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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-23
,Slir Gountb J;id,ter

oieies oes sneiter Tii.ritts' ;cint
Ndl in Der heutiaer ySunmcr Nerr
gpuiS Spd BON 4itioutliu alS
9anetoat an. @cnu mir irecronet
den Wanu i'm gpurtp uertraucu uRN
sutrauen baB or bieles iur hsn Snr,
aer oeS 9iitritts 10 pittiae Gntt,
aetrcn, netuiiierbait. ehrIid, idbia,
unparteiilh nno ureiaennlkia Der,
luaIten tuiro, IN cs berr Spd. s2ic
mir ihn teunen. III 6err @pd Gin
Wonn Der iid ole Ticner bts &pl,es
unh ridlt als Der Ticner ocS eiaeuen
.Sds" beiudhreu tpirb; su benz icoer
Saraer ieei uub often rrben ure benz
CT aIs -aentlcmnu' aerue uno h0nidl
Reoc iiehen fpire urh nidit ais oui.
aeblaiener. buntelhaiier @impeI unb
9mpprtommlira - n am the Judge,
bats of for me" - ieine W,tblraer.
bic ihn erruahlt mi, sroben Sdaimpi.
uameu tttutirt; Der teine 3eripreh.
nnaei madli. HE CT ia bod, nidht
haltrn Mill; Der nit. lsinem Nnie
uncbre n'aa1t oard uuaeredlte 3ar.
trilich'cit; Der niht bic ainan;en
ecautn's miBbrourht ~ eiseundei.
aen 3pcfer. iuroern bet In eieiem
fmte wirten NTH sum ssphle ieors
sluielnen une aller Siirser isines
Eii,ritts
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-23
1efabren tpn ,,ng!nff.

saenn mir heis iins uuo idi,uibsr.
ilhlt Gin 2uit,ua sut. in ater ara>s
barn nm aeidbrlit,fen uuo Heura!.
aia. iieiitr 9adel uae id:merserse
sRusteln nuo nadl bi,sss Raenmot's'
nas iiuo bic 6plaeu. Tn ieirhfa ,Ihl'
len tueaect Slcan's eminent an. c &
,rsibt oie Girtnlatirn nab BEN a'u, :
nen unb ihmsrseneen 2he.Ie. nos
6im trsiki irei Inc Stsiibeit ~ b
Sthmcrs idaiuinesH bal.o aeurala q
nno nenrniaiIten sepiihmeri ss.'
acnee :usrSen fiaoeH Sas cine sr.
,uereuna spn CLEANS sinimsni sif,
serri 4 aibt. Ter ietaeuhe Sdne:s I
reidit ttntm irdfneeR @siahle re
Rehcners unb gearme anb eri'e :.
iiht rihiaem Shlai. Aah ont nrnin
asnri.is. sc bel aprtheterH lsra !
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-23
farm 80 pertauien.

2sS ader. Tis aanse aarm IN
einassnnnt. IT'S ader aetlart. no
ucu ~ Sder umer aultnr iinb. SO
aeres iiuo gottomlaus. bns abriee
reites auilanb. ) .Sahares' nit
ME periieaenosn EueiIen. @n:es
u ohnhans, Gebenaebaabe II. Stalle.
Cute Gitsrne. Tie 1arm III . uro
eine halbe Tei { ppn Soils Rs,ter
uDn 8eiipbaIia uub zine ha!be Ieile
ucm Cioss dlub eeitaen. 4iele
Darn. bic In isoer ciuhdt ein- Gar.
aain-. tann aeatniuartia ~ einen
2reiie neit antrr ihrem. spertbe &c.
fluit merhsa. Gan neabs iidi IN
BEN eip,nttanaer
Tttttip sreler,
Renthalia ne.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-23
GrsGifHHsen i6neH beieitiat.

Sit.s Segtc hniier beninnia -
uoa Seaian bee nsr,fss sen aau,su
9inter opra. snhsrs iallen pon {;
net eyiaI,nna in bic anesrr. 2etngt
Sr. stres 3su Siitpperu uno ihr
peraet ian nuacnblidlih 9ineerunc
Iaeeu. Gs thut Der Grtiltane. Gin
BALI. fniteraos. rashe nnh eie Seipc
as serreissret anfenauia!le lhxi in.
ben, bell, Die gHtsnnonna. iiaitiai
aie ranben Ssbru. 2eiht Al nsh-
-,ea artiisrtt;h une beilene. bal.
TT cine sloite 7r. p,ra's Reu { IL.
eopsrn in oaGis. .Gs IN Hhcrlidl
stae nuie Nebisin uno idh babe b
asnoia eiRe s'aiAe on ser 0nns-
itreibt 4.e. Sriirnnnn. frnatesia.
I. ). sssan Hid,t sairise<zfellsne
l5ires 9ele aaraaeraattsi. bod Il
sitfi faa iHmsr. tsrs.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-23
Wsn ben ariess sitsamSlsten.



aas Walpeiion Ter. Uirb unite,
Datum pom 81. Mdrs aemefbet:
Gle amerifanif6en grappsn mii
General geribina amb Cberft Tobl
iinb beuteabenb Don feinbtihen rnyr,
taniiden Streittrdftrn uolifidubtu
einaeihloifeH pnb broht ibneu inoa.
'iderireiie 9ernidstuua. Tie giIla
qeute NIT einem 7beil Der Gnrrnnsa.
5ruppen mefd,e fid, ueiaerten NIT
ben Gmerifaneru ~ iimpfen. fper,
rem ben @ee mad Sdben unb 5000
aebiente garnnsiftas iiehen binter
ben nmerifaniifen aolDnnen ur
falls es aum gruf, s.uifben garran.
sa unb ben Yer. Stnaten fonimen
ioltle. baraus gortheif su sieben.
Gie Sage III fehr ernii.
8liln til ber aolonne bes Gen. Rers
ibine In bic 8ecee entihlhpit.
Gie Gage ber Grpebiiions.ruppen
aeiialtet fih tmmer ernfier ea 81 iehr
ithrer IN bnrd iene ODE 5eeenb ssrp
uilIiun unb Wunnition su bei6r bern.
Tie gprhut III bereits auf babe Ra.
tiunen anaepieien. Tie 9ruppen
haben iebr unter ben unaeputn.en
alima su IeiScn. aui belize 9aae iol.
pen talte Nddte. bic ssss.ierbe erlah.
men I'M beiBeH Sauo unb wirb be-.
rcits ein Nndidlub oou Vierben Der
lnnat.
Villa Snuben broben iallS iie nidt
1000 900 &eius erbaleu, init 9eri.6.
rura Der Celfelber bel 5ampicG.
@eu 6unitpn bat bas Arieaeebe,
partemeut nm mthr 5rappen eriudt.
9eutnant 2tss. goran bonn Sun'
besilieeeriUrps IN aus elmer 6ohe
be BON so Sub abaeiiiirst, lupbei er
ihlimm uerlebt unb bic Maihine
serIhmeitert purbe.
gOn ben 8 6luamaidlinen bic AM
Nontaa Columbus, 81. aR osrlieben,
iinb nur 6 in Gaias @ranbes anaes
fUmmeu.
europa.
gei Werbun crsielten bic Teutid,en
AM Eicnstna bic aldrsenbIen Gripls
ee icit geaiuu Der HieienidlInht.
Sic itiirrten ben 0nIb BON 9Iup-
ccnrt. rohmeu 32 C'Fsierc uno g.
800 Warn qeionoen uno habeu ieSt
bic Giienbohn @erbuusPoriS. su her
nc bils nui swcicintaIb Neilen pur.
acorunoen. ilntcr ffeuer
@ah 6smuuatlit,er heIoenmuthiacr
%eribeibaunai ber otter. una. 9rnp.
pen. III llsciusco amTnieiter pun ei.
ncr ruiiiidleu llebcrmntt eerpmmeu
mpr6cu.
Nu Der bclaiiten auiic TAM cs oni
Nuut1a swiid,en 5 beutichen uno 5
britiihen 2oripcbojdacrn su cinem
geieht. Wndlbem bic britiiten mehs
rcrr quite 5rcfier aus beutitcu Sob.
rem erhalteu. oanpiteu fe nit pul,er
StnelIia 'cit ob
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-23
Die sau;e Kompasnis.

~
Sm 5elbauartler oni hartem Stein
Erred Id bic mAben 9lbe.
limb ienbe In bic Rad,t hinein
lem 2iebfen tauIenb Gribe.
aift idp alleiu babs 10 aemodi
NnHemarie!
Bon ibren Rdbeln trumt BET glnf,t,
Tie aaaSe 2ompaanie!
@ir rliien nit benz iflmarsen Gai
Gar ipilbe Sblnd,ten id,lnaen;
Bon einem 8ieberiehensiae
Gonn idb bic nod nihts iaaen.
gielleitti perb' idi bnlb bel oir fein-
annemarie!
gielle,dbt idarrt man ihun mpraer
Elm
Tie aanse 8umpaanici
llno ihieBt mid eine auael tot,
aann it midi heimwdrts tuanbern.
go rueiu' biz nidt bic Gugen rot -
SO ninim btr einen anoeren!
Rimm einen Burih.n jung nnb iein,
NnneMnrie..
Us mub ia niht arab elmer iein
Won meiuer aompanuie!
SuIius 5reuno.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-23
gpsaies.

-Yeu Rotboue Idat Sur Heit beim
Srant 9rbanneSmeper DaubolS.
Ter innee 0srr HorenS @ilbe mar
zines 9agss lester ssude aeid)aitlih
In Ssii,,ton Gitp.
SRI. 9ebwiua 2uedenbauit befin'
bet Fdl ieit lebten Tonrerstng In
2ieniien Der 5amilie 6rant Nanber
In ct. 2ouis.
-7r. 6errp 9uettemeper. . Z.
uub Tr. 8aitpn. W. Z. pon Weta.
uarsn bier am 6reitaa geihaitIite
Seiuher.
Geo 8eunel uno Sbomas 2uebs
bert, Shller Der 2inr Sohihuie,
feierteu ben Suuntaa batier int Gls
terahauie.
-6err Geroinanb Crtmeper, ber
Yeitniabritant BON Goos. lieierte
leptsn lrei,aa rur ieiuem Rrcoa te
nn bieiiae 0aaoen ob.
Die @rhpboIia & 6oIf Trabiue
90. ucrinnbte nm Tisustaa e:nc Gar,
lnhuna (9U GhtuCiue. 9upf Rinb-
pieh uuo 8 9dlber) ~ Rortte.
2iebtnbcru ntn eutem &auh'
unb Aoutabai mirb empihler iit iul'
den gu bpIen pber III bci,ellen bel
" I. Turner. 9iun Rp.
-0ptw. Sphn 0peiden uun Gnlt
iome beiien 6nusbal,crinu frl. SO.
hanna piliemeper, mohten bier an
Tienstcn iludtiqen geiadl.
-SaS .gbeurolet" upllli6n6nbia
nuSaeSinite, nit elettriiden. liht
eIettriidlem Mntriebs.Appnrot $3.50
linnlhunbert unb iIirilin collars. J
9eunarb& iiethermes.
Ter june Gbnin 0iltemener
murbc an Suuntaa ppn teircm ga
ter 0errn 0ermaun 0iltcmcucr. nad
Cole 6uunta eebtuAt NO sr bel
6errr stephan Huee in Iienli III.
--orrr 6snrp Sduuusdr nlhm
ani TirnStoo In ieiuen 5orb Nutu
0crru qouia Bud unb @ottin iptpie
errtn Suhu drit nui einsu ecihdiis.
naSllas Sur Stdatahnup,iia6t.
-9abnarst s. y. 4usttemener
bon aReta, thut ieineu Aun.
ben ppn dott unh ber slatbarihait
hermit .uro bos sr ON 81. uub 2s
Mor, In 6olt ibnen su Tieniien iein
riro.
--Nui SSomilienuern,ehruna burch
ie Elm Sbhntben iinb s,uei unierer
ituberen iett IN 9eiferiun gitp
wphnhatien Mitblraer bic Sdmiebe.
meiiier Gmil Tierdr uno 0enrp Z.
SdlepperS Al arotulieren.
--drau Sermanu Spltmeber unb
ainoer. frl. Iaria Wpednlann unb
Spieph 8osdmann pon ct. gliiabclb
waren bier meh,ere 5oee Seiud)er
bel ben isaHilieu Serrp pol.meper,
9piepb Albers uth @m. Sonel.
-perrn Spiepb 7cmm.r enttamcn
mdtrerb elmer yiadt In ueraanaener
Wrdle aus eirem ieii suaeniad,ten
uuo oichtem Shille bret Sd,oIldms
mer. Ga mus mobl etn 2ansfinaer
aui 9dmmsrbrateu appctit aehabt
baben.
-Gittpe Maria Eorth bon Qppie
Greet anb bcren Sohn Charles bon
Seiierion Gitp, inhen Iih bier bic
lebteu Taae Der sapte mad ihrem
Giaenthum un. ;Srnu gorth fpurbe
am Sunnina o"n bent Subne 0eayp
urb Satin nndl hercu 5arnl In Meta
abashult.
YOUNG NAN WANTED
To qualify for civil service or business
position; salary $50 TO $3.50 pc year;
experience unnecessary. I will pay nall
your tuition and help .lefrsy your ex-
prnse- while learning In exchange for a
few hours assistance at your homr
This offer i limited. must be aecerted
immediately. q. W. Ransom. fres.,
Rsnsomerlan Business seheel, is34
Grand Ave, Kansas City, No. Write
n =
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-23

To qualify for civil service or business
position; salary $50 TO $3.50 pc year;
experience unnecessary. will pay nall
your tuition and help iefrsy your ex-
penses while learning In exchange for a
few heurs assistance at your homr
This offer i limited. must be aeeerted
immediately. g. W. Ransom. fres.,
Rsnso onsrian Basiuess School, issl
Grand Ave. Kansas City, No. Write
him n nnus for full particulars.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-22
THIS CAVE REFRIGERATION
ice Form, IN II in summor. Mclte IN
Winter.


natural wonder of the Black Nus
IN the form of am l@V cave, lS 10 u' u'-
y,lcpcd and made an attraction Iol
tourists. The ice cave is situated ~
rrrlrNood and is one of the few nat
.,r.l wonders of it's kind I'm the world.
Asa unique feature among thc nI,-
.,,rol lttractinus of the BlnCK lllllS
il ranks with wind Cave and with
Crystalc Cave and I'm some respects II
oven moro wonderful than either or
those The cave has developed pccuhlr
features. which make ii "A most mysu-
fyirg proposition.
some ten or eleven years ago Whot
nov is the ice cave was run NJ lull,
mol bv the late Harvey Sheiler, anu
had hccn pushed about ninety rect INTO
,br byl when work was abandoned, rs
no satisfactory mineral showing was
encountered. The fact that 1t had the
mower OF producing ice even during the
hottest summer weather was not as
covered until later.
In tire hottest months of the year ice
| forms in the tunnel something 10 a
dcpth of three feet and rcmnrkanle
} feature is that during cold weather the
ice disappcars. ON the surface OF the
Ground above the face of the tunnel Is
] n spot from which the heaviest snow
/ is melted in winter and green grass is
/ always found there in all seasons OF
! tho wear The formation of the ice Is
! believed 20 bo due to the presence OF
certain chemicals in the solutions
which trickle thru thoNrocks, which,
coming in contact with currents OF air
cause a lowering Of temperature. why
the ice should disappear In winter is
not so easily explained, unless 1t is
that the production of a low temper
] A sip ~ "A
qulres the presence of warm air cur
rents IN conjunction with the chomi-
Gals contained IN the solutions Plain
| ngulgr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-22
Slightly Nervous.

Everybody was In readiness The
groom. best man and the minister
were gathered IN the vestry The
organist began TO play and the min
lister started for the door.
wait one moment, doctor" called
the nervous groom. is ii the right
or left hand the ring goes on?"
"Tho left" hurrledy replied the
minister,
And, doctor, isis 1t Missionary
to cuss the bride?"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-22

rVo riusfeld, Mass, Young women
walked into the LOnoshoro cemetery
tho other night ~ the tomb Of JOSH
billings. Each then extended "a FORE
ungor and touched the tombstone. one
.,>,lalminc "Iosh" and the other "Hu-
lings" as thcv did SO. Asked MhN th'N
Gjd mis-. one of them said they hoped
f., attain the coveted sense Of humor
which Josh possessed to a remarkable
l.---..E
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-22
Safety First,

what became of the big, powerful
fellow who used to work in the parcel
post section?" we asked the postmas.
ter.
I'VE had to put him on other
work. replied the postmaster. HE
used too much muscular force when
stamps on the packages OF
eggs"-Luke McLulSe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-22
Too Much.

"Why must you always 30 out
every time one Of my women friends
calls?"
well my dear responded hcr
husband. II am glad to meet your
friends But YOU must remember that
have heard the story OF your Atlan-
tic city trip about II times now
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-22
Chnncr for Genius.

Judging by the number of fats who
want to get thin, and the number of
thins who want to get sat, fortune
awaits some Old Doc who will scheme
out a method Of painless TRANSMISSION
Of adipose.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-22

What are you going to make out
o. Josh?" inquired Farmer Perkins
OF Farmer Bates.
"A lawyer, | guess, said the father
doubtfully. MIA wants him to be
doctor. and he's going 10 be proies-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-22

sional man. But we'd want TO show
our confidence in him, and | figger
out that II 'ud be safer to take JOsh's
law than his medicine. ladies
Home Journal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-22
The Right Key.

He-uavo you heard my new song,
THE Proposal" 2"
She-No. what key is 1t in?
He-Do miner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-06
RECENT DEATHS
OF VERMONTERS

Harlan Page Farr, So, for the greater
part of his life one of the most success.
full farmers in southeastern Vermont and
man who had been prominent in the
official affairs of his home town, Put.
ney, died in his home Monday afternoon.
He had been seriously i'll about two
weeks.
Mr.. Farr was born in Windham, April
10, 1886, and would have been so years
of age this month. In early childhood he
moved to Westminster with the family
of his father, Ivah n. Farr. At the age
of Is years he was a salesman for silk
between the times OF greatest activity
on his fathers farm.
When he was 20 years old he bought
his fathers farm and went to farming.
He married, at the age of p, Lucrettia
NJ. Whitney of Westminster and during
the war he bought fine farm Of zoe
acres near Westminster lower street,
which was his home for Is years.
He continued to buy farms and a one
time owned some 800 acres in the vi
cinity of his home. He was able to con-
duct all of these farms successfully.
In the last few years he had resided
in Putney village, but never lost his love
for farming and every year he had
ploughed a mile of his farm on the Put
ney meadows.
His East Putney meadow farm con-
tains $50 acres, including so acres OF
meadow, and was one of the best farms
in the section. He made it practice
for years to grow several acres of to-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-06
RIGGS BANK TRIAL MAY s.
Officers Charged with Perjury in Sui
Against McAdoo and Williams.

Washington, April 6.-Oficers of the
Riggs National bank, indicted for per-
jury in connection with their suit against
Secretary MeAdoo and Comptroller VIII
liams alleging conspiracy to wreck the
institution, yesterday petitioned a local
court for an early trial and a bill of par
ticulars on which the indictments We're
based Trial has been set for May S.
Aflidavits accompanying the petition yes.
terday said the banks counsel learned
from Trustworthy sources that Comptrol-
Ter Williams, because of the pending in
has indicated a purpose to re-
fuse renewal OF the banks charter, which
expires July l.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-06
We have the exclusive selling rights fo
this great laxative.
RED CROSS PHARMACY
THE RExALL STORE

bacco and was interested in sheep rails
ing.
He had been honored by his fellow
townsmen with election to most of the
office within their electoral gift He
served the town as representative in
the legislature in 1886 He served four
terms as first selectman and was elect
ed lister many times He was an up
right business man who had the respect
and esteem of all who knew him.
Mrs. Farr died in 1897 leaving two
children. They are Frank II. Farr Of
Westminster, like his father a success
full farmer, and Mrs. Milan Mason of
Springfield Mass.
Mr. Farr leaves also his second wife,
who was Mrs. L. Louise Perry of Cham
plain, n. u, one brother, Robert, Of
and two sisters, Mrs. Ellen
Whitney of Putney and Mrs. Sarah Fin
ton OF Dakota.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-06
GOVERNMENT
ARMOR PLANT
Senate Bill Favored by the
House Naval Commit
tee in Report
VOTE ON REPORT
WAS Is TO g.
Plant Will Be in Operation
in Two Years, Says
Padgett

Washington, D. c., April 6-The SEN
ate bill for a government armor plate
plant was fayorably reported yesterday
by the House naval committee by vote
of Is to six.
Chairman Padgett predicted its easy
passage in the House and that the gov
eminent armor plate would be in oper-
alton within two years. The vote fol-
lows;
Ayes-Padgett, Talbot, Estopinal,
Riordan, Tribbe, Hensley, Buchanan of
Illinois, Gray, Galloway, Hart, Connolly,
Oliver, Liebel, Democrats, and Britten
and Stephens. Republicans.
Nays-Butler, Roberts, Browning, Fare,
Kelley and Mudd, Republicans
All efforts to amend the bill failed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-06
wET-DRY FIGHT A sTANDoFF.
Little Advantage TO Either Side in Illi-
nois Local Option Elections.

Chicago, April 6.Virtually complete
returns yesterday from points where the
local option question was voted upon in
Illinois indicate that little advantage
went to either side as the result OF Tues
days election. Prohibition victories
show that between $50 and 400 saloons
were eliminated, while towns won by the
liquor forces from the dry column will
open territory that had more than $50
saloons at the time of the 1912 dry vic
tories.
The saloon interests won back the cit
les of Bloomington and Granville, re-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-06
Waite Rallies.

New York. April 6.-Dr. Arthur War
rem Waite, seli-eonfessed poisoner Of his
father law. John +. Peck, rallied yes
terday from the relapse which he suf-
fered Tuesday in Bellevue hospital.
where De- has been under medical care
since he took drugs two weeks ago. The
news that his wife had brought action
against him for divorce was to BE- brok
en- to Dr. Waite during the day, It was
expected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-06
ITCHY RASH ON
CHEST AND FACE
Later On Shoulders and Back.
Burned Like Fire. Had No
Rest at Night.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

II had rash which began on my chest
and face. later going 20 my shoulders and
back. 10 was very Itchy and 1 had 70
scratch il which made it burn Ike Gre. and
the skin was sore and innamed. When nv
clothing would rub against Il. Il caused
itching and burning which was very uncom-
Portable and had no rest at night. for after
going 70 bed | would go to sleep for a few
moments only to he walked up again.
Il lct the rash go for about ueok when
] used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After
the FIRST application they seemed 70 stop
the burning and after used two boxes of
CuticuFa Ointment and four cakes Of Cuti-
c'Ta soap ] vas healed. CsignedD wm.
G. Robertson. $ Mountain Ave. Dor
chester. Mas. Oct. III. 1915.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-06
Captain Lost Life.

Norfolk, Va, April 6.-The schooner
Elsie A. Bayles Of Bangor, Ne, went
ashore early yesterday near the New In
let, y. G.. coast guard station. Captain
Charles Brown was drowned while at
tempting to reach shore in a smaIl boat.
Two OF the crew who were with him
landed safely. Four men were saved
with the brooches buoy The schooner
figured last February in connection with
a report that she was to he used in
carrying cargo Of arms to Villa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-06

saloon interests occurred at Waukegan,
where eighty-four saloons were voted out
The victory of the dry forces there
makes all the territory along Lake Mich
gan from Chicago to the Wisconsin line,
a distance OF sixty miles, prohibition
ground.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-06

Boston. April 1.-Two hundred and
fifty FIRE gilt handlers employed BY the
Merchants s Miners Transported com
pany. who struck Tuesday for an in
crease in wages and shorter hours. re-
turned % work yesterday Strike lead
ers claimed that they had obtained sat
izfactory concessions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-06

tanned Aurora. Lincoln and Alton, and
regained about twenty townships scat
tered over the state The anti-saloon
forces gained Waukegan and Moline, held
Elgin, and also won a number of town
ships which had had saloons.
The greatest victory for the anti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-06

contains the exact kind of
nOuriShn1enf needed by
those who have throat
troubles and are weak and
run down, and this tissue
building food is easily
taken up by the system.
That is why ii is best for
colds and as a tonic in the
Spring.
No weakening stimulants or dangerous
drugs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-06

The Philles are said to be in a bad
way just at present. Deyore is suffering
from an infected spike wound in his leg,
Dugey has contracted tonsilitis, and
Alexander and killifer have sore arms.
Eddie Collins is said to be playing bet
ter than ever this season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-06
A. e. Lerchs of Springfield Gives a
Recipe For Getting Over the Blues

IF you ever get the blues" he said,
ut is well to know the simplest and
best way TO get rid of them. Crank
ness, nervousness and general upset
condition preceding the blues usually
are due to the relentless grip of con-
stipation on the nervous system. The
simplest way to meet this condition is
to have a box of Rexall Orderlies in
your pocket and the best way is to
take one when you feel the attack COM
Ing on. 1t is the finest laxative for
men, women and children | know of,
and is a regular antidote for the blues
the best ever"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-06
FREIGHTERS FOR THE PACIFIC.
Fleet of II To Be Manned BY American
Crews.

San Francisco, April eleven Ameri-
can freightcrs manned by American
crews and flying the flag OF the recently
organized SlO.0OO,00O Oriental Alliance
Steamship company, are to be placed on
the trans Pacific run between San Fran
cisco and the Orient, according to Peter
d. Miller, president OF the company. yes
terday. The company will later operate
two boats between New York and san
through the Panama canal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-06
Sample Each Free by Mail

WIN a2-p. skin Book On the trcatnrn.
g the skin and scalp. AdArss postcard
"Cutieara. Dept r. Bosson.- s1sa hv
druggists and dealers throurhost TIE uo-lf.