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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

KSONNuI Trrn, July -
nrir adirv Gnncral Lawrence - u
Hun. ~ Knoxville has bccn awarded
tho dnfinEu. Hrr,lcH medal BY
G"rcFsl Prrshbng In The name ~ the
president for "rtrrp iDnally msr
tpriuut snd diulnEulsh"d sod vice
a. rosnrna ndrT ~ tho sSth Infantry
h. sldr. Ith division. overseas, -
prcl,iiy To- no leadership In the a.
tark ~ Orf nbc Sih which resulted
b. IRE utpiurc % ilrApcourt and Pre-
EtnRt. shh many pdtsoners and
nlu,-b uRr material Formal nuiiCr
Of ths HgArd vas .rrcrh 81 today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

"The latest film producton April, in article upon the
in which Miss Norma Tai inquiry of the United States
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

a voluntarily, editorial
to production. tremendously Impressed tho
OF the
picture the EnITCes thcnc that hc
wrU the following editorial In praise Of IT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
NIX pr5SfSFSs~ CODE
.t4.N IN Co-OPE.R4sTIoS


Co-orera tive advertising such as
tbat introduced for the Nrat time in
>-o,.- rns-,srd nv the Oireyvina r
r,,'at,,oes Mems association must
- ,,len m in every community
-, ~r ator Horace G Pecher.
80 ~ ~ Town Criers Of
r,toaa fs,s,,5 +otd the retail rer-
-.,,a, au,iaion IF that organiza-
IAN a, recent meeting
1.te r,l,ev,.il1c co-onerative ad-
,.~rt,efn,, erhon4a--a rnolinc OF funds
a.. r.t,it vor,,lanta for advertisine
s. .,t,lrh IF This citv-has attracted
,,i,rb attention throurhout New
tsnrfaod ana has added thousand
or houars' worth af business 70 the
yario,le retail AIMS Of that com
unn{tv
~ erhon,c AZ nrevto,,slv oxplain-
al il one whereby retail merchants
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
business practice is advancing as


business practice Is advancing as
result
40. r,,, ,4},,- ,,73r,tyr,4 ~,ranfrr me rev
business t,olftS or Is tne new ous'o
ness poley snaP'he puol'c oplflI I'L. :
~ - y 'oa,l - = 4 com Ioii
va ~ .''.u-,' ','e ~ ase ~ ~
Will ~ ~, 20 'o'N a. y ltohl me-
nWiI pun - We" 'ho 70 man 'alh
.n1t NJ .''a"seS lSl'1@eo nav go
~ 20 i'oh ontS,oF. 'o ,' 80
<ao4e " ' D''@ - NV -
~, "a -.
eiIA,s % - - ~,
$3.50, I1 80
~ ...t4,,sa ,9 ''''t 'l.'e.t ~ ~,
IL ,o,. .,.i4 49, ~
~ VI 7 a-' - "'tT,--o VI oH
n,~.3 800 ot.1 .4t,,r,+tax
80, ~ 49, a. ST. ~ you
C NV 'ot,rl'-l,n a.
uor,s Aesooiatio, as sniondid r,S'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31

list becomes comparatively easv
when the merchant sells principally
TO a special trade or profession, but
the merchant who sells the general
run Of regular people has little
harder lob
Here are ten sueEestioues hy Julian
II solomon, manager of the exhibit
lofs' service department Of the IA
NOUS Players IasEv Corporation
ms the way he movie houses get UP
Their lists and most Of the trn sug-
&eStinns VIII convey valuable hints
70 The average merchant
First From local dealers It's a
case Of swapping lists between TWO
Pr more sellers Of different types Of
goods to the same class oT customers
Second From Blue Book and So
cal Register These pubhca tons
give the names. addrasses and lines
Or business IF prominent people
They are valuable when II il desired
% reach social or money class
Third. From society columns ~
IN" new spapers Here again il ia a
case Of list of social or money
prominence as rule The an
noancem ents OF weddings dances
and other functions at least conway
q -. - ~ E,'oa hiEf as = who Is spend
- .t""tFF' too5 clothes
-t,e.1,,a .l,''' VI "lheT 8f'leieS 81 NOR
80, r- -,,,is
''|i ~ rom canvass hr hpvx.
The children Of ! neigh horh6od may
. WerF ms way tv he offer
M nrlzfs 0f-en he Local Pov Sco,,,
- 1l'h IS glad 10 undertake ii
i"t donation Of son}A sor'
0i1af'on II this case
W. nf hafn". address snd
HoFhoef should ne dlstrih-
=, i,e can Va Ssers
- -. frF"n the telephone book
'ai' y accurate guide 70
~ 80 :, ~ Pe'h'e and within periods
ou Dii'.4 'lo7 t'ATe" Of fouT tinaAS.
Is ~ 70 fate II nc}rhb or-
100 .tSl rs 1.ee'Fed The compiler NAV
~ low u me 'e'enhone number col
ii's. h-pPioe 81 hat the local OK
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
Montague Mfg. Co.
LUMBER. lime CEMENT
Corner Tenth and Main
RARBTTS

Rabbit season opens Novcu1 ber
Lei Us have all you can ss Nc
have orders for all we can get
Tor calves. 20c; eggs, sac good
butter. SIC and soc; live turkeys
CSC nd SIC. chickens and hens
duh and lower.
We can sell your goods to your
advantage
Send US your orders for cabbage,
potatoes onions, bana mas. apples.
oranges. grapefruit lemons. celery
etc Write us for prices
HAZELGROvE q co.
1910 r. Cary. Richmond, Va,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31

"Helio. Cap" sauted an &C
auafrtance ''whur have you an
the children and dogs been at-oT
haslng 4 fox -
Nope" replied Cap johnson. q:
Prrpus Ridge Ark. Chasing nv
least hoy, Bearcat. 70 give him a
dose Of castor oil. KANSAS CRY
star
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31

Tsoes Of. rner " Ftr have ar Aim tr
life lack ambition.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-08
WSS LII1 IWSSI
|CO PiSE ITALSkY TISK c
ODJEZDU WILSONA.

Rim. Tribuna prinesla
dnes kritiku presidenta Wilso-
ma, vztahujici Sc ma jeho pobyt
v Europe. We elanku Sc pravi:
"Pred sedmi mesici president
Wilson byl zdraven nesmirnym
ia5otem vseho lidu. Evfopa ce-
kala ma neho jake ma Messia-
Sc move dolby, a nyni odjizdi
|skoro dplne lhostejnosti, je-
vG Sc jako vetrelec do historic
naseho kontinentu, naSi evrop-
ske civilisace a nasich 3va,ych
idealu. Jest to psychologists
drama, prOtoze president my
sli, snad upiinh6, re pfedsta-
voval nejen aspirace Ameriky,
inybrz i Evropy. Misto toho pre-
Isident Wilson pres svoje ciste
umysly nedosahl svych ciiu.
Vraci Sc do Ameriky, nechava
.je "a sebou chaos neporadku,u IL
trpeni, sklamani a WASN'T, proto
re nebyl to, uzavriti mir die
Isvych zasad, nybrz ucinil kom-
promis."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-08
MANIFEsTACE PRAZSKE POSADKY
DUSTOJNiCI A MUZSTVO ZDURAZNUJl ODDA-
MOST K REPUBLICE A SLIBUJl V BOJl PROTl
MADARUM VSE NASADETl, ABLY OBHA-
JENO BYLO SLOVENSKO A REPUBLIKA

Je, VSecEo jest poradku,
a vSecko V pofadku zusiane.
(V6rime). Take ia vidln bra
try vase. ktefi priSli Z bojiste
slovenskeho. ia, vam raneni, il
vam, kteTi budete bojovati, az
pride hodina a budete zavola- |
nj, chef pov6deti jen to, re bu
dete bojoVat "a vec naprosio
spravedlivOu. Dnes V Narod-
MIN Shromazd6ni miniS,r Sve-
hla - ia vas upozornuji MAJ
pred - ministr Svehla pTedne-
So dokmnentarni dukazy, zeI
j3me byii zakerne prepadeni a
re Sc tudiz ien branime. Neni
pravda, re jsme my tento BOZ
zosnovali. Jest pravda, ze isma
byli napadeni. Bratfi, v6deti a
miti pine vedomi, re bojujete
"a wee spravedlivou, jest vel
ka Vac, jest velka posila. Bud
} Is uji$t6ni, re ce.a nasa vojen
ska 3prava jest prodchnuta
, loyainostl, lidskosti. My ne
: chceme ob6tovati zbytecne ami
kapku krve, my nechcesne ODE
t0Vati ami jednoho Zivota zby
teGne. Ale ia vim, re jako Ce-
: cEoVe, Slovaci, uCinite svoji po
: vinnost. Co I apovinnost jest,
: nenusim VAN rika. Jen bud te
< ujisteni, re ii, co zustanou zde
donna, budou konat We 3vych o
! borech povinnost svou stejne,
, jake Wy. ia sc teSim z tato jed
noty, c2leho naroda, smim iici.
, Vitc, re V II lnske republice je
i vEor a starry vzor republican,
: sky, kdyz neprltel ohrozoVal
: iimskou vlast, byla 3vornost ma
: roda, jedna vule a jeden roz-
: kaz; byla zavedena podia teh
dcjSich Zvyku dix, atura, coz
: 2namena jen to, co my HASA
4 ne Il co Wy iste mluvCim rekii !:
svomost a jednotu, naprostou
: svoInost a jednotu V citech, V
a praci a We vsech naSich pla-
: mech pro budoucnost. JoSte Jed
nou YAM pravim, ze j3em vel nj
I povdecen va5i manifestaci, re
4 isem poVdecen tomu, re svorn6
= n1uzeme Zdc vef9 inc prohlasiti
: svoji vuii zviteziti. ia vam pre-
Z j zdaru a loucin Sc vami
n nasim yojcnskym "Nazdar J.
: - Vojsi.o bourlivG proVolaya
: "Nazdar!'
: kdyz pax porucikem Hrus-
: kou a minis,rem Mar. Obrany
t opetovana byla slova vernosti
: a odhodlanosti haiti republiku
y proti nepratelum vSem, TAX "a
Il 'lran;cnim. tax vnitfnim. zapG
: i voii?i nad5ells iarodni h.
i my.
j Ma to byl rozchod "a zvukl'
o hubby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-08
UkRUTNOSTI MADARSkE
RUDE CARDY MA NEMEc-
! kYCH SEDLAClCH.

K Vidne, Z. Gervna. (Postov
nj zprava). - z vldehskeho
noveho mesta oznamuji veeer-'
Milky: Zprava o postupu rude
arnlady rozsirila Sc v uher-
skem nemeckem uzemi jako
blesk. Obyvatele 80 nemec-
kych obci z obavy pred svere-
pymi gardami sahly po zbra-
mich. Chteli postupovat do So
prone, tuto dobyti a vyhlasiti
neodvislou sopronskou repu-
bliku. Ma misto postupovalo as
800 muzu, nichz 60 ozbroje-
no puskami, ostatni kosami, Sc
kerami, lopatami a podobnymi
zbranemi nevalecnymi. 0 pri-
pravach zvedela sopronska ru-
da garda,, ktera proti sedla-
KUN poslala jednu divisi VOL
ska Sc tremi bateriein del. To-
mu,o vojsku Sc zdarilo sedlaky
zatlaciti do vesnice Holnhof,
kde byli obkllceni Sc vsech
stran ostrelovani strojnlmi
ipuskami. Kdyz sedlaci poznali,
re situace jest neudrzitelnou,
'vy1iaii pariamentafe k veliteli
,vojska. Lidovy komisar Thor
Samuel dal rozkaz, ably parla
mentafi byli okamzite poveseni
a ably We strelbe Sc pokracovalo
,Zati.n pocalo nekolik dom1 no
reti a pozar rychle Sc siril. O.
! byvatelstvo prchalo vsemi SINE
Try z obce, ale kdo nebyl "a
stre!en a dostal Sc zivy do ru-
kou rude gardy, byl bez milo
sti povesen. Povrazdeni byii ne
jen muzove, ale i zeny a deti.
Dnes je v Holnhofu uplny kid,
misto kvetouci obce zbylo spa
|leniste. Po obci lezi mrtvoly ne
pohrbeny ma stromech hou-
pail Sc tela obesenych. Ma 80
obci bylo uplne vypleneno a
'vyvrazdeno. Mezi mimi take
IVelky Zinkendorf. (Strucna
depese uverejnena byla prave
pred mesice.n. P. r.)
/ lXITT [IIICCl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-08

Praha, II. cervna. - Wee
Ia o IL. hodinc byi brad sVed
KEN velkeho projeVu prazske
posadky pro republiku, presl-
denta, spojence, pro roZhod-
ny boi prot Mad arum, ably
obhaieno byIo Slovensko tim
republika. Opov6Zen byl roz
hodny boi proti vnitinim Sklid-
cum republiky.
Jednotliva odde,eni prlsl;,
"a zvuku hubby seradila Sc
ma tTetim dvora. Ma balkcn
vstoupil "a zvuku hymny pre-
sident republiky, dale genera
lissinus Pell6, ministr Mar. o.
brany klofac, Dir. Jndr. Vani
eek, general Smrcek, plukov-
nix Husak, tajemnik Cisar a
Jmenem muzS.va promiuvll
Sikovatel BOeser, jenz ZduraZ-
nil re voisko Jest odhodlano
nasaditi vse, ably potfen byl
Sverepy nepritel a prohlasll.
re muzt5vo Jest odhodlano da-
ii zivoty sve "a sVobodu Kid
ny vyvoj r9publiky a chranitl
il proti vSem nepiatelum VnGJ
SIN a vnitinim. Dale promluVi-
Ii porucik HruSka, ienz uka-
Zal ma bratrskOu shodu muz-
stva a duSlojniku a desatnlk
Soukup.
Generalissimus Pellc prone jI
zdravici bojujicim druhum ma
Slovensku, ruskym iegionafum
kterym dosud nebylo popfanc
vratiti So do osvoboZene vlast
a vrele vzpomnel VSech pa
dlych. Kdyz pax generals II
mus sliboval vernost a odda
most republice, vsichni bourli
We slib jeho opakovali.
Ministr Mar. Obrany klo
fac poukazal, re na statecnol
nasi arnadu muze narod pln(
spolehati. Jeho provolani sla
Wy republice a presidentovi ns
slo u vojska nadsenou ode
zvu.
Ma to promluvil presiden
Masaryk: "Bratri! Tesim Sc I
toho, re jste pfisli manifesto
vati ze jste mi dali piilezi
tost, ably mohl jako jeden
vas a S vami poved6t, co citin
tomto okamziku co napl
nuie celou ;noji >byto5t ne sta
rosti, ale usilim to. ably
chom odrazili nepfatelsky Il
tok. Wy budete snad bojova
ma bojisti, ia budu bojovat ia
ke Ia bojisti tom, tfeba pro
stiedky jinymi. ia vam .jel
chci fici. TAX iako IA dny4fu
il YAM pine, Wy muzete bJt
klidni. - co Sc tyce diplomat
cky a poti,icke casti naseho bt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-08
PRlJEzD ODDiLU CESk0SLOVENSkE-
HO voJSKA oSAN DlECA.
CHYSTAJf Sc K VELKE PkEHLDCE
PRE.SIDENTEM VIII SONEM.
SMER JEJICH CESTY MA VYCHOD NENl DOSUD
ZNAM
San Diego, a. cervence.

NaSe mesto Pacifiku hranlcich Mexika ma dnes
move slovo, ktere jde list do s mz lde kteT dodnes
sova ceskeho SVEN zvot6 nesyse uci navzem zda
vi Je to Nazdar!
Kdokoiv polka ceskoslovenskeho vona VIOLA nan Nazdar
Mad start radu jejich navsevy oslavuji e Kde
obevi nekery kuhaci holi e provolavna slava Ne
sto je pno cervenobiych prapord
Kdyz vystoup nas hosi poctu pres 1000 muzu lodi
byi pfekvapen napisy "Vame vas! 'Bancu ryr, budte
nam vitan ktere byly vditenych mech vztyceny
skosovenskou kolonii Hosi zazpiva mohutnym sborem
"Kde domov mu pochodovai spairem husych zastupu
vakun kde Jim by podan teply unc Take cigareami byl
podeeni.
B odvezen dvou vacich do tabora Kerney kde byli
lined zaveden taborovch koupeen kde vykoupa pod
sprchami pax b podroben eesne prohidce lekaf arma
dy Spojenych Statu.
Byli hned kamarady amerckym vojiny, ker Jim pri-
pravili zabavu svymi taborovym hrami.
Casopisy jsou plny zprav nasch hrdinech prnaseJl
cele stranky vyobrazeni.
tabore naSim hocham dostava dobre sravy dobre
osetreni Kter byli churav by dan do taborove
mocnice kde je ne pecovano.
Velelem vypravy jest Jrsa jenz jest feci velmi
skromny nerad muv vojenskych cnech druzn Stal sc
razem velmi popularni kazdy je ma rad
nedeli bude poradan velky Piles prospech cesko-
sovenskych srotk, kereho sdcastn ddstojnc vojac
Dnes uspofadana taboe velka osava Ctvreho Gerven-
Recnkem by general Strong, keremu odpovede
prokazanou naSim vojinlm podekoval major Jirsa
Nasi ceskosovensti von provedli cviceni zpevu e
kych pisn pochodd bylo neco amercti voni jese
nevde mad elm zas Cvicicim dosalo bourive pochva
ly cd vonu a hostu tabore.
PrSel dnes telegram oznamuc re nasi hrdnove budou
presaveni Washngonu presdentov pri slavnostn
hlidce.
Hos Sc test re pojedou vychod pres Chicago ale
nj mono zv6deti mic urciteho Votava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-08
BONDY SVOBODY A
VALECNE SPORENKY.

Kupujeme oboje IA neJvyssf Cleve-
landa placene ceny. Prineste je X
Simouovi rcjspolehlvejstmu smonai
nfku, 216 Lenox Bldg. 2. patro. roh
vych. 9. ul. Euclid Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-08
San Diego, 6. cervence.

Vschn hosi Sibre jsou stasni jsou rychle
ste domovu Sc Jim dostava nadseneho prie Mno
ri Mich prel nes tabora Kerney do m6sta navstevu
ceskcslovenslch rodn a zusta techto pres Kde to
mono, provz e tyto rodny po mese nadhernem okol
by poznal krasy California.
Vscn cenove vypravy dostanou move uniformly KITE
rych budou miti prehdku Washingtone
Zusta6Tl.e mimi taborc kazdy den sarame to,
ably Jim nesch5zelo Rozdal isme postovn listky
skladac pohledy znamkam ably moh psat svym zna-
mym
Vsech tsc nasch hrdinu oslavio V predvecer Husova
pamaku ceskeho mucednika. Tito mucednici svoji
vlas nezapomnel nevetsiho Cecha. Bylo doemne
vd6ti yto bojovnky stopam ctyreteho urpeni
nekonecnch bo vach vracejici do osvobozene Via
M zpivati narodn hymny Naveva byla velika proslove
ne feci krasne. Votava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-08
San Diego, 6. cervence.

Nasm hochum Sibire dari znamenite tax dobfe
n6keri Mich projevi pfan zusati zde Do abora pf
chaZi mnoho nvsevniku Los Angeles pfeo sedesat sem
Cechosovaku, nchz mnoz pTvazeji kvetny nemocnym
taboroVe nemocnc.
Trice sedm vojinu vypravy projevio pfani ably moh
ie pres Chicago, kde mali pratee JIM mali prbuzne nebo
platee nych cstech Spoenych Statu prali by 81 mimi
setkati
Veka bya radost vsech hochu kdyz jim bylo oznameno
re naodni organsace spoene Ceskosovenskou radu dali
kazdemu po peknem civnfm obleku.
Ultra ponde budou muset vsichni hosi zstat tabo
re- kde bude konana pfehdka pfitomnos komsafI emf
gracni dTadovny.
Hosi dosta jiz move uniformly misto svych kere byly
znacne sese.
Dnes budou jim pfedvadeny knematografcke obrazy
France kde budou vde svoe druhy eskoslovenskch le
gil Franci Tyto obrazy byy propuceny vladou
utery bude poradan pocest nasich vzacnych host
pies. Vschni spoene budou provazeni mestem parky
tyIicet armadnfch velkvch automoalech Nen pochyby
jim Diego bude po cee pripravovat nadene
We sfedu vydaji Sc vsichni na dalsi cestu.
Zasam jmena vsech udanim domova kazdeho postou
Votava. (Svornost.)
---O--
Obuv bude drazsi, ac zvyseni neni oduvodneno Veko
parne mys nejsme este dosti bosi este
podvazky
Drive savala acka peku; dnes 81 vypocitejte ak zdra
laldem Dempseyem.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-14
Ito be Continued.)
Judge Hazelton Resigns, Slack Ap
pointed.

First Associate Justice Seneca
Hazelton Of the Vermont supreme
court, has resigned and Gov. Clement
has appointed Leighton P. Slack of
St Johnsbury TO fill the vacancy.
Judge Slack becoming the fourth as
sociate justice, while Justices Pow
ers. Taylor and Miles are moved up
one position in the order of the JUS
tees.
Justice Hazelton has been in poor
health for some months. He did not
sit during the last session of the
supreme court. He was made
a member Of the supreme
court in 1902, having been ap-
pointed by Gov. W. W. Stickney,
upon the death of Judge Taft. He
has been q member Of the supreme
court since that time and has been
considered one of the most able JUS
tees of the court in recent years.
Judge Slack, who will go on the su-
preme bench, has been there before,
having been appointed by Governor
Fletcher following the resignation of
John W. Rowen. He il well known
throughout the state and was lieu
tenant governor in 1901.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-14
CALEDONIA COUNTY

Don c. Stiles, son of DR.. t. P
Stiles of St Johnsbury, who is en-
gagged in Y NJ. c. A. work in England
has had the misfortune recently Il
lose both his voice and his hearing
Mr.. Stiles left London a few weeks
ago for Coblenz, Germany, and was
taken i'll there. While unable to do
his regular work he is able to tend to
his office work.
The selectmen of St. Johnsbury
have purchased a D horsepower
tractor for use on the highways of
the town to haul the road machine
This will save the expense of six
horses and the tractor will do the
work more economically and with
greater speed. The selectmen re-
Gently witnessed a demonstration of
road making on a hilly clay road in
Lunenburg, and were convinced that
such machine would be good thing
for St. Johnsbury.
Gov. Henry c. Ide, who spent the
winter in New York, expects to re-
turn to St. Johnsbury, where he will
spend the summer at his home. On
the same day Mr.. and Mrs. Shane
Leslie and two children will sail from
Boston on the Cunard liner Baltic to
spend the summer in their country
estate in Ireland. Mrs. Leslie is a
daughter of Governor Ide and with
her husband has spent much of her
summers at St. Johnsbury since Gov.
Ide returned from Madrid as minister
to Spain under President Taft.
The contract for the new $4,000
creamery which the Plymouth
Creamery company is TO erect in St.
Johnsbury on land formerly occupied
by the Standard Oil company, has
been awarded TO l. F. Woodbury. &
Son of Boston. Work was started
asst week ard II is expected the build
ne. which is to cost approximately
$4,000. is TO be Of concrete. ZAP feet
1ong and 45 feet wide, two stories
ireproof. About $4,000 will be ex-
n=n3ed on equipment. 1t will be
aCCiDped for condensing milk. the
manufacturing of butter and all kinds
# cheese, powdered skim milk. and a
big refrigerator plant will enable the
company to handle milk in all forms
70 the extent of several carloads.
About 25 men will be employed in the
new creamery, and a big gang of
workmen will be put on at once to
rush the work to completion.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-14
HANGER Turks u
EVERY one Of Us
u. Are AS Full of Deadly
Poisons As A Germ
laboratory.
IUTO-INTOXCATI0N
Or SELF POISONING
1lT.A.TNES" Absolutely Pre-
r.,.s This Dangerous Condition

~ nj lzase AZ poor health is
~ neglect Of the bowels. Waste
r.-.s-. instead Of passing from the
I--s- Intestine regularly every day,
i.sr7va5 10 remain there, generating
r,sz7.s which are absorbed by the
blood.
= other words, person who IS
tsa-z-v corsc-2ated, is poisoning
t-: We know now that -44fo>
s..-,-...-.s:. p. E-e 70 non-acuon OF the
bowels IS E:rf-t.y responsible for
sa-5-s H.zzev and Bladder Troubles;
maj : z-ss-s The Stomach, causes
I2a-aSlo-. Loss Of Appetite and
S--a7-ass-ass: that chronic RheUm-
81. 9ou-. Pan n The Back, are
rz-zrz2a s soon : the bowels become
rs--.--: al nat Pi0qles, Rashes,
Tsz-z z-5 CHER Skin Affections
5-s--7z-- when 'Fru5c-a-tives" are
..zz- . correct Constipation.
.r-.----.5s-5.' TOR Fruit LE0er
--: ~ trckalt y0u against
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5c.at7z.6to- $50, trial size 25c.
4,G G=-zrs . sent on receipt Of
mes. h EE[-I--a-TITES limited,
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rules after the officer has done his
duty IN placing the quarantine. Ii
Is a prevailing notion that a doctor
should not be called except as a last
resort and consequently many simple
ailments become serious before the
| physician sees them. This district
was visited in 1912-13-14 with a Sc
rious epidemic of infantile paralysis
with many deaths but since then
/ there have been no cases of the dis
ease.
turns of typhoid fever and tubercu-
State Board of Health. TO determine
/ if possible whether this area was
more subject to these diseases than
the rest of the state. 1t has been
said by physicians that tuberculosis
was more than usually abundant ar
Newport on account of the influence
of the lake This declaration Is
found to be true by an examination
of the figures. During the six years,
1906 to 1911 Newport, Derby and
Troy had one death to each 169 of
the inhabitants from this disease.
while the remainder Of the county
had one death to each 754 of the in
habitants. During these six years
0.63Gc of all deaths were due to ty-
phoid fever and $780, to tuberculo-
sis, as contrasted with the states av-
erage of 0.S7cc and 5.79cC. The per
centage of deaths from old age is
slightly more in the county than in
the whole state.
In the report of the state geologist
for 1906 there is a survey of the wa
ter supplies Of the state. Practically
all the farms and villages of the
county have gravity-fed supplies of
spring water, though the villages of
Barton and Newport have pond wa
ter, and many farms have windmiIls
for pumping water. There were no
deep wells reported at this time and
in most of the towns the number of
small wells IS less than that of water
supplies, furnished by springs. The
wells are generally from ten TO 80
feet deep, entirely within the glacial
drift. Much Of this water is hard
and cisterns are used in some sec
tons TO supplement the well water
and to furnish soft water. More care
should be taken to guard these shall
low wells from contamination and
sewerage disposal systems should be
Installed in many places.
There has been little effort put
forth TO secure better living condi-
tons or more healthful surroundings.
The condition of the spring and
wells Is often not known or ignored,
the toilets are foul and disagreeable
in the extreme. and no attempts
have been made TO abate the pests of
mosquitoes and flies beyond screen
ing the houses so that the insects
cannot enter in too great numbers.
Most drains discharge upon the sur
face of field or ditch q few rods from
the house. An educational campaign
Is needed TO bring home to the peo-
pie the need of cleanliness Of the
whole reighborhood to promote
health.