davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-20

Mr.. LaBounty of the Center Carlton
Bennett Hall of Bramtree also went to
join them, his wife accompanying him
to White River Junction
The annual election of officers of the
Woman's Relief corps was held on Satur-
day night, with the following result !;
Mrs. May Goodwin, president; Mrs. Ella
Cass, senior vice; Mrs. Rose Heath,
Junior vice; Mrs. Clara Ketchum, chap.
lain; Mrs. Nellie Hutchinson, conductor; ;
Mrs. Kate Holman, guard; Mrs. Martha
Williams, patriotic instructor, The APP
pontive officers will be made known
later, and installation will take place in
Jauary, the date not having been fixed.
Mrs. Kimball, the mother of Mrs. T..
5. Fairbanks, is confined TO the bed by
illness at her home on Weston street
Mrs. kimball sustained slight shock
several months ago. and has not been as
well since.
The Sisters of Ruth of the Methodist
church held a very pleasant evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Stock
well Monday evening, when there were
present about IS people. A short play
was given by the ladies, and other games
made the evening very enjoyable, The
st. Andrews brotherhood of the church
were guests on the occasion.
Paul Russlow is home from Norwich
for two weeks vacation, the
session opening again Jan. g
Mrs. Billings, who has been at work
for Mrs, Tewksbury for the season, is
now employed in the store of w. L, Lam
son for the holiday trade
The next entertainment in the winters
course to be given will be held in the au-
iitorum of the Bethany church, as the
church is warm, this arrangement having
been made to save coal, by not heating
he Music hall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-20
CROTON
Red Cross Benefit Tuesday Evening Was
Great Success.

The entertainment given IN Tho
knights OF Pythias hall Tuesday evening
for the benefit of the Red Cross was at
tended by large number and proved
To be a pleasant and enjoyable occasion
The hall was beautifully decorated with
the national colors; and Christmas cheer
which, enhanced with colored lights, made
il bower of beauty. Opposite the en-
trance three booths occupied the end of
the hall the central one being elaborate
ly decorated in red and green. Behind
this small tree was arranged and from
this point the surprise sale was conduct
ed. AT the left the space was occupied
by the ice cream stand and on the right
was generous supply of canned fruit
and vegetables. All of which received a
liberal patronage. musical program
followed by an excellent drill by the boy
scouts and the singing of "The Star
Spangled Banner" concluded the even
ing's entertainment. Refreshments were
then served and social hour followed
The amount realized is not definitely
known at this writing but it is safe to
say il is very satisfactory to the local
unit and also the number of members
added to Red Cross membership. Credit
is due almost wholly to Mrs c. J. Bailey,
finance committee, who spared neither
time or pains in making the affair sue
cess.
The schools closed last week for the
Christmas vacation of three weeks.
Carlos WEIGH is very i'll at the home
of David Elmer Mrs. Levi Wilson, half
sister of Mr.. Welch, who has been crit
ically i'll for some time past, is very low.
Mr. and Mrs. George Eastman went
on Monday to Woodsville n. H., to pass
the week with their son, Harry, and
family.
Kenneth and Dorothy Gordon of Hills
boro, n. H., arrived here Monday and
will pass the Christmas recess with their /
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs, L. F Blanch
ard
Mrs. II. A. Stevenson of st. Adams
came Tuesday afternoon to pass the
Christmas season with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. r. w Lewis. She will be joined |
later by DR.. Stevenson, her husband
A. G. Welch was a visitor in McIndoes
Tuesday.
Leonard WEIGH of Peacham was in
town Tuesday to attend the dinner party
at S. p. Welch's,
A community Christmas tree will be
held in the opera house Monday evening.
An appropriate program is being pre-
pared with the young people of both
churches taking part and are being in
structed and drilled by Mrs. II. p. Kicker,
which insures interesting exercises.
S. p Welch gave another of his enjoy
able birthday dinner parties Tuesday,
70 his friends who are privileged to en-
Joy these gatherings it seems that Mr.
Wech grows younger with each passing
year.
Word was received last week from
Percy Frazer of Halifax n. S., stating
hat his mother and himself were I'M
injured in the recent disaster. The fam.
Nv were former residents of Groton and :
heir friends and acqua;ntances are glad !
o know of their safety.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hosmer of
Noodsville, n. H. were in town several
laws the last of the week, called here by
he illness of their little son, Gaylord,
Who is spending some time with his j,
Mr. and Mrs. r. d. Hos +
ner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-20
WHAT TO USE TO
PREVENT APPENDICITIS

Barre people should know simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc, as mixed in
Adler-i-ka, hushes the ENTIRE bowel
tract so completely that appendicitis is
prevented. ONE SPOONFUL Adler-i- ka
relieves ANY CASE sour stomach, gas
or constipation, because it removes ALL
foul matter which clogged and poisoned
your system. The INSTANT action sur
prises both doctors and patients. Cum
mings & Lewis, druggists, "a North Main
street.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-20
RANDOLPH

Mrs. ]. c. Wells went to North Willis
ton on Wednesday to pass several weeks
with her brothers. who reside there.
Mrs. Minnie Miller left on Wednesday
for Waitsfield, to visit relatives in that
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20

lcpeoe / 9apios 5olmer. San
oanot @uO / bans 9ierte, % M
oiIOe ban gan.
Sonos 6olot insen lang Bra.
oifen Tor Ninioe, fun, at @uo
bapoe / Sinoe at soeIpsee Sta.
Den for 0ens Spnoers Sfpl6.
Den ben forte 9rGOifen baooe itor
8irfning. 9tinipe ontoenote iig o.
@u0 irelite 5taoen. Sonas par
preo ouer @uos 9arnbiertigbeo.
So, buem tan raniase % ten0e bet
menneifelige Sierte.
6orbanoling optoges 6reoag0ior
gen. Sfriftlpsnin9 % Bon al ga.
itor 8ommen. Gn Aonlite bleo
ualat til At fomme meo 5orilaB
angaaenOe 9rgiteligningeu. aomi.
tie 3r. 8 TOM til at beitaa al Bro
iterne 9. 9eterien, s. 9t~ielien, 81.
arog % 7elegaterne ;. @ebur %
S5oroalo Seraenien. Ordinations.
fomiteeu Al 4sraiterne q. anfer.
Ssholm, Ding. 9ertelien % 9e.
leaaterne e. Rasmnsien, Better.
len % q. Gan.
Rat. 6. 4rsoenien a~euoaIstes
iom Sefretur % Otto Sanien JON
a%asIerer. 9aitor 6. s 9Iotb gen.
oalates paa 9srnebiemsbeinreIien
8aitor n. y. 0anien Dalstes i
rlue6omsu60alaet 8aitor =. q.
mon'u ale5 9eapaIgt / 4rGitefo.
miteen. som 8e0iiorer palgtes $.
q Scnien, 8. Sperien, q. II.
I9uno o. 8. 9}ielien, s. 2. Sfoo
1euoalates / 9~irferaaoet OF Ii1eIe.
0es e 8eoiteo 9aitor 8. Z.
Semen ~acuoal1te5 / 5foleoirsffio.
ncu oa DE AnSerien paletes j
z. 6. geterieus Steo. Iii 0aniil
9ltt6. Bub. Souie 1ireftion DaIates
Ia. 9lielien. Ges Woines, %
@aitor 8. 9ertelien. Omaha.
Get beitemtes, at Gnitor Raa
rips SEAPORT 9aar / anrsberetnin.
aen. Zen LOO paa $75.500 til
1ato.
9nitor :. ID. Sanien oplGitc
Seaport ira grpiteenfetasien, ion
6enlaaoes Ill aomite Or. 5.
i~Snrtieiaas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20
IRA bort Samiunos
Marsmsse | Ntenab, Wls.

Eirsong Mften begpnote aarsms.
bets EeIegoter og @aifer at Jam
les / Reenab, bnor De fanot Sno-
fvarteringsfomiteen fRroig til at
taae imoo benz. Der par inomelot
meIlen 400 og 500 @niter. 9pers
gonife Ina bel Tom ben sprige BE.
folfning bapoe bereotpiIligt aabnet
oeres Siem for a~larsmsoets Delta
aere % gjort aft for at ifabe Set
jtemning. geipisninsen foregit i
guens aIubs itore Spiieitie, iom
pa rigt oe imagfuIOt prpoet meo
omerifumife Stag. Get belle Arran-
qement pnr uel gennemfsrt.
Onsoag Gormiooag ~dubneoes
anrsmsoet / ben oanife airfe meO
@uostieneite. 18pggelig rolig, Sub
e Din goIie, unoerlig TON" toneOe
riat os fpIoist ben unOer airfens
{fSnne l9pnIUinger os miriOeOe ON
set MonostenpeI, Tom Sub bpgger
fla ibIanbt os, og bpor 81 itiloe
oprfe % tiesre BAN
gajt. Is. o. Gbriitianien, Sam.
funoets Gormano, tiente ueo Alte-
yet bporfrn 4frfens Erosbefenoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20
Nus ar0 nn0fr
GenieOielss Beer.
(Slutning.)
SnseH sale ON separatireO.

3e'li moerretteoe aorrelponoen
ter o. tpife agenter ipreote ANie
ON. at 3prusInno BAR reoe til at
lutte Seperatireo. Men oct bar IN
gen SinOe prret Qiliploet. Ger
onr alorig Bnre for iligt. Senin %
bans 1ilbgngere par ira 9egpnoel.
fen ct Minoretal. dormanoen for
Arbeioerrna0et % SolOater0 epn.
tationen, 1ebeio5e, erflGrebe fort
eiter Qeuins aufonit til Qeirograo,
at 1an piloe blipe opiligt al 9eD.
ruslanS. Get oar en- mprfeligHor.
uoiieelie. fom elf | OpiDIoelie ON
iaa Tiger. 2enin table IilbRngere
| 1uIinotal. De rusiiife Mnsier,
Iig DC brittle o. frantic WasIer,
gnifeoe miperial Sreo pan pisie
rnoifale 0etingelier, men ingen
iSeperatireo uu0er nogen Slags
lOmitrnoisbeoer.
Nan fan life lGese for itarft
Gftertrpf paa, bpao Der iiges | 70.
rreaaenbe lSntnins. Oct iorflarer
| ct Wsooeifal @anoets pirfelige
,Solonins os bets Sanolinaer. saa-
leoes iorciolot oct fsrite Nilpufoff
1ilfrloe paa @runo al Raaoets
's4oubpuntt I BorboIo til Greo.
|o1d WfIpufoff, ll0enriesminiite-
rem ! ben preDiioriife @sserine,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20
Gen nor sln Ter siiri
/ Il If.

6oreninsen Al Sauses Sunooe.
Gen norite Spnooe o. Zen %iorcneoe
~norife Strife er inlO6proet.
Zen norif. fnt5erife airfe
|amcrifa" blrO itiitef gsroag 6orm
Den 8. SUM t Ct @anl A%aoitorinl
unSer itor SsitiOeIi33eO.
Iii 2ormano Tor 6t me Sam
funo oalgtes 7r. $. O.. Sin5
tioliaere al Zen norite S1nsof
til giceiormano, II. 5. q. Sill
Oobl, tioIisere al Zen i%oreueOe Sir
fe; SetretGr gdt. u. !. geire.
tioligere al Snlaes Snnooe, os
til aasierer. erict @aloelnno, ito
ligere s1i Zen ~iorene0e airfe.
9aa ben lib, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
|bleo 5olot, ringeOe airfeflotferne
i De ire lSnmunos Menig3eser
uooOer oct 5ele Snno, ira atlanter
|5aosfpIten til 5tiaeAapsfpiten. ira
1efins til langt noropan i Canada
Get nDe Saminno teller ca
100000 5iele tilaerenoe ngite
5000 Menigbeoer (2s9, 250 Den
|%ioreneOe airtes 1850 Menig5eoer.
ca. 10000 I Zen norife SDno-
oes oel 1000 Menigbeoer % H..
.67f i Salges Suno0es 29O Dc
'nigheoer) inmt i,257 9rriter %
Iom 9prere % / andre Samiuabs
.gBremnal pirfenoe 16eoloaer $50
! Zen ~iorene0e airfe, 447 t Zen
uorife SpnoOe o. 100 | Sauaes
.SDuooe).
5orretningsmsOet peotog 81. a.
fsIgenoe aeiolution, introOucert ueo
Sens 6. Hoielnno:
Inasmuch as our nation has
been drawn into this regretable
world war;
And, inasmuch as u govern
ment has appealed to all our
citizens to give it our loyal
support in this national crisis
And, inasmuch as the consti-
tuency Of this convention is
chiefly of foreign extraction, and
of the Lutheran faith;
Therefore, be it hereby resell
we'd by this gathering, approx
imately 10000 Norwegian Lu-
therans from the various states
of the Union, in convention
assembled at the st. Paul An
ditorium, st. Paul Minnesota,
that we most cordially pledge the
President of the United States,
and its Government our most
loyal support, praying that the
God Of nations may guide them
with his counsel and grant our
nation a happy issue out Of
this deplorable conflict.
On Minoritet inoenfor Den nor.
ife Spnooe, iom ife far billet enn
meo I SdmmeufIitningen at Be
ire samfiInb, iom MI bar 6dnnet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20

8fot feilot norif giifop 900.
9iifpp Gbr. 9run o6oe Den q.
april efter en- l1ges lSDgoom. 5
BAN, ifriper ngeroens Sang, bar
Den norife airte miitet en- al line
beolte MRno. San bar uieouanlig
rigt begopet, og bans Goner bar
omfattenoe. 8anoe iom Breoifant
o. iom 4ominiitrator bsrte BAN
til De ppperite bos os, ban par
ogiaa en- frugtbar firfebiitoriif
Sfribent, oernait en- oDetig og in.
teresIeret 4omm1iremano. San lag.
De Grnft | mango Slags ar6eioe
for 4irfen, baooe i friitelige 5or-
eninger os / seiitlise RsOer; ban
gioroe melt nf ale for at faa ban.
net ben norTfe 9reiteforening. 9aa
blot forifeIlige Omraaoer fan man
fpore bans Snitiatip. giifop Gbri-
5ten grun nar fsot ! Bergen Den
6. September 1916. San blen 9Th.
bent | 1864 og tog t~eologiif Gm-
beosefiomen / 1870. Otter en- rig
Birfiombeo iom 09rer % Brett
bIep ban / 1906 8iffop / Snmar
Stiff.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20
sra Zen blnii, aufr".
Warsmgoe.

6elgenoe me0oeles eiter g7anne.
pirfe4 al t3. SUM: Gen 0onife 60.
llltb. STRIFE Am. iamleoes frh
6. til 10. SUM til 9~larsmeoe i
af9lan0, liiob, efter Snobpoelie
ira oen oeruprenoe lille Oanife Ste.
orous Menigbeo % oens Brett,
0siifoleioritanoer y. Gasmnsien.
Ter par msot y gruiter % %
8eleeater. vi De iioite par ire
apinoer.
st tort 9elt par reiit, 5oori Der
5olotes 4ieoer % @uOstieneiter
ON gitenen % on Senoagen. 5or
retuings. d ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bolotes / airfen.
5ornanoen ger / i'm Slloberet
ming o%pntarfiom paa. at Der er
pun0et irem paa @eitfpiten, i0et
baaOe Scattle % Siinction Sin bar
iaaet 9raiier, liaeiom :. D. SIS
9anle 9ieniabeo i 5ernoale bar
inaet Erpit. giisiionen / Seattle
~itsttes nneo $50 ON Maane0en, DIS
ii5nen i los an9eles meO so on
0aanroen % @isiionen / Gan
3rancisco meO $50 aarlig.
I'm arbefoet / /. are0s Conn
mitrioer 8ormatoen. at oct fife par
nOoi0et. oog better life inoitreu
fet. } 3. arcos b0l Der heller if
inoounoet mt 9anO. , ;. areos
eWic6.) pnaitcoes Streosiormanoea
for 5~ilbaae1ang / aalfoelil Strait.
s anleonine Al, at oct / 9ar er
400 aar, Iioen oen lnt5erife Mis-
lion b%cgDn0ies, 9enitiIlfoes oct IT
9raiter o. N1eni91c0er. at DIR 6ie1
.afbolot SifbilGumsieiter ! ale Ne
nig6eoer / 9gbet al Sommeren el
Ter efternaret. o. at Ser omfrin1
ben 81. 5tto6er 9oloes Ell itr
,Slbilnlmtsieit paa Sloleu / Ges
Roines. - Com Slbiluitmslaus
aaontes: en 9ut1erfirfe 2e
Roines % ct 5ono til Sfolsn ]
Ges Nioines. era Ell Wano / Sam
iunoet bar Ser fomniet set 1ilbno.
at ban og bans Siiitrn Oiloe aive
$1,000 til et 6onS, hois- Der oar
andre. Der oaiaa buer pilbe 1ibr
$1,000, ina Ser no ira Oenne 9e
gnn6elie flinoe bIioe lat Strait paa
at jamie $4,000.
Ia beaae Opsnuers @ennemia
relic paa iamme 3to moaife BAR
Tor ippre, tilrnaotes Del at iamle
arpiterne ON Den enc, faa ben
funoe bIioe lsit pon en- pGroia
Moa6e.
Meo Saf npDnte 5ormnnOen ben
Ststte, llooalaet. oanif amerifanif
apinoeiorening ! asbenhnDn %
oanife 3oin6ers N%isiionsiolro bao
DC poet Snmiunoet | aarets Sob.
SlrtteIia ifal meooeIes eiter
SIR. Sml.@ ior SsnOag Den Il.
os.: Bait. u. q. anoerien. G1ica
80, If oeiligbeO til at iremIasse %
besrunoe fit 8orilng. San mente.
at 5Orboloene mere % mere no
|pitler Iig innoan. at Oct bleD nsN
penoigt, al Dc ~noroen0e l'rgiter
maottr ongtigapres / oct enselife
2prog Oh tiIliae bfioe iortroli}
meo engelife 3eoloai. Serom no
ipauot Tia en- 6Or1nnOIiua. buori
oeltoa 9,ruiierne @stfe, Garp9aaro,
:. u. W. Ho0bolm, Der ale bolot
pnn, at oet isrit % iremit aialei
ON at asre llnoeroiSHin8en pna
Nooersmaalet iaa Oub o. iaOerl'1
ION muli8, meoens s. Y. 9iasmns
Zen iamnen meo 9lait. anoerien
snifeoe en- fploiaere eHselif 10
oannelie,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20
snttrrnisleu

SGtteruisien ui prgoer paa
at 5oloe BAN ! Creme. men allige-
bel IDffes oct BAN at fpile os
Vllos en- Sang imellem. SiOit
boDOe Dan ipillet os oct Bis, at
Der j artiflen a@ilions 9noifab
til 9tuslano" paa oouioen par
fommen til at itno u2luto-8ar.
Statlts maa ioranores4 / Steoet
for oAntesB or Status~ 0. |. D., og
Der bar gaaet en- bel Del efiem.
plarer gennem Rresien, ipr ri
opoageoe 6eiIen oe fit Den rettet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20

Ia jar lIl8. 1ptple. Sfo. ofbu-
niieret Jig. Omfring 20 Erniter
% ct lignenoe antal 9rgmRno
bar / oisie Gage bait 0eres so.
ue0foarter pan Aberoeen Sotel /
let. Fnul, % Heinltntet al oeres
5orbnnolinger er 8annelien al ct
miolerti0igt Stpre ior 6ortinttel
ien al Zen norife SnnoOe. I'll
6orman0 poIgtes Raitor o. 0nr-
itao, 9arflono, @aib.; @ieeformanO,
9ait. 5. ". MoIitao, 01icago;
Sefretpr, 9nit. 6. N. aittelien,
minneapolis; aosierer, 4ait. D.
J. See, Rortbpooo, Soma.
@inoritetsfolfene erflprer, at o.
life oil pare meO oct me Sam.
iuno paa nerunrenoe 9uiis, %
at Sc a1ter at bliue itaaeroe paa
Den gamIe gefenoelie % peo Den
gamle Organization. & ngter at
iortiptte meo Den norife Spnooe
o. beoare 0ens 9riripper OF Fri
firfelige Stpre. 0ois De timber.
at Sc iieIge 9open life fan nere
Zen uorife Snnooe. iaa er Oct De.
res Seniigt at little ct mt Gam
nln0 paa ben gnmle 9efenOelie %
De gamIe 4rincipper, tiger en- al
Oct miolerti0i8e stpres Wie0lem
mer. I'll at begDnoe meo oil Dc
uogiDe en- 4amiIet, bBori oeres
9r5gram oil bIioe iremitilIet, % De
bar ogiaa Qlauer ON ieHere at
nsaiDc ct 9lao.
) aonprancc meO Mmoritets.
lioffene oar ugret en- aomite paa
ire ReoIemmer ira Spnooalfonie
~reaceI, Der omiatter Oe tDife Gam.
ian0, Misionri4 SonoOcn. @tinneio.
Ia 5uuooen. Bistonim SDnoOen Oh
MicbigansS nnooen. 6or9anolinaer-
tie har oreiet tia ON forifellige
4unfter / aOp9er@.
Com befeiot niloe ben norife
3rifirfe life pGre meo ill Gam.
meailmtniugen. vi meOoelte ! iiO
lie 0r. en llotalelie al 9roi. SCI.
lano ON @rlmoeu til, at 6rifirfen
3sloer III tilba8e. % / iiOite 9tr.
a n6olfeblaoet" liaes. at bet Dig.
iiliie, iom bleo ioretaget paa De
ira Samhinos Slntuinasiesiioner
Gar at ior1inore en- Splittelie inoen
i5r 0auges SDnooe % acre oct
muliat Tor bette Samimno at gaa
iom et 9cIc mo / oct me Gam.
funo.
Get er nltiaa fife belle oct norlf.
lut3crife airfefoIf, Der er gnaet lam.
men % bar itiitet Zen norif.lu.
t9erife airfe / Tnerifa". RogIe
imna Brupper itanr tilbnge.
Ren Subel oar Der og er Der
blnnOt Dem. Der bar iIiittet iig
i%onnmen. 81 ooerier life, al oct
Ter ~Speoebrsosoa1e" Tor oisie, oa
DC oil fife pare oeo nafbruot. Ger
'arcTiaar arbeiosoaae. % Der fan
fonimc 9rponiuaer os aanIpe, iom
Be life MI amer.
alIiaepeI mener ui, at oct er no
set tort. Der or ifet ueo Gam
menilntninaen al be ire Samilno
til Ten norif. lutherife airfe /
amerifn, ri gleoer os ouer oct
o. ri ifal iigc hoorior.
Scr BET isriie mpHer ri, at oct
ifete er et SfriOt Actning al.
1ono Dor 0erre sSellts Arrilis, We
sso. 69oa0 o. 5erre, beoer
ON, naar Fan tiger:
gRen ieg beOer life aleie for
oisie. men oaiaa ior Dem, ION
peo oeres Orb tro paa MIG. At Dc
maa ale pare ect; liaeiom On, ga.
oerl + mia. % iea / dig, al ogiaa
De Ifulle prre eet ! os. Tor at Der
orn ma fro. at on BAR noieiot
mia Cob. II, 30 % 2i).
Get f ar getpouiug Tor geroeI
at oe. Ser Defender ia til Sri
tins iarlig Oa iaaoanne, ION
tilhsrer iamme firfclisc 9efenoelle
- %Illtter iia iammen. 8antroen
bar Oa fna eet 9aaben minore
imoo airfen, BET nemlig, at De
ariitne fqoIes in0bproes.
Gesuoen mener Dt, at oct life
er 9eoerne inoenior De ire Gam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20

en- Minoritet inoenfor Den nor.
re Spnooe, Tom iffe far billet edn
meo I SnmmenfIutningen at Be
ire sdmhin0, iom MI bor 1dnnet
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12
Government to Start
Censorship Of Mails

themselves to merely cooperating Z
with the active censors.
Control over Imports and exports
vested In the president by the trading <
with tho enemy act will be delegated
to the exports division which will en-
large It's work to include the many
intricate problems presented. lustead
Of merely licensing exports. Il would
then have d more positive authority
to forbid under heavy penalty expor-
tatiOns suspected Of being designed
u Germany or her allies.
The license control over enemy In
Surance companies. vested In the pres
ident. probably will be turned over to
the war risk insurance bureau OF the
treasury. although this point In un-
derstood to be stili under debate. AZ
commerce department onlcials are
said to bo anxious 10 administer the
insurance company licenses. Regula-
tion Of foreign exchange and export
OF coin and bullion would be given tO
the federal reserve board. which al
ready license gold movements under
the exports act.
II IL understood the commerce de-
partment will be given custody OF en-
cmy property In the United States.
The act provides that the president
shall appoint an ofiicial for this work.
but the president In represented as
anxious not to create Offices distinct
from existing departments.
The post general said that
publications need not fear suppress
mion under the trading with the enc
my's act censorship provisions unless
they transgress the bounds OF legiti-
mate criticim Of the president, the ad-
ministration. the army. the navy or
conduct Of the war.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
IT'S GRANDMOTHER's RECIPE no
BRING BACK COLOR AND LUS.
TIRE TO HAIR

That beautiful. even shade OF dark.
glossy hair can only be had by brew
ing a mixture OF Sage Tea and Sui
phur. Your hair Is your charm. II
makes or mars the face. When II
fades. turns gray or streaked. just an
application or two OF Sage and Sui.
phur enhances its appearance a hun.
dred fold.
Don't bother to prepare the mix
ture: you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition Of
other Ingredients for SO cents large
bottle. all ready for use. II Is called
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound.
This can always be depended upon to
bring back the natural color and lus-
tre OF your hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage
and Sulphur Compound now because
II darkens SO naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell 1t has been ap-
piled. You simply dampen sponge
or soft brush with II and draw this
through the hair. taking one small
strand at time; by morning the gray
hair has disappeared. and after an
other application It becomes bea t.
fully dark and appears glossy and lus-
trous. This ready-to-use preparation
is a delightful toilet requisite for
those who desire dark hair and q
youthful appearance. It Is not In.
tended for the cure, mitigation OF
prevention OF disease.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Oct. IL
commerce aud communication rsstric'
.,or. authorized by the trsdins-with-
.h..,nemy net will bs put into effect
-uh,n n few days under an executive
s,dsr which President Wilson virtu-
.ny completed after conserrins with
..h,rs, members. Vance Mccormick.
.h.,rman Of tho exports adm'nistra-
.,v. board. and Acting Secretary cros'
by Of the treasury.
Postmaster General Burlsson an
..uoccd after cabinet meeting that
~. provision authorising the post.
s@ce department To license foreign
language newspapers already was In
"nsr.,ion aud that within ten days
,he, department would besip to issue
M.snses A number Of papers have
N,sd applications aud scores arc ex-
D.c,ed within tho next few days.
Under the tentative draft Of the e.
.eutiyc order the censorship Of malls.
cables. radio and teleGraphic COM
nun,catIon would be entrusted to a
Ho.rd including Representatives OF tho
pos,oince, war aud navy departments
and the exports administration. The
navy. which now csnsors cables. and
tho war department. which exercises
control over telegraph communication
10 Mexico. probably would retain
those functions. while the now prob
lem Of censoring mail. directed partic.
vlarly to Spain and the northern Eu.
ropsan neutral countr'ss. will be CIV.
On special attention by the army ON
clals, experts on the board Of censors.
Nr. Burlsson Ii anxious that his de.
partment refrain a. much ~ possible
from the work 81 actually opening
and censoring mail. Consequently the
postal authorities probably will limit
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12

WARRINGTON. d. c.. Oct. Ia
The time IL approaching TO give
thought TO bringing Christmas cheer
to the American soldiers and sailors
abroad.
Arrangements have been perfected
whereby Christmas mall to the Amer
lean expeditionary forces In Europe Is
to be delivered by Christmas morn
Ing. Without the fullest co.opera-
t!on on the part OF the public. II will
be impossible to accomplish this re-
suit.
The three essential respects In
which the public can aid In assuring
. happy Christmas at the front are:
Nail early. address intelligently and
Pack securely. For this reason It Ia
urgently requested that all persons
having Christmas mail for the sol.