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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-10
FOR DISTRICT NURSE.
The Following Subscriptions Have Been
Made Thus Far.

The civic department of the Barre
woman's club gratefully acknowledges
receipt of the following contributions
towards the support Of a district nurse
for Barre this coming year. 1t is hoped
that many Others win come forward as
patriotically as these
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-10
BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 lola.
The Weather

Partly cloudy and cooler tonight;
probably light frost in interior, if wealth
er clears; Wednesday fair; continued
cool; moderate northwest to north winds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17
MAN
HAD SUFFERED
FOR 80 YEARS
Takes Tanlac and troubles
begin to disappear-Wife
also benefited.

when my wife saw how muck
good Tanlac was doing me, she
wanted to try 10 too. and now she is
praisiug Tanlac as much as 1 am"
said George H. Baust. who Is em-
nloyed hv the Cudahy Packing Com
pany, and lives at I1l5 Drexel St.
Omaha, the other day
For the past twenty years he
continued. -mY system was all out OF
order. and i seemed 10 be getting
worse all the time I'm spite Of every
thing j could do NY stomach was
badly out OF shape, my food would
not digest properly. and after eating
anything ] would suffer aEonies for
hours Ny liver did not act right.
and I was bilious most all the time.
Rheumatism got in my left shoulder
and IL ached so bad 7 could hardly
stand 30, and I had an awful pain in
the back Of my neck that worried ms
night and day
after trying all kinds OF prepa-
ratious without getting any relief.
improve almost from the first dose ]
have taken four bottles 50 far, and
my troubles now are almost at an
end. Ny food disssts with hardly any
after effects. the pain in my neck ~
about gone and my shoulder feels.
pretty good 7 would hardly expect
that four bottles OF any medicine
would entirely relieve a trouble OF
twenty years standing, but i am I'M
am sure it won't be long before ]
shall be completely we'll"
u Is dispensed in this city By Union
Drug Co.. Kelly & Pollard Co, FL Easo
DRUG Co. Inc, and all other druggists.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17
Sentence Sermons by EIPaso Ministers

THAT
of the possession
Of all believers viii out
daughters shall
young hand
This impartial besowment
spirit spiritual
o Methodist
To religion merely mouhng formula to others it sent
Religion life Abu Adhem
who fellow All and all Religion
the love Of God"
the whole atRev CHas l. 0Ieet Of First Presbyterian church
world
federation full
ding 0heRev Rufus Baker of Orchard Park n church
it, You for instanoeRey Milo Atkinson Of First Christian church
equal
Percy r KHickerbocke, Of Trinity NJ E church, South
writing said Everything
bghat the little things Of sight
small things
kingdom really Wade Baptist
great whining
to
commanded
have that which doRey E
FL Baptist church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17


Ts.t-"And Mary returned TO her
HON -
MARY, the maid Of Nazareth. had
W > cen visited by an angel and
prom 3 sed the motherhood Of the Mes
siah--l blessing coveted by the wom-
en- OF ahe Hebrews for centuries. She
had been thrilled. stirred and moved
to her very depths. And so much so
that 4 her conversation with her
cousin 3 lizabeth. whom she was visit
ing, she burst into song and gave to
the VOC ID that splendid hymn Of
praise. 1ate 1Iagnificat, sung the world
round elS ~ sunday.
What dreams we're hers. What Wis
ions were spread before her view in
match1esss splendori And vet amid the
rapture Of her soul and the ecstacies
Of her spirit, according TO the plain
and prosaiSs record OF the Bible, MARY
returned "a her home" back TO the
sleepy little town OF Nazareth; hack
to the hum drum round Of daily tasks
best known 10 the housekeeper.
Refu GAZING to the kettles.
One is al once impressed with the
incongruity- that she who had been
face To face with an angel-a special
messenger Erom the throne Of Cod
should return 10 the mental duties Of
the broom. Kettle and pans of a VIII
lage home.
There is always a contrast between
our dreams and our duties Could we
but tell our dreams and fancies, our
visions seen and voices heard; Of the
golden ships that have sailed into our
cloud land; of the perfect DAYS so full
of promise, tfle contrast between our
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17

Z O.. A., and Mrs. A. A. LAWYER VIII SINS
Orchard Park Methodist.
At the Orchard Park Methodist
church SUNDAY, at ] / a. m-, the pastor
Rev. Rufus c. Baker, viii preach 10
rhe bors and Girls Of the sunday
school His subject viii be, W hat
Can a Boy or Girl Give 70 God Far-
euts are urged 10 encoaiase me -
dren by their presence at the serY wee
The sunday school viii meet al
10 a. M
sunday services at the Trinity NJ
L. church viii be as follows
Sunday school, 9-s1 a. Al-f A1Delt
Lander. superintendent
AT 1913 a. M, Rev. Mr. knicker-
booker will preach on The Logic OF
Religion" e,
Anthem. Praise Ye the Father"
solo. 1T Is Enough Elijah, Men
delssohn. Mr. Coggeshau.
The evening musical service IN
anthem. @The Radiant Morn Hath
Passed Away" woodward
Gospel solo By Mrs Raster
AT 3 p m, soldiers 1ello "snip
Al SO p. M, senior and interme-
date Epworth league
At D. M, the great peoples ser
vice. Subject Of Mr. knicider pocker 5
sermon, when Home Is Heaven
Subject next sunday night VIII De
when Home Is He'll
First Presby terian-
Sunday services at The First Pres
h,-terian church. Rev. Charles L over
street. pastor, VIII be as follows
Sermon and worship af 1t-@' = m
sermon theme, True kelsloAI " i-4--
it is and What 1t Is Not
Snecial musical numbers are:
anthem, sweet is. Thy Mercy
5 SOLO. Bow Down Thine Ear
EbviIle, Miss Barbara Worcester
The sabbath school eoifVe5 .e.i,,,S a.
$3.50 a. IN. W V Long super IT Gnu
emit. Glasses for all ages.
Christian EndeaVor at p m
Friendlv hour following the e. T.
program. The friendly hour IS an IN
formal social period, with light re-
freshments-
.ssvad T5v9' Will be the theme Of
the discourse By Rev. c. II Mitcnel-
more at the Aitura Pre,oy lerl.-il
church sunday morning In the even
ing at 7-45 o'clock the subject VIII
be- The Sick Woman Healed
The sunday school VIII meet a
a. ra IT A.-A---
tendent. The Y. p. S. c. E VIII pc
rin their meeting at Z p- m SuoJeeI
s-T-eine our Pens for Christ
The prayer meeting W eonesoS,s
evening win be from s to O'clock 8;
Sub5ect Working in the Cnureh-
Westminster Presbyterian
In the absence Of the pastor, ms
pulpit viii be filled at the morning II
o'clock service by the Rev W r.
shannon. Of Pennsylvania On o. tne
hest speakers il the army religious
work. No night services VIII pc hel'.-
CHRISTIAN Endeavor at $50 p. NJ WIN
social hour at the close Soldiers are
spcciaIIy welcomed
Grand View Mission
The sunday school OF lne gIal.-
view mission meets at p Ms X y
Duncsn. superintendent Rev J. Z.
Drau5a1 IS the teacher OF the adln
9fbIs class. william Brunoisil, the
assfstant superintendent VIII nave
,-i1a~ge Of the closing exercises
1Tfdweelr prayer service Luesaa9 y
& M r. NJ Denman VIII be me
Associated Bible Students
PROSTITUTION. a Universal oppoL-
tunifv to Be Saved wiz be the SUD
fecf Of the sermon delivered IN tns
county court room Sunday q 20 2.
m This meeting viii be touoWed oy
Berean Bible study no collecllo-s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17
EPISCOPAL LEADERS ARE
WORKING TOWARD UNITY.

There is known to be formulating,
By leaders fin the Episcopal church
who dissent from the recent stand
taken by the Episcopal house Of
bishops. an address to the Christian
public on the subject OF unity TO last
to the end OF the war. 1t IS known
also that the address is 70 be followed
by action, and that that action has
the unofficial approval Of the Rt- Rev
DR.. Daniel s. futile of Missouri, the
presiding bishop. and the RI Rev. Dr.
T. i. Gailor, Of Tennessee, the chair
man Of the house Of bishops. In a
reply addressed TO the last named.
just made by two gregationalisr
leaders. the Rev. Drs. Newman Smyth
and Williston Walker, the fact is
pointed out that the Church OF England
is comforting az an points with the
Noncouf0rmists OF England on war
measures
Il may be explained that Congrega-
tionaiists urged not long ago the
necessity Of outward unity IN train
ing camps and proposed that some
chaplainss the volunteer n not the
government ones. be ordained By sew
eral forms, Episcopal Presbyterian.
Methodist and other il need be, and so
the same one administer the HOLY
communion 70 all who come to re-
ceive it. The Episcopal house Of bisE-
ops, its church a professed leader in
the unity matters turned &c down. and
did so in no very gracious terms NOw
the new program, outside OF the house
in question, viii aim TO secure the
unity in spite OF their high officials.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17
30O MEN 4 WEEK ARE SOUGHT
BY Y FOR OVERSEAS SERVICE
Aside From Men for General Overseas Duty, Many Elk
perienced Secretaries Are Needed for Duty IN Rus
STA Requiring Experience; Cornerstone OF Hebrew
University Is Laid on Mount OF Olives

work at home. Tt IS expected that
fully 10000 persons viii enter the
training in an Of the dioceses- The
need is made more acute because large
numbers of ministers, gone as chap
lafus and y n G.. A. workers, were
educational leaders, while a large
proportion Of the 10000 men I'm the
service who are Episcopal church
communicates were sunday school,
Bible class and similar workers
Df0ceses included in the list are
Connecticut Newark. Louisiana. Min
nestota. Missouri and Dallas. Boards
OF religious education are formulat-
ing special courses for the drive. after
the plan Of the military cantonments,
and those in charge Of the drive are
patterning their administration after
the military service Efforts are max
ing TO induce men above the draft age
20 enter the training camps. but the
new draft age limits, If raised to IS,
wiz ruin most OF the plans for men
Women are therefore being appealed
% by the diocesan authorities
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17
Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of
This Date. 1904

THE Russians decune 10 surrender
1 Port Arthur or to allow the re-
movaI OF noncombatants. answering
all demands Of the japanese in the
matter with cannon shots Russia
viii accede to the demands OF Great
Britain and the United States and re-
move certain articles. such as cotton
and fuel, from the list OF contrabands
Of war.
Work en- the Panama canal viii soon
begin Large acquisitions for dyna-
mite and other explosives for the
isthmus nave been nued by the COM
mission at Washington.
Two barrels Of whisky were seized
by government agents from Emil Fen
der, OF the Louvre saloon. on the
ground that the stamps had not been
Cancelled according 10 law For sew
eral days, two government agents
have been in FL Paso Investigating
conditions, but this is the first seiz-
ure made
Fl Paso's delegation to the Ameri-
can Mining congress at Portland, Ore
gon. lett last night, amid waves OF
enthusiasm Among the delegates
y
ford, Fisher. Mallard- Pittman, kel-
ley. Winn and Norman
Silver was quoted At 81 Use; cop
per, II 1-Sc.
A third Kindergarten viii be es-
tablished in the FL Paso public
schools for the next term.
Russia's far eastern navy has been
crushed by the japanese and St Pc
tersburg and the admiralty have been
plunged in deepest despair over the
situation.
A heavy cIoudburst at Globe. Ari-
iona, yesterday caused the death Of
eight persons and the destruction Of
a large part OF the southern section
OF the city.
Ben Lewis, = cowboy, was shot and
killed in a shooting scrape at Here
ford. about 20 miles from FL Paso-
Harry Dunlap. an employee at the
roulette table in the Zeiger club
rooms. disappeared yesterday; with
him went about $500 OF the clubs
money.
The oil gusher at EIbano, Tamauli-
pas. has been successfully capped. It
Is said that the company has lost So
600 barrels on account Of the destruc-
ton Of the pump by the rise in the
river
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17
&c ShoOtingest Negro in
Obi" Battling Police

Cincinnati, O., Aug. 17--An uniden-
titled negro whom the police chsrac-
terize as the shootingest man in
Ohio" has been specializing by shoot
ing at women here
Twice he has attempted TO burglar
fze stores. Twice he has been inter
rupted by a watohful woman on the
floor above the store Both times he
fired a bullet at the woman who kept
him from his criminal goal The fel-
low is believed to be IN old hand at
the business, for he never hesitates
to shoot at any one seeking TO in
terfere with his unlawful activities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17
WILL STUDY MISSIONARY
WORK IN GERMAN AFRICA.

American missionary societies and
the T. IL c. A. have already dispatched
q commissioner to Africa to study the
great states OF that continent which
were acknowledged as Germany-s pos
sessions before the war. Apart from
Togoland these two states are Ger
man East Africa and Damara land.
together comprising about 100000
square miles The commissioners sent
social and material conditions Of the
with the Methodist foreign mission
AIRY work
These American agencies are under
taking to learn all missionary work
thus FAR done IN these states. The
out is Chas- u. Fahs, long identified
people, and especially their prefer
ence as TO government Formerly
some missionary work was done in
Damara land BY Germans. but long
ago this work was given up. and for a
time the German missionaries were
kept from starving by American and
British missionary money. 1Ir- Fahs
viii be gone a year or more. OF long
enough to do a thorough Job OF in
vestigation. and he VIII be assisted
by some Protestant churches OF South
Africa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17
TRAVELETTE
BY NIKSAH.

aAhLECH, QUAINT WELSH TOWN.
HARLECH is one of the quaintest
1 1 Of welsh towns Its houses are
perched precariously on a hilltop from
which some seem to have toppled or
for they cling to the hillside tinted at
daring angles. Up above the chimneys
and trees the towers OF a castle rise
IN gaunt, stiff lines. forming a dark
shadow against the vivid blue sky.
The tiny toy cottages Of Herlech are
In sharp contrast TO the giant castle.
yet from such homes as these came
tne strong men who defended the old
castle in the Wars Of the Roses. and
gang their famous war summons. The
March OF the Men OF Harlech."
4neir descendants frequent the
quiet streets and own the gabled cot
tases' put they are not romantic Ike
tllelr nero ancestors, these stald
w elshmen and their busy wives. They
40, however. like TO recount the Welsh
stories OF Falor Of the early DAYS. The
iaVorite IS Of Bran the Blessed who
ruled Britain from a castle where
harlech castle now stands. Bran's
peaullIul sister, BranWen. was claimed
as queen by the king OF Ireland, who
came with a fleet Of 10 ships TO WOO
the princess Her adventures in mar
ried life rival those Of the good and
beautiful but much mistreated daugh-
ters IN the fairy stories. Her husband
made her the ruler Of the royal kitch-
ems, or in plain language, the cook.
The story OF her trials and adventures
finally ends with her brothers arrival
for vengeance and tragedy on a grand
scale A tower in Harlech castle is
labeled Branwen's tower, and is re-
ierred 20 as proof OF the authenticity
OF the tale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17

magnitude Of our aims there remains
the meanness Of the methods
Roth Dreams and Dulles
One Of the simple teachings OF
Christianity is that in all true living
there must be both dreams and du-
ties
one who is wholly a dreamer Is
only a mystic; lie builds ms eastles
in the air The wind blows them
away He dreams and dies His life
NAV De beautiful but IL Is worthless
The one who does and has no
dreams is a mere moralist- The mere
moralist is like the dry bones in the
yalley-he has no life He may b, be
fitted together perfectly. but he
makes no advance He is like the
words in the dictionary-he is sim
ple definition. The words must make
a story and proclaim a truth or they
are just words and nothing more.
lIary's Dreams and Deeds.
Mary had her dreams but she failed
not in her duties. Later she became
the mother Of the Messiah. While we
One prayed in vain 70 paint the vision
blest.
Which shone upon his heart by night
But homely duties in his dwelling
And hungry hearts that would not
turn away,
And cares that stin his eager hands
babe stay,
And canvas never knew the pictured
Face
Rlt year by year. while yet the vision
shone.
An angel knew him. wondering. bent
10 trace
On his own life the Masters image
grown
And unto men made known.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17
BeantyChats
AnstOers ToLetterS.
IL EpNA ~ FoRBEs

zEARY MacL.-Here's a powder
WI which. II you use it on the race
in place Of soap, viii DO away with
blackheads. It's harmless and eftec-
tive, but you should use cream on the
skin once in a while after the wash
because the powder is drying
wheat or corn starch parts
Powdered borax-1 part
Almond neal part
Some people use TWO parts almond
meal, but its a bit more erIecllNe
this other way Sucumper juice u
lemon Juice would be good bleacli
for frsclsles And I wouldn't try tax
ing the tilt from the nose; II Woula
be hard and you might not succeed.
and a tilted nose is rather pretty and
piquant-
PhylHs-Eat plenty Of fruit green
fresh vegetables fish, oysters clans,
fowl. salads. in place or pastry ana
potatoes and such fattening things
Hanah-Any preparation that is put
all over the hair. is injurious 10 a
certain extent, because all curling
fluids must contain something rather
sticky in composition, mucilase sub
stances and glycerlnes, and things
like that These VIII hurt the hair If
used very often, the hair needs 70
breathe. Just as the pores Of the body
must once in a great while, the use
OF these things is all right, but not
as a habit
Mrs. C.-Send me a letter with a
self addressed stamped envelope for
a hair tonic formula Once month
give your head a hot oil rub with hot
crude oil Shampoo after the oil has
soaked in two hours. This. with the
regular use OF a good tonic should
stop the dandrufE
Marporie-Take as muct ak as
you can-half milk and half cream is
the best way, and cake q tablespoon
ful OF olive oil in a little grape juice,
before meals. You are so much un-
derweight, and I think you should
get a tonic from a doctor; your health
cannot be good.
A. n. R--Rubbing the skin with
ice viii reduce the flesh OF that part.
In fact, the best way TO reduce a
double chin is to rub it with ice, be-
sue under the skin. The same applies
TO the bust.
n J. P-Tattoo marks can be re-
moved by a doctor (the same place
is tattooed again with a SOLVENT.
=
Poor Slfin-Probably your diet IS
wrong; at least there must be some
impurity in the blood to cause the
appearance OF the rash under the skin.
Use only mild SOAP. CASTLE is best.
Use a lot OF cream on the face if soap
irritates it.
Annie-Bleach the hairs with pc
roUide and pull out the larger ones
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17

dreams and duties would be as great
as were Alary's-
Purple and GoId-Dum Drab-
Perhaps Mary thought Of Moses and
the courts Of the Egyptians, where
Moses prepared to do his mighty
into the building of q mighty nation
She may have dreamed Of the pomp
and splendor of the court Of the Pha-
roahs but she turned from the purple
and gold Of her dreams 20 the dull
drab Of her daily duties.
Magnitude of Aims.
In other words. her story is the oft
repeated one of the magnitude Of our
aims and the minimum Of the means.
She was 10 be the mother Of the Mes-
siah and sang Of IL to the world. but
as she returned home. no angel band
did heavenly chorus chant the
mother march for her. The old road
across the hills was as rocky as ever
and the hills lost nothing Of their
grade and dust as she wendell her
way homeWard-
Many a man has enlisted in this
war with dreams Of great things 20
be done and victories 10 be won like
those Of the knights Of some golden
age long past. who are today doing
the. simple duties in the tolls Of the
daily drill I'm tine manual Of arms and
Instead Of being in the front line
trenches is waiting and may never
see the land across the ocean.
Little Glitter in Real Service.
Real service is net attended with
much of the glitter and glare OF the
golden dream In our dreams there
is the radiant and wonderful with
the glorious castles I'm the air and the
light Of heaven playing upon fanCied
tower and minaret-but the real du-
tics Of life are along the dusty, r0cSy
road No matter what may be the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17
EPISCOPALIANS PLANNING
OFFICERS TRATNIVf. cam

Thirty-one dioceses dIrtribrIfs5
through all OF their eight provinces
have entered upon an EiscopaI plan
for an officers training camn that is
70 start next month It's aim Is TO
prepare educational leaders and work
ers TO take places OF men and women
gone 70 war and gone into war relief
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17

I n EESENIALlN Is or LLe war
/ n personnel board Of the Y. n C. a
are touring the country in search for
men to 90 overseas. At least 800 men
4 week are needed. and not that num-
Der are secured The need is even
greater because OF the Russian situa-
ton, and the decision Of president VIII
son 70 send a deputation into Siberia
The board holds that men selected
now, without previous association ex-
perience, are unfit TO be sent to Rus
STA. and so efforts are being made TO
induce association secretaries iH some
OF the largest American cities to drop
their work at home and 80 TO Russia
Immediately. Very few have as yet
consented. twenty-five hundred man
are needed in all OF the fiehs, Ialy,
France. England and Russia, before
September /.
The association says it IS finding an
encouraging number OF men VINO are
able and willing to bear their own
EXPENSES. Some accept merely home
support for dependents, without pay
for themselves These together num-
Der about half OF all who are sent It
is said. A reason for the demand for
men is the vast amount OF supplies
handled weekly at the association
huts. A further reason is the neces-
sity to maintain the moral tone Vol
unteers are found In every part or
the country, but the middle west has
thus Tar made the most remarkable
showing, with New England and the
Pacific coast a close second
HEBREW UNIV. CORNERSTONE
LAID on MOUNT OF OLIVE
The nnr-ua-ernwn nf a Hnhrnrr mma-
versity has just been laid on the
Mount Of Olives, Jerusalem almost
wholly with American backing. In
every quarter Jews are receiving en-
couragement. and they say that the
proposal TO found a new kingdom Of
Poland viii put their ambitions ahead
immensely The university IS to have
the whole world for its constituency.
and to become a center OF Jewish lit
eratur6 and learning Their means
are strongly favored BY the British
and American governments A cam
paign IS now on among American
Jews to gain funds for the erection
Of buildings on the famous Mount.
including dormitories. Some money is
also sought to repair the anciens syn
agog- built about the year 1000. and
located in Jerusalem proper. so as
10 make it the center Of Jewish wor-
ship Of the world
Christians are holding back their
plans until after the war, but 10 is
understood they win confer at all
points with the Jews There seems
also to be harmony between Catho-
lies and Prorestants- an important
matter, for the Franciscans are in
charge OF almost all OF the shrines
throughout Palestine. All elements
sem determined that the old conten-
tons, so often magnified BIZ the Mos
lem guards, shall obtain no more.
american commercial interests have
Just been assured by British ones that
the project 10 cover the Holy Land
with trolley lines and dot with ho-
tells, to be put through the moment
war conditions permit The name
employed IN the title OF the Mount Of
Olives university brings out again the
fact that Jews want the new state TO
be named after Judah. and not to be
called Palestine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17
CANADIAN ID ARREsTEn.

officer s c. Houston arrested Yer
non Busby Hulsman at the Santa Fs
bridge Friday while the man was at
tempting to cross the bridge into
Mexico. Papers on him showed that
he was registered in Canada for war;
sarNica.