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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-05
Die Ginmagme pOa 8isa.

Gab cine iol4 iibsruus pt6tiJ.
Slao.. Wie ytiga. Iait opns Hloe1ianr
ben 2)euti9en uberIaTen porpsn Tt.
bat in 2pnoun iebr unaasenebm be,
ruprt, ni4t minoer in 2Saibmston.
Nle1s gmpTtnouns pub pdupIlapIl1
Ourh bic Srpasuns berporgaufsn.
DaB Die RuHen OerpfGi4tet pars-.
Oisls Stupt bis aufs gleuberfts 5u ball
ten unb ieben Rsro gu ibrer @ertbsis
oigung anSuipanntu. Dup ipl4es
niht sei9eben, uiro als sIu Setps;s
dugeIeben, Dab bas ruiTii4e Bolt nt9t
msbr tampfer min uno oub aererst9,
uuf ben Iid ale 9offnunsen itiistsn,
ni9t i'm Stanoe lit. bos Bolt aus ieis
ner Glei4giltisteit gu erpedsn. Sn
5olss beiien Dirb ou9 Der W6nliths
teit Re9nuns gstragen, bob es su eis
mem Ssparattrteben apiidsn EubTano
unb Oeutt6ldno tommen iperne. Uiuu
eripartet, bdb Rublanb bur4 iehr
milpe 8ebinsunsen bafir seipcunen
perbsn fnnn. Cine fol9e GaffaFurg
Der 9erbdltniife nit Besus auf Rug
lamb muB 5u elmer pOlIiasn llmseltal=
tung aller bisberigeu ariegsplGne fiib>
rem. Weun HuBldub 5rieben iflies
Ben follts. 10 iuurbe Seutf6ldnb feline
sanas militdrii9e &ruft an Der Beit
frpnt aufbieten tSnnen uno bic Soft
nung, es burh Iusbunserung gu ii6sr,
piuoen, liebe ii6 nidt mebr aufreht
balten ba es DON Rublnnb ale RGbs
rungsmittel be3iebsn tptirbe, Die ss tr=
notbigt. Was untsr folden umitGrben
nod baoon abbdltsn tonnte, ben Gs4
Dantsn an Grieben nabe gu treten. iii
bic Sur6t, baB Deufhlanb unsrTflIs
bare YeoiItgungeu itelIen Diiroe. Gns
benefit lebigli9 bic untsnntniB Der
9orgdnge in Dsuti6lanb, bic Iid auG)
in anbereu Singen ipa9rmbnbdr
na9t. Die btutf6e Reaerunq nir6 |
kline unerfiiIbdren gebinsuneen fsls
EN-, uril iie peib, bab re auf sic
oilfs bes 8plfes niHt rs1nen t1nr, |
I'm tie ourh5uiessn, gang ubgeisb:n
'dpon. bab nidts bstunnt Iff, mas eie
sordusieBung rehtfsrtigen tonn:.,
,df bon Seitsn Der Reaierunq fsl6F. |
lebertrieberes beabii6tidt fDirb. gis
'o4itsbenoes 4uIturpplt empfinber
'ie Oeiitffen ben arisq lebinlid afg I
tne f6merslide Rotbpsnbieteit. gle
ebnen iid rad Srisben, nm ibrs auIs /
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-05

turarbsit tpisber aufnebmtn 81 tonnep
on Der iis aIlem geniiss flnbtn. q
irifft iie ins Ssrs. eab 70 piele 2cuh
ten Der Wifeni9aft, bon benen pI
DsIt nod 70 pieI 9robss eriuartsi
burfte, ibr 9eben auf ben Salahtfel'
bern perbauhen. Mit Sednsltisan!
nebmen re frabr, bob bic MiHen!ttf
ten in 5olse bss arisass niht ia.bl
mft bemielben Gifer uno nit benfsloer
gIdn3snbsn erfpleen. tpie bisb.r, Js,
pflegt peroen tonnen unb nit Ssfora.
nib fraeen iie iih. Oh Seuti6lanbs
ipiiienibdftlidher Rubm in oem Daf.
fenldrm niht fir irnuRr perbancr
perbe. Was bds @olf BEL zen Wdffsr
bdlt unb i,inen GntI6luB anfeu.Ii,
biz gum Iebteu 4ibemsuse gu fdmpfen,
iinb bic in Der Rpte an ben prGiiosu!
ten nieoereelegten 6rlepensbeotngrns
gen, fueldle lout uno oeutIi9 bic ftnGfs
lide Wernthtune Seutitldnbs als
&rngs5iel anfunbigen. Sas tpsroen
bic 9eutfhen ni6t bulbsn. eleih9'sI
ipie lange Der Sriea nod oausrn mag.
&ber Elm isrisbe, Der ibnen i6re bisAts
rigsn 9ren5en iidert, ipiro BON ihncn
ptlltommen sebsiBen fperben, benn III
rerieits itreben lie ni9t nad 4onos's
utnn. tpie bas ia pom Reihstag Guss
briitIih srtlGrt iporbeH lit uno iic
perben Der Reeierung nidi seituttsH,
ben arieg lin foIasn Sspinnes piIs
len psiher gu fiibrsn. g ptpcit 3freii;l
iiber bteIe 0eiinnuns beitebeu, Iuilsa
iie ii6 pbne Wiiibe beieitieen. Die
alliirten folten Grisben rbne Innss
rionen unb obne Sriegsenti9Goiaung
anbRten unb ipenn bic beutIde Res
eisrung barauf uiht sinesbt, 70 fnun
Der 8rrs ieinen blutigen Sang pet!sr
nebmen. 9Iber mir iinb iiberSeuet odb
TT nit iol6em 4nerbieten enben rirb.
tin folder 9ori6las ipirb con De-
men betdupft ipsrben. fpeItle bic uebers
,eusung beeen, oa bRublunb ii6 p;ss
Der aufrihten unb ieiuen Sonberfries
ben fdlieben, Ionbern tpisbsr nit psr'
iinstsr Sruft in ben aries einsreifsn
pirb. Wir nermifen obsr elm. &ns
,abe Der 9riinbe, bic elmer foldeu
ooffnung cine Stiibe bietsn iOnnt:n. /
Dds man oeutlih beobd6tei tIur, 4
priht geeen ioide Qnndbmt. Nis oi.
9sridie lnutsn, isbli es BEN Rufsn
ltd,t an Erieasmateriul unb III du9
n Yesua auf bic Grndbruna nod Fem.
erSlpefelte Sass ipdbrnebmbar. g9ds
Der fe6lt, eas III Der WiGs su
dmpfen unb su iiegen unb asgen iels
zen ieeltihen Sulammenbrl6 Cub. IS
sire SiIfe. Wan bat Iih pisl bon ter
Diebereinfiihrune Der lobesitraf.
sic III tpieoer einseflhrt
,orben, absr bat teine StGrtuna Der
Ioltsiruft pdbrnshmbor eeiildtt.
Seun ioldermaBen bic YoIisissIs srt'
Iobsn 1T, 70 ipirb ss unDeritdnpliT,
,is man nod BON Rubluub stfpds sr'
often Tam. Ten gstpubtfsin, h'5
ie aIIiirisn ben artsa nod large
,rt5ufssen permSgen, iteht be s5uss
l6e 1sasniltsr. bab Die anbsrs Seite
5snfaLIs md bon Der Grf6opiuna
,sit srtierrt III. mas bod ipeitsr nihts
l Husiiht iteli. aIs Gin, uuslOie
Observation-Disclosures unb nit oIltn
'seriffsn BON Gipilifation rnpsrein'
ar III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-05

Ilpr19 man allsemsin Don 9bsuernn,
bon uHDerbienttm @srm5asnssuipl4l
unb BON 8<rmossns3ntpa4ss Stsusrn
bsrsn Gertdtisteit nit btnisIbsH
0riiubsn ssiiibi ipurbs, ipit bsuie bi.
SritssRrmosenE5 nE5uipd9sitsusr. Da'
mails mar es aber gang nuBlos. esssn
fol4e oberfla9li1t 8etra4iungslpsiT.
on5utdmpfsu. Ton mar pomaIs nc.5
gang i'm ~Deribslauben" bsfana.n.
ylaH Tprad pom .inrkrn Wertb" bes
SoIbes. Saiie Der gsrtcuf sirss
Srunbitiides nKbr GoIb sinse5radi.
10 mar mon Dor BEN Siaais unb ben
gireern eben rtider. psrm0s.nber.
iteliertrdftiser @porbm. Der gsssl
ioI4en llniinn etufprud erbob. gait
aIs uusurefnunssfdbie.
Run bat Der 3rits au6 iib<r hie
pabre Pdtur BEG bamals sinfeesnben
sepaltissn @eribsuipadfss 2i9t Ser.
brsitet unb hk grfenntnis. bab bisTtr
3utpads burhaus nibt nnmsr nit
yermogens3uipads eleihbebeutsnb in,
breiisrsn Sdi6ten bes golfes osrmii.
.elt. lIno bas IN Elm Slid.
Dsnn es IN ansunebmen. oab be
sSinan5miniifr bieIe srgisbiss unb
beauems GinuabmequeIe ntdt berssIs
ZEN ipsrben, ndnentli9 na4 ben
arieae nidi, ipenn bas 6elb fir RE
SHpaliben unb fir bic 3inIsn Der
ariessanIeiben ;ur StsIIe ssbrndjt
iperben muB. Sdnbelt ss iid bdnn
barun. elm Milliarben Defi5it su
beden, 70 ip;rb man Tagen: Elm 8ers
m5ssnssuipa9s IN fir jtbermann
iptlliommen unb bic Yerm0eens3us
ipa6slteuer III, ue teine anbrs,
poItstbiimIif. Den 9ermSgens3u,
ipads i5nnsn mir na9 Belieben i4af'
fen. Wir bsben nit 9iIfs Der Poiens
pueiie bic Yreiie aur prcbufte.
Oitie preisetbObung pirb tapitaliIi.t
unb iibsrtrds. iid buIb auf bas ss'
faurrnte aapitaI (Sduier, Ga6riten,
S9iffe, elder, WdIber, gersiperte)
inb fobalb nas sefdeben, fommen mir
nit Der 3uipadsitsuer, Der bos san;s
Bolt sujubeIi. 9srmebren mir ben
SeIbumlauf um nur 10 pro5ent, ias
gen mir I'M cine WilIiarbs, 70 bsbsn
mir bawit bic prsife unb 2uris oIlsr
Dtnss aud I'M 10 g}roSent. Gas
8oltsprm0ssn Don $50 Winiarbsn |
pdhft" um 10 proseui, alfo I'm so
Dhiaiarbsn. Bon biefem unptroisHt:n
.0ermoseHsJupa4s" srbebm mir
,ur4 Sieusrn 90 pro;snt, sl..9 7
Ultllidrben. ho,u siue Wiuidrbs bon
,er Geloperntbrung ma3en 8 Nils
iarbsu Staatseinnabn,enl Zen
SteueraabIerH perbleibsn Don Dem
,ur9 uns ssfdaffsnen rulrnubien..n
nod % Wiaiarbsn.
Sis iinb allo .reiher- (u 9slb au3.
IebriidD aIs porber. Dabei bliibsn
oonbeI unb Geiperbe( 6o9ionjuut.ar)
lnb bos @oIt jubslt unfsren ssnialsn
5trei4eH beesiiteri gu. llnb tas
566nit. babel III. baE ii6 bas Spi.i
'ieberboIeu ldbi. 70 Oft mir ein O<ii.
1t gu beten baben!
Die So6e TT gu i66n unb numeEis
i'd an beausm. nm ni4t ale Gtnaa5'
linifter gu begstiteru - aud in rem
,dnbern. be ni6t bonn aries b.trofs
IN iuarben. gDer iia alfo nift b,Tiir
eaeiiiern fonn, Der forge rs6tssiiis
dfiir, baB benz @olfe iiber bic Rairr
es aus Der abtueruna sniiprinssnS,n
@trmDasnssuDa@es' bic 4uesn &c.
ffHsi iperben. |,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-05
Wlitipodl, ben 5. Ssptember 1917.

IauieEpt BON amertta
neru IN bisTer Stubt, in osreu
Nosrn tein Srupfen bsutid,en SlG!s5
flisbt, leTen unb fpre9en ois beati4s
Spra6e unb iinb ftpI5 uui oieie s:i'
ltlss grrunsenl4ait. YsidmdbI NIB
bic beutI6e Spra9e nur BON Een:n,
bic teine' 9ilbuns beiiBen. Sober
Seuti6e, Der feline ainbsr ni4t oaSu
anbIlt. beutid gu Iernen, itsa ii6 euf
sleide StuFs nit oisfen unssbll'
oeten MenI9en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-05
HIsblidl asitpr6en.

Der 70 Sabre nlis Sobm .. Gnatfs
bert iUiirbe ssitern Dormittas IN nj,
Hft Wobnuns an Der on 2ibertp unb
Spring eiraBe 0Is asidbe aufgefuns
ben. Coroner Or. Bausr fefIie Fef,
bnb Ssr Grsis siusm S9Iuganfon Il.
lsgsu mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-05

Oie Eoblengrubtn ye'
itBsr iinb isbr aufgsbradt, oab H.
nen bic prene Don Der Hssleruns SOr'
geidrieben perben. yla9 tbrer sIlt'
faHuns iuLte DIR &ries iiir iis eins
grnteSsit Iein, in ipel9er iie auf Hos
fen bes YoItes ni9t Ytillonen, icn'
bern yttlllarben profitiren. Gs pill
ibnen ni9t einlsuhten, bab elm ytrtes
stus 3eit Der Gntiagung fir Seoen III,
inbem ale priDaten 9ortbeile Der Be
biirfniHen psr 6ffsntli4sn % obIfabr.
ipeihen miiifen. Dir baltsn es u6sr
fir ielbitperitdnbli6. bab bic Rssiss
runs bis arsrtennuns oiefr pflit5i
er5ptngen piro, ba cine burh Yrofii'
fudt berDoreerufene 5beusrung bas
srObte SinOsrniB fir bic arisgsfiiIs
runs pdre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-05

fuhr i'd nb!
glls i9 mid bon meinsn Wsiannten
tieitsmai perabftisbeie, iitl mir alIs
gemein bic Wsbmutb auf. bic ibnen bic
9brinsn in bic augsn iritb, als ipenn
i'd, pirilih nnd China obsr gluitrns
lien ptrrtiie. gs mar aber niGt bic
Gntfsrnuns. bic bisie giibruna be-
nirfte. btnn iie fpubttn ia 70 gut tpis
iG. baB ih bon Wiindxn Bis in bic
Ghlpeia erbeblidb peniasr Gtunben
btn6ibisen piirbe, als id MpGen gss
brnudt battle, um bon meintr Wob,
runa in ben Qinoauer Gtnensua su
sslonsen. gs mar bas Gefiibl, baB
mir bag gIiid bspcritebe, mid auf bic
tIsins 5nfsl bss frisbens fIiiGten 5uI
finnen. in bds pnr1biss, mo Mens
iftu nod mtnihlid Al leben ntrsI
s5nnt III, pdbrno iis feIbit in BEN
trciflofsn GIsnb rnb Scmmsr bes
arisaes Suriidbleiben miibtsn. Bel
mnn6en mof,te pielItitt auA Der Dts
oanis hersinipislen. bnb mir uns pisls
Isiht einss Sases nod nit ben mafs |
len IN Der 6nnb eseeniibsriteben iuiirs
cen. GfsDti5trffdxn aeisrn mag bns
lnbsrifdnbli@ ffinetn. Qlber ts TIL
Ehntfnde, bdb In ipeiten arsifen bes
,eutffen @oliss nom Der Soffmnursl
,ffaire fpisbsr tinnal bic Bfiirftumal
5stanb. bis e9reis iriirbe isst aud
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-05
9ie ipahre Natur Der iosenann'
ten Webr. nno @ermbsenss
supad,s,Steuer.
Bon 0r. silpiO GfsII. 3iri4.

JinansiontroIIe burd ben Staat i'm
arisg. - gerbopPeIuns bss oeuts
i4en YoItstermosers i'm Ssriss. -
9OpPs!!s qreiis fir aeder unb
Yieb. - Oas GebdubetdpiiaI. -
gIus preiie I'm Oas 0opptIt ssfiss
gen. - Die Rriessiteueru.-.Ae,.b
supo41 uup 9ermSssussupads.
Der Rriss ais &ebrmeiitsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-05
Die gr0bere 3unabms in

Die grObere 3unabm. in
ben Gtntiiniten aus Der 3isarsttsns
Steuer piro Der beitdnbis uno r.it
I'm iid grsifsnben gepobnbeit fer
5rauen, oleien 0llmmltenseln 81
frobnen, 3uJeidrieben. Nismanb nirc
bepdupten ppllen, oab ioIaes Rau1vn
ben Grausn gut itebt oosr i6rer Css
iunbbeit 5utrGgli9 lit. Gina rau3Fuoe
5rau 1T elm entf6kbsn ipiberfifer
@nblif. W:nn trpsbem oem Sdlfns
belts sgmpfinben, auf rpeldss h'e
SSrauen bod iOnit fold srobsn 0frtb
leasn. Sohn qeboten ipiro, 10 III has
nit Der probibitipn gu ertldren. llT
einsn Rerosranreis All erldngen. ben
ein Glos Mein pb:r Pier taten friiros,
dlf ben aber aug Jdnatismus rsrs
5ichtet ipiro, greift man su ben Giucs
rettsr. bis duf bic Sauer unentIih
1haoliter ptrten. als leid,te ultobolls
The @etrdnte. Sn folder @siIe III Rbt
fchnr iihthar. ipsIhe 8erlpiIoerunn n's
yelhmads unb Der Stttsn uls Jn.1e
Der prpbi6itipn beOorftebt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-05

Die 9smertung pes prlfis
benten 8eismann BEL gr6Ifuung Der
SerlanmInng oes Seutlusamee!tas
niiG.n Rational 8erbduoes con
Rem gort. baB man R!4t Sires.
5psier 2Gnber ieia t0une, itimmi nit
Der Anii9t aqer 8iirser Der &.r.
Stauten, gleiaoiel ipel9er Ratioueli
tdt iis unssb6ren, therein. Sn 6oIas
bfFen 1T audi teine SllopulitGt 5ei
nns DabrHebmbar. Die yebauptunser
pom 1eeentbeil ftub erDt1tsi poer suts
iprtngsn Der anmuBuns siner gemiiisn
&laiIe, ipel6e iebe Nnii6t, bic mil osr
lbrigen ni6t lbereinitimmt, aIs Har>
bespsrrafb Su branbmdrten beriuht.
Is mag sel:gentlid Wteniden sebsH,
bie ungeiesiitS 2lnii9tsn Dertreten.
Sas limb @in3elfdne. pie fis In ishsir
Ganoe obns ausnubme pOrfommen uno
bic dn9eiihts bes allgemsinen lpnos
len empttnoens nidt Don Sebeutune
ttao. stnen DougiItieen gefpeis ben
bem i'm gan5en 2anbe obtpalter5cH
Pfli6tgefiibl liefert Der itetiae CAM
Der Heglerunssmaintnerre. Sol6dten
peroen ungeitort dusgeboben, bic Gel=
Der Delde Die fegierung brduht, .p're
Ben betptIIigt unb aud anftdnpslcs
bonn golte besabIt, @nbeiben Der RE
aterung finbsn f8meIIsu QbfaB, pie
iiberbaupt alIes slatt Don Statter
gebt Nir balfen es fir bas Genens
tbeil bon Putriotismus, DON iIppafsr
@efinnune Al fpre9en, ipenu fpIde
ni4t Oor6antsn 1T.
sSm stats Departfment
gu BafRingtun Dirb gefagt, bdB Ger
Stlr3 bes auiTrs feline unerlGbliGe
5rleoensbeotHslng fei tpsnn man uth
CLAUDE, bdb duf bieie Deiie bas Jriss
bensbinbernib iid am leidteftea dug
benz Deee rGumen liebe. Dds man
Derldngt, fei cine Regierunq, tpelf,s bic
Stferbeit btetet, but iie eiiien nit i5r
aDeel9IOtlenen Jrtfoen sstrsuIia iuabs !,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-29

her aunt, Mrs. Iole Horton, for a
couple of days last week.
Miss Dorothy French has returned to
her home after several days in Brandon
as the guest of Miss Gladys Jennings.
The Misses Jennings, Capron and
Aver, and Robert Oliver and Leicester
Townsend are home from Brandon to
spend their vacation with their parents.
Mrs. Jenny Johnson and Mrs. Clara
Lamorder were visitors in Middlebury
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Bennett were
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, George Knapp last Thursday.
Mrs. Benefits notimproving in health.
Mrs, Wright Flagg has returned to
her home from Salisbury where she has
been assisting in caring for her brother,
Silas Goddard who has been very i'll
with pneumonia. Mr.. Goddard was
formerly of LEICESTER.
Miss Alta Johnson of Forestdale is
spending her vacation with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Fletcher
Moses Stewart is employed by the
Hortonia Power Co. He is hauling ce-
ment in his large motor truck
Mrs. Alice Manley and children have
returned to West Salisbury after sew
eral days spent with her grandparents,
Mr., and Mrs. Andrew Doner, at the
Corners.
Mrs, Charles Farmer has not been as
well for several days.
Mrs. Burt Ryder has returned from
Bristol where she attended the gradua-
ton of her niece, Miss Dwyer. Another
niece, Miss Irene Dwyer, accompanied
her home and will be her guest for sew
eral days
The Crochet Club met with Mrs. Roy
Cole Wednesday afternoon. Several
ladies were present and a nice luncheon
was served by the hostess.
The Rev. and Mrs. Myron French
went to East Middlebury last Friday
evening where they held services in the
Pentecostal chapel,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Horton and three
children of Hartford, Conn, came last
Saturday to remain several weeks with
Mrs. Irene Horton Mrs. Horton is suf-
fering with a nervous trouble.
Mrs. Andrew Doner suffered two
shocks of paralysis last week. She is
somewhat improved at this writing.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-29
MIDDlEBURY SUFFRAGE DELEGATES
Convention Deplores the Present
Labor Laws for Women and
Children

Miss Helen Carrigan, teacher of
mathematics in the High School and
Miss Genevieve Halnon, teacher in the
sixth grade, were the Middlebury dele
gates to the annual convention of the
Vermont Equal Suffrage convention in
ST. Adams this week, returning here
today
The following are the officers chosen:
President, Mrs, A, l.. Bailey Of st.
Johnsbury; corresponding secretary,
Miss Ann Batcheder of Woodstock;
recording secretary, Mrs. H, H. Thomas
of Richford; auditor, Mrs, John Spargo
of Bennington; state organizer Mrs.
Lillian II. Olzendam of Woodstock,
treasurer, Mrs. Lucia Blanchard Of
Montpelier.
The convention went on record as
deploring the recent passage of
measure by the Vermont Legislature
whereby the present labor laws for
women and children will be suspended
during the war.
The militant activities of the con-
gressional union by picketing, banner
dropping, etc, was censured, 1t being
the belief that they had seriously in
iured the cause of equal suffrage.
Loyalty to the National Suffrage as
ISOLATION and its policies was reatfirmed.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-29
BRISTOL

AL. Smith and wife of Miller Falls,
Mass, were over Sunday guests OF her
parents, F. H. Palmer and wife
Miss Abbie Cove visited friends in
Huntington on Sunday.
Guy Hutchins has entered the employ
of the Vermont Box Co. and stopping
with his grandmother, Mrs. Susan Plain,
Lloyd Ring of Huntington Center was
a visitor here Sunday.
B. D. Corkins of Chateaugay, N. Y,
was an over Sunday guest of }. A.
Jennings and wife.
Spencer Wright and his family of
Malone, N. Y. visited his parents, A. E.
Wright and wife, last week.
0. H. Farr and wife of Burlington
passed Sunday with G. W. farr and
wife.
DR.. H. l.. Williamson and family re-
turned the first of the week from their
Boston trip.
Miss Doris Currier is in Chautauqua,
N Y, where she will pass the summer
with her aunt, Mrs. j. W, Seaver.
Thomas McKimon went to Albany,
N. /. Sunday.
Charles Dow and A. W, Cronk OF
Charlotte were in town Tuesday.
W. j. Burritt and wife of Bennington
were callers in town Sunday.
The local milk dealers are to raise the
price of milk to cents per quart July
lst
James Jacobs and wife of Burlington
visited his parents, l.. r. Jacobs and
wife, over Sunday.
Shandon Levarn has the frame up for
his new house on Mountain street
B. w. Estey, Judge Hasseltine and
wife and Timothy Casey took an auto
trip Saturday to Montpelier.
b. w. Estey has sold George Corkins,
Harvey Hewitt, Timothy Casey, George
Russell and William Emo Maxwell tour
ing cars. He has also delivered to. A.
B. Kibourn a one-ton Maxwell truck.
Prof. C. w. Doten and his mother,
Mrs E. NJ. Doten,, of Cambridge, Mass
visited R. F. Hatch and wife over Sun
day.
A change of time goes into effect on
the Bristol railroad July l. The tram
which now arrives at 1910 will arrive
at 20 p. m. forty minutes later The
other trains will arrive and depart as at
present.
Carroll Stearns of this town. who en-
listed in the navy, has been assigned to
the battleship Georgia.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-29
Our Friends of Fiction.

1t is well to balance the influence Of
ones transient mortal associations by
acquiring Il peaceful intimacy with
these ever living men and women
whose deeds, aspirations, love and
courage are recorded in books, who are
never against us, who never despise us,
nor fail us, nor betray us, being strip
ped now of that mortal part which rem.
ders all men uncertain, liable to hypoc'
risies, conceits and sort Of human
Nervousness which life in the flesh
never quite escapes-Corra Harris in
New York Independent.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-29

Brandon, has returned to her home at
the Corners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Audas Person and child
ren, who have been with their mother
Mrs. NJ. B. Ferson, since Mr.. Persons
return from Pittsford Sanitorium, have
moved to their own home farm,
Harold Rickert has returned to his
home after visiting for several days at
the home of Harry Hart in Hubbardton.
Miss Nettie johnson was the guest of
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-29
LEICESTER

Herbert Fletcher returned from Mid
dlebury on Friday where he has been in
attendance at the June term of the Ad-
Olson County court.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Cole of Brandon
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cole
on Sunday. Mr.. Cole occupied the pull
pit of Pentecostal church,
Miss Sadie Horton, who has been Wis
iting her friend, Miss Cecilia Walsh, in
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-29

For dyspepsia, our national ailment
use Burdock Blood Bitters. Recon-
meuded for strengthening digestion,
purifying the blood. At all drug stores,
Sl.00 bottle adv.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-29
NOTICE

As my wife Mrs Elsie Hathaway has left my
bed and board withou just cause or proyoca-
ton | will pay no debts contracted by her after
this date.
GEORGE NJ. HATHAWAY,
East Middlebury, VT.
June IS, 1917. 26t3p.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-29
Tom Ellis

Opposite the Railroad Station; Little
Farther Away, But it Pays to Walk,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-30
Consultation and INDIGESTION.

These are twin evils. Persons suf-
fering from indigestion are often
troubled with constipation. Mrs. Rob
ert Allison, NATION, ILL.,, writes that
when she first moved to Nation she
was a great sufferer from indigestion
and constipation Food distressed her
and there was feeling like a heavy
weight pressing on her stomach and
chest. She did not rest well at night,
and felt worn out good part Of the
time. One bottle OF Chamberlain's Tab
lets corrected this trouble so that she
has since left like different person.
For sale by all druggists-Adv.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-30

Mrs. Brintnall's division of the Con-
gregational church will have Il bake
sale at Abbott's hardware store Sat
urday afternoon. Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-30
CITY IN BRIEF
DR.. Graham, osteopath. Masonic tempt.

Dr. Graham, osteopath. Masonic temple
sS Or. Cora Williams Choate. Fidelity
bank building.
Your paint insurance policy is on
To Rent-Three front rooms over 1872
West Main street after April /. j. l..
Carney.
Fresh buttermilk from the country
tomorrow Phones 2S4 and 1854. Nc
Cords grocery.
Fresh buttermilk from the country
tomorrow: Phone 2S4 and 1854. Nc
Cords grocery.
st. Margaret's Mission will hold a
candy sale Saturday at Smiths music
store. Committee.
4 We give green trading stamps, give
US your grocery orders and fill your
book quickly. Sanitary Grocery, 1856
West Main street.
Members Of the Married Peoples
Dancing Club and few young people
enjoyed an informal dancing party
Don't buy more seeds than you need,
but get them two packets for cents
and get more kinds for the same
money here. Carriers economy store
Gentlemen, when you are in need OF
shoes call at "a North First avenue al
c. H. Johnson's closing out sale
Cheaper than at factory price.-Adver-
tisement.
Bring us your butter and eggs, we
pay the highest market prices and give
the green trading stamps with all pur-
cases. Sanitary Grocery, 1876 West
Main street.
Barwelrs imported English lawn
gress seed, it's best. we know, having
sold it in this city, for years. Make
your lawn beautiful. Phone 2S4 Nc
Cords grocery.
Heath & Milligan Is the name Of the
paint you should use this spring. Get
good brush and a supply Of this paint
and make the home q new place this
spring. Both are sold here. Old Re-
liable Drug Company.
i ne UuSlHeSS Office Oh Tile MdTSldti
Telephone Company will be open until
9 p. M. Saturday March 81, the last
day on which rentals for current
month may be paid to secure the re-
bate Marshall Telephone Company. i
Mr.. c.. S. Carothers, the expert dec
orator, will be at the Simmons store
all day tomorrow to demonstrate Silk
hn f,,1 ac1, n &.
tary, velvet wall finish. You are cord
tally invited to the demonstration
Advertisement.
An all-day sew was held Thursday
by ST Elizabeth's Society Of st. Mary's
church in the X. Of C. hall. At noon
Mesdames c. w. Catoon, NJ. Eggleston,
and Sarah Pauley served dinner, and
short business meeting was held in
the afternoon.