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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-25

Menigbeo. Men oa life allc iDnteS
at pere ferotg at gao meb fulof6rte
man life 0rgnniiattonen ben Gog.
Nfon falote in1i6lerti5ig, ben 136e
Slug, ifeIge en6el ganle 9ofumcn-
ter Yaitor 8ergb til Greit. Og ioa
fu1ofprte man Notwithstanding
lenere paa Sgiten. Otter Baftor
8ergb bar @enigbeoen beret betient
of fglge11oe Brelter: 81. Sperio1t 81.
@olo, S. Sbenge, 8. Eior1;0o1n, 8.
6. @leppe> Ebos. @prltao og oeu tilt
pnrenoc Hreit, e. 6. @imonlon
No1tor g}en6ab1 betiente un6er Sa,
fonle1~ ONT @o1nneren 1918. Des.
1toen betiettte ban / mango Iar Sen
Sci al Menigbe6en ser fit bao0e
itaot / &o,tges Spno6e> nte.t iom
forene6e fig rne6 @entgheoen / 1918
@oitor Garal6ion, fom ogiaa ba66e
betient Menigbe6ett'> >,toalc Weoat1e-:
ser iDtti=Mnrene bar ti1fel6igbis
ogioa tiIite6e. @an bar paa @icn=
nemreiIe fra @ei item og bab6e ltanb-
Jet / Detroit forat beiege nogle gain.
Ie fienote iom bor Ser. Maar ba1t fit
hgre ONT Soften fer og bleb tilbnot
@fp6s, fom ban og bar nteb be6 Jor
nti6oagsgu6stieneiten bbor han og'
iau hoI6t en- tort Sale.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-25
sSemti=MarssT

Gn bellpffet 50=garsfeit blep iio=
ite @pnoag ofboI6t @etb1eDe,n Sir
.fe beri @Den. sSoruoen Brei iterne
8. 6. @leppe og S. S @en6abl, iom
/ 1enere slar far betient WeniGbeocn
baooe n1an 6en ifielone Splepelle at
faa 8eleg af 6en famine Sreit> lom
orgoniierte Me1igbe6en ~ Nar il
oen. Set bor Baitor S. 81. 9ergb,
iom tro6s fine Is Mar enonu er raft
og rgrig og btrter font @oipitols<
preit / Minneapolis og ct Sal1l.
&on bolot Geitpreten Sbnoog Tor>
ln1io6ag for een flor 8orfan'li11s. Sont
@ftermiboagen bol6tes Wa6berotiene
ite og ONT 9lftenen @nge1If 9pbpg=
ge1ie.
Set bar on @ontmeren 1872 at
set norl lf=Iutberife &irfedrbcioe blcp
poabegpnot 6ereus }solls beo 9so=
flor S. 81. 8ergb, iom Sommeren
1871 font til Otter Tail Gon11tD %
optog oct firfelige slrbei6e b1onot
@toneererne.
Oen t36e Slug. 1872 falbte Hait.
@ergb Sc norife 2lttberanerc af fir-
felig SsS11teresie / 8pen iamnre; til ct
Menigbeosng6e fprat organiierc en-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-25
eyranfrtges &ran.

Boris SEN 216e Oftoter. Sen
frantic &egiering foreiloo igoor for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., at oe 9lI=
liereoe itrar obertor fina1ciel &on-
troll ober 6e1t tpife &eglertn9 og Sc
enfelte tplfe Statcr. Sc foreilaoc0e
@friot goor uo poo 6ireftc financiel
l6miniitration be6 6e 9llIicrcDe oper
2an6et til eSoroel for @ritotningen..
9erlom posiig tpif Moo1to11o res
b1ir, be6er set / Memorunbnntet,
"oil Ebangsforanitaltnin 5li en-
bpoen6e Neobenoiebe6."
Den Mutoritet, ser !fl1loe gihes
set Mlliere6e &o11trolltprc, fem bill
Sc b1i oprettet / @erlt11 efter sSronF=
RIGGS sSorilag> piloe bli felgenbe
SIT faitlette Wfini1num al 5fat=
teinotegter. SIT faitiUttc M1r=
mum af l16aifterne og forhu6c, ON
oet oniees ndoben6ig, bhilten ion1,
belit l1bgift. SIT beerenie Gre
ottoperationer of ben tnite &eeie-
ring og tpife Stater un6taoe,1 2oan
billiget al Set. 4-s9lt forbtoe sen
tD1fe Stotsfas1e at 6isfontcre nooen
Sill / &tgsbanfen. 5--9lt fcntroI=
1ere belt &igsbonfen for at iifre Gp=
fplbe1fe af aIIe 6e Mlliereocs sSoran=
itoltntnger. 6-9lt ia froftigere
sSorbol6sregler for at bircre, at tp'f
&apital goor til l16lon6et> iontt Gp~
bobning af 1t6enlatoife Nenae. T.
Shafnart font OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il
tilIa6er set at itarte lbiteoeIle al
&egieringslaan / @nlo. 3-MGtt
tpinge ben tpife &egiering til at beb=
b1i me6 at uoligne @uln eller gas
u6enlan6if Mpnt minoit 25 Brocent
af u6ferielsberoien.
&obe6iagen / set fronFfe Wcr1lo-
ran6nn1, Ser er franif @tohforiloa
moo Sir Sssobn @ranobnrns @lon at
in6ittl1e alle tpife fontante s(forog
og 8etaling &orer / fIere Mor, Iig-
ger / en- in6trengen6e s!nbefoling
om at paaifpn6e &onferanien i
8rusfel. j.. =
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-25

geIier Ser er Bit foretat blauot Sfo=
lebarn og bbor set biite fig at fra
Is til 20 Brocent df Dent bar ltnoer>
ern9ret.
Gn6og poa 6arne fin0e3 5arn
1er Ii6er unoer Mangel Hna tilitrGf
feIig Steering af ben rette @ort. Set
bor piit fig at mango 9o1'ooiitrif-
ter ct Der fn1t ca. 50 Brocen* al 9ar-
nene ser foor MeIf bber 0o1. s ct
2on66il ltrift / Mel1en1beitcn piite Oct
Jig at for bbert Ste 8arn bat Scr 2
ser itfe 6raf Melf 6ag1ia> cg 1 Nor
bbert 6te 8orn Ie6 nnoer en- iterf
@roo Of 1tn6ererttGrittg.
&aa 6entte 9lf6eltng al ltoitt(lin=
gen bIep Der biit og frembehet boor
oon &e9eI1nnsitg 0einina of 5fo=
lebernene pGffer 6eres Stttercsie iur
@utobeospleie og til at ipiic Sc rig,
tige @aringsftoffe. sit Scr tren>
ges for 6ette Mrbeioe / @foler11e bleD
fre1tbiit, oqfaa Metbooernc at Ier=
bere MeH i @folerne. -
2a11bbrugs6eparten1entet nteooe'
Ter at ifplge bba6 2erere % 2rrer-
in6er u6taler, bar 9gning / s('lDen=
oel1en of Oeelf forbe6ret 3arnenes
@nnoheo og foraaric3et at Ie bar
babt lterre sSrell1oang / Sfolerte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-25
@rs* Gbriit @mneri,ts,

Wfrs. Gbrii It @unerius bpoe tit
Silent Minneapolts ii6Itc 5onbas
efter lengere SD9eliebeo. 9lf6eoe
bar fp0t / george og blep 81 glar
gamn1e1. 66r bun flpttet til Mi11=
neapolis for benbeo 20 star iioel,,
boo6e bum / Tergus Sails on1fring
80 slor. @enoes Mono oeoe Der.
slfbpoe ober1ebes af fire @prn, sfr-
THUR og &enrp og Srdfnerne Millie
og &utb iorn alle bor / MinueapoIis
S6rgegu6stieneite bolbes Win=
neapolis i6ag og iaa blir 2ieet ienot
berti1 og Sorofeitelfen foregaar
imorgen 5ormiooog @. 9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-25

Gorn1o11bett / Mrbeioernes fogIige.
2nnos osorgnni1ation / Noree, 0le 81.
2ia1t, bar MI afgit 8eretni1,g OH,
Drgnnifotionens @rfionbeo / 1921.
Set melt itrteresiantes i bettne 8e-
retping ct ct glffnit, iont, bier Sen
boIofomit11e Meoga11g / Me6lemsa11
toIlet fa11rnenlignet mes 1920. Seo
|l1bgonae1 af 1920 bab6e Organtia-
tionen' iolt 142,642 Meolslnmer.
@eo l1ogangen af 1921 bur Ser igien
95<965, 1ne6 on6re Oro en- geeogang
paa 1867 eller 1927 Brpee,,t. 5
Marets 2pb bar Orgo11ilotioreu og=
faa miitet 265 of 6e 1890 sSaefor=
eninger Sen beitob al beb slarets lis
gang (1920). Neoganacn ct al
1ninoeIig olle Sc itore sSaqIorbuno
iom banner Srgnnilntioner oq bor
:sn6ef steo a1le 2anoets Tplfer
ion1 @perne. slf @eretnineeu fren1=
goor bioere at Orgoniiotionerne /
1921 bar ct ltn6er1flto pao 1.6 9ril=
Iion &roner, i6et Q6gifter1e bar
21.8 Wftlltoner &roner, mems eSn0=
.tn0tcrne bar 2O.2 Meillioner &roner.
Frnfcsior @albemur @elter9oarb
Grofesior / S,iitorie pco :Gonsona
College / CALIFORNIA pil hploe lcf*
5Sorelrs11inger rc61 &riitiu1io 'l'i=
beriitet n1eo E:nl:e: @roflcl1s Il
Mmeritn. Frofesipren bil 6iSie
sSorelns11inger 6elri. BET politiife
Mmertfa, 6armerbenrgelicn. Mrbei=
oerbebegelien, &apttaIisrnen, set I'M
teleftuelle og aanoelige Mmerifo og
tililut Mmertfas 5tormogts1ttlling.
&rofesior 8eitergoaro 1ar ubgit ct
&erf ONT 6e 6anif=peftin6iife Gers
&iitorie fra 1871 til 1854. San er
n6ien6t af sSnititute Of :S2ntcrnatio>
nal EDUCATION. Set har til sSor1naoI
at ftptte Jorbin6elIcr mellem Sc
Sorene6e Stotcr oc europa. ierlia
be6 bDtte al 2ererfreiter ntellem
Sbiifolerne. Snititutet CT en Mfoe-
ling af Garneeies Trc6sfono. ga
ban ogiao er Stipenoiot fra 9be
.Mmericon- -Scanoinabtan s5ounoatt<
on ffa1 ban Stodfbolm og &iebe'1-
babn giGre @tuoter behfon1n!en6e.
@ieberre6emmet ober Giteriieen:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-25
SRA @len6ine, Minntdnd..

Dh ieg bil foranore min sloresie,
faa bil ieg ien6e en- 9aler '1neo oct
famine. Seq er fer oper 8tnteren
for min @ebreo og leg mao ii;;~ot
2ltfte11 er goo ber. Men oct er ot1=
trent set beoite, 90 alt er iaa oprt.
80 Gents for en- 8ubiel Toteter og
alle Eing on1trent ligeoan. 2 Ser er
mango rige 5olf> men ogiaa nta1tge
fottige. Seq bor alorig Jet en- 9D
meb idd mango in1an @Dtter % 2og<
bus ii1eb to BereIier er bet al oper.
Sotitn1e nieS ire, tnen Be Ell Ige lao
ftor Ns1 iaiit be 1tlorf, Mel Jed faat
ilNtts ,1teo Ell netltig httteL
Ners, Carrie Edllefsan, ),
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-25
Melf er so6 T56t.

weo 9sational Guirp erpoiition
Der fonot Steb / gt; Eoul fra bet1
zoe til ben 146e Sftober. frcnoiite
briigsoeportenie1itet paa en- a.
fine afoelinger forifiellige ssslluitra-
TONER Ser bite MeIfens @etpottue
for :fddbel Barn iom 1orne. ... !,
ut tiian et1otttt lite bar faat Si,
nene q for g1elfsts gtrrsi fem ssa.
atAstiooel e. bepsit beo l1nbsrie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-25
9ua,,,ter Morris e. itrena.

Sra Msinneapolis berettes> at
Sp6eraloommer Mnge Morris bar
iuget @fref it1o i Dem Iom 0riper
~Moonibine" -&rafif / SrillingbD-
<erne. !&an bar allere0e lcnot iaa.
t1o1ge til Senglerne at sc ct ober-
fplote boaoe i Wsir1neapoIis og st.
Saul, og MI n1aa 6e gbriae gaa til
6e1gilerne / anore ,1terliegenoe
Counter. &an biier in9cn Sfoan-
lel moo bette Baff af 2obforbrDoere.
Desflere unbifpl6nt11ger sc fon1tncr
n1eo 6esit6rre blir Stroffen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-25
@mHterfr9ie I Gnslanb

&oolittonsminiiterict nn0cr Da<
bis 2lop6 George er goat u6of ST.
itorien og England itaar oberfor en
politiif Strife. 21op6 George ir16le=
berte fin &eiignation til &on9cn it6-
ite Tors6ag, i6et ban ia, at Ian life
lengere fnn6e bere bans &aobgi=
Der, og at ban bnr6e ann1o6e Sin
oretp 8onar 2atp ON at 6onne en-
mt6lerti6ig &egiering, til Ser f,1n6e
bol6es &alg ober bele 2a1,6et.
SO Sinter efter tilfal6tc &ongen
8onar 2am, iom efter at babe taft
me6 bam 20 Minutter gif ino rao
at 6anne &egieringen, bpis bans
Eartt bar enig set. Mon penter
poa, at oen npe &egjering pil blipe
oannet te1nnelig burtig.
21opo George, iom bor r)crifer /
ier Mar, opgob imi1en6e fit Gn1bcoe
@en ban los set blipe bef;enot, at
ban iffe oerneo baboe opgipet &o,n-
pen. &an agter at faite Zig i11o /
Salgfampen u6eluffen6e / oe,1 @en=
figt at gienbinoe @agten. San bar
Stette fra 6e fonierbotibe Miniltre,
Iom MI bIeb faitet poo Gyren 1o31=
men me6 ban, og iom life Dor ioo
li6et at iige Set 1fonlerbotiue Norti.
San feler Zig ogiaa filter poo, at
oe 1ibera1e @lementer bill itptte Do,u,
ia at Sen iterite Del af gcIgcrne i
bam ier fin be6ite sSgrer.
Set bil uoen Tbil blibc eu Iib1ig
Ga1gfan1pagne, biitndf 6en libligtc
paa mango Mor. Set bar @onor 2olp
fom er en neiten iaa TIT &ol;ttfcr
iom ielbe 2loD6 George, ser gab 4o-
alitionsminAteriet DeositGoct.
Set bar ct ganife interesia1,t D}s=
oe, iom bleb boI6t / Gorltuu Glut
forleben. Ser berifeoe fer 0ct*
Mfbol6elie BEN iterite l1pisheo on1.
bborleoes oct bil6e en6e. Oas6ag
bar Sc f1elte Menneifer fer filter
paa, at 6e &o1ierbatibe bilbc encs
om at fortiet meo at itette Mcgie=
riugen> og ielb 2lopo George hob6e
| lite ben ringeite Mnelie ON, at bars
Salb bar iaa ner foreitaae1oe.
8onar 2atps &enner er itro1len-
Sc. Sc flyer, at ban er iterf mol til
at fire @egieringen en- lang Stu,to
uoen at u6ifribe npe @alg, me11 Soft
fo11 fien6er Shllingen, go6t> tror
set lite. &bis set er, iom Sc be6ite
politiife 2e6ere flyer, bill ser blibe
| uoifrepet 11pe galg burtigit ntlt!ie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-25

rerne til andre 2an6e, biloe Semitic
set @prog font Soft foritaar, foa
bi1be Sprogfpbrsmaolet 1pic Jig ielp
ia ban. Salen paab6rtes tnco me-
gen SsSnteresie. @aitor 8. &iernion
.bil nnoer &reltefonferenccn io1n boil
oes ber, ngdaa bol6e ct ;yoreordg ont
sfe6rearben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-25
9oftor besaar selrmurb.

Dr. SSSrbing S. @rols, en frcmra>
gen6e 2ege @abpeton hegif GeIp>
moro tgaor beo @9ngning. San
bar babt Mnfalb of Sinosipogbeo
for.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-25
T. J. Hidden
&anbi6at til 2egislatnren.

@ra6ue11t fra &eiifolen Sfeo 8i1tg,
boI6t public @fole bette GountD i,
ii Mar, fi6en peret 6arn1er. 80
.Derfom ieg blir balgt hir ieg ta5
fo1t Stan6pnnft for bet. alntere2
SOILS SSttteresier; og arbeioe og item
n1e for oisie efer beofte Gpne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-25

~ ~s@jgb Sine 8arer boz be,,t Der
aperterer port glao, 90 fertnl at
Du faa Gnnoneen Der.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-25

- $50 &nnting" -Noticer er It
foa figbt i ltgeb1a6ets Er9ffer!. &rc
for IS cts. u
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-25

PAID ADVERTISEMENT p
Published and paid for by T. ]. Hill
den at the rate of 10c per line. III
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-10-25

&ar 0u noget at fnlge: Ioo Id
os Mpertere oct for Dig. nn BIT I'd
,,aa bet ftore, tiebeopstEee publtlunt
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
Donald Pollock will enter the

Donald Pollock will enter the
U. of M. this year.
Annie Mcclure, of Redford, is
visiting at the home of D.J. Black.
Frank Little has been added as
new operator in the telephone
office.
Steve and Den Windsor we're in
Yale Tuesday on visit to their
brother Dick.
Joe Williams is tearing the barn
down in the rear of his residence
and will build a garage.
Mrs. Nancy Black left Monday
for Glencoe, Ont, for an extended
visit with relatives and friends.
We were unable to find the pub
lished list of assigned ministers
at the recent Methodist Protes-
tant Conference at Gull Lake, but
have been informed that Rev. c.
f. Stroup has been returned to
his charge here.
uASiLlOCIo VI IIiC mCLHOdloI Iplo-
copal choir spent the weekend at
Cedarwood, guests of Mr.. and Mrs
j. E. Staley. Louise Africa. of
Ohio, was a visiting guest. while
three old members. Ruth Greg
ory, and Mr., and Mrs. Ventry
Hisey were privileged to be there.
George Green and Peter Regan
had near calls last week in having
their machines come up missing.
They did come up missing. but
fortunately both were found not
very far away from where they
were parked on Main street. Who
ever had the nerve to run them of
evidently knew not how to manip-
ulate the gears, and both were
abandoned, one on Wood street
and the other about two miles or
the Brockway road.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31

Mary Sexton will teach the
Brockway school this year.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Sa-
lerno, Of Yale, last week. son.
Thos. Johnston is having his
dwelling house on Mechanic street
re-shingled.
Editor Graham, of the Sanilac
County Times, was Yale caller
on Friday last.
Miss Roxy Davis Of Port HUI
ron, is the guest of Mrs. John
Wark this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Peacock are
now nicely located in the rooms
over the Holden drug store.
Faye Wight is preparing to go
to Madison, Wis, where she will
take a course in Home Economics.
Leta Holden leaves for Grand
Ledge Sunday, where she will
teach one of the grades in the
schools there.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Martin
returned Tuesday evening from a
three weeks trip and visit among
Indiana friends.
Grant Holden, son Rex, James
Melrose and j. A. Menzies motor
ed to Saginaw Sunday and spent
the day in that city.
Kenneth Carpenter, who has
been the guest of Frank Little for
the past three weeks has returned
to his home in Everett, Mich.
Byron Burch and wife and lit
tie Mary Bradley, of Midland
were guests of his sister, Mrs.
Anna Burch the last of the week.
Next Monday, Labor Day, the
Yale and Melvin base ball teams
will cross bats at City Park. Let's
all turn out and help the home
boys win.
The James Wallace home on
First street has been beautifed
by a handsome new porch across
the front of the house and the
whole freshly painted.
Mr.. Martin, director of the
chemistry department of the Bay
City schools, and family were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7.
Greenman this week.
Base ball game between Fargo
and Emmett at Emmett Sunday.
Sept. 3. This is the second game
for the county championship, and
hot contest may be looked for.
Both teams want To win.
The new school building at I'M
lay City not being completed. the
various grades and high school
will open as usual on September
5th, in the city hail., the Masonic
hall, a store and possibly q
church.
We notice by the Times-Herald
that DR.. G. c. Stevens veterinary
of Port Huron. and son of Dr.
Stevens, of Yale, has passed the
federal examination conducted in
Lansing and that he is now auth
orized to conduct subcutaneous
tuberculin tests in Michigan and
empowered to test cattle for both
state and interstate shipments.
We congratulate Chauncey on his
success.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31

more locals on page 4)
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31
Ready For School?

Note Books Composition Boeks SC and 10c Tabletsbeer
than Pencils all prices Ink that's right Rulers Erasers
COmpasses CrayOlas Water CoIOrs
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-08-17
CRIMINALS OF PLANT WORLD
What Are Known az creepers Have
the Faculty Of Stranollna Life
Out Of Trees.

The common ivy Is real criminal
Of the plant world. When 1t has no
wall to climb, it will live on other
plants, sapping their vitality as IL
creeps higher and higher, until its
victims are sufrocated.
A similar fate overtakes trees In
Central American forests which re-
ceive the attention Of a creeper called
the matapolo, or treekiller. The lat
ter grows very quickly, the tendrils
oyerhanging the trees branches and
reaching down to the ground. where
they take fresh root. Soon the victim
is surrounded by a regular thlcket Of
creepers. which deprive 1t Of both air
and light.
A variety Of wild fig La just as cruel.
A bird, perhaps, drops seed in the
fork Of tree. The seed soon germi-
mates. and its roots cling to the trunk
Of the victim as they make their way
to the ground. Once the ground Ii
reached, the strangiing process begins,
for the fig grows rapidly, crushing
out Its victims life so completely that
1t disappears entirely.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-08-17
GATHER EGGS OF SEA FOWL
indians on the West Coast of WASH
ineton Take Desperate Risks
Robbina Murres' Nests.

The sea fowl known as the murre
arrives off the west coast of Washing
ton early in the spring finds a slit in
the rockcliffs or a convenient ledge
where, with no nesting material, the
eggs are laid. Egg gatherers, mostly
Indians, climb the cliffs daily, taking
out one fresh egg from each nest. The
climbers maintain their positions on
the almost perpendicular rocks by chip
ping out hand and foot holds from the
cliffs. These are used year after
year. A bag hung from the neck and
extending down the back contains the
egg harvest.
The egg of this sea fowl, the Detroit
News states, has excellent nOurishing
qualities for invalids, and contains an
abnormal amount of white albumen.
Though the murre suhsists on fish, the
flavor of the egg is not dissimilar to
that of the domestic hen. A curious
feature in cooking is that the albumen
does not become sOlidifed and of an
Opaque Wilderness, as does that of the
chicken egg, but retains its jellylilIe
character and is light blue in color
In size the eggs are approximately
that of the goose.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-08-17
EAST CHARLESTON
Mrs. l. R. WOLCOTT, Cor.

Mr. and Mrs Walter Stevens
are the parents of a daughter,
born August 18th.
Ms G. | Lafrance and daugh-
ter, who have spent the past
month at w G StoddardS has
returned to their home in Med
ford, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Morse of
Barton visited relatives here
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Homer Locke
spent the past week on an auto
trip to points in Vermont and
Canada.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Bickford
and daughter of Wheelock are
visiting her parents, NJ and
Mrs Geo Morse.
Mrs Violet Bacon is the clerk
in Stoddard's store.
Mrs M Leithead Of Newport
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs [
G Buck.
Mrs Will Locke is visiting
relatives in Coaticook, Que.
Dawson Keyzar is visiting
relatives in Orleans.
VIM Colburn is entertaining
his brother, James from Mich.
This is the first time the broth
ers have met for over forty
years.
Mrs C F Barney is visiting
relatives in Sawyerville, Que.
Mrs Henry Foster and daug-
liter of West Burke, recently
visited her father, Kilt Hudson
Rev and Mrs Dierlamm are
spending months vacation al
their homes in Ontario. They
are making the trip by auto.
The annual picnic of the M
w of A was held at Echo Pond
last Saturday. The weather
was fine and a good crowd en-
joyed the outing.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Courser
and son visited relatives in
Troy the past week:
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-08-17

While the bees of this country gath
err something like $75,0O0,OOO worth
Of honey in single year, they do a
larger service for mankind in that
they enable the fruit-grower to pro-,
duce from five to ten times that value
in more and better fruit. In order
to raise young bees the older bees
gather what is known as pollen from
the flowers. In the act of gathering
it they scatter the pollen from one
flower to another, thus bringing about
what is known as pOllinlzatioa4 so nee
essary to perfect fruitage. While the
bee, of course, has no regard for its
human owner, yet in the very act Of
serving itself when 1t carries pollen
into the hive to feed its young, Il
makes more and better fruit.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-08-17
Patrol System for Roads.

The federal government requires the
several states to maintain federal aid
roads after they have been built,
writes Charles Pierce Burton In Har-
per's Magazine. This Is leading in
evitably to general adoption by the
states of the patrol system of main
tenance, which has been brought to
great perfection in France.
The patrol system is intensified
maintenance. A section of from five
to ten miles is allotted to one man,
who constantly watches for defects
and repairs break at once instead
of waiting for the entire road to 90
to pieces before doing anything which
until recently, was the American plan.
Eternal vigilance Is the price Of
other things besides liberty.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-08-17
Why Writer

At recent meeting Of a London
literary club an author gave an ad-
dress on the subject, "Why Writer
Lest anyone should accuse him Of
adopting any pose Of literary Phari-
saism, he frankly treated his theme
autoblographically and for this purpose
set out automatically his motives (a)
when he first began to write, and %
at the present day. In the first case
the total was made up Of 30 per cent
ambition % per cent vanity 30 per
cent the urge to earn a living and 3
per cent something TO say IN the
second case ambition had disappeared
and the proportions had changed TO
80 per cent earning a living, % per
cent vanity, 20 per cent something to
say,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-08-17
Good Word for Hobbies.

One strike made by the modern maid,
both in philosophy and ethics. ids that
of doing justice to the hobby. Hobbies
not infrequently assume a scientific
or at least a quaSi-scientific form.
Happy Is the man whe is an amateur
botanist, and amateur zoologist, an
amateur anything, which brings him
into kindly contact with nature. Take
it by and large, the world is much bet
ter off for hobbies than it would be
without them. Even in the tolerant
and Multiplying smile bestowed on the
hobby there is recognition that his
hobby Is harmless, but in 800 cases
out of 1000 the hobby is positive
benefit. Almost always it is health
preserver and more times than it gets
credit for it has proven a life-saver.