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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-28
TOWN LOCALS

+ Chesney, brakeman on the
|ld Trunk, was injured Tuesday
+ on run near Berlin, N. H.
gas hit by a car door but not
|usly injured.
alarm rung Saturday night for
IN the home of Nat Bunker on
Meadow. 1t was soon all out
only slight damage.
Is. John Davis of Ludlow is visi-
friends in town.
Re alarm rung Tuesday evening
fire in the home of John Nc
lld on Middle street. 1t was
all out and no great damage
orge Woodson of Portland is in
Mr.. Woodson was formerly
nan at the roundhouse.
ere is a gang of Is Italians at
in the roundhouse yard I'M
ng coal.
on Hardy has returned from a
in Orleans.
WIS is received of the death of a
er resident, Mrs. Volney Smith.
funeral took place Monday at
Burke.
E Standard Oil station is COM
d and the tanks are being filled
oil. Foss & Co. are to have
BE of the distribution of oil from
tation and will cover the towns
harleston, Morgan, Holland,
S Mill, Norton Mills and Island
The station has been equipped
uickly unloading oil and loading
Fagon tanks for distribution
are posted forbidding trespass
moking and all loafers and seek.
dark alleys should be kept
so that no explosion will occur
a carelessly dropped match. II
be we'll for the policeman tc
his section during his beat and
the station clear of any in.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. James Linehan of
Richmond, Que, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. D. G. Foss, Jr., Thursday.
Mrs. .Linehan is manager of the
Galena Oil Co. of Richmond, and
was formerly resident of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kidder of Lam
caster, N. H., who have been visit
ing Mrs. L. A. Morse, returned home
Tuesday.
Chas. Petrie has purchased an
Oldsmobile of Fred Paquette.
Deputy Sheriff E. A. Bemis was in
Newark on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Petrie and
son of Lyndonville are visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Petrie,
Chas. Davis was home from Ian
caster, N. H., Friday and Saturday,
where he has been during the sum-
mer months.
Alice NORM is attending the con-
vent school and boarding with Mrs.
Jerry King.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Davis and
daughter, Leola, left Sunday on an
automobile trip to Burlington, Mont
pelier and other places in central
Vermont. He was accompanied as far
as Newport by his father, Mortimer
Davis, who took the train from that
place for Boston, where he will visit
his brother.
A carload of brick just arrived at
the Bosworth Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dickson and
daughter, Miss Ethelwynn, and Mr..
and Mrs. John Dickson and little
daughter, Elaine, took an !auto trip
to Ayers Cliff, Que, Sunday.
The handsome table runner made
by Miss Madeline Stevens, rdaughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Stevens, and
placed in the store of S. J. Maroney
was sold on tickets and won by w.
Murphy.
A. F. Maxwell of Canaan was q
visitor in town Saturday. Mr.. Max
well has charge of the state fish
hatchery which has just been estab.
lished at Canaan and now in opera
ton. This station is stocked with
lake trout and salmon trout and
fry and fngerlings will be grown
here for stocking the lakes in the
state suitable for the growth of
these species.
Georgia Young spent Sunday with
her sister, Clara, in Berlin, N. H.
Mrs. Arthur Danforth has return.
ed home from Sherbrooke (Que.)
hospital, where she went few
weeks ago for treatment, and i:
greatly improved.
Mrs. Ruth Thompson left Satur
day morning for Brighton, Mass, t
spend some time with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Turgeon are Wis
iting in Barton this week.
Robert Gardner was in Montrea
several days this week.
The Bosworth Store Co. has jus
received a car of Alpha PortlanC
cement. The price is reasonable.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-28
Wool Nap
Bed Blankets
F. JONES, Dry Goods

5 & Co. have commenced work
building their coal shed. 1t will
ced nearer the railroad track
b elevator installed for unload.
be coal.
PIX Lodge No. Is l. o. o. F.
receive a visit from H. T.
b, Grand Marshal, Thursday
bg, October 4. A large attend
pf the brothers is requested.
liam Flood, a member of the
b., Ammunition Train, 26th Di-
Westfeld, Mass, was home
through Tuesday.
Re your furnaces and stovepipes
auled at once. Be ready for
Weather. Bosworth Store Co.
ry King met with a painful &C.
Sslast week Thursday. While
S helping to unload ties on the
ad one fell on his foot crushing
reaking one toe. DR.. Ellie dress.
wound
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-28
Never Bothered Since.

After suffering with terrible pains
in his back for eight years, and after
having tried doctors and medicines,
Avis Souers, AGe, Ind, writes;
Foley Kidney Pills were recon-
mended to me and the first bottle
removed the pain. After taking
three bottles the bloating was all
gone and has never bothered me
since" John W. Thurston. adv
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-28
Commissioners Notice
ESTATE OF JAMES NJ. GILKEY

ESTATE OF JAMES NJ. GILKEY.
THE UNDERSIGNED, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Essex, COMMISSIONERS, to receive
examine, and adjust the claims and demands of
all persons against the estate of James NJ.
Gilkey, late of Brunswick, in said District, de-
ceased, and all claims exhibited in off set there
to, hereby give notice that we, will meet for the
purpose aforesaid, at the residence of WA. Tay-
lor in the town of Brunswick, in said District on
the Sth day OF November and goth day Of Dec
ember next from O'Clock a. M, until O'Clock
p M on each OF said days and that six months
from the goth day of June, A. ID. 1917 is the time
limited by said Court tor said creditors to pre-
sent their claims to us for examination and
allowance
Dated at Brunswick, this sth day of Septemb-
er A. d. 1917,
Commissioners,
w. A. Taylor,
$40
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-28
Hardest Worked Need Help
First
Belle Morse

Through all the years the kidneys
are at work filtering out impurities
that poison the blood if permitted
to remain. Is it any wonder that
they are overworked and in need of
help? Foley Kidney Pills are tonic
and strengthening in action. Get
rid of backache, rheumatic pains,
stiff joints, sore muscles. John w.
Thurston. adv
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-28
Will Be Repaid for Their Work

Women everywhere suffer from
kidney trouble-backache, rheuma-
tic pains, swollen and tender mus
cles, stiff joints. Mrs. C. J. Ellis,
sos 8th Ave, Sioux Falls, S. D..
writes: Il feel sure if anyone both
cred as | was will give Foley Kidney
Pills fair trial they will be repaid
for their work" For sale by John
W. Thurston. adv
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-28
Card of Thanks.

Approaching the loyal work of my
friends who have worked so faith
fully for me in the Herald voting
contest, l take this opportunity to
express my gratitude and thanks.
Merle Currier.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-28
Methodist Church Notices.

Sunday services for September Both:
Preaching services at II o'clock
am. Subject, Road of the Loving
Heart"
Sabbath school at 1915.
Evening service at 7 o'clock. Sub
ject, 1.-THE Three Johnnies of the
Bible"
The public is cordially invited to
these services. F. A. Krackhardt,
pastor.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-28
DR.. E. N. TRENHOLME
Surgeon Dentist

Office at residence, North Street.
The E. !. BagIey Place. Phone $50
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-28
Card of Thanks.

I hereby express my thanks to all
who helped me on the Herald piano
contest.
Belle Morse.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-28
STAR THEATR Z

This Saturday, Sept. 20
Metro Pictures Corp. presents
MAN and His Soul"
with Francis Bushman and all star
cast.
Monday, Oct. lst
Albert E. Smith and J. Stuart
Blackton present
"The Sins of the Mothers"
with Anita Stewart A Vitagraph
Blue Ribbon feature.
Wednesday, Oct. Sd
David Horsley presents Crane Will
"The Painted Lie"
Mutual Pictures. Big stars only.
Friday, Oct. 9Th
William Fox presents
High Finance"
with George Walsh. A great picture.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-28
Wanted, Lost, For Sale, Etc

Advertisements under this heading cents per
line for LIST insertion and lie line for each
subsequent insertions. Count words to line
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-28
NORTON

Mrs. Margaret Bishop returned
home last Tuesday from Montreal.
where she has been stopping for the
last Vaar
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-28

with Francis Bushman and all star
cast.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

laltes oltr9 einen Brand 5erItort.
Der g8eiBe Saal, Der Saal oes bei-
ligen @eorg, Der SaaI Der 8el0mor-
i6Glle brounten o0Qig aus. Sn err
ltaunli9 fur5er 3eit gine ole 8ieoer-
berltellltng Dor iid. @GIfigen glus-
belleuingen unter8ogen, aber i'm me-
lentli1en i'm friiberen 3uitanoe er.
bolten lit Oagegen Der nn1 @eter Dem
@roBen benannte 9bronlaal, 0eiien
rote SammetpGnoe nut goloeepeb-
ten ruIiiI1en gl0lern iiberiGt lino.
Ger ii9 Dor oem @interIis Ser
aoiierfamiIie oebnenoe @lat, S6loB-
plat genannt, bat crit in ser eriten
Salfte oes 19. Sobrbunoerts iein
gegenpdrtiees 9lntlis erbalten. 3os
@enerolita6SgebGuoc NIT ieinen ee-
lpaltigeil bon einem SehSaeiponn
iiberb6ben Eorbogen lit crit unter
9ifolaus l. bon 9foiii er6oilt moroen.
Die 9llerauoeriGllle muroe ebenfalS
bon gfifolmis /. i'm Sabre 1884 nob
Wtonierronos @ntlpurf gum @eoddt-
nis ieines Oeritorbenen 9ruOes ouS
einem Wlonolitben, Dem 9roBten Der
geeu5eit, erridtet.
0as an Der gtena, liegeuoc W}or-
morpalois lit gIeid Dem @interpolaiS
unter &otbarina III. in Wlormor,
@ronit, @iien uu0 @ron3e oufgefiibrt
moroen, g2eben oieiem bornebnen
8nu lieet 6os bel1eiocne un6 peni-
ger unfanerei1e Salais Der Brin3eu
bon 9loenburg un0 Der Sommer9ar-
ten.
9tur oie imter Der S6loB6riide 3d.
binltromenoe 9tema trennt ole Yal1ite
Der madtumgiirteten Barren bom
0Sittelpunft Oes 8etersburger @e-
i6dftSlebens, Der auf Der Sniel @ai-
fiji 0ltrom belegenen Y6rie. SSn Die
fem Sta6tteil oerlonmelten oie @e-
ibGftsIerte iid bereits in oen eriteu
@riinoungsiabren. Gos ietige @or-
iengebMi0e lit am 9lnfang oes 10.
Sobrbunoerts I'M ontifen Stil - lei
DER ni6t pbne einige erbeblide 9lb-
itrlngen bonn @eiIt oes Seaenenhlms
erbout por0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

Ronigin Der glorio ipar feline Sdqum-
geborene, ionoern cine S6lammgebo-
rene. ct. petersburg wudS aus
Sumpfoiler empor, uno audi Der ltol'
Sen 8orenita6t an Der glepa iiebt mon
beute ibren llriprung mdt al.
9lm 27. Wloi 1703 legte lmterbalb
Der 5eritorten IAweoiiden 6elte gtDen-
Iban3 3etcr Der @roBe auf Der flei-
nen SSniel DQuiteilonO~ 0cn @runo-
itein Su elmer neuen 9cfeitigung. gtoh
beute erbeben ii6 bort Die @Glle Der
MISUNDERSTANDING oeren aatbe-
Drale nit Dem bonn @oloe BON 10000
einqelhmol5eHen 9llfaten gleiBenoen
Gpitturm ebenfaQS bereits bonn
@riin0er Ser Stdot ongelegt muroe.
Sn ibrer Sdiiergruft iinO BON @cter
Dem @roBen nb ulle rltiiiihen Serr-
il5er, NIT oIleiniger 9lusnabme oes
IN Wlosfou beitatteten aoiiers Eeter
IT,, in idlihten DeiBen Wlarmoriarfo.
pbogen beigeiest. oeren einoigen
Ghmud 0ie bergol6cten gloler an oen
@den biloen.
Sdon Ole 8eitgenolien 9eters uno
ieiner 0adfolgerin &othdrinn ], ba.
ben Der aus Siimpfen ln0 llrpGloern
berporge5ouberten Stoot 6eu Bel
namen v9os @aImDrn oes 0oroens"
geeeben. 9as milensfr6ftige 3aren.
poar idien i6nen oos einoruds0oac
0oppelbiIo oes aonieS Goenoibos
uno ieiner @itpe 8enobia 81 micoer.
bolch. g9ie oas aIte Balmpra orf ben
MerOerilf zines m6dtiqen @i0eng
aus 0cm 5onoe Der @iiite al mar
tbenbafter @radt m0 lleppigfeit Der.
D1rnrdls, 70 iiiee bic 3arenreiiOen5
-un Der gteiro mie olf Elm W2aqierae.
beiB aus nebeltmflorter, menidenar-
mer Ge6e IN ben glGn5cuOen rn0 bci,
teren 6orbeu elmer 6ota Wtorgana
empor. MaerOings BAT mobl nod ME.
mails cine eroBe SHOpfuug orOBere
Gpfer oeforoert. Sm 2auFe zines
ein5ieen SobreS poren bereits Eoit.
Ienoe bon 9lrbeitern ben 9lnltrengun-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

gen 0es BiablroliranuHens uno ben
moroeriiden gIusoiinitungen Der
Simple erlegen.
llnrpeit Der 6eitung erboiIte Der
@riinOer Der Staot ii6 iein critics
g9obnbous. Sir oes Barren idIi6te
@epobnbeiten fenn5ei9neno lit es,
DAB Oieies einItodige Sol5bous auBer
Der aiihe mur opei nit 2einpano
tape5ierte Simmer uno cine fleine
2anmer ent9ielt. &otbarino II. lieB
oas S1usAen, nm eS Dor Dem Der.
piitern 6u idisen, nit elmer iteiner.
nen 9ogenboae rmgeben, lnO 10 bat
e5 iicb biz beute lnperiebrt erbolten.
SIN Sabre 1905 muroe Der @run0.
itein sum 9lonirolitdtSgeb1uoe sc.
lcgt. Iann iolgte Der 9ait beg 9lleron-
Der glewsfi- 9loiiers, wobin Der 3or
Die 9ieliqlHen oeS @roBfiiriteu 9ller.
amber BON gtomgoroo, Der I'M Sabr
1241 Den eriten Siee iibcr bic Sdpe-
oen erfo1teH battc, aus gSlnoenir
blnuberbringen lieB 2luh Die mi
oieiem Gloiter oerbunoene iieinerne
Observation-Disclosures, cine glrt
ruiiiiber geitminiter 9Lbtei, wurOe
t7t6 our9 9eter in 9lneriff qenom-
men. Gas Snnere gldnot bon reibem
S6mud. Ser 10 SUB bobe 9ieliquien.
i1rein Oes beiligen glleranoer glepsfi
entbdlt 5000 Niiuo eeoieeenen Sil-
bers.
Grit ols oie @iinitIinge oes 3aren
elm O}enidifom. elm @oloutin, iid
bereits prunfenoe BolGlte erbaut bat
ten ibuf 4eter fir iih inO leinen
Sofitoot itattltdere 8ebauiungen.
@uIo matchmaker cntitonOen ouf
Dem iii0IiMen 9lepa-llfer 6as Som.
meridloBden nit Dem 5ommcrgnr.
ten. oas erite @intcrpnlais uno Oas
2uitiblpB aotbarinenbof. ge0eutenO
Ip1ter, im Sabre 1920, lpur0e an Der
Giiiie ocs 6innilden WleerbuienS.
etiuo % ailcmeter peitlp1rts bon Ser
&ouptItoot Der 9om 0es S6loIies
@eterbof na1 oen Yl6nen 2eblonOs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

iammen. DieieIben famen crit i'm
pier6ebnten Sobrbunoert ouf. 9is
Oobin murOen aaein 8ornamen gea
fiTbrt.
Gos 9[uffommen Ser Somilienna-
men boa5og li9 Nun bielfo9 in Der
Seiie, oaB man 5u Dem 8ornamen
zines Wonnes ieinen 9eruf un6
Stono iette. 90 murO aam6bliA
aus &onrnO, Dem S6ulter. &onro0
S6ulter, aus 9uOmie, Dem 8dder,
2uowig 9dder, un0 aus $ermanh
Dem 6leiiAer, Sermonu 6leilber.
@enau 10 entItanoen aud Die obenge-
nannten 6amiliennomen.
9htn maren aber Die Wleper alS
8eruf I'M Wiittelalter 0ablrei9 Der-
treten. Sos Mort lit ab6uleiten BON
Dem loteiniidcn nmaior1 mas man
nit o8orgelester~ per0eutiden fam.
9luf einem ie0en 0r0Beren @lit puroe
Der Sberfne6t 9ofmeDer ODER fur
meg MeDer genannt. 8ei Der llnSa6l
DER @iiter muBte oenrnab Der eigent-
Ii6e @erifsnnme MeDer (Maier,
Wieier, Niaper) aud auBeroroentli9
bGufig ais Santiliennome nngenom-
men merocn.
@benio lieet ser San BEL WdiGer
un0 Sbul5e. Sin ieoeS 3orf beiaB
eineh @inomii1er, in0 elm ieoes Dorf
iton0 unter einem S1ul5en. ipie in
9forOoeuti6lono Der @emeinoebor-
lteber genunnt miro. Iober nuBte
ouh WdiQer unO SduI6e (S6ulbe,
SdltI5, S6uIs) iebr oft 6u 6auiIien-
nomen meroen.
Ger 9lame 2ebmonn ertlGrt lib
ni6t ouf Den eriten 9lid. gr lit
peritiimmelt aus 2ebnsmoun. 2ebns-
m1nner obcr beiBen ole 9auern, wel-
den bon Dem ritterli9en @utsbeiiber
oes Gorfes 9lderltiide ODER cine
@irtihaft 5u 2eben, oos beiBt in
@rbpabt, gegeben woroen mar. Sea-
tiirlib 9a6 es cine llnmenge iolder
9ebnsm1nner, uno oarum muBte Iib
audi 2ebnsmann ODER 2ebmann oft-
maIig gum SamiIiennonen uHupan+
oelp. y
llniere 9etroHhtng 5eigt nebenbei,
oaB Die Meper, Wtiiaer, SAul5e unO
Sebnann Our6ous nibt aae mitein-
anoer bon 9lnfang an oerwmot iino.
0enn Die einoelnen Wleper, Weiiaer,
S6ul5cu rno 2ebnmdnner eeborten
icIbltberitGnolid ie6r Deribieoenen
@eI6lchtern an 10 ooBl nIA ibre
belltiacu godfonmen oerwon0tl9aft-
lib nidtS matchmaker 81 tun ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

umgeben, i1t Die 9IomiraIitGt, mie be.
reits erlpGbnt, nod bon 0em groBen
8aren ielber begriin0et por0en. Ser
Senat lm6 Der Seilige SDnoO gebo-
rem ais geb0rOen 6u ben bon Beter
uieOergeiesten iogenannten o&olle-
glen" lporen aber 81 ieiner 3eit nod
in einem i6li6teit SoIagebauoe auf
Der Geitrnesiniel untergebrodt.
8um @tiaB fir 0as bereits bon
Beter erbalte, nab leineu Eooe ober
gerGunlte erite @interpalois erbob
ii6 ne6eu Der g[OnliralitGt menige
Sobr6ebnte ipGter elm neuer %rltnf-
palalt in rieienbaften @erb1Itniiien.
Ger bon Der 4aiierin glnna nab ben
BlGnen Raltreais unternommene
@au muroe BON @atbaria II. boaen-
oct. 0ieIer ito0tteil16nlibe @ebiert-
boia an Der g}epa, Der nit Ieinen 1852
N9etern 2Gnge im0 1T Wfetcrn grei.
te nibt meniger ols 5000 0eeni6en
Oboo6 eeipdbrt eebort 0u oen ge-
maltigiten, freilib feineswegs 5u ben
i6oniten Monumentalgebauoen ocr
&elt. 0ie Sobe, Die nur etpa % W3e-
ter betrdgt, itebt nibt i'm reAten Ser
bGltnis our 9lusoebnung. Die inn
8arodItil geboltene 9lusiAmadung
lit 81 iippig uuo iiberIaOen. Sm Sabre
1887 wur0e Elm GROCER Eeil oes 4Sa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

gebolferv b Bsgsscuhies neueroings
itart aufSnriiden beginnt, bleibt es
nit ieinen 100000 @inwobnern
bod nod erbeblid5 binter oen anoert-
bnIb W1illionen @eters6ur9s 6uriid.
Ser alte glntoQonsmuS 3wiitben @c-
ters burg llno Wtosfou lit nod inmer
niht gang beridDunoen. 0ie 9eBob-
ner Der 9}eIpoItaot iiuo in glniAolun-
gen uno @emobnbeiten lmeleid)
obenOIGnoiider un0 neutrality-suspicious.
ais. oie Der olten Souptitoot al 6er
Mosfona. 9ur6 Die ans Dem Often
beronitromenoen 8u6iigler nts oaeu
StGmmen giaiien &elieionen ourh
Die aus Den oiiatiiden @roOin5eu
beimfebrcnoen Gffiaiere, @eamteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
]BrtRralrltt.g.

llnternebmer, miro oas foSmopoliti.
ibe @eprdee 0es @etersburger Sc.
bens ni6t 0ernlinoert, ionoern oer-
itGrft. Gieie enteegengeiesteH Stro.
mungen brineen aber ben merfIuiir-
oieen 0i0eriprucb berpor, OaB Die
Betersburger 9eDoIfering ii4 geiitig
INNER mebr europGiIiert, m66reno iie
iib glai63eitig in Der 8reite oes Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

begounen. 3ieier ipGter bon &utbu-
rina II. beoeuteno erpeiterte Com.
merpolait blidt in ieinen Iebboften
6or6en - beurot uno peiB ~ bon
elmer 12 Weter boben Serrole ouf
6as tieie Grim unabiebbarer @drten
uno gaumganee un0 auf ole pban-
tnitilhe 4raAt punoerooaer @aier-
finite berab. 9as Snnere oes S6loi-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
@arnm sibt es 10 Oiele Mcocr,
Wtnllcr, Shnl5e mn0 4e6mann?

llnter unieren 6amilicnnamen fIn.
Sen ii6 in auffdaig eroBer 3abl
WieDer, WluQer, SGul5e iino &eb-
mann bor. Ser @runo bierfiir liegt
nidt in Ser Itarfen Germebrune bic
fer 6omilien, ionoern 5dngt nit Der
GntItebung Der TamiIiennamen 5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

ieS itrobt BON Wlormor, @oIo6ron5e,
idinrmern0eu 0amaittapeten uno
mertboaen @em1l0en.
Yereits beinl Go0e Beters 5Gblte
ieine Sdopfung 10000 gepobner.
Obwobl @}osfoi inn Sempo Ieines
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

- ie 9Iugen Der ggeIt iinO geeen-
3 Dartig ouf petersburg eeri6-
tet, 100 Der aampf 6iuiiGen
|eipotismus uno 8olfspiaen ioeben
5u elmer Der pihtigiten 9tepoIutiOnen
in Der @eItgeididte gefiibrt fat.
Sin eIenoes 8lidtlingsloger uno
Elm boar 6iiderbiitten in Der 9aeune
noren Die 9lnidnge 8eneoigs II Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

aaeeoriIierenoer 9IaItif. Gin menig
weiter no6 Dem Snnern Ger Sta0t er-
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15
County Correspondence
News Of Our neisbborins villages as CLEANED each
t0eek By our special staff Of correspondents

Mrs. +. |. Hilsinger and grand
daughter, Margaret, and Mrs. George
loft and grandson. Philip, are visit
ing Mrs. Ted Lestc. in Brant
Amusemcnts OF the first class are
sadly lacking in Elwell Good, clean
entertainment not only satisfies but
leaves good wholesome thought and
uplifts the mind. All Of us have come
60 realize that we cannot get the
things which are the best in moving
picture shows. There are very few
elbows of this sort that carry a moral
OF are long remembered. They sim
ply satisfy for the time being. The
highest class entertainments proma-
BILE for the least money are the lecture
courses, chautauquas, also Glee club
number any of these. with the ex-
ception of the chautauqua, are with
IN the range financially of villages
no larger than Eiwell Let US do all
il our power within the next year to
promote and olt,ia lhr good things
III the line of entertainments as much
a, possible If the young people do
not have the right sort Of amuse-
ments they will seek the wrong kind
John McLachlin went to Grand
Rapids Friday. where he purchased a
Ford machine.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15
TOWN LINE

Mrs. John Lanshaw spent one day
last week with hel daughter. MIS-
Harrison Wood, Of Alma
Fred Shepard and wife and Bert
Shepard and family motored 70 New
Haven last Wednesday 20 spend the
day with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Shepard
Mr. and Mrs. Deibert Crum's little
daughter is quite III at this writing
Mr. and Mrs John Barry enter
tanned company Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Fred kye, were
guests OF relative. ON Sunday OF last
week near Shepherd
Mr. and Mr. Edgar Ferris spent
Sunday with Mrs Ferris parents, Mr.
and Mrs owen, Of Middleton
Mrs. Wilson, who lives On the VII.
lam Beverly place. is very i'll
NJ and Mrs Fred Rockfellow en-
tertaiued NJ and Mr. Anderson Sun
day
II. b. Currence Will 90 to Canada
IT. about two weeks. where ne viii
spend a few days
Mrs Samuel Adams. who has been
living in Alma. is at he home of her
SON and family Mr. and Mrs William
Adams. where she win make her
future home.
Mrs John sullivan Of Alma and
Mrs Barney Snyder OF Wcidnan
spent last Wednesday with Mrs.
Frank Ellis and Mr. f Taacore
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15
WRIGHT SCHOOL

There is smile on William Ian
shows face that will never come of
He says there is ii little girl at Otto's.
Earl Coz. who has been ployed
w Detroit Tor the past two months.
has returned home
Arthur Chlds and wife and baby
$ emit the week end with Mr. and Ms.
Wcs- Webb
Ray Hare Of Shepherd called GA
Miss Dorland one day last week
Miss Gladys Failing Of Forest Hill
spent Sunday with Miss Esta Johns
ton.
Wesley Webb entertained his cous-
u Mis- Estcr Ellison. Of Brooklyn
last week
Mrs. Edgar of Alma spent one day
last week with her daughter Mrs
Fred Lent.
It was jolly bunch that took pos
session Of The farm home of Mr. and
Mrs Eau cox Friday evening and
gave them surprise Progressive
pedro was played and q pot-Iuck dine
non served A good time is reported
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley webb very
pleasantly entertained party OF
young folks from Nina and vicinity
Tuesday evening 10 oystef supper
ir honor OF their guest Mis- Ellison
kr0'a Johnston is still iu Ann Ar
Dol, having his arm treated. bat IS
ported better
Nh kalor. who has been working