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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-12
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On BEN life: Der bIaueu Donau,
no Der olte gIodkbtre Iih i'm Spisgel
bes Gtromek betra9tsi. Dnhs
bas iunse, pobenSe 6srs llngorns IN
.aum piersig 5lbren gu elmer gDtli'
itabi. Gns aui ben ShanseH gttiIas
trbauie glIt Glen. bic ftclse beitung
bts Roibias Gorpinus, scs nit per'
Iiebier umarmuns bas iolettes juHse
Def on Iih. itedie bic aoitniniel Der
a6niastottsr G,. Warsatsi an ibren
ilcpisnben guita; aus biei.r slit'
Iiben Gbe purb. gum Gto!5e Der un'
gam unb Der Deiierrei&tr has BsIt'
fpunosr, bic IhDnfgelesene Wsttropole
Gurppas: bas ipunberf4Dae 0robs
gubapefi, e.6oren. 9i. nabe3u cine
Wilipn Gintpobner sihlenbe Stobt.
bic i'm 3titraum bon bier frisoli4tH
Ds,.nnien empori60s. III Der Wit'
tslpuu.t bes rplitiitr unb gdeH'
Jd,aftIi6en 9e5sns llnaarns aerporb,n,
Der 8renupuuit bes 6annels. Ses!s
bes aansen lG6tInbtu aebens, bas i'm
iauienhjdbriesn 2anbt arpabs biiih.
gle III i'm IrieSen emporsepadien
uub erIsbit in itrsr Suesub ben erobs
Ten Sturm, ben europa is fab. e.r
D6lier unb Si6ete ibonunsslos m
aeibenibafi sre unb efi6ittertt.
limb ob stpar sie @orisbune nne be
unbeiieaten 9sipehrt Der oenhhen
une unaariiteu Goibaien iie Dor BEN
plumpen sEnbiriit bes sroben Ueiuoes
retteteu, lcunts fin 9ubdptit ebenio'
penia ME 8ien obsr Berlin Der mir'
,uno bes oIea unierichenbsu ariss.s
,nt,iebeu. Tas gubap,f bss ariesss
III niht bas, ,pas Is I'm 66oBs beg
Hrisbens lpar; bisie jung. DeItitnoi
as,id,t irbi einer betenben Grau: ibr
htra III poi @lauben. ibrs Seels pols
Ter 3uperTif,t; ir ibrsr G4Onkit. in
ibrsm lpunberbar iisisn Bid III itne
rubiae, erbubene &nmuib, bic nod
If,0ner, nod enisiidenbtr 1T, nIs bas
joraIpls QIdeln Der aoietieris.
aaippbl, bic idbSne 5rou III ernt
eelpcrsen; ihr @ebabrsn, ihr aettn II.
bem Geffte Der urobn 3sii piirois.
Das aeIellihof.lite unb seiellias ass
ben gnbopcits pabie iid felt anfans
bormonifG Der burd ben arita ae'
ihaff.nsu Gage an. iinb .rer seiis bier
bas beriibmis, Fi5 nmiiiirsnbs 8uen'
pelt futts, tuiirbs euitduid5t pen ben
llfsrn Der Donau ab5ieben. Die mub'
oessneen Hiierer, ME be f45uen m.
aariTfsn 5raiisn, ittlltu iih NIT seib
unb GeeIe IN bic DieHiie Der Woal'hds
iiatsit, unb uuf ibr ueborfomesbietsns
bts qpmmnnbo Bot fih bas san3s
Qeben 8nbapelts 10 eiraehenb nmse,
ftaliet, bab beuse aunitseuub, esisls
ihafilihe 9eritreuina ausiblitblth
i'm ssihen Der gBraitbdtisitit trberts
bar IN. Grsherscsin glusuitn Gteptns
ME, 0rdfiH Gicmrr apnpan, bic Ditt.
ne bes gsrinssn gfrbeif, bra sinit
rsra5ttsrten Grbeu btB uuaariihen
sbrpnes, bic ffSns nnh g.iiinplis
Grau. itsa<u in eriisr Rslbs an Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-12

lleber RE blltige @utidefolutas.
idla9t, bic ieit Bohen 5ereiis on Der
Qisne tobt uno iiber ipel6s bas Gas
bel nur ipdrlite WittbeiIuHgen bringt,
itrsi6t ods y6amburstr 6r,mbens
blatt" bonn "a. april: Suiolge Der
loett uornusi9ausnbsn Giibrung unie.
rer Sberitsn 5esresleituns, bic, aus
ben grfabrungsn Der S6Iati an Der
SOmme lerneno. jest I'M albpebrtampf
cine Dolig neu. Uistbobs uuseepdbli
bat, boben bic 6ran5oieH, oaut Der
iorsfdltissn Gasnusung Der 9uuit
bes 9elGHoes, cine ihpere Rieoetlage
erlitteH. Sisrdn dnbert aud bic 5bdts
fade nifts, baB iie nit grpben 3nblsn
an @eiangensn unb erbeutetem tooten
WotertaI aufpdrten. Selbit tpenn
bieie angegebe,en 3ahlen ftimmen
folltsn, mas i6per na45uprifsn iein
oirfts, 70 1T enieesen3uboIteu. bub
gerdbe biefe 3ablen safiir iprsfen,
bab ibrs angriffe ssf9eitsrt Finb.
@urbe bod nab5u bic aunSs frunS6s
iiT6e 6eeresmatJt ouF bisisr foit adt.
gig ailuneier breitsn SroHt mad fait
sebutGsissm Ss0mmslfsusr sinssisst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-12


Spite Der pcbItbGiiasn gspesuHsen.
Die sritert, als Satin bss masparis
i&n t0nieIidsn prin,en etr 9abss
burger unb iidnbiss Ginipohnsrin
gubopefis, jduf slsi4 bel Sseinn oss
Srieees ben 4uguitafonos, Der poH
fsiner IN BEN pornebmen 5ots! Rib
IN beIfeibenen Rabmen porgenoTn.
menen @esriinouna ,i einem Der
bsbsuisnbfitn 6ilfsinititute BEG ean'
bss btranpufs unb iiber ein Wliltos
Henpsrnloetn perfiigi.
Sibit bic mobiifits 3erfirsuung,
bas gluguiiaIdifi. ifsbi i'm Disnite Der
@obItbdtisisit. Die CUR @eIslihnft
asborsnoen Damen Der uneorii9en
Sauptito6t bhbsn idsIit brsimal Die
G.Ieaenheit. duf sinem Der !h0ntsn
S6iffe gubnpeIis cine 5ipeifiiinoige
Donaupariis III MAIDEN. elmer Der
id0nitsn ausfliiae. bi, Der prndtpons
Slnb bietsi. Das ausuifaififi. aus
beiisn Gintinfien Elm ptisntIihtr ans
tbeiI BEN 70 Isstnsrtihen usuiiafonos
3ufili, purbs gam teliebtsiteu Sams
mtlplab Der pornsbmsn GeisLlid1dii.
an bisisn G6iffnbrisu nimmt jeoer
theiI oem ielensreifen anauiinfcrbs
bsn gubup.fs teresi. Jrauer, bic
mii.innnoer in ShOnbsit petisifern,
tfiibenee anOipen: bic punberpclsn
Bubapeitt RiS6,n IddtlH In ibreu
ireiben unb rcIaroibsH 9Oil,tt,n an
gOrb unb bas Boot ihpimmi sIiids
lid auf ben Idau,tInosn Wtllsn unte-
BEN eI1nSsnbsn blnien SimmtI am
5ubs bts unmuiheubeH. sriinsn gss,
birsstrawes: irn fhOHitsn paHorama
gubnpsiis.
Der ari.a bal iibsrbnipt bic Do
nau in Ncbt rebra&t. Gs bepub it9
lsinr auis aano. in bic Sommerfris
Ias; Der aufsn.boIt in Der Snupt'
HoSt IN als pfli6t rnftsi. 9o6 Der
ih5nite S6mud gubaptits i'm SoH'
m,r III f,in mdtiisr Strom, uue Dor
allen Der in Iein.r Mitt. Iitelnoe
Sain. Der BON ben aeseubsn psr'
ibnuneen,r Sabrbuno.rte trdumt:
bic Marsareiben Sniel. @er je auf
bieisr pra6tpolIsn 5nisl panoeli.,
ptreibi ME ibrtn 9auber.
9as pornebm, putIifum. bas IL
5risbensssiten in BEN pnri.Iub i'm
StnbtpGlohen fein. @artenfs'te ars
rangirts, bat jsb: foum stH alubIeben;
ki Der gr6tit FIR bic mcbltbdistei.
eibi es ipenis 3eit fIir bic 3erfreus
una, unb bi,ie aerinss grboluuss3eit
rpirb and am Iisbiien oif bsr Sniti
,ueebra6t. es aibt bier aud Elm
gab, ems Der ft0uitsu ppr ben bss
riihmien gGeern gubopeits. Die Be
nennuna gueaptn gnb.aniiali tpurs
Be kusr tbatidtli5 atiuen. neil bic
QutlIsn b.s aoiiubobts. ct. 9us
lace Babes, S,ettHpi Babes. Rus
pus Babes ti,isn Gommu immer
mebr bur6 bas inldnbifhe publi'um
-pe ouh bur4 bas freuHbidaftIi6e
auslane beIufl. purber. Dos neue
gorus Bah II, nud beiuobe gang
fertis, unb in bsF9n 3eitm rtrb
aun, europa ee bepunbern.
&c eitt teine eorse. btrer fi4
guoaSsIt i'm Griea uidt anHimmt.
Ci.T. jung. @eltRnbt fiebt isst ME
Elm, fd55ne betenbs Jrau aus; 9lcus
ben I'm ser;sn. 3uperiiGt in ibr,r
.gaIs unb IN ibr.m glide rubise Gs
babtns anmutb.
Gttfan BON Dob
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/ Strdbe.
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Strabs.
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Strabt.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-12

aensn bic SeutIfs Ratioa. frnesrn
aeaen Die beutjts Gutotraiie fiibren.
sSSnfolae oieisr 9sridumnib lei oas
etuiIds gpli Der auii4t. bob Der
arisa sesen Oieies sbsnio stfihrt
iperoe, pie esesn bic autofratie
uno babe our Nirtuns sebab:.
bic Spfsrfrsupistsit bes bsutitsn
8pltes su ittiserH. Tas piree
ni6t Der 5aa iein, psnn Der
gritbent ertl6ren ipoats. bab bic
Der. Staaten ben arieg euiitsGsn
n.rssu. iptaIo bic SObeu5OIern Sc
Tfiir,t Ieisa. 0isit Grmabnung prS
in @aIbinaton tsiu @eb0r finoen.
Der grGfnsut Bat in fsinsr RDte an
Raklauo uHseriidIi9 srtldrt, ban Sie
MISUNDERSTANDING bes geiisitdnbes bor
oem ariege nitt asHiise, Iouoern tGb
9euti6Iano jertriimmert p;rt'i'
mlfe. Tas itimmt most uihi rit
Der fruhereu GrtIGrune iieerein. ocb
mir bios arisa ssuer ben Saiier imo
nicst oeoen oas 9pIt fiibren. nber
aonisqueu3 mar niemdls bic itdr.e
Seite PES qrGiioeuten uno betreIf1
1eutidluros lit tets Al bep6at.rl
oepefen, bab er 1eosu bieies Die Sdi-
ten bon 5lu au Gag Itdrter fpdrnt
10 bar :. Tdblieblih nod enalihtr
aeporOtn lit. aIs bic Gngldrber.
Batum es 10 id Dsr bait,
bic ariegsan.eibe beun 9Olt untsrsur
brinaen, lit itbr leidt Su ertIdrell.
Die StafiItiten etpciIen. Oab bel uns
Die Spariahen. GinIugeu pc. aop1 oeE
geo6lteruns tIeiner limb, als IN ausr
anberen sroBeH 2dnbern, neil bel nHs
bic 9ebensbaltung b0ber lit. Ter
om,ritanii6e arbsiter ibt bsfer,
lpobut befer uno tIeiOet ii4 bsiler. ais
Der 9lrbeiter anbsrsr Gdnoer, pds
srObe Griparnife ausiaIiebt. go
lpei. IoI9e erfolgen, 6sitelsn iis IN
Dem @rperb elmer sissHsn 9simitlitc
uno es brdu4t fpubl ni5t sri; beptti:r
gu >psroen, Dab oas Die 9un5e iran
5ieue araft oes Grbeiters in aniprrd
nimmt. Die Sleinfdrmer baben ME
mails ptsl Gelo iibrig, 3umeiit iino u:
peri6uloet. Die @robfarmer Iesfr
ibr 9eIb in @erbeTerunsen uro IN
slusbebnung ibrer Sitter an uno iher
ipie peuia gaarmittsI lie oerfiissE. 1T
baraus 81 erIeben. bob Iauotpirth.
ibaftlite @crfhubtuifsH gesriiro!t
peroen mubten uro oab man aleu
isarmern 9Oridiiiis sur 9ei6ofiung
BON Mioid,inen MAIDEN mabts, bani'
iie in Der Gage limb, mebr gu 2robu'
siren. Die &rieesunIeibe lam mir
6ei ben Reitsn untergebrdht tpsrosn
unb bieIe itebsr bnriU o0l,g 'rriii.
0enn rur Siejenisen, bic an arisgss
Iieferunger reid geporoer ilno, ibre1
oebu6renoeu Iuiheil teiiteuertsr,
bate bic spsi Ri1iarO.ns sGnlcibs
i6on lGnait ge,sidnet ietn miHen.
@ie bic Rsiteu, bic foIt grcteu gd>
triptismus oOrgeben, fih fsrrbaI.cn.
III an oeutli6iten on BEN 9dntb1us
Rpradn &. So. gu eriebsn. 9ieies
Bat 80 Ninionsn fir uniere Srisss
unI,ihe asasi6net. 1iir bic eu1lii ben
uro fruH8DiiI6su arIsibeu bat ss
Ui1iaroen ibernpmmer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-12
Insrif uHo Sbtuebr aa Der
aisne.

Die g,reglitte!t Der bsutT6en Der
ttsiOisuugslinien. gsrGnbsrte
aaRpfmstbooen. - Die elnitii9en
OsutIten 9srtasiOisuHsslinien -
Die ftrutsgiids sIusriiBung Der &c.
Idnos. Die r6rtliaea GrfOISs"
Der gQiirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-12

Dtr Fimmsn nit bsm OGais
i6eH U}iaIIter Stauuing 6driu iibe:s
siu, Oab pie jesigs Regierung in EuR'
lano ii6 niht g.. eiHsm SePara!fties
ben nit GeutiaIano Oeriteben Dirb,
neil Der &opitalismus in berialbsR
nod gu itart 1T, u6er er If Der an,
ii9t, bab oas Proletdriat cine Hsu.
Resisrung erri6tsn uno auf Der Stsls
5rieben I4liebeH pirb. Die 9orgGnse
in RuBlanb psiien beutli6 auf cius
fol9e Gntpitlung bin. @ir glaubsu
iogar, oab gar teine ReOoIution notGis
iein, ionoerr bic prObiiOrii4e Rsn;cs
rung DON felbft ssben pirb, neil ss
ibr obiolut uum0gli6 1T, fid nit benz
Grofetariat, pel9es in Nirtll6.sit
bas 6slt in Sduoen bat. au Deriiin.
biqeH. Bon elmer militdrii6en uns
terOriidung oes prOleturtatg iona
ieins gtebe fein. ba bas 5eer aus prns
Ietarisrn beftebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-12

Die Rep gOrtsr pgDeuirg
Mail" iast, baB cine tDidtige &riega.
/ dbrrgel aerfGumt rporben fei, inoeu
Die GrtI1rung bes prdiioenter Hi4t
pisog5olt purDs. bab mir Hi4i Grisg
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-12

Su BEN neutralen 9Gub:uI
berrSnt 'iiberenitimmsub ole anNdt,
bos Die er. Stuaien ii6 ur9 siT
@slt ourb Set6silisung am &rhgt
etnen It ehten 3ienit srpis'en bae,T.
Gs iei dusaeialuIien, buB Die al;ir@
len ibrs ariegssielc erreiheu uno DC
gser. Staatsn erfiilIten BIOS oen 5sred.
ben sries in bic 2Gugs gu Sieben un0
baDarf cine fiirh:erli6s 9erurrur8
in Der odnsen gDelt 81 osIlriahen.
Der sueliide aGnsler tgsIlt
nit, ouB bic Resieruns iorpstt 1.pst
Wlilidrbsu Dollars pou ben Yer.
Stuuteu stlisfen bat. De Anleth'n
Der ubriaen aliirteH bsIuufeH nd cut
mebr uls cine RilIiarbe. Damn tc1
men ned, bic ulliirten 9ripdttrnl1!,
bic efenSaas ntht peniger aIs elne
WiQiaroe belduisn. Benn bercis
folder @eiIe pier Riuiarpeu 'bas'
floIen limb, 10 tam es nitt oerfpuns
bern, bag bic aufuabmeidbigteit ocs
Ylarttes eri66pft 1T.
engIunbs sriegstOItsn beIau'
fen iid iest ua6 gIngube oes Stcs'
Ganslsrs auf 39la UiaiOneH Pro
Saa. llniere 9tusgaben iint ni4t nisl
tleiner. 5rantreid brau6t 20 Wltls
iipneu ben SGo uno Stalieu 10 ysl'
Iipnsu. 0as ma6t iiber 100 UIilior
nen ben 5ua, oas Sobr SO WtlIidr'
ben. g5er ba bebduptet, bab Die dls
litrten QGnoer oieIe Summe noh aHf'
brinoen t0nnten. nu6oem GngidTo
uno 6rantreih ii6 iboH pOlis srs
ftDpFt baben, Der qeb0rt ins Rorrsns
baus. Der Sriee piro, sbe oas Sa3r
I'm III, unter Ieiner finan3tellsn Surfs
suiommenbreden.
Die engltf6e Regisraug bat
bic grluubuib srtbeiIt, bag mir cine
slnaohl gaaen Woqe aus QuitrclisE
importireu. DGbreno mir nit pollen
Sdnben uniere WaareH mad @ngIaNo
ibiten, muiIen mir bel oisiem Uni etH
pour 8aueu Mole bettsln, bic mir
nod oa,u in Setleioungsftiide fir Die
QQiirten perarbeiten. 9ardus 1T gu
eriebsn, mag mir mad BEN Sr;ees
Don urIeren guubesbrioern gu srtpa'-
ten babeu. Damn peroen mir ubers
baupt teine Robitpffe ppr thnen be-
sie6en t6nneu, ba bic QbIiht DorIie5f,
Gnalonb Das 5abritationssWtcroeoI
su F6.rr. 8eun bas Bolt oos trs
fallen t0nnte, Ddre es rlemdIs 81
eincm Srtsga retommen.
8eun sri. Qbbums iag;,
bar man bic 9efHble Der in Geutioy'
LAMB aeboreneu amerituuii9eu SIi'
aer bate 6eriidI4tigen iOueu, .be
man cine 9riegsertldrung srIisb, 10
fimmeu ibr oieie gIrger MD; 6ci-
Gieie Oerlungen teine periorilt.
G6onung. DAP iie ben ytrieg rit;
biuigeu,, gei6isbt ridt Oesps8eH, t0s-i
iie Ritii4ten fir iia ielbit tt11s
fpru6en. sic mib6iaigen ben rrisa
ausI6GeBli6 uub ouetu aIs ome-tia'
niI6e gtrger. ba lie OeTeH gtotb.7sr'
Oigtsit unb gereatigung nI6t 81 IL
fallen Dsrm6gsn. Sic gIauber -1.4.,
bag Geutialano bic Der. Staat:E
bebrobt, IonberH iin0 Der sHtihreos.
nen 2lnF6t, oaB Die Ser. Stuatsu Ijt7
ieIbit uno Der Nslt siaen iebr itl:6'
ten 9isnft srtpeiien, inoem iis iire
arGftt srY60pfcn, Inn Gngi1Ubs g3slts
Haat gu befeitiger
0tr Fimmen nit BEN oGais
I6eu UiatIter Stauuing 6driu iibt.s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-08-09
South Village

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benedict are
spending few days in Bennington.
Frank Lake of Cambridge, n. Y,
visited Frank Benedict Sunday last
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Livingston were
with relatives in Sunderland Sunday
last.
Miss Elizabeth Rsiche OF Dandy, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Maud Sey-
mour.
Mrs. Edward Griffith Of Manchester,
spent Sunday with her mother in the
South Village.
Mrs. Frank Benedict, who spent sew
eral days in Middletown, has returned
to her home here.
Mrs. VIM. Moreau had as guests
last Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs, Harry
Beebe and two children Of Manches-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Brown, Louis p.
Buffum, and Miss Florence Benedict
were at Lake st. Catherine Friday
last.
Mrs. VIM. Moreau went Monday to
Fort Ethan Allen to visit her brother,
Lee Gennette, who is in training at
that place.
Guests from Rhode Island, who are
spending several weeks with the fam
lily of F. V. Read, include Miss Bailey
and Miss Burleigh.
Miss Eta Seymour is passing the
week with her sister, Mrs. Edward
Griffith in Manchester, after which she
will visit her sister, Mrs. J. Q. Beland
in Arlington.
Master Hildreth Livingston gave a
party to ten boys Monday the occasion
being his tenth birthday Enjoyable
games were INDUCED in after which
attractive and delicious refreshments
were served.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-08-09
FILM SERVICE FOR SOLDIER
CAMP AT AVER.
Chief Recreation at Training Centre
Will be Movies"

Motion pictures will form a vital
element in the life OF the men at the
great training camp for New Eng
lands soldiers at Aver. Motion pic-
ture service has been organized for
each camp.
1.-The movies are going to be as
much a part of the soldiers life as
drilling and trench digging" de-
clares J. M. Mullin, New England
manager Of the Universal Film Mfg.
Co. THE President and the Depart
ment of War realize that the motion
picture is the greatest recreational
device which can be procured and
have taken steps to see that each
camp has generous motion picture
facilities.
ALREADY motion picture service has
been established in ninety camps
throughout the country. In the big
camp at Aver there will probably
have to be more than one auditorium.
The leading film companies, such
as the Universal, have been only too
eager to cooperate with the govern
ment. Officials in charge of arrange
ments, such as Warren D. Foster OF
Boston, president of the Community
Motion Picture Bureau, on which the
government has placed the work OF
organizing the service, are only too
glad to acknowledge their indebted
ness for this cooperation.
Motion pictures serve especially
well as a form OF recreation, enter
tainment and instruction in the army
training camp. The nervous and ply
steal strain Of men in this war de-
mands just the kind of relaxation
and amusement that a motion picture
exhibition affords"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-08-09
STRAIN TOO GREAT

Hundreds of Journal Readers Find
Daily Toll Burden
The hustle and worry of business
men,
The hard work of STOPPING work
men,
The woman's household cares,
Often weaken the kidneys.
Backahce, headache, dizziness,
Kidney troubles, urinary troubles
frequently follow.
Read the following and learn the
way to relief: W
Jas. McWain, Manchester Center,
says: "Last fall | suffered with Sc
we're backache which think was
brought on by lifting. | woke up sew
eral times at night with pains and
when | stopped over, found it hard
tc straighten on account Of the sharp,
shooting twinges. When the kidney
secretions were passed, they were hot
and scalded and scanty. surely felt
very miserable at times. Through a
friend | learned of Doan's Kidney
Pills and used some. -Four boxes gave
me great relief"
Price Coo at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. McWain had. Foster Milburn Co.
props.. Buffalo. N. Y. adv-17-2
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10 bride Mexico 10 make war upon Us
by promising her American territory.
II was only one Of many intrigues
which the German Government was
carrying on in many lands. Spies and
conspirators were sent throughout the
world. Civil diseord was encouraged
10 weaken the potential strength Of
nations which might be obstacles 10
the lust Of Germany's rulers for world
mastery. Those Of German blood who
owed allegiance TO other countries,
were appealed to to support the faith
crland which beloved name masked
the military Clique in Berlin.
"Some day ! hope that the whole
tale may be told. 1t will be an
astounding tale indeed. But enough
has been told that there no longer re-
mains the shadow Of doubt as to the
character of Germany's rulers, of their
amazing ambition for world empire
and Of their intense hatred for de-
mocracy.
Only Way to Peace
"My friends, am firmly convinced
that the independence of no nation is
safe, that the liberty of no individual
is sure, until the military despotism,
which holds the German people in the
hollow of its hand, has been made inn
potent and harmless forever. Appeals
to justice, to moral obligation, to hon
or, no longer avail with such power.
There is but one way to restore peace
TO the world, and that is by overcom-
ing the physical might of German inn
perialism by force of arms.
III enthusiasm and ardor can make
success sure, then we, Americans,
have no cause for anxiety, no reason
to doubt the outcome Of the conflict.
But enthusiasm and ardor are not all,
they must be founded on a profound
conviction of the righteousness of
your cause and on an implicit faith
that the God of Battles will strength
en- the arm of him who fights for the
right"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-08-09

Gently.
Miss Mary Cassidy and sister OF
North Adams. Mass, are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. J. Lawlcr.
S. Healey and wife and Miss Mar
garet Foley motored from Troy. N
Y, Sunday and called on Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Leary at the Wilson House and
were accompanied home by Mrs. NJ.
Foley and daughter Mollie, who have
been spending a week in town.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-08-09
EAST DORSET

Mrs. Daniel Leary was in Troy, N
Y. Sunday.
Clifford Coping was in Bennington
Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Adams is in So. Shafts
bury visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Stone wer,
in Bennington Tuesday.
Miss Laura Bebee entertained
friends from Manchester recently.
G. f. Sexton and Walter Butler
were in Dandy Monday on business.
Miss Julia Stark of Bennington, was
a weekend guest of Mrs. Nellie Dunn
Mrs. Hattie Knox of Rutland, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Bro
ply
DR.. Emily Wilson has returned to
Boston after spending few days in
town.
Miss Christa Johnson of Manchester
Depot, was a guest last week of Miss
Laura Bebee.
Harvey Hutton of Bennington, is a
weekend guest of Miss B. E. Nc
Laughlin.
Charles and William Leary of Al
bany, N. Y, are spending their vaca-
tons at home.
Miss Anastasia Powers of North
Bennington, is spending a week at
"The Naples"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark and son,
Wilson, of Wells, were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Bebee.
Miss Jennie V. Leary has gone to
Bennington where she expects to
spend the month of August.
Mrs. Charles Hebert and son How
ard, who have been in Dandy for two
weeks, returned home Saturday.
Miss Ruth Clements of Ticonderoga,
N. Y, who has been visiting Miss
Dorothy Wilson, returned home Sun
day.
Mrs. Charles Hebert, who has been
visiting her mother in Dandy, for the
past month, has returned to her home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. P. Mclaughlin,
who have been visiting the formers
father, have returned to their home in
Clinton Hall, who has been a guest
Of Mrs. Ida Clifford for two weeks, re-
turned to his home in North Adams,
Mass, Tuesday.
Thomas J. Mclaughlin, who is
of Co. Z, V. N. G. of Bellows
Falls, spent a three days furloguh
with his father, last week.
The Messrs. Joseph Phelan and
Frank Garvin, who have been passing
a ten days vacation at "The Naples"
have returned to their homes in Cam
bridge, Mass.
Miss Louise Mclaughlin has return
ID home after passing her vacation in
North Bennington. She was accom-
panied home by Miss Mary Powers,
who will be her guest for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Pelton of
Mass, Mr. and Mrs. David
Chase of Millbury, Mass, and Andrew
Keone of New Jersey were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Sexton.
Daniel Leary lost valuable horse
asst week.
J. X. Griffith has purchased val
lable bird dog.
Lawrence Wade was overcome with
he heat last week.
Miss Kennedy Of New York is visit
ng Mrs. John Flynn.
Chas. Bugbee, who has been on the
lex list. is improving.
Miss Julia Stark Of Montpelier, was
listing in town for few days rel