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The Springdale news., 1915-06-25
THAT NOTE TO GERMANY.
(Sam Buseler.)

Are We going to declare war against Germany? If so, it doesn mean that we are to have much fight ang There will be but few if any battles There will be but few if any ships sunk. There will be but few if any men killed. Then why declare war f none of these things are to take place.
 There will be no final victory now no fighting until the nations are ex. haust ed and no capital cities taken. Nothing of the kind. The two great nations going to war have no such nations going to war have no such views in mind Then what are they going to do? What does the United States hope to gain by a declaration of war?
 am sorryt o say the things she hopes to gain are not as commend. able as they should be First. We are now breaking the neutrality ot nations by aiding and abetting the nations at war in Europe. \ declara tion of war would be an excuse to send more munitions, more food-stuff and more assistance ever there. We might even send q regiment or two all the way to the Fatherland for ap- pearance sake Of course the papers would come out with big headlines telling Of the achievements won, the victories to be gained. All this would work up an interest at home. It would inject new life into the ar my and navy. Great sacrifices would be made. The price of everything go up especially the necessaries o1 life and all peaceful pursuits be turn ed into those of war.
 Second. the army would be increas- ed. We are having a strenuous time to get our men and boys to enlist. We read of the terrible War in Eu- rope. The nations engaged. the mum Der killed and wounded, the many diseased and dying in the trenches. We hear of prisons and prisoners, suffering and death until our boys are becoming scarce. But a declara. tion of war would overcome all this. Men would enlist by the hundred and by the thousand until our army woult number million or two
 Army drill and army discipline would be the order of the day.
 Interest n common things would be flung to the wind, and war would be the one theme engaging our at tention. The result would be q large well disciplined army, vel equipped and ready for any emergen-
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25

produce none of the good things of life. They do not toil, neither do the worry where the next meal is coming from, yet they live in palaces, and riie in million dollar yachts. Their wealth is secure for many genera tions.
 Do you want these things to contin- ue? Then throw up your hat and yell for war Be true patriot for once and believe yourself in the right and everybody else in the wrong.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25
Bilious Attacks.

When you have bilious attack your liver fails to perform it's fune- tiens You become eonstipated. The The food you eat ferments in your stomach instead of digesting. This inflames the stomach and causes nau sea vomiting and a terrible headache Take chamberlain's Tablets They will tone up your liver. clean out yoar stomach and you will soon be as well as ever They only eost= a quarter. Obtainable everywhere.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25
Greatly Benefited by Chamberlain's
 Uiniment

T have used Chamberlain $ Lini- ment for sprains, bruises and rheu- matte pains, and the great benefit received justifies my recommending il in the highest terms. writes Mrs. Florence Slife. Wabash. Ind If you are troubled with Pneumatic pains yol will certainly be pleased with prompt relief which Chamber lain : Liaiment fords. obtaiHable everyw here.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
 Diarrnoea Remedy

This is a remedy that every family should be provided with, and es- pecially during the summer months. Think Of the pain and suffering that must be endured when medicine must be sent for or before relief can be obtained. This remedy is thoroughly reliable. Ask anyone who has used 1t. Obtainable everywhere
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25

Teathing babies always have a hard time of it when this process oc- CUTS in hot weather. They not only have to contend with painful gums blt the stomach is disordered. bow s loose and the body uncomfortable The best help you can give the lit tie sufferer is MeGEE.S BABY ELIX- ER IL corrects sour stomach, eools and quiets the bowels and helps di- gestion Price 25c, and 5oc per bot tie. Sold by N. c Ownbey
 'I saw it in The News
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25

A regular morning operation of the bowels puts you in fine shape for the days work. If you miss it you feel uncomfortable and cannot put vim into your movements. For all bowel irregularities HERBINE is the remedy It purifies, strengthens and regulates. Price 50c. Sold by W. G. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25

The name-Doan inspirse eonfi- denee-Doan,s Kidney Pills for kid hey ills. Doan's Ointment for skin itching Doans Regulets for a mild laxative Sold at all drug stores.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25

Percy Noodles says that when he asked the capitalists daughter if her father was in favor of friendlier re- la.ions with Argentina. she said she rackoned so-mama being blonde.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25

Dyspepsia is Americas curse. To restore digestion normal weight, good health and purify the blood, use Burdock Blood Bittsre. Sold at all drug stores. Price S1.00.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25
.I saw it in The News.
SSESSOR'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that I shall attend the following places on the dates named for the purpose of as- sessing real and personal property and per capita tax for the year l9l3:
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25

Most of Us would be more favor ably disposed towards wealth if We had opportunity to get on familiar terms with ii.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25

The rising generation should be a wise one. considering the questions We older ones have 10 answer for the youngsters.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25

Ideal weather is the kind We hap pen to want at the tine-and it nev- CT happens that we have just the kind we want.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25

Formerly woman had no vote. Now in some states sae has sey yeral- her own and those of the members Of the household
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25

The respect of your enemies is more 10 be desired than the faint praise and flabtery of your friends.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25

r FdytIttVHIe .. .JUIy 70 lO AUX.
 Those wishing to assess real estate will be required to furnish correct description of same.
 Time will be taken at each place tt go to next appointment. J. l.. Harris, Assessor. May 1st. 1915.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25
Restored to Coed Health.

T was sick for four years with stomach trouble writes Mrs. Otto Cans. zanesyille. Ohio. T lost weight and felt so weak hat I al most gave up hope of being cured. A friend told ne about Chamber tils Tablets. and since using two bottles Of them have been q well woman. Obtainabe everywhere
 When a man has bill to meet aai goes to someone to whom he has loaned money, he not oniy cant borrow any there, but can't get back what he loaned
The Springdale news., 1915-06-25
THtRTY.Sx FOR g CENTS.

If t happened. it's in T>e News.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24

S5rdulsin Sobbouie urisiit: I'D
ntnns bi,iss 2oseripfsm eine
@ir auamttit i'm grpBeu.
am bdrteften fpsrbsn bic 8inber ras
bon betroffsn. sic tpelfen in Der
fur6tboren !SiBe unb infolge Der I'M.
~9eniigencen unb unsesisneten Rab
runs. 9enn bic tdslihe Rdtipn fir
cine Jumilie beitonb nrr aus einem
baIben pfunp Jlsif9 nit anc6en
unb 5ett, 2 llnstn 8offes, u pfunb
erobem Mebl, elmer 3p0lftel Dole
fonbenfsrtsr Mild, 2 llnSen s3uder
unb p hinge Snls. 5riiber CAB es
nod z &artoffeln fir z perfpnep,
nber bas fpdr isit lanssm nidt mehr
m0sIid. 2lud Seife NOR nidt gu
bei4affen. Snfolsebeifen sntftonb
Sppbus.
Bel einem ipGteren geftl6e fanb
Jrdulein Sobbuuie in einem 3eIt elm
6 Monote altes ainb nuf BEN @boBe
Der Wutter iierbenb. Der Opitor
battle ibm am Rorssn elm pnIber
seseben, ieitbem bate es ni6ts
mebr gu iid senpmmen. 3rpei ober
brei nnbere ainber lasen matt uno
franz in bemielben Self. Sn benz
nd6iten 3elt lag elm MGbden bon
81 Sabrsn iterbenb auf elmer 8abre.
Der Batter tniets neben ibm, pGbs
rsnb i'm 3elt baneben feline Jrau Elm
iedsidbrises 8inb beipadte. oos aud
i'm Sterben lag, unO elm fiinfjGbriges
8inb, bas babiniie9te. DieIes pnar
bate fdon bret &inoer i'm Sofpitul
perloren. pSn etnem anberen 3eIte
fanb tb Elm bier Sabre altes 8ino,
fdon brei Mpnate frant. Gs ipur
elm lieber tleinsr 3erl, unb man Iab
nidts BON i6m als feline sroben braus
men 4isen unb feline ipeiben 3Gbne,
bic 2ippen iparen 10 biinn setporbsn,
bab er tie ni6t mebr fdIieBen tonns
te, Der tleine a0rper mar tpie aus
gemerselt. Der &leine bate nod
friider Mild seiammert, aber ma
tiirIi9 mar feline basetpeien, bic so
&iibe bes 2asers gaben nir bier Gie
msr, unb ba tDnnen Iie ii6 bentsn,
pisbiel fir jehsn iibris bIieb."
3uiommsnfaiienb iast 5rdulein
Spbbouie: pGs lit cine mertpiirbige
Sbee, boil unb Bis ins Sn>
nerte perrpttet, iiberall in
biefen Hepubliten srobe ODE Riebers
Iaifunsen BON 2euten gu griinben,
bic man 5Iii9tlinse nennt unb bic
man al beidiiben bebauptet, ipel9e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
Die Mat anf england,

mir Ieisn in einer 8erlinsr Sci,
rlns: .Msin ~7SiGbrigtr Better bat ft
bur1 feline Interchangeable Diit nnl
rie ensidnoer gu bsifrlsenbsm ytuss
brud ieiner GebnIl6t beseiitern LAT,
i'm. @ielleidt babsn Sic ;rsenbnr
Gin pIGBhen fir ben 9lbbrud1. Dem
Ronns tonn eebolfen fpsrben, fas.
SaSu bic S9riftleituns. psn1 lie
ouh font an parpbien feline 6elpns
fers Grsube bot. lter i'm porIie,
genben 5alI pollen nnb miiifen mir
cine 4usnabme mahen, bd mir bi.
electromagnetic Mut" Inn innerft.n
9ersen mitfiiblsn! Tie 8erie lou.
ten:
8ennt ibr bas Gnnb. mo 5rOmmig-
teii gebeibt,
Wo man ben Sonntaa aana Der
Rir9s tnsibt,
Wo GILES %burdbnis respeftabeI lit,
8eileibe niemanb nit benz Weffet
iBt2
aennt ibr es noble Dnbin, babin
WD4f i'd NIT eu9, ibr Gnglono.
freunbe, Sieb'n.
&ennt ibr bies 2anb2 BOIL Seu6Ier
lit es br9,
DEM bic Moral bat bort Elm qroBss
God.
Rnr pfunb unb G9iIling betet man
bort an,
limb andre ausSunuben 1T fsin plan
&ennt ibr es noble cabin, babin
MoHt i'd nit eu4, ibr blaiten SUM
gen, sieb'n.
Sebt ibr es ppbl, pie feline auesn
gliib'n
Wenn bic &aitanien Eel ben onbern
bliib'n?
Damn i6nut es eifrig mad benz Dunn.
men nus,
Der ibm i'm. 9erbft bic 5rii6ie f6a5fi
ins !Saus.
8ennt ibr es noble 9abin, babin
W09t' i'd nit eu9, felbsraue Sun.
gen, aieG'n.
9ennf Dill bas aanb, ipo man ON
beiten liist,
Sum ei9nen RuBen ollie @elt betriiat,
Wo Better @rsp persniist mad bril-
ben fdaut,
Wo allies ii6 fir gnslanbs Sci.
perbouf2
&ennt ou es noble Dabin, babin
WO6p i'd nit Dir. . bide 8erta
sieb'n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
AIbioas sbande IN sidsAfriAa.
Die gsidiate Der binaemorSefen 26,37O
Hurenfranen unb Snrentinber.

Mis niele amerituner, pel9e bsute
bic poor Belgians" beiammern,
srinnern ii9 nod baran, Dab in BEN
ipniDosrisrtsn geiansenenIaeer gu
MnSerfonpille i'm Staate @epreia
ipGbrenb bes einen Mpnats ausuit
1864 iiber a9 tSebntaafenb
geIangene Splonten aus benz Norben
Der 9ereinisten Stnaten benz Suns
9srtpbs DsrfdlIen iinb2 @ie piele
Mmeritaner piiieH Oapon. ober ipols
len bnpon ptIien, bob ibrs beuti9en
Treunpe, bic Gnaldnber, Dor
ionm SpDlf Sabren nitt ipeniser alb
26,370 8nrenfrauen unb 8urentins
Der in ben 9onaentrationslasern in
Childbirth In Der sralIamffen Weife
blra Sunssr unp 9urft au spbs
gtbrddt babena &it6ener, Der ges
feierte !Selb 8ritannisns, 1T aIs Der
llrbeber bieies srauiisen Maiienmprs
BEG an unfdulbiaen 5rauen unb 3ins
bern ansuieben. Die MGnner unb
Batter bieier Spfer ftonben i'm &riese.
nm ibre Sreibeit unb ibr @ieentum
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24

Ser 8eri6t elmer pornebmen eng
lGnberin Mlib @miIn 5pbbpufe
an ben 2onopner 5ilfsausf6ub iiber
bas &it8enerI6e &onsentrotionslager
BON 8loemfontein folst bier:
an einem sliibenb beiBen Naf
mittas betrat i9 bas Eager, in BEN
fait 1000 Menfden, baruilter muir
rpcnise MANNER, rnb iiber 900 Rims
Der iparen. @s ipdr teins fieine 4ufe
gabe, ii9 in einem 9orfe pon 3elten
pbne Strobennamen ober Nummern
suredtaufinben. 5telen sic ii9 Die
SiBe anberbalb Der 3elte unb bic
Slut in ibnen Dor. SD iudte cine
Jram beren Sdpefter ia in &aps
ftabt setrpffen bate. Wir faben
auf aufgerpllten ipollenen 8eden IN
ibrem 3eIte, nnb bic Some bronnte
burd bic etnfahe 3eltlsinpanb, unb
olles mar bid unO i6parS bon Jlies
gen bebedt; tein Stubl, tein Slid,
fein &aum bafiir, nur cine aufses
ri9tete SannenhoIStiite, bic als tleine
Speiietommsr biente. Sn bieiem
tleinen 3elte lebte bic Srau NIT 5
&inbertt nnb einem fleinen Rafferns
bienItHdbaen. @iele 3elte baben
nod mebr 8epobner. Sn Resennd9s
ten ftr6mt bas WdIer burd bic
2einiponb in bic 3elte unb our9s
tpei4t bic ipplienen 0eden, auf benen
bic aeute lieeen. Wdbrenb mir 70
suiammen iaBen, froa cine siftise
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24

(bie @olbieIber Bel Sobonnisbura
unb bic 9idmanten BON &imberIep)
al p~erteiDisen eegen bic 9aubluf Der
Notion, ipelde beItdnbis .SumanitD"
fdreit unb ebenfo ftetig cine golitit
ridfidtsloieiter HaubIuit geaen bic
gail5s Mttipelt berfpIst bot. Die
Briten iinb meter ni9ts aIs elm
RGubsrpolt, pie bas ia aud, bieier
Melttries misher befpiefen bot.
SIN Sabre 1914 lit bei gloen,.
fpntein i'm ebemaliesn Oraniea6reis
ffant bon SiiboFrita Elm 9enfmol
ppn ben Bnren erribtet porben, mel
Ges bic Mittpelt erinnern foll an
iene fiirhterIihe 51anofat Der Gna.
l6nber. gs Bat LANCE aebauert. Bis
bic s6umanitpa Ration ibre 3uitim
mung al BEN Ban eeben mubte.
Rolitii6e @riinbs, Oas 8etrs6sn, Bic
8ursn nit Der enelif6en Serridoft
o%nssniDbners gaben idIhblid Sen
Mlsidlas. Die llnteridrift IN
hplldnoifGer Spra6s. ipelbe iibris
gems aud fir BE msifsn Gtutfden
Ies6nr in, ersdblt bon BEN Sdidfol
jener llnfdnIbissn IN falidten @ors
ten, Dos DentmoI ffebt anfredt ia.
Die inrdtbare Sat fnnn nidt abb
geleu9Het perben. Infer Bib in
mad elmer Photographic eessi6net.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
1offrss befe.

Sn ben nGeipaiser Neueiten aad<
rihten" eraablt Or. Mar Rolpff, Der
Dor 5tpon5ig Sabren i'm peftli9en
Suoan an einem Rriess5ug gemeins
fam init benz oanaligen OberftIeuts
nant Soffre, BEN beutigen @eneras
lifimus Der fransDii9sn armee,
te%ilgenpmmen bat, uno beri6tet boz
BET folsenbe nette @ef9i9te: Die
Acknowledgements iparen fat ale
trant unb eri9Dpft. fein einsiger BON
linen bat Die &iiite ipieber errei6t.
8lei9 mad Der Intunft Soffres per-
lteb ih nit elmer &olonne BON a6t3ia
Senegalfduben untsr benz &ommons
DO oes !Sauptmanns 9llir (iebt Sc,
neraD Segu; Soffre i9loB ii9 oieier
8olonne an 10 baB mir nllr brei
Guropder puren. Quf oieIem ,3uae
perloren mir Die geiamte Baggage, Elm
Steg ii6er eineil Observation-Disclosures
Nebenflub Oes bigger bra9 suIam.
men, dls ii6 uniere SrGger bdraui
befanNen; ipdter, Bel Dem @efe9t bel
gohe, perloren mir ben Reit unierer
@dbleiisteiten, 10 boB mir an Rleis
bunssitiiden nidts me6r beiuBen a!s
oas, mas mir auf Sem 2eibe bat
ten. Soffre bate bamais muir cine
9oIe, Die in febr befeftem S3ufanbe
Eno f9on mebrfa9 seflidt ipproen
mar. Seoesmdl, Denn er 81 pferbe
fiee, tam Elm neller Rib binau; intis
ne paren ni6t better, un0 oft ilidten
mir sesenfeitig uniere SpIen, fpenn
Der anbere Elm 8n0 ndbm.
Ra9 rei9IiG brei @oden aelanq
es nns, BON einem maurii1en SGnos
Ter Elm Stiid blaues Snbisoseua su
criteben fir cine Barre GteinidIs,
pas iiblide 3dblunssmittel i'm Gu
Dan. Iber einen G1neiber beidben
mir ni9t bel, Der &oIonne, es murbe
alp &riegsrdt gebolten nno berats
i6last, fpie man cine pole auf9neis
oct. Der Stpff tplrbe am 8ooen
au~sgebreitet, bic .6oie Spffres, Der
bamaIs f9on 5isuIif tprpulent pSr,
DardufgeIest, uno nit einem i@ars
fen SdbeI tpuroe bic Spie sugel@nits
fen, better augeidst. Gin Senegdlnes
ger ndbte Die Stiids 3uiammen, lno
Soffre bate mieoer cine rele iolibe
9oie, bic freili6 ni6t na9 Der neiles
ten Mpbe ipdr, SIN 6riibiobr 1918
lernte i6 in sunis our1 einen opri
anIGHigen 8euff1en ben General
Biitor tennen; bon bieIem b1rte ih
rints cages, baB Der GeneraliFimus
Soffrs nbenbs eintreffsn ipiiroe. I'm
ben tombinierten 2anos unb 5Ipt>
t%enmonDpern BET 8Bertd beisupobs
men. General piitor er5ablte sSoffre
bel ieiner 4ntunft, baB Elm alter
gstannter aus Dem Guoan in Sunis
Ifei. Soffre lieB mid in Ieinem guto
nus meinem SpteI boIen, nnb i'd mar
bierunoSncnsa Stnnoen lana fem
I8ait. Natiirlih tauidien mir oIts
riineriinsen aug, unb Ct ersdblts
mir bei oieier 6sfsgenhsif. baB Ct Sic
6sfpnBts SDie raT aug stnStntsn
nufbstpobrt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24

S6Ianee berein, Sic i6 init meinem
Sonnenidirm ansriff unb bic ipdier
Elm Mnnn tDtete. Cine Srau eripar.
tete in brei @oden TIRE Iieoertunft,
muBts aui benz bloBen 8pbeu Iieaen,
bis tie iteif iinb numb mar, ilnb re
fpaf bontbar, als id ibr cine Mas
trnbe peri6affte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24

fi6 ober islblt ariegssefangeue men
nen, gepaltfnm 5uriidgebalten tpers
ben unb ben S6ub perabi6euen.
Seoe bieier 5omilien bat ibren Sum;
mer: 8erluit binter ii9, armut por
ib unb in Der Sesenpnrt &rontbeit,
@ntbeDrung unb Sob. Giniae limb
'tnmpf, einlge pie geldbmt, einige in
5rGnen aufselDit. anoere Itumm uno
trGnenlos, nrbere pieber boil aliis
benben Stolses, gefansene Inn bes
&oterlonoes nilleR 3u iein."
S6lieBlid sd5lt 5rGuIein !Spbs
boufe Die 9inge auf, bic am bdrte
ten briidten: MoItgel an 6euerung
Tin Springfontein beiaten bic Srouen
nit getrpdnetem 09ienbiinaer unb
u~ntrout), Mangel an getten unn
Matroben Ole grpbe Mebraobl Iaq
duf benz 8ooen), ManssI an SEIZE,
lnseeisnete Nobrpng mabiaes SIeiTn
tupfriser, untrinf6orer Saffee), fou
les @aiier, ueberfilluns az getfp
men in einem tleinen 3slte), USonael
an aletoern, Stubsn uno Seden.
Die ianitaren Ginri9iungen fparen
in einem 3uitonbe, baB man ii@ If
ren iar NIT perbanbener Raie nd
bern tonnte. Sie Sterblidfeitssif
ier in ben meiiten 2agern NOR bod.
in gloemfpntein itarhen an eineri
Sonntos 10 Srauen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24

mir fiieen nod 3pei 8ilber iibsr
bic @reuel Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Bel, tpelde fran50fif4e aiinfts
Ter pGbren6 ienss &rieses seSeidref
baden, fopie cine aarritatur bss
2lnbberabatf6 sur 8enn3ei9nuns
Der britiiden tSeudelei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24
9as 9cnfmal in ~slOcmiOntein.

lleberiesnug pbi9er Gcufmalsauts
fdrift: Nm nnIere Selbinnen unh liebeu
Ainoer. .&ein 8iIe gcldebe". 8icIes
MntiunaIbeutmal lit erridtet sur @rins
neruug on Die 26.370 Srduen rino Gius
Der, Die in ben Observation-Disclosures
unraeiommeu iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-24

Dn 8nffHrit Der, BiRenidnft 8ranS6ffte @ariiatur bolt Sean Seber auf bic
aonsentratbnsnen, aus Der Barrier iatriihen gSodenidrit
.aaHiehe au beuu" bonn Sabr8ang 1901.
anthdpr 8eridt aus bmt ghrenties an bas 2onocner arRssamt: 49,. Se
a.fanssnsa Buren, nuO IN srobea ge9saen untereebradt ipO@g uO BORT tmSem
klot bic edinSets, uno 5neIeihG fferGe llmaalnlrsa Siels lgetattet. ben
0efnneenem freRn Gusbid. ub fe 9euieben 10 Die Suntou Der SribeuN
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-10-08

caught a bad cold, which finally
caused his death.
About 35 couples enjoyed them
selves last Friday evening, Oct. 1st., ,
at the Mardi-Gras dance in the Stew
art House dining room, a large
number of out-of-town people being
present from Lyndonville, St. Johns
bury, Barton and from other points
west on the Grand Trunk. The man
agement will give another novelty
dance in the near future.
A get-together meeting of the K.
of P. of the local lodge and those of
the surrounding towns will be held
here Friday, Oct. IL. Weather per-
hitting, there will be field sports in
the afternoon at the shooting range,
baseball, etc. In the evening the
rank of knight will be exemplifed,
in long form, by team composed
of past chancellors of the district.
Grand Lodge officers will be present
and the event promises much enjoy
ment and benefit to every member
who will attend.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-10-08
A NEW LINE OF
Ladies' NECKWEAR
IF. JONES, DRY GOODS

Two hundred and thirty-seven car
loads of wheat passed through tbs
point during the past week, en- route
from the West to Portland, for ex-
port. Two huge vessels of one of
the warning nations in Europe are
expected to dock soon and cargo the
bulk of this consignment.
Owing to an increase in business
the office of general yard master has
been reestabiished. T. F. Butler ex-
night agent, is acting as day yard
master. This change relieves the
agent, w. A. Gleason of these duties
which he has handled in a most able
manner during the past few months.
H. E. AIdrich is acting as night
agent.
Abe Bailey died at Mrs. Letourne-
aus boarding house on Pherring
street last Tuesday morning. The
funeral was held Wednesday fore
noon at nine o'clock. Mr.. Bailey suf-
fered sunstroke early last summer
and never quite recovered. He walk
ed to Newark one day last week and
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chester and Boston. Mrs Hugh
Carr, Mr.. Carr's mother, accompan-
led them on the return trip.
Mrs. George Dale of Waterbury,
VT, and Mrs. John Donrelly of
Groveton, N. H., are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Frank Russell and their
mother, Mrs. Mary Lefebvre.
The following are cars delivered
by Fred Paquette, jr., since Sept,
20: H. H. Hobson 1916 Maxwell;
John Boutin, Lake. VT, Dodge;B B. c..
Damon, Dodge; j. E. Latin, Buick;
VIM. Blessitte, Averill, VT, Buick.
The chicken thief or thieves who
are operating in this vicinity had
better cease such outrages. Suspicion
points to certain parties and unless
there is a stop to these measly thefts
arrests may be made in the near
future.
Alpha Amey, who is attending
St. Johnsbury academy, spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Amey at the Stewart
House. She was accompanied by
foul girI friends who are also attend
ing the academy.
/ Leander F. Currier, who had a
finger removed on account of blood
poisoning some time ago, had to un-
dergo another operation Monday,
having several small bones removed.
Mr.. Currier is doing quite nicely at
the present writing.
Miss Christie Furber of Caanan,
Me-, who has been visiting Mrs. j.
W. Thurston the past two weeks, re-
turned to her home Saturday, ac-
companie1 by Mrs. Thurston as far
as Portland, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. j. L. Watson.
F. C. Potter of Richmond was in
town, Monday, accompanied by his
father-ih-law, Mr.. Jennings. Mr..
Potter returned Tuesday; Mr..
Jennings will remain here to superin-
tend repairs which are being made
on one of Mr.. Potter's rents.
The next big feature at the Idle
Hour theatre will be Charles Dick
ems masterpiece, David Copper
field, " in seven parts. See the best
child actor of the movies. A striking
living picture Of Dickens life. After
five weeks of success in fremont
Temple, Boston, Mass.