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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-22
RaStriCHle iInp0rtu-
Iui in ROm1nia.
DECRETUL DIN 10 JULIE
1919.
TABLOUL b.
Lista articolelor al caror import
este supus la anumite restrictii
Conform art. 8.

l. Geamuri legate in metalur
Sau plctate.
2. Lanturi de sirma ,argintat
sau aurite.
B., Blanuri 81 piei de blana d
celib, caprioara, iepuri 81 iepuras
de orr ce specie, sopii, oposuH
81 NOSE. viezure. murmel, a.,
vulpi rosii 81 albe, spinari d
vulpe lisa sufar. piei de yidrc
singepi, pisica salbatica, iepur
de Russia, negrii, abb. imitlnd sa
murul zise ,,Carsac" caracula>
nurca. valaby. astrahan afara d.
coaEl;i lata. lupi de Siberia, ur'
negru, miei Gle Tibet, castor (bl
ber). caracul mtria. lebada, ba
Dita. bodirlani, vulpe albastra $
neagra.. de lutru. jder, cacom
chinchila. camceatca, samur ru.
sesc 81 de Canada, importate
onfectionate simplu prin cusa
tura. necombinate sau combinat,
en- altc materil.
I. Teseturi de matase pura
vapsite sau nevapsite, catifelate
tunse sau netunse, precum 81
tesaturile de matase subtirI 81
mari, afara de sitele de matast
pura pentru mori. sitele de lamp
precum 81 orr ce tesaturi de ma
tase GU intrebuintare industriali
sau stiintifica.-
Tesaturi 81 confectiuni de ma
tase artificiala.
). Impletituri de matase, pam
elicarie de matase de ori ce fel,
fio 81 de tull. gaz 81 catifea.
6. Cravate de matase pura.
Z. Gulere manicute, plastroane
Gu 'braderii de nina sau confec-
Tomato din matase pura.
S.Gulere. minicute, plastroane,
ubrodeHi de nina sau confec-
tionate din tesaturi de matase
ell eel putin 40 la suta bumbac
sau alte textile yegetale.
9. Bretele, jatiere. cingatori
confectionate din matase pura,
broderii 81 dantele.
8 bis. Bretele. jatiere. cinga
tori confectionate din matase a.
mestecatA. sau decorate Gu pam
glici de matase amestecata bro
derii 81 dantele mecanice.
10. Cravate sau alte podoabe
de git petnru doamne, confectio-
nate din matase sau impodobite
c,1 broderii 81 dantele.
II. Corsete de matase sau orr
&c alta tesatura, insa decorate.
brodate sau GU dantele.
II. Sub-bratare impermeabile
sunt invalite Gu matase.
13. Invalitori. draperii, bro
boade, p1nzarie de masa, de pat
de toaleta 81 perdele confectio.
nate din matase, catifele. plusuri
sau orr ce alt material, daca suns
decorate, brodate sau. dantelata
IA. Umbrele de, matase sau
ori ce alt material, c1nd stunt de-
corate.- brodate sau GU dantele
sau Gu minere de materii fine.
15.- Tesaturi 81 impletituri de
ori ce fel, amestecate ell fire
metalice, afara de vestminte pre-
otesti.
IL. Lucrari 81 obiecte nedenu
mite de sirma de arama 81 dc
aliajele sale, daca sunt arginta
te sau aurite.
II. Ace GU gamalie, spelci
copcii. catarame, cirlige de I'M
pletit ,argintate sau aurite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-22

PROFESSOR MED|c|NOV.
Gel mai bine vazut 81 ono
rat de toata lumea, a dat
dovezi CD ori 81 cine poa-
te trai o suta de ami, sa fie
sanatos 81 sd Sc simta We
!. sci ca un copil.
Institutul nostru sub condu-
cerea unor renumiti PROTESIO-
MALI din tara veche 81 s'a fnfi-
, intat Gu scopul de a usura sufe-
}, rintele compatriotilors nOstri RO-
J. mini. Multi ami am vstudiat boa
lele de carl RomInii din America
sufera 81 dupa multi ami de mum
CD 81 fnvatatura. am organizat a.
cest INSTITUT pentru fabricarea
de medicini patentate.
In cursul timpului am aflat Cd
mai folositor de a vindeca pc
fratii nostri de aceste boil, fie
ele cit de vechi sau grele. Acum
niste leacuri, recomandate de cei
mai renumiti SPECIALIST din
lume. Continuturile leacurilor
5 noastre sunt culese din toate
partile lumei. Uncle vim din Un-
garia sau Germania. iar a)tele
din Africa 81 America de Sud 81
moi le GAFANTAM in scris de a
conforma legile Statelor Unite.
NU PERDETI CURAJUL char
daca 81 doctorii NIL nadajduiesc
sd va vindece. (2-4-6-
-Cfnd aveti lipsa de uncle din
medicinile mai jos numite, taiati
coala asia. isca1iti numele 81 a.
dresa d-trA 81 faceti o cruce pc
lfnga numele leacurilor pc carl
lie doriti 81 ne-o trimiteti noua.
Moi la orr ce timp va vom servi
GRATIS 81 in mod SINGER.
LIsTA LEACURILORs
Trlplu (betesug de vfna de aur,
Reumatism (racealA de sfnge du
reri in tot corpuD.
Stills (singe fnveninat.
Neputinta (slabire barbateascA-
Stomac (de nhtarit 81 regulat ste
macuD.
PfAmfai (tus6, naduseala. racea-
la). It'll
+ Sale (rArunchi. apA, neregulata)
Mncarime, (boala de piele, grA-
bunte, exema).
Pmtcrc sldbit& uipsA de sfnge
lipsa de apetit).
Doale femciesti (lipsa periodu-
lui. mira, albus).
The ROMAN MEDICINE
COMPANY
400 Buttonwood Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-22

brOderlc, teSa1Orfe. sateala, ar
gintate sau rasucite pc matase,
fire rotunde sau late de argint
simple sau rasucite pc orr ce
materii textile, aceleasi fire au-
rite. cum 81 fircle rotundc sall
late Gu aur.
10. Nasturi de orr ce metale,
argintati, sau auriti, piepteni
de orr ce metal argintati sau au-
It'll. in afara de nasturii milltari.
20. Butoni Gle metal argintati
sau auriti.
q. PEI de blana argasite de
astrahan coada lata. de vulpe al
oastra 81 neagra, tle lutru, lder,
.acom, chinchilla, camceatca, sa-
nur rusesc 81 de Canada.
%. Obiecte de piele fina, pre-
cum: pungi, portmonete ports
rarete 81 ori ce alte obiecte din
oiele fina, char comblnate Gu
materii comune.
90. Incaltaminte confectionata
sau croita din piele flna (caprl-
,ara. antilopa, lac), sau din ma
tase GU piele.
a. Ceaprazaria 81 gaitariasde
matase. afara de cea militara.
25. Pateuri de what, de paserl,
de ficati, etc,
26. Pufuri de pudrat, combi-
nate Gu materii comune.
q. Spirtoases distilate din c.
reale. steele 81 melasse, comblna-
te sau necombinate GU zahar sau
aromate.
% Tulluri propriu Use faso-
nate. brodate pentru voaluri dc
]oamne. furde, sprecum 81 tullurl
perlate. N
%. Manusi de alta, de cinepa,
de in 81 orr ce alte textile vegeta-
le decorate Gu nina, brodate cn
nina sau Gu dantele.
60 Piei de blana neargaslte
n oc+rahan coada lata. de vulpe
albastra 81 neagra, de lutru, jder,
cacom. chinchila. camceatca, sa-
mur rusesc 81 de Canada.
81. Cart postalc Illustrate.
50. Calimari, chibritelnite, gar
nituri de biron, bomboniere, GU
til. etc, facute din portelan, IN
afara de utensiliile de- menal.
SO. Ochelari legati in aur sau
argint. fildes, sidef sau alte ma
terri fine, lornioane pentru tea
tire ST binocluri.
"a. Articole ae menaj arginta-
te 81 aurite.
35. Brose, catarame de coloa-
re de jartiere 81 altele, busturl
de corsete, cirlige de inchelat
nasturi 81 alte obiecte mici dc
intrebuintat in toalete 81 gatea-
la. daca sunt argintate 81 aurite,
cum 81 degetarele de intra in a.
ceasta categorie, Sc intelege ca
in afara de eel nichelate sau de
fier simple.
SO. Cutitarie ,poluita, nemon-
tata sau montata cu lenn fin, os,
zine, fildes. baga, sidef, argint,
aur. cum 81 foarfece GU aceiasi
montura.
81. Condeie de scris, (penit. }
argintate sau aurite.
38. Lucrari 81 obiecte de pack
| fong, alpaca, argentan, ETC., a.
II
fara de tacamHri.
80. Ceasornicaria de perete 81
de masa montata Gu materii fine.
40. CeasorncGria de buzunar
| cu montura de argint, Gle argint
aurit cu montura de aur sau de
alte materii fine.
Al. Piei fine de xmanusi, de
caprioara, pergament, lacuri de
tot felul de ori ce culoare, 81 de
orr ce piei fine.
AZ. Curelarie de tot felul PEN
| tru uzul oamenilor; geamantane,
tocarie, sacarie, 81 ghiozdanarle
din pici tabacite de vite mici.
43. Palarii de pisla fina.
A. Sapunuri fine pentru toa-
eta, parfume sau nu, in calupurl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-22
ScoaIa de fo'ogTaf i

All in Rominia Mare mare
ipsa de fotografii, 81 char eel
are sunt acolo sunt straini. Pen
tru ce nu ar Fl Romini? A fnvata
fotografiatul dupa sistemul nos
tru practic foarte usor, 81 in
scurt timp spesele pentru inva-
ia sunt foartc mici. Ca Rom1ni do
rim da posibilitatea fratilor
nostri care merg in patrie a pro-
fita de 0 cariera (meserie- att
de cautata 81 frumoasa.
Amatorii carl Sc vor inscrie
pima la l Ianuarie 1920 vor avea
o reducere mare.
Veniti in persoana sau eel mai
departe scrieti pentru informa-
tiuni la: (135-3 LAM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-21

Cross a. once and arrange 10 appear
.H,fure 'he examiners here the as
.f far week carl Heckar Wi, hay.
charge uy The board Of eKamlasrs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-21

Coal deposits that have been DIS
covered iu Iceland are estimated
contain lNN.n 100000 tons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-21

For teacher OF auction bridge
call OsIge k6.l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-21

Mise Aduh lunr-n0 a N.#Nns
'Hrnds in uN1.uw U.y NN.
EuMnrnu hps ..Hr.. ~ ''" ar' N,
p8 mont .u ..nr. school
New Britain herald., 1919-08-11
MANG!AFIRO IN BAD.
Youthful Burglar Shot By Local Po- 1iCeman. Caught in East Hartford.

The experience of Salvatore Man giafico of Hartford, who was shot by a policeman in this city January 3, while attempting to burglariZe a shoe store on East Main street, evidently did not cause the young man much concern. After lying for several weeks in the local hospital, he was held for trial in the superior court, where the judge placed him on pro- bation.
 On August 5, Mangiafico was de- tected in the act of robbing the home of a Hartford man, and when discOV- cred, ran away, taking S8 and a re- volver with him. The money was found on his person., but the revolver lies today in the bottom of the Con- necticut river Mangiafco who is 19 years old, was caught at a tobacco farm yesterday by an East Hartford officer.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-11
N. & J. BANQUETS
 ANCHOR BRAND CLUB
Annual Outing Held at SaVin
 Rock on Saturday

The annual outing of the "Anchor Brand club, aS guests of the man. aScment of the North S Judd Manu- featuring Co.,, was held Saturday at SaVln Rock. The party left the club rooms on East Main street in autos provided by the company. A shore dinner was given them at Bish- ops Colonnade at o'clock during which President c. W. Troop made several toasts. The party returned late Saturday night. Those present were:
 Louis Anderson, Arthur Anderson Carl Bauer, Clarence Banner, W. l.. Bell, r. Botetz, James Byett, Sr., Har- old Byett, Fred Blanchard, Edward Barnes, Thomas Birmingham, Artie Rortinelli, Proctor Carr, Arthur Carr F. G. Caldwell. J. w. Cotton, Mike Clynes Andrew Colehan, Hugh Coffey, Amos Case, Neil Gully, J. J. Crean.
 Phillip Duffy. F. w. Durkee. Jo- seph Farrell, James Fitzsimmons, w. F. Finley, James Greene, Joseph Gal ion. Horace Hancock, Pearl Haley Arthur Hildebrandt, Harry Hoffman, r. M. Holmes, H. E. C. Hill, Arthur Hanks, Albert Howe, H. l.. Hutchins, John Hyland, Dewey Hulteen, Martin Kenney, Walter Kenney, Tony Kolas- ky, James Kenneally, Max Kennedy M. Garvey, Emil Krause.
 Francis Martin, Frank Macholtz,
New Britain herald., 1919-08-11
CERTIFICATES FOR
 WOUNDED SOLDIERS
Local Recruiting Officer Receives
 Information Regarding Awards

The local army recruiting officer has received the following information from the war department regarding the special certificate that is being issued 10 all ex-service men who were wounded in he world war.
 The form and design of q special certificate for wounded has been already decided upon. At the top are these following words:
 "Columbia gives to her sons of the accolade of the new chivalry of humanity.'
 At the bottom the following will appear:
 Name of man.
 Rank and organiza ton.
 Served with honor in the war with Germany and was wounded in action at ....... ........ on
 Facsimile of presidents signature.
 For signature of officer certifying g to this paper.
 In addition to the above is pie ture by E. II. Blashfield, the artist who did the mural work in the fed eral capitol institute building. It shows a soldier armed. lneeling in front of COlum bla and COlum Dla is striking him on the shoulder with the fiat of a sword, the ceremony of old times in according knighthO Ood. The several ranks of men are stand ing behind presenting arms. A draped flag is behind Columbia.
 This certificate. which is approxi- mately 10N14 in size is to be litho- graphed and presented to every man who received wounds in the war with Germany.
 Instructions are also being issued directing the discOnrinuance of en- listments for colored infantry. The reason for this action is that the number of authorized enlistments of colored men has already been ex- ceeded. This excess will be removed within the next few months by dis charge and furlough to the reserve of those entitled thereto.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-11
CITY ITEMS

Tonight Monday 7:3O to 800 women's white canvas pumps and OK lords S148. Regular $2.25 10 $500 values at Besse-Leland Co.-adVt.
 Smith Bus. school opens Sept. 2. -advt.
 Edward c. Main of 209 Chestnut street has been accepted into the United States army, infantry branch, for duty in Alaska.
 Tonight Monday 7:30 to 500, all our neckwear for $1.00. Values Csc to $2.O0, at Besse-Leland Co.-adVt.
 Banns of marriage were published at St. Mary's church yesterday morn ing between John Cooney of Union street and Miss Mary E. O'Brien of Pennington avenue.
 Tonight Monday 7:30 to goo men's s $1.50 white lisle underwear for $1.50 at Besse-Leland Co.-adVt.
 Joseph Sullivan of 61 Foley street, Hartford, and Miss Agnes Davidson, of 26 Manchester street, Hartford, have applied at the town clerks office for marriage license.
 Tonight Monday 7:30 to 500 men's $1.O0 nainsook union suits for $1.OO at Besse-Leland Co.-adVt.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-11
BICYCLE THIEVES ACTIVE.

Paul Freedman, of 164 Greenwood street, reported to the police yester- day that his bicycle had been stolen from under the veranda at his home Saturday night. Today Harold Lar son of City avenue, reported that his bicycle had been stolen from near the City Coal & Wood company on Elm street. A. A. Mills, of 80 West Main street, reported to the police this morning that there was a bicycle in the rear of his yard. It was brought to the police station.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-11

John Maloney, Robert Matatall, Jas. McAvay, A. E. McEvoy, Samuel Me- Cutcheon, Wm. Mccormick, Charles Mccarthy, F. c. Monier, Sr., John B. Moran, E. E. Morse, A. c. Malone, Harold Malone, Wm. O'Bierne, M. H. O'Hayer, A H. Parker, Arthur Par fit, F. $. Penfeld, Dan Ralph, Peter Riley, T. F.. Salmon, Arthur Spencer, Geo. Shine, Wm. Slater, A. H Star key, Charles Steinman, Howard Tro- yer, G. w. Troop, Nick Weihn, Louis Wilcox, Wm. Young, Jos. Valentine, F. J. Ward, Peter O'Donnell, Louis Weston, James McGill, Charles Mar shall, Fred Eastum, J. C. Moore (N. Y. o1ice) F. M. Wightman, Louis Santos.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-11
RENT T-RAISTNG CONTINUES.
Taxpayers Association Member Said
 to Be One of Guilty Ones.

A well-founded rumor is going the rounds of the city concerning rent raising still going on and one of those who is reported as guilty of this habit is a member of the Taxpayers as5o- citation who was one of the lOudest ln the. claims for a 21-mill tax.
 According to the informant of the writer, this T. A. member recently raised the rent of one of his tenants $15 a month. The affected party is a hard working woman who is strug- gling along. It has been suggested that the association adopt the slogan, Were for lower taxes and higher rentS.'
New Britain herald., 1919-08-11
NEW ASSISTANT ARRIVES.
N. s. Franklin Comes Here to Assist Conn. l.. and P. Go. Superintendent.

 Conn. l.. and r. co. Superintendent. \. $. Franklin, for eight years with the Westinghouse Manufacturing com- panN, has arrived in this city to as- $Ume his duties as assistant super intendent of the local branch of the Connecticut Light and Power cont pany.
 The new assistant superintendent comes here well equipped for the re- sponsible position. For two years Mr. Franklin was commercial power en- gineer with the Lehigh NavigatiOr Electrict company and later he acted as assistant to the general commercial engineer for the same concern in Allentown, Pa. He is native of New England, born in Vermont, He Was graduated from the New Hampshire college at Durham, N. H.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-11
FOR IRISH FREEDOM.

Five delegates were named 1asv St. Marys Holy Name society 1tHsa meeting held last evening to wopl with the general committee in tlle interests of Irish independence. Those named are: John Schenck, Patrick e. Foley, Edmund Curtin, David Mar-. chion and James OBrien. The conl-. mittee will meet with the geRera committee Wednesday evening" q D. K. of C. hall. tkR1
New Britain herald., 1919-08-11
PEPPER GETS AWAY.

\ "Peeping TOm'' had a close call from capture by the police last eve- ming when he was detected in the act or peeping into the house of Helen Janelle 1t 434 Church street. His cap tiNes, Edward Campbell of 128 Dwight street and William Willime etz, of 20 Jubilee street, were unable to hold him until Officer AXel Carlson ar rived on the scene with the patrol wagon.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-11
SONS OF ST. GEORGE
 GRAND LODGE TO MEETi

The Grand Lodge of Connecticut. Sons of St. George. will hold meer- ing all day tomorrow at Lake Com : nounce. Grand President A. Slaney will preside and a large attendance of members is expected as ver*E~ffi7- nortant matters are to be discussed Several past presidents thropFnna'T the state will take their degree@ N
New Britain herald., 1919-08-11
MEET AFTER 60 YEARS.

Deputy Sheriff M. D. StOckwell was pleasantly surprised last evening 'y a visit from a boyhoOd chum, Harvey Smith, of Syracuse, N. Y: As lads they lived together in New Hartford and for 60 years they had never SC an other
New Britain herald., 1919-08-11
TRIED TO SINK GOEEEN

Athens, Aug. 11.-Constantinopl newspapers received here report that Turkish officers recently made an attempt to sink the former German cruiser Goeben at Ismid, Asia Minor, but were frustrated by British officers
New Britain herald., 1919-08-11
PERSONALS.

Building Inspector and Mrs Arthur x. Rutherford have returned from a trip to ral1e Sunapee, N. Fl.
 MT. and Mrs. William J. Began and Officer William O'Mara and daughter have gone to Pond Point for a two weeks vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence c. Palmer and son, George Palmer, have re turned from a trip to New York.
 Misses I1lliar Johnson and Lillian Stenberg left today for a vacation at Lake Sunapee, \. H.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-11

Budapest, Augl 10. Associated Press )-Anti-Jew feeling is of thea strongest in Budapest. Many JeWss have been beaten in the streets, after having been dragged from cabs and tram cars, the Rumanian troops look ing on laughingly and melting the Hunga rians to further attacks on the Jews.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-11
JEWS BEATEN IN BUDAPEST
Students With Dog Whips Also Flos
 ex-Communist Officials.

Copenhagen, Aug. II (Assoc1atesa Press )-TWo hundred studentS3 armed with dog whips, yesteroa N1 stormed the Town hall in BudapesN and threshed the communist orlcla N still there, says a dispatch from th"s Hungarian capital, by way Of berllh V
 The students afterWard ,attackes9 Jews and there were many collsloIs r between Jewish and non-Jewish stu7 dents near the university.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-04

Mrs ror.y Collins WIS nu-'c.a '"
.lr MEETING of Tuya1py iups club
mrmbtta this week tue rI'l' h'
Ing Henry David Thor"nu 'Irf'n.
events were given 20 roll rail ArF
n.a md "Thur.hu the Man hs h'.
fuulrSt ana Mrs lance i'H"'J
"Thpreu he writer and N''N'|
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-04

Mrs f. N lurdy entertained tn
formally Tu'Hday af''ruuuu. 'nW-
plim'utpry On Nrs Esrhcr Itrhlrd
son S,k's who's. marriage lp Mr.
Ilarold Austin Wakefield VIII be au
event ~ u'oroW .3o WtuF frt'ntH
today iu the home ~ tuc hrIIoH
mother Mrs " f. bgor'on on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-04

.Suuth Baltimore ayrnIe. The bui a.
lhs Orphoum was enjoyed, ihe party
occupying box, ana aft"rwtid Dc -.
fIcBhm"ufs were erf.ed al .H' ii.HH
candy kitchen Those ruluJuE MrH
ruTaye hospitality nrudo- me hon
otce were Mesdumc- " 9. Farmer
Il T. /. UhoioH. VS. uf"r ba,tr.' r.
Forrr.t Has den ana AIHH iil.ur Mnr
uidy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-04

20. The meeting next week viii
be with Mrs : W Magazines In
a'old OF Mrs \ !. Townsend.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-10-09
TOWN LOCALS

DR. A Ellie is finishing off two
tenements in his building on
Derby stree formerly used for
a store.
Mr. and Mrs A A Brown Of
Bryants Pond were in town
last week visiting Mrs. Browns
brother, Paul Verrill.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Danforth
were in Quebec city three
days recently.
We read about ripe straw
berries being picked lately up
in Maine, here in Northern Yer
mont a large ripe strawberry
was picked October 6 in Paul
Verrill's garden on Derby st.
Wilbur Currier is visiting his
uncle, Amos Currier, this week
Five sizes of Japanese Rugs
just received at BosWorth's at
attractive prices.
Capt. H e Randall and wife
were in st. Johnsbury and
! LyndonvilIe last week, visiting
Mr. Randall's daughters. They
also visited the grave Of their
son, Edward, in Lyndon Centre.
The October Term Court
Dockets are being printed by
us and contain 43 Law Cases,
10 State Cases, 13 Chancery
cases and 6 Divorce cases.
Session commences October %
Miss May Haley of Ports
mouth, N H, has been visiting
her sister, Mrs Charles Roby
the past two weeks.
Amos Currier and family
visited Fred Currier and family
last Sunday.
Mrs Adrian Cheney return
ed to her home in West Burke
w ednesday.
Mrand Mrs Henry Ives OF
Waterville, Me-, are visiting hel
father, Henry BouIle.
Ed White and wife of Grove
ton, N H, were in town yester.
day, called here by the death
Of Mr. Whites father.
Gerald Petrie was in Sher-
brooke, Cue yesterday.
The death Of Edward White
occurred Monday. Funera.
services were held Wednesday
Extended obituary next week
The largest and best assert.
ment of children's stories and
grown ups" fiction we ever
had, just arrived. The Bos.
worth Store Co., adv
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-10-09
FIVE MILLION BOOKS DIS
TRIDUTED BY ''Y" DUR
ING WAR.
While Free Magazines Averaged
100000 Monthly.

Parsley MaiD-If it is true that
armies travel on their stomachs, then
the American EEpeditionary Forces
included literature in their diets. The
Y. NJ. G. A. distributed more than o..
100000 bound volumes throughout the
American units abroad during the
months of the war. For a number Of
months more than 100000 magazines
were distributed monthly without cost
to the soldier, out at an expense Of
100000 per month.
More than 28,OOOOOO copies were dis.
tributed during the period of the wal
at a monthly cost Of $4,000. Ninety
per cent Of these were given away.
More than 100000 volumes of text
books were printed or bought by the
association for educational work, all
OF them eventually being taken over
by the Army along the Y. NJ. C. A
educational work A million and .
hnh co p&es Of Popular Songs Of this
l. &. p Sc page song book. were
printed y Ehe "Y- and dtstz1butoe
free Of charge 70 eho doughboys, whibs
e32, 900 other volumes Of musicas
works and aheSt works were gtvez
away. There WIS also free distriba-
ton Of more than 100000 pieces Of
religious literature
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ctstion arrived IN Franco TO carry or
ftB enormous work the task Of fr,srisa.
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and at times bSoRusa Oh djGioultei
attendant on shipping the association
was forced to advertise IN Palis paper
far gifts Of reading matter printed il
E0Eilah ia Ufaar to be able to carry
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-10-09
AUCTION

Will be sold at Public Auc-
ton Monday, October Is, 1919,
at 1 o'clock sharp, at the place
known as the Calvin Stevens
homestead, on Derby street,
l Holstein Cow, 6 years old, l
Holstein Cow, 7 years old, 1
Holstein Bull, IA months, l
cook stove, l coal heater, l
wood heater, about 40 hens, l
Overland Auto, ingood condi
ton, l wheel truck kagon. l
buck board wagon, l double
wagon, l horse work sled, l cut
ter sleigh and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms-Under $40, cash, ov-
er, three months bankable pa
per
CHAS. LAPOINTE
Geo. P. Coffran, Auctioneer.