davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The courier-index., 1919-06-20
Homo, Belong. to Vermont.

The first state added to the or'sf nal 13 composing the United states was Vermont. The Green Mountain state had a varied career up 10 the time of it's entrance into the union Two centuries ago tract of southern Vermont was granted to Connecticut In 1763 New York claimed the Ter ritory of Vermont under grants rom Charles II. to the duke of York, anu ordered the sheriff to return the names of those who had settled in Vermont under titles from New Hampshire which had also made grants in the territory. A dispute arose between the latter colony and New York, the claims of which were later sustained by the king. The Green Mountain Boys" under Ethan Allen, were or ganized to oppose the Workers" and later played a prominent part in the Revolution. After the establishment of the Republic New YorS's claims were overthrown and Vermont became an independent state.
The courier-index., 1919-06-20
Idea From Playing Cards.

Having helped many soldier through weary hours in trench and hospital, playing cards were pressed into active war service. You may nave noticed the new and neat little cloth badges on the sleeves of our men rom the front, but Possibly have talied to understand the designs. They were nothing but the familiar club, spade heart and diamond of the play. ing card Under the new scheme regi- ments were divided into Backs. each company having its own symbol in certain color scheme as an identifica- ton mark all other badges being re- moved before going over the top London Chronicle.
The courier-index., 1919-06-20
Small nullaina. in ers,t cItx

An interesting account of surviving city houses, built after the great fire of London, is given by Walter Bell. an acknowledged authority on the subject. Three dwarf houses in Cheapslde, shel- tered by the famous plane tree at the Wood street corner. are known to everyone. Each consists of two rooms onlS-a shop, the size of box. below. and a room above. They have stood there more than 230 years, having been built in 1887. They owe their place on so important frontage as Cheap. side to the extreme shaTlowness of tAs site.
The courier-index., 1919-06-20
Perfect Safety Glove.

New safety gloves have been design ed for the use of workmen about ma chine plants, toundries and similar es- tablishments. They are made of chrome leather and sewed close with steel thread. This means that the glove Is rip-proof. The palms, fingers and thumbs are reinforced with small steel ribbons. They are clinched with a patented process so that the work man cannot hurt his hand. This type of glove Is flexible, pliable and com fortable and can be used not only by men at the furnace. But by the men handling stock in the shop or steel shed.
The courier-index., 1919-06-20
seIIlnq Good wiI,p

What Is this thing good will" that one sees so often listed among the as- sets of a business concern7 What con- stitutes it and how is its value con- puted down to the dollars and centsf And why does it vary so much? Good will, according to accountants, is one Of the measures of company's sue cess. It affords a line alike on the efficiency of the concern and the sal ability of It's products and its prospects for future prosperity. But 1t is m in. tangible thing, an element that Is not contained in actual figures on a com pany's books.-Kansas City Star.
The courier-index., 1919-06-20
Mysterious Stonehenae.

An English historian aiIudes to Stonehenge as the probable remains of an ancient Druidlcal temple. The Druids were priests who taught as troiogy, magic and legal lore, gener- ously giving their pupils 20 years to finish the course. They made human sacrifices to the gods and venerated the oak and the mistletoe. It was great day when mistletoe was found growing on an oak; it was cut of with knife of gold and festival was held at which pair of milk-white bulls were sacrificed. If stones could speak that circular row of mystery on Sails bury plain would have good deal to say.
The courier-index., 1919-06-20
up Amono the Bird.

In spite of their difficult sM \ ing task, a few airmen have \ opportunity to. observe and 'eS1 height at which various nln birds are accustomed to 1y from French soldiers of the a| learned that swallows have S1 served to maintain an ayerar of 700 yards and wild ducn
 1900 yards. and that green
 have been seen at helenl ~ yards. Incidentally 1t may N| toned that the ducks were at a speed of 62h miles an n'u flying upward, and 6s miles n when flying horizontally. An Aa''aa' <, tor when flying At s'o" '0 swallows high above him aa other, who made his obselSa'"1 ', height of 5000 feet durlns bombardment, with antialrcisp \ bursting all about him. Me \ POO golden plovers, pernap Y higher than usual by the lSu <, <, vicinity was an unpleasant { cross.-Youth's Companion
The courier-index., 1919-06-20
National Battle EIan.

When National Guard and National army organizations have been dis banded their battle flags will he given a ,nlo the custody of the states from '@hlch the majority of the men came WI when the organizations were formed M me war department announced. now ever that title to the colOrs won,d hs 's'Aihea by the federal government
The courier-index., 1919-06-20
an Trouble

Little Ben woke up fev'S
 out of sorts. Things nav s,.s - the day before, asd the plv s dark when his father peg. s ,.s him dress. He was on 'A tears. and in few see0'~
 boo-hooing. ny \
 "What's the matter D his father. ,. ttl
 "why, I lost two maiD's. .s.n t| and Johnny Abel rev ,I 'T ,aas little rooster. and Buddy ,s'. sS < to break my wagon ana .. s dn coins birthday and l cap ...l any present because hes a'1 1srs
 whereupon little pen s,m ' 4 ! weeping that relieved .nd ,'iD dIs.gp cumulation of sorrow ,a sns ssy td ment and prepared tue i's h0vdoa other and better day 'n V
The courier-index., 1919-06-20
FEW NEW pHH,sss !" That Respect tn. D..
 Conflict May B. nee ccss'a N
 Have Been r,s' sa's

In one particular !, greatest war in aisto,s' T Wa
 We know that mosa lives more soldiers ws,a aea e more money was spent ntts re. lah4 vious war. 'aahh K
 But colossal as wss 4 other respects, 1t WAS ,as a,',, s It's supply of new v.ss ss'e phrases, "Girards wr,,"s "u delphia Press. 's n &
 Hardly a word came ,,.. guage as the result of ,a' ,S@ a appalling disaster. ''4 lN|
 Only a few new erD,.., born. Apiesan
 Even in the matter q,
 T. s'a war was dirss, .,,,t.as T, was more sentimentsl \, past. Ssa t|
 Of all new English pA,,,. ! since that memorable Ans''. over the top" is by t', ,'s \ frequently quoted and ,A. nificant.
 It Is now in general us. 1, ' an emphatic finish. Bn, " did We geti
 of course, we had the 4p,,, that was old, and 1t lachsa ' of originality.
 It didn't carry the hatred ,.l that went with what ou, ' called the Hessian, nor ,s. ! paptized the Copperhead.
 "Pacifist" was entirely usv <. lacks the venom that sIgDIsa of the Revolution and even ,s \ on with that phrase in this s,'
 The South got many a wld !,
  call with it's telling phrase " Mudsills.p ~
 "Doughface" was a highly su title that still reeks with the \, against slavery and was fm . John Randolph of Virginia. Oliver P. Morton's grapbit , "waving the bloody shirt" had X bootful of meaning behind It su ly summed up a great natial Since the Mexican war T. has been a fighting word tu mouth Of the Rio Grande to A of California.
 Gen. Ben Buffers interpret, the status of a negro during tI war gave an entirely new naI the word "contraband." 
 No unit of this new and American army had title A stick longer than did that "Bucktails."
 No general In any of the alIl ies won a sobriquet to match "Stonewall" Jackson of the ! crate hosts.
 A presidential campaign was keyed upon the slogan, I noe and Tyler, too" the Tip being old General Harrison, V the name and his fame in h, avs.
The courier-index., 1919-06-20

We have leased large warehouse and are prepared to take care o, your storage needs. We move any. thing loose at both ends. Leake s wells, phones 13 and 192. eff
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Warning Order
rur cuANcERy COURT OF LEE COUNTY ARKANSAS

=. t nirectors St Francis Levee District, PlalntiH . o HoIe et al and certain lands Defendant
The courier-index., 1919-06-20

and acting Hugh MxOn well kn3~n @ h h st. St. District ana onntv 1918 o delinquent for taxes lol bat tbe above correct state the aforesaid the the year nv hand such notary Pp Notary Public Decem 1915 4lo 1o+b dav of February l9zz
 And notice is hereby given that unless the sa1c n % may be instituted
 Anu February next, pad before % sad county against said lands x III tromroads sale thereon tle ana nnJ tbe allowed Dy
 Witness hand ana sea ~ C. APPLE Chancery Court CierA
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Naturally.

"I know a man <. uheu tSsF money hand over fist "'' caught him" ,.,,ey
 ~porch-climbiDs.
The courier-index., 1919-06-20
starIinsa

A, certain Boston sa.s Dns of sl3 ports having seen U s n,l m ssps in his own city, settled y v' ssrs l5 Iushes from which the, U Rows abS picking the red berries ,~ DS tsss Inf the British isles kpo" '. esppa well, but they are nOs sss. T Iong ap ' the United States. N,s M.w ,S loh \ were introduced into Ns0 and ir' and into Connecticut 1,.aS a"0 in Bs' birds having been nO',sra ,s,lI lIEsvf, would seem that they V., .ouDtry k to other parts of the ,."srs ovu q 4 Iings have dark plu,r'siI ar sItb S and purple, spotted 0's' white.
The courier-index., 1919-06-20

State e Apple Clerk and Recorder 0 G @ recorded
 certifv that delinquent n roIecor of and correct copy said list filed wt me S % for record % "n the 18th day December 198 and duy cor hrd and affixed o" N N WITNESS WHEREOF have hereuno set my n CIV
 c, f sa;d Court this of December l9do pdr
The courier-index., 1919-06-20

Snle or Arkansas, County of Lee: -a. j b
 hat ton this davca
 ~ puohe within and for the aforesaid duly
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-05

biaiej karcie krwia juz obficie fla
mel, Ojczyzna, nawiazujac mic
tradycyi Z dawnemi bohaterSkimi
czynami jej obronc6w z pod Ra-
sigma i Lipska, Z pod Grochowa
! Ostroieki, wykryla tax drogic
zoinierzowi polskiemu sfowa: -
Nirtuti Militari...
,,Bo choG ME ola nagrody gina
ma polath walk bohaterscy, ME
raz bezimicnni obroncy kraju,
Iecz jake wielkie ma znaczenie
jakaz ulgc W cierpieniach przyno
81 uznanie i wdzieczno5c Ojczyz-
n.y..
,Jako najdrozsza relikwie re
czcia i duma przcchowuja rodziny
polskie krzyze Nirtuti Militari O.
dziedziczone pc dziadach. \ kto
mowi, re mundur i krzyz honoro-
wv niema dla armii znaczenia, ten
~niezna ducha armii wogole, a du,
cha armii polskiej W szczegolno,
Sci....'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-05

z%astapienla jej przez ludnost ME-
miecka.
Gaia wsciek}os6 wrodzona cha
rakteru ~niemieckiego objawia sic ma
sams mysl opuszczenia tych zagrou
niemieckich, tych wsi niemieckich,
tych t}ustych posad Nniemieckich,
ktore tylu ,,uczciwyeh" Niemc6w za1
mowalo wbrew Polakom W Poznah-
skim, W Prusach Zachodnich 1 ma
Slasku.
.Trzeba sic jednak wynosic. TAX
wiec poznaja ~jeszcze raz Polacy, co
to 50 Niemcy! ,,Goraco bedzie W AL
zacyi tego dnfs, kiedy bedziemy mu-
sieli ja opuscit" - oswiadczyl raz
Kajzer. q ia sauna grozba wystepuja
Niemcy w Prusach Zachodnich 1 mn
G6rnym slasku.
,,Celem ich przeto - zrujnowac
prowincye polskie, lie tylko zdo}aja.
Pracuja vice mad ruina kraju, mad
zniszczeniem fabryk I dopuszczaja
sic tysiacnych zdzierstw zbrodni-
czych".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-05
Zdobycz Fryderyka ii.

Otto pare w~yjatk6w z artykuiu
bardzo sumiennego, jaki pod powya
Sym tytulem oglosiI paryski
Temps" ma czele numeru z 80 ma
ia:
,.Kazdemu wiadomo, re Slask ma
lezai najpierw do Polski, potem do
Czech, a wreszcie dostal sic do Au-
stryi. jak lyle innych KRAKOW slo-
wians&ich, zanim W 1740 zagrabio-
ny zostai przez Fryderyka II. Slask
bowiem ,,najbardziej d~ogadzal Bran
d~enburgii". Kiedy nareszcie osiag-
nieto pok6j, oglosil W 1854 ikr6I pru
ski rozporzadzenie, n~akazujace du-
ch~Owiehstwu polskiemu wyuczyC sic
jezyka niemieckiego W przeciagu Jo-
dnego roku. a zastepujace nauczy-
cieli polskich niemieckimi. Co VIE
Cej, ME wolno bylo udzielaG dyspen-
Sy wieku malzenskiego. dziewczetom
i mlodZiencom, kt6rzy ME ~nauczyli
sic jezyka nicmieckicgo. lime ~oz-
porz2dzcnie, datowane W 1875, "a
kazaio rodzicom ,.uzywaG jezyka pol
skiego " rozmOwie re swemi dz1ec-
mi. w ten sposob Slask miai sic
STAG kraiem rdzennfe germanskim.
.,Nalezy vice Slask polski oder
wac cd pahstwa pruskiego, cd jego
m~agnat6w, Cd jego sztab6w naczel-
nyCh. a polaczyt Z innemi ziemiami
H0lsEicmi, kt6rym 1Sty punkt pre-
zydenta Wilsona przvrzeki wolnoSt.
..Domag2my sic plebiscytu" - wo-
lajq wfadCy L Rerlina i powoluja sic
m prawo narod6w z ia sama pyszna
be7cznlnc&";9, Z jaka pred 3ma laty
I2'a haadlOwo v Opolu ,Dowolywa}a
sic ra ..intcres armii''. Rrak nam
l"N ola w~yr0HoNia Odrazy. iaka W
ms hudzn DOdohne w%olania.
.C%o2o' aHod2iewaj2 sic NiemCy,
d~omo.aja" 81" rlchisrytu? S~poizir-
wajy sic NADIA: wvraz demokratycz-
n. mcr r~awa.. Griolu ucisku i gra-
bictv. jak;o dokcHywa'o sic ma Sias-
ku pehstwo prHskio cd przeszlo stu
osmGyiOcinriu lat Jicya mn 10. 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-05
POLSKI KRZYz
"Yntuti MilitariT

Ma posiedzenju Sejmu Z d. tgc
maja r. b. przyjeto nagioSc who
sku posia Skarbka Wv. Lud.-
Nar.) ! tow. w sprawie ustanowie
MIA odznaki "a walecznoSc dla
woj>ka polskiego W iormie Virtu-
ii Militari. e..
Virtuti Militari by} to polski or
der wojSkowy, ustanowiony Przcz
krola Stanislawa augusta ma
schyFku picrwszei Rzcczypospoli-
tel ! kt6ry przetrwal az do roku
1881. Jest to krzyz Srcbrny ma kt6
rego prawej stronie " Srodku w:d
n;cjc Orze{ Bjaiy ! napis: .,Vir-
tuti MILITARY. LAS ma Stronie
Level litery s. A. R. P. CStani-
>}aus Augustus Rex Poloniael a
W Srodku data 1892. WStega byia
blado niebieSka Z dwoma czarny-
mi prazkami.
Krzyze Njrtuti Militari byly
tez i ziote, ale dawano ie rzadzief,
R. Kunicki piSze W Gazecie
Warszawskiej CO nastepuje I Po-
wodu mySli wznowienia Krzyza
Virtuti Militari:
,ZiSCiia sic baSn - ! OTTO stajq
do obrony granic.. przeswietnej
RzcczyroSpolitej szercgi ryccrzy
polSkich. - Powstaje &c Snu VIE
kowego uSpione wojska. by PREY
wrocjt dawnQ siawe b~ohaterskich
czynow r~ycerStwa polskicgo i no.
wemi laurami uwicnczyc stan
dairy ojczy>te....
nPrecz od~rzuconc zosta}y krzy
ze, ktorymi rzqdy zaborczc han
b;iv Polakow zmuSzonych do
sluzby W obcych szeregach...
Il OTTO Stoi mFoda armia rolska
w obiiczu Ojczyzny I persia OBJ
razona z ozuak walecznoSci, -
iak p.crw,za bja}a niczapisaua
karta....
,,Czeka armja na>za, by ma tel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-05
Vase Palce

Vase palce zarobi}y vase pie
Made.
Teraz MECH vase palce zabez--
piecza vase pieniadze.
PrzynieScie vase pieniadze do
tego silnego, banku o~szczedno-
sciowego, a my zabezpieczymy
vase pieniadze pred z}odzieia-
mi. ogniem i zguba, i w dodatku
zap}acimy wan $50 cd kazdego
dolara.
Me potrzebujccie pisac. - d.
cisk waszych palcow wystarczy
ably was identyfikowac.
M6wimy pc polsku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-05
Przeglad Prasy
Frahcuskiej.
(Komunikat Urzedu Prasowo-Infor-
macyjnego Wydzialu NarOdC Nego
POlSkicgo.D
Ohydne targi.

Pod rym tytulem pisze y. Charles
Bonnefon W .,rEcho de Paris" 2 so
mGja.
,,Mruz2c oczy i stroj4c wdziecZno
mi2y. GAIA r:asl uiemiccAo Z .,Berli-
ncr Tarehlaft'cn' M czele, zaprasza
ms do ohydn~ch targtw.
,.Oto do czego ma doprowadzit
kamrania cnoty o~hrazonej; W imie
zasad Wilsoncwych &a!aja Cd mas.
hvsny zdradzi,i pols!;e n Gene kilk2
mili~rd6~.
S?odztrwasn Sc. Ia Wilson a "a
MIN Alianci ~@nrmra na ko.zr-"
Prrz o swr,h zasadIch ! le pcswie-
ca Prusy Zachodnie oraz Slask. "ho-
ciaa 81 to rrowjnCya W znaczneJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-05

Wiekszosci polskie. Albowiem, jesli
Prusy straca dis te dwie prowin--
eye, to jutro p%ostradaja prowincye
Hanoweru | Westfalii. Bedzie to zas
pogrom ola pangermanskiej biuro-
kracyi pruskiej. A bedzie to zbawfs
ME ola Francyi, Europy, oraz MEM
COW po}udniowych'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-05
Gwalty n~;cmicckic.

p. Georges Bienaime pisze W LA
Victoria" Z 81 mata:
~..Zaprawdp cieako ~rrzychodzi
@wr"cac jakicS terytOryum. kt6re pc
s,nda'o SIC TAX d|uSo. ze Zdawa'o sic,
juz uzyskancm prawo przedawnie-
mia. A j~eszcze wieccj. skoro wyda'o
sic miliardv ma zgermanizowanie
tegO tervtOryum. ma wynarOdowienie
iego I~udzko;ci. ia jej wytepienie
O]ausrotten, Z ziemi ojczystej, celem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-05
ZAWIADOMIENIE

Niniejszem rrem zaszczyt "a
wiadomit wszystkich moich pa
cyentow / pacycntek / zarazem
przyjaciol, ze z dniem 1go lipca,
1919 r., otwieram wiasny offs W
mojej ~rezydencyi pnr. 1857 North
Hoyne ave-. r6g Thomas ul. i jak
dotychczs, talk I nadal bede sic
stara} wszvstkich zadowolit.
DR.. J0ZEF F. KONOPA.
Telefon Armitage GAS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-05
ArtykuI 9S traktatu.

lie Temps z dnia 2 czerwca pi-
sze o mniejszosciach W Polsce i v
innych panstwach alianckich:
,,Czy5 nalezy do traktat6w zawar-
tych z pahstwami nieprzyjacielskie-
mi wprowadza6 k~lauzule o~granicza-
jace ~suwerennoSc niekt6rych panstw
alianokich?
,,Czy ME lepiej odlozyG wszystkie
stypulacye, odnoSnie do miejscowo-
sci zamieszkujacych, kraje a~lianckie,
az do chwili, kiedy ,,gl0wne mocar-
silva" ukiadac sic beda z tymi kra-
jami W sprawie rozdziaiu poSred--
mich t~erytory6w oswobodzonych .
panowania nieprzyjacielskiego?
.,Publiczno&t francuska, swiado-
ma solidarnoSci laczacej wszystkie
kontynentalne mocarstwa koalicyi,
odrzuca re wstretem wyr6znianie
ich ma tax zwane .,wielkie" i tax
zwane male. Sadzi natomiast, re
sprawiedliwoSt powinna bye jedna
ola w3zsytkich, bez ~uprzcdzen i bez
zastrzezen."
Q 49,. .
LA Franco Libre'' Z so maja "a
micszcza artykui Aulac'a pod tytu-
lem ,,Svtuacya Polsce". Jest to
wywiad Z p. Wasilewskim, kt0ry
m6wi o trudnoSCiach wewnetrznyCh
naSzegO pahstwa pOlskieSo o wal
kach ma kreSach. Ma szczeScie Pol
ski zapewnia p. WasilewSki - VIA
dza sDoczywa " rekach PiIsniskiego
i Paderewskicgo, dw6ch wielkich
polskich MEOW stanu. LudnoSt OBJ
ia via sic W Polsco zdencrwowanie =
pOwodu niezbyt korzvStnyCh warun-
k6w pokojowych. Polska INniesie je
szcze chetnie ofiary W swcj walce ma
wschod7ie. locz aada, by te ofiary
przyniosly jej staia k~orzySG.
Petit MarSeillaiS" ? tegoz dnia
oSlasza wywiad z Generaiem Henry
sem, kt6ry powrocil z Warszawy. Ar
tykul ten zatytu&owany Mech zy-
je POlska.." General Opowiadal o
dzialajqcvch W Polsce siiach odsrod
kowych, kt6re przezwyciezyt moze
jedynie patryotyzm Polak6w. Wspo-
mina,. re PolaCy ro%zgoryczeni SO
ma Angie. kt6ra czyni Polsce trud-
nosci " Galicyi Wschod.. pragnac
sauna ola siebie zagarnat matte pol
ska. re strony Niemiec grozi - ida
MEM Generate Henrysa, ~najpowaz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-05

n~iejsze niebezpieczehstwo. Polsce
nalezy " tel walce niesc pomoc, BIO
silna Polska / Rumunia nieodzowne
So ola Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-05
o

Do Szanownych Polakow.
O~tworzy}em pracownie malar-
ska - przyjmuje papierowanie,
malowanie i reperacye; wszystka
robota gwarantowana.
Stanisiaw Kim,
1109 N. Paulina I'll.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-16
BROOKFIELD


Corrected from last week: There were
l04 dogs licensed in town To April /.
OF these 90 were 81 dogs, three were So
dogs and II were $40 dogs.
DR.. f. j. Locke is in very poor health,
suffering with heart trouble.
f. o. Ralph, who spent last week in
Concord, n. H., arrived home Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. c. b. Fisk, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. Allen Gage, and fam.
ily in St Johnsbury, since Christmas,
arrived home Wednesday
Hunting and fishing licenses can now
be procured at the town clerks office
son was born April 0 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edison w. Sprague Mrs. Guy Parker is
caring for mother and baby.
The Order of the Eastern Star is to
have practice meeting Thursday even
ing, April "a. The worthy matron de-
sires all officers to be present to prac-
tice, as there is to be work at our
next regular meeting
There win be an Easter social and en-
tertainment at the parlor of the Second
church Wednesday evening, April %.
Everybody invited.
David A. Bennett, who spent the win
ter in Philadelphia, came last week to
visit his son, Arthur G. Bennett, and
family.
Mrs. Marion Hopkins, who has been
spending three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. Mason, and was confined there
with the measles recovered so she was
able to 20 to her home in Berlin last
Friday.
Harold Haggett is substituting as mail
carrier for George Hatch for few
weeks.
Gale Brown, who has been visiting
relatives in Royalton the past week, ar
rived home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs p. c. Reyes, who have
spent the winter with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. |. o. Reyes, moved back into
their tenement the first of the week
Emmons Howe of East Roxbury has
bought f. p. McClure's farm and will
soon take possession Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Clure will go to Lowell, Mass, to reside
The First and Second churches viii
hold union Easter services at the First
church next Sunday at o'clock p. m
Rev. Mr. Wilson of New York viii sup
ply the pulpit The young people Of
both churches and societies will take
part in the exercises.
Rev. Mr.. Woodbury. of Mortified sup
piled the pulpit of the First church last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs George Wardner of East
Roxbury were in town Monday on a
| business visit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-16
SALTS FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We Eat Too Much Meat, Which Clogs
Kidneys, then Back Hurts and
Bladder Bothers You.

Most folks forget that the kidneys
like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged
and need flushing occasionally, else we
have backache and dull misery in the
kidney region, severe headaches, rheu-
matte twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach,
sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder dis.
orders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean, and the moment YOU
feel an ache or pain in the kidney re.
gion, get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from any good drug store here, take a
tablespoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for few days and your kid
neys will then act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia
and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys
and stimulate them to normal activity
1t also neutralizes the acids in the urine
so it no longer initiates, thus ending
bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless, inexpensive;
makes a delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which everybody should
take now and then to keep their kidneys
clean, thus avoiding serious compiled.
tions.
A well-known local druggist says he
sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who be-
lieye in overcoming kidney trouble while
it is only trouble.-Adv