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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-03-20

Mrs. GUIDE and daughter,
Lizzie went to Atlantic, this
morning to be with the for
mer's daughter, Hannah, who
will undergo an operation for
appendicitis.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-03-20
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF "
First National Bank

Ho. 6s7o1
Extra, in the State of Iowa, at the close
of business, March 4, 1919.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts - S11s,sS7 SO
OveIdrafts, secured and unsecured 1907 63
U Bonds . 1900 90
Liberty Loan Bonds, pledged to se- - :
cure U. S. and other deposits 1900 90
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank $50
per cent of subscription 1900 90
banking House, ---,-- 5000 90
Furniture and Fixtures 1880 10
serve Bank 1o,o49 10
from National Banks 59,o9I 26
Due from otuer Banks and Bankers 14,1l5 OF
Other Cheeks on banks in same
city or town as reporting bank 1l18 so
Checks on outside banks 321 Al
Redemption fund with U. S. Treas
urer 45O 90
Approximate interest earned but
not collected - - 5000 90
War Saving Thrift Stamps ---------- 1913 VI
Total -------.---- $279,5sO 30
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in-------- $35.ooO 90
Surplus fund 1000 90
Interest andl discount collected
or credited, approximate IS
Amount reserved for all interest
Circulating notes outstanding 5000 90
individual deposits SUBJECT to
check 80. --:.---.-. = 15l,16o o6
than 80 ays- 1880 26
Bills payable. including obliga-
rswed ..... ---..... 1850 90
Time Deposits subject to Reserve 2s.234 ST
Other time deposits- 26,424 %
Total $279,5s0 81
Liabilities fer rediscounts. Including
those with Federal Reserve bank $3.50 co
State of Iowa, County of Audubon, ss
|, C. ii. Townsend, Cashier of the above
named bank.,do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief
c. H. townsend.
Cashier.
Correct Attest:
Soren Madsen
Chas Henslev
HI. p. Petersen
Directors
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10Th day of March 1919
e.. l. McAninch
tSEALl Notary Public.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-03-20
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our Christian
Church friends and the Masonic
Lodge for the beautiful flowers you
sent us during our sickness.
Harold and Clarence Wolf
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-03-20
HOW MRS. BOYD
AVOIDED AN
OPERATION

Canton, Ohio.-.'l suffered from 6
female trouble which caused me mu a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23

ten al DC iprotge Stubeitter Dor nGrs
iputc % isrte oenne Vlase meo Ia
Tom ct Iipsparig Minoe ira Sfole.
oogene. Mten / Dor Sio er Spgbom'
men gaaet ueb iii at omiatte bare
ifs psf. Get piier Jig intioler-
ito, at entelte StoIer gaar iuloitGns
oig FLAIR for nprlprtc Glepcr. Ser.
Iig ipneS Oct iom ON sSriluftsIio bar
ell beloig SuoiIpoeIie paa Gineue.
Get fan meo Sifferbeo iiges, at
boabe Stem % SfoIe bar ct 4nipar
/ bette SpergSmpol. S~iooeplaoiene
mao oGre Zig inorettet, at De tiaa-
ser Ell rigtig StiIling % gooe ems
iorboIo. 9igeIeoe5 merer Ben ipen.
lfe SGgc, at Der bsr barre ifarp III.
oipl0uel aontrol oDerior GIeper, ionI
bcgnuoer OF blipc n%Grinnte. De mad
iao uioe, at Ger er Segu paa Sng-
oomneu % at DC ntaa ifaffe Jig or
oertlige Toner nleo SeiIpn til 9Giel
og Sfripenrbeibe % iaa initrueres |
oen rigtigc Stiaiug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23
John Salfbereet.
st geips hos Sielbets % 8rnbeli
pets 2ister.

"Gn Sonorer" fortRller / "aiten.
poiten":
20 Mfil n~orbenfor Rsros lieger
Salfbcrget, Ell itaielie og pclitcIt
@aaro, bpis bpioe Sopebbbgnina
ipeiler fig imiIenoe / ben bpbe, al nj
tenIolen fobbcriarpeoe 8iigeliis.
Set rpger al Sforitenspiben, Ri er
pentet, aIt noe paa Si,net ilaar ell
ioriqttenoe aaiieouft ps imsbe. 90
/ Seren itoar BEN gipitmiIoe Sus'
true, 8unboIb Sonsoatter. os enifer
meo aubne glrme be tilreiicnoe Sci,
fominlen.
aan bette bare Soban SalfbergetS
Wor? Sao ing enbnii, laa %ielpisl.
sclig 2eoeren al bet oaeIige @aaroS.
ltel2
50, Wor boloer Zig ing og fjpf,'
Tiger Soban 6alfbereet, Tom netot
fommer op ira g%aaonauitet. Set Ell
LET at ie, at bun engans bar gpgoeu;
uafreite Sente. Get err benbe, Jon
itprer @aaroerL mems jes ligger nebI
/ ariitiania % ifriper gsser. z,
9em ON. Gr Der life tint alleitcoer
stumble Ge life tPnfe Gem at DO Der
oppe?"
"aa. iom / ariitionia err Der nat
pel fnapt," inbifpoer Nor 8nnbiIb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23
&cn MOB VGriDmtbeo.

Get er en- iergeIig Sauobeo, at
Soft, iom bcifiritiger lig meo Stil.
oler, oitc bIiper nGrIunt. 90 or
man isrit blepet oct, ioor ma iilioe
lig / at barre Oct al Jim Iio. Meo
@riuer poa Nrien fan man %piitnof
flare lig goot, men octte or MI aligc
bel cit Glogc iom oct CT bcoit at
'Iippc, ifriuer "6oIfehelieu".
On lUcnif Gage bar unitiact rtos.
le ltnoerlegeIier ON 9lpripntbco Tor
og MI. i 5000 Narcne ipucs
oct. iom on Sfolernc par rene Rrr
ipntbco9iobrifcr. Nuiteu Anlopur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23

men hi bar uoa altibS Sner %
nplilct Wclf oo."
"Hpiilet Ytelfl Seq har life irno9t
noget / BEN Hetning pao fire Mar.
Seq pil DO Der beitanoia!"
"Io ia, Der er lite ioo pur't oo,
iiu," miller ct @ar flose Zine imob
mig.
Wen Tertinben bar life 9io til at
pasiiarc. Ser ifol isrgeS for @ir-
iternes TeIbeiinoenbe. @orbet CT al.
lereoe opffet.
Soban 6alfberget piier o5 ont
firing pno 8anrbcli, og ban or itolt
al ben. ) oper ~bunoreoc Aar bar
ben pGrct / Slegtens Gle. Eao Bag.
gene brneer g%rinenoe Sagttrofper,
paa DC msrfe 2oitcr ipe1cr oct.
Scr Dor Gil Siursootter o. Tel
lie Sonia Iepet," iortrler 1igteren,
ga jeg ifrep "%llrtlosnot" Der. Inn
tes ieg, leg bonbe DC StiffeIicr, icg
lfrcp ON, goaenoe ON mig til ooglig.
Ger or ligeiom Saga opcr belle 90
men her"
gar oct bennc Islelic, iom ira
isrit al gior0e Gem til Gigtcr2"
Seq peo life. Get fon goot pU
49,.
re. 6or Dor iorreitcn ogina Ioa glo0
/ Bigger. San par bare olminoelig
8rubcarbcibcr, men @ugo. Dumas
og 3ola flenbte ban. 9tae pan SoIf
bergct bar iutcresieret iig for Cite
ratrr. ) Dor SIegt er ogiaa ben ri
coIop Gonm 2it9onro, Iom / i'm Sio
Ifrcp On Sielbbngo". @ogen pafte
Spiigt, og Soriaiteren fit ion tort
Souorar Tor ben, at ban funbe tisbe
iiq en- aariol. Get bar ipGrt til
@reier / Den 9io."
Or &c oite beroppe poa 6U0rc.
negoorben2"
Ga. Ytinbit IRE 8mrge ON Na
RET. Ser er Oct eitcitc Steo. ieg ID
Ter mig biemme. Wen ieq fan life
Ifripe noget Der. Ser err FOR cniomt
og neoc paa 8rorub bor lea 10 Su
milien. 9arno bliper itorc og ltol
irem. -- Wen oeilig er her.
Ga naar ieg beroppe fanr 9reUe ira
5pifere, Tom foloer mig SSoban bon
Talfberget, ipnes leg nGitcn, oct er
Iom BET ifal bore. Seq err 10 bcrira.
"6nr &c life tRnft paa at boipttc
Gem paa Salfberget ior goot?"
Seq peb Oct life enbnu. Mcu iea
oil gierne, of ilibte % trGttc Same
rater fol fonimle herop % pGrc mine
@i1iter ON Sommeren. Ser or be-
ore emo paa nogct Sanatorium. Dtau
bliper pnere og glaoere beroppe.
2niten, Sfogen os Sieen, alt err an
berlebes Der emo neoe paa SIetterne.
Set at no no paa Hugleiisen aloftcn
IRE ON Worgenen % rife er at lag
&c ~iiorten Iaee til lit 9iu. Ga al
Solfeue beroppe fan en- lGre Ell
Masie. 8et err Dc pittlgite Weune.
fer, ieg fienoer. glsgse. tuuoitabs'
rige. proppet meo Siitorier. Get er
altib Ell Set at bare iammen mef
Sambpgoingerue mine, "a maa q
bape ariitiania ior mig"
"Sfriper Ie paa CT m 9oe?"
ga. Nen ies ituloe baut mere
30 til Den. Gagens os Isgnct;
StrRp ilioer paa. en- bIiper uerus:
% opitpffet, Jorretnirssmano mao
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23

eisbieI for bisie "epcrbearings", ON
Sc ifal sisre tit bcoite,
8~interbpeocn fer gcot no i
Montana, iortGuer en- agroncm, lom
bar p9ret rnnbt o. Jet.
8lem life at "iprop" Sruat.
trGrnel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23
On 8icrnlon.
Qnefoote fra 1882,

alf Otto giensioer i "afersbus"
isIgenoe Mnefoptc eiter i'm Sars ei.
tcrIaote Napirer:
Gn Sommeroos, iortalte Ell gam.
mel Scnrwaliit, lao 9i5rnitiernc
gisrniou paa gaIfonen paa lin
8aaro Iuletao.
Ncoenunoer poa 9anbepeien fisrte
Ell goan, bpori Der lao en- Serre OF
ire Gamer.
Taa clsans loo ser Tiben op til
@aIfonen.
Sisrnion itiSiet. San bsrtc
nsiere eiter. So, ganife rietig. oct
bar Serren i @o9ncn, iom peb. ioct
ban, fisrte icrbl.
Set bar Ell Concentration MOB
ham, 9isrnipn, 9isteren, SoItctalc.
rem, ser bar ingen Spil.
Sarm / Sino reiite ban iie, flor,
breo, m9etig / itn &re0e. gincne
ifieo 2pn UNDER Be bl,ifeoe @rpu,
@rpitet bGpet Jig megtig - ban
- ban, bar Bit iorboanet.
Neoe / 8aaroen opbaset ban Spn.
men @isrn. Set uar netop BAN,
ban Iegte.
"Saol &ongen", raabte ban neb
til BAN. "SabI aongen", % rio
eiter ben @ogn berrteoc. Stans ocn
- bolo ben iGt til ieg fommer. Seq
err Bit fprn9rmet."
hinge @iernipn fit / Ell Sort SAB
len paa "aongen", % for iaa bur,
fig, iom Soften funbe bore BAN,
otter @ognen 90 benS ireffe Srlo.
bolo.
Den bapoe Toriprans, men 9isrn.
ion, ;~Saoererl, boooe talt, % iutei
funbe Fnore Den unge gisrn. San
iubbentet 0ognen % itanIet oen.
San forlanete, at Serren, iom bop.
De forn9rmet bans Gar, ifulbe ben.
te, inbtil benne fom eiter.
Serren negtet at babe pebet, oct
MATTE bore en- Seiltcgelie.
9isrn blep tpllenoe. San loo en-.
oelig @oenen fisre % brog tilbage
for at ailegge Welbing.
Men gainle @isrnion bar liffcr /
i'm Sag % unge @isrnion maatts
after ride afiteo. Tognen ifl,Ibc
itanIes, til ban ielu fom otter.
0ennegang bar Hiotet eliollu ifar.
pere. "aongen" fiji iole baaoe Spo.
rer % Tiif, isr Den bcntet Sogncn
inb. Set lfeoe oOg, % Den bragteS
til at itanIe oeo at 9jprn itinei
"8ongen" paatpers foran Dem
Geien.
Sua maattc Serren itiee no og
fplge mteo tilbage, til De meott
S~isrnIon.
"Spem er Ge?" ipilrgtc bennc.
"Wtit Hapn er Staifelt", lst
Sparet noget forbleifet.
Sjprnlon blep bsiere, %ltsrre, meg
tigere.
Get Napn bar en- oaarlig Slang
/ port 2onos @iitorie", uotalte bar
nleb fnllienoc 6oraet i Stemmc %
Solbning.
Sr. Stafielt blep liben, Wooei
ipigteoe bant. San mootte ~tilitou
at ban bapoe pebct % forisgte al
gisre llnoifplOninser.
Men 9isrnion oiftcrte Gilfaare.
ne. StaiieIt meo oct llbeioige 9topr
MATTE Ipaoiere meb tilbage til llii'
leitao.
Seq mobtar ingen llnoifplonin
ger llben / nit belle Susperionalc@
% 9ienerifabs Nerperelie", erflG.
reoe S~jornIor, % Staffelt muattC
iinbe Jig beri.
Yda Siinet paa Iiileitab blep ia.
milien, @ieitcr og Sienere IainIct
% Staifelt maatte / bcres aYabsr
tilitaa % siere lin ltnoifploning
Saa fit ban 6ribeo til at eoa til.
bage til @ognen % fine Gamer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23

10 o9iao Ell 6oriutter bare MI ior
1ioeL ior at ioa alt til at bpnge
ibop! Wpen Iao os life fontnle mo
poo oct Ger. &eroppe lfoI hi bare
6reo. SIAN Sc ie oerloe, bpor title
Sipcn ligger M. Som ct tort Spell.
st Speil, bpori Iortuiiloer bar ieet
III Nuiiut
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23
Eaiaa ct Nelfpruonft.

ESTABLISHMENT / "6oreit Hro.
Ducts laboratory, Wobiion, isis,
ifal ifslee ct Sarn,erblao nplig ba
opbaeet, at ben "Gaiein", iom finoeS
| Welf. rinleliepis er Den bebite
"@lue". man fan fao, for Ierorlane
Singer. Gen Maline, iom tilpirfes
al Goicin, blir bltrtigt tor, er glot
fom Gnamel % blir inoen noele faa
elmer iIie, at Den meset gobt fon
mobitaa aft Slaes @eir, beoer oct.
@or mooerne "Sosip" ipnes iaaleoes
igien at bore fomnen i,llotuo op /
&sibe meo fin Seiter / ben eobe
eomle 1io. Genne Sortioens
"gosip" gioroe fig 10, Tom Ri
ole oeo, uosbelie, 90 ben jumped
oper the moon. Mebre % Barrie
bigger iane Barn iispn meo Ell Gang
bbori ben &lia og benbes georift er
flart % linlig ifiloret.
81. 81. Serrel pco "Soutb 9afota
State College 9airp Department"
nepner Ell &effe Sing, man ogiaa
Tan BRUCE Gaiein til meo Soroel.
Gaiein fan, efterat Den err blet no
bl,nbet euer EXTRACTED" fra alntin-
belig Sfummetmelf og terfet, BRIGGS
meo Sorbel paa fire forifjeliee On.
raaber: peo 1i~lbereoelie al plaitiife
Masier og 8alalitb iom ct Subititltt
for Sorn, glfenben og Gelluloib; iom
en- Mllcilage og Cement; Tom III ge-
itanooel / Naftns oe iom ct Ores
iing"- og Color String" -@iooel /
ScrtiIer.
Gaiein brilges / "plaitic masies"
for Silpirfning at &amme, 9rape-
fnapper, Sanitation" 2inoleum, 29-
Der % Sen % iom ct eleftriif "Sn-
iulatmg" Waterial. "@olalitb", no
Iagt "Welfiten", lapes al Gaiein, lig-
,ler Sanitation Warble" % BRIGGS
for fl,lsrte Observation-Disclosures, til at
e%ritatte farbet @las, til eleftriife Sn.
iulationer % anbet iligt.
Gaieinens 89rbi iom en- geitono-
Del t pisie Slaes Mcline % @arniib
er aaerebe antpbet. Set bebite peo
Den er, at Walingen oe @awtiiben
iiooer goot paa % life bar let for
bperfen at ipreffe cher faloe al.
Gaiein / Ell eler onocn Sorm er brligt
fom en- "9resiing" for praftiif talt
aIe Sertiles ener 9sier, iom iinoes
paa Warfebet. Si9r briiges Den for
String" alilsrer % 6arpeitoffe.
Som hi Ter, fan Der af ar,as Melf
lapes anore Yrobl,fter emo oe, iom
Mor letter paa gorbet for iultne
@unoe. Ger fan lapes -Waling for
Srftfibpinger, Saarfamme, &rape
fnapper, 9inebrammer, Msbelbefo.
rationer % mango andre Sing.
Ser CT &nm for Here Sarme.
Smtrent S5O,OOO,O 900 9(cres euer
as Grocent al Sorenebe Staters
2anbomraaoe enten berer e1er funoe
bore Mpling, oplpier Mgerbrugsbe-
partemlentets Sp%ecialiiter.
If bette 9anoomroooe bar i 1910
pmtrent 100000 900 Mcres forbeoret
eler inlpropeb 2ano; Gelten beItob al
200,O00,000 Icres for BET meite
bprfbart Sfoglanb eler 9anb, iom
Sfogen bar bugget at, 100000
gcres Spamplano og artbet naaot
Sano, Der trnneer 9r9nering, 3d.
100000 Mcres al 2anb, iom for oct
meite fl1nbe fontme UNDER funitig
Ganbing, ianlt onttrent $4,000 900
sicres uoen Sfog % lloeen 6or.
bcoring.
Sner 1000, 100000 Stcres 2ono
/ 6orenebe Stater er life ififfet fol
9prfli1lg; men al bette 2ano er
360,000,O00 Mcres eenet til at bore
Sfog. mems 100000 gcres bar
@pro iom 9eitelanb. Oct nleite al
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12

gun to slump back into their old routine.
So it was far more difficult to make an
appeal from the standpoint of patriot
ism. To offset that disadvantage of this
campaign as compared with the former
drives, however, there was powerful
aid in the shape of a rate OF income from
the government notes which appealed to
the business sense of the American peo-
pie strongly A rate Of interest at Az
per cent-far more than the savings
banks were paying was calculated to
induce the people to subscribe, realizing,
as they did, that the investment was
probably the safest in the world to-day.
So even though there was a handicap in.
the loss of the edge Of the patriotic APP
peal the national, state and local com
mittees were enabled TO call out an
amount Of money far in excess Of the
request of the government. There is
full assurance in the response that the
job will be finished.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12

Success of two of the giant L. S. sea
planes in flying from Roekaway Beach,
near New York City, to Halifax, n s.,
and then to Trepassey, N. F., has put the
people of the United States and, in fact,
of the world ON tiptoe of expectancy
concerning the third and the longest leg
of the transatlantic flight. Barring a
mishap to one of the three planes which
set out from Rockaway and was forced
to come down off the Massachusetts,
coast, the experimental stages of the
trip were passed as uneventfully as a
motor trip from Barre to New York City
might be passed; and so far as the re-
ports show, the strain of the ocean flight
was no more than that to which the
driver of an automobile might be Sub
iected in traversing new route for 400
miles. To be sure, one Of the two sue
cessful planes had to put back to start
ing point at Halifax in order to replace
propeller blade but that was no more
of an incident than changing automobile
tires, and took little more time. Now
comes the hard test Of the trip, the voy-
age from Trepassey to the Azores; and
if that is accomplished there VIII be no
doubt of the practicability of airplane
flight across the Atlantic ocean, for the
remainder of the trip from the Azores to
the Portugal coast is much shorter than
the midoeean leg of the route.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12
Green Mountain Echoes.

Listen for wedding bells. Browning.
ton item.
The frog chorus is again on duty
every night, Alstead item
Remember the roll call Friday night
is Fool things have done. = Chester
item
Arsen Plankey will be the prompter at
the Be-a Sport club dance Friday night,
Hartland item.
G. q. Mudgett had some grain sowed
before the snowguess it laid cold for
a few nights at least.-Cadys Falls item.
The plant of the town farm; Nobody
cares for me Ludlow item.
Quite curiosity of olden times, an
Indian arrowhead Of flint, was found
here last week North Fairfield item.
The weather is somewhat Eighty this
spring and we are prone to say, Where
am ! at?Stamford item.
Ray Pollard has returned TO Dart
mouth, after being at home to enjoy the
mumps -Proctorsvile item.
Lucius Boyes received $40 for milk
from two cows last month and heifers
at that Felcherpille item.
The young people went to their va.
rious institutions Of learning on Mon
day.--Post Mills item.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12
STILL BACKING THE GOVERNMENT.

STILL BACKING THE GOVERNMENT.
The Victory loan was another marked
success, just as the four previous u. S.
government loans were, in bringing out
financial support to meet the debts in
cured in forcing the Germans into ac.
acknowledgements that they were beaten
In some respects the task of raising
$4,000, 100000 at this time was far more
difficult than was the task in any of the
previous loans inasmuch as there was
less of the patriotic incentive to induce
the people of the country to rally with
their money AT the beginning of the
war, at the height of the campaign, in
fact, at any time while the actual war
fare was in progress, the people were
reused to high pitch of patriotism; it
was felt that the issue Of the war itself
hung on the support which they gave to
the government. If they, the American
people, failed to raise the money asked
there was a chance that the prepare.
tions for carrying on war on great
scale would have to be curtailed serious
ly, SO seriously that perhaps the Ger
mans would win after all, or, at least, so
that the war would be prolonged beyond
the necessary limit So, acting under
that incentive, the American people came
to the support of the government in
splendid fashion, loaning all the money,
and more, that was asked for the prose
cution of the war
In the loan campaign just brought to
such glorious conclusion, this incen-
tive had been toned down immeasurably
The allies had won the war, Germany
was hors de combat and things had be.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12

A sympathetic feeling goes out to the
force Of the Newport Express and Stand
ard which has been experiencing the
numbing effect of having broken machin-
cry and being hundreds of miles from
replacement parts and Of being out of
news print paper and with the railroads
travelling at seemingly snail's pace. And
press time approaching Nearly every
newspaper office of the smaller size has
gone through similar experiences as that
Of The Express and Standard but not
all Of them have been so fortunate as to
have good friend and neighbor as the
Barton Monitor is to its Newport con-
temporary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12

During all the time that various mem
bers of the allies and associated govern
ments have been digging into the spoils
Of war, the United States, so far as
known, has never presented one single
claim for territory or for other gains Of
victory. If there ever was proof of
high purpose in entering upon war it is
given by the United States in this in
stance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12

A part Of the credit for the marked
success of the Victory loan in Vermont
must be accorded to the organization
which was headed by Il, r, Morse Of
Proctor. That organization proved its
capacity for work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12

While there are plenty of regrettable
features in the serious fire which visited
the business district of Brandon last
week there is also some reason for sat
isfaction that the towns hotel, one Of
the best known In the state, was saved
from destruction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12
Ode.
lHoR. MpCCCXYILl

(HoR. MDCCCXVILl
Clupeco thermos dioxogyn, temo sonora
tuxedo,
Resiuol fiat bacardi, camera ansco wheat.
ena;
Antiskid pebeco calox, oleo tycos ba-
rometer,
Postum nabisco!
Prestolite arco congoleum, karo alumni
mum kryptok,
Crisco balopticon lysol, iello bellans car
bornnduml
AMIGO clysmic swoboda, pantasote neeco
britannica,
Encyclopaedia Century.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12
Spring.

1PihlS
The leaves are budding on the trees, and
in the nearby bog
We hear the screeching melody of the
discordant frog.
The housewife swings the mop and
broom, the household reeks with
suds;
And all the pretty girls in town are
sporting their new buds.
The lads are buying new haseballs, the
fisherman bats his hooks
To catch the bg,mouthed sucker, or the
trout up mountain brooks;
The farmer starts the tractor up, we
hear its motor ring,
And all things proclaim to us, by gosh,
it's really spring.
Richmond correspondence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12
Re the War Of Movement.

Ernest Reeves has retaken his posi-
ton at the soda fountain in the Union
station White River Junction item.
Many women are now at war with
housekeeping item.
Dwight Matthews abandoned every
thing and gave all his time to the pre-
yailing distemper -Felcherville item
Glimpsed in passing: Clark & Vein
berger, Domestic and Foreign Nuts"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12

Two million soldiers of the American
army have been demobilized already
and we still have force Of size which
would have made the standing army
prior to the war look very Insignificant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12
An Offset.

Ignorance il rife, they tell US,
Their statistics quite appaI;
But cheer up; just think how many
Folks there are who know it all
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12

PA, when a man doubles his fists has
he four handsJ"
why, no, my son; though the action
is generally forehand one Boston
Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12
Something Durable

Wife--John, the nursery needs to b.
done over again. What would you sug
gest for the wallsi
Hub Corrugated iron.-Boston Tran
script.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12
What Cool Spring We're Having,

w. IL Landman is installing bath
room outfit for Mrs. Wallace West in
Peru.
1t ia hoped everyone win turn out and
witness this very interesting exhibit.
Londonderry locals. NJ. s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12

Out in Indiana a German saloonkeep-
er, whose first name is August, has a
card in his window, upon which he yields
up the ghost in this fashion,;
"The first of July win be the last of
August"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12
Point Of view.

Mrs. Ayes, can truly say that all
my daughters have married we'll.
Mrs. BAH Of my daughters have
married well twice.--Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12

Carter Glass, secretary Of the treasury
comes out Of the campaign with his
spurs won.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12

The people Of the United States are
ready to finish the job"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12

Lukes church Monday morning when
Miss Sadie Drinkwine, only daughter Of
George Drinkwine, became the bride of
Roy Wells. Fairfax item.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12
The Only National Bank in Barre

air once more, reserving only the amend
ment that Indiana has been extremely
arid these many months
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-12
The New Hospitality.

Thirty hostesses gathered at the home
Of Donia Proulx to help celebrate her
birthday, The birthday cake was made
by the grandmother, Mrs D. +. Proulx,
and was decorated in pink and white,
with candles to match. Newport items,
Not since our well remembered Gal
lusdale cor left the field Of letters TO its
fate has there been a brace Of newspaper
quatrains worth memorizing. Most rur.
al singers are trife unsteady on their
poetical feet. Perhaps this is the ex
ception: