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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28

Ri6terif.ns BON @iltes eonb gu ,r.
langen. SIN giinitisen Sale iperben
mir i'm april 1909 pisbsr Reuieelanb
errei6su unb nad elmer Reiie bio
Sap SOrn porausfi9tli6 i'm ausuft
in England sintreffen. 0as inO bic
8runOSiise unierer plGne. Das
Wsrt 1T reid an Sdpierigteiten.
qbsr iiber fur3 ober lang miifen bic
pole ii6 ben Gnftrensunsen Der
Menifen srgsben, unb mir boffen,
baB mir erfolsreid fein psrOen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28
Gum eabpuI.
e%isnitnant 6badslton abtr bic foeben aHse'
iretene SdbppIars@rptsitioa

frstene SdbpeIars@rpteitten.
Die enslif9e 9iibpoIarerpeOitiun
bat am Reujabrstase bon Heuieelunb
aus bic Sabrt in bic Regionen bes
episen CITES angetreten. Sn einem
lGngeren 4ufiaB tbeilt ibr Gibrer,
Qeutnant S6adletpn, ~tntereFante
GinSelbeiten iiber feline tiibnen plGne'
nit. Die neue britii9e untarttiI6e
Expedition pirb bic erite auf benz
Rampfplab Tein," 10 i9retbt Der 5prz
f6cr. ~sllnfere &enntniB Der antarts
tii6en 9ebiete lit burd bic @rgebs
niHe unIerer lebten Expedition isbr
bsreidert norben unb piro uns beis
feben in unIerem 8sItreben, Die $50
nteilen SuriidSulesen, Die uns pom
pole trennen. Sir bic alsenteius
belt nirb apeifellps bic @erpenbuns
bes Nutompbils BON befonberem Sne
tersHe Iein. Ollie 8prIprgtn iinb &c.
trDften. bic S9pieristetten gu iibers
tpinben, bic btele Reuerung eriparten.
Statt aus &autf9ud, Der Der hoben
Rdlte nt6t itanbbalten miirbs, iinb
bic &dber unb &eifen aus !SidorDs
nubbdum unb Stabl g~edrbeitet unb
fir ben SAL, baB mir 1uf pei4en
@9nee itoben, lit bic anbringung
bon S4littentufen an ben 8orOer@
rGbern porgeieben. Mit beionbers
breiten 9eifen iinb bic treibsaoen
SinterrGber alisgeriiftet, ie rad ben
SdneeberbGltniFen tDnnen an 'bnen
Sta9sIn unb &nDpfe in OerI9ieSenen
@rDBen dngebra9t tperoen. Die
Mai9ine 1T luftgetii6lt unb bic ente
mei6enben Safe tperDen in elm Robr
e~tteilsi, Sds Den @assa pdrmt 0ds
Robr enbet in einen S9neeI9mcl3er,
Der uns jeber5eit @aFer gum &c4en
liefern fam. @eniieenoe Petrosumz
porrdtbe, um ben 9ol au erret6en,
perOen mitgefiibrt; in Der Eemperd@
tur, bic mir bonn CONNER erboffert
unb bic taum unter 80 @rab 81. fall
len pirb, nirb bds Sel ni9t gefriez
rem. Irberbem itnb mir in Der Gage,
16 3ertner Ra6rungsmittel uno 4uss
riiftungsgegenftdnbe mit8ufiibren.
Die stpeite H%sueruns beite6t in Der
8ertpenbung BON manoi9urilde
9onps, bic uis BON ben 9unoen uns
abbGngig MAIDEN iolen. Bir baben
fiinfsebn biefer tleiren Pferbe an
8pr0, nit beionbersr Sorgfult purS
ben Tte dltssefpdblt. 9as talts Detz
ter nirb tbnsn rt6t I6aOen, oenn BON
ibrer 9eimatb Der Iinb tie an tpeitaus
bGrtere Semperaturen gepObnt.
S6liebIi9 fibren mir nod 5pDlf
@sfimobunbe nit uns, bic einiprins
gen Ipllert, fans Oas automobif uno
bic YpnDs ~periagen. Die grpeots
t~ipnsbiitte, bic als Quarter oteren
pirb, lam iebr raid aufgei9logen
tperben, lie bat cine 2dnge bon 33
GlB Bel elmer 8reite BON Is SUB unb
befteht aus boppelten 6%olatpdnben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28
Sir SnSier in sranshaaI.
Gle MAIDEN Der Resieruna ees Rattsrlapes
Sdmiertefeiten.

~
SA~wisriefeittu.
Wie in Canada. mabt in Sranss
podl bic 4npeieabeit bon 8ritii6s
Snbiern Ioipobl Der @oIonie IeIbIt ME
Der Regierung bes Mutterlaabes
S9pierigteiten. Die gplonie bat Dor
aur8em Elm @eIeB erlaFsn, bos allen
&iiaten. Snbiern fptpobl ipie Chine.
len, cine 4usnabmeItelIung anneiIt.
Die Qsute psrOen anssbalten, fid bei
rem gsbOrben eintragen gu lafIen,
rnb miifen babel als @rtennunqsseis
den einen Singerdbbrud suriidlaFen;
pdneben tpirb ibnen nit Der @nt5ie
hung Der @etperbef6eine gebrO6t.
Ila6oem bic beimif6e Regterune bas
8eieB in 4raft gefebt rtnb bic Nus.
fiihrung ~fegpnnen bat, bef6peren Iih
bic Iiiuten iebt in lauten unb betpegs
li6en 8la9en. bic, mas Die Snbier Be-
tiifft, bemnddit in 2pnbon einsn Mis
berbal in eintr groBen @eriammlung
ttrtoen tperoen.
gs gibt in S~ranspaal pielIei6t
nod 1000 8ritif6> Snbisr, faf ale
Sdnbler, bic ii3 nod 5ur 3eit Der
@urenresisrune i'm 9dnbe nieberess
lofen baben, benn mad benz &riees
purben nur 5ol6e 5ueelaTen, bic
na6peiien fonnten, baB fe i9pn fritz
Der i'm 2anbe anfGftg tparsn. Sol
der melbeten Ii6 mad benz 8riege
etpu 10000. Sm Sabre 1903 iiber=
rcbete Der 8robcommiHdr 2orb Mtle
rsr iis, lid bic Gintragun1 in berfels
fen Neiie ipie Die nidtbritii9en 4iiaz
ten aefaaen St laFer, bamit bieienis
den, bic 5ugeluhen fporben paren. err
tdnnt Diirben. Or Ii9erte ibnen 81,
haB es babel blei6en tpiirbe, unb bah
lie bonn unbebeqiqt tommen unb ges
ZEN fDnnteu. Die 2eltte aingen barauf
Elm, iebt cber, ipp fe iid BON Reuem
.rintraaen loFen fpnen, unb stpdr une
ter Pebin9uneen. bic ite fir i9tmpfs
lih holtsn. neil Der Sinqerabbrud RE
duf cine StuFe nit 9erbre6ern Itene,
beIhperen tie iih, neil ienes 8eripres
den bur6 oas nere @eieB niht BE-
riidf9tigt perbe. 3~peitaufenb bon
ibnen perIammeIten Iid bieieri Sage
in Sobannesburg. I'm ibrem llnmuth
2uft gu MAIDEN. Sic ertldrten, nidt
nur Der b~emiitbteenbe 5inserdbbrud
frnbern iiberbaupt Der gbardtter bes
8Iafengefebes, bas fe nDtbigen tpoIe,
in befonberen @terteln 5ufammen3us
pobnen, iet unertrGgli9, unb iie mir
Rem ltsber bic in benz @efeb dngez
brpbten @eIoItrofen auf ii9 nebmen,
Gig ft9 fiigen. @5 tpurbe berbor9ss
foben, bab infolge Der Seinbfeligteit,
tpeI6e bic &egierung unb bic Golpnis
item ben Snbtern ee3stgt bdtten, 6uns
berte pon Sdnblern untsr ben lebtern
ffon g%en0tbigt feien, prn tbrsm &ds
pitaI gu leben. 3ablreihe Snoier
feien aus benz Staatsbisnit entlafen
porben, @enn nun bic Reqierunq
rem inbiI6en 8aufIeuten nod lire
8eperbeIdeine ent56ge, mare Der Be-
neis p%pGftdpbiq; baB es ibr ni6t bas
nm gu tbun iet, bic gsrIonalien Der
Snbier FeitauTtelen, ionbern fie aus
supeiien. Ohnehin bitten unter benz
Grld Der 8erbdltniffe idon an 5000
Snbter oaS 2ano %OerIdiIen. 8enn
RE Siibref ausgeniefer piirben, mir
rem Die iibrigen Snbier iid ieIbf bel
fen. SdIteblih tpurben Die G6ineIen
aufdefprbert. nit BEN Snbiern oes
meinIame Sadie gu MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28

Orei Geihporene nit elmer fleinen
.flaid,e Gbamberlain's Seibmeh,
Cholera uu6 DIN afalI m oisin
pon Gbolere 1norbus oeheilt
Ser O 8. SOmler @tabtomer,
via ersdbtt cine @rfnbtuna bic er
modte. mahreno er ala @eidtmgres
ner Ia eiuer DtprounterSufung in
@omarbSuiIe, areisbuuutiinot pom
areiSe @ipbourne, alN Eaurifte. Gr
Iaat: ,MGhren6 i'm bort mOr. az ih
ettpas friifes uno ouh Rrrft 5leiifj.
bas bel mir @hulern Mor6ua in t7br
5hlimmer 6orm ueturIndlte. 3d
finite ara eleno uno itiidie nnh Il
uer aemiIien @bptern ; Neoisin. fot'
beIien lonote mir Der apotheEer eine
Eln1de @hamberlain's 9etbrpeh, Shos
lera uno 0urd)fnas Wfehiiir MI tm
8emerteu, oaB or 6o3 @emnnitte
hattie, mir abei in Sulae Der @rs
probtheit oieiea @eilmittete. pprs6,t
mir iebteres III lhtfen. nntr 'Tf
beSien uu5ehlbare Sur enrantire. 9h
uohm cine Dole bapDu unb fiihIte in
fuut Winuten hsiier. Gre sme ~
9oie heilte mid aansFtt. 3met
witaeihmorpne litter in h%rr'sthrp
ReiIe nrn cine fun nrh frcrtn
Gent I.I,he heilfp y nne nrei.
PUN Gerfoui bel @atter s1rnS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28
and rim SubiIdnm.
aer eIsiHiit waroe Dor annaberHs $50
Sabren etiunsen.


giner Der pertrautsiten 5reunbe
bes &ulturmenIhen feierte lebtes
Sabr isinen 800. @ehartstas: Der
8leifttft. auf ben gag senau lam
man Ieinen @sburtstas ni4t ausebtn,
aber ane Bapri9sinIi9teit fprift
bafiir, odb sr Dor $50 Sabren err
Funben purbe, @r bat i4on cine
Reibe BON @orfabren sebabt. 0as
.YraeouetaI" Der alien &Dmer 1T
mobl fein Stammpater. Sc mar cine
runbe 8IeiIdeite, bic nidt gum
S9reiben, iOnoern nur gum 3iehen
BON 2inien benubt purbe uno iibrt,
gems Bis in's MitteIaItsr binsin i'm
@ebraud ssblieben lit. SIN ID.
sSabrbunoert tdmen pabrf6tinlia
aus Stolien 8leis pb.r Silberfifte
uuf, bic ausidlisbli9 bon &iinftlern
benrbt nurben, Wesen Der erOBes
rem Reinii9teit unb 8equemli9teit
fabte mar lie in Sol3, unb bies pds
rem bic eriten eigeutli6en y8Ieitifte".
Dos Slei nurbe bann bur9 Wes
talIlesierunsen, gstp0bnli9 3inn unb
8lei. bic ii9 dusrubieren lieben, err
iebt, unb NIT Tol9em rRsibblei" fnb
bic fosenannten rSilbertiftSeidnuns
gen" ousssfibrt, bic mir bon 9iirtr.
Solbein u, q. beIiBen. On STEELE
Der nirtliten 8leiitifte tamen bunn
I'm bos SSdbr 1865 bic erIten beutis
gen r8leiiifte", bic mar better als
r8rupbitFifte" be3ei6net, ols man
Bel &esnid in gumbtrldnb cine
@rapbitsrube fanb, bic porsiigli6es
Material gum Sdretben l~ieferts.
Ods bamalise @erfabren Der 8lei@
ftfteraeusung mar Iebr miibIum.
benin ma perrenbete ben reinsn
@rapbit, Der erit au glDden, baHn
gu Y1dtten uno f6lisBli6 gu StGbs
den 5erfdgt tpurb,. bic in !6oIs eins
gebettet tpurOen. Na1 OeutI9lanb
biirften bic erften 9lsififte pobl i'm
Sabre 1880 eingefiibrt pprben fem.
0a Der enQIif9e @rapbit Iebr tbeuer
mar unO balb aud nidt mebr ben
8eoarf oeden tonnte, pertpenbete man
allerlei Surrogate. psrmiT9te ben
8raphit i'm gemdblenen 3uftanb
nit Sdpefel unb Itelte bonn nit
5iIfe BON 8inbemitteIn StGbdtn
buraus Der. Die eriten in 9eutf6s
lamb er3eugten 8leiIifte Tinb i'm
0prfe Stsin bei Riirnber9 bereeTtelt
porben, Oeffen &ir6enbii9er i'm
Sabre 1926 f6pn 8Ieiitiftmdfer ans
fihren. lin bieie 3eit entbedts man
aud in 0eutfGIanS unb Oefterreid
8rap6itlaeer, 10 bdb aus bem Sanbs
merit ces 8leiitiftma6ens almG6lid
Elm S~a6rttbetrieb purbe, als beFen
8eariinOer gdspar Saber aus Stein
gu rennen lit.
Cine 9roBe llmpdlsung erfubr BIZ
8leiftiftfabritatton, ala i'm Sabre
1875 gIei95eitig SoIepb Sarbtmltt
unb Sacques gpnt6 anfingen, feins
gsf6kmmten @rapbit nit Sbon au
permif6en, tpoburd man perf6iebene
9~drtegraoe unb q~bFufunaen Der
66ipdr5e herborrufen fonnte. Geits
benz bat bic gIeiitiftinbuHrie teine
lpefentli6en Sorti6ritte eemadt; he
bat in alien 2dnbern ungebeuren llms
fang anaenommen, dber ben 6nuptz
iib in 9eutI6lnnb BAT lie nod an
ibrem gntitebungsort Riirnberg, mo
mebr als 30 Sabriten iGbrIi6 geaen
300 Milionen 8Ieiiifte berfelIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28
Sn ser Oper.

Der flcine Sons lit nut ieinpr Mitt.
ter in oer Oper. gl5 an Gn6e ser.
ieIben cir Gltnrtett g%eiu1gcn miro,
iaat rr il ihr: aSicb MIR. Woma,
icbt iinotu gleih bier quf e%inntoI, on.
init iic rl2r fertig iiuot"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28
Ser @odtbeil.

Sin oenieIbeu Gage, no @oetbe
itarb, ton i) 5,r @elt" ingte cill elm.
gebiIoeter Shriftitellcr 0nroni be-
merfte inn Scuano: o9eiOe @reig.
ntiie marer Der Oeutiden 2iteratur
gum Ha6tteil."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28
anl Eelepbon.

sd peritebe fein 8ort; NIT tpem
babe ih tefn eigcntlih Die gbre9"-
90 @r'irbnr 1Fran5 bin i6!"
o91mIihesHinbpieb, martlm Ipredeit
Sic Oenn aidt lauterl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28
gebr ridtia.

gettIer: sd bit Inn cine fleine
@abe, ih babe Situgerl" Dame:
yIrbciteG Gle ooh!" -8ettler: Sab
i6 ldon periuft bonod) frieg' i'd
nod mebr @lulger!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28
Sa bann!

s@e5bdlb hait OH oern nod nidt
nm @lfrieocs 9ono oltgcbolten ibr
oeine Siabe ertldrt2" Sic bat
mid ia nod uie 5u 8orte fommen
loi1en!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28
Rmmeriitiit5es.
wanS et1trau.

9oiersirou (5r ibrer 9odter, Die
ii6 eben ,:nididt, 8rnitblttter III Die
Stobt 5u ,rogeD: nMnriel Ebuu a
paor 6liug'n eini, bob O. 2eilt' ieben,
es is q ed)te Qlnobutter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28
2ei0t geiagt

r.,. @ooBt o NOS, 5epp, Dem
idreibit o al red)t i%alrgroben Brief"
ga, DOS is leid)t geingt, tuenn /
net antal NtbinoceroS Ihrciben faml.!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28
@ieoer0cQebc,l

@ed p8arm gebt oenn cigcntlth
Der @lmncI5ug ob, Serr 8orItano2"
@abnb1isnorItono: %. menn bier
genug 9n'nmler bcilamncn iinO!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28
Lbdmherlain's ruten slleois'a
hilft Die Ndiur.

NJ ehlainrr, bie he Anfur h,lt ,
Gpr mme ON mirfinmi' n. et y
ftrloin'e 5uiien NfthiSn han L
nnh b,tiem Blnne. Ste hn'i ttn
huiten surid. tot oen Nnsa mrt 40
hilfl one Notu, tna Spjr m ~ rnfu
q ,unhtr 3ultnno mlsorlbft@rtIt
ne ~ uner einen arDBvn 3ptht c
ciurIiiiriep Ntelt rhrer unth npf = y
@,atndlniten meaen berubma I-
,e,os huben lbren hDben N,u i,
'puat Sir nlrtt meaen leoe Ani -
at, baB cine @rtdltung in cine 2ua.
aenent5lrbune %iibereebt. gum Der.
fauf bel Bnlter BrpS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28

Scrr gam SrcmbeL Der ocn berlo.
rcn GeJaa1cncn llebcr5ieDcr bringt):
.@aS, iiini Morf 6itoerlobn mGdtcn
sic iiir ben lleber5icber. boben =?
ga pump i6 mir bod lieber BET mel.
mem SGneioer einen neuenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28
W}oberne 8otnponiiten.

Sreuno gum 9ppermoOernen Sons
poniiten). r6immtl, bas lit ia pirts
lid elm I6auoerDs phdntaitiidesSti
has Gu mir ba bor9eIpiclt bait, lpas
fell bas ei9entli9 uusoriifen2"
9omppntf: .6m! !. 9as hriidt meis
ne 3utiinftige in M!lIit geiebt aus"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28
BON bem 56Yffcnt

BON Dem S61ffcnge=
ribt in 8resldu purben unldnQIt Die
4rbeiter SGusler uno @e6er ipeqen
mebrcrer SabrraboiebItGble gu ie neun
Wpnuten Gefdngntb Bel fofprtiger
8er6aftung perurtbeiIt. Na6 @ers
tiinoi9ung bes llrtteiIsfpru9es mari
9dusler ben GertdtsItfn nm, fiirste
fi6 duf ben Staatsanpolt pnb miro
Il i'm am &ade, BIG ener9iIde Silfe
fer6eitam unD Der Rdlsnbe iiberpdl=
tigt perben tonnte. Sn3nii3en mar
@eber geflHatet; er purbe d6er in Ell
ner bend6burten StrdBe ergriffen
unb berboftet.
Dom 3ribunat in Mdie
Lamb fpurbe bieier Sage ods urtbeil
in Der &lage bertinbigt, bic Der
Maeftro Mascagni, iein 2ibrettiIt
Sagioni>S o33etti unb Yein 8erleaer
Sonoognp gegen bic 8riiber Mon<
leone dls 8erfaHer elmer neuen ,@as
paQeria ru'tiCond4 tr9o6sn 6atten.
Die G%ntfGeioung loutet, taB Der 3ert
Der neuen u@apdllerid" cine gtd9ab,
muns bss Qibrettps Der Mascaoni.
IGen 9per bartlett. oaB Der Robels
ltneifter 8er9a lidt ncf einmdl bic
@rlaubn:B CUR gerubuna ieines Stofs
fes bate geben biirfen unb bab has
8ert MonIepnc5 rem Mascagnif9en
einen unlduteren Wettbeperb b%ereifet.
Sdber tprrbe bic r~ptitere 8enubuna
ibres 2ibrettos ben 8riibern Mons
leone perbpten unb lie duBerbem basu
psruribeilt, ber 8lGeern cine Gntf6ds
bisuna fir bic @erOffentIidung UNI
4uffibruns bes Dertes ou aebsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28

Sn na6eSu 5000 Srtidnften
Staliens pirb ME Yeiia ssssHen.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-23
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
cAYsviLLE

Sina Lowry was in Woodstock Mon
day.
Miss Leda Smith was in Randolph Sat-
urday.
E. c. Hagar has recently been in Bur-
lington.
Frank Thayef was here from Wood
stock last week.
Walter Swinyer was in Royalton the
first of the week.
Sina Lowry was in White River juno
tion the last of the week.
Thomas LaCasse has finished work at
Angelltown for the present.
| Charles McCollom of Pittsfield was in
town last week to visit friends.
Amos Leavitt had phone on the Cush-
| ing line placed in his home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Quimby of Pitts
field have been recent visitors in town.
Miss Mary Leonard has been passing
several days with friends in Penacook, N.
II.
Mrs. Ella Tenney returned Friday from
her visit at Mrs. Brooks in South Royal
ton.
Mrs. Name Kemp is keeping house for
w. A. Swinyer during Mrs. Swinyer's alb
sence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlin Barnes O. Bethel
recently spent q couple of days at Will
Flint's.
Amos Leavitt was recently in Pomfret
to visit his daughter, Mrs. Eugene Cham
berlin.
Several members of Goodwill grange
visited Rising Star grange at Bethel Sat-
urday night.
G. A. Luce, who does the butchering
around town, reports dressing SO head so
far this season.
]. d. Waller and grandson returned to
their home in West Concord, N. H.,
Wednesday of last week.
A. W. Ballard has finished work at
Woodstock for the present and expects to
be at home for few weeks.
Mrs Leon Chamberlin and daughter,
Lora, were visitors at Robert Waterman's
in Royalton day last week.
Mrs. LaCasse came home last week
from Franklin, N. H., where she had
been the guest of her parents.
Miss Annie Swinyer is staying for sew
eral weeks with her grandparents, Mr..
Visitors at Walter Swinyer's last week
were Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Daisy Ten
ney, Mrs. Ed. Hickey and Miss Hattie
Styles of Royalton.
Mrs. Harold Gambell of BARNARD has
been spending several days at Amos Leav-
tits, going from there to Bellows Falls,
where they are to reside.
Miss Harriet Taggart was in Royalton
last week to help make some arrange
ments in the house where they expect to
move sometime next month.
Among those who are confined to the
house with grip are FL. G. Allen, Miss
Lou Allen and Will Flint. Mrs. III. T.
Blake has also been i'll.
Frank Gould is suffering with felon
on one forefinger and an abscess on the
other. DIR. Fletcher lanced them both
Sunday and they are somewhat better.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-23
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia u. PINK
han1's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands OF
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
lion, fibroid tumors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness or nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-23
The Food sor Poultry in Winter.

Much time and money have been spent
in what seems an almost vain endeavcr--
to make hens produce eggs in cold weaf b.
er. IL requires but little experience with
poultry to learn the fact that, under or
binary circumstances, hers cannot pro-
duee SIS many eggs in winter as IN sum-
mer. Summer is the natural time for the
laying OF eggs, and in order TO increase
winter production there must he repre-
daced for the fowls as nearly as possible
conditions that exist in summer. Wal
ter +. Crawford Of North Vassalboro.
Me-, has apparently tried TO do this, so
far as feeding his fowls is concerned.
Here il letter from him. Pages
Perfected Poultry Food is better han you
claimed il was, and | would not try to
keep hens another winter without it,
Anyone sending his address on a pos
tsl card to c. $. Page. Hyde Park, VT,
and mentioning this paper, will receive
BY mail, free, Postpaid, a sample package
OF "Page's Perfected Poultry Food
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-23
TUK BRIDGE

Charles Boardway was in town Saturday
and Sunday.
will H. Ballou visited in Ciaremont, y.
f., a few days last week.
7 Mrs. c. r. Ballcu, who has been quite
i'll, is slowly improving.
Miss Ethel futile of Boston is visiting
at her fathers, Frank futile.
DIR. Hayward has been attending DR..
Marshall OF Chelsea the past week.
Earl Hutchinson has given up bis school
at South Royalton on account OF illness.
Charles Rogers, wife and daughter Wis
tied at Rolla Pierce's the first of the week.
Thirteen new candidates were initiated
into the Grange last week Tuesday at a
special meeting.
A big team full went up to Chelsea last
week Tuesday evening to attend the mas
querace promenade.
George Sumner IL getting out a large
stock of ice. Roila Pierce and Frank
Jones are at work for him.
Orrin Lyford from East Randolph is
moving onto the Amos Cushman place to
work for Adelbert Cushman.
Don't forget the masquerade promenade
to he held at the Town ball Friday even
ing, Jan. "a. All come and have q good
time.
Horace Griffith OF DeKaib, ILL.,, died
Jan. 4, at the home OF his niece, Mrs.
Frank Sutton, OF Athens, Pa, from heart
failure. He was 75 years of age.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-23
NORTH TuNeRIoee

Mrs. Caroline Grant visited in STAFFORD
one day last week.
Mrs. y. II. Austin, who was very sick
last week, is recovering.
George Coy, who has for some weeks
been under the Doctors care, is able to
ride out.
Miss Mae Woods of Bethel, who recent
ly visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alba
Woods, has now returned to her work.
By mistake it was reported in the Chel-
sea items that Frank Libby and wife had
hired out TO work for York Whitney and
sons. 1t was orson Whitney instead.
News was received here from Leomins-
ter, Mass, that Charles Robinson, an old
time resident here. had passed away. His
remains will be brought here for inter
meat. lie was the last one OF his family.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-23
Capital Savings Bank
and Trust Company,
Montpelier, yerment.
Total Assets, SI,A5,654.64.
Capital, SIGa,e90.

Interest paid depositors, Per cent.
per cent the fret day OF January and two
per cent the first day Of July.
Depositsry for the State Of Vermont and
City OF Montpelier.
The number OF deposits received and
paid daily through the mails, without
loss. shows the safety and convenience oI
banking by mail
TrEnsscts general banking and trust
business. Money loaned On promissory
notes Of three responsible parties. or
bonds, hank books ana other collateral a..
errities, and on :rst Mortgages Of real g.
tate.
T. ]. DEAvirT. President;
ALBERT JOHONSOTr. Vice Pres:
A. }. SHELLEY, ID Vice President:
FRANK =. SMITH. Treasure
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-23
SOUTH srocksRupce

WV ~ . b0SNOob0oG
L. w. Newell had a phone installed in
his home Saturday.
Mrs. E. c. Mills has been mum bered
with the sick ones.
Mrs. Joe Bennett is added to the list Of
sick ones and called the doctor Saturday
F. A. Thayer of Woodstock was at the
farm with his family q couple Of days last
week.
Mrs. Reyes, the elderly lady, has beer
suffering from an attack of pieurisy re-
Gently.
VIM. II. Edmunds and Mr.. Clifford oil
Bethel were in No-town Thursday on bus.
mess.
Mrs.. Burnett Goodsle has been q vic.
tim Of the grip the past week, also Mrs.
Feno, the woman that works for her.
Harry Morse is visiting in Montpelier
and New Hampshire while of duty with
his injured hand. His wife and son are
spending the time with her parents in
Barnard.
From Daily Evening item, Lynn, Mass,
Thursday, Jan. LEY Wants $4,000 for
lost affections. Edward c. Longley sues
Geo. g. Evans for alternating wife's affec
tons, also files libel to secure divorce.
The many friends of both parties are
sorry to learn of such an unpleasant state
OF affairs in the Longley household as
both parties we're born and brought up as
neighbors in this vicinity. As they grew
up and attended school together they
grew nearer and dearer to one another
and finally it eliminated, as most love
affairs usually do, ia marriage. They
started out with bright future ahead, as
they were both bright, active young peo-
pie and much liked by all for their kind
winsome ways, but the finish is the same
old story we are too often called to hear
unfaithfrlness to sacred marriage vows.
sTocKBRlDoE
Mrs. George Mills was quite i'll last
week.
There was no preaching at Union
church: Sunday.
Charles Allen and Will Manning were
on the sick list last week.
Rolla Guernsey OF Windsor was guest
at A. e. Bakers last week.
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nor
ton was very sick last week.
There was dance at Fred Powen's FRI
day evening which was well attended.
Miss Bessie Sawyer and Charlie Church
of Hancock visited Mrs. Carl Nefi Sun
day.
George Mills has been at home from
Woodstock several days on account OF
sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Holland and
daughter, Marion, were in noSnester a
day last week.
Mrs. John Durkee and Mrs. Frank
Putnam were quite ill with the grip last
week, also Mrs. John Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Baker, Mrs. Carl
Neff and Frank Guernsey were in Roch-
ester Thursday TO attend the funeral Of
their brother and uncle, Amos Guernsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. b. Fish ana Mr. and
Mrs. Theron Robinson were in Rochester
Friday evening TO attend the goth we'd
ding anniversary OF SIR. and Mrs. George
Baker
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