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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-19
sunPsE sHsAks Arm.

SULLIVAN. lad, May 1e.-IiIdred
Springer slipped while pFaotieiRg
high jump saa Btske sis srm.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-19
Big League Dope
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Resu,
Cincinnati, s.; Boston. ,.
Chicago, 4; Brooklyn, ).
Ten innings-I
New York, 8: st. Louis. -.
Philadelphia, ?; Pittsburgh. o,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-19
RICHMOND sunTElEGRAn FRIDAY
DyNING's
sPoRT0sCoPE

MascHard.
Lessee, Vanguard?
S5Hhds saEiliay: bat whe was he?
e'Teeie, Tse.
AID this chap, Marty G'Feele: whe
and where's he:
LEGAL spsrts.
The Postal Feds ST the Commercial.
ia95er Spsrts.
piReehle and Thum sharks.
Real Sports.
TIE wives ef the aHte racers.
tie be eeatiaHed.l
BudWeise-?
Dew.a at Latenia they are featuring
a horse named RudweiseT.
D'Fu suppose his owner lives In
Cincinnati?
Golf Cuff.
Rule HI-PostpeRe that first lesson
Francis Ouimet, worlds amateur
cham DioH golfer, has decided to efel
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-19
KILLS PESKY
BED BUGS
p. D. q.

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the best bug killer on earth, bette n
q barrel Of old-fsshioned dope.
Gree sprinkler spout in every
places.l
Bed Bugs. Roaches. Ants and Fleas
can't exist when P. d. @. is used. - It
O. win mot in5urs bedding; kills heas
on dags. At your druggtsty or mailed
fof ESQ, stamps Or coin, BY Owl Chem
tcal Co, Terre Haute, Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-19

his services to the New York Wsfld:
The first fnstaTfment VIII appear saH,
Cay:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Yesterdays Results.
indianapolis, 5; Milwaukee, 4.
Columbus, 8; Minneapolis, 2.
Kansas City. 4 Louisville, 3.
Toledo, 5; st, Paul, 0.
Games Today.
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
st. Paul at Minneapolis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-19

Few athletes have the pleasure or
ability to establish a worlds record
and then four years later to be the
first to break It. Four years ago at
the Olympic games In Stockholm. Ted
Meredith did the distance In minute,
SO 5-10 seconds. At the recent Penn
sylyania-C Cornell meet on Franklin
field, Philadelphia, running his next
to the last race for his Alma Mater,
Meredith clipped As of second of
this fast time for the distance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-19
Grade School Scores.
Whitewater, I: Hibberd, 5.
Sevastopol, II; Warner, 10.
breaches TO sLEEPERs.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 49,
red Dinkutt, turnkey, preached a
temperance sermon to a young man
'rought in the station on a stretches,
.runk He was interrupted by the
nores of the subject of the lecture.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-19

According to the British consul at
sordeaux each French soldier at the
ront has an allowance of one pint of
zine a day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-19
Games Today,

Games Today.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at PittsburG.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04

len GroiinungSocrfouf in Curtis
Scig6ts, @rooflpn BON Scr Nlaroel
Icpclopmcnt So. Ourb Die 9lgcnten
@l. y. Chapman mo 6. 81. @'cGoun
pcrtouit. Gin aunOt cnuor6 iiebcn
Eor5ellen.
So6n Golcp 6ot fir sic 3eitOoucr
BON me6reren Sobrcn OoS OreiItodi-
&c @ebGltOe 9fr. 1900, EbomesltroBe.
BON SSo6n Z. Gonobuc ocmictbet una
miro OoIicIbc 5u ciucm Sotel um'
6ouen.
Eic SunerS GeoItp So. bernie.
t6etc in Dem department. Souic Scr.
race an scr Somilton Ecrroce 0reI
3o6mmqen rmO 5wor on gEm. 2.
SOFTER, 6rau sc. 9ofer mo @.Sops.
IcsoIcidcn ucrnict6cte oicicl6c Sir
ma cine @obmtng al Sol y. Sepp
i'm ut. 9roofS 9lportneut.$ous.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04
grnnSitiidS.lIe .lIebrrtraannocn.

Nlar 9. N1uaer an Nlorris Jtl1'
mon 3 @rllnOitiide.
@lorD 6cor n glgueS y. W'cSanc,
Siieieitc &oiclanO @locc, nobc Ser
bcrt.StroBe, IA bel a.
Gmil &. &reiling lnO 6rou an ST.
81. 9Scioouo, S9eiticitc @loniIoro.
9lpe., no6c gliblonO.9lue., 1874 bel 80.
@lorgorct 9rimt an SoS. Z. @ei'
BcnOoiicr Grlitee, Gigeutblm per-
ionol itnO gemiidbt
&obt. 3. Sopton imO 5rol an
gSm. 81 9ioib imO 6rou, Nltleite Ei-
pcriiOe-9lOc., nobc GroB.Str, 13 bel
70.
gSoIie Gropitfp an 9eni %etoStp,
Silooiticiie 9om6oro-, nobc sllbc.
morlc-Str., 1929 bel 1912.
SSoS. &. @oomin unO Srou OH 60
iuor0 s. Stord, SiiOoit.@de Colbert.
mO 33. Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04

9licc M. Gliit Nom, an So6n q.
@olpuL Sii0ieite Sort gIpe.. uo6c
8Dr0itroBe, # bel 81 SUB, @unoj.
$33. $1,000.
G6oS. 6. Sisinger mo 6rou an
6onnp ". 9otcr. 8 @rnOniidc,
$553i.9O.
GicicI6en an Soaie 6. SburSbp.
- @um0iiide $2212.76.
6rib @o6l Il. u. an g9. ~. 9lpcc.
10 @rinOiiiidc, So.
g9m. 5. McGlernou an Sobn 2.
@lortorn 9loroipeitieite Ereiioniir.
na6e GriO Sill Sluenuc, u bel SO
5uB, So.
@liie s. Singleton unO @ottc on
gSm. Sc. Sraucrs. > @ninoItiidc. S..
lluiteo States 6iocIitD IT, @uor.
So, an S. Guiica Gou, 0iticite Sal
ocrt-, nobc 81. StroBc, 16 bel t2S
SUB. @um05mS $2t0. $5.
Baltimore Suit So. an OcnieI6en,
Gillette @olpert., nobe 81. StroBs.
16 bci 12S SUB, $500.
Sobn @cIib an So6n q. 9omm
mo Srou Oitieitc 9entaIou-, no6c
@reBtmonltraBe, ii bel 100 SUB,
@rlno5inS $65, So.
Somcs aecltp rnO 6rau an Caro-
line Wl. 9orrctt, Snlcitc 4Soplor
Grooe-, nobe g9inheiteritroBc, IA bel
ITO SUI, So.
Gieiel6cn on Sobn Seulner unO
Srou, 3 @rlnoitiide, s..
@n $. Cummings nn0 Sroit on
9lmonOo @cor0c, GcItIeitc @lonroe.
StroBe, uo6c 9ligos 2iOenuc, IA 6ci
80 SUB. @runO5inS $50, So.
So6n $. Niorgon an SomorO q.
Stcwort rmo 5rou. Oitieite Sot-
6urit @loce. nobe S9indelteritrobc,
1i.6 6ci 90 SUB, GrimO5ms SOS, So.
@6oS. s. Sibiugcr rmO 8rou an
Nnnc Y. Stdlep, Sh0loeltlelte Jci
min9tou 9Ioenuc, uobe 81. StraBe,
15t bel "a SUB, So.
Giciel6en an Eerrence Nlc.Olobon
II. 81, SiIopciieite 0lcnington-9Ibc.,
no6c 81. StroBc, 1874 bel 81 SUB,
$500.
GieieI6cn an Gbos. s. Whtter imo
6rou. 3 @rlnOitiide, So.
Tieiel6cn an @6oS. 9. GoiiioD II
5rou, SiiOwciiieite &eminatou-9Iuc
no6e 81. StroBe, 1874 bel 81 6iB
! $500.
gS. $. Sintbiclm imO Srou an u
Eroitmom mO 6roiL @runOHii
dc, S..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04

FbAt0NtAtNjANl ANNNl pNU JtuNtilNlt
glo60cm gciicrn Wiorgen Der Scr
trcter ciner 6ieligen ErouSier un0
GrpreB So. Dem 9lidtcr godoro III
Ger Central &oIi5ciliotion er5G6lt
botic, Dab ieine @eIeaidoit wGbreuS
OeS Ocriloiicnen So6rcS 10 @oeen.2i.
ceu5en OerIoren bo6e, er6ot licb Der
9i 6tcr. ole 2iccn5cn 10 on Die @o,
Gen 81 beieiligen, OoB 9iiemonO lic
iteblen f0nnte. Sic So6e lit n0n-
Iib Oic," iogtc ser @oli5eiridtcr,
nooB Sic 0ie 9iccn5en in cine 9leb-
ideioe an ser Seite ocS @oecnS itc.
dcn Oomit sic lie leidbt berousne6-
men inO all eincn onoeren @o9cn
lledcn fomnen I'M iomit Scr 9luS-
go6e fiir 2iccn5en fir ale Sbre @1-
gcn jil cntgcben. Toourb bcrlcben
Sic o6er OoS @cieb, Oenl5ufoIoe Sic
iilr ieOcn @ogen cine 2iccn5 boben
miiiien. Sic 6roudcn sic 2icen5en
mr on5llnogcIn Damn gc6cn iic ou9
ni6t ocrlorcn."
Ger &ertreter Ser @eicIlihoft er-
fldrte, CT babe niht oeipuBt, Dab oie
llc6crtroolng Scr Siccn5 eineS $50.
gems oif eincu onOcrcn cine &erle-
tlng OeS @eiebcS beoelltc. Gr be.
5o6lte cine Stroic bon $2.45 fir ei-
nen icincr 5u6rIeutc, Scr 6ei6uIoiat
wor, o6ne Sicen5 gcio6rcn 81 iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04
(NrnnNciocntInms. .Wlnrft.

Cie @rnno5inicn bon feds 5mei-
ltodieen Sdnicrn purOen our6 ocn
@igent6iimer uno 5u9leib 0lofler
6ronflin s. 9luitiu an So6n y. Erei-
oc bcrfouit. Gic SGuier iiuo: 9lr. T.
8, If, %, 25 imo 81, 9IorO GoiiIe-
StroBc.
llngcid6r 40 @ouiicIlcn in pcridlic-
Ocncr @roBc puroen Del Dem fornel-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04

Isle icScn ober nifi 70 fr06li4
aus wie elm iunger @6cuauni"
rNb, liebc Routine, pie Lin itb ent'
iduMt por0enl"
r5ic 5aten iit lpo9I in S'e5ug ouf
cine lc9cnanlre guie Eaytie Deripclus
liert2~
oSm Gegcatteill Sb gIaubtc cine
2NbeSEiratb gcldlloIsn 5il bo6en.
uno muB nun entOeden, ooB mcinc
NrdlI Gin goll5 bcocuten0cS @e-mcgcu
beIistl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04

S4miOt: n2ebmdnn bot mid ebeu
Inn 90 U1crt 1nocpumpt. Sie per'
te6ren ia ndbcr nit ibm, Soerr Neper.
Wos mciuen Sie, lit es geroi3en, ibw
has GjelO 81 gcben2"
N}eDer: SD on Sybrcr SieIr gdb'
Cs i6m, benin er fat MIDI fir beub
glbcn0 3um Glen einQelnnen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04
Scr 30 a & It a b.

Ghcf (6lm 9lnqeitcIltcn): ~llra
mic Ionqc molten Sic fir 0ie Sod.
acitSyciic llrlonb hobcn2"
9lnocitcIltcr (ihiid1term: ~Nim -
mic lonqc - piir6en Sic - mir T.
llrIoub Qchen mollcn2"
Ghcf: S2ic fam ib ons miIicnl
eSd babe BOD SShre @roitt ,.'dt &C.
icbcn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04
gsrlanat i'm SllIscmeincH.
gu Ocrfanfcn OOcr 81 NcrmictIcn.

Bn ncrlaulen Ubcr ~ permid1eu:
Telne moocrn enoeridcte g0obnpnulert
Bmmer uno 9no eIeiriibeS 3ihti " bellenl
Sultanhe. Wdetbc $t4 uno nuipdrte Nets
ldutsspc6naunpcn mic WSicibe. yio65uirnpcn
par. tS43, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
f9Roi63 Netc, ,N&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04

Telc9roim @opItoOt an 0os Mer.
beburcou 2on0on. r@cim lctscn
9uuppcntronSport irrtbiinllih orei
mGnuIhe gIifen mitocionOt. 9lad.
ontport."
Scleqromn @crhebnerou 2onoon
-9opiabt: ~Nuchri8t su ipdt einsc'
trofieu Eronsport eingeflcioet. ge
itern snr 6ront obecgangcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04

ST 900 Enitcm am WlaaotBN.Slnf mil ni, nepicls
Qunoen: lcinc glil5nblling, So oie &p,g99pe ,g9.s
brdfioc bcfcboiieicn Sirano nm @nocii ulge ,c
iuo bs3immcr Nuu9nlpm, poulianoig y.,se ,ss,.o
ncr ljiotorbis nio Qloior Sdbrc ocii SluB aill
mdrts bis ceitriber Yinie. 9ouIpllntN,c N
Minofobri soc. Cj6iou SSlnno Vp.' S""
@nllona @Gone e. |niu jooi'
(Suni20-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04

Ser IN moberne 0i6ter.
0auSfrdu: %. Dab Sic
mir a;e SdiGer6iiite SerIdlusen bds
len, Oariiber tonlme id nrb INNER
nidt binne9!"
OienlmGo6sn (troitcnb): .9(A,
anooiae Trou, bic mar brh fdon 70
aft uno iibcrbieS inS&iner AUDI
,0dn3 aus Der Wooe!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04

0bdS. Df. Srdnlun9, Ioillv an
@aul 6. 6. Souicr Nitieite Scbro.
Der, uobe @cor9c-Str, 10 bel S66.
Sol. Goi0bon on Gitbcr 9iolcn
blum II. a., 9iorOoii-Gdc @6citnt-
imo GougIaS-Str.
So1n @luner an 9lor6crt 6rieO.
man. @eiiieite @ottcrion @arl sIue,
nobc 9fortb 9loe, 13 bel 81.
So6n W}uller an Sottic 6ricoman
@eiiieite @otterion %orf-9lpe. no6e
9Iori6-9loc. t3 bel o.
Sol ". Burnett uuo 6rou an Slo.
oore Gromm unO Srou, Siioleitc
Soirmount.9loe., no6cIloutioro9lOe,
t3 bel 79.6.
IS. Ni. Simpiou uuO 6rol an $.
%ueI5t unO 6ron, Siticitc acnuooo-
gluc., nobe Seiicrion-Str1 1879 bel
TO-
2ouiio SOB an g. Scott Gorswca.
3 @runoitiide.
So6n z. Gono6uc an G6os. Smit6,
700 SHO@otouoc-Sr.
GerieI6c an &ihorO 3. gScisbcit
nno 6rorL 6l5 Siio.Gurlc0.Str
Con-. 81. Sdub mo 5rou an @6oS.
6. Gears uno 5rou 1908 9loro-@op.
iou.Str.
So6n S. WlorQon an 2ouis 3ub
uno Srmt @eiteitc Catherine. ua6e
9om6orO.Sir.. 1873 bel 100.
g. 3. @ottliug on So6n @lud.
Itcin, SiiOoitieitc @alnut gIacp, uobe
GruiO Sil(.glDe., lis bel AZ.
S,clic 6. Gcoil6liB imo 5rm an
G6os. 81. Tcotcl unO 6rou, 1904
WlorclonO-9lue.
3. G6as. acmper an Gbos S. NlO'
Ier unO 6rom SiiOweit-@de 2oio-
pctte.Slpc. unO Spring.Str.
gSm. $. 9romon uuO 6rou on
Sorrp g. 9enneft imO 5ron Siio.
icitc Clement, no6c Gopington.Str.,
12 bel 81.
SSeiIc s. Gceie an 9esleu 6emea
unO 6rou. Siiooit.gde 8. Ctr mo
@ol6roof-glpe.
Sol. 6. @bite 9coltD 60. an @m.
$. @oclpcr unO 5rou 9loroieite
Nic@lOcrrp.Str., nobe Gcder-9lue.,
1911 bel 6S.
Spencer Nc. Glorf unO 6roi an
SSo6n ". SpronfIin imO 5rou. 9SorO-
icitc o.. no6c Nof.Str, t6 bel 100
Soro6 @. Sorrinoton imO @ottc
an Spencer %. Glorf, 9iorOieitc 81,
no6c Sof.Str., t6 bel 100.
Gbos. Is. Bud an Ocmiclben, gtorO.
icite 81, no6e Sof-Str.. t6 bel 100
Sobn Spib an GOp. SeiOel ST.
unO 6rou SiiOieitc 6reOerid 9looO
nobe Staiioro, 33 bel $50,
Slodeltcr Some 8l0g. So. an &obr
s. Sind unO 6rolL Z @runOitiidc.
Gmma @ Solicit al Sobn @ Sim
mo 6rou, 9toroicite Niteno.. nobl
9ioce-Stry II bei inregelm.
8. 9. &urnca an Is. 6. Eicring
unO 6rou, 29tl @indeitcr-Str.
SIlicc S. Glallticc an Soiepbine 6
Smitb, giorOwcitieite Moi6cr.. uobl
Gipiiion.Str., 16 bel 1876.
Guardian 9. ". an 6rontlin s
9luitin, 3 @rumoitiidc.
6ronfIin s. 9lultin an %biIip 6
SrciOc, 6 @rlrnoltiidc.
@l5obet6 9cOerberg II a., 9lom
an Sorrp 9oplon 1t. a., @cltieitC
9isquitb-, nobe Nlonumcui.Stry 10C
bel is.
Carrie 10. SorO an Soi. s( GIorf
81 Sit 81. ctr.
Ionel 81. Soifmon IT, ". an SOo
81. Nio0ers. Siticite 9oplor @ropc-
Str, no6e 9iortb-9l0e.. t4.1t bel 80
N}idocl GeeItD an Gbos. ". N2il'
Ter mO 6rmL Siiieite @opIar @ro.
oeiiroBc no6c @indeiierItroBc, ii
6ei i10 Sub @rltno8inS $50, So.
s. g. @6ite Gealtp So. an GOpWt
Slocltm uno 5rolL Nitieite ser Gin
wooO 9Ipenuc, nobc NicGloerrpiir.
1879 bei Go SUB, @runO3. $l3, So.
9lohciter Some 9log. 60 an Gn-
ma 9onning, t2 @rlmoitiidc, So.
Gieicl6e all SomcS 8. 9annhig, .
@rilnoitiidc, So.
@m. @lottbeiB unO 6rou an Sui
Gidert imO 6rou 2 @rllnoiiiide, So
9. 81. Stonsburp, Sruitec, H. q.
an Gl5o6et6 9. StonS6urp, Siio.
weitieite @lcGuaob., nobc @ofiman.
SraBe. % bel 1916 SUB, @rlinoi.
1926, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04

YeIuder: nyBic ih bore, oeranltals
tet SSbr &lub nddiIisns cincu grobor.
tigen Sd5ar. Diro es AUDI Elm GriolJ
ipelben2"
0rusfrau: ..Warum oenn nft2
Sebermonn lit 5uirieben. oenn icocs
&lubmitslieO lit 9rdiiOentiu cins5
&ommittees
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04

glbpuucnicn. bic ben ,.Scutihcn GDrrc.
ipuuocntcu" nidlt piinftlidJ Uhcr imrcacls
mdRi1 erhaltcn, fino nebcteH, Der Office
oanOn per EclcphuH OoCr idlrlftIidD Aih'
t1eilnra 81 mnMcu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04
gcrIanst-6 6rumcn nnO WlaOdcn.

0cunnnt:
3mei NNdoden iiir au9cmcinc Nnusdrbeit.
Nad)SufrdQeH i'm ,Senildlcn @rcicn1cim", Gr.
1888, speit Baltimore, Gdc HnHlun SirnRe.
(Sult4-6)
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-04
The Last Hours Before Going to
Press.

ANY person serving a newspaper
in any capacity usually is made to
realize the need of getting copy into
the Office on tir1e.
Occasional correspondents. how
ever. aud the public generally, do
not see why their copy should not
be printed in full. even though it is
brought in at the last moment
Manchester Journal.
Even the big daily papers. with
their big force of help, and dozens
of linotypes cannot handle only the
telegraph matter. in the last six
hours before going to press.
A country paper. where the type
is set by hand. cannot handle any.
thing but its most important local
and county news in the last few
Aours. t Mcrrisville Messenger.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-04

sworn to all the sad vicissitudes a
tending their escape from Georgia
Alabama, Mississippi. Let ther
state the two, three, four and fv
months in which they Travelled til
length of the nation in the nigh
not in the roads, but through woods
swimming rivers, with nothing bu
the North Star to direct them; tn
hunger, rags, hair-breadth escapes
the privations, the persistent en-
deavor-the annals IF all struggle
for liberty in the world do not fur
nish such noble daring to gain free
dom as hundreds of cases now il
Canada might attest.
Let us not be unmindful of tn |
noble minded Quakers who, amids
dangers by day and by night, hav
and are opening their doors to thu
hunted fugitives and closing them
on their bloody pursuers; and VIVID
have bound up their wounds, fed
clothed, pitied, nourished and cherI
ished, and then have taken thosd
who were ready to perish and car
rled them night after night on thei1
way TO the land of freedom in THEM
carriages, and putting money id
their hands have referred them to
the next man with broad-brimmed
hat as place of mercy, and point
ing their finger to the North Star
which never sets, and always shines
as the Afves' compass hung out in
the heavens to direct the abused
man in his lonesome night wander
ing on his way to the land of the
Lion and the Unicorn, directs them
to the land where the Eagles of
British mercy will cover them be-
meath their ample wings, and make
them free by the power of British
law; where the pursuing slave
holder will cease from troubling and
the weary slave will be at rest
These men in the last thirty year
have been 'yels of mercy in cor
Quoting fifty thousand fugitives d
Canada"
Thus did the great agitator a
peal to the hearts and minds of b
hearers, in behalf of their enslav
countrymen.
70 Be Continued
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-04
VERMONT EXCHANGES.

Montenegro is the first one of the
beIIigerents of Europe to drop out
of the great war. The little king
dom fought bravely to the last, as
is the habit of the Balkan people,
but she was simply beaten. into the
dust by her powerful foes. The
area of Montenegro is only 5,603
square miles and the population of
the kingom before the war was but
$4,000. Her army numbered only
about $4,000, and the troops were
poorly equipped. The retirement
of the toy kingdom from the great
conflict is of no importance, judged
from military point of view
ENeWs & Citizen.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-04
Goods That Won't Wash.

In spite of optimistic reports
about good process in making
American dyes the shortage of Ger
man chemicals due to the war is be-
ing felt more and more keenly.
Laundries complain bitterly because
the dyes now being used won't
wash, and some people predict that
the wearing of white clothing will
become very common before the
war is over. even by men.
There is nothing new. however.
about failure of goods to wash with
out spelling colors. Even with the
best German dyes available, every
man knows how frequently his neg
hqee shirts faded even after a few
Vis'tS - the laundry.
Ceagsicg Of garments is quite a
science. Our grandmothers knew
how to wash and iron so as to save
the coiors. though probably the old
fashioned colorings were better than
even the best German dyes. Cheap
laundry work is costly. and ignorant
help and nasty methods are contrary
to all traditions Of good housewifery
and ruinous to clothes. 1.-THE Land
mark.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-04

Vermont, for a state of its size,
has probably produced more sue
cessfuI large hotel proptrietors and
managers than any other state in
the union. Probably there is no
logical reason for it but it happens
that in the past half century hostel
ries in many principal cities through
out the country have been under
control of native Vermonters. The
list of Motel men from the Green
Mountain state would be very long
one. Incidentally it is cause for mol
surprise that a native RUtlander,
Charles E. Taylor. manager of the
Montrose in Cedar Rapids. has been
chosen president of the Iowa Hote
Mems association. for MIR. Taylor
has for several years had an envi-
able reputation as progressive
boniface with modern notions. -
lRGtand News.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-04

While Bernard M. johnson, of Dandy
Four Corners, was setting a horseshoe
the animal suddenly put its foot down
and crushed two of Mr.. Johnson's
fingers.
Earl Naylor, seven-years-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Naylor, eff Bran
don, slid over a l5-foot embankment
into the Neshobe river, narrowly es-
Gaping death, as the river bed at that
point is very rocky, although the water
was very shallow. One wrist was
fractured and the boy was badly
bruised.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-04

H. w. Hopkins, manager of the s
burne Farms breeding barns, has gCN
to England to purchase horses. H
sailed from New York and will be gon
about a month.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-04
VERMONT NEWS

R. H. Walker, of Barton, has fl
voluntary petition in bankrupt
His liabilities are S1,596. 45 and
assests are 1924. AZ.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-04
l. / B e r t r E E
or Green Mountain Folk in
Abolition Times

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-04

Persons on the Central Vermont sta
ton platform were given thrill Mon
day morning when woman and three
small children attempted to board the
southbound train after it had started to
leave the station. They had waited un-
til the train started before they learned
that the train was going south and then
all made desperate attempt to get on.
The woman and one child made the step
safely, but two of the children barely
got on the steps, and the breakman was
forced to run along side the moving
train and hold the little ones from fall
ing off. The engineer finally stopped
the train near the bridge and an acct
dent was averted.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-04
st. Johnsbury Wins.

St. Johnsbury Academy defeated
Montpelier Seminary Jan. 2S. in the
basketball league, % to 16. The defeat
puts the seminary in last place.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-04
New Manager.

W. j. Dobbie, one of the best known
coat and suit men of northern New
England, will this week assume the
position as manager and buyer of the
women's apparel section of the Old Bee
Hive, occupying the entire second floor
of the store.
Mr.. Dobbie has for twenty years or
more been connected with Burlington's
mercantile life and is well and favor
ably known. He is thorough special
ist in women's apparel, and will be a
valuable addition to the Old Bee Hive
staff.
Authorities Seize Imitation Booze.
The authorities of Brattleboro recent
ly ran across new form of booze dis
tribution and as result, Emido Pelli-
grino is held until pending a report
from the state laboratory as to the COM
ponent parts of variety of prepara-