
mutta iamaIla mib9n ia fateioem md-
tdpaiietta p~otpesiaan.
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On noulittu ristuIe fuoIemobon:
Sdn iiis meriplf6mme poItopo on,
ga iiur Siten nellie Sun Ioi io,pin-
non.
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paan
On panttino ettd ban uie eIamdan;
ga flinnina fruununpo piifittoman
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-07
Vermont School Children to Help Sell
Red Cross Seals.

The boys and girls in Vermont will
unite with school children all over the
United States in helping in the fight
against consumption by selling Red Cross
Christmas seals. The Vermont Associa-
ton for the Prevention of tuberculosis
will give every pupil who sells 10 or
more seals membership card in the or
der of National Health Crusaders. Every
child that sells % or more seals will re-
ceive a badge and for 100 or more an
attractive shield indicating that the
wearer is knight in the order. The
National Health Crusader is made up OF
boys and girls who desire to help in the
work OF preventing unnecessary sickness,
In most of the schools the teachers
will appoint three days, during that
time there will be an intensive campaign.
On the fourth day all the returns must
be made. certificates and badges present.
ed and the work by the children brought
to an end.
The Vermont Association for the Pre-
vention of tuberculosis announces that
the money from Red Cross seals Will re-
turn in service to the communities from
which it comes. After the sale the state
will be organized into nursing districts
and Red Cross nurses appointed to help
the doctors in the care of the sick. The
expense of helping the tuberculous pa
tients will be paid for, it is hoped, by
the money from the Christmas seals.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-07
GO NO FARTHER
The Evidence Is at Your Door

Barre proof is what you want,
and the statement of this highly
respected resident will Danish all
doubt:
A. J. Stewart, carriage maker,
24-26 Prospect street, Barre,
says: "Some years ago, ] ,suf-
fered from an injury with my
back, which left my kidneys
weak. | have been troubled more
or less since then with the kid
ney secretions. They have been
off color and have generally con-
tanned sediment. My back has
been quite painful at times, and
sharp pains have run up and
down my spine. | have always
used Doan's Kidney Pills on such
occasions, and they have always
given satisfactory relief"
Price SOC, at all dealers Don't simply
ask for kidney semedy--get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr.. Stewart
had. Foster Milburn Co., Props, Buff
falo, n. Y.---Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-07
WAS FINED SIS.
For Selling Cigarettes to Minor in Es-
sex Junction.

Burlington, Dec daniel Mansour of
Essex Junction was fined $25 and costs
by Judge c. S. Palmer in city court yes
terday for violating the law against sell
ing cigarettes to minors. On the charge
of selling hard cider without license,
he was acquitted.
Mansour was placed under arrest by
Sheriff Allen week ago on complaint
of Mrs. Thomas Brady of Essex Junction,
the warrant being made out by States
Attorney T. 4. Hopkins.
In the trial of the case, Robert Brady,
a lf,year old boy, testified that on Tues
day before Thanksgiving he bought a
gallon of cider at the Mansour store for
which he paid 90 cents. He asked for
cider, mot too sweet" Mrs. Mansour
sold il to him. He had also purchased a
gallon OF cider from the store the week
before of which he drank about half. He
said il was hard sour cider"
The mother told of going to the store
on Friday after Thanksgiving after find
inga Jug which the boy Robert, had hid
den. and of accusing the Mansours OF
selling her son cigarettes and hard cider.
The bows brother, Edward, also testified
to the character of the cider.
The defense. through +. G. Webster,
denied that the cider was hard and stated
that barrel of sweet cider had been
bought by them on Nov. %, that beirg
the stuff purchased by the boy.
The cigarettes were sold young Brady
bv the ll-year- old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mansour. without their knowledge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-07
I!|!Ezlzz ll!]
H1RDWICK

George Dixon, who has been employed
in Clark's barbe: shop on Main street IN
the Hooper block for several years, fin.
ished work in that shop last Saturday
night, and has opened shop OF his own
in the front room OF that part OF the
building which J. II. Clark has just va
Gated,
j. H. Clark is now nicely settled in his
new, modern and up-to-date equipped
barber shop Just around the corner from
the hardware store. The new shop is a
model one in every particular. Mr.. Clark
has sold out all his photograph and talk
ing machines and records Ia. the A. l..
Bailey music rooms here.
Mrs. Ollie Green of Morrisville was a
recent guest of relatives in the place.
Among the lucky Hardwick nimrods to
bring down bucks last Saturday were
Jay Lyons, who got 225 FOUNDER, and
X. d. and +. L. Conrad each getting a
buck weighing about 1870 pounds each,
and all being shot in the vicinity OF
Bear swamp in Wolcott,
Alex Smith and wife of South Ryegate
were Thanksgiving day guests of rela'
tives here.
Miss Mary Dawson was an over-Sun-
dav visitor in Woodsville. n II,
Miss Isabel Harris OF Morrisville spent
few days recently here with friends,
returning home Monday morning.
Eddie Pope is at home on visit to
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs F Z. Pope
Mrs. II. Z. Reed and Miss Miriam Kim
ball of Mortified were Thanksgiving day
guests at the home of George James and
wife.
Misses Mildred and Irma Thomas were
recent visitors in Boston.
j. A. Gallagher transacted business in
Barre Wednesday.
Alex Sim Of Barre has come here to
work and his family are stopping at VIII
liam Sims for the present
Mrs. Arthur Porter has been compelled
on account Of i'll health to give up her
work in the Bailey music rooms for
month, and Mrs. Carroll Hines is taking
her place.
Joe Messer is having months Yaca-
ton from his work at the Clark garage
and is passing part of the time in Water
bury.
Mir. and Mrs. G. w. Bridgman We're in
Burlington Wednesday to attend the
5Oth wedding anniversary Of a sister Of
Mr. Bridgman, Mrs. Connor
Mrs. Willis Blake and two children Of
Lvndonville are guests at Alex Miles
Hamilton S. Peck Of Burlington was in
town Wednesday.
b. J. Mulcahy, Walter A. Dutton and
S. f. Darling, jr. We're in st Johnshury
Tuesday to attend meeting OF the Gale
donna County Bar association, and also
to be present at the opening of county
court that day.
Mrs Towers OF Burlington, trained
nurse is caring for Miss Winifred Per-
kins at the hospital