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R. P. RfcKSE. Sec'y and Business Mgr.
Blessed are the peacemakers whenever the time is ripe.
Mr, Hoover must have tried recently
to buy a steak for dinner.
Chancellor Michaelis is playing ca- S 1008 1976—McDonald, Thomas Francis, Lake Placid, N. Y.
mouflage with Germany's war plans. J1013 544—Walton. Wallace, Au Sable Forks, N. Y.
1014 2948—Pierce, Howard Arvine, Westport, N. Y.
1018 2144—Lawless, William Tcvhn, Ray Brook, N. Y. ..
A moral victory is always welcome, 1021 1883—Collins, James Edward, Lake Placid, N. Y.
but it has to be backed with cold steel 1025 2506—Mallen, James Henry, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
1026 2543—Tromblee, Earl Gilbert, Ticonderoga. N. Y.
to impress the boche.
• 1035 2410—Hayes, Hartwell, Bloomingdale, N. Y.
U()43 2426—Paquin. Nelson, Bloomingdale, N. Y.
A patient world is waiting for the
, 1052 3029— Hathaway, Fred Herbert, Willsboro, N. Y.
moment when Russia shall exclaim, 11054 838—Manning, Thomas Henry, Port Henry, N. Y.
"Oh, what a headache!"
< 4057 1410—Pratt, Charles Leland. Mineville, N. Y.
1070 1255—Kimball, August Wilfred. Mineville, N. Y.
' 107S 237—Emnott, Harry Albert. Elizabethtown, N . Y.
Why did not the keep-the-army-at- 11080 422—Maynard, Harold A., Jay, N. Y.
homesters think to have their friend !lO84 344—Stafford, Glenn Able, Essex, N. Y.
11090 3007—Cooley, John Logan. Willsboro, N. Y.
the kaiser keep his army a t home?
{1092 2970—Vaughan, Henry Alvin, Westport, N. Y.
11093 442—Sumner, Herbert W.. Upper Jay, N. Y.
Prodigal sons who return now must ! 1106 3004—Collins. Berton E., Willsboro, N. Y.
be satisfied with "cheaper cuts" from i 1114 2816—McCaughin, Sherry Patrick, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
J 1127 1907— Puhrer, Frederick Wilson, Lake Placid, N. Y.
the old steer. The veal must be con11128 566—Hartson, Milton S., Keene, N. Y.
served.
'Italia Irredenta" makes a better
One can hardly blame the little j
slogan every passing minute.
i hands of devoted canners throughout j
the land for talking about the fruits j
Russia is longing to call Field Mar- of victory.
shall Winter to its assistance as heretofore.
fl sale Place lor SavingsTHE OLD BURLINGTON SAVINGS BANK HAS TO
ITS CREDIT:—
SEVENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE.
MORE THAN THIRTY THOUSAND
DEPOSITORS
LIVING IN EVERY STATE IN THE UNION AND EV
ERY CONTINENT OF THE GOBE.
OVER EIGHTY MILLION DOLLARS OF ASSETS
FOR NEARLY THREE- QUARTERS OF A CENTU
RY IT HAS STOOD FOR STABILITY.
FOUR PER CENT. INTEREST, SEMI-ANNUALLY.
Grounds Upon Which Exemption
Claims Are Based
G. P. SMITH, President
F. W. PERRY, Vice-President
F. W. WARD, Vice-president
LEVI P. SMITH, Vice-President
C. E. BEACH, Asst. Treasurer
Following is a list of persons and their addresses who were
There are reasons for believing that j in the last call for military service who have filed claims for
the latest peace answer is intended J exemption or discharge and the grounds on which they base
Autocracy is as wise as serpents and
largely for the relief of the blind in ] t h e i r c l a i m s :
as harmless as forty-two centimeter
Germany.
guns.
MARRIED MAN WITH WIFE OR CHILD:
DEPOSIT WITH
rue (ity Natal id
There is a suspicion that Hinder- 834 1521—Szoke, John, Witherbee/ N. Y.
837 2997—Blanchard, Lyman, Willsboro, N. Y.
This is going to be a good winter
berg is the honorary president of the ; 8 3 8 2222—Dwyer, Eugene Edward, Lake Placid, N. Y.
for successful experiments with smoke- "Keep the American Army a t Home" |842 2650—Saunders, Charles Henry, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
less furnaces.
league
]844 2280—Valentine, Charles Hersey, North Elba, N. Y.
845 780—Durnin, Frank William, Port Henry, N. Y.
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, ~ ,
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• |847 2760—Stott, Benjamin, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
Nothing else in this world hits the
n
Von Bernstorff s favorite diplomatic 8 5 1 267—McDougal,
g , Alvin Vincent,, Elizabethtown,, N. Y.
pro-German outfit so hard as the
character is that Old Testament wor- 853 2809—Howes, Ralph Waldo, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
plain, cold facts.
thv Joab who stroked his opponent's 859 1700—Manning, Ford Cauldwell, Port Henry, N. Y.
the i 8 6 0
861
Prussian militarism to the people:
knife under thefifthrib.
!865
"But what's the use of a divorce now,
867
when I can't give you any alimony?"
Does the senate know what it is873
about in agreeing to vote on the War877
Should American Red Cross nurses Revenue Bill some weeks ahead be- 878
lye sent to Siberia, Nick Romanoff will fore Mr. LaFollette has fairly begun 880
be suddenly finding himself in a pre- to speak on it?
carious state of health.
Prices of beef and pork in London 902
I t is presumed that Germany will after three years of war hold out the 912
918
come to the relief of embargoed neu- hope that prices of meats may decline 920
trals just as soon as she can spare a with the increase of our own partici- 929
few regiments from the western front. pation in the war.
933
1700Mi
F dC l d l l
P
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1094 1213—Heda, Mike, Witherbee, N. Y.
1126 1293—Petrello, Peter Antonio, Witherbee, N. Y.
SON OF WIDOWED MOTHER:
CHARLES L. POOL, Chairman,
835 2824:—Mulvey, James, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
WILLIAM H. ROBERTS, Clerk.
953 229—Cross, Joseph Henry, Elizabethtown, N. Y.
971 2321—Welch, Richard James, Blue Ridge, N. Y.
206—Ploof, Fred L., Crown Point Center, N. Y.
JLocal Board for Essex County, N. Y., Elizabethtown, N. Y. 998 2304—LaBier, Willie H., Blue Ridge, N. Y.
)1024 2810—Johnson, Albert Peter, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
To District Board Northern Judicial District, Division No 1 1071 1999—Musgrove, John, Lake Placid, N. Y.
Malone, N. Y.
WIFE AND MOTHER DEPENDENTS:
870 1477—Shaw, Joseph, Witherbee, N. Y.
LIST OF PERSONS EXEMPTED OR DKCHARGED FROM 874 989—Anderson, Andrew John, Mineville, N. Y.
WIFE AND AGED AND INFIRM PARENTS:
THE SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Local Board for Essex County, N. Y.,
Local Board for Essex County, N. Y., hereby certifies to District Board, Northern Judicial District, Division No. 1 Malone,
N. Y., the following list of names of persons and their addresses
who have been duly anl legally called by said Local Board for
the military service of the United States and who have been,
by said Local Board, exempted or discharged within the meaning of the Rules and Regulations prescribed by the President
under the act of Congress approved May 18, 1917.
934
938
939
942
955
978
986
9S0
<996
1000
2002—North, Scott Wallace. Lake Placid, N. Y.
1989—Meyers, Moses, Lake Placid, N. Y.
2789—Clemens, William Henry, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
2335—Dorsey, Albert Paul, Schroon Lake, N. Y /
299—Barnaby, Richard Mathews, Essex, N. Y.
1871—Burt, Roy, Lake Placid, N. Y.
8049—Martin, Jr., Joseph E., Wiilsboro, N. Y.
228-Cook, Floyd Davis, Elizabethtown, N. Y.
430—Pelkey, Irwin F., Upper Jay, N. Y.
2122-Gvmpal, Morris, Ray Brook, N. Y.
Liberal Interest Paid on Deposii
Capital . . . m$100,OOO.Oo|
Surplus and Profits 82,000.001
John F . O'Brien_._Presidejit|
John Haughran___Vice-Pre8.|
C. E. Inman
Cashier!
N
_ 9 4 °-LaClair, David R., Moriah N. Y.
2846—Tucker, Henry, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
2310—Moses, Leon Emery, Blue Ridge, N. Y.
2504—McNeal, Robert Lee, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
1633—Burzee, Samuel Rossen, Port Henry, N. Y.
1304—McClellan, James Edward, Witherbee, N. Y.
2270—Taylor, Ralph Alonza, Lake Placid, N. Y.
2345—Harris, Raymond Robert, Paradox, N. Y.
257—Kilburn, Willie Ramson, Elizabethtown, N. Y.
1109—Dessaint, Frank, Mineville, N. Y.
3111—Hewitt, Frank H., Wilmington, N. Y.
2723—Leach, Claude Dolbeck, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
2678—Wood, Harold Henry, Ticonderoga, N. Y .
1968—Lewis. Edgar William. Lake Placid, N. Y.
3019—Drinkwine, Frank, Willsboro, N. Y.
563—Edwards, Allen S.. Keene, N. Y.
2513—Ordway, Arthur James, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
2981—Ahrent. Frank F., Willsboro, N. Y.
937 2605—Ives. Clarence Putnam, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
941 1933—Hull, Franklyn Augustus, Lake Placid, N. Y.
Local Board for Essex County, N. Y., Elizabethtown, N, Y.943 146—Gonyo, Joseph, Crown Point, N. Y.
958 3106—Gelina, Anede, Wilmington, N. Y.
960 2606—Tohnson, Warren Morris. Ticonderoga, N. Y.
LIST OF PERSONS CALLED INTO THE SERVICE OF THE961 750—Clay. Paul Vallean, Port Henry, N. Y.
J968 150—Hickok, Harry Judson. Crown Point, N. Y.
UNITED STATES NOT EXEMPTED OR DISCHARGED
1970 400—Bursee. Armond J., lay, N. Y.
973 1875—Cayea. Ernest Fred, Lake Placid, N. Y.
4—Blaise, Frank Charles, Keeseville, N. Y.
Local Board for Essex County, N. Y., hereby certifies to Dis- 976
980 115—Cobb, James Andrew, Clintonville, N. Y.
i/*f R A O ^ XT *u
T J - • i rv- L - L Vx- • .
980 115—Cobb, lames Andrew, Clintonville, IN. Y
ct Board Northern Judicial District, Division No. 1, Malone, 992 2344—Margraves.
2892-Coughiin, John
James.
Westport.
N.Lake,
Y. N. Y.
Chester
Arthur,
Schroon
1001
George
N. Y., the following list of the names and addresses of persons ~
" ~32S—McKee,
" "
~ Richard, Essex,
^ N. TY.'
1016 1021—Brennan, John, Mineville, N. Y.
who have been duly and legally called for the military service 1003 2075—Winch, Halsey Horson, Lake Placid, N. Y.
of
the United States, and who have not been exempted or dis- 1011 570—Jaquish, Robert, Keene, N. Y.
charged:
1012 2369—Russell, Roy Napoleon, Schroon Lake, N. Y.
1015 3017—Denett, Joseph Walter, Willsboro, N. Y.
'866 169—Russell, Frank Carlton, Crown Point N Y
J1020
2540—Thomas, Chester Richard, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
868 2860—Eggleston, Loren R., Wadhams N Y
J1027
2423—O'Malley, John C , Bloomingdale, N. Y.
930 211—Whitford, Wallace, Crown Point Center N Y
J1028 2573—Carpenter, Eugene Samuel, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
944 2883—Stewart, Harold G., Westport N Y
j
1029
1258— Kobie, George, Witherbee, N. Y.
947 1050—Carlson, Arthur Charles, Mineville, N. Y.
1030 2529—Saunders, George Wesley, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
951 1008—Binan, Edward Leo, Mineville. N. Y
1032 929—Herriman, George E., Moriah Center, N. Y.
956 1075—Compton, Martin. Mineville N ' Y
1036 2045—Stickney." Stanley E., Lake Placid, N. Y.
957 2391—Brown, Everett C , Bloomingdale, N. Y.
1041 2822—Martin, Erwin Carlton. Ticonderoga, N. Y.
962
58—Bigelow, Harold Edwin, Keeseville, N. Y., R. F . D
11042
3027—Hart, Fred, Willsboro, N. Y. *
966 16o4—Egan, George Joseph, Port Henrv N Y
|l044
2763—Trombley, Lewis Edward, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
974 1320—Martin, Mike, Mineville, N. Y.
1048 1619—Beldon. Charles H.. Port Henry. N. Y.
975 1977—McLoughlin, Harold, Lake Placid Club N Y
U050 2168—Peacock, Tames Alfred, Saranac Lake, N. Y,
977 1859—Bickford, Carl James, Lake Placid N Y ' '
11058
2261—Sinclair. Edwin Tames, Lake Placid, N. Y.
979 1735—Roberts, John P., Mineville N Y '
J1060 2593—Gilleo, Niles Henry, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
981 832—McD®nald, John Gerald, Port Henry N. Y
1061
2440—Wardner.
Wavne H., Bloomingdale, N. Y.
983 2350—Jordan, Ernest Carl, Schroon Lake, N. Y.
1065 2274—Thornton, William Henry. Lake Placid, N. Y.
984 2648—Santhony, John Chester, Ticonderoga N Y
1067 17—Dague. Arthur William, Port Kent, N. Y.
987 1865—Brewster, Myron Remembrance, Lake' Placid * N Y
1068 2821—Martell John Walter, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
989 2692—Cobb, Aaron Moody Oliver, Ticonderoga N ' Y '
1069
802—Gouzie, Leo Joseph, Port Henry, N. Y.
993 136—Bush, John Walter, Crown Point N Y '
1074 691—Gregory, Alfred Stevens, Boreas River, N . Y.
994 872—Richards, Raymond P., Port Henry, N Y
{1075
378—Maloney,
Lucius LeRoy, Whallonsburg, N. Y.
997 2582—Delaney, Edward John, Ticonderoga,' N Y
11086 1766—Wheelock, Stewart, Port Henry, N. Y.
l§04 96—Poland, Arthur Lewis, Keeseville N Y R F D
) 1087 2869—Mason, Guy H.. Wadhams, N. Y.
1007 109g—Damian, Thomas, Mineville N Y
•» • • •
1088 2433—Stephenson. William Wallace, Bloomingdale, N. Y.
1009 624—Nye, Wells Erwin, St. Huberts, N. Y
1097 164— Pratt, Verne Levi, Crown Point, N. Y.
1031 2627—Moore, Hugh John, ticonderoga N Y
1099 272—Monico, Louis B.. Elizabeth town, N. Y.
1034 3038—King, Napoleon Joseph, Willsboro N Y
1101 1248—Kelley, William D., Witherbee, N. Y.
1038 1965—Latray, Henry Edward, Lake Placid N Y
1102
1174—Ginett, Leslie Mason, Witherbee, N. Y.
1039 138—Clark, Thomas Halsey, Crown Point N Y
1103 964— Ritson. Ralph, Moriah, N. Y.
1040 2618—Mason, Sherman,
Ticonderoga N Y *
T
1107
407—Fadden, Homer L., Jay, N. Y.
1045 1667—Hanchet, W illiam Henry, Port Henry. N. Y
1119 2136—Jones, Nelson Raymond, Ray Brook, N. Y.
1051 91—Mussen, Altus Adkin, Keeseville N Y
1120 1161—Fuller, Russell. Mineville, N. Y.
J053 2887—Baker, Curtis Abner, Westport N Y
1123 1152—Finnessey, James William, Mineville, N. Y.
1055 635—Benedict, Merly Frederick, Deerhead ' N Y
1125 13S0—Qrcuitt, "Charles, Witherbee, N. Y.
1056 2717—Hier, Raymond William, Ticonderoga N Y
1059 2802—Gray, George Seeman, Ticonderoga N Y
A RESIDENT 1&LIEN:
1064 1326—Massel, William, Witherbee N Y '
831 72.5—Aurilo, Alexander, Port Henry, N. Y.
1066 712—Murphy, Charles A., Minerva, N. Y.
852 1550—Uss, Steve, Witherbee, N. Y.
1073 2297—Duntley, Robert, North Hudson N Y
855 1218—Hermas, Antonio, Mineville, N. Y.
1077 5206—Baker, William, Newman, N. Y.'
[864 1254—Kerry, Wilford, Mineville, N. Y.
1079 2966—Torrance, Ralph Augustus, Westport, N. Y
j917 1602—Zegnonics, Mikolai, Witherbee, N. Y.
1081 2295—Duntley, Harrison, North Hudson N Y
1927 303—Bouchard,
3
3
,Alonzo,, Essex,, N. Y.
1082 619—Lamb, George Westley, Keene Valley N* Y
Ri
S
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931 1435—Rizzo,
Samuel, Witherbee,
N.YY.
1083 1058—Cawley, John Edward, Mineville N Y
1952 2472—DeAntonio, Tony Mzze, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
1095 1799—Gates, Frank, Newcomb, N. Y. '
J959 1189—Gravck, Frank, Witherbee, N. Y.
1098 268—MacDougal, Adam Henry, Elizabethtown N Y
1443—Ronanowsk, Wladis, Witherbee, N. Y.
1104 866—Powell, Charles LeRoy. 'Port Henry, N Y
991 1489—Skura. Frank, Witherbee. N. Y.
1108 262—Lewis, Walter Ruben," Wadhams, N. Y.
1005 1519—Szehfu. Joe. Witherbee, N. Y.
1112 1901—Estes, Ashley Eugene, Lake Placid N Y
1023 1269—Kovacs, Joe, Witherbee, N..Y.
1117 2602—Hogle, Martin William, Ticonderoga N Y
1033 1508—Stern, Fred, Witherbee, N. Y.
1118 883—Spring, Harry Elmer, Port Henry, N. Y. '
1047 1199—Guteroz, Constantine, Witherbee, N. Y.
1121 1861—Bisson, Clarence Henry, Lake Placid, N. Y.
1076 1083—Corba, Joseph, Witherbee, N. Y. ,
beard preparatory to inserting
of PLATTSBURG, N. Y
948 2864—Lawrence, Harry M , Westport, N. Y.
875 1702—Martin, Bernie, Port Henry, N. Y.
1085 2072—Williams, George Francis, Lake Placid, N. Y.
1105 593—Weldon, William, Keene, N. Y.
AGED AND INFIRM PARENTS:
897 185—Betts, Arthur D., Crown Point Center, N. Y.
932 1784— Bissell, Olin H,, Newcomb, N. Y.
946 2643— Rafferty, Walter Fay, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
thur William,
W i l l i a , South Schroon, N. Y .
967 2367—Richardson,, Arthur
19—Dague.
George
D..
969
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- , -Kent,
. . N.
- , Y.
.
2178—Robinson,
Leon
Herbert,
Saranac
Lake,
S
, N. i .
988 178Robinson,
Pt Henry,
H
N Y.
Y
1019 747—Clancy, Maurice William, Port
N.
1063 633—Beardsley. George Lambert, Wadhams, N. Y.
1096 202—Mullen. "Thomas Wm., Crown Point Center, N. Y.
SON OF WIDOW AND AGED PARENTS
1046 2890—Close, Kugh Edward, Westport, N. Y.
BROTHER DEPENDENT
1072 2192—Tellstone, Edward, Saranac Lake, N. Y.
MINISTER OF RELIGION
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1022 2497—Kelley, Rev. Michael Joseph, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
CHARLES L. POOL, Chairman,
WILLIAM H. ROBERTS, Clerk.
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