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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-11
DO I Look Like
An IdiOt2 As S
Meyer Madly.
oUnited Press Seryice)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Testi-
flying before the Senate Committee
making investigation of the packers
today Levi Mayer a malicious, dis
honorable and unprofessional false
hood, Frank Heneys charge, made
to the same committee, glast Satur-
day, that he (Mayer) tried to buy
Heney with offers of business. Mr.
Mayer asked the committee: "Do
Look like an idiot? Does the COM
mittee think that as a lawyer with i
long experience l would make an of.
fer so foolish ?"
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-11

= Messrs. Fred Herrera, P. J. !
* Zeimet and Louis Fressinier,are !
= in receipt of copies of a photo
= graph of Nogales taken by a !
= young gentleman from Denver !;
4 who was here a month ago. The
* picture shows all the natural :
= cOlors of the landscape, which )
* are taken right in the camera ;
81 by new process. The picture,
s. which is one of the most beauti-
* full landscapes ever hung on
= w-ll, is just the right size for
= framing. They can be made
E' any size.
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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-11
REPORTEDTHATTHE
GERMAN CABINET
WILL RESIGN TO
FORCE THE ALLIES
Omitted Press Service)

WEIMAR, Germany, Feb. 10.-It
Is generally reported that the Ger
man government plans to use the
Spartacans to force the Allies to
make their terms of peace easier
tnan they now seem disposed. A
declaration that has been made that
rather than sign what they contend
is an unreasonable peace treaty the
government will resign and leave
the country in the hands of the radi-
calS' is looked upon as threat.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-11

The Vile de Paris, the new and
enlarged store of Mr.. Charles Du-
mazert, in his own building at the
corner of International and Morley
Avenues, will give an opening sale
be~irninr Thursday evening at )
o'clock. The first evening is an ex-
hibition, when will be represented
tie --latest styles and most attrac-
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= TACOMA STRIKERS RETURN s
Omitted Press Service)

= TACOMA, WASH, Feb. TO-
y Strikers here returned to work
= at s o'clock this morning. The
+ action taken was in accord with
# orders issued yesterday eve-
y ming. Men are getting into
= their work again, and business
i is rapidly resuming a normal
* condition.
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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-11

Mr.. Ben Evans, manager of the
Montezuma Hotel and proprietor of
the National Hotel, who has been
very i'll, was out again yesterday.
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. ANTI-CARRANZA MOVE
Omitted Press Service)

s. WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. >
= 1O.-Persons here in close !
y touch with Mexican affairs pre- )
* dict that an -Carranza )
= movement will deveolp when the :
* federal congress of the Republic
Z of Mexico meets in special ses- ;
!. sion at the City of Mexico on :
a' April 1st.
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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-11
THE EXCURSION OF
THE CHAMBERS OF
COMMERCE WILL
GO FEBRUARY 10

Arrangements were completed
Yesterday whereby the Chamber OF
Commerce trade trip down the West
Coast of Mexico is assured. The
party will leave Nogales, Wednes-
day, February 10th, in two Pullman
cars and a diner. The trip will con-
sumo eight days and stops will DC
made at all principal towns and
cities en- route to Mazatlan. A side
trip will be taken to visit Los Mochls
sugar plantations and probably a
visit to Topolobampo. A part of the
afternoon and the night of the first
day will be spent in Hermosilio; the
second day and night in Guaymas;
the third day between Empalme and
San Bias; the fourth day on the
Mexico Orient railroad; the fifth
and sixth days at Culiacan and
Mazatlan; the return trip will be SO
arranged that the party will be able
to see the country through which
they passed during the night on the
down trip.
The committee n~w has applica-
tions for more than the cars will ac-
commodate out it is expected that
some will find they cannot go. APP
plica!tions for Passports must be in
the hands of Robt. E. Lee, Clerk Of
the Superior Court by noon Wednes-
day, Feby. 18th and check for $35
turned in to F. M. Van Mourick at
the Sonora News Co. not later than
Thursday of this week. The amount
stated covers transportation and
meals for eight days, and the COM
mittee must have the money before
the cars can be ordered. Reserva-
tions will be made when the pro
rata is covered. Applications are in
for number of business men of
Arizona and General A. Obregon
will accompany the party heading a
delegation of ten from the Nogales
Chamber of Commerce.
American Consular Service,
Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico, January
20, 1919.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-11

Mr.. MI P. Gray, from Mazatlan, is
q visitor at Nogalss.
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American Consular Service,
Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico, January
20, 1919.
Subject: Trade Extension, Cham
bers of Commerce. Proposed visit
of Chambers of Commerce, Nogales,
Continued on Last Pags)
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y TWENTY-FOUR YEARS AGO

Tuesday evening the first an
: nual meeting of the NOgales
+ Building & Loan Association
+ was held in the office of the
7 international Bank. The re-
7 port showed that loans made to
i that time amounted 20 3d.
= Officers elected for the year
= were: Eb Williams, president;
y A. A. Doherty, vice president;
!. John Dessart, treasurer; E. Tit
!; comb, secretary. Directors; l.
+ Burgoon, E. B. Hogan, James
i B. Mix, George Montague, Louis
= Fressinier.
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y Col. r. G. Morton, well
= known mining man from st.
= Louis, operating in Sonora, was
T at Nogales several days this
= week. He went to IIermOsillO !
y yesterday evening.
4 :
= Mr.. B. F. Darbyshire, of Ell
+ PasO, travelling passenger agent
* for the Texas & Pacific Iail-
+ way, was at Nogales yesterday,
y en- route to Hermosilio, Quay
= mas and other points in Sonora.
* 3:
= All who desire TO participate
+ in the parade, on arrival of King
y Carnival, Sunday afternoon,
y February Gath, are requested to
* apply to Mr.. Leon Horvilleur,
+ and receive assignment to posi-
Il tions in the line.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-17
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Causas por v~iolseion a la ley
prohibicionista

En- Ia manana de aver Juzgo Ia
Corte Federal V pronunclo Sentehcl@
so5re las cauSaS sigu!entes:
La que Sc lnstruyo contra Cuntry
Atkins Dor viclaciGn de Ia ley que
r.rohibe 81 trafico con ocbldas en-
hriagantcs Sc NO en- la manana, re-
sultsndo ell acusado con M senten-
cia de un ano IN dia de PRISON que
extineuira en- la Penltenclvarla re
deral de Leavenworth.
Como diiimos en- nueStro numero
de aver. la mlsma. Corte Federal
permanecia juzgando hasta ultima
bora de la tarde de anteayer Ia cauSa
jnstruida contra los acusados Dennis
y John Sheridan. por consplraclom
nara in,roducir alcohol al EStado. II
.Jurado los declare culpableS Y en- tai
vjrtud. ell Juez sctentenclo q DennlS
= sufrir Ia pena de seis meses de
prision u ~extIngulra en- la large!
del Condado V al page de una mutt
de s250.OO V a John 4 sutE7r cuatro
meses dc priSi6n en- Ia mlsma Carcel'
Contra J. Meuchaca Gamolen SC
instruy0 proceso por vlo!aclon dc la
cnn,ienGa Harrison. por cuya 1alta
fue castiyado con Ia. pena de dos me
zes de pri,ion en- la Carcel del Con-
dado.
Sc VIC asimismo Ia causa que SC
;ps-ruvo a Jose Garcia Jlmenez. I
ouien &c acus0 de haber lntroducldo
Teouila p~rocedente de Mexico. por
% me la acuana 4 su veZ acuSo dc
contrabando. ademaS de los carsoS
Ge comerciar con alcohol. Sobre Gar
Ga Jimenez recayo sentencla con
denandolo a pagar Glen pesos oe
multa.
Durante la tarde de aver no huoo
trabajo en- la Corte, por tensr que
dedicarse al estuGio de ctras cauSas
Il Sc veran ante el Jurado en- los
dias vanideroS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-17
LA HUELCA DE EMPLEADOS DE
LOS BANCOS

PARIS, Mayo 15.-Los Ministries
Luis Klotz. dc Hacienda V NJ. Colliard,
del Trabajo. siguen trabajando empe-
noses por encontrar los mcdios de
solucionar la huelga de los empleados
&c los bancos, que Sc inicio hace dias
en- esta capital, Y que tanros perjui-
clos eSta acarreando a las institucio-
mes de cre6ito.
La comisi6n de !os huelguistas ha
mandado imprimir unos carteles en-
los que Sc da a conocer las utilida-
Ges obtenidas Dor los bancos durante
ell ano de 1918 V las cantidades en-
rleadas en- salaries. para QUE el pi-
blico pueda comparar Ia enorme di-
f~erencia que eNiste entire ina V otras.
De acuerdo con esos anuncios. las
r~tilidadeS del Credit Lyonnais. Sc
fiian en- 80. 100000 de frances en- cl
ano dicho: las del Compton dEs-
comcte en- mas de $4,000. 006; las de
La Societe Generate. en- una sunla
;gual: las de Ia Union Parisienne, en-
y. 900 las del Banque &c Pa
ris. en- 10000 00. Dichos carteles,
sin embargo. no han podido ser fla
COS en- los lugares publicos, por ha,
5erlo prohibido IA censura
NO DEJE QUE PERDURE
La tos que queda despues de una
gripa o en- cualquier otro case de to-
ses persistentes pueden ser curadas.
Jos. Gillard, 14S Fillmore St.. Nash
vile, Tenn. dice: "Sufria de n
de esas toses secas Que me mortifi-
caba espantosamente. pero desde que
tome Foly's Honey and Tar" me he
aliviado cor1pletamente. De venta
en- todas las Boticas. (Adv.)
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Fue cncont.ada muerta una mule,

Fue hallada muerta una mujer que
Sc hacia lamar en- vida Mrs. r. \. WI
hnby, con cuyo nombre Sc inscriblo
en- el ligero de registro de un hotel
donde tonic ell cuarto numero p. La
muerte de eSta sonora Sc debio a IN
trio de pistola que el cadaver presen-
taba en- la cabeza, ignorardose 81 ella
misma Sc 10 disparo o sc trata dc la
com;sion de un delito en- que haya
tornado parte otra persona. Cuando
el cuerpo fue recogido, tenia, al pa
recer. unas veinticuatro horaS dc
kaber quedado sin vida.
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e. els-trieos- tzmp-sco que sc torture Al
a-rancar el bsIlu de 81 cara. basta con cue
use este polyo y despueS de tres minutes no
b ouedara yesEgio de belo en- 4 sara. y 81
piel aGqui-i-L ireScIra y oe-ez2- Esta pre-
naraci5n no caGsa ninc3n dano O mO!Gsra
3 las personals dc cats deicado.
Pida I'd. IN porao dc este Folvo y haG=
desaparecer e! yclo superfluo de 81 cara.
euello. b-azoS y ant-b-azoS. sin experimental
d mas minimo dc!or. P-ecio $500. MarGc
ia .ola-,.n:e pc. en- cstampii4S postales o
en- elective Y pagzra el rssto euando le sea
eutrecado el polvu en- 81 tom:eilio. EScE'ea
a IA siguien;e direction:
MRS. NELLIE Z. EOjNAR Dept 10.
~ = -5th. St NEW YORK. =. y.
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Acusado de robo en- casa habitada

La misma Corte conocio tambien
en- la mariana de aver dc Ia causa ms
truida contra III irdividuo de color
sobre uuien pesa la acusaclon de
haber cometido un robo en- casa ha-
bitada. La auiiencia en- este case
fue muy corta. pues Sc alcanzo Ia
conviction del acuSado sin demaSiado
trabajo. En- vista de 10 cual. el Ju-
rado voto por la culpabilidad Y pi-
do para el REQ la pena de tres amos
de Peritanciaria, pero tambien como
en- Ell case anterior. cor Ia circuns-
tancia de Quedar en- suspense. para
el efecto DC aCumulacion en- case de
reincidencia 0 dc Ia comision de un
nuevo delito.
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Academic autcmovilistico

En- eli pliego de ~novedadeS dc la
cficina de po!icia aparece reglstrado
an accidentc ocurido aver a las $50
de Ia manana. Sc trata del choque de
dos AUTOMOBILES que tuvo lugar en-
el c de las GALES de st. Mary
Y Travis. siendo uno de los carros
particular. con el numero 2lS9lT y
ell otro de sitio numerado l5l435.
Este ultimo rcSuiIj mas avcriado.
No hubo deSgraciaS pcrSonaIes.
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"a Ia formation de companies.
Capitalists amcricanos
En- la vecina cludad &c Piedras
Negras, Coah.. sc %encuentrar al pre-
sente varios capitalists teXancs y
dc Oklahoma, asi como algunos del
Norte del pals, con objeto de formar
Embellishments companies QUE. Sc
dediquen 6 la exploitation iel petro-
leo.
De estas companies. se dice que
tres estan va practicamente forma-
das V que pronto Sc dara aviso de
su ~creacion Y daran principle a SUI
funcionam!cmo.
Sc tiene por SECURE cue en- el cur
so de pocos meses, habran principia-
do ~trabajos de p~erforacion en- varias
parties, con 10 que la comarca habra
ganadc mucho.
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Grave atropellamiento

POGO despuGs de la n de la tar
de de aver. en- la Gale de Guadalupe,
fue atropel!ado sacramento un indi-
viduo mexicano que vive en- la Gale
do Moctezuma numero 1918. Las le-
stones u recibid son de g%ravedaG,
sepun ell informe del Hospital dc ia
ciudad. Aunque la policia ocurrio
violentamente, nc pudo llegar con la
oportuniGad n~ecesari2 para aprehen-
oar al causante de Ia desgracia. que
hugo rapidamente.
Sc cree. sin embargo, que Sc To-
nrara su detencion en- breve.
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La inspection dc construcciones
concedi6 aver los siguientes permisos
para fincar:
A Lucidc Coutcher, para cons
truir cuatro cuartos para ~habltaclon,
en- ia Gale S. North III.
4 Chas SIiffcn para construlr una
caballeriza en- la Gale de ". Garden
1867.
Al Doctor McDsniels, para refor,
mar ell frente IN la casa numero Az
de la Gale dc n. T. Houston.
A a. Craig para conStrulr cuatro
cuartos para habitacion. en- IA Gale
s Douglasway 654.
4 O. kuykenrall para construir
cuatro cuartoS para habltaclon en- la
Gale S. Callaghan 9S3.
4. John SepSon para hacer algunas
rcp~araciones en- la casa 3l0l dc II
Gale n. Nebraska.
Rob Halter para construir m ia
rrica en- Ia Gale de S. H~ilderbrard
Sill.
A. ". NJ. Marvin para construir
cinco cuartcs para habitacion en- IA
Gale de \. Buenavista 1921.
A Miss NJ. Nietle Dara construir
un portal sin paroles en- la Gale de
Z. Madison 73S.
a. c. o. Dunbar para construir dos
portales en- la calle E. S. Pecos.
La Inspection de CONSTRUCTIONS
de la Ciudad concedio licencia para
fincar a las s%iguientes personals que
10 s%olicitaron:
A VIM. Snyder. para construir
cuatro cuartos para habitacion. en la
Gale de w. S. Smith 243S.
A. EliSeo Rocha. para %construir dos
cuartos para hatitacion en- Ia Gale
de S. Lake View 2237.
A Sang FAX, para construir do:
cuartos para habitacion, en- la Gale
S MatamoroS PSI.
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ATRANESAR UN VIDRIO DE UN
BALAZO SIN QUEBRARLO

81 a cuatro c~ent!metros &c distan-
cia Sc dispara contra un vidrio con
una escopeta cargada con bala peque-
ma, Ia bala a%travesara ell vidrio sin
romperlo.
La causa no es otra cue la rapldez
del cnoque dc la oala contra ell vidrio,
que no puede comunicar ninguna
vibracion de las moleculas al resto del
vidrio.
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Nino ~extraYiado.

I'm nino mexicano de cuatro amos
de edad Sc eXtravio de la casa de sus
padres. sta en- Ia Gale oe Dolorosa
numero 705. La policia busca EN-
penosamente al nino. Este iba vestl-
do cor saco negro, p~antalon blanco
Y Zapatos negr0s.
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Atropeilado

Tn senior de apellido Dawson do
parte a IA policia dc que hanla orr
ginado eli atropellamiento de IN nino.
en- ell crucero de las GALES de GoliaC
Y Water. FL atropelIado resulto coz
lesiones de alguna gravedad en- ur
pie.
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La ;uicio de denanda del DR.. Kelle

La ;uicio de demanda del DR.. Keller
En- esta Corte Sc esta vienGo desGe
antier ell juicio en- que Ell senior b.
W. Keller demanda por danos Y per
juicios a varias personals de LulIng.
Texas, por los hechos cue va hemos
mercionadc. por virtud de los cuales
ell acusador reclama una crecida IN
d~emnizacion. Terminada Il prueOa
testimonial durante la cual los demar-
dados no negaron nj un solo punto
de la acusacion. Sc do principle 4
los debates que estuvieron en- eXtre-
NO Interesantes V que ocuparon TO-
90 ell dia de aver.
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La Oficina Meteorological del De
rarLamcnto de Agriculture &c los
Esta8os Unldos en- eSta CludaG. pro
norciona los siguientes pronosticos
sobre el tempo, para San ANTONIO y
vecindad:
Nublado. Lluvias probabies Ten
rerarnra maxima IS i 81. NientcS
moderados sopiando del Sur.
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Para investigation

Con ell objeto de practicar o
ellos algunas investigaciones cuya
indole no es conocida. sc hallan de-
tenidos en- la Carcel tres individuos
Y una mujer, todos ellos meXicanoS.
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Sabado. Mayo 17.-San Pascual
Bailon. Patron de los Congresses
Eucaristicos.
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DE TAMPICo

Proccdentc dc Tampico. lesara a esta ciu-
dad. 4 fines de esta scmana. cl Ing. CUTLER
mo a. Alfonso.
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CORTES Y POLICIA
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Fue absueito un msxicano acusado

En- la man&na de aver Sc vic ante
Ell Jurado de esta Corte, la causa que
Sc !nStruyo contra I'm meNlcano dc
apeliido Trevino. contra Quien Sc
formularon cargos de asalto o in
tencion de aseslnato.
Agotado q debate que Sc proiongo
Dor cast toda la manana. el Juradc
paso Il deliberar Y regreso, presen-
tanio IN ~veredicto absolutorio, por
10 que ell detenioo, previa sentencia,
quedo en- absolute libertad. La au-
diencia terminG cerca de las cuatro
de ia tarde. habiendo sido esta Ia
unica causa juzgada durante el dla
de aver.
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EN- SAN

Sc cncuentra en- San Antonio. en- dondc
rresidiera por algunos amos en- compania dc
SUI familia. cl senior don Carlos Arredondo.
hiio del haccndado coahuiiensc don Martin
Aredondo.
La familia Arrcdondo, radica al Ercscntc
en- la ciudad dc Monterrey. N. L.
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Durante las ultimas "a horas ocu-
rrieron en- ia ciudad las defunclones
s~iguientes. de la que eXisten partldas
en- Ia ofjcina respective.
Refusio y. Trinidad, de q amos,
en- la Gale de Essex 1911.
David Nillarreal. de cinco meSes,
en- la Gale Ge Gonna l2l4.
Perfecto Delgado, de treinta y c
amos. en- Ia Gale dc Lcal 1910.
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Soaa22s 8 Rs,>oal4
DE SALTILLO

Proccdentc. dc Ia capital del Estado dc Goa
hula. y en- viajc dc n~csocios. sc cncunetra en-
csta 81 senior don Lcopoldo Martinez Cahcllo,
comerciante dc Ia dicha ciudad nortena-
Ultimados les ncgocios que 10 %tra)cron a
csta. cl senior Martinez Cabcllo rcgrcsara a
Saltill!.
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DE NEGOCIOS

En- yiaic dc ncsocios. y proccdcnte de Ia
ciudad dc Monterrey. SC encucntra en- esta
FL senior don ErneSto Guevara.
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Green encontrar petroIeo
en- Piedras kegras
(Viene de la Pag. 1a.)

"a Ia formation de companies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-03
Talk OF THE TOXIN

Mrs. Nellie Sawyer of Merchant street,
who has been visiting in Somerville and
Boston, Mass, has returned after two
weeks spent there.
Cleveland B. Kelly, manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Co. in the Bos
ton district, is having his annual vaca
tion with his brother, John B Kelly, of
0 Liberty street.
II. L. Sampson, who until four years
ago had resided in Barre for many years,
arrived here from Wachula, Fla, Mon
day and intends to remain for week or
ten days, calling on his many acquain-
ances.
Merlo brothers are putting their pool
room and billiard tables into shape by
recovering and recushioning all the Ia
bles OF the parlor The alleys, which
were closed last year due to the alb
sence of so many young Barre men, arc
also undergoing many repairs and will be
reopened very soon.
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A DISCOVERY THAT
BENEFITS MANKIND

Two discoveries have added greatly
to human welfare.
In 1885 Newton originated the vac
uum process for condensing milk with
cane sugar to semi-hquid form.
In 1888 Horiick at Racine, Wis, dis
covered how to reduce milk to dry
ponder form with extract of matted
grains, zcithout cane sugar.
This product HoRLlCK named
Matted MIX. (Name since copied
by others.) It's nutritive value,
digestibility and ease of preparation
(by simply stirring in water) and the
fact that it keeps in any climate,
has proved of much value to mankind
as an ideal food-drink from infancy
to old age.
Ask Cor HoRLicKs avoid limitations
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-03

hour of Nutley, n j., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rsndle of Ogdensburg, N. Y,
are visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. North
rup's on Baptist street Mr.. Randle is
one Of 0gdensburgs most prosperous
business men. He is owner of one of
the largest factories in northern New
York, making nurses uniforms. He is
one Of Ogdensburg's club men. Both
parties viii motor to Portland, Me-, down
the coast to Boston and on home, trav-
cling in DR. Philhour's Hudson car They
We're delighted with the scenery in Yer
mont. Mr. and Mrs. Randle are old
time friends of Mr. and Mrs. Northrup
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-03

Simons, for the vacation, has returned
to Springfield, Mass, where she is a
teacher in the city schools.
While visiting in New Hampshire, Mrs.
Laura Dbty spent short time with
Miss Emma Adams in Lebanon and
found her very well situated as house
keeper for a man in that town,
Frank Coyell, with Francis Lasell as
passenger, has returned from motor
trip TO Springfield where they called on
Horace Lasell, now an employe of the
Fellows Gear Shaper Co. of that town.
Frank A. Bruce was in South Royalton
on Monday to see Charles NJ. Edison in
regard to renting the livery barn and
sheds that have been for several years
tenanted by Clarence Wilfore.
Norris Wiggin has lately received a
visit from his uncle. Mark Wiggin of
Suncook, n r., and also from Mrs Pearl
Wiggin and daughter of Manchester, n.
II.
Misses Christina and Julia Martin,
who have been with their aunt, Mrs,
Eta NJ Coyell, for few days, have re.
turned to their home in White River
Junction.
Miss Grace Bruce is absent from the
McAllister store on a vacation of two
weeks and her place is to be filled by
Mrs Carrie McAllister
Preparations are In making for re-
painting the metal ceiling in the Meth
odist church and there will probably be
no service in the large room next Sun.
day
Letters uncalled for Sept. 3: G. B.
Blake, John w. Peckham, Mrs. John Be-
bee, Miss Flossie Tyler,
Dr. Bronson PhilhoT and Mrs Phil
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Hyde Park

These Goats beautifully tailored and the by the
of e caro- lie Co.