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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
SECOND CALL.

40 Anbciic Baltimore 1ubc cont l2s
80 @rbciic Baltimore nibc rie. ,, 100
10 anibcilc Gommcr crcoit com. ioRs
80 GnibcIc eoai 9oloer COM ...i25
10 stuibclc Goui Boiper com. i, iai%
5s 5i25 etuibcilc Gosocn Oil (porrauia). tx
2l ii96 giui6cilc GoSscn oil Crarronis). iN
100 snibciic Goshen Oil tporronis). iss
100 9ribeilc GoSScn Oil OTIS Css -. ooc
1921 siribclc Gosocn ciI his t2sS). CSC
200 gfuibcic coeScH SiI rom (eoo) iaTs
i2 slribcIlc eosOcr Oil com. ... tiN
auibcic HasiIou cbcmeaI 60. "a
200 enibciIc cIf eoru eonI com. olN
slnbcilc @'arpiaub coiuaIip 60. 9a%
a auibciIc @larniarS & Ecnua com i5
10 rs AntbciTc @it Scr Maus com. iss
ioi sinibcilc M't Scr @ars pio. COY
81 auibeilc unifeS aaiIrabs CO.. ens
$1,000 AlaDuma ecaI & Srcn 1, oer. 100
t.5oo Baltimore Gtip icr 1851 .io2
5000 Goshen siI & SoS Ger ..... ios
5000 GIf 9orn 5ilcI 5cr ......... .ioi4
5000 @arpIono & 9cnnu inc. ..... Stls
10000 @cfc 81 6 st aori0 Scr. g.
5000 Sienna @nisr & Rowcr 5cr. ~ e5S
1000 Qcrna @aicr Bonner Der. ~. e5a
5000 rrtco &oinpops 4 icr.....~. si
i,4oo tlniiec aoiIrnbS $50 5rr., 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

Gter. -- 9R0. mo Bo., Iuecn0,
37c.; Goitcrn Shore Nao. lmO @a..
97c.; tpeltIidc (Obio). 37c. gS.-@o.,
36c.; iiiOIidc (9s..G). 35c.
Suttcr. ~ Separator, 8hmo,
37-Aoc.; Griuts, u GhauO. ST.
40c.; ErintS. 1 gsimo, 37--A0c.; (;
9Iods, 9 &fuuO. 37--l0c.; ToirU
ErintS, @lo, 9Sd., So. $685.; !;
Stprepndco. 27c.; 9ioIls, N10. ino
8a, 2Sc &olIS. B. .@o.. 2sc.
@efIiigcl. SiibnCr, iinac,
Gilmo, 21-22c.; 1ltc, 20--9ic.;
nlte Sdbuc ino 5togS, TO- lie;
Gnten iinee, t7-l9c.; Ieinc, TO-
t6c.; Eurfeps, &cnneu 2S 29c.;
rnoe SABINE, 90 27c.; fIcinc. 90
2ic.; Eauber oltc uno iimec Yoorc,
20c.; Guinea @cfIi;ecL iimges, t15
9iO. imo mebr, Stiif 35c.; fIeinercs,
25c. @dnie. 8hmO, IS -t9c.
9obncnuuo Grbicu. 9]Iod.
che @rbien. Choice, neuc, @illd)el,
S2.s5-2.90; SGinnep Grbicn. ucuc,
8uidcI $2.25-2.l0; 9lcip Ora Orb.
icr ucuc, 9uidlcl, 1926 2.lO;
8Iad oOcr Con- grbicit, ncue, @uidcI.
$2.25-2lO; Gountrp mci6c Bob.
ncn @nihel $5.00-5.5U.
Sbit nn0 Gentle. 9lepfeI,
gN..2go. iino Boy 5ob, $2.50-3.50;
gobneit crime, 5Iorioa, 9orb $3.50
10; 9obncr, @oMs, 9orb $1.25-
80; S{roiit, 9l..g, Come, $iO0
-t10.00; ScIIerie, I..y,, 9iinocl
20 5Oc.; ojurfcu, 6Iorion. aurb,
$2.50-3.O0; Scale. Oloriolf, ESoB,
5000. SopfioIot, Naorfclf. aorb,
50-75c.; 9opfidIot, Glorioo, aor6,
$i-1.50; 3picbeln 9l.sg.. 100@fO,
Sod, $5.00-5.5O; 9SfcfFcr, 5lorioo,
Gtotc $2.50-8.00; Spinot, gIor.
foff, SUB, $i.50-i.75; GrObccrcr,
0loriNo, Curt, 30-35c.; gonotcn,
Glov 6nncu, S3.00--3.50; Gboicc,
$2.25-2.50; 9reiIcIbccrcn sSoB, ie
uadl Guolitat, $5.0o-6.5O.
&nrtoffcln. @ciBe. @iNdcl.
9B.@t6. imo ga, $i.75-i.S5: g..
3. mo ScrIcp. $l.75-i.S5; Gait.
crit Sborc, Wl0., $l.65-i75; 5ii6c
Sartoifeln. Goitcrn Shore, acIhc,
SAB, $3.00-3.5O; gorf Nmer. qoB,
$2.75-3.00; 9soro.GoroIiuo, SSoB.
$S.o0-S.50; yoms, 6oB, $500
I2.75.
| Slide, g[nItcrr unO Ser.
ropins. - aorpfrit 93f5., 4--6c. /;
6lormocrs, 9funO. Sc; Erout,
eroBc, 6nb, $12-i5; Ncinc, $6-S;
0od, &finO, 15 22c.; meiBcr Hcrd,,
&iiino. S-10c.; medium Dc; /;
aclber Gerd, aroBc, S-10r.; fIcine
bis medium 8hmo, g. ic.; W1adc.
rcIS, 9Siuno, 1S- 20c.; EniIorS.
oroBr, @iituo, 10 i5c.; meoiunt 6
Sc; Sedtc. @fpnO, 15-1Sc.;
9loIe, GirnO, S-i0c.; GotfiidJ, 4fo.,
3--5r.j CLANS, bmoert, 65-7Oc.;
ShIitertt Gboice, GdB, $3.50-3.75;
Erimcs 6oB, $500 2.25; @ulls.
6nb. $i.50-i.75
" fin0 0uic b.--SSinge feite Sticre
non 1000 bis 1900 %hluo @cmidjt.
@fun0. 7-75b: Stiere utter 1000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
gYifcr. 0Ieionaberein.a .

&anptquor.ier: o9liiffcI'g SoIie,"
9sr. 103, yloro-6rcosrid- -straBc, ie.
ben Somitag gbenO, nit 9Iusnabme
Ses oritten Son;itnes i'm Wonot,
nSreiIgte SGnasr BON %nIttmure.S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
: d 10 cr III 5 ariS.

rNhr @cDn NJ Ia 1881 bcl clllfh
Sbloiicr III 0er Scbrc, mar CT nidt
Irlbcr bci ciicr: 9onoitor2"
o9tncrOin0s, nbcr BORT bot tr 0en
goltSclt Sog berumgtHodjt ulN 10
mubtc id) i1u Wcgne6men."
nSoiicntlth tout CT naS unt lelRem
ueucH &lut niMt iuieNcr"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
9teIleuseindle.
8n Oermiet6cu.
Sn Sertanfea.


Scimc fir 2cbcnsSeit.
SSSsosn S,,ssn iertlg ociicni srei Scibcn aiiBdiecr
VsulSs VISns 2 3tniner. sab uno gcrunboi5roui.
AlOO SlOf WiOntpclier-Struhc
s9epen @liIion Qarf unb 0drior6'sioc.
oi pelne SiroBc uuo qciurhc Gage.
hc,S, SWt simmer, elnihicblIh ~aiicbcreiic" oiit
SecM etlien Slilr. nRifcbcnciic" ciitbdlt mo-
fe, f,"S a. Yae'Runac. mooernc Stodfiiic, emnilltr'
~. lnsguB init 9lbflubbrcti. cIciiriidcn 6dhcr
ki oen CONNER. 9dmpibci5ufia. 8nribol5'
so,ven, nioocrnc Annltne. Sdie bnbcn Drobtf
oouHlL nit iariidrcm Qlbinnfniien 6oben bictc
Hnoele mooerlc Gipenheien Nldn ncbutc Oar
Dyrvo,Ahcnuc GIcltridlc, nbrhlidl fa6rcno, bia
sssonlpclicrSirnBe
SBe 9, 2. GIallnebcr Menlih Gombnnh, Gfbauer.
Biircan: 9i9--920 Munieb 9nifbing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
@ricna Snrrnnnt /

v L c z 8 2 u 1T 0 g0f.
Sunoc (6lr ScrtGiricriiO: Gas
9cug 0os sic mir ocileril oIs aniftc
bcrfauit babew 1T ia COR fcnl aoficc,
ooS miiilcn sic iuicocr Snriiducb.
mcn~
@erfGuicrin: .gconucrc icbrl SM
babe S6itcn dlcih acioat. Oo6 id mir
nod Dos @rioentiticl, Dtartc 0inliher
8aiice" bohe. 10 Nob Sic lpuftcn Sab
Sic ~folidcn aoiicc" bcfmurn."
Suubc (piiibenN) $50, obCr Scr
geitriec por nidt cirntal Der chtc
folid)el@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

CSattiH (bcim Spa5icrocna) Ont,
ijnnit Gu Gid nod. glribur, mic mil
ms INNER bier OIL Oicicm 1cnfnol
troicn, cbc mir bciroilctcn2"
(Sottc: 20 ia; unN IA itcbt dlA
ridliig ichou nie6er 10 ctu Glcl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

5 M Y I.
Gelncr (0er cnlcu &alciotmarocr
enpiidbt bot uro sur &ccc itcllD ggiu
onB Asr llcGer5iCbtr MD. &bren &c.
hars, scbcn sic olio 5u mo
Der clcgaiiic Sat?"
~Sii,c, DER 1T ucin @iecntbmI
ben babe id) idlon rcr ddbi IoaeN Gus
,inrm onOtreu Jicitouront mitoaIonr
mcnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
Sic A II N i fomiIic.l

sd ipGrc arrHc 1T Oieiem Snbr,
an sic Sec gcaonaen. obcr III DER ic-
tieen SrieoS5cit 1T oas nit 10 aroBcn
CHARACTERIZATION pcrfniipit
Sic bobeA rcht bic @oBfrogc =
Md 0oS lit nod 8 meligitc j
o6er fcin Mcnih min cipqm iesi @clS
pumpcnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

(lSn 100 &fupS 5ddcn.) 9sro Gounc.
Spring Mbcot @roA $35.5O-3G;
SIour bis @bitc Wtoolings OpeitG.),
$S9.0O-i0.O0; g9ciicn @HO6Iiuss,
$36-36.50.
ScilunO Strob. 3uiibr Sen
SO Tonner, Sirob 9 Eounen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
gnI6mOr, waarfttcridlts.

Gouneriiae 25. Sarnar 1917.
@cbI. 3ufiibr i2.t9t 61iier.
cinidlieBlidl 1926 iSdiier 5i 9ocidt-
4oint mo 96s Safer 3u Gautol.
Tie 0lnfirifnaen lporen mic fnInt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

Ga coup Sla 5sr.........1o2s. iqaM
g,cip or. globilc & epl Ser ... So IS
@oiomac @alc1 l. 5cr r........i0s
eiraIs,nbaen' cHIaaHoHen,
patio lrac "a y 1is) 4 5ss. ios
Gin suDurban 5er (ssotO) io2&
Sriroii unueS FRn~......... sa~
SGirmoAi & Glarss FRA, ser iot
9RarpIano electric Ger r........... oo&
Gn Gicc ao 4 g ri isscr .. q3N
wiononsa0elo saI Grae osr. o5M ayH
woriolf 6 @ori5 1rae 5er... seN
Gorici gp & elaDi 5cr -.. oaN oo'k
unlitS aipbs & Gtec l. asr. si stN
iuIicS sallpass Sos SSr.... 90
glrsna Rwp & 9epcr l. 5sy 9l
gsaib gdIlo 8 snnay 5cr ...s.. *. ssH
cei,eIiaen
GoseeH s 90 rcm............- iGA ~
Goshen & GO 0es..............to5 iouH
ysotiufon Oil COM m.....~... 6
sobleusarhcu nuO .soHaS
UpuiollnaHon Goal Go...... 1oS ioaA
GouioIlSoacu cOat eer OoiCSl ioi& ioS
GoufoHoaHcn coal asI cer.. oiE o5N
clr Scru GcaI com. ......... 2l'9
CIR 0orn Goal pfo....~....... f0&
cir Corn eotp Ger lnoies) .,. .loi JOIN
5ormoui goal 60 l. 5sr.... os7s
aramiaehir oos.
@oIto cde sIppliducc coni 40 70
Snt Cotton maHe com. ...... 90
g1i ger.gsooS GiAs Cg y tuni isM
@'i sScrsssooS0crrh (g ~ rS. soN
Mi ser Dana O. ~ uoiss iooM iol
EcyldicScres,
alaboma 60 @eu Ger ...,..., SO
strmbsI eoHo gmsa roni.. so}s
@Oftpu sans esrastI esr. 90
eonficn on pis n rtfs. ,..... GO a.
@'orSirnS FreSeino Scr ....i iooN
nsaEtIorS a7oior gar Suf.. it2is
~ 4 Y arnnS 6er.........i io1N ioSN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
Gin 9S hiIpfc Q i b.

.&obeu sic iidb Dor Nen' I. AuaiIi
ouM md, cincn acien g(idiig modlcH
Ioiicn2"
,Nlf ncin. Critters gebtS oltb il
unO Speiicns scbt'$ ir sud-"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

SbcucreS ScDcrprcilc.
n@oit: gRelluer. OaS III tcin @eef
iteof, oos lit g,broieneS Scocrl"
acnner: oSorum ilihi gnrl Sir
smti Mari 10 eiir Gtiid SeDer
Nos nitric minOcitenS flint Nlort 10,
t.cul@ 3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
aeht 1T mudr Belt

sine Sarm bnio Al crperben; scr Rreis FIR
S.u5n7Srdenouliic ~ Gin cbr sober. bic enuos
ppssSne llno nod nicoria. nbcr I'M Sicden bes
nslilen. @ic bier bcrscihucicn Sorncr ilno
"oup 5u nen ricbripcn Brciien nbSuncbcf
10 Nner; rbnc tSctduhc. 10 eldcr
a,. iirbdr. biren an Pohii ST 10000
fal39 Msder: NIT Gebdnocu SbIiearicn 100000
A'V Nder; 6 Simrcr'Suue. nur $500
a. o., Nndnbluup Ndrpdiu. 49,. 100000
" aucri nit Oehdroeu. irinlicS
80 binia ........... 3,fs5-JO
i33ssn Ne1sri nit @chniocu Obiiaoricn $4,000
goSesfali "ss l.3so.oo
~0n'nerplaee nno reiicrc Snrnien bis 1900 elder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
NJ

rlieuidl eric, weulite mir nal
ton bcine @uriht dbbciben ln6t, rc6'
ID Dir nit Sie onl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

fric'oa : 2 onOs crfa 5 pfnno 8.
@'r da.. 3. 9'eutrolcr:: ,'lliro %cr.
pii,nost,..ivall .vll miro GnaIouOS grit0.
icnS SSS1,eg sSs,,t;gs 5aerft sun 0picr foI.
enorS,Sa's,.l s,lplan0, 0citerrcid I"
StoIieu. "''nl'm'l g'atiirl'd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

ouS IT,: n3cbutouiero Sdmciuc
IN Gbicoao ecitbladtctl Gcmcn mcr.
beil nidt acnorutt ober iM iiird,tc,
oein Sufel Sbcophillis miro aud ga.
runter sctueien iciu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
&cutigc SMluBrote;

9lr. 8 ipciBcr ...... 20
Aoggcn. 3uiu6r 2S.O0G Dit
idleI Gcrionot BON oen GIeuutorcn
1929 9uibcl; GIeootorcn.gorrot6.
3lTS22 9nihcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

gSSSsaH gglIGIi eF'f'F, SOC st. gaui's'Fas'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

Nlnc ollciniicbcnDe oeuiiCDc sSrnu In oen
lnliileren S0brcH ir aciuohulldc Sdualrbcii
llllo NoNell bel cncm gBiilper obite Winocr.
NoreNe unicr y. 81" ,,Henndjcr GgrrripnH'
oeHt" 41J Cisynltmpres Strafc
t2an25-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
WerIauat- 8raucu uuS WlaOdru.


Gerinuat:
EeliiTc 2Silhuc nit oocr ncincrcn Stin
hcrL Ols nnusbdicrin pcmunfbl 3u crtQecn
nci Vlar Ncl5cr, Namiltcn, CJcrmnnc 9. gnne.
tSut20- 20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

itbel; &erionOt bon ocn GlcUatorcn
59,929 Nuidcl, @leuatoren.Sorrot6
1,37Ti52 9uitcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26


I37Tl52 9uihcl.
SMluBrotc- Seutc @citcrn
2 rotbcr pcitliher. 20i 203M
9 rotber Spot. 900 1894
SamIar : rotbcr 200 t99M
6ebrlar . rotber 200 i99M
Mats. 3ufl0r S0,l93 9u.
ideI; @crianot uon sen @lcuutorcn
13G,d4S @nidcl; GIeoatorcnporrotb
5G75S0 @ilihcI.
S1Iubrotc- -Scutc- eJcitcrn
Contract . 1888 1i5
Sunlar . 1853 114%
SAFER. 3iiIit6r 244S 9uidcI +;
&erianOt BON Ocn GIebotorcn I0i7
9uihcI; GIcUotorcu.Gorratb 1877
1876 @uiheI.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25
VERMONT NOTES

Fort Ethan Allen near Burlington
has been designated as one OF Il cftf-
zen training camps, where reserve Of
lcers and applicants for commissions
n the new var army bill receive IN
teEsTve militia instruction This
camp : for the New England states.
Since the navy recruiting had
quarters were established in Bur
lIngtOn April i, ~ men have been en-
listed for service in the navy Yer
m0n-'s quota = 40 and Il Is expected
that this number viii Be raised BIZ
hay 5 IS recruits are now coming n
more rapidly.
According 70 figures compiled n
the state treasurer's Office the cost Of
the legislative session amounted TO
1876 645-65- The amount may De-
somewhat larger - there are some
items which are paid through the
au1 toys Office ard hare rot beer in
cl1dec- The session OF 1918. which
was L days shorter, cost &116y $3.50.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25

All of the transportation compan-
les In the state have IN accordance
with the law paid their taxes 10 the
state treasurer. the total amount re-
ceived being S25S, 223.SS. Street
railroads paid $14,265, power lines,
$2,150, and steamboat companies
$S.201. 25. The Rutland road pays
the largest tax. S,S12. the Central
Vermont being next with $62,50o.
About 200 delegates, representing
5000 members of Vermont Red Cross
branches, gathered in Burlington last
week. There they met the new as
sociate director of the northeastern
division A reorganization of the
state chapter was perfected under
the new rules as follows: Chair
man, Redfield Proctor of Proctor:
vice chairman, William ". Stickney
Of Ludlow; secretary, II. S. Howard
of Burlington; treasurer, Fl. T. Rut-
ter OF Burlington: executive commit
tee, c. S. Emery of Newport, DR.. E.
G. Twitchell of Burlington, Miss
Bertha Cary of Proctor, Mrs. J. j.
EStey of Brattleboro, and Mrs. /. l..
Reeves of Mortified. There were
important addresses and conferences
A stick OF dynamite 10 or u inches
long, wrapped in brown paper, was
found about daybreak Friday under
meath q steel plate of the bridge To-
Gated about half a mile from the
Middlebury station on the road be-
tween Middlebury and Salisbury. by
Private Harold Smith OF d com
pany's patrol, Y. n. g., which has
been guarding the bridge. The dyna-
mItewas placed IN such a manner that
the passing of a train over the bridge
would almost certainly have resulted
IN an explosion. The rain of the pre-
vlous night had made the dynamite
sOggy and IS believed to have pre-
vented catastrophe The military
and village authorities are investi-
eating the affair but as yet have
found no clues.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25

The committee of public safety for
Vermont warn local boards TO get in
TO communication with the board in
order that duplication OF effort does
not result. The committees point IS
well taken and may be applied TO its
own work The Monitor has already
received four copies of 3 certain doc
ument for publication.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25
CAN VERMONT FEED HERSELF?

The Vermont committee Of public
safety is leaving no stone unturned
TO insure an increased product IN
Vermont. Vermont voted million
dollars for military purposes She
IS doing an even bigger thing IN the
way Of food production and eonser-
walton. The response TO this call IS
exceeding the approval given the leg
islature for voting the big appropria-
ton which made Vermont 2 synony-
nous term for patriotism over the
whole country. On every hand Mr.
Metzger, director. and Dr.. Hilegas,
commissioner OF education, are re-
eeiving the endorsement and hearty
cooperation Of patriotic Nermonters-
Food conservation Is the biggest
problem which the committee Of pub
lie safety has tackled and Ex-Gov-
Gates IS giving freely OF his time IN
explaining It TO the people Of the
state. Rallies are being arranged
More speakers are needed TO tel the
story. Sunday afternoon was patri-
otic day IN St. JOhnsbury, when sew
eral speakers told how much Yer
mont leads other states N this work
Unless there Is 2 substantial Increase
N production OF foodstuffs this sea-
son the country VIII be unable TO
feed the warning nations TO the end
The growing OF staple vegetables Is
urged. School superintendent are
giving freely Of their time
Many viii give up their vacations
As many as 24OO letters have been
mailed IN q single day and the num-
Der bids fair 10 increase as the work
advances
Men employed IN shops, Offices. and
mills, who have two hours spare
time, are urged 10 plant enough for
their own support IN the coming win
ter. One cents worth OF food saved
each day viii mean IN 2 year enough
TO equip 2 billion dollars worth OF
navy. The wasting OF foOdstufs Is 2
fault Of the American people which
the committee VIII Try TO stop TO 2
large degree IN the coming months.
The larger towns are forming local
committees for food production and
conservation Gov Graham asks
these organizations TO affiliate with
the state committee thus avoiding
duplication Of effort, and in order
that information may be furnished
the smaller organizations
Cooperation OF every person IN the
state IS needed Il Vermont retains
her record Of years gone by Miss
L. II. Cobb has charge OF the canning
department for girls, through the
contributions OF thoughtful woman,
while an expert N agriculture viii be
provided at the expense OF an equally
thoughtful man n thestate Colleges
high schools and agricultural schools
are cooperating Diplomas vii be
granted 10 those boys who enter into
the work IN the next few days They
viii be able 10 enter any OF or NeN
England colleges on the certificate:
issued BY our high schools Dr.. Hi
Iegas, commissions OF education
with the approval OF the board OF ed
ucation, has placed his entire depart
ment at theservice OF the public safe
" committee, which does away viii
the overhead expense OF forming :
special organization that some state
are carrying A metal badge bearing
the inscription. The Green Mountain
Guards vii Be given each boy o.
girl raising food stuf=s-
Rev. VIA Shaw vii make z
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25
PROBATE COURTS

Special sessions OF the Probate Court will
be held at the Office OF r. W. BALDWIN, in
BARTON. on the second and fourth Fridays
office OF COLBY STODDARD. in ORLEANS, in
the afternoon of the third Friday of each
month. Parties desiring to transact Probate
business at Barton or Orleans should notify
the Judge I'm advance, that he may take the
necessary papers.
open every day, except Sundays and hOii-
days: but those coming from distance, as
far as possible. should make special appoint
ments with thesCourt in advance.
RUFUS w. SPEAR. JUDGE.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25

With the market offering IA cents
per pound for maple sugar and spe-
eial customers paying from 20 to 50
cents per pound for fancy products
the product Of the Vermont sugar
bush this year viii bring the state 3
tidy sum of money. All our naples
ought TO be tapped.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25
ADVERTISING

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per insertion. Classified advertising
terms at top of column one, page one.
Display advertising rates upon ap-
plication.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25

DaIe's seat seem TO be answered by
silence on "Big's" part Many seem
to think the cat is out Of the bag.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25
State G. A. r. and W. R. c.

C. T. s. Pierce of Vergennes was
elected state department commander
of the Grand Army of the Republic at
the 50th annual encampment which
was held in Montpelier last week. The
business meeting, including the retir-
ing address of Commander II. G.
Streeter of Brattleboro, and reports
of the other officers occupied all of
the morning and afternoon.
Commander Streeter in his retir-
ing address paid a tribute TO the
Woman's Relief corps and TO Sons of
Veterans, saying the last-named or
ganization stands side by side in in
tereSt and sympathy with the Grand
Army. He called attention to the
change in superintendent at the sol
diers' home at Bennington and said
that the home is fortunate in secur-
ing Comrade Martin and wife as SUI
perintendent and matron.
The report of the department chap
lain showed that there are IS posts in
the department. that 76 observed Me-
mortal day services, that 1895
graves were decorated and that 81
graves are still unmarked by head
stones.
A net loss of 1919 members was
shown by the report of Adjutant
General H. P. Hunter. Mr.. Hunter
reported a cash balance of nearly
$500.
The Woman's Relief corps held ses-
sions in the city hall, there being
nearly 500 present. There are go
corps with a membership of over
5000. The new president of the Re-
lief corps is Mrs. Nellie Crowley of
Rutland, the senior vice president is
Mrs. f. Jessie Sturtevant of st. Al
bans and the junior vice, Mrs. Mary
Goss of Montpelier.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25
SUBSCRIPTIONS

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When your subscription expires the
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25

ReE. Wm- Shaw vii make q
worthy successor 70 Rev. P 2 Lowe
As superintendent OF the St Johns
bury Methodist district Welcome
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25

The Monitor wagerz that Judge "
H Taylor Of Hardwick viii never ad-
dress the Vermont senate again be-
hind closed doors-no matter wheth-
er the recent case was proper G.
not
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25

The questions being directed at "
j. BizeI0x u the Czledonian Is 70
his anbztions for Congrezsman
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25

Use Zensal for that itching eczema
Sold by druggists.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25

You can serve your country by
raising food products.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25

Don't subscribe for the
Monitor
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25

A local paper is an investment, not
an expense.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-02
QUIETLY MARRIED.
Trustee Jas. Smith and Mrs. Laura |.
Workman Married at Home Of
Brides Parents.

Trustee Jas. Smith and Mrs. Laura
L. Workman were quietly married last
night at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Wortham's parents. MIR. and Mrs. E.
l.. Lemert. The ceremony was per-
formed by Judge C E. Snodgrass in
the presence of the family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith went at once to the hand
snme home of Mr.. Smith on his farm
near town.
The union Is most happy one as the
groom is one of the most highly re-
spected men in the county, is a capable
business man and has splendid home
in well.develored farm on the edge
Of town.
The bride is a lady of refinement and
unusual intelligence and enjoys the
love and esteem Of a wide circle of
friends here and at Pomona. They
will both receive the most hearty good
wishes Of the entire community for a
long and happy welded life.