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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
Spstpiudinen ia tpptpmGtOn mieIi
1 Sim. 6:6-tO

So iultri ~ipoittoban iunlaIiirus pboesid t%pptppdi-
ippoen fansia onfin. @unrleb1n ole ntaailnlaan mitGGn
tuoneet, foSfa en1rte moi tGGlt1 nlit11n pieodf11n;
rmitta funbon meilld OH eIatus ia maotteet Min tpptp-
f1ornme niibir. @sdttto ne iotfo tobtopat ~rifastia, Lam
feapat fiuioitfieen ia poulaon ia ntonin mielettOmiin
ia fpobingolliiiin bimoibin, iotfa u~pottoiuot ibmiiet tir-
rnioon ia foootlifieen. SiIlG roffais rabaan on foifel-
loiien pabon iruri; iitd boItten monet oipat %poifenreet
pois isfosto ia ldiuistdneet itienid ntonello tisfollo.
SiItiaon noininneefii, eta monet %fdpttaipdt iurra-
~li'iuitto ~ifdonfuin elinfeirono, iai opostoli tilaiilioen
5roruattoa, ettd iitnnoIiiins tooeIla on erdGltd fannoI-
to ~fotiottn1o iinri i%poitto: fila on iidet eIittGt Im-
paus, fefd nufpiien ettG tuIeiuuii. paiittn iantoIlofrin
apostOli tantan biiomoit1afien tcfes fap ban l%abentrlin
%pobtiiroan %fpipn1psiG, ionfo poinnte %fopifposti iafaa
fdbteen oioon: tpptppdinen ia tpptprdtOn rtieli.
Snffefonn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

= Woni tuttii uiein aipan: sci
bin fitilut iulintaban, 8apaaieen
mai iioottiiunfo, Quota tietGG 5a-
luan. 8apnaieen fun Seeiufieni
@elasta nun papobti, Sibottuun
fun Seeiufieni Stieenia MIN pbois-
ii. &pip feoon fliffaielta: Wifii fat-
Tot p1ipdG pGin9 Iiin ie wastaa:
Sifii ettd YdiwGstG iain eldmain
(S. g. 464).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

- Snipaantie OIL ielp1: ie On
2ristiis itie. @hitta Sun on tienG ris
tiinnmiIittlna ia plosnousieena mo
pabtuiana. Seen on &ristutien pufe-
mt tasteesia plleen ia p~itddntpp
tGb1n usfolla, ban on taipaantiel-
Ia. SEEN S1nestd eli pGlitd fasteen
ia @olgatan Dalosia, woipuu eb-
oottomasti belpettiin, olipa bGnel-
Ia fifteen iumoliiuittta mliuten miten
palion tobonia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
MOITUSHINNAT:

observation-disclosures ristin, raamin j.
yhdep varsyn kanssa $1.25, kahden
vSrsyn kanssa $1.50. JOS useampia
varsyja halutaan, on 25c h:attava
kultakin varsylta. Kiitoslauseista on
lisattava &c jokaiselta sanalta, totka
halutaan julkaistavaksi kuolonilmoi-
tuksen yhteydessa. - Syntyma-, kin
laus- ia Observation-Disclosures
maksavat &c jokaiselta sanalta kerta
tulkaistuna. Observation-Disclosures lie
8 q alta kerralta ia &c kolme kertaa
julkaistuna. S~atunnaisilta ilmoituk-
silta Soc palstatuumalta. Satunnai-
sia ilmoituksia tulee rahan seurata
mukana. Seisovat ilmoitukset sopi-
muksen mukaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
GrGs Bnumattaiua Snpmem arffi'
piispan Ianinato

Namerifasia on rpbopttp toimen-
piteiiiin maailmanfonfereniin jdr-
iestdhliiefii, ionfa tarfoitufiena on
aiaa erilaisten firffofuntain pbois.
t1misaatetta. Suomenfin firffo on
iaanut futiun t1bdn fonfereniiin
arffiprispalle lGbetetpn. firielmGn
mtobosia. SGban futiuun on arffi-
piispo Sobunsion I6bettdnpt feuraa-
pan, maailmonfonfereniin pubeen.
iobtoialIe, piispa gb. g. @nbers-
iorille Gbicagosia, oioitetun iel.
NON ia miebeft1Gn mastaufien, mas
toufien, iosta faiffi firtfomnte to.
oelliiet DstGmat oipot b6nelle fiitol-
liiet:
Seio1n Observation-Disclosures
Biispo Charles Ialmerston Mn-
oerSion.
MinG fiitGn ipoGnelIiiesti Sine
rifan @piSfopoalifirfon pstdip6lli-
iestG futiusta oiaaottomaan tpobon
fristilliien maailmanfonfereniin TO-
foonfiitiumiiefii ia palitan, ettei Id
betpsto moimit tulla Suomeen.
Siiomen littberilainen firffo pr
tSd iofd wiioes muoii p%ariinoiien
firfollisfofoufienia, mlttta piispain.
~fonferenii iobon ottaa oiaa piispa
ia pffi oiesiori flstafin biippafrn.
rasta, f~ofoontull iofa nuoii. Sdlle
piispainfonfereniiae nina eiitin %
b. lofufllllta tGnG ipuonna Seio1n
oripoiian futiunne, mttta meilld o.
Ii faifiIla le mafalmus, ettei ielloi-
men Northumberland oliii anps
fp1an hiotoma. Wte entnle lGbem-
min tinne Imerifan oloia, miitta
@iiroopon firffofunnis-
ia on ipntpnpt min pafamaa boz
iaanmiSta, ettei observation-disclosures
fun fofoonfutiuminen, iofa ppptGd
ualmistaa ia eiittGd fristilliien fir.
Ton pbtepttd, ole npfp11n perustel.
tlio. @rilaiiia f1iitpfiid fristinopis-
ia on meioGn iuipaittalua, mutta
pastaiiet mielipiteet, iotfa fieltd'
mot fristinusfon periistotiruoet, on
meibGn fristittpinM bpliGttGpG. quo
men firfosia Ell fpllG ielIaiSta bo.
ioonnusta ole mielG tapabtlintit,
mitta iiieisia @uroopan f~irffofln-
nisia otpat perioatteeIliiet ippaluon
toilet eroamoiiuuoet woifuttaneet
bGiritiep1sti firfon %pbtepteen.
Teio1n orfpoiio %tiitiunne fobbis-
teton faifille firffofumille, iotfo
tinnustapot Seeiufien &risttfien
Sumalofii ia @apobtoiofii. Mutto
me tieodmnre, ettd uieot nbfpoifoi-
ict famalinasoppineet fGpttGwdt to-
I'd mitotoa, moiffn be fieItdpGt
aristufien iiimoItuoen, mailman.
ictpitifien ia bIOsnouiemiien. @oiT-
manfonfercniin tlinnislouieenu poi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

THE AIM OF TIL NEWSPAPER
il: To help preserw he ideals and
sacred traditions of ais. our adopt.
Cd country, the UniIed States Of
America: To reveie its laws and
inspire others to respect and obey
them: To strive increasingly to
quicken the public's sense of civic
duty: In all ways TO aid in making
this country greater and better than
we found IL.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

- W1inG pGipinG oIemme pos
tittoneet aiiamiebiIlemme past. 81.
8aiunnan firiaa. 3eboitomme fem
t1boen ripe1Gn toimintaon taos tai
Idfin tertoa, fitdfin i~uuremmasto
ippstG fun NIT moiTme auttoa
Soappanin milioonien efpanfelioi.
mistpotG; tiilot tiilemot ndet iaop-
paniI1betpfielle. @eippoiitta, neliet
ia iiiaret Serron tposfGl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

aeboitomme lutiioita lufe-
moan Suomen urffipiiSpon firjo-
tuflen toiiesta paifasta lebtedmme;
oIemme fen Ioinanneet Sananiaot.
tdiosto. sc on tooella mieben pu-
betta tdnG Observation-Disclosures
aifona.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
$uuntakristityitd
&iri. Mer

tettii 10 uieita flufauiia. @ip1 fen.
tGboen ollut lola raioia finn nib.
boinfin paGstiin ianan dGreen tut
tlisia Serran buoneesia; oifeen tun
mi fitin tainas diff lasfeutltmlt
observation-disclosures fesfruiteen.
Sefalaista on ieurafuntal SGmG
panba ia tuttu Iauie pitG1 paiffan-
Ia iui1ri tuobon ieurofuntam NIB.
Den, iofo npt oil iaamut popin. Soit-
fosia oil "forttilGistG", "~beobergi-
l6istG", ia ties mitG "-lGistG" Iiell1
olifaan! 8oi ientGboen 10 etufG-
teen nripata, ettei iuioen papin o.
Jena ollut fopinfaan febuttoipa tGl
laiiesia puff ia "Reminiscences
ia. Saitoa iiind fpipttiin funnon
miebeltdfin inoti iitten ielIaiieIta
tuloffaolta, ionta otiaan bplpGllG
ipplld diff moinut firioittaa: Sien-
militia belDettiin.
Sstuttin Ills fuulemasla ultto
pappia. Sofainen oil iGnnitettpn1.
SefSti llettitn ieuraoipasti: "Sol.
lei teioGn manbursfattenne ole pol
Jon parempi fuin firianoppineitten
ia fariiealaisten, cite pGGie taimoon
poltafuntaon" Yltbe alfoi: Isl mi
fGGn ole ifGnGmpi ilmio fuin iltln-
tafristilliipps. sc on ia~iraoloineu
uSfonnolliiitus. sc omistaa oman
ilitntania ~mirbeetfin ppbifii ia ~
pifii. Sc eli n1e mlriben oiatlls-
~iultnnasia mit11n bppGG".
SGbGrt topaon iitG ioarnattiin.
Bubuia tobtoi frs aiettua "irun-
tien" pldpuolelle beti aIus'o.
= Mitd ibmeit6 ie poppi field
pptpsid fulfil %iuuntia eifa ielittGnpi
eniinfdGn tefsti1Gnl tiiimi pori us
folpaista t%iiltitaan firfosto ulos.
Sofea OH Gii6-paba, iofea TO-
fea, mastaii toinen iurlIliiena. Ga
MALTA ban jatfoi: - gtiin iitG toi-
meet pettpmGt Mefin liulimme fac
pamme mieben, iofa robfeasti ia
mieliin fatiomatta tooistaiii ipnniS
I'd ia armosta, mlttta iebGn on fli-
pa FUN tiffit eifG tieo1 tainaan.
tiest1 enempdG FUN "iofu" bopeall
iifdsta. -.
&plld fai ie lbuomaii fun mi
nj mitoroin itruIliieno i1Glin bGn.
td, proroin toos loin bGneen fpip-
ipGn fatieen.
= go iin1 foi fen o~jotuflet lot
fifth liiffeilldli, piSti toinen lei
fillGGn.
Sind iitten tomerufiet ~prbelimat
DbtG ia toiSta ulioesta papisto ia
b1nen tuloiaarnastaan. 8ibooin fol
men fpiDi: - Weutta olenrnefo me
oifeutetiit armoStelemaan pappeio
@imGtfo ne ole Serran moioeltija9
OIi fai Baapalifin Serron
fDoioeltu ia ban ianoi forinttolailil-
le: "Iripostelfaa itie mitG ianon".
N1emme liis tGst1, eta meillG on
tGpii oifeus armostelliun. ga fufa-
pa tGsi6 umpim1bf1dn rumetfoon
fetGGn ieuraamaan. SeboG1n main
futon 8erean juiitaloiiet, ettG fat-
iotaan pitGGfo pappien plbeet pbtG
ianan fansia. Siuoin ollaon oifeal-
la tololla.
Mutta mist1 me tieo1mme o.
leipomme eboottomasti oifeasia2
= Baapali mastao: "SengelIi-
men ibminen ortpostelee faiffea", ia
Sobonnes ianoo: ~"sSSitmalan Boifa
OH tlillitt ia antanut nellie pmtGr
rpfien". Seeius mpos ianoo lelpGs-
ii: "Se tilemat olemoan faiffi Sii.
moIan opettnmios.. sos iiis oils.
tirntrte iota foboosia Siimolan ia-
nan allie ia 5euroamme Sih1, 5uum.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26


= Yaapali tpastao: "SengeIIi.
men ibminen oriposteIee taiffea", ia
Sobannes ianoo: "Siimalan Boifa
OH tillrtt ia ontanut nellie Dmm1r
rpfien". Seeius mpos ianoo ielp6s-
ii: "Se tiilemat olemaan faiffi SSSii.
malan opettamio". sos iiis oils.
tirnnte iofa foboosia Siimolan ia-
nan ale ia ieuraomnle fitd, faaun.
me ollo parn1ot iiit1, ettd olenrme
oifeasio. Scum usfontme itiemme li-
nastettuina ia fastettuina aiituoif-
II ia monbursfaifii ia baIiiamme
tooistoa faifello elGm1llGmme SSii-
molan fiinnioa, Min iinoinban o.
lenne I%brobumin, profeettoien ia
opostoolinen a~isfosio. Sa t6ltd fan
malta iaamme ionoo: @irotti Of.
foon ie iofa toiiin iaornoa etpanfe-
liiimio fiiin me oIeutme ioornon-
meet.
Stain fiin6 ptlbeItiin. EoiiooIIa
oil pitbeliio mposfin, niiitto fun ieI-
Iaifet prbeliit Ell hteitd "itreieeroo",
i6dfoon ne t1sid moinitfcinotto. gu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

nostetaan Seefufien ianaa Sob. eip.-
|17:2t: "gtt1 be taifti olifimat d.
I'd, minimum iind, SID, olet minusio
ia NINA iinusia, ettd befin meisii7
pbtG oliiimat, iotta maaiIma usfoi-
II, ettG iind olet Idbett6npt mimut."
gbteps &ristlfiesia ~eoellptt11 pp-
bittpmist1 totruoesia I. 19). sos
Northumberland tooelIa fofoon.
thu, tuleipat iiellI uieat erilaiiet al
nefiet ia mastaffaiiet mielipiteet
t~ormGGm11n pbteen. sos mama e.
roaipaiiuubet eiiintppGt iulfifesti,.
iaa TOTO maailma naboG, fuinta boz
iaantumlt npfp61n firffo on, mittar
Jos tabootaan peitella nastaffaiiia.
mielipiteitG, on iiitd felirn1fiena ipr
mid iGlfia iGttGap1 bengenioastu.
tlis. Wte usfomme fristilliien firfon
iiiGiien pbtepoen ia oootamme title-
waiiuuOesia ulfonoista. Mlitta en-
nenfrin olernme p1Gsieet iiiben, on
ippG, iiiGinen pibbistus pGltt1m1-
ton ia meioGn on palion foettele.
mufiia festettGtpG.
Iinoastaan fafii lGbell1 olepaa
efimerffiG. SpDsfuun 8 ia 10 p:nG
tGl1 mllonna fofoontui ipnooaali--
fofous &uotiisia 2unoin Ibiippafun-
nasla. @rGs ropasti oil laatimtt
tpditosfirjan, iosia bin fielt1G ST.
malan folminaiiuuoen. HpbG Senti
ei ole perioona iumalltioesia. &ris-
tlis on "Serro, moan funingas.
paan eli Sumala". @r6s profesiori
ielitti: "Me poimnte pbtp6 mani
9oibin miotoibin bppGfipmdtt6
niisiG m~iio6oisia oletpia aiatltfiia.
&ln fGptGmme manboia muotoia.
tarfoitmtme iotafin ainan toista
frtin BE-" 81 mifG1n pbteps olIut
mo9oollinen.
2ofafuitn 17-2t p:nG t1nG
puomna pitt gsorialainen Bappis-
liitto pleilen fofoufienia &ristiani-
asia. 8aafpipmbfierlG oil firfolIis-
ten iitmalims oppineioen iuboe pa-
paamieliiiin. &irfolliielta puoleIta
painostettiin iitG, ettG friStimuston
perrstoturoet otpat p~oispppbitpt tpa
paamielisten opista, paiffa be f1pt-
tGtpdt firfolliiia miiotoia, ia tooelIi-
iuiioesia ilrnenee tdsid opisia toi-
men ~ltsfonto, eifd fristilliner. Gent
tGboen ei ole pbteistpo tpapaamie-
listen fansia mabbolIinen. W6pti1s
mdllu firfolliiia ianontutapoia, ioi-
bin liitetddn ot1a aiatlis, ioboetaart
fonia bar9aan. 81 poit1 t~i1llGfGGn
pGGstd pfiirnieIiippteen. &lillt mas
taffaioen mielipiteiben mGliIlG tiilf
main iuuremmafli.
Samaon trlofieen tlilee maail.
manfonfereniifin, jos ie tooelIo moi
fofoontua. 0bben ipitooen f%uIuesio
moi mDos tapabtita palion %iellais-
ia, iofa miel1fin ieltpemmin pubttlt
i%ellaiien maailmonfonfereniin TO-
foonfutiumista pastoan. See emnte
itGipG fpll1 moi Suomesia npt noit
oottaa Sei0Gn pstGip1uist1 futiii.
anne, mittta me toitpomme parent
paa tltleipaiiuttta, iofa pormaart
tulee.
Min1 molitan, eta meio1n mie-
lipiteemne tGSid fpipmpfiesid eri1-
mot, mnitto meio1n on fitliettama e.
teenp1in, fumes aarlitriisfo plbGGI
til foittaa.
Mind pppbGn labettGd i%poGneli.
fen, fitnnipittotpon terneb6pfleni ma
liofitnaan idieniqie. Sumtola oltoorr
fansiamme.
SpmGllG funnioitufiella
@ustaf Sobonsion
Sitomen arffipiispa
Sirfit, 6~.11-1919.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

- &iblailtitneet otpot past. Oaa'
mio Muotialoinen GIpstd, @inn. ia
neiti emrnla 2ustie 8rulesta, isis
Onnea.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

sos pfiifin mtr1erc aiittnidn
ida tilemotto, iImOittoian fiitd be-
Ii auttaian ~forttccritn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-04-21
HARRY T. MORE/

Harry Morey to be found in No H.
occupied
combination and
Joseph Carson of within
Gamblers Recently, added
Philip detective character In 1.-The
Flamin
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-04-21
GLASS Of SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
Ef your Back is aching or Bladder
bothers, drink lots of water
and eat less meat.

When your kidneys hurt and your back
feels sore, don't get scared and proceed
to load your stomach with lot of drugs
that excite the kidneys and irritate the
entire urinary tract. Keep your kidneys
clean like you keep your bowels clean,
by flushing them with a mild, harmless
salts which removes the body's urinous
waste and stimulates them to their nor
NAL activity. The function of the kid
news is to filter the blood. In "a hours
they strain from it 500 grains of acid
and waste, so we can readily understand
the vital Importance of keeping the Kid
neys active.
Drink lots of water-you can't drink
too much; also get from any pharmacist
about four ounces of Jad Salts; take
q tablespoonful in q glass OF water
before breakfast each morning for few
days and your kidneys will act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, and has been used for genera
lions to clean and stimulate clogged kid
neys; also to neutralize the acids in
urine 80 it no longer is a source OF irrl-
tation, thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot In
lure; makes a delightfH efervescent
lithia water drink which everyone should
take now and then to keep their kid
news clean and active. Try this, also
keen up the water drinking, and no
doubt you will wonder what became OF
your kidney trouble and backacha
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25

conditions under which labor is re-
ceiving such big returns that none of
it's members are contributing to the
raising of food. Food they propose
to have, however, and have it cheap
and plentiful.
Their pronunciamento omits men
ton of just how they are to do this.
The inference suggested is that a
labor congress will find a way. The
most available way would be for the
Government to seize the arabic land,
establish thereon vast plants, equip
with modern machinery, provide
homes and recreation and city sur
roundings for the workers. who
would be paid wages big enough to
attract them, and dispose Of the pro-
ducts at nominal prices regardless OF
the cost, that to be borne by general
taxation. Under such an arrange
ment, patterned after. the unsavory
cost plus enterprises Of the Govern
ment, everybody ought to be happy
except those who actually work. II
not, a labor congress might raise food
by ultimatum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
Lest We Be Deceived
- (Boston Transcriptl

Word comes from New York that
the textile trade is firm in the be-
lief that the campaign of price re-
duction that is now, sweeping the
country will not result in a perman-
emily lower market. 1t is pointed out
that Increased production alone can
bring down costs, and retail selling
must be governed by initial costs.
The present forced liquida ton will
empty retailers shelves before June
is half, over. and the downward
march of prices will be ended Says
one authority: when retailers turn
to buy again prices will rebound like
a rubber band, and we will see the
same level of prices that we had
three weeks ago. When shall we
again see pre-war prices? We shall
see those prices only when labor is
denied day and halfs pay fol. half
a days work and when money rates
detsine from s to 1-2 per cent"
Here in a nutshell is the curse and
cure of the situation: The lack of
sufficient product is the primary
cause Of high prices. Values cannot
hold up when the demand is not
above the supply. The cause, Of the
lack of product or production is stat
ed succinctly. When the cause is
known the cure may be found. This
is hard proposition, perhaps, be-
cause labor is not prone to recog-
nize the laws of economics. especially
when they react against the wage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
Cedars or Brambles
christian Herald) ,


In the fable or allegory which Jo-
than spoke from Mount Gerizim to
the men of Shechem, he pictures the
trees Of the forest calling on the olive
tree and the fig tree and the vine to
be king over the trees. They all beg
to be excused because they are not
willing to leave their comfortable
and self-satisfied position to "wave
to and fro over the trees"
Finally the lowly and thorny bram-
BILE announces its willingness to be
king, and says that if he isn't chosen
a fire will come out from the bram-
BILE and devour the cedars of Le-
banon.
In every age of the world this ia
BILE has had a living and powerful il
lustration in the human governments
of men. The bulk of the people Of
any nation are followers. And his
tory shows that the masses are SO
eager to be led by some one that
they will choose a bramble in poll
tics or society even if in that choice.
they imperil the cedars of Lebanon,
That is what is really going on at
present in our own government. Or
at least, that is what we face as a
real danger unless the best and most
powerful and most consecrated of
our young men and women in this
nation become leaders in social and
political life.
What commanding personality
stands out like cedar of Lebanon
in our Congress today? Who are the
leaders in the social welfare and in
dustrial commotion Of the times :?
There are good many brambles per-
fectly willing to take the crown.
Leaders the people will have. II
they do not have Lincolns and Roose-
velts, they will follow demagogues
and radicals in politics and finance.
1t Is not true that we do not grow
any cedars in America But they are
not ready any more than the olive
and the fig and the vine to be
crowned king. They. are too busy
making money or cultivating the lit
erary graces or taking their ease to
take hand in the thankless task Of
leading bewildered people into
ways of righteous government,
The fable can not be pushed too
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Railroads and Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
TRAINS LEAVE AUGUSTA FOR

Bangor. l.24 a. m. II q am. 81 Al am, 'aa
am. f. So p. M, So. O5 p. m. t6.4Op N.
B. & A. Pts. II. 24a. m, IL % am. t9.30am
Bar Harbor, 1927 am, 1880 a. m.
Bath. 1923 a. m, 1885 a. m. sl0l6 a n;
fI05 p. m, *10.53pm
Belfast 1890 a. m. II. SO p. m.
Boston. IS. m. t6. % a. m. 70 35 m. ilOli
am, II. 46 p. m. 50. 40p. m. "A. 05pm 'lO53pn.
Calais. t2.27 a. m. t9.30a. m.
Dover and Foxcroft, r 53 p. m.
Gardiner, 93.11a. m, 6.23 a m. 1885 n;
$40 l6 a. m. II. 46 p. m. So. 40 p. M. tiljp Il.
HailoxeIi. IS IS a. M. ts.s5 a. M. nolaan,
t246 p. m. 50. 40 p. m. "A. p. m. -lO53p n
Harmony, t2. SO p. m.
lewiston. 1928 am. s10.16 a. m, TAOS n,
S10.5 SO p. m.
New York. $40 p. M. te13pm.
Portland, 80 L m. to. % a. m 70. 35a am slOlt
am. Il .46p.m.. 50. 40p.m-. t4.0 5p.m,. t6l3bu,
1858 p. m.
Rockland. 1923 a. M. t405pm.
Skowhegan. 1880 a. m. Y. SO p. m.
So Gardiner. t6. 23a m. t9. 35 a m. $40 loan,
II 46 p. M. s.. 40 p. M, IA. Is p m, *lO.53 n
St. John, II "a a. m.
Watervilie. II "a a IN. 81 Al a m. z Ola m ."a
am. II .05 Pm, II. SO p m. s3.05p m, 49, Opn
*Daily. Daily except Sunday.
Sunday only. TDaiiy. except MONDAY
d. DOUGLASS, NJ. L. HARRIS, .
1920 v. P. & GenI Mgr. Gen1 Passenger AZ
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MANY GAINS
In Weight Reported by
Vermont Citizens
Remarkably Fine Results Of Taking
Tanlae Continue to Attract Atten.
ton .-- ..

The one feature that stands out
more prominently than any other,
perhaps. in connection with the in.
PRODUCTION and sale Of Tanlac in YER
mont, is the very large number of
men and women who have reported
an astonishingly rapid increase in
weight as a result Of it's use
Only short time ago William EN-
cry. r. F. D. /. Cold River Road,
North Clarendon, VT, a valued en-
ployee of the Robinson Coal Co., of
Rutland, reported that he had gained
! thirty pounds in weight in a few
weeks time. A short time later Wal
ter Russell. $50 Woodstock avenue,
Rutland, also reported a gain of
twenty pounds on six bottles Of the
! medicine. : .--' ---
Among the many others making
similar statements is Mrs Mary Nc
Naughton, ~ Strongs avenue, Rut-
land. VT, who recently reported that
she had gained twenty pounds by the
! use of only six bottles Of Tanlac.
Il have told all my friends about
the benefits have received from
want my statement published in
the papers so that everybody may
| know about it.. Why, while have
taken only six bottles Of the medicine
have actually gained twenty pounds.
have never seen or heard Of any
thing like it:
AT the time I began taking Tanlac
had been suffering from rheuma-
tism and stomach trouble for fifteen
years or more. My appetite was very
poor. could not eat a single thing
without suffering terribly from indi-
gestion, and after every meal r would
bloat up until l could hardly get my
breath. There was always a sharp
pain in the small of my back, I had
severe headaches just about all the
time. and often became so dizzy
could hardly stand up. My nerves
were so badly upset I would become
excited at the least little thing, and
it was impossible for me to get a
good nights sleep. I was in constant
pain from the rheumatism, and final
ly became SO un-down and weak ]
could not do my houseWork and II
was all could do to get around at
all.
4 MY, father-in-law was being
helped so much by Tanlac l decided
to try it myself and, before I finished
my first bottle could tell it was do
ing me good. Now feel like an en-
tireiy different person. I have a
splendid appetite and can eat any
thing l want without suffering after
ward. The rheumatism has left me
entirely, and am absolutely free OF
all pain headaches included-and
my nerves are as calm as they
ever were. I have entirely regained
my lost strength and can look after
my house Of, ten rooms without a
particle # trouble. l certainly owe a
great deal to Tanlac and am glad to
make a statement that may reach
others who are in need of just such
! a medicine" 49,
Tanlac Is sold in Augusta by Bow
ditch Webster Co., and the leading
druggist in every city and town.
Adv.
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The Poles, the Persians and the
Bolsheviki are not the only little dis
turbers in southeastern Europe and
western Asia. The Bulgarians and
Turks, not wholly pleased with the
arrangements made by the peace
council in the redistribution of for
mer Turkish territory, are about to
join forces to combat the Greeks in
their newly acquired possession of
Thrace. The Sick Man still con-
tinues to sicken everybody else and
also sic 'em on each other.