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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17
OUR NEW EXH|B|-
TON HALL
Spaces for Fair Rapidly
Being Taken
Rest Room for Women and Children
viii be Greatly Appreciated Dur
ing the Three Days Show

The new Exhibition Building at the
grounds of the Somerset Central Ag-
ricultural Society is pronounced by
all to be the handsomest structure of
its kind in Maine. The show space
is about equally divided between the
exhibits that are admitted free and
the exhibits of a more or less com
mercial nature which contribute to
the revenue of the building. This
latter space, taken up by merchants
and others, is being rapidly applied
for and allotted Several firms have
offered to make contracts for space
for five years. Those desiring space
should apply to John W. Fogler
Blue prints OF the hall may be seen
if desired.
Agricultural, Horticultural and
pomological exhibits will have ample
space reserved for them and il is not
necessary to notify the society in ad-
vance, unless the exhibit is unusual
ly large. In the case of Grange eX-
hibits, or very large displays of any
kind, it might be we'll to confer with
Mr.. Fogler in advance of the date of
the Fair.
The Rest Room on second floor, re-
served for women and children will
be greatly appreciated. 1t is so ar
ranged that the exhibits and the
crowd on the lower floor are in full
view. II will be provided with seats
and is intended to be all that its
name implies.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17
EarrOw Escape From Death

Master Charlie the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Priest of Anson
had a narrow escape from death
Monday while hanging onto a team.
The boy attempted to climb up on a
load and fell between the wheel and
side of the wagon. His predicament
was seen by a bystander, who spoke
to the driver to stop The boy sus-
tanned a broken arm and was severe
ly bruised about the head and
shoulders.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17
Elroy SeekinS to be Married Septem-
ber 9Th

Skowhegan friends will be inter
ested to learn of the approaching
marriage of Leon Elroy Seekins, son
of Clerk of Courts and Mrs William
T. Seekins of Skowhegan and Miss
Hazel Rebecca Holden. The bride
to be is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Holden and the nuptial cere-
mony will be performed at their
home in Bowdoinham. The future
home of the couple will be in Lowell,
Mass. where Mr. Seekins has for
some time been located.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17

as Etna Camp closes on the opening
day of Madison Camp it is anticipat-
ed that many will come from there
to be present at a whole or a part of
the services. AS is the custom the
Ladies Aid will conduct their annual
sale at booths in the Theatre Build
ing and board and room may be OBJ
tanned by comforting with the Pro-
prietor of Lakewood Inn at Madison,
while cottages are also obtainable
from Miss Olive Hayden.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17
Almost Another Fatality at Old Point
Crossing

Hon Fred Bunker of North AnsoY
recently had narrow escape from
being hit by tram at Old palu,
railsoad crossing as he was conlns
UP the Norridgewook road rae
party stopped at the foot of the IT.
lie rise below the crossing but cagld
see or hear no train but Just as 10y
reached the crossing a blHud freIsnt
suddenly appeared and narrowly c>-
capped hitting the automobile
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17

With better protection for Tie
travelling public and plcasanter sur
roundings for pedestrians as the end
in view. the town fathers have called
a special town meeting for next Sat
urday afternoon at p. N. in Munich
pal Building With increased owner
ship of automobiles, has come the
demand for more stringent methods
of protection from accidents and for
this purpose markers have been al
ready set at different sections in the
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17
SkoWhegan Boy Bitten by Rattle.
snake

Guy Hunter, member of Corr
pany L. now on the Texan Border.
was bitten by rattle snake, one day
last week. He was out walking
with William Goulette and Allie Dorc
and the reptile struck him ia the left
leg, just above the knee. He was
dangerously i'll but reports that, ow-
ing to the prompt action of Captain
Marston and the company doctor, be
was pulled through all right
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17

Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hobart O.
East Madison with Mr. and Nh $
H. Bcal and Mr.. and Mr. ". J.
met at the home Of the La
named couple Tuesday evening Il
perfect plans for the reunion of III
Coruyile High school which is 10 e.
cur "Wednesday of next week, Angus
%
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17
DEATH Of c. A. WING IN
MASSACHUSETTS
A Former Resident of Skowhegan
Passed Away in Everett. Burial
in that City

Charles Allen Wing died at the
home of his daughter Mrs. y. Irving
Allen. AZ Forest Ave. Everett. Mass,
August 10th, 1916 Interment at
Glenwood Cemetery. Everett. He
was born in North Fairfield, Decem-
Der 10th, 1914 A son of George
Allen Wing and Louisa yarney)
Wing and a grandson of Allen Wing.
He was married Nov 26th. 1865 to
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17

Clara Lucinda Bowman, daughter OF
Eli Z, Bowman and Mary (Wyman)
Bowman of Fairfield. She died
April 9th, 1908. They first lived in
North Fairfield and later for a num-
Der of years in Skowhegan, Me,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17

Mrs. Charles Hill of Portland ar
rived Monday night to visit Mrs.
Minnie c. Pishon. Mrs Hill will
doubtless renew many acquaintance
of year or TWO ago, made during
her residence at Hotel oxford. Mr..
Hill was the proprietor of that hos
telry for a number of years
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17

Mr and Mrs Austin Eames of
Portland who drove through from
the Forest City in their New Cole
Roadster, have gone to North Arson
after visit with Mr Eames sister.
Mrs r f Stevens.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17

The seventh Day Ad}faf5>r~ ea-
iolei a sermon delivered by Eider
V II Carr of Portland sunday
ni-tt who was also present At the
services Saturday afternoon Elder
Carr who was a guest ar the home Of
Dexter Y Rowe. while in town, is
president of the Maine Conference Of
seventh Day Adyentlsts.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17

Boy of Is to 10 years wanted, about
September list, at this office. Op-
portunity to learn printing trade if
desired. Independent Reporter Co.
If 81
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17
SELECTMEN WANT BETTER PROTECTION
FOR THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
A Special Town Meeting is Called for Saturday
Afternoon Removal of Gate House Feature

village q. sa.de indicating ~ d.
fection il Which the corners should
b. turned Al the meetlug Sarur-
day the c.rizens VII be ASKED 70 ac-
cept bylaw and ordinances for the
regulation Of vehicles used on the
public highway. in order thar the
necessary laws TO lessen tie accident
llst may be r.gdedly enforced By the
proper officials.
For some time the seieetmen have
been working with TIE officers Of the
Name Central r. Z Co. regarding
The transfer Of the train gates on
Water and Russell Streets 10 the op-
posite side OF The thoroughfares from
which they are now located main
tanning that By THIS change travellers
eastward might Lare a better view OF
the gates. While they have also been
urging the removal Of the gate nan )
house from Is conspicuous position
III the only business square which
tn town possesses. IT, building
which often shelters many loafer is
close 70 1he sidewalk and lie coaver-
sation there Is not Away agreeable
to those who pass beneath rs caves
10 say nothing Of The business cen
ter "atea It conges's. This WI be
brought before the voters and with
tie matter Of better traac protection
IS incorporated in tie following ar
tieles Of the warrant
To see if the town VII VOC TO
authorize and instruct It's selecrmen
10 take such action as L. necessary 10
procure 80 removal OF lie Gate
House a. the Junction Of Russell
and Water street and pass all neces-
sary votes
To see if the town will vote 10 au-
thorize and instruct is selectmen 10
take such action as is necessary 10
obtain better protection to the travel
ing public al the railroad crossing
on Water and Russell streets and
pass all necessary votes
To see If tie town viii vote 10
make. enact and accept the follow
Ing bylaws and ordinances for The
regulation OF vehicles used and
operated on The public highway
therein and pass all votes respecting
the same.
VEHICLES ~ MOTION
\ vehicle except when passing
vehicle ahead. shall Keep as near fh-
right curb as possible
4 v4bfgl. rr7Efrfr- q-.,fF --af45-r.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17
Signed
Reunion Corn,iIle High school

POOLER < EMERY
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Sra Iorrfeping / Sperigc meooe'
les 0en 2Soe december:
Smorges tioIig opitoo Der Slb /
en- TO Gtdges %pgning / N%orrfeping.
Sllict neobrrnote iii @rltlocn.
5 Sagetagen boeoc TO Glorc
&pinber, Der inocbrpn0te tilli9emco
ire @prn. - Gn inf Irtllt peo
Napn Soifmann, Der nplig bar al-
tommet ira SpiflunO % ioftes op.
trnaote / en- Girfus / Norrfeping,
mootte lan1men n,eo i'm @ultrll %
line ire @ern / iibite Gicblif reooc
Jig pco at %Ipringe no al ct Sinou.
Spiinlonn "ouerifar oerpeo Tlilsaa-
rem / Den enc Irm % brTffeoc Den
enc Soo. - Nae bans Gicnoele
brGnotc.
(Senere): Get er MI fnnitateret
at oerr enc al sc pnlfpntnc &pinoer
uor Sertilorbeioer @ergs Suitrn.-
gf oe inocbrrnote @prn par tr
- Ell 13-auri9 % Ell Ssaarig 81.
&c - bellbes Sptrc, meOcnS set fire.
Die Sarn bar &oncns ct Iar 9alnl(
Gatterion. Cen fernte Nmfonm(
bar Ben S0-narige fbp. Sertilorbei.
berife Sauna Npitroln, Ser / De iioite
Iars Sio bar li19ct ing pg bar
noe al Stano til at rore iig. 5 &ll.
lets StlcctoNe bar Der &ontor or
Eager, o. Scr brGnotc ct iterre Fur.
ii Seier til Ell %Grol al 10000
Nroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

DC ipntes @~ienfienbelien at pGre gIen'
iioig. Yatienten iagbe Hapnene pon
TO andre 9reorc, bpis Sotcgro'ier
bIeu piit bani. Zen Rlbre DIR. Wal'
fer GAP ogiaa Ell ganitc FORFEIT BE
ifripelie al 10 Acknowledgements paa
Yatientens Irmle og bite cllbpioere
irem @repc, ban bup0e faact ira in
Sen, mems bennc laa pao Sonoons
Soipitol. llnoerifriiten "&erbert"
lianer alocles Den Mnaoc, bporpda
Taticnten / aeigblep Ifriper Nroet.
"Gr SC DIR. @olfer?" ifreu ocrpaa
Soipitolslpgen poa eli Eopirlop.
Sea piI sffc inoremme bet", bar
Sparet oennegang.
9aaoc @oltoninmilien % Walfer3
or imiblertio bpcr pad lin Sioe ligc
iifre paa at bcn anoen Tnrt tager
ieil. Ilt bette ifilloe tpoc paa, of
&crbert Sobnion, Serbert @alfer OF
Sames Bolton er Ell % iannte Ser
ion. Wien moo Ell Zig SobbelttilpG.
relic toler igien Den SmitGnoigbeo,
ot Wrs. Bolton bar pGrct git | ire
Inr og tiger, at bcllocs Wolo bar ut-
lat / @iloeriome Steberi og fonl
hicm bpcr cneite Sag, mems DIR.
@nlfcr fortUllcr, at bans Sun ligc
til &rigen brpo no boeoe bicmnle hos
bnm / @urnlep oa bopoc Trbeioc
Goopcra Stsberi Der.
HGgerne peb &ei9hlcp SoIpital
bar benpenot Jig baabe I'll arigsnli-
niiterict % 2onbon Soipitnl Tor Of
foripge at fan Ell Torfluring pao
Sogen; men biotil or Ser life font
met irem noget, ipm fnn fate ct al.
0iercnoc Chs oper oer eienoomme'
lige Siltorie3 Samntenbpng.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

apiier omtalea hans Sternnnc ION
Ell bciclia % potfcr lcnorbnrDton
Commercial Ghlb @ano i &cuca,
Soma, bor polgt N. =. llerild9el
al Storn Sin iom lin 2coer Tor oell
Iommcnoc SGion.
lcuorcn >>obn NtcGormdct cr
uocu SpiI Den SouQcr, Tom bar Illll'
get liz opbcit ino / het oncrltonllc
Tllblifuma Nicrtc. Sans FopuId'
ritct or irnouIc1nI, ban cr Diet III
cit national Snitltltion ~ bans Nlio'
tGQicr opcrooor cnool Gnrulo $.
McGornacf cr ip0t i Nthlonc, &r.
lon0, "nhcrc the Sbnrmon Nluer
lions, mel tom ior - gor llocll
iii Nrncrifa. San nptroa0tc ierlic
@on0 ucO Observation-Disclosures | Il.
2ouia iomnen mc0 Ell 8rup lrltc
Son9erc. Non lang 10 @ongc ON
Gaacn OF ior ser iii ban SIS l(1en.
10 9(ar icucrc muatic man pare 9Iao,
ont man timoc iud ham Tor $1,000
Nitcncn. Get bctoIer 0hico9o
Spcrn Gompann bnm / luoCuUrcnoC
Srlon % Gnmponinl bar l~iffcri
guiob itQ / Nrn0cruc, "a &obn III.
ocritrcu Nontruttcn
Scr at al en- liocn soc ON Nc
Gormnct'9 EopuIoritct og bpno ban
tar mo" ON Narci. iuu gap ocnnc
Ictcrc0c Sangcr 1911 Is 80 Son.
@lcrtcr, ior0clt pan y Stnlcr oQ ,
i%onu0iltc Frouinler. ) 0cttc 6toa-
RIM lang ban 1900 SatNc og Grlcr.
100000 W}cGormncf Gono1roiplo-
Ger ioIlte2 / lioarummct lite Minr4
1914 Ill 2Soc 6cbrl,ar 1913. )
Sc nUit pnniolgen0e ire Modncocr
iolNtc@ $4,000. elsie Gal cir ci
@cgrcb ON bans ¬pgter. Dan
bar iorlogt al tritiicrc WicGormact' $
(ctHit. men Nritlfcn lorinmmncr Ii.
Qcopcrior 0cnnc iorQu0c0c Sungcr@
Aunit. Sor Moeicrnc betpr Niclo.
ri mere emo (cfnit ol NcGorndct
err en- WcIo0icn9 Wicitcr.
Experimentation Geraldine 6nr.
rdr'4 Srstcnitnno cr lorbl. i0ct BIN
/ Ncp Norf 0Cn soc Is. bIcp pict I'll
Stucipillcr Sou leacQcn. &c Np.
liitc nQtcr at bcioQc Nomaii % ga.
pan nour 0erc2 rcipcttipe &cdtcriU-
Toner cr ouer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Sino bar bGsIie, noar sc ioa benoe
0srlte Gang bun fom mo paa See.
men, Iagoe lcg ligeiaa: "Siln er he's
ll9!" men lao ians bun, % bun bIep
giooommeIig beiIig. Sitn par ion,
Ell %ililffet Campo, oa bun tom ino;
oct bar, TOM man tpnote 2ompen, ga
bun begpnote at toIe, oo mart lpitc
bun meo Ionoens SLAMS ian bim-
MELT ouer belle Scenen og uooper
bper Elaos / Seatret. Nan bar life
l Seotret, man bar airfc. Selp
| "Hprma", bpor bun ito0 lGngc %
life la9oe ct Orb, mcocns DC andre
por i. fulo Tirfiombcb par bun i Den
o%Ilerboieite @rao Sopeopcrioncn.
Ger fomnler oloria mere en- Sennp
2irb."
Ia anoerien eneang bar
tiliogt til Sreberif Den zoe pao 6rc-
%oeritsbor9, iprrete bon peo lin sln-
fomlt Standardization &cpct5ou, bpor-
IcocS BON bnpbe at for6oIoe lig.
&c ifal bile poo hcnoes Noooc,
@renlnoen, men Ser fnn SC 9oa
oper mi; bun flrber ii1 paa. Sao
bcbepcr &c blot at IpQQe SercS Sort,
o1 ocrc'ter Ifnl &c bile pau &anl-
mcrticneren Sr. 9pitpco, % naar
SC bar gIort oisie 70 hoic Fcrioncr
GcrcS Spportning, cr Ser life III
6crc."
Strar inoen 5oiiclet bIep Scr
'd9t, at &ongen oilbc lie Inocrien /
lit private TGrelie. Anoericn gif
ilo, og 3ongen fom ham inipoc n1eo
@replnoen pe0 Snau0en. "0oo-
Dag, Inoerien," iagoc ban, "bet cr
min Some fer, % oct er pores Sigter
Nnberlcn."
"@lto, leg ficnoer 10 9oot slnoer.
Ict!" in1oe @repinOcl. Seq bar
meouirtet / bans Mrbeioer, / "Nop.
nell", /. Gr."
&or8cn iogoc intel, men laa pao
henoe meo ct lpnenbc @lif. OF bun
tang. Men peO @oroct, ga Inocriell
ioo pcb ben0esS ioe, brogte bun igier
oetne opera paa Gale og loppriIte
ocn3 Wfelooicr.
San &c huifc Sen. oQ 6en?" log
&c bun % %beapnote Qonife ingte at
itpnne ocm ino / Mn0crlens Gre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Gn IntfcIi0 NOrnnorin0.

mao itripc % toffe Gem, itripcr
Vira. Ireo (%Iohnion ira Eocobonto2,
Soma, Tor Ceres prroiflIoc McoI.
Gin aurito. : Norcpi2 bop0c min
Nclbrco urret ncobrllDt, min Mopc
bar upirfiom, nit NloO ipnNt, pA icN
par life iltuno til at fore. Otter at
huuc tuNct uo0lc SLATER <rlto finn.
sc lea ipiic o. lone % loltc mig Del.
seq bar life bcbopct al IlNNc tllicngs
en- clcitc Sna iiocn, mcbcn2 ica Tor.
no bar icnQeIiNQcnoc babe Eiocn.
Ncttc cr M Here Nnr 'ibcn. WtunNc
her bar IUrt at pnniticnnc NUroicn
al Hurito."
,Nftc en- NpothctcrmcoJcilL men ct
limpclt IUn1c prouct llrtcmIo0cl,
ION fortunes olrcttc til Nlmcnhcoeu.
Strip til Gr. Setter Gnbrncn x
Suns 60. 10 - So. Some Nuc.
Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
NluGfnotiler.
Gle @inbinaitaS 100

Gle @inbinaitnS pa Sfonot1npllt
Spmioniorfcitcr cr blct gicncn4d9cri
Tor hcn treble oorli1c l~tononroullic
&onicrt / Carnegie Nou / Ncp Dort
Ncu 25bc Mart2. Srfcitrct MI tnor
tUnc omtrina icrnti Mo1o. %co DC
tiolieerc aouicrtcr lit Mr. Mm.
OinQitao aoifiniN Nos lor &c her
ouer tiNIiNcrc utieuoic Srtelicrper-
fer al nor6iitc a%omponjltcr, lonl
han ~introouicrtc Npc NrbclNcr a.
Wrica. Sliptn, @ooc NJ :. Hnlin
bIcu opiprt ~ life al ior4lcmmc
~Nclios" al Carl NicIicn. M'nn
ocntcr ilerc andre 9inbcNcr ioar.
,suaa Srncr, ser ior (iocn or
Soa en- Gurn6, iom bar tort Den al.
holotc Sunimcriuoc li0e til Nowalt,
har / @ncn g9alhitll pda 4(ouI Git
II aonlcrter. iom iipIgc @ailutl-
%lnbct "@ccflu Zines" bIcu en-
olimrenoe Sufce2. &c it%onoinopilte
Sonae paa hcn0e2 Vrolrdm bIir ON.
tnIt / sc melt bcqciitrcoc llNtruf.
X y \
Sonaiorcninacn "@iorguiu" /
Cbicugo oibolot sen Ste IS. i'm nar
li9c @onfct til Die Bulls Ntinoc.
CnltrinQ 100 |crioner ocltol. @cll
%lcaium .toltc Tor 2agcu. lr.
Shoa. 9&arloc tuItc ior SonQior.
cuingcu "9iorgpin", George 0ro
nlcr Tor 9lncrita, ~Niorluin"a Sra
iiocut. Chr. Glen. ior Norac. Sob.
&m0ien taltc for Ole Nun. ~ Nils
Soiterlo lor ocn uutrc Soc at boI0c
Wiinoc'citcr Tor pore ulbo0c ltorc
&anbamUn0. On Frolol ior'attet
al @uitap Z. %in0boc blcp ircnlla9t
nj Soaitmaiter'cn, Nir. Ncrnb
9ionicn.
y norltiooic Nor0nnAcrOlolinl
Tier ira Bart Nipcr. u. Gof.. cr ior
Sioen pau Nouicrtreiic / Ml9conlin
M liac4 at Qiorc melcn &nftc. Spils
lcmrnocnc cr: SucimmQ Nrootcn,
loot / Saulonb / 1879 on tonl I'll
9lmerifo / 1908. inmt Charles Sit
teIien Icot i Nitteroal / lSS3 % tont
iii Nnlerita / 1894.
y X =
aorioreningcu / Spno0cnlcnlQhc.
hcu / @Icnnooo, Yilnn., har pnnbe.
Nun0t &noini0criugcn al 10 Aunto
fer, ncmlia Sd)ncctcr'@ She 6atbcr.
hooo ri @oo", % Gomon'a "&oie
Woiocn". Mr@. Noiior $. 7. 9luion
or aorct9 GiriQcnt.
SonQtorct t Canton u. SAID
YicniQbco. Icoct al Nro'c@ior @ren
ictb peo NuNuiiann college, bnr be-
~IIllttct at oniiolIc iiQ Aorora0tcr.
&c toltcr ca. 81 Or. GruQt
\ 4 4
>obon Winlmtc hcocr en- m. nor't
Sanger. iom bar ilauct liz He0 / Gbi.
cnlp. Nr. Ninlmc cr ira H%riitian@.
iunb. hpor ban bar pUret en- bnit
itnttct Snngcr. San pdr / i'm (io
SoIilt mco oct 0cruNrcnoc @ooo-
tcnlplartor uc0 en- (urnt til Eve.
rllc. Ior en- Ninonc09 (io liocu
Qdp hon innnmcu mco i'm %ror, "a.
itor Wfolmc. en- Monicrt Smuhn,
huor bans Stcmmc roles ulcNct a.
Sc OcrrurcnOc !lplicr. ) %lpcnitc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
bpen, err ban?
Suloaten, ipm life ficnbcr iio iclp.

ct merfclig Silfplbc, iom nGffer
Sltercsic / pioc &rebie. er inotrllifct
poo ct MilitrrboIpitnl / Gnelnnb.
Scr Iigacr en- SpIbot, iorn bar nliitct
Sllfommelien og life pco, hpenl ban
lclp er, mems to forificlige Somilier
gier arnp pan BAN. Gn apinbe poo.
ltnnr, at ban er benbc3 Monb, San1eS
Bolton ira 2cc0S. al 2bcn Scrtilqcn
al destinations @eit Nibiug Ncoi-
mcnt, mems en- Wir. @alfcr ira Burnt
Zen Iigc bcitcnlt paaitaor, at Solbo-
ten cr bans Son, 0erbcrt @alter, al
SfntIfc 8rUnlercgiment.
Gn Nat / iorrige Mdo1co iarot
Tolitiet Ell Wuno / &batiflGbcr liz.
Qcnbe / bepioitIpa 5ilitnno / Nrrbc-
hcn al &eiNblcp. San bapbc hncrtcn
Sreie elcr @cnfIpber poo, pa ale
Snapper oq on0rc &icnoetcQn / Uni
fornlen bar bortc. Snn blcp itrur
brn1t til MilitUrboIpitolet / acioh.
len, % her foultutcrc0e man, Of ban
hperfcn tllloc tale ellcr bore oo at
ban ingeitin0 huifcoe. : Ell al holt3
CONNER luo Der ct ltb'friuniltospn.
pir ira 9onoon Moipitol, lpbcnoc poa
&crbert Sohnion al Sfptifc @rpnic=
regiment. Won los ham iotograierc
oa oifentli99ioroc 6otoerniict, % mo-
len Sage citcr inofanot iia WfrS.
Nlorric Bolton ION ipnte$, at Col
oatcn lipnebc hclocs Mano, iom bar
blct mclnt ionrct og berpoo iupnct
iioen NpriI iuoar.
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man pon ct Stnffc Yupir o0 raftc
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"So", fom Suaret, ogiao ifriitli0.
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er Tlorric Bolton. Sea fienbcr hcn-
oca Monb. San beocr Sintmp POL.
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Mon ipllrNtc ham iao, ON hal
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tligen a. M%cImQtons. Sob mia iac
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| ne iNicn." Nuu1cret t4,149 iuareo;
ntfilrot III Sol0ntcn SanlcS BOLTON:
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uilt ont at Ott uar hcnocS Ntuno
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: Noripunlonc@ Nor. bans Bern, ban,
4 ire Seltre. hans @ror ca Spiacrino
mener al tlenbc ham igieu. On Sol
! Sat al 2oct @cainatons Hegimcni
icm har pGrct paa Soipitalet, or %
iao olocIc@ pj@ paa, at Den Sp9e 9
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tiTmpet / Grantria.
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osmnte hcloer Tor at rare lin iapnt
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Scm SollGnoerne buf la9t i'm
Gilt paa Slilipanen, ino bar Imeri'
fnncrnc logt Jig eiter Slaoiclen.
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pao Observation-Disclosures, CT
gicnncm &rposning % olocnIfobe'
liz S%prfning blet til alle Sapcrs
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% ocna liplige Sarper 9ler Den til
Ell bolt ifattct Slonrit i Sp9eltlien %
pna Noipitolet OF bpcrionlbellt man
enifer at bcforerc meo Slcmlter.
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gpril cuer / Segpnbelien az Mai
belit / los WhiIoioro. Zen plantes
) Scmmer bpbt % meo 4 Sommers
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Spceiolijt / @iaoioler, ON at ifaffe
os 9sa, % ri fun Serfor ira MI al
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ct Nar iur
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Ceres Seitiline MI.
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9eeorab, Suiua,
The Newark journal., 1916-12-21

important factor in the pro- gress of the church.
 It may be said that failure to attend church because the roads happen to be bad shows only superficial interest in the church, but such is not the case Aged people and children, especially, suffer the conse- quences of the fad road, and it is frequently the case that roads are absolutely impossible. It is surely within the province of the church to awaken pub- lie sentiment favorable to good roads-in any event such roads as are used by the congrega- ton in going to and from the church.
The Newark journal., 1916-12-21
s87, ,oOo ACRES MORE
 WINTER WHEAT SOWN

Winter wheat was sown this fall on an estimated area of 40,09O,000 acres, an increase of 887,O00 acres over the res vised estimate of the acreage sown in the fall of 1915, the department of agriculture has announced.
 Condition on December l was 85.7 per cent of a normal, compared with 87.7 last year, 88.3 in 1914 and 90.2 the ten- year acreage.
 Rye sown this fall is estimat- ed at 4,214,000 acres-an in crease of 740,000 acres over the revised estimate of the area sown in the fall of 1915.
The Newark journal., 1916-12-21
Y Y ' v Y Y ' Y ' < 2 BUSINESS MANS <
 PRAYER <
Y y Y Y ' Y ' ' Y ' Y

Teach me that sixty min- utes make one hour, sixteen ounces one pound, and one hundred cents one dollar. Help me to live so that 1 can lie down at night with a clear conscience, without a gun un- der my pillow, and unhaunted by the faces to whom 1 have brought pain.
 Grant that 1 may earn my meal ticket on the square, and that, in earning it, 1 may not stick the gaff in where it does not belong.
 Deafen me to the jingle of tainted money and the rustic of unholy skirts. Blind me to the faults of the other fellows, but reveal to me mine own.
 Guide me so that each night when 1 look across the dinner table at my wife, who has been a blessing to me, l shall have nothing to conceal. Keep me young enough to laugh with my children.
 And when come the smell ot flowers, and the tread of soft steps and the crunching o1 wheels out in front, make the ceremony short and the epitaf simple-Here Lies A Man.