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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-01-08
De MoNTLUc A TRUE GAScON
eharaueor Of Romantic Soldier Illus
tratsd by an Incident During the
siege of Sienna.

Blaiss de Montluc was a soldier and
marshal of France who fought
through half the sixteenth century.
Like . true Gascon, as he was, he
added to his great physical qualities
courage, high spirits and an unquench-
able gaisty, which distinguished him
above soldiers Of graver mold. He
was the vsritabls captain of his soul
In the Italian wars Blaise de Mont
hue commanded the defense of Sienna
turing the prolonged siege. When the
town was reduced to few ounces of
bread daily, Blsiss was overcome with
sickness, and had himself carried
about in q chair muffied up in furs.
But perceiving that the inhabitants,
especially the women, were thus rem
dered apprehensivs of their fate should
ne dle,"--so runs the excerpt from De
Montlue'B commentaries" The cell
ed for a pair Of crimson ~.aVet
braeches, laid over with gold lace,
very finely cut, for they were nade at
time when he was forsoot. in love.
He put on a doublet of the same, and
q shirt of crimson silk and gold twist;
then q buff collar over which he put
bis arms. very finely gilt"
e. He was ut that time wearing gray
and white, "in honor Of fair lady to
whom he was q servant when he had
leisure" SO he put on hat of gray
silk, with q gray silver hatband, and
O plume of heron's feathers set with
silver spangles.
He also put on q short cassock Of
gray velvet, garnished with little
o,ates of silver at two fingers distance
from one another, and lined with cloth
of silver, all open between the plates"
Then he rubbed his face with
Greek wine till he brought little
color into his cheeks, and drank a
small draugkt with a little bit OF
bread.
HE then looked at himself in the
glass, strutted before his officers,
though he had not the strngth to kill
q chicken, and rode through the town
TO the great comfort Of all beholders.'
-.-YGuth's COMPANION.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-01-08
MARATHON UP A MOUNTAIN
TmtSof Endurance for porous Swiss
Athletes Is Race Up the
Stanserhorn.

A Marathon race up & mountain in
tho Swiss Alps is & >ee. u endurance
to which only tie moat vigorous
among professional mount@neers
would care to submit themselves.
The first event Of this kind took
place the other day. and despite the
obvious difficulties, proved great sue
cess. The mountain selected was the
Stanssrhorn, s.23s feet above tbs sea
level, and tina diHarsne IA altitude TO
be covered was roughly A.7ea feet: the
starting paint, the Hsaan town OF STAINS,
being some 1.beo fees ahovs the sea.
About 1.5ee spsctstors took the
isaieular railway up the mountain
side, or made a ieisarsig ascent Oh
toat to cheer the winnsG. who proYcE
10 be Karl Hug. young Swiss Alpin-
lst Of Alpnach. his time being / hour
and 4 minutes. Ethe second arrival
took eight minutes lpE ger, and the last
Of the 81 competitors finished A. min
ates later.
The promoter OF the race was a
wealthy German who has offered val.
liable prizes and who rather fancied
himself for the chan pionship. He was
greeted with sympathetic cheers when
be arrived, putting and blowing at the
goal. half an hour after the last com
petitor, and inneoently asked IF any
of them had been 6. -hted yst."--New
York Sun. - =
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-01-08
NORTH STRATFORD

] Representative Aaron E, Stew
| ems LETT for Concord Tuesday
| morning to attend to his legislative
| duties for the coming session..
All of the girls attending Normal
| School at Plymouth and KetLe
| leftEMonday for the last semester
The young women OF the town,
who are teaching else where, also
returned to their schools.
An effort Is being made, through
the w. C. T. U. Circle, to prepare
barrel of warm clothing for the
war sufferers Partly worn cloth.
ing, in good condition, also money
to buy outing flannel Tor childrens'
clothing. is solicited. A meeting
to sew on tiki wa X is set 'or Fcl.
day afternoon at Mrs. Watts
home and a genera I'v''atlon ].
exten ded to the entire CON nlnit'
to hell in this good cause. Con-
tlibut ions may be left with MIS-
Watts, or at the parsonage.
The New Years ball Thursday
evening was one grand success
About Is couples were in the grand
march. leel by Mr.. aud Mrs. Percy
Da1bet:. The concert, from 3 to {
o'clock, W as very largely attended
by loca al people. Several couples
from (1orh am, ,Lancas ter, Ber9in.
Groveton, Co1ebrook and West
Stewartstov vn were pres ent. Inc
supper was arranged by Joseph II
Hanson, as caterer, and was pre-
pared by Fra nix Newell, and the
menu was pr ononnced by all to be
'ne cot the bes t ever served i'll the
own. Tinker S Novelty 0 ches trA
If EST. Johnsb ury, furnished tive
music.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-01-08
he COULDN'T TAKE THE JOB
EetssIous Cracksman's Explanation OF
His Reason for Refusing an Easy
Part In Play.

An American philanthropist made
b, ,siness of getting jobs for men just
GU OF jail. A notorious craftsman
ca, ue to HIM with letter of introduo-
tio1 from the clergyman.
81 We the very thing you want" said
the philanthropist, when the jailbird
had dilated adequately and with pride
unon his exploits. "pll see my friend
Brieg T. Come around tomorrow morn
ing" -
The oraeiksman, encouraged by the
prospe ct of honest work, appeared
prompt " ut the appointed hour.
you 70 to 20 to work at once" said
the phil xnthroptst. my friend Is pro-
ducinx 4 nelodr. una. In 1t is scene
where a Burglar enters the room and
cracks a safe. all only take you a
few minu tsa, and y'ou don't have to
speak a vord-jnRt execute tne ]on
with the m mute detail that Will make
1t look real. Your ,sala ry will be $bo
q week"
The cow lot ,dolefully shook his
head. :.
Sorry cant take the sob. boss.
Cant takss III Why, it's tn chance
OF your life"
Cant help it. boss; I promis "a my
mother I'd never 90 on the staga
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-01-08
Estate of c. N. Dudley

STATE OF VERMONT, D1s<nlcr OF EssRx a.
IEE HosopABLR PRoRArE CoURr HoR TEE
DISTRICT EFlRHsAID;
TO an per, ons interested in the estate of
I. N. Dudley late Of Concord, in said District.
deceased, GRFnTINo.
WHEREAS. said Court has assigned the ard
gay OF. Re rlary Hext for Examining and al
lowing tie account of the adninistrstor of the
estate Of said deceased and for q decree Of the
re Iesiaue On said estate to the lawful claimants of
me same, and ordered that public notice there.
oI % gwen 70 all persons aserested in said
estaae by publishing this ORDER three weeks
t sue Ssslvely pretisus to the day assigned in
hshed at Brig hton in said District.
IHhAKFORR you are hereby motifs ed to ap--
pear al the Probate Office in IGui1dhsll In said
u tfst, on the day assigned, then and there to
contest the allowance OF said account If you see
cause, afd to establish your right as heirs,
legatess and lawful claimants to said re sidue,
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND, thisl1oth day of.pec
embeI, kp4.
Edwin o. CARL, Judge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-01-08

IN extraordinary story Of Q gam
hIiys tip from ths regions Of spirits
is tSa Of Siguor Crvssa, the station.
magtv at Cieignano, near Naples
sirnor G 'rotta speoulated one franc
at q wesIy.'y lottery, and now finds
himself in ca nseqnence the lucky win
ner Of $40 aA'. Or learning the good
tidings Crotta's first task was 10 tale
srorh +o ths Al, >otosats of the State
RAILWAYS his ras& snation- He Ii a
married man and i as q daughter who
IL a local seloolah tress. The ex-
stationmaster fs alss setting apart a
sum for masses ., bshA II Of his dead
aunt, whose ghost. he q, ows, appear
ed to him In the early b. vars 'i tns
fateful morning bidding hA u sAHDie
on four numbers which nhe revealed
to him, all OF which eventually proved
lucky ones.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-01-08
MORGAN CENT E
DEFER r ED

DEFER RED
Mrs. Freda Atkin 5 has returned
to her work at Stewa rtstown.
+ Lake Seymour close d over Dec.
p, giving. the skaters q "chance to
getA busy.
Mrs. Lila Bemis and. family OF
Island Pond, were in, town last
week.
Wllfred Delouria cut his foot
quite badly one day asst week,
while working for F. w Serb 'ner.
Will Buck is working for H. R.
Elliott.
ferley Atkins from East Charles
ton, visited friends here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. ELLIS OF
Groveton, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Burrc ,ughs.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-01-08
Agreed With Her.

A story 10 told concerning a famous
man of letters who visited Washing
ton and appeared at a dinner party.
He sat next to young girl, who rat.
tied away ut the famous man. He
wanted to talk to his hostess, but
hadnt q chance. The girl said to him.
'I'm awfully stuck on Shakespeare.
Don't you think he's terribly interest
insf" Everybody listened to hear the
great mans brilliant reply; for. AZ a
shakespearean scholar. he has few
peers. YES" he said solemnly, II
do think he II interesting. thingr he
II more than that. I think Sha kes
pears In just sizply too dear for any
thiAsf-
,~,.,-,.x - - 49,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-01-08

ShSsIONS OF rnk PRoAATE COURT FOX
LaA DISTRICT OF RaeEx wn1 10 held
~hews during the year :su:
At Guildhall ON the 6rst saay
eses menth in the fsxenSsn.
At Brighton, On the hrst wsdHesAay0 January
April, Jaly and October in the afternoon.
At Lunenburg on the fret Thursday of Jaua
airy, April, July and October In. the forenoon.
Al Concord in the Afternoon of each of
same days.
specIai sessions will be held at any place
the District by agreement.
Address communicating to GuiIdhali ofac
to E. W. WyInan, Register; to Canaan to ED
WIN o. CARLL. JUDGE
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-01-08

The crew of the ship Inversvos re-
lated q gruesome tale of the sea on
their arrival at Queenstown the other
day from Wallarsoo laden With wheat.
When rounding Cape Horn. the atten-
ton of the crew was directed 70 quite
. large number u alhatTossss, and
other sea birds. fighting over Q dark
object In the water. with the aid of
telescopes. II was seen that the birds
vsre diving ut the dead bady of q
Nman. who had been drowned. IT
y seen that the clothes On the
"a 70 had been torn, and that the
~. 20. had picked large pieces Of flesh
tvs tAs remains. The wes&hsr waa
and nothing could be done to
.. The bsAy in ordsr to give II
Ianant
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-01-08
&slns.
Figs and r.

FtAs anu ~ wwnu rnfaa fb "A
Consul Horton at SIN. >r -.
. -, neio.M ~ S' 0r this year
u"~.es INC 90 nnn o.oh (S7.164, 00o
~ ADou. 'vo,vov ea'n.A' w1t $4,000
camel loads (3s,082.500 poun ~ lam
from what hS has been able 49,.
1t seems that exporters and :.
mostly are trying to keep the CT -.
ports ut = low figure in order t 80
able to begin with high prices, :.
that II the weather continues fav,
able the raisin crop will amount a.
proximately to so,618,000 pounds
against 5s.oS4. 900 pounds last year.
and the fig crop to 100000 camel loads
as against 10000 camel loads last
year.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-01-08
had Effects of the x-Ray.

After . great discovery has been
made in medicine and practitioners
have automatically entered on the
use cof the new thing it usually fol
rws that the loudly hailed panacea
~ mot all that 1t was thought to be
70. a. Ravogli, in the Journal of the
ean Medical Association, dis
~ 80 some Of the injurious effects
W o.Na .t Gray as therapeutic agent
% 'no Nes LESSONS produced by its
as uenoi o case of cancer following
-. aAu y, VILE. He shows that while
~. - use Al -. ' physical remedy may
.a,' pow CRU. \ with advantage, the
o1.en 70 uss~ vast be observed and
oo ats have suffered
through its use by
attendants.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-01-08

- 4. sat, waited that those engaged
,ndus ey of gathering seaweed
s.Src,rv o. TO geiatinous food In
A1 LAVA eznbsr 100000 persons.
wit,,,n recent PEARS sssweeds have
49, ,r,roauoed Nase the English kitch-
On. The edible spe~ss served wl.n
roast meats. have bsa sound TO Be
very pal.tahiA D."on.ssrs ana .sS,
sness seawsszs ass s3pdAysa Asssy
4. a. ,LsaAna AAuesE-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-01-08
THIS is A BAD MO

The indoor life IF whit er, with
lack II outdoor exercise, pu It's =
heavy load on the kidneys Nearly
everybody suffers from rher matis,m.
p..Aache' pam In sides an back,
kidney and bladder ailmt .ats A
'acAacne may not mean 3 Eything
serious, but it certainly dc ,eg not
mean anything good. It's b sitter n
be on the safe SIDE and take r. q =
Kidney Pills to strengthen ud in.
vlgorate the kidneys and helK them
90 their work. They help Id the
blood OF poisons. Sold by John
adv
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-01-08
BANK NOTICE

The annual meeting Of the share.
holders of Island Pond National
Bank for the election Of directors for
the ensuing year and the transaction
of any other business that..may reg
ularly come before it will be held
at their banking rooms in Island
Pond on Tuesday, the 18th day of
January, 1915, at two o'clock in the
afternoon.
L. A. Cobb, Cashier.
Ialnnd Pond W. n>n ~ vo,x
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-01-08

passenger Service
xrasns arriving from the West
and going Cast
Ne. "a Ar. L45 a.n.Ly. I.55 am
Express Daily for Groveton, Berlin
Gorham Bryaots Pond Mechanic
Falls Lewiston and Portland.
Ne. 4. Lv. sos am.
Hand and intermediate stations.
Ns.te. Ar. 1.15,p.m.Lv.. I2O I'm
Apress Daily for Groveton, Berlin
serbian Bryant Pond, Norwa y
Mechanic Falls, Lewiston aud Portlan d
Ne. IL. Ar. 1910 pm.
Daily except. asaay rom Montrea
and interneliaga agai,nA
3ns arriving from the East
and going West
Ne. I. gAr. 1886 IN. me. Is a. m
Express daily for cnnicooil sher
sT2oke Rieh NM I1ree1l Toronto
shieagoand Points west and south
he. II. Nv 7.30a.m.
I.eOa Daily except sunday for Norton.
soaticook sherbroaEe Richmond and
Ne. 10. Ar. 100 pm Lilo D. m
Aprsss. Daily for c9adcook, sher
sselke Ricah}1l Montreal, Toronto
s@leaao and Points west and south
he. .. Al. 7.30 pm.
haity eseept sunday from Portland
@aa Inter Mediate stations
~ all information and tickets
ssS4 70 Station Ticket office or
-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-01-08
Island Pond, VT. Dec. 10. 1911

LIBERATION NOTICE
This is to certify that l have given
my sons, Alvin B. SpiIler and Elvin C.
Spiller, their time for the remand er
of their minority, and l shall claim
none Of their wages nor pay an,
debts of their contracting.
Mrs. Jennie B. Spiller.
Dated at Island Pond, VT, Jan. 8, 1915
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-06
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LABOR UNIONS AGAIN REBVkED

tn. sgpr.s Uns States has decision DECLARED
S252
1909 damage. Sherman LA for carrying
against hztters estabLihrsnt ina
The hi2hzndsd and criminal practices Of zb
recognized the hzaesr IN The Land the
recorded !sssrdz7 be accepted warning 10 the ac
ii The that pTss 10 Represent the
Of AnsrIcs
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s and
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clscred
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confined officials
powerful financed and encouraged wholesale de-
veil and murder the Pacific
and elsewhere
In
Tsgsd o months booaT warfare at intervals
smounng million iola's The result in Colorado as
public
II will Of The south
eu Colorado the Connect
esewhsre thus the decision Of The
will discredit labor than other agency
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-06
COAL MINING IN THE
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n the state kept nrnfe- u MINIS
IDLE fo- pa stIeaIIg TIE entire year
Tie output q tire state for 1913 g.
-stI,1ztsd ., barely = pr cent o. he
output ~ 1915
Tae production iu .Ha 3ltzzizsiDpi
T4IlsT state r. e.tims.@h 10 have de-
creased about 10 Te- cent. and the
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-06
ROBBERS BARRICADE
AND FIGHT POSSE:
T2AUED By DOGS

OREGON. H.. Jan. After bart
rzdiug -Lsn-elras ia = fisherman :
shack oz q. island the Rock river
near here and dei-iEs al night ,
lgz=e o. deputy slsrlfts who sought
- arrest them il connection with
-1bbs-ies o. summer cottages two
men l=iieved 70 be Joseph Foyer. az
eE-conTirt. and Harry Shelter &c
raged IRON tho island today and
were pursued 5T the posse into q for
st o. river hank. The two men
Ueiore s-aaaiag mad driven the off
threats i0 sl0oL Dogs were set OF
the t-zi3 through tLe woods and in
hayita1rs 0: nearby villages warned
tia, = man hunt was on.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-06
GOVERNMENT HEADS DISCUSS
REVENUE MATTERS

Washington 5-l. The cliet re-
- Ut .z-- nights Conference BE-
tween S=eE9tzsl=- Daniels and Car
rz=cn and congressional leaders wzs q
general con r-B=-g- -laE the govern
-gut's -aTe-ue during -Liz rear
would no; bear extensive additions 10
tile military as.ilaLss- but tEat next
year wLsz c7uz-es= considers some
means OF raising new revenue il the
place Ct the stamp -zI- The subject o:
appropriations for national defense
will Dee considered
The prospect OF q prolonged war
was considered in connection nth
the plan Of the revenue.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-06

expressed 70 Edward ". Parker, sta
t.sticsan Of the United States Geo
logical Surrey, was that the TeceGing
tide had reached IT. fuil ebb, and
optimism wag apparent regarding the
coming year. According ~ 3f- Par
ksr'. estimate, whIoh IS based upon
numerous estimates received from
leading coal mine operators and 9th
cFo familiar with the industry, tine
total production of the United States
- 1913 Wa about 10000, 800 sHOr,
tons, a decrease Of about ~. gG0. 200
tons compared with the record output
IN 1913 Practically ali of this de
crease was in the output Of tine Bi-
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-06
SENATE NAY PRoSE
?ENROSE ELECTION

Washington Jan Allegations
,hat more tasa , million dollars vas
sg-at OF behalf .: Senator Penrose
IN his recent successful cam pzigu for
reelection were made before the
senate election committee today by
RepTssentat.ves Palmer and Rupiey
Of Pennsylvania.
The committee resumed c0nsidera-
lion OF the Norris resolution to di-
rect Al inquiry into the senatorial
CAMPAIGN expenditure in PennsyI-
r-nia and Illinois. On request OF
Senator Oliver the committee defer
red action until Mr. Pen7ose could
b asked II he wishes to appear.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-06
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The chronicle=news., 1915-01-06
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