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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19

8il Sub, aiboIoes Der Nisiions.
meOe | getblebems Wenigbeo,
9oDal, So, / Dngene B. 20. apriI
r. B. 2. Wani.
8enlig SnObpoeIie til ale =
iiern o. npr. Bna Wenigbeoens
8egne. 9beo. W. 6nnfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
Snsbofberife bnifes.

On GI6re onnif aoinoe fan fna
en- itaOia gIaos fom SusbOISerfte
for en- gnfemnno pnn en- 5arm |
QRrbeoen al Blair. Rprmere Op.
losnins PED SeuoenoeIIe til gIa.
bets aontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
TWO
FOR ALI
By Rev.J.R r. E Hunt.

Interesting Information abou.
the Lutheran church.
The Efficient Congregation. A
Working Church.
Each booklet is of % pages.
Prices:
5 cents each.
IL Copies for so Cts.
so Copies for 300
Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
Sfe%nOtgerelier.
0ireftiunsmpbe.

Tor Dana College o. Irinitatis5e
minarium aiboLoes Direttionsmsoe
pan Sfolen 5reOae Den 26. Nni
Gormiooag 81. 10.
Soger oeorerenoe Sfolen, eIer
99rerperionnlet, iom snifes beban0.
let. maa D9re os | 9Rnoe ier n9pn.
tie Datum. Direttionens UteOIem.
mer nnmo6es ON at aipe WsOe.
8nn observation-disclosures Gegne.
9. 3. Senfen.
q. Sfop 0felfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
WisiiOnsmgoe.

afboIoes, ON SUB oil, / Bella Dan.
lie eu. Iutb. @enia5eo, Selma,
Sal. ira 9.-14. @ai. On 5ierte.
Zig SnobpoeIie til 0abomeniobeoer-
ne % oeres 9rGiter iamt 9enner.
iom 0il apite os / Sc Gnee. MeIO
e6ers 9omme til unoerteaneoe.
4arI ID. 5anfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
z.Oanfferen""
onsoag ben 10. april 1916.
Blair, @ebr.

Rr. 9rpan fom iaa. JON til.
hit. BERTH 5orsoag i itoite llge-
Gen i Steoet for, JON iagt At
BON Dil0e a~rrioere 81. go % ia.
le ST. 10, 6leD Rl. ober II. fer
ban fom. og Ser bar Sfaren. Der
oenteOe paa at 6ere BAN. en- Del
9oItigbe0 ooer, at ban @ernin9
Diite. at ban fife bar moe Tor pre-
D~are6ueis@. gn Smule 5orbereot-
beo eaer 6oriDnIigbeo oiloe let pa.
De rp0oet oe Sinorin9er al 8eien,
iom foriinfeoe BAN. - Nlen ban
Fom. og ban taltel O9 Der mangle.
De life Silbsrere. gitp Sail par
propfuIo. Oct par ON Ben eoentltel.
k acknowledgements til Dor Stats
Ronititution, ban taIte. % iom
ipopunlig talte BAN baa0e Hart og
ooerbeoiien0e. Sans Grgrmenter
oar 6aaoe rammen6e og Ilaaenoe.
@i IfaI i9rIig income eet. Daniel
o. bans 8enner ioretraf 8nno
FOR Bin, og De too ia 8oot Der.
Oeo 7eres ~ltoIeenoe bar beore END
oeres, ser 0rnf al 9abnlonerfon.
gems Bin. Gag ct Bortr9t al en-
FIof Wenneifer. ser fommer no At
en- Soloon, og ct nn0et al en- Slot,
Der tommer no at en- S~parebnnf
90 Su piT ftrnfs ie, bois ltofeen0e
sr met tiIt1Ien6e.
81 maa 6enue Sang meOOele
ON en- igrgelig 5raseOie I Dor Ell.
Iers ina ireoeliee 80 - ct Dob
beltmoro. Oct par 0nsong Otter
mio0ag / iioite ltge - DIR. Gbar.
les SaIisbiirD ffsO i6rit lin aone
o. oerpaa ia ielo. vi bpao ser
fortpIles, i%f6nner man, at Der bdD-
be bRret 0narligt Sorbol6 imellem
Dem ! lPngere Sio. Wanoen. ion
arbei0eoe | Bol1l &asmusiensStaI
par oelbis lam, o. ban regneoes
for bnlDeis iir6sioa9. 9lIiaepel BAR
gtoroet planloet fornO. Mrs. Ga.
lisburn. Ser 0or iun1elig, bar qua.
ct ben til en- 8otter oa Sofaerien
(Gbarles 9nrger), og ser tomg1an.
ben og fororeoe, at BUN Iflloe FOL.
ee meo bieni, og ga bun fife oiI6e
oct, ifso bnn ben6e en- 4eooIoer.
fiigle | l1noerIiDet. Chen Iattp Ban
fin HeooIoer til bsfre Climbing og
trnffeoe Iss. San 0gSe siebIiffeIig
oe aonen fan Iinutter ienere.
5orleoen Nat bauOe IRE 9u.
tomobileiere, blnnot oisie Girls
Sohnion, 9eieg al automobiltppe,
men eierue bnuoe opret iaa Ioriig.
tige, at fremmeOe life funoe faa
Raftinen / Sang og Hippo ube-
mprfet bort meo 0en. Men i bpert
Sab er acknowledging blepen
minoet ON, at De mao tage 5oriig-
ti~gbeosregIer MOB oen Slags IN
peri.
gi banbe6e, ri Ifirloe blioe
5tan0 III at meo0ele 4eiultatet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
NlisiiOnsmpoe

afbol6es, ON @uO oil, i 9etblebem.
9teniabeO oeO SacfionoiIIe. So,
0agene $50. April.
Aae er pclfomne.
4aa O1enigbeOens 8e8ne.
$. 81. Sben0ien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
DlRrfi

Otter Opiororing ifaI ieg meb.
oeIe, at Rebroifa are0s llngOoms.
meoe er beitemt til at 6oISes /
S~tapFeburit 3. 26., 81. o. %. Nai.
3. 81. 6onfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
areosmsbe.

Oil Sub, afbolber q. Dofoto
areos fit Gornorsmeoe | Dane Bal.
len I 7ngene ira 2--4 SUM. areo.
iens gmne g4elfigdnnoens Ser.
Ming.
Wenigbeoens Gmne: 1 Teter
A. t8. g. q. Mn6eren,
areosformafr0.
Gbene3er Reniebeo, Dane Sal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
Den banife lItuanbrine til
Nmesifa


Dens aariager OF 8eie tiIIieemeo
en- l1ofigt oper oonif 2itterntur ON
amerifn og oonff.dmerifonifeSf rii.
ter ON Dmifernes 2in os Serb
beropre, Reiien til amerifa Iami
9rrf ira llopanoreres 2iD Der
cnnoet.
VI 3. 2. Big.
90 Siber. alnr Trpf. @obt gopir.
Bris | DmfIos 25e, ID. 40c.
Dons Dos Gorfdtteren eIIer O
.Ddnifb autb. Enb1. $one,
0Idir, Nebr. !"
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DIR. z. r. mead,
Dentist
Rooms In MAYBE Bundtna.
Phone 10.

Ere me gsger.
". y. W D Or6et. On lille
anonstsbog meO Stpfter til bper
Dag | Gnret 328 Sioer. Ret
Sbirtingsbino. so Gents.
8. 8ofu: SeIten ira sra.
orca. On 9eoneosIfilorina af
Ufubameoaner Risfonens
6aoer. 1913 Si6er. Snobunbet
$t.00.
5ngriO ufbric6t: Com
gennem Stb. ariiteIig Ri.
ti~osfort9nhs fra Rorge. 326
s1bsr. 5n6b. $f.20.
Dan. 9utb. gubI. Soufec
Blair. Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
IRA ,Sarmcrs' eanO 6Ompanp"

IRA pSnrmcrs' eanO Company"
bar Of oeo Sr. allireo g. anoerien
81. a. mootaaet isl1enoe 9teOOeleIier:
5armers' 2auo Company bar
nnifdifet iig 70 y0euoricfs iagebruib
grubbers" % meo Oisie er apo.
ningsar6eioet paa aolouien Stolen.
bales Soroer nat bIeoen bespnot
5oru0en At rpooe iolgte @arceller,
oil aompaaniet o8ina rp6oe ct itsrre
.@reaI. Tom oct agter at opOprfe
Tor egen 8egninB.
-0r. q. u. Stnnten en- Oanif
GiDilinaenier ira Chicago, er an.
fommen til ameoee Tor at o0ertage
9eoelien a 6drmers' 9ano Com.
panps SnaenisrarbeiOe. 6r. Stan.
ten oil isrit o. iremmeit uOisre
Sc ~nsooenoige &epnratfoner paa
@anOinb sfnnalerne. 8umpeuprtet
of beg1noe at pumpe 9nno / ga.
nnIerue ira 6ouep 2dfe inoen ben
70. Nai.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
Selma, Galif.

Bore nnge bar Ipnge nnret On.
ife ON at iaa ct Biano, % Oct bar
for at gre en- 9egDnoeIie til bette
guifes 8irfeliggsreIie, at De / Nj
ten 6aDoe mobuot til en- airfefon.
cert.
% 9e5DnoeIien Dar goo.
Sffe blot 6aDOe ser mohnOet iig
en- talrig SiIb8rerifare, men Bro.
9rdmmef. Tor 6ois Sanmenirt.
ming aorets 2eOer. Mr. $. 6rit3en,
bar 9@ren, par fortr9iieli9t, lige-
iom o9iaa Oct stonomiife Reiultat,
beitaaenoe al omtrent $40, Der mo.
fom 0eO irioilIige 8iorag maa faI
oes tilireositillenoe, ieIu ON BE.
Iobet MAO iorOobIes noale @mge
enOnl, isr ben ~nsooenoi8e Gum
itanr til 6adoigbeo.
Otter Afipngelien al Sangen:
a0eiIig er Screen inoIeoeOe pa.
tor 8arl 90. Sanien aitenen me0
Oplesning al 81. 81, 8-t2.
6oorefter ser OefsIeoes meo Beet.
tationer, Gang o. gdtiif.
Ter bIeb iun9ct en- 9pffe pei
in0soeOe Sange al airfens aor.
en- manolig % en- fUinoeIia apartet ;
Der bleo uoiert Solopartier al
Miis ID. Srit3en irn 5resno. Vfiis
ellen Soerion. gaiis CLARA Better.
fen. 0r. Rartin Senien % Nr.
Trit3en, Ser ipille6e 8ioIin fam.
men meo Den lmge Sobanien: en-.
Della boIot 9aitor aarl ID. Sanien
en- fort Enle. oa Der bIeo reciteret
al Or. 0namnr 9eterien, Wr. $.
Senien. gHis Sna Semen % ga.
ralo 5reeman.
Den oelIpfte6e aften ililtteoe meo
aiipngeIien al oen apoitoliite Del.
iignelie.
Get er at baabe. at Be mrge.
Ser uofgrte 9itenens 8ro9rom
baaoe meo RrGciiiou og Gin, mart
mna ioa oct Blanc. Sc man9Ier.
benteIia meo @+itano al plOre el.
Ter / bet minoite mere Delbaoenoe
g%aeoborgere.
Gn begpn0er eIlers 9inmarferne
at grsnnes ale 9e9ne, % 6Or.
aa~rsarbeioet bar alt ! lPngere Eio
o9ret ! raft Sang.
SeIo ON 9~eacba0Ien bar tit Ri0t
punft fer, iaa er bog 8oiin SnOu.
itrien oct bprenoe erboero, % #.
ben Standardization bar inaet
en- fornget % nIe9et ltPrt Stilut.
ming - Ger er / bette 5ornar te1.
net oDer 5000 acres - er Der
garnnteret go0e Qriier ogiaa / De
fonmenoe Aar.
9eloi8ois iDnes BOG BeacbsSn.
Ouitrfpt M nt femme inA I pt mt
% beOre Spor, ii0en Der bar inn.
oct en- Organization Steo ogiaa
paa bette Omraa5e. Der er euOog.
iaa en- Wuligbe6 for. at BET m
Beach 9ompanp uiG iaa fit Sooeoie.
De i SeImo.
ri Smaanpt fan noteres. at
aontrnfter z. an6r. QieIien 5ar
opfsrt en- gungaIon Tor Grocer
g Semen, beIisgenoe Iiee ooer for
airfen.
Dir. RieIien er iorsoriet ogiaa
beifPitiget meo Opierelien al en-
Bungalow Tor en- an0en. Oaniter,
nemlig Rr. 8. B. Sanien. iom
nDli9 er iG1ttet BERTH ira @alnsa.
Smeo u. g %. 5obannIen bleO
iorrige Ssn6ag iammen meO Su-
itru og fire gsrn optaget / DE.
nigbeoen.
5iIige er iorhenoRren0e 6oritai-
Der Of eff Sorn 9~srnebiem, ga.
Nr. g. 6. gbriitenien og Suitru.
Der er flpttet BERTH ira Cos Ange.
les, optaset / Wenigbe6en.
9ngemisiion9r Or. 0ielien ira
aina bar nnmeIOt lit 9eisg / 8e.
al nGite Raaneo I Bor.
6inOelie meO afboloelien at ct @is.
iionsmsoe. 8. 9. &nnfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19

Oct er ilere al pore 2piere BE-
fenot, at ser / u9ien" (San 5ran.
CISCO al q. Marts rctteoes Ell Nm.
greb mob bette 9anOtompngni, I'M.
oertegnet al fire poa 9eitfpften Del
fenote oan6smpno; o1 2anOfom.
paauiet bar trliet meo at ingis9e
babe ogien~ o. O'Serrer. Tom I'm.
oerIfreo grtiflen.
7et fan life fnlSe os inc at bIan.
oe os / 6isie Barters @eIIemor.
renoe: ri oif fin rooSe pore 9piere
til at Re 9iSen an. OR aompag.
NETS Observation-Disclosures 10.
Iiot o. iunot, Ian Fan ct InnOnnt
gngreb life soelreas. men Blot FOR.
finfe set.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
III new Book
Devotional Readings
FROM WORKS
For Every Day of the Year
By Rev. Jhn Sander, L. Fl. D..

These selections have been made chiefly from Luther's
sermons and devotional writings. The aim has been to in
troduce Luther to a larger circle of English readers. 'Luth-
er and his work are not known in this country as they
should be. America does not realize what an inheritance
she has received from Luther and the Lutheran Reforma-
ton. The best way to understand Luther is to have Luther
himself speak"
The chief aim Of the book, however, has been to give the
reader . better understanding Of the Holy Scriptures, to
bring hin to Christ, and to furnish him comfort and con-
ISOLATION in his Christian faith. Luther's words occasionally
appear vague and enigmatcaL, but in reading farther his
meaning becomes clear and is found to be forcible and even
beautiful.
The readings are well chosen, the necessary changes well
made. 20 AZ to make the reading for each day appear as one
continuous whole, and throughout the whole book the sea
sops Of the church year have been observed.
~ H.
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
Blair, Nsbraska. 4f
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19

brog and "Dannebrogsmand''
and the Swedish Order Of Knight
Wasa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
@isEOnsmsbe | Hopal, Coma

8. Sfop 0ielfen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-31
MANY Ills Due at This
Season Of the Year." Says
The TanIaC Health Expert

Many ills to which people are especial
" liable at this time of the year are
direct results of disordered stomach and
deranged digestion, according to the
Tanlsc health expert.
''In q majority of cases people who
suffer from sickness must blame their
stomachs," he said. 1--WE must remem-
Der that the support of the body comes
from the digestive system. When that
Is at fauls, the supply of nutriment
needed to help the human machine fails,
and, what 10 worse, the food which
should have given strength becomes
poisonous waste which distresses and
endangers the whole body.
"The stomach has heen called the
chemical laboratory of the body There
the material taken into the body is rem
dered into blood, bone and muscle for
permanent health, vigor and vitality, the
waste or unusable portions being prop
srly disposed of by the organs for that
purpose. When the stomach performs
its duties the body prospsrs.
"The success Of Tanlac a. an aid to
digestion, assimilation and the functions
which dispose of waste matter has been
proclaimed by thousands. Tsnlac 10 .
vegetable remedy, designed to feed while
It heals sick, sore stomachs, and 10
bring back the digestive system to Its
normal, natural work. Thus health u
restored, increasing energy, ambition
and vitality, and giving that feeling Of
complete well being necessary to the full
enjoyment Of life BY every man and
woman.
"With the health and strength that
Tanlac gives, people are lees subject to
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-31
PROBATE NOTICES.

To all persons interested either 81 'ne e'"'
hereinafter named: NJ, to
At q Probate Court, he'll ~ iA .s,.,,s h,
for the County OF oxford, on lue hius's.L -.
OF October, In the year OF or LORI v ,.S,,,,,
sand nine hundred and slNt,tr, lne ~, ~, ~
matter having been presenter in' Wv Ls-..r
thereupon hereinafter indicated u u 1''''
ORDERED: -, .....,,, y
That notice thereof be given 10 all peI r. "a :
terestet hy causing a copy OF this V u. =, d
published three weeks sucCess!vely 10 w ~, r.
ford Democrat, q newspaper pLOIsnea e, /, ,
Paris, In said County, that they mSy ~
Probate Court TO bc held az Pan,, :, AZ
third Tuesday OF Novembe', \. y. w ,s ,r
the clock In the forenoon, ana Oe ne''' '''
II they see cause.
Hezekfah Stetson late otSumneT' 80. ...s,y.
will and petition for probate t'ereO. ,, E nsrs
by W. ii. Eastman, the executor tne'e'I
Jacob Thompson late Of dlran n,. a'G II {,
final account presented for aI'o"AD'
bridge e. FarDham, trustee,
Carl r.. PottIe late OF Lowell, Ia Ia.
first and final account presenter lVi
by Albanus NJ. Pottle, administrator
Charles 8. Noble late Of Paris S Ss'JJ ,Se
first account presented for allowance :"
8. Wright, executor.
ADDISON E. HERRICK, Judge oil 'a'' wv
4s. 4 true c0pS-a ALBERT D. PARK, Resi'''.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-31

disease. Thousands who have taken
Tsnlac are grateful because It made
them we'll and kept them WE'LL"
One of the most interesting cases that
have ever come to the Tanlac health ex.
pert's attention happened In Portland.
"Why, be 10 back at work now, and
Il really seems like miracle to Us and
our friends" recently said Mrs. q. j.
Lewellyn, Of Elmwood Place, Portland,
Maine, 10 speaking of her husbands re-
lief through taking Tanlsc.
my husband had very severe attack
of indigestion and was forced to quit
work. He was In very critical condi.
ton for two weeks, and We were much
alarmed, hardly knowing what would
happen to him. The medicine be was
taking did not reach his case.
"He was unable to eat and lost strength
rapidly. Two weeks ago, bought bis
first bottle Of Tanlac for him, and car
hardly tell you how wonderful the 70.
suits are.
'.In my husbands case I am 90 enthu.
siastic, because I don't know what
might have happened to us II We hadn',
found Tanlac when We did,"
Then Mrs. Lewellyn spoke OF another
remarkable recovery she had seen
brought ABOUT BY Tanlao.
az was talking to . lady of our 90
quantance last evening who had been
IN . rundown condition al summer and
vac scarcely able TO put one foot before
the other" said Mrs. Lewellyn.
"She began taking Tsnlac . few wseks
ago, and last night she was mp dancing"
Tanlac 10 sold It the Chas. b. Howard
Co. otore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-31

Bangor (Me.) Theological SEMI
nary, one of the Oldest training
schools for ministers in America,
celebrated It's centennial.
The last contingent of New Hamp-
shire militia ordered out for service
on the Mexican border left the mo-
bilization camp at Concord.
Thomas Conroy, Is, q fugitive
from a New York insane hospital,
was killed at Boston by falling be-
between two cars Of freight train.
Miss Margaret McGill of Newton
Vile, Mass, was elected president OF
the New England History Teachers
association at its annual meeting at
Providence.
There are indications that the 1916
apple crop of Maine will be so per-
cent greater than that of last year,
although not equal to the bumper crop
of 1914 in size.
John Abt, an employe Of New
Haven baking company, was awarded
$4S2 90 compensation for the loss OF
two fingers in an accident at his place
of employment.
Announcement of an increase OF
$400 in the salary of each full profess
sor at Brown university, Providence,
appears in the annual report OF
President Faunce.
Caribou, which disappeared from
the woods of Maine twenty years ago,
have recently been seen in large herds
in the Allagash region. Hunters are
forbidden to shoot them.
Carrie Cassavant, 3, thrust her
head between two bars Of the crib,
then twisted herself so that her body
fell over the side, and she strangled
to death at Salem, Mass.
Walter H. knight of Bridgeport,
Conn. president Of two large ammu-
milton plants, filed petition in bank
ruptcy. His liabilities are S93, 900,
his assets being but $17O0.
Edward c. Morse, former post
master of Lyndon, VT. and his wife
were instantly killed when their
automobile rode over fifteen loot
embankment and turned over.
The largest registration in the his
tory of the city Of Boston was report
ed when it was announced that II 72S
names are to be en- the voting list for
the state and national elections.
Nails in the heels of workman's
shoes, coming in contact with nails
In the floor of the l.. o. MERCER dry
cleaning plant at Lewiston, Me-,
made a spark which caused $4,000
| fire.
More than fifty Republican news
paper editors of New Hampshire were
entertained at dinner at Manches-
ter by Frank Knox, editor and pub
Usher of the Manchester Union and
| Leader.
Boston Typographical union, No.
10, rodCnSQ oil dSl cOulCht VIII eAS
newspaper publishers, as result OF
| which a new wage scale calling for
an increase of 50 a week has been
granted.
The First Parish church, Clinton,
Mass, observed the Tooth annivers-
ary of the erection Of the present
meeting house, the fifth built by the
parish since the incorporation OF the
town in 1852.
In order to help its employees com
hat the present high cost Of living,
the Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn
railroad completed the distribution OF !.
$40 OOO in bonuses to men employed
on the system.
Edward Meacom, rs, president OF
the George E. Meacom company,
druggists, was found dead in his
home sat Peabody, Mass, from the
effects of coal gas, which escaped
from a stove in his room.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-31
Warrant for November Election, 1916
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF OXFORD, IS.
To Harry D. Cole, Constable of the town OF
Paris GREETING:
In the name Of the State Of Maine, you are
hereby required to notify ard warn the inhab.
itants OF the town of Paris, qualified to vote
for Senators to assemble at New Hall, South
Paris, In said town OF Paris on the seventh day
OF November, A. d. 1915, at nine O'Clock in the
forenoon to give in their votes for Electors for
President and Vice. President of the United
States Of America.
Persons desiring to vote must be registered in
accor lance with the provisions of the Law re.
'ating to the registration Of voters.
The polls will close at five O'Clock In the after.
coon.
Notice Is hereby ordered that the Municipal
Officers will be In session at the Town Office on
November Sd, 4th and 9th from nine O'Clock A..
VI. till four O'Clock, p. NJ, for the purpose Of
receiving the applications Of persons claiming a
right TO vote
HEREOF: FAIL NOT, and have you there this
warrant with your doings thereon.
Given under our hands at said town of Paris
this twer tieth day Of October in the year of our
Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixteen.
CHARLES W. BOWKER,
A. ELROY DEAN,
HENRY ID. HAMMOND,
*3-A selectmen Of the Town of Paris.
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USED IT ELEVEN YEARS

There lie one remedy that for many
years has given relief from coughs, colds,
Group and whooping cough. Mrs. Chas.
Rietz, Allen Mills, Pa, writes: ~ have
used Foley's Honey and Tar for the past
eleven years and / would not be without
it," II promptly relieves hoarseness,
tickling throat and wheezy breathing
Shurtleff Co.
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,eENTLR-BUT SURE

Biliousness, sick headache, sour stom
ach, gas, FLOATING, constipation, dyspep-
sIa--all these distressing consequences
OF retaining . mass OF undigested ana
fermepting food IN the stomach are avoid
"a II the bowels are kept open and regu.
lar. Foley Cathartic Tablets are 6rst
aid TO good health. Do not grippe.
.-ehuytle6 90.
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STATE OF MAINE.


At a Probate Court held at Paris, In and
for said County Of Oxford, on the nineteenth day
OF Oct, In the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and sixteen:
On the petition of Frederick R. DYER, admin
istrator OF the estate of Enos ID. Head, late OF
Buckheld, deceased; praying for license to sell
at public or private sale certain real estate
owned by said deceased al the time of his
'ecease which real estate Is described as fol
lows, VIZ: Real estate situated in the town OF
Buckaeld bounded on the east by High Street
so called, on the north by land Of Lena II. Dver
and land Of Larkin W. Farrar and on the sonth
and west by the west branch of the Twenty. mile
River, together with the dam, mill privilege and
water rights belonging thereto and used with
said property and also q right of Way over and
across land Of Lena Fl. D. or from said High
Street to the rear of the buildings on said Iot
excepting and reserv;ng the right of the Maine
Central Railway over said land and also an
easement granted to Frederick r, DYER 10 Law
sewer In the ground through said land.
1T Is ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given to all persons In.
terested, by causing copy of this order TO be
published three weeks successiyely in the or.
lord Democrat published at South Paris. in
said County, that they may appear at a Probate
Court to be held at Paris In and for said County
on the third Tuesday OF November, A, d. 1914. M
ten O'Clock In the forenoon, and show cause' n
any they have, why the prayer of the petiti oner
should not be granted.
ADDISON e. HERRICK, judge Of sa,d cou,,
~ 40 Attest: ALBERT d. PARK. Reeister.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives n9u' :, he 81
has been duly appointed executrlh VI -
will and testament Of =, Uooi,.si
RANSOM ID. CUMMINGS, late OF All x,
in the County of oxford, decease. ,,,s q 81
sons having demands against the e 80 :sne q:
deceased are desired to present 'ne g rsoussz
settlement, and all indebted thereto "e''N
to make payment immediatev: cpoOEER
Oct. 18th, 1915. VEkIlE Avn
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CUT THIS QUIT IS WORTH
MONEY!

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with five cents to Foley &
Co., Chicago, Ill.,, writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
bronchial coughs, colds and Group, Foley
Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tab
lets. Specially comforting to stout per-
sons.-Shurtleff Co.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice s,or q b,
has been duly appointed admin'''A"'
estate of .yo,usy,
PRUDANT BEDARD, late Of ,Ds tN,
In the County of Oxford, deceaseu .,r. hsht,
bonds az the law directs. All peiisoOsSsssei ~
demands against the estate OF salu .,tisreri, y
all indebted thereto are requested "
payment Immediately. GRAZ.
Oct. 10th, 1915. WALLED
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"Are you married, my manp" woman
asked Q sailor.
"Yes indeed. mum-married and four
teen children"
"Poor fellow, travelling about like this!
And don't you ever get homesick?"
"Only when I'm home, num-"