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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23
Commissioners Notice
Estate of Lewis A. Jackson

The undersigned. having been appointed
nv the Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Orleans. Commissioners TO re-
,>rive examine. and adjust the claims ana
demands Of all persons against the estate OF
Lewis A Jackson. late of Greensboro In said
District. deceased, and all claims eNhlbitea
In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
We will meet for the purpose aforesaid. AT
the late residence of the deceased in the town
Of Greens boro. in said District. on the 9Th
day OF May and Ilth day of September next,
frGrrl 10 O'Clock q. m. until O'Clock D. M on
each of said days. and that six months from
the 18th day OF March A. u. 1919, Is the time
| limited by said Court for said creditors TO
present their claims TO US for examination
Dated at CIreensb oro this l4th day Of
w = INGALLS,.
GEO. A. PORTER,
1918 Commissioners
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23
ADVERTISING

Cards Of thanks. soc Resolutions,
400 Reading notices, Toe per line
Der insertion Classified advertising
terms AZ top OF column one, page one
Display advertising rates upon appi-
cation
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23


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Display advertising rates upon apph-
cation
Orleans. with is characteristic
pep push and persistence was the
first New England -oEu 20 report It's
Victory loan quota over-subscribed.
= distinct credit 70 that hustlsng VII
laEe and rs loan chairman. c. V.
Wiley. Another Vermont town,
Prcr-c-. was the second place official
Iy reported as -over the top with
is quota Sgo0r 0ver-subScr5bed-
Telephone operators in this dis
rr5rr, who remained on the Job. re-
flsirE 70 JOIN the union and 20 in
ue5sa.ely on q strike, have the last
ing gratitude OF telephone subscrib-
ers- This applies 70 AT operators II
the old Passumpsic territory except
Newport and s. Johnsbury. The
girls in the two latter Offices sue
cgmaet 10 the union AZ the very last
ana we're our but a short time. The
strike tas helped 70 emphasize the
dependence Of the public upon the
telephone and everyone hopes no such
tle-up VIII CccuE again
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23
NE ESCAPED INFLUENZA

Il A. x--5-g lad terrible cold s1d grippe and
vzs sraiS Szs gong - have influenza writes a A
McNe-<e. High Point. Ca i tired many kinds o.
r~.,5s.z1s bs- remained clcEEeG with cold then
took Fosevrs Honey ard Tar Compound, feeling *
sesf-c- The r-xt csed seven small bottles Il N1'
a 8 xhy - see the phleg n cCughed Up an con
vs-ceS Fofsy's HCrcy and Tar saved ne from innl
sarz-' checks co1EhS. colds, group and whOoPlnE
cr-Eh- sod Everywhere.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23
Tieped Rerreped
end
Interviewed
bv 4. q. Glomerare

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rite 5 arrlkls and see II ennywun else
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rite about Eurls cause ! don't no mutch
about them. Sum pespe says tEe-
nos lots abou- Eurls but ! don't. but
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the usks fsller-
Gurls Is fIrnie things SUmtlmeS
YOU expeck ITEM 20 do wun thing,
and they ups and dur jus whut you
don't --0sck them 70 90. Then when
YOU * 49, - N whit they amt
sxuecksu 70 80 a. .-.e. --S - =. -
and duE Just the oppoSIt-
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"a woman Is = gurl grOwed up
mss1s yes But you can't alwez
Sumciues tell Wun time IL meens
no and uuther time Il meens yes
SuurIues the woman or gurl don't
no hurssf whur Il ueens-
Thares only wun CURL n my family.
that nv sister. Ny muther WIZ 3
/ curl v-unst but she amt no longer.
Nv sister Is aufully hard 70 pleeZe-
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/ ard then she seZ l dun just what she
wants me 70. | Ike luther fellers SIS
F ters lots berCern l DO mine and the
luther fellers likes mine beCterns they
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wursr- The Teller WIZ goin 70 lick
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she 6o1- treeu me 50 bad Ike she
fus-e-. I'll rite sum more sum luther
time. I has got 70 git sum Woo
now. hate 70 git wood. Shorty.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23

Il Is Not Always Easy

To apologize.
To begin over.
To admit error.
TO ca urselGsE.
To take advice,
To be charitable,
TO be corSIlsra-s.
To keep on trying,
To think ard then act
TO profit BY mistakes,
To forgive and forget,
To shoulder 9 deserved blame.
But IT ALWAYS PAYS
Selected
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23

Orleans. with rs characteristic
pep push and persistence was the
first New England town 70 report its
Victory loan quota over-subscribed.
distinct credit 70 that hustlsng VII
IaEe and RS loan chairman, c. V
Wiley Another Vermont town,
Prcr-c-. was the second place official
II reported as -over the top" with
is quota 2g0-r over-subScr5bed
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23
Read This Aloud

The bowlsgged beau was waiting
for the bel 70 announce the arrival
Ct his belle She came n q hanson.
handsome a ever Whether the
weather be fair OF foul" ne said. 1t
: alike TO me since you are here
The fare was not fair" she replied.
and I is chicken were having for
lunch I hope the fowl VIII be fair
and -C- tou.. Wales.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23
PROBATE COURTS

Special sessions OF the Probate Court F..
be held at the Office of 2. W. BALDWIN, i
BARTON, on the second aud fOurt i Fr.tag,
OF each month in the afternoon: ans ~ tie
oIhce OF r A: Ivuk, in ORLEANS. e
tle afternoon % the third Friday .' ese-
month. Parties desiring TO transact F.a.a.F
business At Barton or Orleans should on
the Judge in advance, that he may taae IDS
necessary pa pers.
The Probate Office at NEW PORT vsL 10
open every day. except Sunday anal a..-
days: but those coming from a distance Sc
far as possible. should make special 81 2 DO. BIZ
ments with the Court in advance.
f. J. SMITH. Tu8E-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23
THE CHOICE or A school,

Ls-zely determines TIE s107@xs M, -.
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Arizona republican., 1919-06-29
'LOVE THAT DARES''
 COMING ID LANARA

Just how far will a woman's devo- tion to her husband lead her in her effort to save him from ruin?
 This is the all important question in The Love That Dares,' which brings Madame Travers to the La mara for today and tomorrow.
 This beautiful Wm. Fox star demon strates in this drama. the claim that has been made for her that there is not another woman in the silent drama as effective in dramatic scenes.
 This production tells the story of a wife whose eXtravagant living and lavish entertaining has brought her husband face to face with ruin. There happens to be a former suitor, a mil lianaire, who pursues the wife even af ter her marriage. The husband has given the wife everything she has desired, and does not interfere in this friendship. But the former suitor hopes to hasten matters by assisting in the ruin of the husband, and it is his hand that engineers the bank in its demand that a certain note for eighty thousand dollars be paid by the hus- band immediately. Then the wife realizes what she has done, and in desperation sells her collection Of jewels. But the proceeds are still fifty thousand short of the necessary amount to save her husband from ruin Then the friend offers assistance to the wife. but she must pay the price Just how far will a woman's devotion to her husband carry her in her effort to save him from ruin? The scenes following this point in the story, are easily among the most intense ever brought to the screen The husband learns of the wife's bargain, and fol lows her to the house of the friend. But. a former mistress of the friend arrives and the friend" sWears it i. this woman he was with, and that tn, wife is not in the house. But the wifi is in hiding in the next room. Then th' i fight between these two men, the wifei escape from the house, and the breath l less moment, when the wife. in hand
Arizona republican., 1919-06-29
B|C COMEDY BILL
 AT HIP THIS WEEK

The Hip announces a double comedy bill as the opening attraction for the week and today and tomorrow Emmy Wehlen will hold the screen in Fools and their Money" augmented by Char lie Chaplin in Easy Street."
 Emmy Wehlen is an international favorite, having reached the pinnacle of fame with the musical comedy ere tions. of the Gaiety in London, among which may be numbered The Merry Widow The Dollar Princess" and others. She was the first comic opera queen to join the ranks of pictures but her success in the world of mimic has been phenomenal Among her screen successes may be numbered The Amateur Adventures" Sylvia on a Spree" The Shell Game His Bonded Wife" and a host Of others, too numerous to mention.
 The present offering is a theme built around the smart set of Fifth avenue. Emmy Wehlen appears as the only daughter of one of the aristocrats. She is mistaken for a servant by one of the climbers" of the neighborhood and hoping to gain first hand knowl- edge of the way society entertains, and the finer points of the game in general the climber employs her as secretary. The spirit of adventure which caused the girl to take the po- sition, is what keeps her to the post during the day, while at night she roy ally entertains in the house on her big
Arizona republican., 1919-06-29
GERMANS HAVE AGENTS OUT

Samuel Crowther in Systeml
 The large concerns of Germany must export because they must buy raw ma terials from abroad. for Germany is not a self contained nation. But where ,o export is another matter The agent are out-and have been out since the armistice-throUgh Holland, Denmark, Norway and Sweden. But they cannot take many definite orders because few German manufacturers can give either price or date of delivery and will not be. able to do so until they know what they will have 10 pay for raw material for. excepting glassware and chem icals Germany has nothing today to deliver.
 In the same way agents nave been out through Austria. the Balkans and l Turkey. but now thoSe countries can not pay for what they would like tC
Arizona republican., 1919-06-29
Weeks Happenings
 At Local Theaters
LAMARA-s Sunday and Mondi

LAMARA - Sunday and Monday, MadeIsine TraVers in the Wm. Fox super picture, "The Love That Dares" with Kingdom Come" a stirring west erH drama on the same program.
 Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday Dor cthy Dalton in her latest lnce success, "Extrsvagance," Burton Holmes will augment the bill with his travelogue.
 Friday Saturday, Vivian Martin in Little Comrade."
 THE HlP-Sunday- Monday Emmy MehIen, in Fools a7d Their Money with Charlie Chaplin in Easy Street as the auemeuting feature.
 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday William Farnum in "The Heart of Lion,' with selected Christie Comedy. r Friday Saturday-Ethel Barrymore 1n "Our Mrs. McChesney" with Tom Mix in Starring in Western Stuff as she added attraction.
 2 COLUMBlA-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Mabel Normand in Isis Hop kins,' with Mutt and Jeff Cartoon reel and Harold Lloyd Comedy; Wed resday, Thursday, Friday and Satur- day, "The Better Ole" with Pathe Re View, Gaumont Graphic and Strand comedy.
 E AMERICAN-Today for last time the great Mcclure special feature aMother," with Marie Dressler in added comedy feature.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-29
SIS HOPKINS'' E
 SCREEN TRIUMPH \

Laughs come thick and fast in Sis Hopkins" Mabel Normand's new of fering which comes to the Columbia theater for a three-day stay starting today. It is not to be wondered at however. with two such comic crea- lures as the star and the gawky Sis seretta. called Sis for short, made into one.
 Sis Hopkins is declared by critics to be a worthy successor to Mickey, Mabel Normand's first great film achievement. which recently played to capacity business here It is play that combines all the human emotions of Mickey"
 The screen version of the play that brought Rose Melville fame and made millions of theater goers laugh is cer- tain to score even greater success than was achieved by the Rose Melville ve- hicle in it's stage form.
 Laughter promises 10 reach it's eli max when Miss Peckover (played by Eugenie Ford) accepts Sis Mabel | NormaDd of course) as a pupil in her country finishing" school. Pompous and exacting, the principal is a droll character. She walks in stately meas ures and speaks as she imagines a lady should To Sis she says, when telling her of her impending change of en- vironment: "A certain benevolent patron of my seminary who desires tC he anonymous for the nonce, has made 1 1t possible for me to offer you an edu- cation-gratis" Of course poor Si! hasn't an idea of what the woman i! getting at.
 Instead of teaching poor Sis thu three R's, all of which she sorel! needs, the girl has been taught to d. fancy dancing by someone at the semi nary. In reality. Miss Peckover want to show up Sis as an impossible pupi and thereby destroy the interest of tn towns richest man in her
 Sis enters awl<wardly and causes commotion. She whispers to he father: I'm going to do a dance. It called the snakentine" Of course sh means the old-fashioned serpentine and when Miss Peckover introduces he to the audience (though no introduc ton is necessary Sis, very serious an concentrated, poses for the start of he stunt. All who know Mabel Norman can guess how fully she enters into tn spirit of this incident and with wha zest she executes the dance.
 A Mutt and Jeff cartoon reel and Harold Lloyd comedy are the augment ing reels for Sunday and Monday.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-29
RIVERSIDE PARK

Today at Riverside, the program will embrace an even more pretentious water carnival than the ones already staged. The events will be handled For ladies and gentlemen and for boys and girls. There will be swimming races, limited, and free-for- all There will be handicap races. There will be several novelty races, and. for diving, there will be held several events. free for-all as well as limited. Winners in the diving contests will of course be decided on points, and the prizes will be cannon bronze medals and siI- yer cups. These water carnivals and contests have stimulated interest in swimming to d remarkable degree and each week sees much new talent de- veloped.
 Another feature. which never fails to go over big, is the band concert. This will be held this afternoon between 5:30 and 7:30, and will be staged along the pool. There are plenty of seats, so that all will be accommodated in the cool and the shade of the park, to enjoy this concert, which, as usual will embrace both popular and clas sical music. This concert. rendered by the City band of twenty five pieces
 The Riverside Park restaurant will
Arizona republican., 1919-06-29
LAST CHANCE TODAY ID WITNESS MOTHER

The great McClure's special feature Mother will be shown for the last times at the American theater this afternoon and tonight. The picture has created decided sensation among those who have seen it.
 Mother" is one of the cleanest and most wholesome pictures that has ever been screened. It is an unheard of feat for a six reel feature to pass the keen scrutiny of censoring commit tee of the National Board of Revue without the necessity of a single elim- ination, yet this Mcclure production accomplished this feat, and. in addition has received warm praise from the chairman of the reviewing committee.
 The Mother.' Eden Phillpotts novel, from which the picture was made was one of the best sellers not many sea sons ago and if it is good to read it is much better to see. the story lends itself so beautifully to the wonderful scenic effects and striking panoramic views.
 The added comedy feature Marie Dresser in The Cross Red Nurse, affords one-half hour of solid laughter
Arizona republican., 1919-06-29

estate. The son of the 'climber" falls in love with the secretary" but dis covering her real identity he is care full that the secretary" shall not se5 him around the house. In this way he is enabled to obtain a position a groom, in the big estate, and it is his duty to accompany the pirl on her rides through the country. Thus tht two masqueraders become toys in the hand of fate, and when Dan Cupi6 takes hand in the affair, the end is always in sight.
 The Chaplain comedy is Easy Street." which is one of the funnies creations this inimitable boy evel made. It was built for no other pur- pose than to provoke laughs, and how well it succeeds in it's mission is bes told by the roars of laughter that fol low scene after scene, as Chaplain zoe from one side splitting stunt to an other
Arizona republican., 1919-06-29
TIE BETTER 'OLE'
 |S FULL IF LAUGHS

The everyday sort of people that everybody knows are the people you'll see in "The Better Ole the great laugh feast which will be the feature attraction at the Columbia theater Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Old Bill and Ali and Bert and Old Bills wife, Maggie-they are the sort of people you chat with and rub elbows with in the street cars and in the movie theaters. And their joys and sorrows and final happiness, as told in this most delightful of film stories, are charming and pleasing and entertaining. The record run of two weeks at Clune's theater in Los An geles should be sufficient guarantee of the exellence of this offering.
 There are laughs and laughs and still more laughs in this great produc- tion. You'll laugh at Berts cigar lighter which never works: you'll laugh at the way Ais love affairs are al- ways interrupted by blundering. good natured, whole souled Old Bill: you'll 1 laugh at the way one of the Tommies tries to chip a souvenir off a fourteen i inch loaded shell and you'll laugh at all the other funny. surprising, start ling incidents which appear in this picture and which show the life of the 1 soldiers as it really was.
 You'll enjoy seeing Charles Rock enact the memorably humorous role of | Old Bill You'll laugh at Arthur | Cleave and Hugh E. Wright in their
 original roles of Bert and Ali You'll 1 laugh and cry and be interested and delightfully."- entertained by these very 1 human people in this very human photoplay
 That's the beautiful thing ahou+
 "The Better 'Ole"-the people in it are all the sort of people you know and 1 like and that's one of the big reasons 1 why you will enjoy it so tremendously, one of the reasons why it has played
 extended engagements in many of the
 biggest film houses of the country.
 It will be shown at the Columbia theater four days only, starting We'd
 DeSdaV
Arizona republican., 1919-06-29

serve today a special Sunday dinner. The service of this cafe is unexcelled any place in Phoenix, and the prices are very reasonable. This more than like accounts for the steadily increased patronage accorded the restaurant since it opened.
 The concessions will be running along all day and evening, furnishing amusement galore for those who visit the Riverside midway
Arizona republican., 1919-06-29

ing the husband what she supposes to be a check for the sale of the jewels, hands him a check for S50000 signed by the man who swore the wife was not with Aim on the Hateful night.
 What is the outcome of the situa tion? How does the husband coustrue the wife's intentions? What was the check given her for? What becomes of the man who plotted all the mis- fortune2
 These are but a few of the questions taken up and answered in The Love That Dares" which will go long ways to establishing Madame Travers as one of the most talented and foremost stars of the screen.
 Kingdom Come" is the name of a thrilling western drama which will be shown in connection with this feature.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-29
American {
today

buy. The loss Of Russia is a great blow and there were hopes expressed to me that sales might he resumed ia South America and the Orient al though the general thought was that Japan already had the Orient. and that the United States. because Of it's finan cial ability could not be successfully sold against in South America The larger companies have kept their agents in South America throughout the war. but in few cases have they been able to establish communication with them
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16

POTRzEBA pracownikow PREY Gu
krowych burakach - familie 1 mez-
czyzn samotnych - natwyzsza Ia
plata W Stanie Michigan; rent dar-
mo, transportacya Zap}acona, danny
wan Eontrakt bez zwIoki. Spotkac
naszych agentow: w Al. Weber's
domu. 1912 Orchard ul. kazdego
dnia cd s rano do 8 wieczorem; W
j. NJ. Lopez domu 1924 w. Harri-
son ul., kaidego dnia cd 8 rano do
3 Wfeczorem; W ofisie Chas. Kas-
save 1898 Cottage Grove ave. ka4-
diego dnia cd s rano do s wieczorem
- u Andrzeja Mikek, 1114 w. Is
ul., kazdego dnia Cd 8 rano do Be-
wteczorem; u Fekete and Sons. 1857
w. Grand ave. W niedziele cd 9 do
IL rano. Kontrakta przyjmujemy
tylko do piatku dnia 1S kwietnia,
wsSystkie osoby ktore jut zrobili u
code z firms NIGGA sic zglosic sic
beg wyiatku pnr. 1924 ". Harrison
ul. kazdego czasu pomiedzy 9ta ra-
no a eta wieczorem, " piatek, sobo-
to. Tub niedziele dnia 1890, 1890 !
20go kwietnia do spotkania naszych
agent6w I rozm6wienia sic o podr6-
5y. MICHIGAN SUGAR CO., Sagi.
nav. Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16
TELEGRAMY.E RAJOWE
GEN. MBNoHER o SADAcH


Washington, 10 kwietnia. -
Wediug opinii gen. c. T. Memo
her'a, komendanta 42giej dywizyi
(Teczy), obecne sadly wojenne
niepotrzebuja zadnych zmian.
Zeznajac wczoraj pred komite-
tenn stowarzyszenia amerykan-
skiej palestry, gen, Menoher o.
Swiadczyl, re opr6cz niekt6rych
m~nieiszych zmian. majacych ma
celu lepsze zrozumienie niekt6--
rych punkt6w przez oficerow,
ME nalezy zaprowadzaG zadnych
wiekszych reform.
Me moge sobie przypomniec
ably podczas ,calego przebiegu in
westygacyi w Sprawie sadow wo-
jennych wykazano, ably jakiS zoi
nierz zoStai niewinnie zasadzonv.
Odnoszono sic przewaznie do
czasu kary naiozonei, co Stanowi
zupeinie odrebna spr<we.
MySmy zawsze mieli ma mySli,
re kiedyS po wojnie odbedzie sic
przeglad spraw sadowych wojen
nych - re ~ostateczny wvrok po-
chodzic bedzie cd wyzszei VIA
dzy." Co sic tyczy ogolnego sys-
temu sadow wojennych. jest on
tax SciSle ziaczony z dyscyplina
woiskowa, re wprost nieodpo-
wiedniem to byio, gdyby sic go
oddzielaio cd reszty wiadzy ko-
mendy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16
"CHOPCoW DO ZAPAsU.

STALA PRACA Ola ZDOLNYCH,
CHETNYCH CHIOPC0W. PRE-
SZEO 16-TO LETNICH. ZGkO--
SIC SIZE DO OFTSU SUPT. \
WIEBOLDTS,
MILWAUKEE PAULlNA.