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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-21
AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL ANTl-FRoST
panisbes frost fog and steam from specta-
.,.s automobile Shields etc. biggest seller in
wears agents wanted everywhere; send l5e for
sample: address w. E. Veaber. Tyrone. Pa.
s"i''P'N 230tls'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-21

Edward o. Young of Bellows Falls is
the Oldest employee in point of service
of the Rutland railroad. He was born in
Roxbury and began his railroad work
Dec. Is, 1866, for the old Vermont Cen
trail railroad as a freight brakeman. Six
years later he began work on the Rut-
land division as freight brakeman, was
promoted to be freight conductor and
then passenger conductor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-21

The Lake View sanatorum in Bur
lington has been sold by DR.. Walter ID.
Berry to DIR. Edgar o. Crossman of lis
bon, n. H., who takes possession Friday.
Dr. Berry, who had managed the sana-
torium since August, 1904, is to practice
as specialist in nervous diseases in
Braintree, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-21
Auction Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE
and Personal Property

In the settlement of the estate OF
Edison f. Holden, late of Barre Town,
VT. deceased, will sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-21
THURSDAY, DEC. %, 1916

at 0 o'clock in the forenoon, on the
known as the Holden farm, SIT
mated 3 miles from Barre City and l
mile from Graniteville the following de-
scribed real estate and personal prop
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-21
ABOUT THE STATE
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST FROM
DIFFERENT SECTIONS

Philemon Coan of Enosburg, a farmer,
has filed petition in bankruptcy with
Clerk Il. S. Platt OF the United States
court. He has liabilities of 1902 and as
sets OF $295, with 1915 claimed exempt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-21

Patrons of the Rutland trolley lines
tried out new feature on new ear
which has just been installed, an cleo
trio bell system by means of which
button pressed signals the motorman to
stop, to such an extent that it was
found necessary TO do away with it en-
tirely for the time being
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


LOT FOR SALE-Corner Of Franklin and
Elm streets. Opposite Mathewson school nu a.s
ing 100 feet frontage Homer Fits. sSots
Eop pENT ro,,,e. AZ Websteryille; 100.
"N ''.' - 230tf
SALE OR ExcHANGE-House In barre
City or house In Mebstsryile for small inrfn,
FOR SALE driving horse wagon, sleigh.
23Otf
FOR SALE-lal5 Paige automobile. ssou
FOR SALE-l9li Hudson 6-bi automoble
both automobiles are b-pnssenger with eieetrls
lights and starter. would exchange Tor real
estate. zSoi
II. A. PHELPS co.
Telephone sl4-2 Miles Block. Barre. VI
EXTRA NICE BOOMING HOUSE. pays big
profit. rooms all taken and waiting list best
location, owner leaving town viii sell on
terms write for particulars st. Johnsbury
Real Estate Agency ST. Johnsbury, VT 22stlO'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-21

C. o. Randall, for IL years supern-
tendent of the Colonial Power company
of Cavendish, is the successor to Wal
ter Bedding, who left the superintendent.
~ of the Rutland Railway, Light and
Power company for new position IN
Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-21
Milk. Eggs and Oysters.

The cooperation in the sanitary CON
troll of the milk supply of small cities
described in the report for last year has
been extended in Illinois, Iowa, Missouri,
Kansas, Nebraska and in New England.
1t is proposed to repeat this work year
after year, extending it each year to new
territory. In some localities bad condi-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-21

WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE and win be
pleased TO give full particulars regarding the
above properties better make an early APP
pontnent to look them over.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-21

THE D. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Rooms and 3 Howland-Csve Building
Rnrre Vermont Telephone Connections
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-21
WANTED

WANTED--Sto centrally located would
consider one-half Of store; Mrs. c. F. Milar:
phone els. 2SFu
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-06
BE CURED

DEAFNESS \CANNoT BE CURED by local appliS Sations, as they cannot reach the diseasSs portion of the ear. There is only one%ay to cure cure @ deafness mess Deafness is causedNby an infamed con dition of the mucous lining of the Eus- tachian Tube. WheN Rl5! this tube 9a IS in m famed you have q ruWblng sound Of imperfect hearing, na\when it IS en- tirely closed, deafnesA IS the rssult, and unless the infamatioN can be talk en out and this tube restoSed, to US nor maj condition, hearing VIII De oec stroyed forever; nine caSes out or ten are caused by Catarrk Wh'ch IS nothing but an infamed coNditioh or the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred \Doiiars for any case of deafness (caused ny ca, tarrh) that cannot be cured by NlallS Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars\ tree'
 F. J. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo, o. \
 Sold by all Druggists 75c. \
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-06
Mcdaniel Hardware Company.

Geo. F. Whitten of Gale was in the city on business the first part of the week.
 Dressmaking- am prepared to do any sewing and dressmak- ing you may want.
 Mrs. Beulah Evered.
 East Third St. R. C. Hollis and wife of As permonj, Texas left last Satur- day for their home. after a weeks visit 10 relatives in Pres colt and county.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-06
LOCALS

W. c. Curry, route one, was a caller one day last week.
 We thank Roy Montgomery for a substantial remembrance this week.
 Uncle Jerry Westmoreland of Weaver was in the city the first O. the week.
 Our friend, John l. Wade Of Enmet made this office a very ? easant call Monday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-06
Forage Crops for r. Arkansas
's' Studies in Supplementary
 x Farm Feeds.
TORS NOTE.

Tn. rxto ro"'s NOTE u ,-,,. versft,, f'HseS Division of the Uni wl,h the a;ss in bepef{%snt GSl4RSsntt9ff of Agriculture. " aoSs offsr D this year. ence ouso eouTse ints Rai n G free oorresPoap np piled to Arkansas .,itions. These lessons will appear A.bis paper at intervale of six W G% Those who wish to take this g gse should write to the Direct1 gy Exten- sion of the Universit. V Arkan- sas, Fayetteville. statinan Ge, age. occupation, and stating . 2e Cor she) proposes to carry ' cS ALcrk through for the eight lessons. S CTS bulletin will be sent to3N
 ment each lesson. provided a
 blank be sent back covering po~l
 each lesson. These blanks will boA With each bulletin. Preceding les 4 Will be sent on request. The studie V Forage Crops will include: CD ClaSs Of Forage Crops, CD Alfalfa, (o Clloo Ners, (D Pasture and Hay Grasses, 70 The Sorghums. co Peas and Beans. c silage, and (S) Curing and Saving Hay
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-06

For Sale-One good brood mare in foal.
 Douglas Brooks < Go,
 Prescott, Ark. 12. 17-15-4t. advt.
 J. w. Nelson, one of the jol- Hest men in the state and one of the best farmers in the county, Was in the city Tuesday. Hon. M. E. Sanderson of Tex arkana and candidate for Chan cellor, was in the city yesterday. MT. SandersoE is making a good impression wherever he goes.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-06
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion for Weak Lungs and Deep Seated Colds. $l. .OO
 Guthrie Drug Store,
 Phone 76.

c. H. Jones and Newt Mullen, two of Parker townships best farmers and citizens, called at this office one day this week and swapped a few big ones with the editor.
 Our good friend, H. T. Ingram never forgets us about the first of the year. We are always glad to meet him at any time, and especially along toward the first of the year, for we know what is coming
 Oliver Perry, one of our new citizens. who recently came here from Louisiana and bought the Oscar Smith place south west of town, was in the city Monday and had his name put on our list. We welcome Mir. Perry and family to our state and county and wish them much prosperity.
 Now is a good time to provide dry quarters for the young calves. colts and pigs this winter. An open shed, or one closed on one or two sides, with a good large yard, on well drained land, will serve best for the calves and the colts,
 Dry sleeping quarters, with the bedding changed often, and a feeding platform will improve matters for the pigs. The Pro gressive Farmer.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-06
WEAK, SORE LUNGS pestored To Health By Vinol

Camden, N.J.-"I had deep seated cough, was run down, and my lungs,Tere weak and sore. had tried everything suggested without help. -.Sne eve ming I read about Vinol and decided to try it. Soon l noticed an improve ment. l kept on taking it and today 1 am a we'll man. The soreness is all gone from my lungs, do not have any cough and have gained fifteen pounds. :. FRANK hmLMAN. -
 We ,guarantee Vinol for chrome coughg. colds and bronchitis and for all weak rundown conditions.
 HesterlY Drug Store
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13
Netter gtelemnermittler.
@arHm Games Rulligan ieine 9issns
perlpr.

Die ituutIids SnDuitris &oms
mifion in Columbus piberrieI 9eiiern
bic 2i3ens DON Samss Wiulliean,
Gissntbiimsr Dss Queen Gitb Gm.
plobmsnt Bureau glo. 418 Central
abe. Die gntidsibung mar bas Res
iuliat zines @srbDrg am 9. WlGrs, in
psl9em Gb. Robsrtiop, BON Rp. 1904
Rain Ctr, friibsr sbsilbdbsr bee
Wunisan, beasuet bate, odb sr ssies
ben babe, bab in einem 9otal an Der
Central aps. unb Gongpprtb Strabs
Wuligan 9slo singsbdnOigt pprosn
lei, Sas Don 5rausnspsrionen tollets
tirt purbe, fpelhe 3immer in einem
pbersn Stodtpert gemietbet batten,
aubsroem mar Wullisan beftuloist,
Elm MGb6sn, bas nm cine STEELE ais
OieRitmGbden nahiu6ts, mad sinem
SauIs an Carlisle 4os. gefanot gu
baben. greb. 6. Grortun opn Der itdbs
tii9en Snouitrie aommifion Be-
3suste, oab MuaiguH 5psimal peser
@srmistbsns Don 3immsrH gu anft0s
bissn 3psdeu iduIois befunbsn por=
Der Iei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13
Gebmrtem.

Wiliam unb Itarp Dannsman
516 Gfi 13. Ctr. Gndbs.
5p. 1bomas unb Mars. gOSe 54e
Soptins Str. aHabs.
Sp. astpis urO psarl Wsst. 29s
goomaun 81, anabs.
Diliam unO osIsH anOy, 30s Ore
son Str, anabs.
gsorss unb Wsarp g. Radslfrsib.
4726 @inton RO.. Winton pIucs.
Huabe.
RuHsa R. uH0 Srsns GOons, Rsip-
ton, Snabs.
Greb. unb SSu Bauer, 461s NiHos
ria Terrace, aHdk.
2ouis unb Catherine Rsner, 1926
@rodbipsu Abe, Riohen.
Jrnnt unb Steld Rorris, 3641
Gpdniton aDs.. anabe.
Carl 3. uno Sertbd Drills. 1895
Gaittrn ape., aHabe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13
GbesG sGrlambnibf@eime.

lGlopis M. gseder, %, piqua, 8.
tWarp u. So9ls, "a, 954 Weas Ctr
iSObn SO. Spffmsiitsr. 81, 3426 Gar.
( btff @ps.
lglsanOrs W. Summsl, 20. 3344
gropnins GOe.
(Georse ! q. Blair, 81. Montsomsrb,
I Sbio.
l9aast 5. Stepbsniou, %. 5907 Was
biion Rpab.
JRop Worelanb. %, glnbsrfon, Snb.
lNuttie 6urnifb, 20, 22OO German
Strabe
}gnfrsO 80. Safe, %, ct, Bernard, 8.
lgliie &ramer, %, oesel.
}66arlsp a6bler, 21, 1915 9bOnau
; Strabe.
lGlfie 8islsfsID, 10, 22s Of IL. Str.
iSO6n R. Carl, "a, 67o3 wfain aDe.
lMurtbu y. Dabbie, 18, 6071 besgl.
Sobn SueD, 45, Delbi, 8.
lRoie 5enSerion, 81, bessI.
{1rant SarrifOn, %, sos Oit IL. ct.
'Nurie &rubu, 21, Carthage.
|4rtbur 5. Msbsds, 80, 2200 Central
Mpenue.
lmamie 6. Rsimann, 80, 2917 Sens
ibaD Ipe.
fSobn 8. 9retpsr, %, 971 2ennor 9,l.
| gsruice Sonss. 10, 3013 asrper stos.
iGIarente 8rotpn, %, 1o6 Sit Court
) Strabe.
lGllen 9artribes, 10, 757 Clinton 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13
3afammrnftpf,.
Yin Der Gilbert apc. aefietbeH qait
iuagen mno anto ansinamSer.

aln Gilbsri aDenu., nabe glooop
Run gouIsoaro, erfoIsie ssitsrn Mors
gen elm 3uiammsnitob 3piIfxE ein.m
auiomobiI unb sinem nit gadItein.n
6elabenen Wusen. Die Waidins mar
bds Gigsutbum Don SoTspb Gappel,
1886 Jloral Abe, unb Soiepb RpeBs
Ter. BON 4534 SlOral 2lot., bsfanb ii6
ebsnfaIls in berfslben. Goppsl bate
ptriuht, an benz Wassn porbei5ufabs
reH. befTsH GubrmuHn Gbarlss bans,
brousb ater. neil Elm Gubrpert Der
5eilsarmss in entsessnssisstsr Ri9-
tuns baherfubr. raid nad BEN Rinns
itein abbcs, unb has 4utomo6il, bsi,
fen Gdbrgeihpinbisteit nidt 10 j9nsll
psrniHbtrt rerben tonnt., nit benz
Wassn 5uiammsniiieb. Gpppsl ulitt
babel @erIsbunsen am appfs, R6blsr
iOlfe an Der Naie unb i'm 0eiidt unb
5ansbrousb trus Austi4unssn eas
bon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13
Die Cft$renbenbilie.
Jrau Warsaretbe Saifnsr unb i0d.
ter itiiten eiu !Sans iiir 3agni..

8rau marearetbe $aiiner, iotpic
Die Srls. GIiiabetb, SiiIie unb Gina
&Gifner babcn 5ur erinneruns al IT,
rem peritcrbcnen @atten nno Water,
Dem @irgerfriegSpeteranen Serrn
Gbriitian Saifner. BON 8. Regiment,
eln Sans fiir saagnit oeitiftet.
slIle oieienigen, Gle fir bic Ragnit.
iperoe ge5eidnet haben, iino gebeten,
Die @eloer oil ben S&asmeiiter Gin.
Siienoen. iOlpeit oas nod uffJt ssid)c.
zen iii, oamit oerielbe bic Slimlne
nit her Gentral, ,Sfiice perrehnen
fam, ebe Serr 9fidter giippert nadJ
Deutitlanb abreiit.
9ie srueiten 00,000Marf iinb ae.
tern bonn Sdasineilier Serrn apbl.
iaat CIT Die GentraIiieae atgeif,idt
iporbeu. T
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

SoIepb &ettmaR, A, 1913 Sishlanb
4pe., SuugeneHt5iinouHg.
annu Suut, 72, 1712 @ine strabs.
Risrenlsioen.
@bporo SpIspb 9enrp, 3, 3742
ct. 2aprence 2lpe., Srdmpfe.
George 9opsrIOg, SO, $3.50 Sarrts
ion glpe., Ser3febler.
@rneIt ShmiOt, 81. itGotii4es 9oa
ipital, Ser5febler.
Catherine 6. 9arpe, 21 Gage, 412o
SO. Ctr, Roie.
RuOulpb gObniteHsel. Sc, GiHctn'
natl Sanitarium. Sebirnbluiung.
Roplano 70. Diuiums, 68, 1920
Gditern Qpe., RisreHleioen.
q. Sobannes, 73, 1907 DaptoH
Gpe., Wagenleipen.
Wiuiam 8roder, 10 Wtpndte, zinc.
9pTpitaI, 2ungsnent5iinoung.
ssrancis 8Iint, 2, 1878 Strers
Str, 2ungenentSiinoung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

Bonn eenfbar belten Ietter begiiiI
itigt ianb geitern Rabmittas i'm Neo'
laHb.SielS, an Der Weitern sbe., 5ie
Gr6ffmmg Der GENERALIZATION 1916
6urf bas erite Spiel elmer piertrdgi'
gen Scrie apiifen unieren .Reos~
iIno ben Gbicagcer Subs iiatt
lem bodiiimtereiianten SpisIe, oas
IN allen @lnsen ben itiirmiiten en-
t5l,liaSnrils Der 5ans berporrief,
mobitten na6 fonierpatiper Sd,dsune
iibsr 1900 3lid)aucr bel - barAu-
.er me!rcrs Sunoert Tanlen IN itren
hclen IriibIingstoiletten. Ger 9sarg
mar idpu uiH / :Ibr ausperfanit,
luailn Die 2bore geihloiien puroen
ilttp rrliBteH Sauienoe Der Spdtfum.
member nit StebpI1sen aui bcin
SpieIplase bcrIieb nebnlen. Ieiitcr
.SobH @eber's @liliiftapcae ipielic
Die berrIidiien MeIobien, Die inoeiicn
IN ben 2drm iinS @et0ie Der AIT
Jnibornern a,.bidellen imo anSercli
'WnrterittitriimeiIten alisgeriiiteteil
,sans fat inasbort uerIorcr oiugen.
lin balls 3 llbr formirten iit Die
Spieicr Der beiben alnbs in gieib NIB
BIieo Dor Der gentrlIlcge ocs Brano
Stano, BON no ans giiraermeiiicr
5sidJta cine fur5e ginrabs an lie bislt,
lie 5ii ibren beiien 2eiltuneen aufior.
etrnS, unb ifjlenoerte alsonnn Den
Bal Gem Sd)ieosrid]ter 9rpaiI 81 nit
Dem aonnlanoo .plnp 9alll4
Inter nabeSu Inlttloier Stile nab.
tilcn bic .He0s~ i5re SteIli,ngeH i'm
JeIo; EN-. pabrenb Die Cubs 3ll
ben Fats griffen unb iih gum sln.
griii riiiteten.
Sur 9ebisnung bts Gefdiibes fir
Cincinnati fanbte 5duptliHs 5eraos
Ghlsuberer 9one9 unb s5dnssr Winso
iia IrefieH, pibrenS aQsGprncIl
bsSip. Nrdxr nls Baiterie fir bic Osgs
usr fungirten. Rn9 bsm fiinften
Gdngs ipurbs Sonep. bsiTsn Bale nab
ollsn 9iinmtIsgsgenDen seianbt ipllrs
Zen, bur9 SduIs atgeIDit, pdbreub
Der gbicugosr Hombarbier Bis 5u GHs
be bts SpisIss auf Isinsm puiisn Dsrs
tIisb. llnItrs Sungens mahisn aHt
zrsffsr segen ssbn unb bsibs Hlubs
botten is 5tpsi sJsbler auf bem Rerbs
bOls. Infer siptiitr 8aienbiitsr adns
ger ntn6ts brsi srsffsr unb 0rob.
tritttr 9dfsnbiiitr. 5ipsi. zOnfb ptrs
iHsnfte bier GrtipdiTe 3ur eritsH gdit
RIB IasSis brsi auftfddlsr sur 8ani,
sSiiIs erIautse nur siusa 5rsipaii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13
1as Gemer In ct. Hernarb
Is fat eiHsn sdabsH BON 100000
|. anseridtst.

Die iiaatlihsn SiIfs ;gsuer.
ulorihdlIs STEELE, Mdrib unb Bprns
btgaHnen ssiisrn WOrssn serneinitafts
lid NIT Der poIi,ei Don ct. Btrnaro
cine lInttrfudung iiber ben llripruns
bes Jtuers, fptIGes bic Jabril ln6
bas maarsnldesr ner gropss Sysrtis
Tiger Worts, cine 3ipeisanIdge Der
Soslin Shmitt Co., an 9ans Abe,
ct. gtrnarb, gsitsrn AM friihsn Wors
gen 5erftorts. Der Werluit beirdat
stipo 100000. Ssry grobss, prdiis
bent Der iJirma. insse, e. iei dubsr
Etanbe, cine urfuhe fir bic Gnis
ittbung bss Jeusrs an5ussben. ba In
her Mnloss Ra9ts ni6t eearbsiist
ipsroe unb lsin slstirii6es ai9t ges
branut babe. Durd bas s5eutr tpurs
ben aud 8 5ra9tipdgsons auf sinem
nabsssIsgsusn SsiisngeIsiis ssrf5ri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

antbOnD 3. unb 4nna Ssntsl, 3436
9oIoeu Str, andbe.
50. GIpos unb Margarst Cor, III
Sopuseno Ctr, aRabe.
Clemens uno Warp 3snte, 2315
9eit Str, ana6e.
Soispb unb SOIepbine Sunboft,
lilo gort Ctr, Wao6sn.
Serrp u. uno Gli5abetb DonODan,
SdtIep, ana6e.
Ri9olas unb 56ersis Ssi6ert, 2109
Central Qos., Snabs.
Sarrp n. uno Gillian ROrma5u4s,
429 Warner Str, Mdohen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13
gterblihfeitsberid)t.

S6peitsr petronilla Bomb, "a, Mt.
ct. SoIepb, Subertuloie.
2lnua ROlfisn. SO, S15 Roismoni
4pe., 9ruittrebs.
Uiarp GpuorOn, 50, Stabtbpipital
MISUNDERSTANDING
Marn 8. airtlunb, 8, Morton Rb.,
QunseHentSiinbung.
Winiam 9al, AZ. StubtbOipital,
2unsenleiosn.
Catherine gebr, 80. 1923 asbman
Rpab. SubertuIpis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

pnb fan6ts brei auftfd4ler aur 8ani.
Der Gu6 S4fenoersr erlaubts t.insn
5rsipdb unb fdnbte flint auftfddlss
sur 9ant. Die @esnsr seipannen bas
Spiel burd ibre iiberlpiesenbe 5tdrts
in Der gaoisnuns beg Gddiibes. audj
fcbienen sinige unIsrer Sunesns un
oampenfieber su Isiben. Sn ipeniger
Sagen ipirb bieien S6ipddtn abeebols
fen iein uno Die v9iebs" meroen beiic.
re Grfolse eraislen.
Refultat Der aeitrisen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13
Bier D,pnatc Befananif.

Der 23 Sabre aIte 9lI6ert sub6s,
Don Waibinstou. .. g., plaiOirte es=
fern auf bic 9lntIase bin. Spiate in
isinem Belize gu baben, ihulois unb
purbe auf pier Wonats mad Der Sail
in Miamj Gountp seianbt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

5elite Radmittas awsites Spisl Der
Serie 5pii9en Rebs unb Cubs I'M
Reblanb Jislb. 9ds Spiel besinnt
piintilib LIN brsi llbr. qlls gattsris
fir Cincinnati iieben S9neibsr uEo
elar.e auf BEN prosramm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

3ur Ystdmpfuns bss Gsuers iparen
auber Der Wdnnldaft DON ct. gers
ndrb aud Geueripebr aOmpasnie 80
bon 4DonbaIs erfdienen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

sac geiirise Gr5ffnunesipisl nit
iiber $4,000 3niaansrm.- GnSsie
nit einem sisse fit bic pGubs"
iiber bic n&sbs". - lIniere Snn.
gems litten am Gampenfisber. -
Sweiies Spisl Der Ssrie beute
WadmittnG,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18
A Battlefield Eve Opener.

For forty years Feodor Ivanov. a
Russian peasant soldier from the
Kharkov steppe. had lived in a little
village without observing that Russian
peasant women need liberties they do
not have. Then he wounded his leg in
the war and was carried to a Petrograd
hospital, where he saw women doctors,
women clerks. women conductors. One
day he saw m the newspapers a notice
of the meeting of the Cooperative
Women's Society. He lay on his back
and thought about 1t. and then wrote
an essay on women" In which he
said;
II appreciate and support the efforts
of these women in their struggle for
freedom. There is q greater gulf be-
tween town women and village women
than between town men and village
men. The village woman's lot Is harsh.
She IL half an animal. After the war.
when many Of the women Of the win
iage will have lost their husbands. will
they be able to get along independently? ?
No. I have seen village women before
the authorities. One OF them was In
the right. She knew II. but stood there
fumbling and trembling, unable to pro-
nounce a word in her defense. It will
be necessary to help these women.
appeal to the educated women of the
town, who ] know are struggling for
their rights. May they help her to edu-
cate our village women"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18
Madge Kennedy, the Spright-
ly Coincidence In "Fair
and Warmer" Starts Our
With Being interviewed
On Herself and Ends Up
With Some Very Good
Ideas On Boarding House
Keepers.
By FLORENCE E. YopER.

TT yHY II Il that almost every
M woman has an idea that II
" she II thrown suddenly on
her own resources she will
succeed as a boarding house keeperf
Miss Madge Kennedy. who 10 playing
at the National Theater thih week In
the comedy. Fair and Warmer" thinks
that this assumption Of ability without
technical grounds for perfection Is the
natural result Of the idea that almost
any woman can keep house Just because
she In q woman.
And as q matter OF fact" AYERS Miss
Kennedy. 'It takes more wit and tact
and ability to keep boarders than any
other job"
The interview didn't start out in this
way. Goodness. moi 1t was the story
Of the twenty-three-y ear-old actress
who has had remarkably sudden and
steady rise In her profession that inter-
ested at FIRST. But her ideas on this one
subject were 90 interesting and senible
that before we knew II we were talk
Ing the thing. over IL 1t was the
When one e young. and twenty-three,
very many ideas outside Of ones pro-
fession: but Miss Kennedy has. She
attacked the boarding house proposition
like trained sociological or economic
expert. It Is doubtful II very many OF
boarders" have thought as much about
II as Miss Kennedy.
Most women" she contends, do not
realise the happy medium between at
tending to the wants Of boarders and
One woman is diseased with the
idea that she must give her paying
guests personal attention. The result
Ia 'thAt the unfortunate inmates of her
house never have a moment to them
selves. She swamps them with calls.
help elm N. o,,., hand. thar. :. N,
woman who never pays any attention
to. her boarders in the least. She Is
from her guests. and makes every ef-
fort to treat them az interiors. She
makes them feel that she Is conde-
cending when she lets them live In
her house. and that II Is they who are s,
homes in which to live.
AS far as runpins her boarding
house on business basis. like a NINA
ture hotei-that never occurs to the
average woman: Somehow or other.
last thing to which she can turn in
time Of extremity and like most hum
BILE and faithful things she takes this
profession for granted. She looks down
upon II secretly. and hates to call Il
by It's right name. much less give II
the attention and study she would some
less familiar and humble pursuit.
when women look upon professional
housekeeping in the home with more
regard, and higher appreciation. then,
aud no sooner than that time. will the
rest of the world hold a different idea
of the value OF home keeping as a pro-
fession."