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New-York tribune., 1919-05-28

Sub-Treasury. - The Sub Treasury
gained $522 900 from the banks on
Monday.
Silver.-London, 52Ad; New York,
S1.o7&; Mexican dollars, SIC.
London Money Market LONDON,
May 27.-Closing rate for money, "a
per cent Discount rates, short and
three months bills, 35s per cent. Gold
premiums at Lisbon, 10000.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28

Bank Acceptances.--Rate were un.
changed yesterday All follows:
Thirty Sixty Ninety
Spot de- days. days. days.
livery: Per cent Per centPer cent
Eligible
member
banks ...4h@4 44@4h 4H@4A
Eligible
non-mem-
ber banks.4h@4 4A@4l4 42s@4h
Ineligible
bank bills.5M@4Ia 514 @4Ls sM@4A
For delivery within thirty days:
Per cent.
Eligible member banks. .. 4I1
Eligible non-member banks... 4E2
Ineligible bank bills s......
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28
Money and Credit

Call money opened and renewed yes
terday at 5 per cent, compared with a
ruling rate of AZ per cent on Monday
The rate declined during the day and
closed at AZ per cent. Rates on all
industrial loans were one-half of
per cent higher.
Time money is slightly easier Fair
amounts are offered at 5a4 per cent for
sixty and ninety days. More activity
is reported
The ruling rates for money yester-
day, compared with year ago, were
as follows:
Yesterday. Year ago
Per cent. Per cent
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
Gatiaeken nnN Grma<
iAlMiic ats ccnt Gcbictc
Hcs Spirifisi1tas.
1tnterbalt @ir Conan DoDIe 8erfebr
nit ben @eiftern Der gptcn?
Son 5. gobfrep &anpert, s. g. g.,
fir 6as 8~rekbnletin Der Gem
trol.Ste4e aeidlrieben.

Ser nabfolgenbe Mrtifel 1T Ser
erite elmer &eibe bon flint fnr5en Mb=
%honolungen iiber Sen Spirttismns,
sic 5errn S. @oDfreD Naupert, 8. g.
gum Berfuifer boben. 5err &al1=
pert lit cine a%nerfannte Nntoritdt aui
bie1em @ebiete, ons er felt elmer
Reibe bon Sabren %bearbeitet bat; fir
feline &enntnis 5e1gell II. a. ieine
Werfe, 10 a. 8. uMobern 5piri=
tism", .Sbe Dangers Of 5ptritua.
lism~1 n5piritifttc Bbenomeno
an6 their interpretation" 3ubem
erfreuen iib Die 8emiibungen bes
5oriders iogar Ser Mnerfennunq
onr9 ben 81. 5tnbI. @err Monperi
bot, nit Der @utbeiBung bes 81.
5tlibles, cine &eibe bon BortrGgen
iiber bos 8eien 11nb Sic @ebrGube
,6es Spiritismlrs in 5eminnrien uni
an6eren fatboli56en gr3iebnngsm.
ltalten IN mebreren 8eltteilen &c:
balten. l1n6 erit Dor etli9en Monoten,
INTERN 81. DIT. 1918, ridtete be1
p1pitlide 5tnatsiefretGr &ar6inal
gasporri einen 8rief an i'm @err
Raupert bdH ii9 CUR 8ett in nnierem
22nnoe anf), in Dem Der 5ettgemdBfe
Gbarafter feiner gegen ben 5piritiss
mus geriibteten 8emibnngen beton1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
11no feile aeIetgebenbe aorperfbnheH

1,rb feile aeiebgebenbe RorperfdnfteH
apirb bon Gag 3u Gag gr0Ber. DDS
5hanogeieb it "a, ffreibt bobn. Or.
.ssobn geIforD bon NntipitD,airde III
BroofIDn Elm eifriger Befiirtporter
mnbrer M1bigfeit III Der Gebruar=
hummer Der 8eitfdrift Mentor. Gs lit
Der fdlimmite gingriff IN bic per-
f0nlide greibeit, ben Die 8et iernals
erlebt bat. 81 lift ni6t Der Bile oes
amerifaniid)en Bottles es 1T Der Wil-
Ie elmer fleinen Winoerbeit belbranf<
ter 5r0mmler, bic cine ihtpa6e Stel=
le in ser Berfniiung a~nsgennbt uno
Ser Mebrbeit Elm @eleb aufge5tpungen
bat, oas ebenlo iddnolih tDie oer=
banrmensmert III. Sc lit EN- nrlgered=
tes @eieb, nnb niemarb folte it'd Elm
@eniiien barnns MAIDEN, ibn1 al1s5u-
tpeiben, es gu breden ooer ibm Sros
all bieten.
Mber, miro man fragen, p1e to11r>
tie nnr elm ioldes @efeB 3uitanoe FONT
men? IS perbanft ieine @riiten3 eli
ner gnrbe fanatiiber Begelngerer Il.
@rpreffer. sic baben Die @eiebgeber
aennu 10 Iberfaqen mie Elm StrnBen.
rd11ber Iein Dpfer. sic baben bur4
Drobnng, @inibiidterung, 6rebber,
uno unDeriddmtbeit Wanner &C.
slpl1nqen, cine MaBnabme 81 nnter=-
1tiiben, sic ieber anItdnoige Weni9
perabldeut, jeoer ebrIide Wann Der
nhtet. Sic baben 9unoerte bon Splo=
men, Geteftips nnb gpurbunoe &C.
mietet un6 onf oie 5pnr jeoes Be=
ietgebers gebebt, Der Die nnterltub=
nng oie1er iddnoliden Mobrege(
nidt perlpreden monte, nno bann,
penn lie bmr9 Die &loofen uno
shmubgrnben seq 5fanbals gefro=
den uaren, treten iie nit ibrem per=
Instrumentation 9epeisnoterial
an ibr 9br beran uno ite11ten es Dor
Sic 8obl, enttpeoer ibnen feline Sttrn=
me al qeben ODER Der @dun6e Der
gntbunnng iib ous5uieben. Wir tper=
ben 1eben, mie Iange oas amerifnni=
ide golf ii6 geouloen miro. @ering-
f%iiqiaere Ginae bnben fhon Nebolu=
tionen berurfu6t! Dieiegiperbrut bot
oas 9ano Ser Sreien, Dos @eim Der
Eapferen, gum 2onbe Der Sdpad~
hinge, gum &eim hummer Sungen
qemuht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
Der p~erad9tete DolfSipiue.

las Observation-Disclosures s1r
Bunoesperfniium iijftt nun aud bon
Der aegislot1r bes 5tnntes Stem yorf
rntifi5iert morben. Dbfdon iene, Bic
bic Natifi8ierung bornaBmm gang
genan getpuBt bnben, onB Die grobe
Mebrbeit Ser geboIferl1ng beg gnn-
pireitaates bon 8robibition nibts
#mijfen min. Mls oas Dberbnus Der
Qegislatur an Die Ratifi5ierungsfra-
&c b%erantrat, ging inn bon ,ssSarnes
Sptlnnb, benz @orlibenDen Der Seem
Dorfer 5tate federation Of 2abor,
namens Ser Wilionen Mitglieoer 6ie-
Ter Gereinigung Der telegrapbii6e
grfl1fen al, Sic @ntideibung nenig-
Der organiiierten Mrbeiterfda'ft u1b
Der organiiieiirten Arbeiteribaft nno
.nnberen &reilen ser 8ebolfernng 8e-
legenbeit gu geben, ibre @riinoe gege1
oie Motifi5ierung bes Mmenbements
por5ubringen. MQein aud &otlnn0
fonb fem @eb0r, Ole Ratifi3ierung
mnroe 9als uber &opf borgenommen,
lpie Sic Mntil5aloonliga es befoblen
batte.
u&ein anoeres 2on6 ielbit
EDel1tlhlunb inter bent &ailertnm
niht BOT jemals perludt, unb fein
Inu1oereS tpiiroe es magen 81 perlu=
den Die perl0nliben 6reibeiten uno
Reedte Ser Biirger III 10 riidiidtsloier
n,D beinabe unperiddmter Beile
ENCOURAGEMENT beiBt es in Dem Ie=
lcgramm @otlanbs. r8ir prote1tie=
rem %bitterernit. nno emp0rt bagegen,
buB Der gfnnt Seem Sort obne Die
3uitimmung uno gegen BEN Bnn1h
oes Bolfes ~ gum Mitbeteiligten an
einenn 0erartig beipotiiden nrb
l9mu9boqen 8orgeben gemaht miro.
SD bite sic unb Sbre &olegen I'M
|Senot einbringIi@ 81 lparnen u. 5n
b0ren uno es iib iorgfa1tig gu iber=
Ieqen, ebe Sic un1ern Staat al1f bic
les unbergleidlih Misunderstanding
Modpperf f%eitlegen. Sic miiien piel,
leidt ni6t - i'd bin iiber5eugt, 9le
milien nidt, tpie ernltlid bog 8olf
gegen oieie MaBnnbme 1T. Sd ober
meib es uno gebe SSbnen Die. Beriiber=
ung, baB es perbangnisboae 5ollgen
baben miro, penn Die 8iinl6e 6es
Golfes IN Ser Mrt, tpie es iebt per=
iudt miro, ignoriert uno miBndtet
meroen. 56ieben sic bie 8eidluB-
faiinng 3ebn Gage ouf geben sic
@eb0r un6 sic 1perben e%ritaunt iein
uber Sic @etpolt BEG Brote1tes, benz
Isle ii6 gegenlber ieben ueroen."
&c mar b%ergebens, Die Stimme
Der Bernunft fam gegen 6as Sc
lbrei Ser @eubler nn6 nnbulo}amen
nidt auf. Dag Ber6erben muB eben
{einen 2uuf bnben; nber fene, bic es
argeridtet, perben ibres 5ieges
fdmerlia frob neroen. 9ie Gntrii-
ihnnq uber 6ieie unerb0rte 8ergetpal<
tigung bes 8olfstpiuens onrd feige
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06

DerlteB, al QuslatlO1lmeH Stonl9eH dOs
gen, nrb 6ie 9ilfe bon nl,sldnhiibe11
Mr1neer1 our Bernihtung hrer SANDS.
leute erbaten2 &aben lie ~pergeiien,
nie 0ieie franaoItIden qories NIT Sic.
len a,tsldnbi1dett Mrr1een bon @roB-
britan11ien, Deuti1la1o nnb DETER
reid 5uriiidfarnen, unb mie bas frnn-
3oliide golf in Malien ii6 gegen oie.
ie erbob, an bie Spibe Ser Megierung
ibre raotfallten Siibrer iebte unb oa-
rom gingen, ieoen Corp, ben .iie IN
Sronfreid finben fonnten> bir5uri6-
ten, n11o 5par nrter Der 8orausieB-
l1ng, 0aB CT Elm potentioneQer 2an-
oesperrater mar, Bis lie $4,000 in
oieier S6redens3eit bingeribtet bot
@ten2 &aben iie bergeiien, mie, als lie
.bieIe @efabr nnterbriift batten, 6ie-
les munberbare fran50iiiGe 8olf,
bos burb Sic ploBlide Sreibeit cine
ouBergepobnlibe Stdrfe erbielt, Die
Briten bette, Die 9eiterrei6er uno
Deutiben auriidtrieb nn6 feline @ren-
aen meiter pie iemals 5llbor borriid=
te2
sir bieie ruIiifden Eories, fir Die
mir iest bns Mut unierer iungen
.Sol6oten bergieBen, iinb Die PERFECT
ten mooernen 8orbilber Der amerifa-
niiden nnb fran56iii6en Sories Der
amerifaniihen nnb fran5oitiden 3e-
oolutionen. sic fampfen fir lire So
iden u11O lie iinb piQens, Die anslan=
oiid,en 5oloaten in ibr 2an6 5u brin=
oen, nm 0as 8lnt ibrer eigenen
oanosmanner gu pergieBen Oamit
lie micoer in ben 8elib ibres perlo=
reren gigentums uno ibrer Steuung
gelangen f0nnen, gera0e tDie Die poll
niiden IorieS sic Oeiterrei6er, 8ren-
ben unD Nulien berbeiriefen, Bis 6os
arme 8olen nufb0rte gu eriitieren
ausgenDmmen innerbalb Oeiterreib,
YrenBen uno &nblanb.
Wir fimmern uns lett aber nidt
borum, ob oiele 2eute 5u ibrem 81
gentum in &uBlanb gelangen ODER
ni9t. 8enn lie ibr @igentum our6
tire eigene 5tdrfe auruderlangen
ffocnnen, pbpiifh mornlii6 ODER: GET
itig, Damn iino Tie miqfommen, eS gu
TIN. 8ir ipllten irgenb .einem Ser
in9e, ser &ilfe Der ruiiti9en 8olfes
gegen oieie uns mi6erieben, geraoe
tpie mir iebt irgenoeinem 8erfn6e
5ltr nnterltiibung 6ieier gegen oas
rnllijde @olf nns mioer1eben.
8ir iino I'M geiamten. 5ufrieoen,
oab IN @uBlono iene nebmen mogen,
sic bie Ma9t beitben. nn0 iol6e lie
bebalten m0jgen, Die es imitanoe lino.
2aBt uns uniere Iruppen ausgfnb.
lano 5uuiid5ieben. 2aiiet uns ni6t oas
2eben aud MIR einesSolbaten in benz
bon uns 10 melt entfernt liegenoen
2an6e opferr, no Dos Dpfer ni6t fir
iein 2an6 gebrodt miro, fir elm gro
Bes dummies Hrin5p, uber in lie,
bertretung Ser Beteuerungen oes
2an6es un0 in Der nebertretung Der
&efte bon 1870 Minionen Hul1en.
or. 9. Mm.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
11iern nit biieiem tB}ebral1d)e pertraut

lllGllL %tlklI UtGlSl1t 9EuIuuuJe UeElluuI
aetpor0en, nn6T batten i'm unter iibrem
etgenen golfe ei11gefibrt. Doh Sic
Tioiiden @errider urb @eiebgeber,
nett babo1 entfernt, 5olde SanoInn.
gen alg bon nueientltdem Werte fit
oas religioie unb ge{enibaftlide 2e-
ben bes Bottles 5u betradten, batten
fie INNER uus6rudlh berboten uno
peinlide @eiebe unb fdtpere Strafe1t
nber. ie1e, Die tie ausiibten, perbGngt.
Cine Sere, 6ie mir beute Elm Me6ium
1ennen tDiirben, burfte nidt am 2e-
ben bleiben, unb fem rpabrer 5obn
peg Bolfes 6nrfte bel ben Gotten Dte
Wabrbeit iuben." MaBgebenb fir
bieie 5trenge lit 5peifeIlos Sic Cot
lafe, bob, tpie Sir @iIlian1 Garrett,
Elm iber5eugter Spiriti1t erflairt, an
0ieie Hebnngen ngeeignet maren, Die
@ottesioee 81 beridleiern nnb ben
fe1ten @lauben an un6 bie gerehrung
6es gtnen Mqmadtigen 8eiens ait
i6tpaden, meldes all berfiinben Sic
Nation nusertp1blt mor6en NOR. Mn
Die 5teue Ser @anb bes Serrn, Die
iiber un0 auf ibnen rubte, miiroen in
ibren Mugen ols 8epobner oes Sem
ieits eitle pielgeitultige Menge FRONT
mer, liigenbafter, eitler unb bloblinz
niger 8ei1ter treten nnD bonn Mir
ben grmiioung, gerpirrung un0
idlieBlib 8er5tpeiflung bie Matiolf
e%ntfraften nn0 bernidten." 8ieIe
iiber5eugte 5piritiiten aaer 53etteln
nn6 Nationen baben Sic 8eisbeit ut1b
Die Gernu11ft 0ieier Mni6a1l1ng beitai-
Itigt nnb lire &i6tigfeit burb nn1pi=
0erlegbare ernite Eatiuben befrdf=
tigt.,
unier eigenes 3ettaIter bietet uns
ebenfaqs cine en6loie Si;ue bemer=
fenstperter @eidebniiie unb @rfob=
rnngen, bie BEN 6%enfen0en Beobadter
au oemielben Shluiie n0ttgen. 2ei=
Der merben aber ole iolbe 3piiden-
fane bon nnieren miiien19oftli6en
Sp1r1t1lten nit Der grOBten 8emilts=
rube %ignoriert, al1s bem einfa9en
@runoe, neil Tie anideinenb einem
@lauben mi6eripre9en, Sen iene an
5unebmen lib borgenommen baben
nno bon Dem lie 10 biel @ntes fir
Dos pertpirrte Weni9engeibleht err
boffen.
Sene Satiaden ioQten aber menig-
items BEL alien getpillenbaften nn6
ernit 6enfen6en Wenlden griinblibe
Beriifi6tigung fin6en, unb oieie 3D.
au peranloi1en> gu 5a116ern uno 81
iiberlegen, ebe tie fi9 nebungen
8upenoen unb @laubens1 dbe unter=
idreiben, Die, mogen iie nod 10 fef=
ielnb un6 glaubmiirbig erideinen,
|Befubren fir 2eib un6 5eele in 1id
bergen.
SSn oieien Mrtifeln miro no1getpie=
ien peroen, tporin 0ieie @efabren
bal1ptiabli9 belteben, unb melbes bie
Erugidliiiie iin6, ouf 6enen Cir 60
nan Gople feline 8eba,1ptungen be-
griinbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
Mbaeorbneter 1yeb BON Dbip reidJt,

Mbaeoroneter SET BON Din reidte
cine Borlage Elm, Sic beitimmt, onB
cine g%brenfrieobofs Miiociation or
qnniiiert tper6e 5um3mede, in Srnnf-
reid Elm 9onoitiif gu ertperben, mo-
sic qefanenen Mmerifaner TIRE Rube-
Ittaitte finoen ionen. 9as 9anbltiif 1o1
nit amerifoniI9em @el6e beridonert
un6 i'm Stnn6 gebalten tperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06

Der @nnger ideint in Harts tm<
Incl nod 1idt gan5 ibertuunoen gu
lein; penigtens berri9t unter ben
MitgIieoern Beg 5rieoensfongreifes
betrddtliber @olonialbunger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06


Dag abera lit 3eitgernddfB, 5urtaI
nod fait ie6etn @sriiege cine Mrt reli-
gioier Grneuerllng eintriH, BEL Der
bic B~lanbigen in 6erReligion, bic a1-
oeren Dielfa1 I'M Mberglallben Croft
nno @ilfe iuben. Dab benz belte
nieoer 10 lit, birfte 5ur Geniige aus
Dem giferserbetlen nit benz biele Die
bielgeprteieren Mnsfibrungen bon
Str Conan Dople unb Sir SliDer
.2o6ge iber Ben Gerfebr nit ben Ser
Itorbenen berfplgen. SIN 9inblid auf
geraoe oieie Gntpidlung Bot iib Die
53entraa=5 teqe betpogeln gefublt, bas
8elub Inn 6ieie Mrtifelierie an Serrt1
Nallpert gu ridten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
rNe1u Oprf ,piirbe 1iemals Il

rNe,u Oorf lpirbe niemals feline
3%litimmnng 6a5u geben, Die 6rei-
beitsitatue mieoer an Sranfreid 5u-
riif5ugeben, tpie Elm @orreipon6ent
a1lgeregt Ept; mir braud)en Tie ielber
bier ols cine Grinnerung an aufge-
.gebene &ed)te," idreibt ~ mobl nit
8e5ugnabme auf ben :Sieg Der Rro=
btbition larffaHib Die Seem Oorf
u@orl6!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06

Sc gibt feine gr0Bere 5eigbeit, aIs
iene, menn @oditeben6e aus Hopu=
laritdtsfu6t Nie6rigen idmeibeln.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-28
For Sale-Live Stock
Duroc Jersey Hogs

Apply to THE SOUTHWEST COTTON co. GOODYEAR, ARIZONA, If
Arizona republican., 1919-10-28
Apartment House

Six apartments of four rooms each, new, modern, and up-to-date, location close in, price and terms are right.
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 443 West Washington St. dr
Arizona republican., 1919-10-28

FOR SALE-15 mules, wagon and harness. Will trade for Ford car. 1341 East Van Buren. Phone S029. gs
Arizona republican., 1919-10-28

LOOK THIS OVER BEFORE YOU
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 4-room house, modern. s2500. $500 down, northeast.
 4-room modern plastered house; block from car line. s2450. $500 down, west.
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-22
MRS. LIBERTY WINS
IN IL HOUR TRIAL

After celebrating for two hours on
the suit brought by Mrs, Eifie Liberty
of Weybridge street against H. Traiser
& Co., Inc, following twelve-hour
trial before Judge A. w, Dickens OF the
Municipal Court Tuesday, the jury
brought in verdict of $50 and costs
in favor of the plaintiff, Mrs Liberty
The verdict was brought in at s o'clock
Tuesday evening, the trial being held in
the court house practically all OF the
day. Counsel for the plaintiff was lie,
roy c. Russell while Charles | Button
was attorney for the defendant
The charge brought by Mrs Liberty
was that on the night of July y Lewis
J. McMahon of 81 Cherry street, Bur
lington, VT, was driving Ford car be-
longing to II. Traiser & Co., in a neg
ligent manner which resulted in col
lision between the car OF Mrs. Liberty
and that driven by Mcmahon while
they were passing at the bridge on the
main highway near Leicester -Four
Corners Both cars were injured and
each side claimed that the other did
not turn out enough and was therefore
responsible, although the suit appear
ing at the trial was brought by Mrs.
| Liberty.
The story brought out in the trial
was that OK Saturday July H. Mrs.
Liberty and a party Of Sumner Schoo.
students, three of whom were French
boys were proceeding to Rutland at a
speed of not more than 20 miles an
hour according to Mrs. Liberty, when
they met McMahon driving north in
Ford car owned by H Traiser *
/ Co. The two cars tried TO pass each
other on the bridge near Leicester -Four
Corners, a very narrow place, where
the collibion| occurred Immediately
the occupants of the two autos stopped
and began to argue with each other
Soon several cars stopped to see
what had occurred. Among the first
to reach the spot was an auto driven b"
Fred LaPan, in which was another par
ty of Summer School students La
Pan, instead of joining the dispute
pulled up a weed growing beside the
road and tried to measure the distance
of Mrs. Liberty's car from the edge
of the road although he did not do
this with the tracks made by the other
car because he claimed the marks made
by that car had been obliterated
; Others, however claimed that they had
seen the tracks made by the Ford car
distinctly.
An interesting feature of the trial wa,
that after spending most Of the day in
examining various witnesses Of the
accident, it was decided about the mid
die Of Tuesday afternoon that an eX-
animation of the scene of the acciden'
would make the case more clear in the
minds of the jury, so the court a"'
jury made an official auto trip to the
scene near Leicester -Four Corners
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-22
SHOREHAM NEWS
Mrs. F. E. Plat, Correspondent

(Mrs. F. E. Platt, Correspondent
John Wright has purchased an Essex
five passenger car.
Mark Guiles has returned from a
trip to Glens Falls, n. Y.
Miss Norma Waite returned home
on Wednesday from Fairfield.
Mrs. James Moore and daughters
are passing the week in Burlington.
Miss Julia Dudley is spending a few
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Ned
Birchard
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman are
parents OF a daughter born last Thurs
day
The Misses Katherine LeRanger
and Ida Lavalley with two friends were
weekend guests of Mrs A. G, Dudley
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cooke and SON
Edward, spent Sunday at the home OF
S 7. Cooke in Bridport.
Miss Helen Stokes of Middlebury is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs
Thomas Cooke.
John c. Stokes was the guest of his
mother, Mrs. B. NJ Stokes, in Middle
bury, Sunday.
The Womane Missionary meeting
will he held Thursday P NJ, at the
home of Mrs. H. H. Burge.
DR.. J. L. and Mrs. McGintiy OF
Springfield Mass, have been recent
guests at the McGintiy homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Kendall and Mr.
and Mrs Merrill Field motored to
North Berwick, Me, on Monday to
visit relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Guiles and
daughter, Pearl Cotter have returned
from a trip to Middletown and Rutland
the past week.
The Misses Belle Blair, Katherine
Rourke, Alice Harper, Marie Stokes
and Margaret Burdeau are in camp at
Lake Dunmore for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Condor, daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, of Middlebury and niece,
Helen Monta of Plattsburg, N. V
were Sunday guests at E. F. Guiles'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafountain, who have
passed several weeks at the home OF
their parents, Mr. and Mrs Brisson,
returned Wednesday to their home in
New Bedford, Mass.
A basket lunch was served on the
Cunningham lawn after which vote OF
thanks was extended to Rev Hannum
for his interesting address, and to Mr.
and Mrs. Cunningham for their hos
pitality. The meeting closed with the
singing of America"
The regent, Mrs R. c. Young, open
ed the exercises with words OF welcome
to the guests, and introduced Rev O.
H. Hannum Of Holyoke, Mass, who adj
dressed the meeting last year, and who
this year related his experiences over
seas, and told some of the details con-
nected with Y. NJ. c A work He also
exhibited his collection of war relics
and pictures
Hands Cove D. A. R. Picnic
About one hundred were in attend
ance at the Hands Cove Chapter, d
A. R., picnic which was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham at
Larrabee's Point last Saturday in OBJ
servance of Bennington Battle Da
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-22
ENGINE RUNS OFF TRACK
Broken Rail Causes Accident at the
Freight Yard

A freight engine, No. IA, driven by
Engineer John Sheehan of Rutland ran
off the track at the freight yeads near
the freight depot Wednesday morning
at II o'clock when it ran over broken
rail on a siding The engine was being
backed up preparatory to being driven
to the marble mill where it was to be
attached to a train load of marble In
backing over a little-used siding, the
wheels passed over a rail which it
was afterwards found had been broken,
and the six drive wheels were thrown
off the track, An effort was made to
get them again on the rails and another
engine soon came up to help, but the
efforts of the two engineers only re-
suited in the smashing Of the pilot and
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-22
Another Lcrg TIL Hi'-a

Professor and Mrs. V. c. Harrington
last week walked through on the Long
Trail from the Lincoln Warren Pass to
Bolton They report a very fine time,
although they ran into some rain on
Thursday and Friday Their start from
the Lincoln-Warren Pass was Tuesday
morning and the trail hike was of
four DAYS in comfortable stages, the
first night being spent at the new
lodge in Glen Ellen at the north end of
Lincoln mountain, the second night at
Birch Glen Lodge, and the third night
at Montclair Glen Lodge At this last
lodge they found Professor VIII S.
Monroe who with bis corp, Of assis-
tants had arrived IT,, 11r, to enlarge
the lodge and to cut s5le r.w trail
for a better route from tha, <- to
the top of Camel, Hump
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-22
HoUsEwoRK IN HOT WEATHER

Hot weather brings no relief from
homework drudgery. II anything,
woman's work is more trying. Over
work and worry cause kidney trouble,
resulting in backache, sore muscles,
stiff joints, rheumatic pains, always
tired feeling and other distressing SYM
toms. Mrs. Robt. Blair, 46l S. 10th
ST., Terre Haute, Ind, writes: "After
taking Foley Kidney Pills backache
stopped and my kidneys were restored
to healthy, normal action. 1 am also
free from those tired spells and head
aches and my vision is no longer blur
red"
Frost's Pharmacy, IS Main St.,
Middlebury, VT.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-22
Mary Baker Allen Chapter Meeting


A. meeting of the Chapter was held
at the Chapter house on Bennington
day. with Mrs. Sanford H. Lane as
hostess. The opening number oil the
program was a duet, by Mrs, Harry
Cushman, violinist with Mrs, Charles
Cady accompanist
Mrs. Harris r. Watkins of Burling-
ton. State Regent, was present and
addressed the meeting, speaking on the
Americanization of the foreign ele-
ment, which she believed to be the
weapon to be used against Socialism
and Bolshevism Rev. Ernest Sunder-
land of New York City spoke briefly on
the same subject, his mission work
wing him insight into the needs OF
foreigners. Short sketches were read
as follows. "The Ethan Allen Trail,
Mrs. c. w. Jones; "a Monument to
John G. Sake, Miss Beulah Sanford;
Lafayette Day, Mrs Robert Hunt
lev, "The Battle of Bennington, Miss
Katherine Griswold A piano duet by
Mrs Leroy Russell and Mrs, Charles
Cady followed
Guests of the day included Mrs. Har-
ris R. Watkins Of Burlington Rev and
Mr.. Ernest Sunderland of New York
City, Mrs Marian Hooker of Wor-
cester, Mass, Miss Edith Alden OF
Brooklyn, n. ", Miss Ilsley, Mrs. Le-
row c. Russell, Mrs. Charles Cady,
Mrs. E. P. Cushman, Mrs H. L. Cush-
man. Mrs. Eugene Twitchell of Mid
dlebury, Mrs Mary Randall and Mrs.
Alfred Paine. The program closed with
the singing OF America after which
refreshments were served.