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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-12-06
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.
Ullery Converted to Republicanism.

Jake Olory OIL DTdCCI0DOTO SHOULD
make application to join the Republi-
can ranks of Vermont. This being
turned down by South Carolina is not
the pleasantest thing that ever hap
pened- Waterbury Record.
"Jake" already counts himself as
Republican and he can give more
good reasons why the Democratic
party will not continue in power than
any other man in mont.-Brattle-
boro Reformer.
Amen and Amen.
Horace r. Graham as governor of
Vermont will have an opportunity to
make a record never achieved by an
executive of this state. He will come
to his high Office with a masterful
knowledge of conditions in the state
and state needs and problems. But
his job will be no cinch. When he at
tempts to reduce and consolidate COM
missions he will meet with opposition
from the men whose offices he wishes
to abolish and all their friends and all
their friends friends. For just this
reason it will be up to all of us who
are not looking for political prefer
ment to hold up Horace's arms and
whisper good counsel and words of
encoura cement in his ear.-Brattle-
boro Reformer.
- Comments on Mississquoi Valley
Farms. ....
The Reformer has commented fire.
Quently on the sale of Vermont farms
the past year at prices ranging from
$4,000 to $4,000 We are not sur
prised to note that the Willard Far
man farm in Westfeld has been sold
for 81, 900, the stock and grain on the
place bringing an additional $4,000
The writer has visited a large per-
centage of the towns in Vermont and
has never seen a farming community
which presented on all sides a greater
appearance of prosperity than West
field, which is only short distance
from the Canadian border. The farm
buildings there have the appearance
of real homes, the big barns are filled
with hay and grain, and in the sum
mer season the deep, rich verdure OF
the fields and pastures is a pleasing
sight on every side.-Brattleboro Re
former.
Uncle Isaac, Early Voter.
4 story is going around the Yer
mont papers, of Old Isaac Aldrich o.
Burke, Caledonia county, who at the
age OF 1872 went TO the polls on Nov
and voted for the reelection O.
President Wilson. Uncle Isaac is {
! fine old gentleman and in order X
reach such a ripe old age must have
| lived a more righteous life than som,
Democrats We know, and also mos
Republicans and Prohibitionists. TIL
story goes on to say that Uncle Isaa
cast his first vote for Andrew Jack
son. If this is true he must have vo
ted at the age Of 10, for Andrew
Jackson's last election was in 1882
No wonder we Republicans get Ecket
when our opponents start their boy
voting at Is and keep them right a
it until they are more than hundred
Still we hope Uncle Isaac Aldrich o
Burke may live to vote again.--Ben
| ain ofOy7 Poroz,
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p ,l[t REVIEW.

ESPECIAL TO TINE ,rsLtosAp,
NEW YORK, April s.-Dun's Re-
view, In It's issue today has this to
say regarding trade conditions.
Even after months of extensive
buying, requirements continue re-
markably heavy and further aug
mentation of business Is noted Con-
sumptive demands are; sustained in
greater volume than In best previous
years and pressure upon Industrial
forces Is undated. though in some
instances high prices check new con-
tracts. But such cases are still the
exception and, in the: aggregate, the
transactions grow rather than dimin-
ish, being limited mainly by the over
sold condition of mills and factories.
Manufacturers are working as never
before to meet the insistent calls for
more merchandise and products, yet
outputs, while steadily rising, re-
main Inadequate and many plants fall
farther behind on orders. Scarcity
Of materials continues and is not; con-
fined to any single industry ortrade;
It is apparent in steel, In; textiles, In
leather, in paper and elsewhere and
hampers operations ut numerous
points. Labor, troubles are also q
source of increasing annoyance
though strikes are. quickly settled
and the demand for skilled hands ex-
ceeds the supply, while the freight
congestion Is still o cause otimuch de-
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At 1O3, SAYS
HE FEELS AS
FINE As SILK
Old Man Thinks Stopping
Smoking Hurt Eyes and He
Always Took a Drink.

WICHITA. Kan. April s.-John
Murine sat on his bed In the 81.
Francis hospital the other day and
talked like book agent.
II feel as fine as silk" he said,
when no was asked how no was en-
Toying his one hundred and third
year, which he has Just entered. 81
would be as good a man as ever was
II both my feet had not been broken
and could read as well as used to-"
He had laid down copy Of a paper
with some complaint that nothing but
the headlines was large enough to
read without glasses--a device OF art
that he has managed to get along with.
out SO far.
II believe in my SOUL" he said.
that giving up my pipe Is making me
go blind. When left the farm and
came into town wanted to be nice
and I gave up chewing and smoking.
The pipe was a great comfort and l
miss It." IN
"Dld you ever take any liquor?" he
was asked.
Indeed / did-barrels OF IT," said
the centenarian. when We finished
building the Grand Trunk road from
st. Thomas to Windsor In Canada.
Martin Walsh used TO sell US all We
wanted for twenty-five cents n gallon
and n good profit he made on II too.
1T used to cost him ten cents and
sometimes twelve. When came to, the
states from Canada and went to work
on the Mississippi levee, a boy was
always around with q bucket OF LIQUOR
and we took q drink every time we
took six full wheelbarrows full Of dirt
to the top. The South had bad eli
mate those days-full Of yellow fever
and cholera. 3
ut Is now more than ninety years.
he said, since / left County Tyrone.
Ireland. i was born up. against
Donegal. twenty miles from london
derry. It was a great country and
the people used to live, to q good old
age there. .,
II have. no kin at ALL" Mr.. Murine
said. :.and i don't need any as long as
1 am with the good sisters here"
The Civil war was a thing Of yester-
day with John Murine so far as his
memory of the South lis, concerned.
He was there long before the rebellion
of the Confederate states When the
war broke out he was union man, but
he was pressed into a gang OF border
rufiians whose Grief business 1t was to
forcibly take mules and other prop
erty from northern settlers. He made
his escape from them and worked his
way though eYcitin0 ha IN rda n rn1a.
county, ILL.,. where he remained until
he came to Viola township. this county
in 1873.
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Girls! Girls!
Have Beautiful Hair

Mildredina Hair Remedy stimu-
lates the scalp. makes It healthy and
keeps 1t so. It is the greatest scalp
invigorator known. It is a whole
some medicine for both the hair and
scalp. Even a small bottle Of 1t will
put more genuine life In your hair
than dozen bottles OF any. other hair
tonic ever made. It shows results
from the very start. Now on sale
at every drug store IN the land at
soc and $1.00 a bottle.
Mildredina Hair Remedy. is the
only certain, destroyer Of the dandruff
microbe which Is the cause Of SO
per cent of hair troubles. These
pernicious, persistent and destructive
little devils thrive on the ordinary
hair tonics.
Sample mailed for 10c to pay post
age. etc., by the Mildred Louise Co.,
Boston, Mass. For sale by Farrell,s
Drug Observation-Disclosures.
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TEN OPINIONS
HANDED DOWN

ground OF adultry, specifying the per-
SON with whom the alleged act Of
adultry was committed, and also the
time and place, Is not bad on demur-
rer for failure to allege other circum-
stances of the alleged offense.
8. In suits for divorce as in other
civil causes the burden is upon the
plaintiff to make out his case by
clear, positive, and satisfactory evil
dence.
4. In this case the evidence Of
the adulterous acts alleged was not
sufficient to support the decree a
vinclue matrimonii appealed from.
Daniels VS.. the Charles Boldt
Company; Cabell county; Judgment
affirmed: Miller, judge.
l. The declaration in this case by
an infant Is good on demurrer, as
one alleging general employment,
the relationship Of master and SER
want. and defendants duties in re-
spect thereto. and breach Of those
duties, but 1t is not sufficient as one
alleging special contract of en-
ployment, and breaches thereof, re-
sulting in personal injuries to COM
plainant. . l7i
2. To have the protection afford
ed under chapter 10. acts of the
legislature Of 1913, known as the
workmen's compensation act, an en-
ployer must not only have paid the
premium provided thereby, but the
injured employee must have had act
ual notice that his employer had
elected to pay into the workmens
compensation fund, the premiums
provided by said act; but, typewrit-
ted or printed notices thereof, when
duly posted in conspicuous places
about his place or places Of business,
as required by said act will, as pro-
yided thereby. constitute sufficient
notice to all his employees that he
has made such election.
8. Defendants instruction num-
bered two was rightly rejected, and
number three properly modified, as
not presenting clearly and without
confusion the law Of the workmen's
compensation act, applicable to the
facts proven on the trial.
4. It is actionable negligence for
an employer who has employed an
infant to work In a safe place, in or
about the construction Of a building,
to order him to work in another
place. Of known, danger for employ
ees Of that age, and from which
place he falls and is injured
5. The verdict in this case,
twenty-five hundred dollars, for per
manent injuries to a boy fifteen years
OF age is not excessive.
State vs.. Chain; Jackson county;
reversed, new trial; Williams, presi-
dent.
/. An indictment for q statutory
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DAIRY ANDPoULTRY.

NEW YORK. April s.-Butter,
steadier: creamery. extras (s2
score), 36A 6361s; creamery lhish-
er scoring). 37@37h; firsts. S6h q
SO; seconds, 34@35.
Eggs, Arm; fresh gathered. extras,
s3h924: regular packed. extra
firsts, 22% @23; do firsts. 21A q
221s; seconds. 20 NO 20A; nearby
hennery whites, fine to fancy, 70 @
2s; nearby hennery browns, 24@
Cheese. Arm: state, held. specials.
1919: current make, specials 17A q
17H: do average. run. IL; Wisconsin
twins. fresh, 17A @17h.
Live poultry. Arm: chickens. ~;
fowls, 1920; dressed. firm; chick
ems. 5000; fowls. 16h@ 90; tur-
keys. 2s@35.
Flour, unsettled.
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FINANCIAL

NEW YORK, April S,-Pressure
was directed against the more promi-
nent stocks at the outset Of today >
Lrief session, such issues at United
states Steel and the better known
rails declining to lowest prices OF
the week. Their losses were largely.
II not wholly retrieved before the
close when spirited demand Tor
metals, especially the zinc shares
brought about general reversal;
American Zinc. the most actye
feature Of the day, made new nign
record on its advance Of five points 70
e5N. and Butte and Superior. q
stock Of the same class, rose 70
e5. other active features again m,
Guided the marines. which followed
the irregular trend. Crucible steel
coppers, such as Anaconda. shattuck'
Arizona and Tennessee. the motors,
International Nickel and United
states Industrial Alcohol.
Rails were again a negligible quan-
tity, as far as their activity was con-
Total sales of stocks amounted to
255, 600 shares.
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REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CoNyNxrrors.
Msppblican Executive COMMITTEES Of Hari-
aass seSa,y 81 n g tsss held APRIL
held IN the several magisterisi districts sof
Harrison tHY Comfy on d =, : -
at 1 $50 o'clock p. IT., for Il: f fo 3
purposes, to.wis: - 8 .''''' 't44is
~ 10 select two (2j deIesates "a, ..cn
nn gstl;ss district except CLARK and ccai
for ciart 1 Pi.t e selsss x tg dslssates
deiegates for Coal District, 70 To- rsp ~ "
nTa,rrisen County at the Republican Stafs
ReIegate Conyention 70 be held st wheei-
sad On Wn .ns ~ day q May iaie, which
sne purpose OF selecting four csndid ~
tor delegates and -FOUR cafididatss ~ 4.
ternate delegates TO the fNationsi Hsnrkif-
g Ta cony sei to be held &C Chieseo.
.l2l 70 select a like number Of de,1e.t,.
Tor each OF the several masistefisi disfsicts
20 represent Harrison County at the 7Rs-
publican Congressional District Dsiesafe
District 70 Be held at a place an sds ti,,s
probably Nay 2, 1oi6l hereafter % 81 a..
ignated BY the Republican Cor rressios,s i,
ION Mite which said ccngressisnai Dis-
pose Of Selecting two candidates for dS III
delegates 70 the National Repubiican Or, :
yention g be held at Chicago June,7, ieid.
The SAID district mass convenfio Ions % Sc
held at the following. named places a the
several magisterial districts, to-wit: " Z
Clark District. Court House, Ciartsburr.
az Coa r,. Distslct Magistrate starchef's OF
Clay pl.trict Opera House, shinnston.
oM Masie Dist District. Magistrate wadsworth's
,,l Elk District School House. Renines
!, ri Grant FTP District odd T.lIows Building,
sardIs District, School HOUSE. wsilscs.
Simpson District, Gas Once. Bsidssnort.
ssis len aii'e District Council Chamber,
,d Tnion District. School Buildias. west
me chairman and Secretary Of .u 4 A.
vic, wssd mass "a conventions are urged o Tor
o. the delegates to the secfefary - ~
Sg Thsy sse s,n Committee promptly.
~, ROY d. iPARRISH.
Sna1 m1 nm, =. Harrison County Republican,
y. w. COLEMAN, Secretary.
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in Cases Appealed from Circuit
Courts to the Supreme
Court of the State,

Ten opinions were handed down
by the supreme court Of appeals this
week. The syllabl are as follows:
Milan VS.. Long; Cabc1 county,
affirmed; Mason, Judge.
]. The following item was pub
lished in newspaper, namely: "At
the session OF court which began last
Tuesday, Effie Milan was convicted Of
perjury. She was sentenced to two
years in the state penitentiary."
Held: That such publication is &C.
tionable per Sc.
2. Where words are actionable
per Sc, 1t Is not necessary to aver and
prove special damages in order to
entitle the plaintiff to general dam
ages. The law implies all such dam
ages as are the natural and probable
consequence Of the words SO spoken
or written, In all cases where the
words are actionable per Sc.
8. The fact that publication was
made as news item by mistake or
transformation, and that no special
damages resulted from the publica-
ton, and that the publisher prompt
ly explained the mistake through the
same newspaper, may be shown in
evidence upon the trial, in mitiga-
ton of damages, but will not fully
excuse the publisher.
4. Special damages can not be
recovered in such cases without an
allegation and proof Of loss or dam
ages as consequence Of the publ
cation.
\ Robinson VS.. virginia-P ocahontas
Coal Company; Mcdowell county;
affirmed; Mason, Judge.
!. In all cases whereby the terms
Of the employment the master Is re-
quired to furnish TOOLS appliances,
and machinery for his employee with
which to work, 1t is his positive duty
to furnish such as reasonable safe
and suitable for the purpose, and the
servant may assume that the mas
ter has performed this duty; but
this rule does not apply where the
. servant make an improper or un-
usual use Of the appliance furnished
him.
q. An employee cannot recover
damages from his employer for an
act done by the employee in an un-
necessarily dangerous and negligent
manner.
Anderson VS.. Anderson; Summers
county; decree reversed; bill dis
: missed; Miller, Judge.
/. Section 20, chapter 1913. serial
section 1888, code 1913. respecting
failure to assign grounds Of demur-
rer. does not apply to equity causes.
3. A bill for divorce on the
~ D. = u II.
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formed lay pokes. with eggs In each,
and this caused them to think that
had the fact been known and the hen
watched she. too. might have laid
two eggs in, day. i.
It Is thought by q number Of per-
sons interested in the matter that q
breed Of fowls might be created that
would lay two eggs q day. regularly.
One very noticeable feature In con-
nection with the foregoing Is the fact
the two-a-day hen does not lay as long
as. other hens before she wants to
set, but deposits about the average
number OF. eggs in . layer before the
brooding notion strikes her.
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THE Markets |
GRAIN.
sY AsseeiArse ,ss.s,

CHICAGO. April S.-uneasiness
over the relations Of Germany and
the United States caused the wheat
market today to undergo material de-
clines. which were only removed in
part by rumors that Germany would
disavow the sinking OF the Sussex.
Prices closed unsettled. a to 1& q
Nc net lower. with May at 1850
116H and July at Han. Corn lost
VI to sc and Oats " 10 Y a sc.
In provisions. the outcome varied
from 10c decline to rise OF &C.
Open High Low Close
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A number Of self-supporting women
In New York city have banded to-
gcther to light gossip. For that pur-
pose and for other purposes related
to the general, spiritual and physical
welfare OF women. these foes Of Cos
sip have organized the Order Of Cor
inthians. toiwhich any person Is eligi-
BILE who subscribes to the doctrine Of
81. Janies-I hope II Is St James
that The tongue Is an unruly evil.
full Of deadly poison af
Miss Mary Hoppe. head OF the
Woman's Business Bureau, at 80 East
Twenty-eighth street. originated tho
idea Of the Order Of Corinthians,
which was Incorporated In New York
more than year ago, but which is
Just now taking Definite shape. To
carry on q national crusade against
scandal-mongerlng, Miss Hoppe plans
the establishment Of Don't Gossip
Clubs In every town and village in the
United States where half dozen wo-
men may be gathered together.
VIII Fight Gossip.
These clubs will be pledged "to
tight gossip. malice and all uncharit-
ableness as'the greatest OF sins" Apart
from this sweeping project tho Order
y. Sorin.ninas plans 10 FOUND q mother
nvuse IN New iork. where impover-
a .snoa women OF educauon and re.
nc'nent may DC received and housed
Nc. ne. .. cna.se Ior three months while
Ivy aIe SHOWN now 10 become self
euppor'lns'
Miss Hoppe told me yesterday that
.ns wiIl not % IN any sense Q charity
SINCE .An, membership cards In the order
VII 90 sold 70 men and women Of
weai.h ~ nxed price, the card to be
SVEN 70 any one the purchaser may
seleo! ana the money spent to be re-
Turned IN an equivalent Of service by
tne Womans business Bureau.
! 1oia MISS HOPPE gentle. gray
hIrea soptnern woman OF the old
scnool, mat tho most astonishing pur-
pose o. me order o. Corinthians Is It's
determination to. abolish gossip.
.r,,,. Mhcn AaAM, was ,bered.
.rh. $50. yJy -, soss.ps. ! assured ner.
rar.r .a1L.s s.s ns 4niy woman VINO
VIII ~. s ~. E'e kosslped
ha.aa ~ % p ~ ! ana Aoam was
IAN. 4. NJ. ~ 49, oecause convention
.s.ss suo n.ia - MIk aoout ms WIG ana
..ss,,,S a.. .... o,ne nan WIN Wnom
a, 40 th..s s S s.1 aer. anynoW. you see'
tu0E6 uHQ U66nF UuI one other .w0-
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PEnsINcPETTsBURG.
Thomas -. Harper. manager Of; the
Annex hotel, Glen elk, left Saturday
for Pittsburg, where he goes on q
business mission. During his alb
sence James 2. & Howe Will have
charge of. the hotel. : ~
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This
newest Metro wonderplay in which Ethel Miss
scenario is from the gifted Of Ane de Gsac
q
in production
Fonered William
Kof its excellence.
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lay. Development Of new enterprise
Is general and the railroads buy heav.
lily Of equipment: yet in.spite Of ali
efforts to augment facilities, produc-
Ing and transporting forces faif to
keep pace, with domestic and foreign
requirements. Best results In retail
lines are not yet possible. owing to
variable weather. but the movement
expands In most sections and there
is prospect OF unprecedente eastern
distribution. Visiting buyers. operate
extensively in the leading wholessic
markets. both for nearby and future
needs, and even larger dealings
would be noted were manufacturers
In position to promise definite sdeliy.
cries. Sentiment is more cheerful
in financial circles and stock values
tend upward, but cotton prices, 7, In
contrast to the sharp rise In wheat,
give way slowly. =.
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Beatriz Michelena

M1chelena
what really bodily playing
She must live believe but actively
II and lose her whole soul into it
pretty well take themselves
Before starting
m should ask herself quesions first has she the
register
She realize
conquest unaided motion
great DEAL but the leading
pretty
features eoquently o
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OIL,

OIL CITY, Pa. April s.-credit
balances, $3.50; runs, 82.407: aver
age, 75.l52. Shipments. S4,4SS; av-
erage, 4S,1O6.
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PITTsBURG, April 8.--Cattle'
steady; supply light. Choice, $50 %
s15; prime, 925 GOES.
sheep, steady. supply light. Prime
wether. 740@760; veal calves, 1000
Hogs steady; receipts light. Prime
beayIes. mediums and heavy workers.
1O15@1o2b; light workers, $50 %
965; pigs and roughs. s75@9oo.
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WAR AND THEArERs.

PARIS, April s.-The total
receipts of the theaters in Paris
in 1914 were 41,6O0,000 francs
as compared with 6S,45O.000
francs in 1913. The moving
pictures withstood the trials OF
war better than all other places
of amusements. Their receipts
were S,2s2,O00 francs as against
1885, 900.
a, n z, = 4, 3. = 4, n n a n
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TALKS With SCREEN-STRUCK GIRLS
Series Two
By Beatriz Micheleno
No. IL.
Copyright April. 1916. by Beatriz Michelena
By Beatriz MicheIeno
No. IL.

suggested last week that this talk" would
concern itself with the very important topic Of
facial expression"
Unless one has eloquent features. 1. e. features
which respond very readily to changing emotions.
she can never hope for any great success as
motion picture actress. would not go SO far as
to say that this requisite is the only thing, but
unless supported by 1t, nothing else can count
for great deal.
First OF all would emphasize that facial ex-
preston does not mean artificial grimaces On
the exact contrary its effectiveness depends on its
coming in natural and almost unconscious re-
Spouse to what one feels inwardly II is not a
surface accomplishment.
1t follows then that to adequately feel is a
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, April s.-Hogs. re-
s75: tight. $500 9S5; mixed. 936 @
$50; heavy. s25 @sso; rough, $3.50
$40; pigs, $50 q $40. -,
Cattle, receipts, 200; steady. Ma
tive beef steers. 500 @ 1000; stock;
ers and feeders. 610@S75; cows ana
heifers, 42O @910: calves. '676 g9eo;
sheep receipts, 1000; steady. Wetn-
ers fs25@925; ewes, 625 q $50;
lambs, '875 @1150. rFi
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Often staang . Fact.

! But very little gossip Is dellber-
ately unkind," I protested. For In
stance. II you and meet the beautiful
Mrs. Jones and her fourth husband
Just back from their honeymoon at
Palm Beach. and you say To me, oh
there goes Mrs. Jonos and her hus-
band. and Il answer yes. her fourth
husband am stating merely an In