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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-30
,lof ct tvif ,freosprcdrdm.

Imitcroam 24oe Sllli. - Get tplfC
Socioliitblab "Tormurts" fortpucr,
at SpItlono bar rcttet Ell S%enpcnoelie
til Sen ipunltc Hegiering angaacnoe
Ell 6reosfonference % bar antpoet
islgcnoe 6reoaforilag:
1. Spiflano enifer in9en Gritat.
ningcr clcr Mnnerationer / Tcit.
,. Sreostraftnterne meo Hi,slanr
% HunlTnieIl lfal ltun ursrt.
3. Trincipet ON Solfene$ Selp+
bcltcmneliesret er life blet oreitet,
men DC fan aiaieres paa Sreosfpn'
%fcrencen, bupr ogiaaS cl9iens Sfipbnt
pil bli aigiort,
4. @alfanipergsnaalet ber aIaip.
res pco Haaosboroet.
5. &apets Tribeo for, ale ifal iait.
%ilaaes; ligeiaa Sesarmeringen al 8i,
brultar % Sue5fanalcn % Spiflanos
Het til at aulGgge &ulitationer.
6. aoloniipergsmaalet ifal aiaie.
res paa 8runola9 al Statl,s qilp.
"&orparts" amer bette Tor "ei
nleget rinleliat Treosproaram".
Eiterrisif Treosfrap.
Mmlteroam 26be Sui. = Otter.
ri9lfe Socialoenlofrater bar / NiaS.
raaoets Inoetfanmer anlnclot er
Snterpelation, bpori Hcgieriuaen an
niooes ON sleblittelig at inbIeoe I'm
oerbanolinscr meo Spiflono ON er
iGucs 6altiTttclie al &riesmaaI %
Sreosbetingelier. Sigeleoes anmooc:
&eaicrinscn paanp at erflGre, al
Niterris er rcoe for Sreo uoeu Gritat
ringer % Innlerationer.
Socialoempfraterne hppoer, a,
ecn citerrisitc Hesierins life optrU
Ger ifarpt' NOT operior set militGr,
Yarti 2piflaub. ionl for nUrppreno.
bar boaoe @ll9ten % beaac Gnocrne
Vcsarnbien.
ct Telegram ira @ufareit bic
SebipeitS og Yaris meooeler, at ser
utrainife &eaierins oificielt bal
funogiort, at Den bar opaipet cthpcr,
arap paa @csarabien. Som Sela,
bcrai err Der III cprettei DIPLOMATIC,
Sorbinoleier meIIem &umGnien o.
! llfrain.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-30

genoe Meooelelle ira Oct american
ife Sopeofparter / Sranfri9. oatere
27oe SnIi:
"Wteaem Surca % Warne er
SlenoenS Wobitano blet briiot. go.
re trooper, t~iuigemeo pore Inie
reoes, f~orislger."
paris, 2soe Sui. Mcaem mi
litpre Saampnb er ser bette Mte
ninger ongaoenoe SpsrGsmaalei
ON III M init Siicniip ino0 @ri
terne.
Sofumenter, iom er ilmoet hos
Sanger. piier, at Oct bar Senligtfn
at Vrirs Nuppreht5 Oiieniiu
| Slanoern ifuloe begpnbe lamtioigi
meb aronpriniells Sremitso pee
Maruc. Naicreoe ISlppere meIoer
ogiaa on en- Srlgrllpperine al
TrinS Huppre6ts Nrmf.
Faa Den anben Sioe regner man.
at FrinS Nllppred)t bar tlrn 30 fri.
lfe Gipilloncr (omfring 10000
Dfano), og meo a|ronpriniens Mr-
me inu baffet op ncoc oeb Warne
finder man en- nm inf Siieniip lTr-
ger noropaa bsiit uianoipnlig paa
octte SioSprnft.
Zen tplte Solfenlagt begpnocr at
bli iIiten, oo me 6oriterfninger or
life iiigte, fsr Narsfla5len 1920
fommcr inb / Oftobcr.
: N1lnlttct mcllem NiSne ng
Wiorne bcrifcr Der f%aotiife 3ilitnnoe.
Splfcrnc bar MI finn Ter Tete til i'm
Hoooigbeo, % oisie beitrpgeS mop
berlig al alicreoc an1oner % ira
&lliten al Slpperne5 Bomber. 2il.
o~cnooriiS Stiaing fomplicereS uoer-
li9ere peo oen uraooeli0e Wasie
al arigsmateriel, iom bar Iagrct
op Der ior Sen itore Siieniip moo
Earls, % ION man mi lfal prepe
at berae mco fig tiIbuse.
llopberIig ioriulgt al Trnnifmrno
% 9lmerifnnere og i,ben llpgen Mn.
Looming til at o%rannilere ct orient.
Iia Noripnr, impropiierc& Mitrol.
ieic .alpngcr Der oa Der / Npcbc.
o0rcne, men oiSie blir Iigc mart
~uorpobet al Sc inraa irorlife SanfS,
citcr'ilat al Snianteri.
x X
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mord opIpIte /
Seroog5 / lit uaentligc SSnterpicn
mco Ere5ienS MUno / @%aibington,
at 1,25O.OO0 a~merifanife SoIooter
MI er ienot oper Sapet. Sun pp-
lpite ogiao, at trpneoe o~nerifnnife
trooper III nar begpnot at unfonl
me til SStulien ira Sranfrig. Spor
tnlrige bisie err, eller hpor De ifal
poitereS peo ser italienifc Sront,
ioreliagcr Ser enonu ingen Splps-
lilli1 ON.
Gnouiocrc oplpitc Wfard, at ser
M cr oraoniicret lem omerifanife
Mrrnfforps / Tranfrig.
lite aorpS ulber aommanoo al
Generalization Sumter 9ig9ett.
2bct aorpa ulber &ommanoo al
@encrolnloior Robcrt g. @uQoro.
3bie &orpS urloer aommulnoo al
@cneralmaior @iniam &c. @riqht.
Zoe &orp5 unocr Aonrmnnoo al
@encralnaior George y. Hcco.
5te Gorp@ unoer &ommanoo al
@encrulmninr Omar Nunon.
st omcrifanlf Nrmtfprps bcItaar
al Ter Gipiiinncr, % Ell Sipiiion
tUler 21,000 Gcmbottanter oa
$4,000 Iorinning@tropper, iaIt
$4,000 Wonb.
Get nntngea. at Sen nmerifonife
Sroppetrnn@port oper Nopct bill
iTtte IN Ncforo fpr Sllli mcb 300
600 Wtnn0
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UnlOrt / 1920.


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uoclutfet. at sc politifc Vortier her
eitcr nil ia ncr Ncuiuu til Sc peit.
lioc Stotcr, ems oc hiotil bar Qiort
res line a|onucntioucr California
G, ooIoo M en- Al Sc Stutcr. hpor
iutct al Varticrnc fan pare litter
poo poIitiit 0pcruuat, hpuo Ger "a.
Ioo toIcr for at man touitc life oil.
Sc ionorcrc mtliac Nipirotioucr iro
Sen qont. Sooner cr blct ouQrcbct
nj Scnotor Ncco "a ANDRE. iorNi
bou citcr ocrca MeniuQ + Sfiu0 90
Siuh or GnoIrnocr men Tor set
ierite or mn Bette lite oonife Giliul.
hct m inr SET on0ct nil set ncppc
nrrc III OF Morna Gorflcinclie her
yorhct otter Qriacn at mere itcrtc
brit,itc onupotjcr
7cr ~ Oh ounrn 0oliioruiamono.
,or, 5, ,cr,rc Nor or troont iterft
>or,,,rncr decentralization
,cmr;, NOT ,Ajrom ,<ohnior.
oor ,r nro,rcairn Rcmublifouer. "a
n,r ,nrDc IA, Sc b,oi,, 0bonc,r iii at
crr,, So, rorunrifou,fc ErriiNcnt
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-30
SiNltc nvt fra .Srcnter.

Tnri@, 2Soe $uli. Srunifc
Nortroppcr bar nanct Ben norblioc
@reo az Surca % nlliereoc crop.
per bar trUn9t inb / Screen Gar
oenoi~, oen itore tnifc Sorlnnino&-
boIi3 / Gcutrct al Nl2nC- Warnc.
Giinittct. mcNoelcr &rig@miniiteriet
la'tcn. Slaciua cr S~uno@bucrnc
NIcju ct 9ioIaine % Antbenap
Spoucit 'or Hbcima bIct beiat.
Nrdnite % omcritanife trooper
bar beIat Nre2nc2 o. mango andre
%pcr meIlcm Nurcq % Worne.
Mllitrre Tagmrno melcr, at
Ser Ioreitaur ct poerligere init Gil.
boactoN / Suo ior Soi@ipn@.
Set Iaoer I'll, al Gpiferlc ueo lin
WooItono bar rcboet set meite al
iii ilptbore Matcricl. men urIbiat
0unNcr al @ranotcr oa onoeu Nnr.
mmrItlon iaIoer ooe ! SoriclQcrues
NUnber.
Dc in1oa me iranifc Sanf@ hon
ipiuet CT me8ci uiatig NoQe / 81
NulcrcNcS 6rcmaoua. Snifernc ba,
bctalt Ell 'orI9rbclig Vri$ / Meu
nclfeliu Tor at iou rcooet iii Moteriel
Se AalereScS SutceS cr foulple,
runot belle Srouten. NaIpoclen a
Den "Somme", buori Spiferne hapot
ieat Sililu8t. err tiIba9eerobret.
sos ben omeritanife Nrmi pes
Soiaions, 2Sbc SuIi. ~ Srouif
mUnbere % Amcritancrne har ioat
hapi Oct ~iisrite Nelb uloer belle iib
tic llgeS Gampe pcb @arneironten
@oibinsion 2Sbe Suli. - arias
| mlniiteriet ciientliseloroc iSas isI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-30
Hnmrnien / Seleirimastilitanb.

Sfplge ct Telegram ira ImIter.
Dam %erfarer "@eier 3eitung" / 8re.
men, at &ongen al Humpnien bar
faaet Srorc til at erflpre belle Shit
mGllicn / @eleiringstilitanb. ola.
oct tilfeicr, at oenne Weooelelie life
G. Jlet mooiagt / balpoiiicieQe areole
/ Berlin.
Wen ira bpcln fit aorlgen al Hil.
mprien oennc Srbre? Sra Berlin?
Ger bar / Oct ienere gaaet Npgter
ON Ell aloorllg repollttionpr 0epp-
aelie / &umGnien, / bpilfen Inleo-
ming Spiferne mao boloe Ell nleget
betpoelig Sroppeltprfc Der 2it.
Gen tpIfe Stprfe / lit.
Ser oplpieS ira 2onoon, at Sen
lanlleOe tpife Srpppeitprfc / Nuslano
og &llmprien uogipr 80 Sipiiioner
% Sen eiterrigife 10 0ipiiioner.
0ette itl,lOe bli Ell iamIet Scr paa
100000 Wan0 - rigtignof De
minoit fa%mpbpgtige al Gentralmog-
terneS StriosfrGfter. Nuigcpel er
Oct Ell unoerlig SilififfeIie at ~
'ferlle merer, De er mot til at bupe
'taaenoe iaaoamne S9rmasier /
Sanoe, iont De bar ~illtttet 6rco nleo.
90 Hltsierne % HiumGnerlte paa lin
SIDE ipnes bel, at oct CT Ell iaare be.
i%pnoerlig Sreo, Sc bar faaet. Oct er
ialfalo III "tplf 6reb".
Sennc &prnlaSie er ipreot oper ct
megct tort Streg - man foll npiten
iige ira oct bpioc til oct forte Sap.
Wfel Sopeonlasien er bog iamlet poa
De ire ilroligite Steoer: Iinlano,
llfrain % Hllmpnien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-30

eems "reeorab.4 Soften % @es Arueu" III
SIrai "a Scnrer I 0irIeloHpei. aarsion'
~itnaenteI CT $3.50, Xcric ioeresnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-30

~recprah. Soften % Tee Nrnen" I'll Nores
ca Toumori fofter $3.50 pr. sar. Vcrio ibes
reore;.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-30

@~aibinaiou 25oe Srli. - en- IN
Siicniiu inlon Stalien al tp'fe %
siterrigife Sipiiioner nnber Ell init
Generals Sperlcoclie or blet bellnttci
al Gentralmasterne, iislsc Splps'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-30
Kansas City Kvegmark.d
Sioux City Kvsgmarked
Omaha Kvsem.rL.d

uor,I OIlIdnd kV4gmarkcd.
K;n'1e-Native steers. 12.4O-12 so
StocLas hV,er'........ S.5O--13. 80
ISv;nNp,,,,. ana feeders.... S.O0-13. 90
7 am D"N OF sales.......17.35-17. 20
170O-1S 40
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-04-26
Estate of Dora Martin

STATE OF VERMONT, DIsTICTssoF ESSEX, SIS.
THE HONORABLE PROBATE COURT FOR .rHE
DISTRICT Aforesaid:
To the heirs and all persons Interested in,the
estate Of Dora Martin, late of Norton, IN said
District, deceased, GREETING
Whereas, application has been made to this
court in writing, by the administrator of said
estate, praying for license and authority to sell
all of real estate Of said deceased, for the pay
ment of debts and charges of administration
setting forth therein the amount of debts. due
from said Diseased, the charges of administra-
ton, and the amount of personal estate and the
situation of the real estate.
Whereupon. the said Court appointed and
assigned the 4th day of May, 1918, at the Pro-
bate Office i'll Canaan, in said District, to hear
and decide upon said application and petition,
and ordered public notice thereof to be given to
all persons interested therein, by publishing
said order, together with the time and place OF
hearing, three eeks'successivel in the Essex
County Herald, a newspaper which circulates
in the nieghborhood of those persons in
terested in said estate, all which publications
shall be previous to the day assigned for
hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, at the time and place as
signed, then and there in said Court to make
your objections to the granting of such license,
II you see cause.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND at Canaan, in said
District, this 10th day of. April, 1918.
Edwin. CARL, Judge
So-dI
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-04-26
American Defense Society
Warning

Every German or Austrian in the
United States, unless know by years
of association to be absolutely loyal,
should be treated as a potential spy.
Be on the alert. Keep your eyes
and ears open. Take nothing for
granted. Energy and alertness
may save the life of our son, your
husband or your brother.
The enemy is engaged in making
war in this country, in transmitting
news to Berlin, and in spreading
peace propaganda, as we'll as lies
about the condition and morale OF
American military forces.
Whenever any suspicious act, OF
disloyal word comes to your notice,
communicate at once with the po.
lice department or with the Local
office of the Department of Justice.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-04-26
SCHOOL NOTES

The teaches and the pupils of the
High school wish to extened a hearty
vote of thanks to DR.. Parlin for the
sugar party to which he so literally
treated them on Saturday.
Baseball is being busily practiced.
The first game is with Groveton
High school at Groveton on April
27. The boys are showing up we'll
in practical but are hampered by
lack of a good diamond. The
felders are acquiring skill in climb
ing stone walls and crawling under
fences but it is feared this will not
help much in the out of town
games. Efforts are being made to
C a good field and a schedule
is being arranged. Nc contest for
the Cup will to be place this year as
North Stratford and Canaan have nc
teams.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-04-26
'-.v.-- 80.
BuyLibertyB Bonds
Put Essex County Over
|. F. JONES', Dry Goods

Mrs. Lucy Woodbury. left Wednes-
day for Lewiston, Me-, where she
will spend the coming summer with
her daughter, Mrs. F. R. Hayden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kent are the
parents of a ten-pound boy. born
Thursday the 18th.
c. J. Lefebvre went to Montreal
Monday as a delegate from the To-
cal Railway Garments Union.
Azilda Marquis has purchased a
Wellington piano of Bailey's Music
Rooms.
S. Schneider is busy gathering up
sacks and bags for the government.
A good price is paid for there is
urgent need of thousands of these for
war purposes. Mr.. Schneider sends
them to Boston where they are
cleaned, mended and packed in large
balls for shipment to France, where
they are filled and used in the
trenches for breastworks and pro-
lection. Save all the old sacks for
the government wants them.
Carl H. Turner manager of the
Chautauqua circuit met the business
men Saturday at the Y. M. C. A.
and outlined the program for this
season which will open here July 81.
The local association organized with
the reelection Of DR.. A. E. Parlin
president, and the other officers OF
last year.
Rev. F. A. Krackhardt left Wednes.
day for st. Johnsbury to attend the
Methodist conference.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-04-26
Fox $1,OOO,O 600 Film Worth All
The Money That it Cost.

"The Daughter of the Gods" William
Fox's screen fantasy, with Annette
Kellermann in the title role, was pre-
sented at the Belasco last night. The
production is said to have cost a million
dollars. Reckoned by the appreciation
of a show-defying audience, it was
worth money. Miss Kellermann was
given w%hirlpools, casades, rock-toothed
breakers and plain ocean to swim in;
a Sultan to dance before, a fairyland to
play in and an army to lead to war. To
materialize environments in keeping with
the activities of this superwoman of the
screen the Fox million waved its golden
wand and a City tof Moorish splendor
rose on the shores of Kingston, with
the tropic lovcliness Of all Jamaica for its
background and a restless sea billowing
from beach to skyline,
The magic of the same wand created a
queer, happy world, inhabited by ap-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-04-26
'Sammies' Shown in Action in
The Man Without a Country

When the elaborate production of
The Man Without a Country" was
being filmed it was necessary to secure
some realistic battle scenes to show the
spirit of the modern "Sammies."
Many Of the scenes were taken at
Fort Slocum and are true to life. In
one incident 1000 soldiers who were
being transferred to another post were
appropriated to action in the construc-
ton of the vivid scenes shown in "The
Man Without a Country.
The "Sammise' are shown at their
quarters, lined up for roll call, and
marching to the steamer. 1t is a real
picture of army life and shows just how
our sons and brothers look when they
leave their home to do their Bit.
The photoplay version of the famous
masterpiece is the first presentation Of
a series efforts on the part of the
America Defense Society to Wake Up
American to the necessity OF each and
every person doing their Bit" There
is work to be done in assisting their
government to a successful conclusion Of
this worlds war.
The society's activities have extend
to every state in the Union in the sup
preston of treason and ~disloyalty, as
we'll as such influences which have de-
tered the progress Of the administration.
Prot German publications and newspapers
have been put out of business. German
insurance companies, who knew of the
sailing of our merchantmen, have been
curtailed in their activitivs. While sedi-
tious and disloyal street corner speaking
has been stamped cut in various cities
through the cooperation of the local po-
lice department, further work is to be
done by the Vigilance corps, which is
enrolling members Throughout the land,
who are following the society's motto Of
Serve at front or serve at home. At
the opera house, Tuesday April 80.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-04-26
TOWN LOCALS

Tonight Congressman Dale will
speak at the opera house on war
conditions in Europe as he saw them
in 1917. You will want to hear
Congressman Dale and learn more of
how matters are where our boys are
now graphing with the Huns.
Nurse Waterman has left for a
months stay in New York and
Providence.
Arthur Danforth has purchased
the Willoughby place on Derby
street occupied by Mr.. Cummings.
Remember the moving picture en-
tertainment in the opera house,
Tuesday evening April 80, when
"The Man Without a Country" will
be shown in the interests of the Ma
tional Defense Society. Rev. H. M.
Simpson is to explain the work of
the society and tell of the vital need
of giving it full support. Be sure
and hear Mr.. Simpson and see the
pictures. Proceeds for the benefit
of the society.
Mrs. W. D. Baker, who has been
spending the past two weeks with
her mother Mrs. Woodbury. re-
turned to her home in Woodsville,
N. H., Wednesday.
F. E. Boyce has moved to his farm
which he purchased last fall of Chas.
Petrje. Mr.. Boyce has a fine dairy
an. is making a speciality of fresh
milk, cream and butter which heyde-
livers to customers in the village.
John Aldrich has sold his farm on
Pleasant street to Herman Humph-
rey.
Mrs. o. T. Stevens was taken sud-
denly i'll about two weeks ago with
a nervous breakdown affecting her
so she was nearly helpless. She is
now in the St. Vincent de Paul hos
pital, Sherbrooke, P. O., for treat
ment, and her recovery in a few
weeks is expected by the hospital
surgeons.
Mrs. M. L. Chapman has returned
from Boston, where she has been for
the past few weeks on a business
and pleasure trip.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-04-26

Mrs. George Moye has a cactus in
blossom with upwards of two hun
dred buds and blossoms. This is a
handsome sight and del ghtful to
look upon after the long months of
dreary winter.
Mrs. Mary Lefebvre has many
house plants but the most attractive
at present is a lemon tree bearing
fruit. The lemon is large and well
formed and a rare sight in this
northern climate.
Mrs. Della CaStonguay visited IN
Sherbrooke, Que, last week.
Willard Jordan, who is in the cav
airy and stationed at Camp Green,
Charlotte, N. c., visited Harry Os-
born Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. j. Sloan and daughter Goldie,
visited in Berlin, N. H., Saturday.
C. M. Parker, local manager of
the Passumpsic Telephone Co., has
been on the sick list.
Mrs. Porter H. Dale returned
Tuesday from Washington, D. c.,
where she has passed the winter with
Congressman Dale. The Dale resi-
dence on Mountain street has been
opened and Congressman Dale makes
a brief visit at his home Friday and
Saturday. Congressman and Mrs.
Dale and daughter Portia, will re.
ceive a hearty welcome from the
home folk who wish they might pass
more time in the old home town,
Basil Bros. have rented the Boulds'
store and will conduct a dry goods,
grocery, confectionery and tobacco
store. opening same to the public
Wednesday.
Chas. Streete, w. A. Gleeson,
Alex Goulette, W. St. Pierre, Arthur
Seymour, Eddie Osborne. Jas. DUDE,
Thomas Quinn, VIM. Murphy, Fred
Paquette and G. G. Smith we're in
Berlin, N. H Sunday to attend
meeting of the K. of G. The THIRD
degree was exemplified and a roya.
good time enjoyed.
Misses Clare and Vivian Rooney are
visiting in Lebanon, N. FL.
Miss Wagner Of Portland, Me. il
visiting at James Jackson's.
Mrs. Joe Paquette of Portland, Me. i
visiting at ]. Tolman's.
Moulton hall, East Charleston, dane
and box social, May 3rd. Benefit of |
o. F. Ladies please bring boxes. Coffee
served free by the lodge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-04-26
Don't Let IL Lineer

A cough that "hangs on" wears
down the sufferer, leaving him I'M
able to ward off sickness. Jos.
Gillard. 148 Fillmore ST., Nash
vile, Tenn, writes: | was suffering
with a dry hacking cough and a
pain in my chest, but since taking
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
I have been relieved. 1T soothes,
heals and cures. John w. Thursnon.
Adv.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-04-26
He Can Rest Fine Now

suffered greatly from kidney
and bladder trouble, writes F. B.
Fairbanks, 55 Grand River Ave. w.
Detroit, Mich. Had to get up six
or sevens times during the night.
Foley's Kidney Pills have worked
wonders and | can recommend them
as the best medicine / have ever
taken" Tonic in action; quick, sure.
John w. VhuTstOn. Adv.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-04-26

parent thousands Of tiny, white bearded
gnopes, and yet another sea kingdom,
where forever happy mermaids breasted
pillows and danced in foamy spray,
There is a prologue in which a bird
escapes from a cage-its earthly pris-
on-and becomes Anita, a daughter of
the gods. The story is told in two parts
and many scenes, and everything
happened a long time ago in a country
not on the map. The land is ruled by
a sultan, who has become a cruel des-
pot through grief for a long lost son,
who was lost in the sea. The Witch Of
Badness, jealous Of the power of the
Fairy Of Goodness, who guards Anita,
promises to restore the prince from his
sea grave if the sultan will put the maid
to death.
Stolen by Sdesert thieves, she has al
ready been sold to the royal harem and
dances before the ruler, who offers her
Jewels and caresses. She spurns both,
and wins the love OF the just restored
prince. The sultan, jealous on his own
account, imprisons Anita in a formidably
high tower, and she dives from a window
into the sea. Chased by scores of slaves,
she is captured, bound and thrown to the
crocodiles,
The instant the lgirl touches the wa
ter her good fairy changes the huge,
wide-jawed creature into swans. Fear
ing the s%ultan's wrath, the executioners
open the water gates, and Anita is swept
over a cascade into the whirlpool below
There is no screen deceptiveness in
the sensational exhibit. Miss Keller
mann, bound from neck to ankles, is
spun around in the frothy u~ndercurrent,
dashed against the rocks and finally swims
out to sea. Her friends, the mermaids,
direct her to the friendly gnomes, and
Anita is happy among them until the
fairly calls on her to lead the little peo-
pie against the sultan in defense of the
Prince, who has been bound to a sea
rock, to die. The fairy changes the
dwarfs into splendidly vigorous crusaders,
with Anita at their head.
There is the clash Of cross and cres.
cent, the scaling Of the city's walls, the
terrified fight Of harem women, slaves
and dancing girls; the destruction of the
city by fire, and a supreme moment
when Prince Omar, freed to defend his
fathes's realm against the enemy, meets
Anita, each with visor lowered, and the
daughter of the gods is slain by the
lover she had fought to save.
The prince dies and the two are hap.
PLY reunited in "the land Of the Great
Beyond" Katherine Lee as the little CIR
who pined to death for her beloved birc
and is transformed into a coralcrowneC
mermaid, excels even her remarkable
work with Miss Kellermann in 1.-THE
Daughter of Neptune" and her baby
! sister, Jane Lee, was wonderfully cunn-
ing as a minnow norman who on earth
was the little prince who was lost in the
sea.
While the production primarily dem
onstrates the spectacular power of thu
screen, one persistent idea threads thu
iridescence of picture splendor, thu
happiness of the great beyond"
This production will be presented a
the opera house Friday, May 10, dance
after show.