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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Winter spent
yesterday in St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Oligney visit
ed in ST. Paul Saturday.
Miss Amy johnson arrived home
Tuesday from Wakefield, Mich.
Mrs. Elmira Powell visited over
Sunday with relatives in st. Paul.
There will be services at the Meth
odist church next Sunday at 1920 a.
m.
Mesdames Ben Hodgins and John
Richeu of Hudson visited in the city
Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Cox of Newport, Mimi,
spent Christmas day with her sister,
Mrs. Ada Laramy.
Services at Ezekiel Lutheran
church Sunday morning at 1880,
Dec. %, by Rev. Blomholm.
Prof. VIM. Hodge Of Minneapolis
spent Christmas in this city with his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hodge.
Miss Lillian Nelson who teaches at
Drake, N. Oak, is home to spend
the holidays with her parents in this
city.
Judge w. P. Knowles will leave
this evening for Milwaukee to at
tend the Convention of County
Judges.
Miss Margaret Williams who
teaches at Clear Lake arrived home
Friday evening for the holiday
vacation.
Stanley Follansbee Of Tuttle, N.
Oak, arrived home Sunday and is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Agnes
Follansbee.
Miss Dorothy Oligney, who is
teaching at Jackson, Mimi, arrived
home Saturday evening for her holi-
day vacation.
Miss Nealie Knowles Of Ames,
Iowa arrived in the city Saturday
and is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. G. Knowles.
Mr.. and Mrs HI. S. Van Meter of
Hudson spent Christmas at the home
Of Mrs. Van Meters parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Vlieland.
Matt Quinn who has been station
ed at Fort Scott, CAL, has been
mustered out Of the service and ar
rived in this city Monday.
Miss G. Minnie Barg, who has
been visiting friends at Cable, re-
turned to the city Monday evening
and will spend the holidays with rel
atives here.
Miss MabIe Luberg went to New
Richmond Monday to visit her sister.
Miss Ethel who is teaching there.
They both returned to this city
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Curtis Kidd and son Wilbur
and Miss Helen Scroggie arrived
Monday from Madison to spend the
holidays with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Scroggie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Symes Of
Saltwater who spent last week at
the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sias Symes left Saturday to
visit relatives at Grantsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry PIERCE and
Miss Flo Chapman arrived home
Tuesday morning from Ladysmith
where they were visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. PIERCE.
Earl Whitcomb came up from Eau
Claire Tuesday morning and will
remain here until tomorrow. Mr..
Whitcomb is Internal Revenue In
spector. Mrs. Whitcomb who has
been here for sometime will return
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-25

tries are initiated ana In which the
actors W'.r gudoru dress.
chimes" actors JIo taken when
children and especially educated fur
the stage They must study hard ana
learn songs and stories for ak years.
before they az, permitted 10 go ON
the stage.
some 90 the actors are attached 20
the permanent thcntcrs. while othcrs
travel about Some of the temples
have thcttcrs connected with them
The Biv"r Canal Actors give pcr-
!orm3uCos on boats. tho audience Kit.
ting ON the banks. Every one l- the
vicinity leaves his work AVID comes
io '"c the play when ne hears the
gong on drum announcing that 10 is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-25

about 10 take place. The Grass Stage
J layers often participate In the
spring festivals. The Speaking Books
are actors who entertain customers.
while they parthkc oP refreshment or
MAKE purchases in the shops, by sing
ina ana gesticulating.
Formerly there werc no women
players, but women now act impor-
tJut parts. There 10 no stage curtain
and no scenery Mountains or build.
ings are represented by chairs and
tables or are explained by gestures.
Scenery is regarded az superfluoua
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-25
THE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS BEING TRANSFORMED INTO
VEGETABLE MUNITIONS FACTORY THESE DAYS

y. NJ. Declares Unrestricted Subterranean Warfare Against
Kaiser by Turning Ten Acres o. Desert Land into War Gar
dsns, Where Everything Raisabiei is Being Raised; Five Acres
Of L7wn Being Developed,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-25

It's a urlou anomaly OF war that
9th contcndtng parties are always In
tho right.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-25

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-25
r HERE $ O munitions factory
going - out 80 the Univer
siiy OF New Mexico.

siiy Of New Mexico.
Beans are i.a bullct.. Beets are
is hn1d grenade. OHions are It's
iachrymai gas bombs. Cucumoors
are itl torpcdocs.
For the University Of Row Mex
100 has declared an unrestricted
s~ubterrancJA warfare agaiu.. The
kaiser.
Fifteen acres Of desert land
converted into q garden spot
this IN briefs the transtorma
uoa taet Is taking pace ON the
University campus, wish Frank NJ.
Anderson, superintendent Of build
lngs and grounds and oversoer Of
gardens, officiating as the chief
tlChemIst
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-25
Patriotic, Profitable Production PracHced BY
Captain Carr With His Home-ted Baby Beef

ALBUQUERQUE MAN HELPS
IU-I mo CFANDE VALLEY
INFO GREAT FEEDING SPOT
Young Calves Being Converted
into Marketable Beet Within
-Four Months After Special Diet
j. Begun.
The Washington times., 1918-08-13

Mems Nightrobes,
plain white: v neck
style; good quality mus
lin: sizes 16 70 90. OSO
Worth $1.25 -. VOS
Mems White Madras
Negligee Shirts, soft
collars attached all reg
ular sizes. Slightly
soffed from han HE0
ding. Worth 81 tCC
The Washington times., 1918-08-13
$500 and $16.5O
Tropical Weight Suits,
Reduced to $11.SS

A clearance lot Of mems and
young mems summer suits, of
light weight Novelty Cloths and
Scotch Braemer Priestley Cloth;
cool-looking and comfortable
clothes for hot days. Military
models, weIl tailored and Of ex-
cellent quality. Sizes SO to AZ.
First FIosr Daylight Clothing Store
for Men.
The Washington times., 1918-08-13
Sale of Mems Palm
Beach Suits In Natural
Tan Color-at $6.75

They're genuine Palm Beach
Suits, and every one bears the
well-known trade mark Palm
Beach label as q guarantee 1t is
a real Palm Beach. In the de-
sirable tan color-a shade that
comes back from the laundry
looking better than ever. Ali
sizes for men an dyoung men in
tomorrow's sale at $6.75.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
MARE ADUNARf P0P0RAlA ME. YOUNGSTOWN, 0.

,LIGA NATIONALLY ROl1fNA DIN AMERICA" invitata de
soceae din East Youngstown o. tinea popo
Ia in East Youngstown Decmbrie 1918 Gu scopul
de nscre de menb Ia Lga to rat nostri din oras
Societatea Samnato Ronin de STA inserts tot memb
ri SAL della de membr ii Lge sa rata
Romna face II f laol ncepe adevrata vinaoare
dupa mcmbG pentru ga prnre Romn organizati
de loo. @4
La aceaa de faa domn Rev. loan Podea vice
presedhte Lg Aure voda 81 Iuns Ioanovc secreta
rpl Lgei Natonale Romina, in catate de vorbitori.
Nadajduim g ee doua fumoase ii vrednice oganaun
nes Gin East Younown o. face putnta ca
seunea de acolo din @ 81 la adunare sd
NJ pseasca nici n dn multi Ronin aee oras
precnm CO t s. deyina membr vren Lge Nation
nVenh = nt6k ne scriu frati din East Youngstown o.
veni ~ " nna si nj Sc malta sufletsl
de dagM Ronnis u & moi yoim dam obou nosr
psnt1p hnaaa syhs dinsess
g. Ghlisa = hnpal sau II siarnl noetsp.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
GU ARMATELEe.
DE OCUPATIE

LONDRA, IL Dec. - Ocupatia
oraselor germane, asa dupa cum
prevede actul de armistitiu, este ap
roape complectata.
0 trupa engleza de avantgarda
intrat in Bonn 81 luat in primi-
re un pod ce tae Rinul la acest
punct.
O comisiune americana, trimisa
inaintea trupelor sd faca recunoas-
tere, raportat la intoarcere ca
Germanii i-au dat tot concursul.
Locuitorii acestui teritor i-au.. dat
toate informatiunile necesare. Sc
zice Cd Germanii de aci arata bu-
ma vointa mai multi din cauza ca
sc tenn de desordine inferno 81 de
aceia doresc ca trupele aliatc sa O.
cupe aceste locnri, ca sd tic ordi-
1iea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
A|ati v0r h1lpuIle nOuii
CNldidi CoI11lani|M.

WASHINGTON, II Dec. = Noui
conditii vor Fl Impulse de catra a.
liati 81 Americani asupra Germa.
niei, lar daca e necesar, vor cere ca
sd ocupe 81 mai multi teritor ger
man, ca o invoire de a prelungi ar.
mistitiul ce a expirat ieri. Cercu-
rile oficiale cit 81 diplomatic spera
cd o sc .afle in curind carl sunt
nouile conditii asupra carora in
sistat maresalul Foch.
Sc site ca in uncle respecte Ger
mania nu "a tinut de termenii orr
ginali al armistitiului, in special re-
fcritor la predarea locomotivelor,
etc. lar nouile conditii Sc crede
ca sunt puse Gu intentia ca sd ST.
leasca pc german la indeplinirea
conditiilor pc carl le-au primit. PIE
darea Teutonilor ca eli nu pot in
deplini conditiile impuse nu va
modifica intru nimica cerintele a.
liatilor.
Este 1ntelcge 1ntre aliati 81 Sta
tele Unite relativ la cursul pc care
trebuie sal urmareasca. Aceste luc-
ruri au fost trecute prin consiliul
de razboi interaliat della Versailles
de catre maresalul Foch, care e in
legatura GU comanda germana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-13

De: WILLIAM mILIP SIMMS,
United Press Staff Correspondent.

PARIS, IL Dec. T. Masinaria de
pace a incetat sd Ihai functioneze
pima cind va ajui1Ee presedintelc
Wilson acolo.
Char insusi corfferintelc preli-
minare informale xu fost abando-
nate pima cind cabul executiv al
Statelor Unite nu ic ascultat per-
sonal.
Toate ziarele d. toate culorile
politice sunt de actrdl ca influcnta
presedintelui Wilson va Fl enorma.
Foarte putin Sc scrie dc prezent re.
feritor la congresal de pace insu-
81, insa coloane intregi sunt devo-
tate presedintelui Wilson, princi-
piilor 81 atitudineif lui.
Ziarul Temps" declara ca nu
poate prevedea nici o frictiune In
tre Washington, Londra,. Paris 81
Roma. Ell spune d acordul care a
existat intre acestecapitale della in
trarea Americei in tazboi va conti-
nua 81 de aci inainte. Acest ziar sus
tine ca in lnanimitate toate sc vor
face i'll conferinta inter-aliata. In
ire fractiunile polifice c o mica ne
intelegere refcritor Ia primirea pre-
sedintelui Wilson, fie care dintre
ele vrea ca sal fnfimpine. Apeluri
au circulat, impartite de catra par
tidul lucratorilor si al socialistilor,
ca poporul sal prilneasca ca pc ad-
vocatul lor particular.
Ziarul Temps se limpotriveste Ia
accasta iilcercaIc, pc motislil c;l
prcsedintele Wilson este oaspele in
tregei tari.
Eel nu' oaspelc nici unui par
It'd, nici unei fractiuni, nici ,mui
om'' scrie acest ziar. ,,Ca un ON
Gu idealurf mari pentru intreaga
umanitate, eleste oaspele Frantei. :"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
BANDITI 1NARMATI ATA
CAPASAGERII DE Pc
DOUA VAGOANE
DE DORMIT.
CLEVELAND. O.. II Dec.

CLEVELAND, o., il Dec. -
Negrul James Brinkley, dupa &c
puscat in fereastra unui ,,boar-
dinghouse'' de pc Prospect Ave,
din cauza ca nu lisa servit in ca
sd mincare de cinste, a plecat spre
CARA Gu gIndul la ciumpa.
Ac; a intovarasit GU un alt neg
ru 81, inarmati au intrat intr 'un
wagon de dormit ca sd jefuiasca pa
sagerii. Alba Gle au putut lua doua
geamantane 81 s'a facut galagie, lar
ci al dosit. Au mers pc sinele liniei
ferate pima la w. 3 strada 81 de
aci all intors indarat Gu locomo-
tiva, in CARA, fara ca sd fl impair
tit prada din geamantane.
Aci, Brinkley, pus pc tovara-
sui sau de strata 81 dinsul a intrat
in I'M alt wagon de dormit al liniei
Pennsylvania, care astepta sd fic
.conectat GU trenul ce pleaca la
Pittsburg. Sa juca ell revolverul in
nina 81 a luat della Mrs. D. H. Ar
mold, sofia conductorului de pull
man, suma dc 30 dolari 81 pereche
de ochelari.
Nu putut sd foloscasca banii Gle
loc find ca fost prins tocmai la
timp, in lupta Gu revolverele ce a
urmat intre el 81 un detectiv, find
ranit.
Acum Isl asteapta osinda bine
meritata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
TRUPE ALIATE IN BERLIN

C0LONIA. u Dec. - <Astaxi
,s'a raportat aici ca puterile aliate
vor trimite trupe III Berlin Gu SEQ
'pul "a acelea 81 faca serviciul de
ysiguranA ii acel oras. 81 vorbea
foarte multi in zilele trecute ca q
Iliatii ~ avea do 1fnd ~ trimita
strupe pentru ocuparea Berlinului.
Stlri]e acelea 1ns8 ap fost deslain.
4 ~ "A mod oficios de Washingtons
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-13

te. In aceasta adunare S "a discutat
reinceperea legaturior de comerciu
intre Anglia 81 Germania. Rezulta-
tul discutiunii nu sd site pima acum.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
CONCURFNTA..
Colectele, Fondurile.

| IUNIUnlVIA.
Colectele, Fondurile.
Cunosc doua 'organizatii. u
ma care merge inainte Gu pilde;
coca Palta care copiaza pildele
celei dintii. Cea dintii are fon-
duri 81 este bogata. Are 81 NOR
I'll pentru carl trebuie sd pla-
|teasca beneficii 81 va plati la
timp, pima Ia Gel din urm& cent.
Oar din pataniile trecutului In
Evatfnd, a socotit. ca pc aceste
Ivremuri avute este mai bine sd
.plateasca din repartitie de cit
| din fondul,, care are 81 alte me-
niri de care sd vorbeste in sta
tute.
Ceea lalta are Gu multi mai
multe cazuri in masura GU nu-
|'marul 1nembrilor 81 al fondului.
Pc fata nu spune, 81 nu spune
nici Bolsevichii Gel ce i tine
|.partea, dar totusi are 81 dfnsa
un fond 81 de aceea 1ncearca sal
lapere 81 face 81 d1nsa arunc.
Acuma sa afla unul care tot
deauna cauta nod in papura. ST
iata, din cumintenia NINTH sa-
le he spnne ca la eli ,,nu sd GER
;seste". Pentru Darnnezeu sfin-
.tulg Cum 'i-ai zis vecine, mai
spune odata?. -.
|! Cazul lam vazut ieri pc stra
|jda. In vecini Gu Gel Gu nodul in
E,papura. I'm vinzator de strada
trecea cfnt1nd in un instrument.
Avea multe dc v1nzare. ST omul
sta sd cinte foarte frumos. Pub
licul il oprea 81 cumpara. india
ratul lui venea un flasnetar Gu
un instrument mai de a doua
mina. Facea galagie, tipa, era
aproape sa scoata 81 panglici
de pc mas. ST spunea publicului
50 cumpere della ell ca ale lui in
strumente ,,sunt mai dihai".
Lesnecrezatorii, au navalit la
|d1nsul, caci celalalt tinea la pret
81 aceasta facea ,,penny sale" :.
Au cumparat, dar cind colo, ori
cit ar fl suflat in instrument, a.
costa nu cinta de loc.
e aceeasi mfncare de peste
ca 81 Gu fondurilc 81 Gu colec-
tele. Oamenii seriosi, convinsi.
de >sbunatatca 81 soliditatea
marfei ce o dau, nu sd dimit la
reclama de potlogari.
Calendare.
Tot aci STAN si,cu niste anu
me calendare carl sd urea 81 re-
due la int1mplare. Ca sa nu sd
mai urce 81 nici sd mai scada,
vestim pc toti ca ,,Calendarul
NATIONAL al ziarului America,
sdeSi era scump Gu 70 cent? ia
tce Gle doua orr alta cit al cello
ia carl 81 aful acesta' 81 lvor
copla dupa al nostru 81 nu vor
Il In stare sal tipareasca pima
vor vedea pc al nostru. Din In
timplare acest calendar al zia-
lrului America" din cele 5000
exemplare in cite sd tipareste,
mai are numai 500 de vinzare,
ca restul la vindut inainte dc
al Fl tiparit. 81 acest calendar
este de doua orr alta de volu-
minos 81 de bogat iii material
bun in toate privintele, cum es-
te al celor ce teama au ca nu,
Si-l vor putea yinde.
Oar ce sa-i.faci? e concuren-,
ia. Cea fara de care uni nu pot
trai nici alta cit traiesc pestii
pc uscat, Isl cind publicul sd
va CONVINCE Cd plateste ziaR de
III ca sd capete saptalnfnal 81
cind va sti ca astoria sd repeta,
atunci nici 1ntreg jnrul Young
stoWn-ului nu mai poate saliva
2 chestiune pierduta, Gu tot SER
viciul de telegrame Carl la
youngstown, O., sosesc toc1nai
q patra zi.
,e a ss yS ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
REfNCEPEREA A NEGOTU-
LUZ fNTRE GERMANiA
81 ANGLIA.

BERLIN, IL Dec. - Gel mai ma
ri comercianti din oras S 'au unit
astazi in o adunarc Gu usile incuia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
ROMANIA NOUA.
6O1MlLl0ANE ScAPATE De SUB LANTURILE HUM
LOR, Sc LEAGA Sc TINA PACEA in EUROPA.
PATRU STATE NOU FORNA1E nlANF De CONFRINIA DE-
PACE, VOR Pune REDCI MTOARflOR A7ACUM CFRNANE

(Notd DomnuJ Frank H. Sin,onds este manaoerM din
Paris al Preset Associate din cele de rue organisa
un pentru servicM tegrafic din neo sntreagd aici IN
AQercc Dins sa dstsns foorte mt de ceal raporteri
dc rdgbo tm IN Europa genru servciM eegrafic
al staretor CIV nt vredic ncrederea pub-
cu fost studiu adnc rdcat anunite cause de
mare Snsemdate r0p0Grtele dsnsa Otdeuno erace cun,
81 stire 0devdrate d carl putco deosebi della sama
ndrgn pc scrtor superior care nu pune IN, SIR pc htr
tie PIMA ce JUDGED 81 Ards JUDGED spune Dtns
sa ocupa IN MAI ne rSnduri IN mod foarte elogos Gu
c1usa nedmul nostrw IN cursu aces rdzboi MAJ uale
dsdm sd unese IN traducere mul Dsale ortico adrut
IN acedstG c0usG).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-13

I'm tmpul cnd acntunea este ndreptata spre aatele
aaor dca ungu Rnuui pregaor pace ungul
Seine in perfecta nste nmpa
cee mai schmbari veacuror mape Europei
Sa rdc natiun 81 natne vchi dobnesc 81
semnatac carl nrurc asupra
binauni Natunle creeze in multe
par sae de lucuri carl dnsee lear sprine la
confeynta de pace din Versailles
Pentrn uan exmpu despre shmari carl sunt
in progress in egrannele de Dumneca provincial
ngureas Transvania prin vonl adar rationale locale
camat (declara Regatu Romin Cite
zic fnante sisnr tr,pele rcmfi an
ocupat Bucovna.
CiSIIG1 MARE TERITOR.
In felul in mp mai de saptamina
adaus teritoru nt de ca eel al
Asace Lorene populatn ocutor putin doua
or alta de provncor recistgate Fanta aca
81 Lorena).
Oar alta inca isprav Romna fnainte de a fl fost
cberata de sub jugl Huor maiestr (d pc acec
vremu nmuiare senimeneor Romnior jafu PRINT
hotarirea consuui povincc ruse Baarab de
nna Unrea atns tnu de trci
sacei Lorene populate de doua alta
Dupa retragea Gcrmano Romini inar de
Basarabia ramne in posesiunea (propretatea) lor.
Aci STAN fa in fata pc tcmea
modesto unui mic In 1914 tnut de $4,000
mile ptate 81 populate de 100000 ocuor tnut
eaca de Angliei proprie impcunaa Gu
vaesu Pare moi de pam Romnie dau un crto
de So 900 mile patra populate dc l3OoOOO Aceasa
nemneazd ca Roina de asaz Italia sngura
luata (fara de provinciie Sardinia 81 Corsica).
iiOMfNIA NOU.1
Aceasa nsa sfc cole putnta privire Romni In
CO provincial ungureasca nua Bana care ard un
nut de 10000 mile paae 81 in Romni sngurul grup
mai numos carl aatuicsc Ac inca granite marginasc
ce ale Tansvane imba or orgna latina De
una scama Cd uncle din nuur mrgnesc
vana cea 81 Gle Romine Versailles
yedea Rominc noua area egala ac populate
mai de 1000 cuitor avind in granie
mai bogate mine bai) 81 roditor pamnt din lume
Asadsra ntre Dnae Marea Neaga comandind gure
u r ca sentnea inanata un ane vecinica grant
contra unei navar piedc Alta de puternca
inei navair rus in Bacan ezultat al aeu rdzbo
rdcat noud natune pusernicd stat tot alta de
aei populate mai Italie dinante de
dou generatun veacur Ori ucrur inmpa
inainte. nu Ia Versailles
In restM Gdn0bu drcO de cdincios Preset
AOcate dnu FrHmk H Sond trdcecsd M hestiunea
Juyoslav ordtind c asa
Nesc e Grec0 IN gdtId sunt ~ stare Sd od daman
erne de 40 0Ge conG nsHner gerYnane Nsesti BdlcGm
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-09-25
Sang in Many Countries.

The air of GOD Save the King" ana
"Heil Dir i'm Sieger Kranz" also fig
ured in the national or patriotic songs
of many other countries. In the Unit
ed States it was adopted by Samuel
S. Smith for his famous song, begin
ming ''My Country. It's of Thee" This
was first sung in Boston in 1882, and
has often been called the national an
them of the republic, although that
honor is now Eiore generally accorded
to "The Star Spangled Banner"
In Bavaria the same air is used to
Hell unSerm KONG, He'll :" In Swift
erland it becomes "Rufst du, mein
Vaterland." 1t is sung with other
words in Denmark, Norway and a
number of the German states, includ-
ing, besides Prussia and Bavaria. the
kingdoms of SaXOny and Huerttem-
berg, and in Brunswick, Weimar and
Hanover.
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CRAFTSBURY
red Green is quite i'll.

| Mrs. Fred Green is quite i'll.
! Mrs. Kate Darling has finished her
work at George Merrilps.
| Leon Amsden finished work for
Clarence Brewster, Saturday.
Annabel Young was guest at
Hugh Calderwood's last week.
John Allen and Robert Anderson
spent last week in Newport as jury
men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armour Anderson
from West Glover, were in town Sun
day.
The Epworth League services were
given up Sunday evening, as Byron
Clark was to speak at North Crafts
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Springs and
family moved from the Charles Rob-
bins house to the Patterson place,
lately purchased by them.
The teachers met the children in
their respective schoolhouses, in the
interests of the children's welfare
Saturday, and did their work.
Fred Green and family moved
Thursday, from the Patterson house
to Mrs. Bishops house, lately vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Laduke.
The neighbors and friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Merrill, who lately
returned from their wedding trip,
home Thursday evening. At the first
intimation of company they found
their house filled to overlooking, and
the merry company at once began
the evenings festivities, which con-
sisted of social intercourse, singing,
reading, and light refreshments were
served, after which G.. L. Cowles, in
behalf of the company and with a few
appropriate and pleasing remarks,
presented the couple with a fine pic
ture Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill in a few
words thanked the company for the
gift and at late hour the company
broke up, wishing their hosts long
and happy life.
EAST CRAFTSBURY
Luther and Paul Heidger were in
Burlington recently.
Miss Lois Uric, who has been i'll, is
better and back in school.
Rev. c.. C. Adams supplied the pull
pit of the U. P. church of Greensboro,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Day of Irasburg,
were recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Colburne.
Miss Grace Macdonald and her sis
ter, Miss Eva of Barton, were week.
end visitors in Burlington.
Mrs. Melvin Richardson of South
Woodbury., visited at o. H. Ander-
sons and Bert Colburne's last week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-09-25
Effect of French LANGUAGE.

A writer in Scribner's Magazine
speculates at some length on the eff
feet the French language will have on
our own when the soldiers come back.
He says: zone Of the most prolific
sources of new words in a language is
an attempt to name new ideas. Amer
lean soldiers In France will absorb
many new ideas from their contact
with the French and British; there
will be many new shades of meanings
for ideas denoted by old words. To
express these the men will inevitably
adopt French words or use English
words with a new shade Of meaning.
I have not yet collected any examples
Of this; but it must take place, and
one who watches the literature that
follows the war will see many exam
pies, if they are not observed before"