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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15
Sraseoie / %ilbnisiet.

@n &opport fra Mtlin> @ritilb
i%noeboloer en-. @eretninq
ON en- nie6oonlig &rage6ie> iom1
fornDlig bar til6raget fig Der / Ont
egnen. @n bbi6 Mano bob6e,
Sorbeatning al %robiniens inarli=
ge &prleggelie, ffaffet fig en- be-
tpoe1tg -Soripning at 9riffeporer
iom ban bab6e ne6grabet / fin SIT
tie. &an fit imi6lerti6 mart Mis=
tanfe ON, at 8ebol6ningen begpno=
te at formin6ifes b%nrtigere> emf
bans perlonlige 8rug ipntes at be,
rettige.
San grob 6erfor SEN @biifD, iom
Dor igien, ne6 poa ct an6et @tc6,
men ffaffeoe fig ct @ar 5laifer me6
&reolfobol, iom ban loo itaa igier
poa set gnmle 5fiulefte6. Sorle.
ben Iften, % bon igien ben6te til
bage til $ptten, fan6t bon tire 6poe
%Snoianere liggen6e in6e / 6enne
meoens en- fier6e Dor fal6et 6g6 ON
1toenfor D6ren. 9e bab6e 6r11fffet
bber 9raobe at @iften / Sen
at set bar olmin6elig Mlfo,
fol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15
Oil Gxstrnr.

@umanen u@reDiuocn eller Splls
lingldtrene", 1om MI / oper 4
Maa1e6cr for bol6t 2gl |
@peroing, forDi Set ct Ell ober>
%orbcntlig fpngslen6e 5fil0ring al
Melncifer og @egipcabcoer CT TIT
]luttet. Mcn cit ny CT begDnot:
v&errej e0et &abenfel6 ellcr Spil=
lingbrg0rcne", scr 1iffert bill blipe
fulgt meo ligc iaa ltor Snteresle
iom Sen ol1oen, om life ltbrre. Sg
hi giDer bobbelt laa n1e@et lom tio=
ligere. &i Daaber, at bore S9l ere
til @icngielo pi1 anbefale @looet
til &enuer % 8efien0te. Set britt
ger 10 1ta6ig OplDs11inger ON, bDoo
Ser fer / bort eget 2a116, / 9an=
mart, Spn6er1pllan0, gtorge olp.,
binoelle . Set i%n6ebolber Mrtifler
om mango forifiellige gmner, iom
ON @egipenbe0er1e / Sen ltore
&rig, og bpa0 6ermeo ltoor / Sor~
ligger for / Ti6en, og noen at
bore eniioigt e1ler lnpbert logger
set &ien6sgierninger % 5orbolo
frem for 2e1erne, laoer Dem lelb
ie o. be0pmme Sogerne og tage
6eres Stooe til 6em. 81 bill life
bore ~SSn6pilfere" al bore Menins
ger og bort 5gn. Sr6et En- 6erfor
o9ioo frit, ioo &elter fan lpoe fra
DC forifjellige 2eire og &reole. 81
bringer @no fra 2ipet blanot
2anosmeno ber / Mmerifa og oes=
u6en megen almen=cplpien6e Goes
ming fra mango 9mroo6er.
monnenter, iom tiltre6er MI,
bill 6erpe6 fire fig 8egpn6ellen al
Den ny &on1or. SUIT set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15
9cn bagnenbte @er6en.

Chen Gbermometre bleb fien6t
loo 1ongt @elt JONI Me6icine Sat,
bor oe1r1e 8p peret fre1nbolbt for
Teroen iom ct forfer6eligt @fsem=
pei / &etning of @eirligt, og oct
poaltaos al mango at Ste6et or
Zig bor fortjent 6ette Sm6gmme.
@om GfSempel paa, bbor bagben6t
Beroen tan bore fan anfpres, at
me6ens man / Minneopolis forrige
@pnoag often bop6e II or. UNDER
:8ero, bab6e man / Meoicinc SGT
nel item Sommerbeir, nen1lig AZ
@raoer ober Nulpunftet. Samti6iq
iom man / Me6icine Sat funoe
frb6e fig be6 bette miI6e @eir, bar
Der li6t 1eneere @it en- f11agen6e
&uloe, nemlig SO GRADER UNDER
Zero | Minneooia og % UNDER /
Btnnipeg, me6ens Ser poo oen o,1>
Den SIDE at @renien mel6tes 26
| 9ebils 2afe, "a / @ismarcf, 20
| Moorbeah ~og II / Minneapolis.
2engere 8eit bar Ser bbiere Semi
perqtur, nemlig 2 @ra6er UNDER /
8illtston og nbiagtig pea Saul.
pnnftet / MiIes @itp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15
M. 6. WQbieu bpb.

Sen befie110te gntreprcnpr so.
6. Ma6ien, Seem gort> op6e ifpl9e
uMorolpiet" plu6ielig al ct @ierte=
flag Sen 81. Sanuar. San bar fpot
/ Mprrdunobp SEN 81. 'geoo. 1865,
tiolig / @onoelslere, men no
6anne6es ienere poa SerenS Gleo=
ifole til 9fficersbejen og tog Ell
gIimrer6e GfSome11, bar peo Snge=
niprforpiet, men git til priuot @irt>
iombe0 og tjente go6t iom &ereg=
ner, bporpoa ban llog ino pno lelp
at bore @%ntrepren9r og Tom 1iort
frem / f6rite H9ffe.
&on funoame11tere6e 'forifiellige
@porpcjslinier og lelpe &igben=
bopns &aa6b11s. San anlagoe Sele
og &loafer, men be6 ct 1t9rre Cant
menbru0 al Ell 5lule, bon onlogoe,
bleb ban r1,ineret. San i9gte at ops
orbei6e ct Stenbrl,6, font bmn ejeoe
/ 5perrig; men tilito1t CAB fan tobt
og orog til Seem Sort. S oct 9jc=
blif Mao1eu 1teg / 2an6 / glmeritn
jfifte6e bon Sam og %forbonoleoe Zig
til fin Sore, fra @tor>@ntreprener
til M%rbei6sman6. @on bleD Mur=
baan6Ionger og fisrte paa Srille,
bgr M11riten til en- @jenoom 1lr=
ser Spferelie.
Set bar boorbt Mrbeioe; mer
Mooien bol6t 10, og in6en en- Mao'
neo' bor Fan Sorman6 og fit Mr=
bej6e UNDER ct &ompagnt 1om no
fgrte &loofanIeg, for &ommunen
9isie Mnleg bleb meget
ilet 1e6et fra @ntreprenprenS Sioe,
og 8onf6trefter, &urlep, Ser blep
opmprflom pon Mo6{ens DDgtig=
be6> ipurgte bam en- Dng pluole=
Iig, ON ban niI6e obertage Mn1eg=
gene.
@oa. TOM Maoien / Spiolen for
@loafanIegene, og bans 1tore
til Dearne @eirning gior-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15

De, at ban fl,n6e u6fbre Mrbeibet
loli6ere, burtigere og billigere emo
projefteret.
Man bar loo uomprfet forngiet
me6 bam, at m1a11 ober6kog bam
Mn1eg at @eie> Cos og 8on6ne6=
|legning / 2a11rclton poo Song S.
Lamb. i
Mu tom maoiens 5torbe6spe-
rio6e. Son b(cp bctroet set BE-
|tpoelige @alGg uf Set MI omeri=
fonlfe Eroubille, Song 8eacb paa
Song Sslan6. @on onlog6e sen
FEM 5jer6itebei longc> bre0e
8oor6molf, en- elegant Yromena6e
'langs @tlo11terbobet, 8eje og offent=
ligc Mnleg. @el0ige @ropemoifi=
Incr> Ser bber foite6e iaa mcget 1om
e1 0anit &erregoor6, ippe6e @onb
in6 ODER &pltc11, bpor Mnlegcne
lfr1l6e foretages, og Glcf anter 1l96=
te Sgn1meret pao &loos.
Soa fom Tonife>. Song @cocb
tom 1>116cr &onfl1rs og rcp Mo6j en-
me0 Jig. SIT 7or116 bob6e bon gjort
en- Nejie til 9unmorf og betalt bbcr
fit.
Mo0ien rejfte fig otter og 116f9r-
tie flere omfatten6c Mrbej6er, ioo=
iom Sen ltore e%leftriife 2psltotion
pe6 9Dcfma11n ct. / l16fo11tcn Al
Seem Oorf, ct Golf Club Mnlrg
poa Song Sslan6, Concentrating al
Ell Bier etc.
SO. 6. Ma6ien beltog froftigt /
6onif=amerifonlf 2ip. San bar 81.
a. Ell lengcre Gio Sormon6 / bonif=
omcrifmlt Sellfab, Me6ltifter al
8lo6ct ~9onlf= Mmerifonerm" nj.
nj. SON bar meget pirfl ont bco
oonife &1&nitneres og Sore6rogsbol
oeres bcfr1gten6e 8el6g bcroore.
Scr bar intet Soretagen6e, ion1
f11noe biorage til at gipc 0onu1arfs
geobn CIT imuf Slang / @merifa,
'1o1n han iffe mcb @Ip6e 1tGtte6e
boa %itorlogen @is.
9on bar Ell go6 6onif Mono,
pg Set bite 'ban / @ierninge11.
Sans 8aolfer6 fon6t Ste6 2pr=
Bog 6en l.: Sebr11or pao 6re1b
Eon6s G%remotorium, bbor Yoltor
.&iloegoar6 bol6t en- lnr11f Sale bc6
.&iltet1. Ser bot ien6t en Mosie
lmltffe &ranI e.
Sejti6eligbe6en bar Gi6ne ON
Den itore &engibet1be6, font Don=
ife / Seem Oorf me6 &ette nnre6e
for 50. 6. Ma6i en.
Mfoe6e cftcrla6er fig; Gnfe, SEN
i bloc &reoie afbol6te Srt GLEN
Ma6ien, iamt tpen6e 0etre, bporaf
Sen enc er gift / @igbenbopn> og
6en on6en, Srefen @bbo Ma6ien
|opboloer fig / Seem Dorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15
4nlwnhingf /
@tnnrauta.

Minneiota Commission Of Hublic
Safetp bar or6ret ollie uolpnoinge
(oglaa enboer, iom fun bar notoget
fer1te &opirer) til at regiltrere poa
en- at 9agene g., 26. og 81. Sc
bruar 5. 81. 9eniigten meo 6em1e
&%egiltrering er at faa &e6e poo,
bbem ser iom u0lenoing eier Sor6=
eieroom / @toten. 0g &%en1igten
berrne6 er igien at faa iaaoanne
til at b1ibe 8orgere fer / 2onoet.
&biS Sc lite bill Set, riiiferer Sc, at
BET, Sc eier u6ooer, bba6 2open til
laoer en- n%olen6ine at eie, bliper
fonfiiferet. Oy enbber, Ser un6lo-
oer at regi1trere, bill forelgbig BIZ
be t%nterneret. Mtlaa: enbber, ser
bar uotaget eller mi bill u6toge fire
ffrite &apirer, og lao fnart iom
m1ligt notoger 8orgerifab> bor inz
tf at frpete. Set geloer om, at
Statens Snobpgeere bliper 8orge-
re, ONT De bill eie al 5tatens ssSor6,
tro, loDale 8oreere. 0g set er set
enc rigtige.
9pife ltn6eriaatter, iom regiltre-
re6e fprit / Maane6en, er fritagne
for oen mi frabe6e @egiitrering.
Set ct fra flere Si6er blepen
oplpif, at SSaffffe<8orgere forfiellige
@te6er / @taten bar afgibet @tem-
mer, og at anore er balgt ill @m=
beosm9n6. Men oct Ell not af upi-
benbeo, fao6ont er ffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15
KrtHtufrr JanBun.

Nu er ban oglaa pan6ret bort ino til ben itore Greb,
bc1, ifrete Sbile, naar 2ipets Col gaar 1cb;
bbor 2ietS @torn1e titles, Dbor ingen 8eleer gaar,
Der lGgcs Gurerter, og aHe 2tpets Saar.
Sans Sib, Sen bep for Norge lao p%cfslingsrig og ltpr.
San ilDnget leb Ell 8lomlterfrans ON Norge, Dor Dfor.
S bbert ct Mo16cfrpfor1l, ban 1trsb6e ober Sci,
Der blontre, og bar 6rugter po 2iDets guiarbej.
San 1atg ion1 ingen on6cn bor DoDet lDnge fGr.
9an lang, at 8nor bill fo1nn1e, ga Mo16ens Gale ter,
oo @anobe6s 2pS ifl tinore gienrcn1- Eaogenrulm paanp
mes Daggrp ODER 2onoet, oo @ottens Sfp9gcr fly.
.
Me6 gaf for trofa1t @irfe Dsgrets tunge @tri6,
at rD66e ne 8o1ler for Sen fornn1en1e T6.
Sen polcltc @jerning or Den til Slpgtels @opr.
Sg oeror bill Dor Jrenti6 erinore bans g}ntn.
Saa 6aober III at andre bill iplge 5fol6ens Gpor,
1on neo Zig frejojgt 2iDsbaob pau @anobe6s SER tror.
s Saf1ombe6 hi min6es bonn, ben frejoige Tolf!
San bar en Sangens egte Se,l, en- 9pb6u,g blanot lit Soft.
=. s. Merafersaarb
Il ~6rena6D.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15

Elal'ter og 6rugter, Der egucr Jig.
til Mpling / M%orobe1tens mere cl=
let min0re tprre @gne."
Nrofeslor Sonlen bar giort flere
bclpprlige &ejier til 5ibirien %
bragt til Mmerifa @unore6er al
&la11ter. Som @i6enifabsmanb far
@bbeicn @mien erobret fig en-
9pit onlet 8loos / Mmerifa. San
CT fp6t for 50 Mar iiocn paa 9on1=
bus be6 Slide, Iom Sen Gong ejeoes
al Daus Sober, Moler Mn0ers Sat-
icn. 9a fan bar ipp @ar gommel,
Tom ban til Mmerifa, bpor ian bor
facet Dele fin bi6en1fabelige uooan=
llelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15
Blat1nt TannHn1wnn.
YrufesIur q. 6. Sanien.

Sm Dor berpmte 2anosmono
@rofeslor q. 6. @on1en, 8root=
il1gs, 9. Sat, ct ser / Marenes
Sob mc66elt iaa meget, at De flelte
Ganlfe fien6er noget til bam. 6or
nplig CT Fan after bleDen logt ipr=
Zig Merfe til, ibet Mas1ocbuietts
Sorticult1ral Societp bar hlfinot
bam George &obert 8bites 9greS=
for 1917 ulom en- Mner=
fien6elle al bans bnroiful0e @irf=
iombeo meo at in6fpre og beo
&rposning frembringe efonomiife
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15

moal, Ga bar ollie e1ige ON, at Den
inoenrigife Situatipn frepeoe ct
oraltiif Miboel.
"9t er megd m,liat, at Epif-
Lamb life pil bore i Gto1o til at
boloe u0. Men 6roitiife 6orbolos-
regler bpr bog tages, fpr 0prsr
.og nro REFER fig / @g~erbrugsoi=
ltritterne. @per Gags Spfetelle
bctpoer 8onifeligbeo." :.
Og MI &elultatet efter ct Glars
Sorlpb? 9erom tolte Sir eric 6.
@eooes, fpr1te M6miralitetslorb, /
2o1oon paa @arS6aae1 for oen
ubegre1ieoe 8rias 8egpn6elle.
sSeg ct life optimiitif, bbao IL
8aooStrigcn orgar," fae6e BON.
~Men llnoerpdn6sboabcn> begren-
let eller ubc9renfet, CT blepe11 msot
% CT life uoDerpinbelig. Seq, CT
~tllbejelig til at meme, at Ri MI,
lioen je9 ofgop min iiolte Secret,
ming, innfer 51,bmoriner11e lige ]oa
rolf> lom Epiflano tan bpgge Dem.
Seq fan life foruo1e noeen Moo6e,
bborpaa 5ituotione> fun forau6res
uoen til Set be6re.
ct Maol poa 6ens ubelo' fin
oes / 6en &ien6saejrning, at Gent
%ningen of &anoelsifibe MI er bleben
reouccret til mtn6re, ems fpr Epif=
LAMB faltebe ale 9un1pn til Side.
Scr cr bog et16m1 ct Mc11, og ct
mcgct %betD6en0e ct - ri 1noa bope
f1ere Sfibe> beriom ri lfol f1tnne
foronore Spifcrnes So1Iit til en- po=
fifth o~llieret SER. Gubmorinernes
Toclgggc1ic al @er6ens Eonnoge ct
life ret flor &rocent al BET belc.
men Sen ooerltiger en0nn @ro6uf=
tlonen al 'Sfibc> og &ropet for
Sornogc bof Irr.
Sfibc og cl16n1 flere Sfibc or
|1te6ie &rigens bigtigite &untt. Sbor
blot hi fan 1tu1c poo M>ncrifas &c.
ltrpbelie for at ifaffe 0isie @fibc?
Seq toibler life on1> at Mmerifa
bill gjpre tit poerite, men jog pnifer
otter at frentbpbe Bigtigbcoen af
oes Erogrom for 8pgning al &on-
6elsifibe.
Scr ct enpa1u Get, iom jcg al
brig bor fortolt 0ffentligbe6en mo-
get on1> men Get giber mig meger
SilfreoSbe1. Set ct Sberoripel{en
/ oe tpife 8eretninger ON l1=goabe<
ncS &e%i ultatec. &per Moone6, f.
Den Sen ubegrenie6e %l1noerban6s=
frig %begDn6tc, bar Gpiferne uolte6t
Ell %officiel @eretning ON oer1 fuloc
Sonnoge, Der ontagelig or Innfet /
Mooneoens 2pb. 81 bor f1n6et fra
lelbc 8cgDn6e1len at at Set bar
CIT big O%ber6ribeIie - set tple
Momiralitct logger olti6 nogle E1-
Ii1oe Sons fl for at gipc goot
MooI.
$ Seritningen fpjeoes Scr MIN
Ore. til, n1en 6en ia1ere Sis bor
Nbmirolitetct let fig np6t til at
legge mere til for at %operbepi1e
BET tpife Solf ont l1=8oo6encs Gut
ces. 9et> mener leg, er ct temmclig
tpoeligt 8ebis for, at ieIb. II,
8aoosfrigens 2e6ere ontoger Den
for falleret."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15
Set bar for meget.

Sort at @a1eri toni @tiersutten
farenbe in6 / @befens &ortor og
breIe6e: ~&ontorcbefen bor ,gibet
mig Ell Busting, for6i leg TOM for
tent poa &onroret. men leg tager
iftfe.mob 2uSfinger at bonn"
@befen benlig: rMen 6n ifignner
oa, at leg lite reffffer at gigre alt
iclb, Stills"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15
vMpr6lbiet"

S ~@orolpiet" for 7. Sebruar
meo6eles, at 8la6et er gaaet ODER
til ST. &an6i6at Selge Sro6a, og
at ST. Olaf &iel6ien, iom ti6ligere
bar aniot peo 8la6et, er frotraa6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15
Gn6eli9 anta9et.

@n ung. man6 be6 @abn Sells
Setter Snnien, ner Ge6ar Soas>
.Sa., CT enoeltg Qibet SPITE ONT at
.blibe optaget / Mrmeen, met fer1t
efter at fan fire @ange par bleben
forfaltet be6 2egeunoeripgelie. 9e
to 2eger / Sritageliesfomisiionen
/ Cedar Sails lobebe nemlig til
itolt at u6fgre en- Speration, bbor=
be6 Sen 111age Man6s @roftilfeI6e
.fl1n6e fiernes, og en- Man6 / 8pen
.lobeoe imti6ig at betale &oipitals=
regningen. &anim bor gla6 iom
ct Barn, ser bar facet fin ferfte
&ielfe> ODER at babe oberbpn6et oe
@anffeligbe6er, iom bin6reoe bonn
/ at bIibe 5ol6at.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-15
Or. Emil Gnna.

cit 20 Glars S11bileum ioln
Hianolerer feire6e 9r. emil Gnna
i @ortlan6, Sre., 9irs6og Ben Is.
SSan1tor be6 at inbitere til ct fill
ful6t "&ecital", bbor bon u6eluf=
fen6e ipille6e fine egne &ompoiitio=
ner.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-01
BARNET

Thomas Sinclair and Mrs. Helen
Temple of Lebanon, N. H., were re-
cent visitors at the home of DR.. r.
H. Hazeltcl,
Miss Hazel Kay has resumed her
teaching at Monroe Plains, N. H., af-
ter three weeks vacation caused by
the epidemic of influenza.
Mrs. Fred Wright of Woodsville,
N. H., was in town recently on a
business trip.
Next Tuesday, Nov. S, is election
day. The ladies society will serve a
Harvest D.nrer at school house hall
AT II O'Clock. All are cordially invit
ed to come to the hall to get their
dinner. *
Mrs. Byron Berry, who has made
her home in Barnet for the last ten
years or more, is just leaving Barnet
to make her home with relatives in
Massachusetts,.
Miss Edith Graham is caring for
Mrs. Harley Esden at West Barnet.
Simon Gilfillan spent Tuesday. at
his home here.
Miss Mildred Hale is visiting
friends at East Thetford.
Sarah and Doris Darling of East
Peacham arc visiting at the home of
their aunt, Mrs. Benz. Galley.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith are
on a visit in Boston.
Rev. w. 7. Sparhawk is visiting
his home in Randolph.
Rev. Harold Haywood of Peacham
is driving the stage between Barnet
and Peacllam for Mr.. Menger.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blair spent
Tuesday with their daughter, Mrs.
John Fenoff at McIndoes.
Mrs. Helen Gilfllan Flanders of
Everett, Mass, is visiting at the
home of X. S. Johnson.
Allen Focock Of Beebe Plain is Wis
ting at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
B. N. Gilfillan.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Gilfillan spent
two days the first of the week a:
Mrs Gilfillan's old home at Beebe
Plain
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-01

Probabiv a record without parallel
is that OF Antonio Mango, soldier of
the Italian army, who received no
fewer THAI 101 wounds in the war.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-01

Until ten years ago Montenegro
was totally without railways
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-01
To the VOTERS is submitted the question
whether the following answer IS complete
and satisfactOrv
MR.. JONAS Ell. BROOKS,
Candidate for Town Representative


committee, printed i'm yesterdays "CaIedOn-
ian," hearth yagree with you that the ma
tOrity should rule but disagree with You that
the people should decide the principal queS-
election are over. To decide such questions
is what we have campaigns and elections Tor
Heretofore they have never been treated as
mere ceremonies. There is no provision IN
our law TO secure an expression Oh the viii Oh
the people except ON Election Day.
have publicly stated that am i'm favor of
retaining our local option law. 1t is the be ST
prohiDitory law. Prohibition is an old ques-
ton for VermOnterS. The Sheppard Amend
ment is not new. It's ratification is the Drin CT
pal question i'm the campaign i'm this town. /
have met il fairly and Squarely and pledged
myself in writing. ALI other candidates tor
the Legislature have done the same, excepting
yourself, SO far as | can learn. Everyone
knows how stand. They all understand ii
the same. There is no controversy or doubt
about it, The voters will give me their final
instruction on Election Day, and not in some
proper way after election, as You desire
your Instructions. IL they instruct me TO stay
at home, that will of course be final. III they
should select me TO go TO Montpelier, that Will
be their final instructions for me TO vote and
work 10 save our local option law and against
the Sheppard amendment.
On any new question which might come
up alter election, and upon which the voters
have had no opportunity TO pass should, II
elected, be anxious TO act i'm obedience 10 the
bury AS id would be impossible TO deter
mine this, / should seek their advice and rep
resent them as best could.
Yours truly,
HARRY w. Writers,
Candidate for Town Representative
PS quote Caledonan the
~ 31se OF last August.
NO CHANCES WITH CAN
DIDATES FOR EITHER LEGISLATURE
THE VOTERS VERMONT HAVE RIGHT TO DEMAND
THAT CANDIDATES HOUSE AND SENATE De
CLARE THEMSELVES BEFORE THE PRIMARIES ON SEPT
THAT THEIR CONSTITUENTS MAY KNOW
JUST WHAT EXPECT OF THEM THIS DECLARATION
INVOLVES NO STATE ISSUES OR POLICIES OF MANAGE
MENT BUT A CLEAR NATIONAL ISSUE THAT
MUST BE DECIDED ONE WAY OR OTHER WHEN THE
VERMONT LEGISLATURE MEETS.
CANDIDATES HAVE ALREADY DECLARED THEM
SELVES BUT SHOULD ALL
HAVE NOT GONE ON RECORD AS TO WHETHER
VOTE FOR OR AGAINST RATIFICATION
SHOULD ONCE. THE TIME is SHORT"
AND FROM JoHNsBURY REPUBLICAN OF
OCTOBER 80, 1879
FOR TOWN REPRESENTATIVE HARRY w. Writers,
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE, is OPPOSED TO THE
ADOPTION AMENDMENT, WHILE JONAS H.
BROOKS, THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE, is SUPPOSED
TO FAVOR THE AMENDMENT ALTHOUGH HE HAS NOT
STATED HIS POSITION IN REGARD TO THE
MATTER"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-03-07
LOCAL and PERSONAL

H. j. Ross of Fresno, CAL, came to
Ashland Monday evening to spend a
couple of weeks with his wife and
daughter, who have been living here
this winter.
Don Walker, son Of Mrs. Sadie
Walker of Neil Creek, who has been
a patient at local hospital for sew
eral months, Is much improved in
health and expects to be able to leave
that institution some time this week.
Mrs. William Moore and daughter,
Mrs. Beatrice Hilleary, who have
been spending the past two months
at southern California points, re-
turned to their home in Ashland
Monday,
Stevenson Studio for portraits.
Mrs. Olive B. Barnes of Gold Hill
was in Ashland during the week, and
returned home Tuesday evening.
s. A. Hawke has traded his place
at the corner of Rock and Nutley to
w. w. Bryan for timber near Salem.
Mr.. Hawke, however, will not leave
the city, but will locate closer in.
Mesdames Wright, Lynch and
Decker were business visitors in Med
ford last Saturday.
Wanted-Number Of young wom-
en- and men to prepare for telegraph
service to help fill vacancies caused
ly unusual drafting men for war.
Positions guaranteed. Call or write
Telegraph Department, room SOC,
Panama Building, Portland, Ore, or
Railway Telegraph Institute, Spo-
kane, Wash. 75-2mo
Mrs. j. L. Greenwood of Liberty
street is convalescing from severe
attack of la grippe.
]. S. MacMurray, teacher of sing
ing. Address Hotel Austin. 45-tf
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Provost Brothers
HARDWARE

Recruiting Sergeant Weston, who
has charge of the Medford recruiting
army station, has received word that
men who have passed the age of 21
since June 5, and who are not regis
tered for selective service, are eligi-
BILE for enlistment in all branches of
the army. No registered man is elig,-
BILE.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Leabo of Port
land are among the recent newcom-
ers in Ashland. They expect to stay
here indefinitely for the benefit of
their healths.
Mrs. F. G. Swedenburg is in Port
land, where she expects to remain for
a week.
Sixty years old with more life In
surance in force in Oregon than any
other company. Northwestern Mu-
tual Life of Milwaukee, Wis. H. G..
Galley, agent, phone 431-J. 67-tf
Don Lowe, son of D. NJ. Lowe, is
scarchlight inspector in the coast ar
tillery service with headquarters at
Fort Stevens. He was q member OF
the former 1st company that went
out from Ashland last July.
@. H. Moore was called to Seattle,
Wash, this week on account of the
serious illness of his mother.
Stevenson Studio for portraits.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Payne Of North
field, Mimi, are in Ashland visiting
the formers brother, L. E. Payne.
They have been spending the winter
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1t started south. Claire had been in
Jacksonville, Fla, taking a course
in auto and ambulance driving, and
had only returned to Fort Stevens a
short time before his removal. He
made the thirtieth Ashland boy who
has left with the 65th regiment last
week.
DR.. Price is giving a special dem
onstration this week of his celebrated
extracts and fruit colors at Ashland
Trading Co.
Rev. H. A. Carnahan will deliver
the annual Easter sermon before the
Knights Templar of Malta Com
mandery, No. 4, at the Presbyterian
church Sunday, March 81, at 2;30
p. m.
Mrs. William Clyde, who has been
spending the winter at Phoenix, has
returned to her home on Manzanita
street.
DR.. Keeney Ferris occupied the
Baptist pulpit at Central Point on
last Sunday morning.
Troy Phipps, who has been teach
ing school near Dufur,. in eastern
Oregon, has returned to his home in
Ashland.
Up to noon today the funds solicit
ed for the Armenian relief have
reached about $500. This consider
ing the liberal subscriptions already
contributed for the various demans is
considsed quite good. Several out
lying districts have not reported yet,
and the committee expect to continue
soliciting during the rest of the week,
when it is hoped that the sum of
S1,7O0 will be reached.
H. L. Whited has returned from
Los Angeles, Cal, where he has been
the past month taking a post gradu-
ate course at the Los Angeles School
of Ophthalmology. On his return he
visited his daughter Esther in San
Francisco, and was fortunate in ar
irving at that city in time to see the
Ashland boys in the 65th Heavy Ar
tillery as they passed through on
their way east.
Maurine Jewel Cusick, the three
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year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
c. Cusick of Stockton, CAL, died at
II o'clock last night after a three
days illness due to quinsy. Mrs. Gu
sick had come to Ashland little over
a week ago to attend the funeral of
her uncle, the late Mitchaal McGrath,
and was visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. O.Toole, here when her little
daughter became i'll. The burial will
be made in Ashland, but the funeral
services have not been arranged.
A special feature of the services at
the Talent Methodist church last Sun
day evening was the splendid duet
by J. G. Anderson and Mrs. Roy
Walker of Ashland. Their selections
were of the best and were distinctly
rendered and greatly appreciated by
the audience.