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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
Confessions ofaW1fe

going on, somewhere 20 dinner 90.
nishtf Wen just pretend We arv
not old married folks. and wen stay
downtown and hear tho election re-.
turn. AZ one % the hotels A"
I'D love H. Dick. I said
! watched him hriakiy walk into
hts office He seemed better than h.
bad since The dro~nlnE % Malcolm
stuart
~ ! drove back. thought about
ih of Us. Harry ana Elirne Pat and
Nhce. Noble ana chad. Mary and
Max. and DICK and me.
Again wondered II We wers an
average group. and thought. II We
were. that this must be a most IN.
irr~stinE world for those that lived
above or below the average Out.
Nardiy. 10 our Acquaintance. our
lives. with perhaps the exception or
Harry and Eilene. had hsen pretty
placid, and yet there waa enough
comedy and tragedy romance and
onoiony--csifnnsss and suspense -
work and play--!n every ono ~ our
if~n TO make a duTrn dramas.
10 be continued
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Fatty Arbuckle Is Going After Bad
Man" Reputation in His New Picture

EATTY AItBUcKLE IL golns "a
l. hang out hia sign reading
Contractor ana Builder Of Towns
after he finishes his new Western
comedy. which IL being filmed at
Long Beach. Cal Not that he
wishes TO go into business, hut he
feels that he deserves the title after
the founding OF the village OF JAN.
vile In "a Country Hero" and now
Mad Dog Guleh"
Fatty In building this Western
town on the early day plan. which
includes the saloon and dance hall.
cafe, provisions store. Salvation
Army headquarters. and such.
There's no church IA Mad Dog
Guleh. It's q wild. bad town with
record that will put Dodge city.
Cripple Creek and other onterprising
but unhealthy communities In the
shade.
Mad Dog Guleh IL secreted In a
prison OF encireilng mountains.
iiarring aeropianea. the only way
10 get out OF the town Ia thru the
canyon whence YOU came. Fatty
Arbuckle nuperintended the con.
struotion Of Mad Dog Guleh. and he
says that all the woil.known West.
ern eharactcrs-Nugget Nell. had
iiill Bulihorn. Red Eye Ike. the
Faro parson figure In the acuw.
ties OF tho mining camp.
Warning Is issued 10 nlt Hart
Doug Fairbanks and all the two.
gun men. When Fatty Arbuckie
starts his gun play In eleabins up
Mad Dog Gulch there's going 20 be-
such hard fighting and riding that
these redoubtable heroes will have
TO get bat MaNterson, or Al Jen-
nInEs. or the doughty Colonel 10 up
hold their bad regulations
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Francis X BuEhman are s;iii hold
INK forth 20 holiday crowds at the
Rer. in double header hlll this
week.
francia X. is seen In his latest
drama % the screen. called The
Vo!ca Of Coincidence" while little
Fatty ~ delightful In Fatty at
Concy Island"
COLONIAL
Kathlyn williams. tho Butte
Girl and HOUSE Peters. are the main
Offering at the Colonial until Friday
night In The Highway Of Hope.
a story % log cabins and Indians In
the early days Of tho West. at the
lime whom III GIN first ran for
mayw Of seattle.
MISSION
Harry Carter comes 20 the Mis-
sion for the rcst OF the week in a
Christmas story called Beloved
jim" Tho story has TO do with a
confirmed young bachelor. who
really has climbed into the bach
elor'a role under false pretenses. for
whom the right girl comes along --
and az Christmas time. too-he falls,
that's al. and falls hard.
CLASS 4
Douglas Fairbanks is slippery
individual. for he is now at tho
Glass A for the latter part OF the
wcek in Double Trouble" n play
Of everything that spells action.
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n YOU combined the curative prop
ertieH Of every known ready made"
cough remedy. you would hardly
have In them all the curative power
that lies In this simple home made"
cough syrup. which takes only n
few minutes to prepare
Get from any druggist ~ ounces
Of PtnsN fe0 cents WORTH. pour u
into pint bottle, and fill the bottle
with plain graduated sugar ayrup.
The total cost is about 81 conta and
gives you n full pint 81 really bet
tor cough syrup than you could buy
ready nndc for s. So Tastes pleas.
ant and never ppoiis.
THIS PineK md sugar syrup prep
eration gets right ~ the cause Of q
coush, and giyrF nlmoRt Immediate
relief II looHens tho phierm. atopa
tho nasty throat tickle, and heals
line the throat, chest and bronchial
tubes. so gently and easily that il is
really Astounding.
days use VIII usually overcome
tho ordinary cough. and for bron-
chitis Group. whOoping cough and
bronchial hsthmn there IL nothing
better.
rinex Ia most valuable concon-
trnted compound of ganuine Norway
pine extract. and hsa been ugcd for
f"nerntion4 TO break m severe
coughs
no avoid diaappointmeni. be sure
e. ark your druEglat FOR 90 ounces
Of pineK." with run directions. and
don't accept anything else. 4 guar.
antee Of absolute satisfaction OF
money promptly refunded goes with
this preparation. The Pinex Co. ut.
wayne. Ind.
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eILBREATH Freed

q. w Gilbreath. prominent
young engineer. ~as released from
the county jail Tuesday upon the re-.
ceipt OF a telegram from Los An.
geles authorities. which cleared him
from connection with the alleged
theft OF an automobile.
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FREED OF MEASLES

SfO0 Correspondent
CAMP LEWIS, Dec. 2T.-The
3i8th machine gun battalion was 70.
leased Wednesday from measles
quarantine. Several batteries In the
34eth and 347th battalions and most
companies in the Sssrd I'D ntry are
still qusrantined.
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DEFENDANT WINNER
IN Sl63,50O SUIT

Tho sl63.500 suit OF Richard NJ.
Sommes and Charles A. Burcl,hardt
against the Now London ships &
Engine company resulted Wednes.
day in a verdict for the defendant.
The case was before n jury In L. $.
District Judge Edward Il. Cushman's
court for four days. II was over an
alleged breach of contract
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MISSION


PROGRAMS TODAY
fInrNTy -fhsyie. Rsy In His
Mothers HOY"
tOIIsEI a-Narruerite Clark In
The seven swans
srRhND-Mse Msr.h In Tho Gin
dsrells Man"
williams In
The Highway Of Hope"
Glenn Warwick In
The Mad Lover"
REN-rr.nei. Bushmsn In The
Nei~e 81 Conscience"
MIssfON--ttarry Carter In BE-
loved Jim"
CLASS A--ponstss Fairbanks In
"Deuble Trouble"
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COLISEUM

Marguerite Clark will remain at
the Coliseum for the remainder a
the week In her present day success.
The Seven Swans" Judging hy
the large crowds that are attending
the Coliseum this week. the old an
well as the young enjoy a fairy
story with a prince and princess
and . naughty old witch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27

That dainty star 81 the birth Of
a Nation" and Intolerance. Mae
Marsh. - stin playing 20 rood
houses. IN spite % the weather. ~
the strand this week In The Gin.
eerslia Man Tom Moore. who has
hecn absent from the screen .or
some time. H. cas-, In IN. opposite
role
Tho play IL ono tina, IL very fit.
ting for ChriHtnas weck--ino. tho
action 10 woven around a Christmas
htory.
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Try Making Your Own
Cough Remedy

You enu save about ~. ana
have better rrmedy thar
the ready made Kind. Easily
Sour.
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REX

&c n.no ra.v AreuckIe ana
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high SCHOOL MAN
MUST EXPLAIN SELF

Charged with making proGcrrnar
remarks. Prof III. +. W. Knlan
teacher OF German in broadway
high school. will be given hearing
0y a committee Of the Seattle sehoo
board. consisting Of President r.
shorrock. Director George 4
spencer and supt. Frank o. Cooper
Investigation was recently ordered
on complaint filed BY an agent % ths
federal department Of justice. and
referred to Supt Cooper. who rnads
a report 10 the board.
The report tells how war quss
tons were brought up by Mr.
kilian's pupils for discussion, and
how he was placed on the defensive
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cssts cssss NssdAsAs sd Grts
LAXATIVE rsnNo DUMMY fstae rrs ne
ssasr rnsts I, OIL, -. "nrarso nuinirs-
w. Cnoyks sixnstuf. y 90 byr ~
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08
COVENTRY

W. E. Niles is suffering with cold.
Miss Della Fushey has gone 10 Lit
Teton. n. H.. to work.
Reuben Wilcox has moved into al
Smiths tenement house
F. W. Stevens of Newport spent the
weekend at Lemuel Lathe's-
The Best class meets this CWednes-
day. evening at the parsonage.
Mrs. L. III. Thurber has gone to Troy
to visit relatives. She is in very poor
health
The Christmas Club of Twelve will
meet at the home of Mrs. r. K. Ware
Thursday.
Miss Myra Douglass has gone to Will
loughby lake TO spend her vacation
with friends.
Rev. R. A. Hamilton of Orleans,
viii exchange pulpit with Mr.. Claris,
Sunday morning.
Mr. Narcotic of Canada has moved
his family on to the farm recently pur-
chased of R. S. Wilcox.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Lord and other
friends of Orange were guests at Z.
L Batchelder's recently.
Mrs. Harley Humphrey and daughter
Doris of Springfield, Mess, were
guests at W. r. Thurber's a few days
last week.
On account of the absence of Rev.
c. c. Claris, Rev. MT. Rand of West
more occupied the Congregational pull
pit Sunday.
The lawn social which was held at
the home of Miss A. R Xidder Friday
evening was enjoyed by all. The net
proceeds were $40. So.
News has been received of the death
Of Miss Flora Gray of Keene, n. b.
She was the daughter of AFRO Gray
and Iiy ed here III her younger days.
The Coventry Local of the New En-
gland Milk Producers association will
hold a meeting Saturday evening, Aug.
II, at the town hall All members are
urgently requested to be present as i'm
portant matters are to be considered.
Please pass the word along.
The Vermont Chapter of the Red
Cross at Burlington has sent Us this
important notice. I'VE still lack pa
jamsS, comfort bags and housewives
for our Vermont men. Will you send
more Immediately as the troops must
he supplied before they leave. Let
everyone come and help. If there are
those who cannot come please take
work home TO do. The yarn has come
for socks, and we need knitters.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08

Judge " NJ. Miles az Barton. cal
led on friends IN town recently.
Mrs. W. A. Whitney has returned
70 her home in West Medford. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Stevens took
an auto trip 70 Burlington Saturday.
Eldis Mackres lost q cow which
was struck by lightning in the storm
Thursday.
Mrs. John Anderson and daughter
Of Albany, were guests at G. III.
Roots, Monday.
Mrs. Sadie Cowles went 70 Bur
lington. Saturday. 20 visit her son
who is at the fort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Griswold from
Jeffersonville, We're guests at Prof.
Colburn's camp, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawson. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement and son of Newport,
are guests at the Orleans House.
Foster Wilson was home from
Fort Ethan Allen Sunday. He is a
bugler in the Vermont regiment.
Mrs. Carrie Root Noodle, who has
been visiting her many friends here,
has returned TO her home in New
York.
DR.. and Mrs. Chamberlain and
family of New York city have arrived
at their summer home, Aud Lang
Syne,' for the season.
Miles Berry was home on a 4S hour
furlough last week TO see his parents
before leaving Fort Ethan Allen for
Nrsw tssxa8 min "a
A. b. Pike was quite badly injured
last week when his horses became
| frightened at a motor cycle and ran
him into bad washout in the road,
caused by the terrible storms.
Clarence Billion arrived in town
Friday with IL apprentice boys from
his factory in Bridgeport, Conn, they
are to enjoy 10 days outing at his
expense in camp, at Lake Hosmer.
CRAFTsBURY
Hugh Calderwood is i'll with
measles.
/ Mrs. James Holloway, who has been
quite i'll, is improving.
Hollis Lathe and Day Sawyer were
business visitors in Orleans, Friday.
1 n. II. Kinney and family are oc-
cupying their cottage at Caspian
Lake.
/ Fred Kemp came Saturday from
Fort Ethan Allen on a furlough of
one day.
John Spring has finished work foT
Harry Mackender and is working for
Bishop Bros.
Herbert Spaulding came Friday
evening to visit his family and
friends in town.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08

C. T. Collins has purchased new
Oakland car.
Henry Baldwin was quite i'll few
days last week.
Mrs. C. E. Towne has been very i'll
the past week.
John Austin has gone to Barton to
do blacksmithing.
Harley Page was home from East
Maiden, over Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Sanity has been quite
i'll the past week.
Mrs. Edyth Shorey called on
friends in Lyndonville, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simino are Wis
iting her brother, in Haverhill, n. a..
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Jones spent
the past week with friends in Hyde
Park.
Mrs. Ezra Taylorwas called to East
Burke last week by the death OF her
father.
Nelson Jones goes to Hartford,
Conn, this week where he has pos
ition firing.
Mrs. Ed. Green Of Newport Center,
visited her sister, Mrs. George kennl-
son, last Friday.
Mrs. Herbert Longley and daugh-
ter of Westfeld, spent Sunday at
George Kennison's.
Miss Vivian Crawford and a friend
from Medford, Mass, are visiting
her uncle, Ernest Crawford.
Verne Crawford is in a hospital at
Burlington, where he has undergone
an operation for appendicitis
Chas. McGof Of New Jersey, made
a flying visit to his parents, Dir. and
Mrs. Cornelius McGof, last week.
Mrs. ". A. Winget and daughter,
Florence, spent the first part Of the
week with her brother, in st. Johns
bury.
Dir. and Mrs. Fred Berkewitz and
daughter Of Boston, are spending the
week with his brother, John Berke-
WITT.
Misses Verna and Doris Sears have
/ been spending q few days camping at
lake Willoughby, with friends from
Barton.
The ladies Of the n. E. church viii
give a supper in the hall, Friday
evening, Aug IT, more extended
notice later.
Dir. and Mrs. Walter Bond Of Le-
banon, -. H., are spending their hon
eynoon visiting her uncle, Charles
( Dion and other relatives in town.
Mrs. Arthur Boright and son Eben,
and little daughter Barbara, Of West
Derby, visited her parents, Dir. and
Mrs. G. II. Phillips, over Sunday.
n. Robinson who has been at his
home IN Boltonville, the past three
months, has returned 70 the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. II. p. Chamberlin.
DR.. P. 6. Templeton and family,
S. w. Bianclerk, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F.
Chahee and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Har-
ris, are in camp 40 lake Edens for the
remainder Of the week.
Miss Florence Tinker win give
canning demonstrations for girls,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08

Loren Marsh has purchased a new
auto.
Dorcas Finn is visiting her grand
parents n Lowell
Dr. Goddard and sons visited his
mother at Hyde Park. Sunday.
Mrs. Clyde Thompson has gone to
Irashurg to run = boarding house.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Larabee from
Barton. visited It Fred Newton's ;,
Sunday.
Gladyce Mcclure from Harawick,
visited her aunt. Mrs. 4. e. Cheney,
Monday.
Lena Clark from Craftsbury, was
the guest of Alice Kelley several
days last week.
Mrs. Frank Miles, Mrs. ]. D. Kelley
and son. Donald, were visitors at Or
leans. Thursday.
A reception was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Page at 5. Y. Pages,
Friday evening.
Percy Aiken from Maine and Ivan
Aiken from Lowell. Mass, spent the
weekend at r. NJ. Cowles'.
John howeA and son from water
vile. Me, visited the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Rowell this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. V. Page and Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Page and Elxada
Sanders were at Fort Ethan Allen
Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Goodrich. Marvin,
Philip and Rebecca Goddard, visited
Glendon Goddard at St. Johnsburyi
last week.
Mrs. Fred Chase from Detroit,
Mich, and Fred Williams from South
Albany, were visitors at Fred Fletch-
er's, the first of last week.
DIR. Goddard was IN st. Johnsbury
the last of the week and Mrs. God
dard' returned home with him Fri
day. Their son, Glendon, is some
better and it is hoped he can come
home soon.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08
THE THREE CRAFTSBURYS

+. w. Baldwin Of Barton was in
town Thursday, in the interest of the
Patterson estate. 8
Fred keir returned to Fort Ethan
Allen, Wednesday, Mrs. Kerr TO her
home in Richford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payson Morse have
rented ]. h. Leavitt's tenement
house, possession in October.
Mary spaulding left Sunday to be
Bailey Of East Craftsbury, for a
time.
Mrs. Payson Morse has gone to
Greensboro 20 spend little time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
ellis.
Mrs. Jessie Goodwin who has been
spending several days in town, re-
turned to her home in Irasburg, Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Of Concord
Junction were called here last week by
by the death and burial of their aunt,
Mrs. Lucy Patterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mackender ac-
companicd by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Stevens and Mrs. Ella Howard. mo-
tored to Burlington and Fort Ethan
Allen. Saturday.
The young ladies will meet every
Wednesday afternoon and the elderly
ladies every Thursday afternoon, in
the rooms Of ]. ID. Leavitt's tenement
house, to work for the Red Cross.
During the electrical shower Of
Wednesday, ]. NJ. Patterson's barn
was struck by lightning starting a
fire which was soon extinguished as
it did not come in touch with the
hay.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08
NEWS FROM IRASBURG
MAS. =. a. FIELD LOCAL EDITOR.

Saturday, at p. m. Bring freshly
pulled beets with tops on, jar and
rubber. Each girl may do one or two
jars.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
Sunday, August 18th
Regular preaching service in the
morning at 10:45.
Sunday school at 1910.
Junior League at $50.
Monthly Union service at this
NJ. G. upper.
Thursday evening at 7.15, Epworth
League Prayer meeting.
IRASBURG RED CROSS.
The need for hospital supplies is
still pressing and we are asked to
hurry our work a little. Let every
woman in town make a special effort
to attend the meetings for work on
Wednesday afternoon, at the hall, and
also offer to take work home. See
Mrs. Clough.
The twenty-five cent Red Cross pins
have not as yet been received, but as
soon as they are, will be put on sale
The August number of the Red
Cross magazine, which is the Ally
number and is full of pictures, many
of them colored, will soon be put on
sale. Don't fail to get a copy. The
surgical dressing class was not held
last week because of the severe illness
of John Carpenters mother, and
it was necessary to keep the room in
his house, loaned to the class, closed
for a few days. 1t is expected that
the class viii be resumed the last OF
this week.
A fine entertainment for the bene-
fit Of the Red Cross is soon TO be held.
Watch out for further particulars
The Modern Order of WoOdmen,
with their usual patriotism are getting
ready TO do their bit by holding a
benefit for the Red Cross branch In
the near future.
We appreciate the interest that is
being taken in the Red Cross in this
town, and the wonderful success our
branch has met with since its organi-
zation.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08
GLOVER GLEANINGS
GLOVER


Howard BickfOrd i n town.
Mrs.. Mary Cobb i home for few
days
Mrs. L. L Drew from Newport, i
visiting here
Mss lone Cameron is working At
Glover Inn
Mrs. v. i. Cameron IS 70 move 20
Barton very soon.
The M. s. church Is being recon-
strueted into parsonage
Tracy Cook Ct Lyndonvi1le spent
the weekend with his parents here
Miss Blanche Pauquette ofWarren.
n. h, Is visiting at H. H Cooks
Mr.. Tyler. the blacksmith. has
moved into Charles himbalPs tene-
ment-
Mrs. Blanche Boomhower IS Wis
Gray's-
Mrs. Villa Rich is home from New
York, where she has been visiting re-
Gently.
Mss Elizabeth Cutler from Barton
IS visiting her friend. Miss Hazel
Abbott.
Miss Mary simpson IS staying
with her aunt, Mrs VIII Vancour
In Hardwick-
Mrs. Richard Sargent is very sick
with the grip. Mrs. Joe Vancour Is
working there
Miss Dwinnell, who has been car
ing for Mrs. Annie Owen. has re-
turned to her home.
4 Elmer Wright of Beebe Plain Wis
/ tied his parenas, Mr. and Mrs. Fran
els Wright over Sunday.
I Harry Dewing has been shingling
Z his barn, Ernest Rodgers and Vernal
LaMere doing the work.
I Mrs. Lila Dow's cousin, Miss Cool
rige from Boston, has arrived to
spend month with her.
I Mr. and Mrs. William Russell en-
{ tertained their son, Merton and fam
lily. from Barton, Sunday.
I J. O. Brightly from St. Johnsbury,
was here the first Of the week, test
4 ing the boiler st the creamery
+ Dr.. Fred Aldrich and family from
4 Derby, spent the weekend with his
mother here, Mrs. Edith Aldrieh.
I Duncan McFarlane was IN town
/ Tuesday, called here by the death OF
his sisters husband, Freeman Shedd
Miss Dorothy Dubois. who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs H. f. Clark,
has returned to her home IN North
Troy
We learn that DR.. Fred Aldrich
has his orders to be ready to report
to army headquarters at any time
! for service.
Mr.. Esden, who has occupied the
tenement IN Frank Dunn's house, has
moved into Wesley Sherburne's tene-
ment house
i Harley Leland IS at home and
Maurice IS expected at a near date
70 arrive from the officers training
camp at Plattsburg.
| Mrs Fred Chase from Detroit
Mich, who IS visiting her old home
IN Glover. spent . few days with Mrs
George Gagnon, at St. Johnsbury.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08
The Rlqht TO Aid.

The race of mankind would perish
did they cease TO aid each other.
From the time that the mother binds
the childs head till the moment that
some kind assistant wipes the death
damp from the brow of the dying, we
cannot exist without mutual help. All
therefore that need aid have n right
10 ask Il from their fellow mortals (:
no one. who holds the power of grant
ing can refuse 1t without guilt.-Sir
Walter Scott.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08

Thursday, August 9Th
WITCH OF THE DARK HOUSE
2-reel feature, an episode Of The
Girl From Frisco
METRO TRAyELOGUES
WHERE IS YOUR FRIEND?
10th episode Of the Crimson Stain
Mystery
Orleans Opera House, Fri, Aug 10
Friday, August 10th
LOU-TELLENGER In VICTORY
OF CONSCIENCE
5-act Paramount Feature
HEARSTsS PATHE NEWS
Orleans Opera House, Sat, Aug IL
Saturday, August 18th
HER SOULS INSPIRATION
5-act Bluebird Feature
WINNING AN HEIRESS
Metro Comedy
Tuesday, August 18th
FANNIE WARD IN EACH PEARL
A TEAR
5-act Paramount Feature
HEARSTS PATHE NEWS
Orleans Opera House, We'd Aug Is
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08
JUSTICE.

II ESIDE the nations flag IN
furIed
- The stern and starry goddess
sands
And lifts above a breathIees word
The balance IN her hands.
Drawn from all empires round her
beat
Blood red. earth's puising ar
ter1es,
As round these wide shores circliag
The waters OF All seas
She turns 70 the ceruiean skies.
Her starlst vision and serene.
With eyes bItndfolded TO greed and
Les.
AID all things low and mean
Unloading 10 the weak or strong
Unheedtng pleas or parties plight.
She weighs the right against the
wrong.
And holds her sword TO Enita-
o etarry Justice, undlsmayed.
Keep e1eadfast guard above car
Land
Whose deeds are "a the balance
weighed
Before thy swor6ed handf
IN Z Bashse<-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08

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Vegetable Compound has proved i
otherwise. / am now perfectly Wei
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We wish every woman who suffers
from female troubles, nervousness
baekache or the blues could see the let
ters written bv women made vel by Ly-
ria z Pinkhamss Vegetable Compound
If you have bad symptoms and do lot
understand the eause, write 70 the
Iivlis Z Pinkham Medicine Co., lynn,
Mass, for helpful advice given Tree.