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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24

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mcr lhlnm iuiO bang. geas pollte
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24

SSicoeuua6l ais aeiHGitlidcn 9liid.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
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5li bcr6onOcln. &ihtcr G6omoS, ci-
ner Scr &idter BON @eitnInitcr
licat icood fronf ooruieocr mo ans
Oicicul @umOc mlBtc Ocr Gcrmin
Dcrdo6cn pcrOen
Gr Ol oDor BON SoitoconinQ
0citor6en.
Gr @m Sbompion, "A Sabre
lang ser 0lopor icincr @ebiirtsito0t
Sonoconing, Do, 1T 9eitern I'M M
ter bon So SSo6reu geitor6cu. 26
Sabre bctleioctc ser @critorenc oie
Stcllmg OcS @liueuar6citcr @or.
monncS Scr 93cp Central Goal Go.
@r 6iutcrldBt eincn So6u lluo ieine
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ic6S 5bmeiiern.
&crlongt o6iolutc 2 dei-
0nngs
81 GumbcrlunO, Dts, rcidte 6ruu
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bon i6rcm @otten @olter SSreemou
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fldrt OdB OoS 4oor inn 9}opcm6cr
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bonOelt 81 6aben ais tic oenGontrot
fir 2ieferung BON 9litomo6ileu fiji
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folicn iln0 iuuroe babel Dcr6aitei
9ricc crfldrte Der &oli5ei gegerii6er
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24

Sduodc nerboe @erneu 5cpIog Soinngslogfeit lno
dlcda SrGuun crdopieoen gsiluic @uit 9ude uno Sop
meroen Soorasioa abnobmc Oes @ebor uo Der Sebro ta
orrb NaGcuordc, Stboeropng gRu6gte Grrotben 8tte
Suopfel 9rIbcfnuung @eneidfet ulO Sribiun crobren
aus ySnenSfrenuO" ale 6Ogeu ugruOder %errrnngcn
orauOld in fHrfcr 3t Snrcn Samcuiln @BimUs 9runp
aScr- muO aerbrn O6a scbOo nf cucn Sug
gc6eilt merOen
7cfs ntcfanic gu[a),
c ee'
Hcntidcn 9riuaSInif 1877 Guf o. Str, @c gqrf, q. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
glQerlci 6reuHOe mnO SnuoeSscnOi-
len Gnalanos.

Die SonOoncr Zines Oeroitent'
li4tc jiinolt cincn ctuos foniid an.
nnitbcuoea 9ricf oen 9lbu 9etr, Scr
ocr5eitiqc mobl pcriton0en nur
nomiueac, ni6t lpirfIi9e Serr.
i6cr Oes oltcl ilnerairifaniidcn Rci.
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bon @aruo in 9amcrun on ben Sc
ncralgouucrneur SugarO Don 9ri'
tiih gligcricn gcridtct babcn ipll.
gl6u 9efr beidreibt, mie ieinc 2eutc
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tan5t bdtten. poroii iein @eiir mic
iolgt 5i inn gciproben babe: %
Scrr, ompobl on i6on 10 piel Gieb,
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bait 10 glorbc iG Ood, oaB Oas nod
imnier nibt oenug lit 9lbu 9cfr
ln0 ieinc @crat6er cniibloiicn iicb
Ooroii 81 cincm &riegsbcitroN bon
1000 EntnO Sterling, oitnl iniercll
Ncrrn, Ocn a0nig bon @nglano, 81
itdrfen oomit CT aae ieine Seinoc
oiiciicn fonnc". S6 Die g(nipiclung
oui sic groBe 8cidbi9ung Der @nG-
lGnOcr 3um &oripeiicn ironiib &c.
ncint mar, 6cmcrft Oo5ll oie o&olni.
i6c 3citln5", pcrgoB @cneralgou'
perncir 2ugorO nacb Sooiie SIT mel.
ocn. SScocniaaS lit 9l6u 9efr's ci9c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
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Go6 3liriid nod sawor3e~
berg
ogtocb nicman0 Oa24
0icie @ortc bate aurt bon G6crfD
am 9I6enO ocS Bales icbon 3i ip;.
ncr6olten Wiolcu aif Ocn 2ippcn ga
bobt, obidjon iic5 bercitS cine itottlidc
gIn5obl poit Selten jeOcli 2lltcrS Inn
Die Grippe Der Oiiijierc gcionncli
'bottc.
Gieie bilOctclt allf ibrc Shucrter
gcliiist, innittcn 0cs Sunlcs ibrc flci
ne clique, ndbrcno Sltrt ols 9lrro-
geur iuto Gortdn6cr ailijcrbalb Der
Bortcicn 81 idlDc5cn pilcgtc.
nG6crtu lit Gin Sdmetlcrling
loies Ghtgl" ioetc ntiiocn SoncAci
uer Der 9onerooclt, oos grnqluS i'm
gluge, inio in ser Sat bdttc man mel
nen tonuen, 0aB aurt bon G6crtp
lnter ieines aonigs 9iod 6cinIid en-
ShDingenpnor geborgeli babe, 10
idipebte er, nein 10 flog CT nit ac.
friinriten glrnen ieoer Ger eintreteu
ben Yliitter eutgegen.
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iicb idon ST glniong Oes &rieges i'll
oocn S1impiereieu crsongen bat,
lpic man iic nic cinem @entlemon
3utrouen piiroc, 10 fonneu Ocrartige
@brnien daeroings fuilm plnoerneb'
men.
alcinlid) mie 70 @icIes, mas ms
i'm @erlouf OeS &ricgcs Del Oen Gn5.
IdnOcrn ouigeiaacn lit. iino aub
maude 3iige ibrer ariegsiii5rlng.
aleinIib bciipielspciic nutbet es an
mcun na6oem Oie Giirfen ms eng
lii6e 9lrabien eingeiaacn umO bis in
Die 9}dbe gloen's porgeOrlngen iinO,
oc meer6e6errihen0c 6lottc Gng-
LAMBS icst Oa8u bemlst miro, Inn So
biOi6a ono nnoere luiil5ige &iiitcn-
nciter i'm tiirfiiden Semen mo SEQ.
ibos 81 bombaroiren. Gort pie al
lcrp1rts oif ser @roe lit cs init scr
giciglniQ Ocr @ngIdnOer 5lm 9lni.
clien Oie alei6e @cibicbte. ,Sencr
orobiibe Niiniotlr. Sultan bon 2o.
| bcOib bel 9lOeu, ser, naHoem ibm
bic @ngldnOer ieinen fIeinen 9ejirf
abgenonimcn botten Oiciel6c Sollc
mic ieinc Goacgcn III 9Icgpptcn Dor.
mi lmO picIen bunoert ou0ercn 26n-
Oern Der Groe ipieItc, lit jeBt icinen
al ser Scitc Scr Gnglduoer i'm
aompi gegen Die cigenen SanosIcute
cmpfaugcneu @ul0cu erlegcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24

8ric0enSfreunoc
Inter Ocu S(Npi5icn Der ugoung
@omou G6riitian Expectation" fon-
0en Srie0ens .Geriomnllingen in DER
6oim0rp G6urb uno III Sen 9iounen
ser qliiociation itott lpelhe BON ga
itor g9eOOcripoon geleitet pnrocn
ino in wcl1cll ser @oitor criu1te,
fiir Srieocn cin5uite6en. Soeite miro
5yrl Seonettc Si6dros III ocn 9ldli-
men bon @ooomorO mo 2otbrop
cine 1rieSensperiammllng a6balten.
Sn ocn 5cricn Gcitorben.
SSroll CLARA Grupton atS @uibs
ington Itar6 III Burner, 4 NteiIen
bon 2lrop, ga, an cinem Ser5leioen.
Gic Game battc lid 5u 9efonnten
bcgc6ctt An iib 5il erbolcn. Tic
@eriiorbcne bate ein 9llter bon 55
SSobreu crreid)t, imo sic 9eide wiro
5peds 9eeroignng nad @aibington
ii6eriii6rt uerocii
Seinen Gerlebungen err
lc9en.
sSn Gmcrgencs.SoipItol ltorb Der
p Sabre olte SSo6u q. &eco bon g3r.
1928, SrOiug- -StroBe, weIher onI
Sontiidg Morgen ali Der 9icu Sericp-
9loenue, 5miihen Der 81 imo g
5trnBc bon Dem 9ouibrctt ciues PIT.
toino6ils itiirjtc, luo6ei CT iid idmcre
SerlcBingen 5uae5o9cn botte. Ter
G6aiiicur Des araitiuoacns So6u g,
GGeirlt rpiirOc ols 3cige fiir Ocil
GoronerS. aiiqucit feitge6altcn.
Bconitc cripdDlt.
,Sn Scr % id6rlideu &crionnl-
limg scr uGoluubia Siltorical Cd
cict1," wcIde III S6orc6am itottfano,
puroe glllcn &. Glorf 5lm @rdiioen-
ten scr ceiclli6ait erwd6lt, uadjoell
Der icbi9c @rdioent or. Games Gio-
lcu N}organ erfldrt 6attc. oaB er cine
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SIms Sem Suueren WlarNlanO's nnS
ben aHgren5cnOcR Staatcn.
8 4rcn @run0wunocn erie.
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9 5rcn @rnnOwunOen crle.
Gen.
SRI Gtto 9infleD, Die 27.id6rigc
Sodter son Srn. iulO GSrou s. $.
ginflep pon D}ioOle6lrg Mo4 lit &c.
tern an Oen 9ranoperlebungeu gc-
itor6en ole iie erlitteu botte, ais i6re
alcioer in Der elterlibcn @o6uuug
am Seroe 6eter fingeu. Sri 9inf-
lep mar an gon3en&orper oerbronnt
worocn lmO itorb nod 9roBeu 9ci-
Ben.
5u0Ger @ro5cB Deri@o-
ben
Ger Dloropro5eB gcgcn Ocu 9lcgcr
5pIomon 9ilNlcr Ser iucgcu oeS
D}orOcS ali DEM Sorlner S9iQiom 8.
9roiun in @citniniter pro5eiiirt per.
Ocn miro, lit 0criho6cu porOcn, Ser
geginn ocS Ero5ciies mar uripriing-
lid ouf 6cutc ougeicbt 1cpcieu
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-07

Mrs. John Fowler of Plainfield visit
ed last week at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. end Mrs. S. D. Dow.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-07
THE THREE GRAF TSBURYS

The sermon by DR.. Flagg to the grad
yates Sunday evening was we'll attend
ed and very instructive.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. johnson of Hard
wick have been stopping at T. M.
Gallagher's for short time.
Mrs. Adeline Gilbert Anderson of St.
J ohnsbury called on her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Garvin, Saturday.
This is Sunday school rally week for
Orleans county and Fred Root is away
attending the meetings in the various
towns.
The church was we'll filled on Decora-
ton day to listen to the beautiful
address delivered by Rev. Warner of
Barton.
Miss Alice Lane and Miss Blanch
Silver were in Barton Wednesday even
ing to attend the closing exercises of
the grammar s. hool.
Miss Margaret johnson has been
entertaining her friend, Miss Phil
brooks, at the home of her sister, Mrs.
J. Ryan, the past week.
Rev. Flagg carried in his auto, Mrs.
Rowley, Miss Ruth Rowley, Mrs Root
and Mrs. Witt, to attend the missionary
meeting at Troy last week.
Many from here are making plans to
attend the County G. E. convention to
be held in Greensboro June 16 to Is,
and as every society is to be represent
ed each is expected to furnish some
stunt for entertainment it is hoped
each society will be prepared to do
their share to add to the interest.
EAST CRAFTSBURY
Misses Myrtle and Maud Bailey
spent Saturday in St. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dutton have
moved to a cottage on Hosmer pond
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Macomber and
son, Gerald, of Weirs, N. H., are
visiting at Amos Macomber's.
Children's day will be observed
Sunday morning in the Presbyterian
church. This has always been one of
the most interesting events of the
year.
The annual business meeting of the
Presbyterian church was held Thurs
day. June 1st Reports were given by
the various societies and the financial
budget for the coming year was made
out. The following officers were
elected: Chairman, A, III. Shields !:
clerk of the congregation, Howard
Findlay: treasurer, Thomas NJ, Uric ::
trustee for three years, Armour S.
Bahcock: chief usher, Arthur Uric.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-07
GLOVER

Albert Vanccur has moved to Lyn-
donville.
Mrs. Frank Shepherd has been quite
i'll for the last week,
Mark Cobb was i'll and unable to at
tend school the first of the week.
Wesley Drew has his shop building
up and the work is progressing finely.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Davis have re-
turned to their home in Burlington.
Miss Bessie Stone is assisting Mrs.
Edwin Alexander through the vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Derusha from
Derby are visiting at Charles De-
rusha's.
Ara Chamberlin, who has been i'll
most Of the winter and spring, is able
to ride out,
Miss Martha Mills from Jersey City
Is boarding at Mr.. Rogers's for four
weeks vacation.
L. L. Drew was in town two days
last week visiting his mother ard
brother and sisters.
Little Dorothy Merriam was very i'll
the last of the week with appendi-
citis but is better now.
A fine job of cement work and grad
ing has been done on the Cheney lot
in the cemetery here.
Miss lone Cameron's school at Iras-
burg closed last Friday and she is at
home for a short stay.
Miss Isabel Cameron is at home
from her medical studies in Boston fol-
two weeks vacation.
J. W. Mathie, who has been laid IN
for some weeks, is improving slowly
and is able to get out a little.
Miss Mildred Lang and Miss Isabelle
Cameron attended the alumni ban
quet at Barton Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Wright drove
to Hardwick Saturday for few days
visit among their children there.
An abstract of DIR. Ozora s. Davis's
| address given here Memorial day is
printed on page two of this paper.
The fishermen at Stone pond have
been very successful this spring. {
large number Of fair sized fish beins
caught.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Shedd at
tended the funeral of Geo. William
at the Williams home in Sheffield
Saturday.
The body of Geo. Williams of Shelf
field was brought here Saturday TO
interment in the family lot. Mr.. Viii
Liams was So years old.
Miss Cora Jones returns to her hom
at Ayers Cliff, Que, for two weeks
after which she expects to return t,
the home of her uncle, Rufus L. Drew
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-07
GLOVER Gil AEANINGS

Miss Mildred Dunn goes this week
to Bakersfield to visit her friend, Miss
Mildred Mcdonald, and to be present
at commencement there.
Mrs. Lillian Mcqueen goes to North
Conway this week to the Kearsarge
House for the summer. Miss lone
Cameron accompanies her.
John Leonard will sell his personal
property at auction next week and
move to ST. Johnsbury where his son
Walter has been at work for some
time.
N. H. Drew, republican delegate, at
tended the convention at Montpelier,
going the day before and returning
with VIM. Wylie, alternate for Alex
Shields, and Thad Drew, who drove
his car.
The Hardwick Dramatic club will
present the four-act drama, "The Spy
of Gettysburg" under the auspices of
the Daughters of Liberty at Institute
hall on the evening of June IA. This
play stages eleven characters, several
of whom were former residents here.
The play will be followed by refresh
ments and dance, Glover orchestra
furnishing music. A good time is ex-
pected. All come.
An automobile fire which is some
what puzzling occurred on Sunday
| night about IL p. m. when Eugene
Anderson's automobile was almost
entirely destroyed. Inc car stood in
front of Mr.. Anderson's home and
had not been used for nearly an hour.
The motor was not running and ap-
parently no one went near the car.
In some way it is thought the wires
short circuited and caused a spark
which ignited the gas tank. The gas
oline tank exploded and the car
caught fire and is nearly a total
wreck.
WEST GLOVER
Ralph Turcott of Barton is visiting
at Will Magoon's.
Mrs. Dutton has been spending a few
days at E. G. Bakers.
Marie Baker spent the weekend with
her friend, Gladys Cameron, in Lyndon.
Mrs. Evelyn Gray entertained her
mother, sister and brother, Decoration
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Webster visited
his sister, Mrs. Clark, in Sutton re-
Gently.
Mrs. Charles Woodland of Irasburg
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
Hattie Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tatreault, who have
been working for Ed. Miles, have gone
to Connecticut.
; Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Scott and daugh-
ter, Shirley, were in Plainfield May
31st to attend the funeral of an aunt.
} Mrs. A. A. Webster entertained her
, sister and family from Derby, who
} took in the Alumni banquet at Barton
. Friday evening.