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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07

Few complaints have ever been
made against the branch of the Urea
sury Department which sends out in
terest checks on Registered Liberty
Bonds. While it is hive of indus
try, everything moves along like
clockwork. Checks are made out
and mailed in time so that they reach
bondholders on the very date the in
terest on bonds falls due, no matter
in what section of the country the
bondholders live. Already the cleri
cal force is being increased so that
several months hence it will be fam
liar with the work in handling the
vast number of checks that will be
issued for interest falling due on
the present Victory Loan. This is
one of few departments where the
customary government red tape is
not in evidence.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
Local talent of Newport recently

Local talent of Newport recently
gave a minstrel show which with a
flower sale, Melted $3.50 for the local
hospital fund.
The Rutland Community orchestra
will give concert May 9 for the
benefit of the Salvation Army open
house fund for $4,000.
A Rutland man, who was spading
in his garden a few days ago, uncov-
cred two potatoes which had accident
ly been left in the ground through the
winter and found them untouched by
frost, white-skinned and firm, with
every appearance of a new potato.
A baseball league of eight teams
has been formed, including Brattle-
boro, Bellows Falls, Windsor, Rut-
land, Springfield, Claremont, N. H.,
Newport, N H., and Lebanon, N. H
The organization is to be known as
the Interstate Industrial Baseball
league. Brattleboro will be repre-
sented by the team from the Fort
Dummer mills.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
STATE NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coon of Rut-
land have been engaged as superin-
tendent and matron of the Gill Odd
Fellows home in Ludlow. They take
the place of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Boyce, who leave because Mr.. Boyce
will enter the grocery business
Jewelry valued at about $3.50 was
taken from L. F. Terry's show win
dow in Bethel early Sunday morning
after a full length panel had been
carefully removed and set against
another window. The stolen goods
were neck chains and bracelets.
The sale of war savings stamps in
Vermont for March amounted to
$40, 324.55, and the total for 1919
thus far is $108,910.34.
Ernest Boswell of Ludlow has a
pet pig that follows him about as a
dog might. 1t is last pig and
weighs about $50 pounds.
Abraham Satter, a Bennington
grocer, and Isaac Leader, a butcher,
were each fined $50 and costs by Mu-
1icipal Judge w. J Meager for sell
ing short weight.
Officials of the house of correction
have obtained no trace of George Pal
nerine and Hiram Thorton, who es.
aped recently by saving their way
through the iron bars of the hospital
window.
Frank G. Smead Of Nowfo~e h"e
h~ee hers which laid fou" o~~o GO
'ov recently. Mr. Smo"d lr-ow4 HI
q he ? |oor. as he hoe o~lv he thee
hens, the henhouse is small and the
nests is removed each rioht ard {
17i1v recc~d is made
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
Taxation
y y y

For a long time we must anticinata
taxation to the end that our war in
debtedress be cleaned m In its
efforts along this line we face evidor
ces of further expansion in the oov-
ermental progran under tbn nrograr,
the new revenue act toilet ar+;cIos
and The fayoyite aice cream soda1
now under the ban and every tiroa
soft drink Of arv kind is n,,ro}7oad
rrc1a Sam is a little ,;char ?r.ova-
.ino, hevarauar ~ cc,,rso hove 1o,,o
contributed 10 He a..nensa If WORN
- emf
We mrst c. royr.a. when +ava+iln
makes furha. .r.l ,r-rhor ;n,oa1. m
CT chr ,,ocl,o-,o.t-. raaac+ tha+ wa
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07

We lneslay, May 7, 1919
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
Washington Weekly Chat

Official Washington is pretty we'll
accustomed to listening to contro-
versies like the one in regard to the
management OF the PostofIice De-
partment by Postmaster General Bur
Lesson. While there is a lot of think
ing done, there is not so much talk
ing that can be heard aloud, because
there are officials who are allied to
political parties Of both faiths whose
jobs might be in danger should they
speak out to openly one way or the
other. But, summing up the whole
affair at the seat Of government, the
one big fact is this: Irrespective of
who is at the head of the Postofice
Department, Democrat or Republ-
can, the postal business and all con-
nected with it should be operated
for the benefit of the people, not to
see how much money can be saved
for the government, but to see how
much good can be done for the pub
lie. The government is the people.
The people want every postal conven
fence that they can obtain and at the
lowest cost to them, and it should be
given them, even to the point that if
the postal revenues do not meet the
expenses, the people are willing,
nevertheless, to make up any deficit.
They pay taxes for the protection of
afforded them by maintaining an
army and navy; they contribute to
the maintenance Of the Agricultural
Department, the Weather Bureau,
and many ether government bureaus
all operating for their welfare. Lib
eral management, operating to the
fullest extent for the endeavor to
pile up a surplus revenue in order to
make record for economy, is to be
the coming demand upon Congress
in the operation of the Postoffice
Department. according to the hand
writing on the wall in Washington.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07

The most difficult. task that has
presented itself to the War Risk
Bureau so TAR is to tell which Smith
is Smith. There are i, 200 men by
the name of Smith On the records,
many Of them with the same given
names. There are 100 Smiths with
the name of Charles, more than 100
with the name of Thomas, ETC., and
when Smith writes in about allot-
ments, insurance, compensation and
the many other things that concern
him, it is often a puzzling matter to
know what Smith he is talking about
Now, that justice may be done the
Smith forces, and also that war in
surance officials may escape a pad
ded cell, all Smiths are requested by
the bureau to give the full name of
the soldier or sailor, his address,
serial number, date Of enlistment,
rank and organization and insuran-
&c cases, the full name of the bene-
ficiary.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
SOLDIERS LETTERS
y y y
skier From Corp. Arthur Seymour.
St. Nazaire, France.
April, 10, 1919.

st. Nazaire, France.
April, 10, 1919.
My dear Mother and Father:
| received your most welcome let
ters and was more than pleased to
get them, but am sorry your heart is
bothering you again, do not wait but
go down and see the doctor just as
soon as you can. And Ollie you can
imagine how surprised | was to hear
about he being operated on. Tell
her for God sakes to take care of her
self. Did DR.. Peelsifer do the oper-
ating? / tell you ! was more than
surprised to get all those cards. Say
Ma will you have piece put in the
paper thanking everybody for send
ing them to me because if | tried to
answer them all it would be a life job.
Say Ma do you know anybody in Ber-
lin by the name of Bergerou, we'll
got a card a card from them and
can not seem to remember any body
by that name.
Well Ma you wanted to know how
we are getting used here. Well to
tell the truth, they gave us a good
time Christmas Eve and | guess that
is all the one / can remember. If
you remember | wrote you about the
dinner we had Christmas, we'll it was
certainly good, but | do not think |
told you that we had to pay francs,
that is 40c in real "Honest to Cod
money, for it. | did not mind the
piece at all, but just imagine max
ing us pay for dinner. | can not
write all | would like too but never
the less when you read about then
giving us this and giving us that, al
| can say it is newspaper talk. 1t is
not peaches and cream here, like {
lot of them think. You wanted tC
know what kind of work ] am doing
we'll | am doing everything from
driving a truck to repairing "Tir
Lizzies. ] wrote letter to Ovila the
night before last, so expect to get al
answer soon. Just think John is on
" about 10 minutes walk form me
and ] cannot go and see him as W.
ore in quarantine for mumps, some
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
800 Cords of
Wood For Sale

This wood is of good second
growth quality, mostly birch
and maple, and was cut dur
ing the winter and summer
of 1918. Deliveries can be
made on first SHOWS. Large
orders will be delivered at a
lower price.
Orders should be left with
George H. Chase at the Op-
era House block
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07

luck ,eh But we may be out the
middle of next week as our q days
quarantine are up Tuesday
Well Ma guess | will close for this
time and will write you more next
time. ] DO not know if you can make
MS Lester out or not as my fountain
pen is empty and am writing with a
rretty punk pen, Tell Tootsie l got
her letter and will bring her some
ice cream when go home.
With lots of love.
From your loving son,
Arthur
P. S. And many thanks to everybody
for the cards.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
She Finds Herself Much Better

Lame back, rheumatic pains, stiff
ness and soreness in muscles and
joints can be quickly relieved. Mrs.
L. Wavue, 2726 Bird St., Ocean Park,
Cal, writes: 81 used to have pains
in my right hip. | could hardly turn
in bed. Now find / am much better
by using Foley Kidney Pills. Like
wise, pains in my back left"
J. w. Thurston adv.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
Women's Liberty Loan
% " "
Rutland, VT. May 1, 1919

Rutland, VT. May 1, 1919
The Woman's Liberty Loan Com
mittce Of New England is to award
d sepcial Honor Flag to each Wo-
MANS Club, patriotic, church, school,
or other organization of not less
than 10 members, if at least rs per-
cent of the members either buy or
sell a Victory Bond.
Any State organization, rs per-
cent of whose brancehs, chapters,
ETC., are awarded Honor Flags, will
be presented with Headquarters
Honor flag.
Address
Woman's Liberty Loan Committee
Of New England,
oJ Milk Street,
Honor Flag Department.
Boston, Massachusetts,.
AS in the Fourth Campaign, the
last week will be devoted to the
Doubling Up of Subscriptions. y
We have instituted the "Yankee
Division in France" and every person
who buys another Bond having al
ready received the Liberty Bond But
ton with the first subscription will be
given the insignia of the "YD."
Mrs Martha Pierce, chairman Of
he Lunenburg Women's Victory
Iuon committee, reported $3500.0(
oisad by the women in the town OF
Saturday evening, May 3rd. Of thi'
CUNT. Mrs. Pierre had herself sole
}t70O.t0
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
MMlSSIoNERS' NOTICE
ESTATE OF c. R. ANDREWS

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District Of
Essex, Commissioners, to receive, exainin,
and adjust the claims and demands Of all per.
sons against the estate of {. X. Andrews late
Of Brighton in said District deceased, and
al CLAIMS exhibited in offs thereto hereby
i've notice that we will meet 70 the purpose
town OF Brighton ~ said District, ON the 27th
av Of May and 25th day Of November next,
rom O'Clock p. IN until O'Clock p m, on
caC OF sa d days and that six months from the
9TH day OF May A d., 1910, is the time linn
by oi1 court for said creditors &C. present
claims tous for examination and allow
.n"2.
Drt"d at Brighton, this Ist day of May,
\ D.. 1919.
f. / R Rog,s!y.. Commissioners.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07

As they are returning home to
private life from various units of
military service in the Great War
which to them was a sacred war in
which they were prepared to make
the last sacrifice, mindful are we of
spirit which no line of verse better
expresses than the words of a line
Of verse from the Battle Hymn:
rs he died to make men holy, let us
die to make men free-and to those
who offered and gave their lives in
glorious service for others, COM
munity memorial symbolizing Of the
both would express the beauty of the
idealism that led them forth.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
ADVERTISING RATES

I-ANI
All display advertising over three
inches for six months or over 15c per
inch per Insertion; for less space and
time Csc per inch; no charge less than
$1.CO.
Classified advertising sc line first
insertion; each subsequent insertion
Pee; no charge less than 25c; count
SIX words to the line. Reading no
tees among locals loo a line.
Cards of thanks SOC. Resolutions
and obituaries 75c and more accord
ing to space.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26
eit1e groBe 5trede berbreitet, % fou.
tie oiefe burh 9foiten nbgeiteff mer-

cine groBe strede berbreitd, 70 ion.
.te bieie burh 4foiten nbgeiteH tper.
ben. Sic Saat tpirb 0nuu nit elmer
21fung bon garifer Grin I'M Ger.
bdItnig bon eirem 8f1r6 5u 80 Gal.
Ionen Maifer ausgiebbiig beipribt De-
e a0iung oarf nid)tt Fir Mnis benl,bt
neroen, % lie ben Wais perbre1nt.
Sir Maig ionten 5ipei 8Bfunb gepnI-
berries nrfeniaures 8Iei ~((glrienate Of
2eao Bopoer) iii 30 @anone1 @ni-
Ter gebrnubt perben. Dag @ras ober
@etreioe, bas nit bieien giften Be.
fprengt miro, barf niht our 9iebfM-
terl11g beniibt tperben. @enn ii1 Die
&al1pen a1tf benz Warihe befinben
ODER eine gde zines Maisfeloes IN
Mngriff genommen baben fam man
ibnen entgegentreten, in6em man 81.
reft Dor ibrem @ege cine tiefe Sur
be pfliigt. Die @eerpiirn1er fallen
6ann in Die S1trde uno laiien iid to.
ten, in0em man einen &lok 6urh bie
Gurbe 5iebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26
Der ~3or6sfern
Hapier mar mober1 getnorben, u1tb
ID ur1iere 5toffrefte nit mebr lang

Gapier mar MODERN geiDorben, mi
ID l1riere5 toffreite 1liht mebr lang
ten, d purben uufere her In be1
Mndngen baH MD Nnpier perfIebt.D il
5erriife1en 9pfen tpnren gerettt
lr0 0ieg aueg berbnrfen mir ben
&riegel @ir f0;r1,e1. ibn1 TEN Sob
lieb finger1, pe111l mir n11f unfere Sci
ben anriifbIidfen IS on nieoer Ssrie
ben geben. SDb 5rieoe aud ii uniers
@5en1iter ein5ieben fa1r? Mir ini
3neifler, oenn cine bittere gri11ter'
ur1g miro itetig Dor nnierer Mltger
i1tDeber1
Comet Ser Mus5ug aus bieienr
|5breiben. 5elbIt Der @riefumiblne
nirft Elm beoenflid]es 5treiflidt al11
bic gegentpartiige Sage III benz 3errit'
teten europa. gs entftanoen neue
#Neide, 11el1e Mepublifen. Diefer 8riei
betrat feline Mmerifnreiie aug elmer
Der 1rer1en MepubIliifen. Eide1o!5n.
malta bene11rt id bieies 9an6 BET
Selbitbeiim1nlt1tg. l1nb bie 8oif11ar.
ten 6euten auf Elm fldglides Dniein
Der @ntitebungsperiobe bieies 2an.
bes. Mler 8nbrIdeinIidfeit nod
mnr6e al biel Nnpier CUR Gr5engr11g
bon Mn5iigen bertpenbet, ber11 6ie
8oitDertaeiden betpeiien einen emf,
i6ieoenet MangeI bieieg gr5eugnii-
les. Mnf einfadem 8eitungspapier,
NIT elmer i1n1ubig rotten Garbe ges
bruH erbbIidt man cine 3ei6n11ng
6es Brager @rabidin, Elm Mational=
5eiden Ser tidediiden Mation. Sic
Neurfen ielbit muifen nit Der 5deere
Observation-Disclosures per6en, bn iie
ni9tt %perforiert inb.
Gle for11te eine11 iolden 5britt
nibt beranIaBt bnben, nber groBe
Scot unb @bbe in ben S~tnotsfaifen
mag bieneidt Der 6ringen6e @ebie-
ter zines oerortigen @%orgebeng ge.
peien iei11. SIT 6ies Ser Sal, ban1l
ftebt bieier Station feir an5n be11ei,
6en6es 3ufnnftsgef9id bebor. Ber=
ben iol6e Staaten 1t1ter benz belten
S@ube gegen feinolibe ginfdqe 5ur
griiten5fdbigfeit gelnngen fon11e11 90.
r1ur Elm fii11merIi6es Dnfein friiten,
6as at 1le1e11 l1rr11ben i'm St1ern,
tDie at M1tsbebnnngsgeliften fubrer
f0Gnnte? User fam bie 8ufunf 6elt.
ten?!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26
Mniere Subbeflcicune.

lleber $3.50, 100000 fino bente in
Der amerifnniiben 56ubinbultrie|
angelegt, un0 mebr als 100000 Mr-
better finben IN ibr ibren 2ebenser-
herb. Die 3iffern mirfer I'M 10 ein-
0rudSboner, tpen1t man erfdbrt, 0aB
Der erite S9ubmoder, na11e11s Gbos|
mas 8earb, int Sabre 1920 nlf Der
nMaDflotper" anlangte, un6 ieine|
@erfitah IN Salem, Maif., er0ffne-
te. 8is gum Sabre 1859 1p1troe11 tnt-
iddli1 S9ube MIR NIT Ser &an6 ber-
gelteM. Mls eriter ber11Bte Sobn S.
8roofs in 2pnn, Maii., cine Mdb-
mafbime, Inn bas Dberleoer an Cob
len at 1tdiben. Seit6en1 fin6 Mai9i-]
men fir Die Sbubanfertig1ng in 10.
GROCER 3abl erfnn0en uno beitdr6ig
berboufommnet tporoen, 6ab es beu-
te mogli9 it, Sdube fan5 gddr5liib
6lirb Mof6inenbetrieb ber5uiteuen.
8fer0efraft fan6 5uerit IN Marlbo>
rough, 8ertper6ung, ipdter famen
@aiier- 1tn6 9ampffraft. 2Dnn lit
ieit bielen S~abr5ebnter 1ie berbor=
r%agenofte fi9 nit Der S9a1bfabrifa=
ton befafien6e 5tabt. @s iin6 uber
bnnbert groBe 5abrifen IN 8ertrieb.
@inem in 2Dnn CUR &epolutions5eit
anfd1iigen 5bubmader, @ben5er
8reeb, lift Der @rlaB 6es erifenS6nb-
5ontarifs 5ugl1niten Der amerifnni-
i6en @dubinouitrie GIT beroanfen.
Bon berborragenoen Mdinnern, Die
lire Mnftre 2anfbabn ais 9dnbma-
der beganren, ieien ertpdbnt Der
Dibter @bittier, Der Sans 5adyS,
Der 11e1ten 8elt, uno @enrD 8tlfon,
Ser 18. @i5epraiibent Der Ser. 5taa=
ten. 8ei6e pflegten ffih oft NIT Stol5
Der 3eit 511 erinnern, 90 tie benz
9nn61Derfer1tanoe n%ngeb0rter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26

Sir ,uerben feline pabre 9euaofra-
tie, fei1e boue 9ertrehtng bes Sol,
fes in Der 2eit1ng Der 6ffentliden
Mngelegenbeiten baber1, Biz ie6e Der
beri9ie6enen @rnppen, &laiien un6
5tdr6e, sic Dos politifbe @emeintpe=
fen biIoeu, gebiibrli9 in ben geieb-
gebenben @0rperidaften 11nb nnter
unieren grefutibbeamten in 8rn6,
Stnot nn6 Sta6t our @eltung fom-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26

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Die Seoer, 1T EN- atIes SpItugipgl ~
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Rdlills, mnIe eIsIesI lsOe'', $50 l MA
Elm 3ettiiIl9sgera1sgeoel IDg Dolly w ~.
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erretcDen. 1te petsgIeH, s:aIe M; a,t
1e1ae.I: MVp e M; ;''s me;s a erre;isen g,ie
a aoaullgs uul6 WV t;oTs rher> 1rehr o.,
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Ie.ul = 8sls 1earps;f' 81, ,,,ot, % mil
~ Sn,,,e nehn,en fann. Inn es bel &C.
is"s,,sa; .,;eSsr nnrha,6eher @1rnb 50 npc,s
lssT..v ~, Nat aeSe far1.
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e.s. s,,r Seaft;ire nehnten tperben ale
Nv a; ;sar{na,,nfen Mnn1nne ,,nb beroIeiS
%s, 9s,,ns
@ir miii5en Sic tathoIifhe gref1e aus
nmen QrGSten 1mterftIben. SIT ieber BeiS
"a fnTpn mir hereif fein Sic a11te11 3ei<
h,nnen feiber ali hnIten. befn Iefer1 milf
fen mir. nnb mir miiiTen, bus Me9te Ies
fen. lpolen mir unjerer 8e{timn1lng treu
}ein. Seine tatbol11dJe Sa11t1lte da!n opsr I
bart beballpter. DAB tie 11re asIl!Y1 Dpn
unD gaI13 ertuue, ne1n l1e H!qI guy
tatboltlde 3e1tnng 9olf naD nelI' l ss..
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benen Der Ratriot Rqnoertinoaat5tgtau.
l 1aaA a 90 Iiharnrs oa @eoi aru p.s h,1rf si iSre
treffIiden M6anblnuaen Hurafe.
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S%eriprabigen glemente 20 tagilo9s m,i to,
lgntIgs 5ssra''S Ss5sr pI hette s.s gsor4 hsf} sIlt
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ipurbe, nm @am1nIltugen 81 peranitalten
bei Dem ~getpS5bnile1en Volie Sllr nn isT.
R mBRnng e ss1+e YlSse 5o fHp ~ S,ee er{%edsn &c &c
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26

sSssggHER
IKlaeclieO auS Oeitcrreias
Ser Gofberfebr nod, Deferreid
erif felt furaer Bet pie6er croft
net tpor0en, nber lnr1giom forllterl
bereitg Mriftlihe geridte iiiber Die
2eioen iener, bic pier Sabre Der
idredIiben a1npfe alg urbeteiligte
Berlonen b,1rtb5umnden botten. Dob
oere11 Sos feiregtpegs better mie 0ns
Ser @oI6aten an Ser SbIabtlinie
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26

Spore, no oil ta1rnit; fpnre erit
redt no bu gIa11bit nidt pare1t au
Hfi;11ten aber fpare nien1nls, mo nibts
ali fparen lit Das III 6ie i6limtn-
fte gerfdnenou1g.