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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10
sHERBuRNE.

Mrs. E. NJ. Cummings visited at j. c. Car
nRhan's last week
Eugene Boutwell, went to Windsor Fri
day TO visit his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Doubleday re-
turned to Rutland Friday.
Ralph Plumley went to Ludlow one day
last week to look at farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hinckley went to
Rutland one day last week.
F. g. Spaulding is suffering with tonsili-
tbs; attended by DR.. Boyden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilson visited IN
Bridgewater Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Wilson OF Bridge
water visited in town over Sunday
Mrs. }. E. Davis and Mrs. III. f. Wilson
visited in Bridgewater last Thursday.
Rev. Clifford Smith and wife OF Pitts
ford visited at j. Z. Davis Monday on
their way to Meriden, \. H., to visit their
son, Howard, who is attending school at
that place.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10
A strona PIsy Wen Presented.

The Burlington Free Press. has the
following to say OF 1.-THE Middleman"
20 be presented in Dubois d Gays hall
/ Friday evening, Nov II, as the second
attraction in the Entertainment course:-
Louis J. Russell as Cyrus Blenkbarn in
! The Middleman, which was given at
the Howard Opera House last evening,
displayed a bit of some of the best char
acter acting seen in this city for many
day. His conception Of the role of the
wronged genius, battling against misfor-
tune and for a long time victim in the
snare Of a wealthy pottery owner, and
his final triumph, due to the success
gained after many years of constant labor,
was worked out with sucn feeling and
naturalness as to win him the favor and
applause Of the fair-sized audience pres
emit.
1.-The plot Of the play centers around the
inventions and untiring work OF Cyrus
Blenkharn, by whose invention Joseph
Chandler, once poor man, was raised
TO wealth aud fame. Mary Blenkharn,
the fayorite daughter OF her father, is the
victim OF a trap laid by Capt. Julian
Chandler, brother OF Joseph Chandler.
The young woman feels her disgrace
keenly and leaves home, unknown to her
father. Word comes to her broken
hearted parent that she is dead, and this,
together with repeated failure in his
invention, nearly drives the man mad.
The aged inventor finally succeeds in |
his invention after many years OF trying, |
and is made a rich man. His daughter /
married the man who was thought TO (
have been her betrayer and the curtain |
falls on the last act, with the daughter /
and father reunited.
"Mr. Russells acting throughout is OF
such nature as to require gift of feel /
ing that is bestowed on few actors who 1
have visited this city for some time. At /
the end OF the second act when he dis
covers his daughters disgrace, he rises to .
a pitch OF acting that makes the feeling OF
even the mar BILE hearted grow warmer.
THE other characters were god. Harry /
W. Reid, as the wealthy pottery owner,
received lis share OF the applause, while 4
Eloise Elliston, as Mary Blenk harm, was
above the ordinary in roles Of a similar
kind.
Ralph Brown, a former Burlington +.
boy, " no has been following the thestri
cal business for some time, Is a member
OF the cast. His conception OF the part .
OF Batty Todd, the man who is smarter
than anyone else, was commendable and
he made favorable impression"
The Randolph orchestra will furnish
music for the entertainment.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10

cool frosty mig hts
meanextra bed cover
ings. Here are some
csd blankets for you
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10

Blankets for Wrappers and
KimOnaS, k.0O 70 4.oO'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

Too Feeble.
Once again the noble solons.
Gallant gentlemen and true
Out Of kindness have refused 10
Let the suffrage bill 10 through
Lovely wOman"-Will GU note -
Isn't strong enough 10 Vote
she can keep household running.
Take In washings every day,
And by few such light exertions
For the family living pay.
But for an OF that please note
she's not strong enough % vote
With little shining needle
She can draw more money ia
Than her spouse can tn a er0wbar
Manage any way To win.
But alas the wise oQuote.
shes not strong enough 20 votep
Though she tends 70 an the duties
which the lurdiy voters shirk,
While they sit around the grocery
When they ought % be az Work
still they grumble 70 the throat
shes not strong enough - Vote
she can turn "A cFeaking Wringer
While her husband sits and talks
But she couldn't lift a ballot
And then drop IL IN a box.
Bless you, no Why, don't you note
shes not strong enough % vote
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy |
Pleasant to Take.

The finest quality of granulated loaf
sugar is used in the manufacture OF Cham
used in its preparation give il flavor sim
liar to maple syrup, making it quite pleas
ant to take. Mr.. w. l.. Roderick Of
Poolesville, Md, in speaking of this rem
edy, says:-'I have used Cham berlain's
Cough Remedy with my children for sew
eral years and can truthfully say II is the
best preparation Of the kind / know Of
The children like to take il and il bias no
injurious after effect" For sale by f. f.
Bryan, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10
Some Exceptional
lois q Blankets.

specially low pr
% chOuse from
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-12-29

CtSn6mn Gtendrstuu.

zzslleli JANE ;;z II 70 20 i;zkoiik slsiii X tt
lnn m rizne adresy krajannm Min
rlesotskJn Minnesotske Noyiny ma
uk4zku. Tsssime, 10 jiz kazdy Z tech,
jina1 czasopis zasilan byl, nohl Sc
znkts snahu nasi d rozhodl &c, zda-!i
55aaopis odihirati chce aneb ne. Ty,
kkefi si dalsi odbirani pfeii, prosi-
me laskave pfedplaceni. Ktefi by
vsak easopis tento odbfrati nehodla-
II, neci1r mas Iaskav6 o tom uyedo-
mi, abychom dalsi zasilku zastaviti
mohli. Hodlame ' budoucnosti za-
silati tasopis pouze ien tenn, kteff
& pfedplati to doufame, be ueini
kazdy Czech v Minnesota, nebof do
jigta kazdj must uznavati, zc Mime
sota mi zapotfeby listu, kteryz by
ssslTaal sos,s ieii zajIniii d y6noyal Ia
lezitostem Minnesotskym vice mi
sta, nezli mohon listy pro yseobec-
non cirknIaci urcent. Doufame. ze
ct1ne ctenafstyo seznaio nasi dobrou
will, atkoliv pfizname Sc, ze neni
posud List nae ma tom stupni, ma ja-
ktm a jej pfejeme miti na iaky
jsl siolista h6hem kratke doby uve-
tjane X tomu Jest nam ovsem ga
rotfeby veskerd podpory a pomcci
ysech uvedofnelych krajanu doufa-
me to-. ~ We nam il plnou meron
dostane.
We vsech ceskych osadach pfeje-
me sobe mfti dopisovatele a cile jed
natcle kdckoliv dosud takoye ne
name, zadane spdsobile k tomu
kraiany, ably Sc pFihlasili a doufa-
me, Ne buderne Jim moci posLytnnn-
ii uspokojiye nabidky. znamendme
Sc tIct9. g-2x.
Redakce a vydayatelstvo.
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-12-29
Redakce a vydayatelstvo.

y Pan karel Pokorny Biscay,
Linn. zastavil se naAe.n m4st9 '
pondtli, jsa na cest1 ma navsteyu
syeho bratra V Sarona, Wis. a pfi
IL pfilczitosti pfisel 81 tez pfedpla-
titi na Minncsotske Noyiny.
= Die zprayy zdrayotniho odbo-
ru udalo 80 v nasem meste za ii
mesicu konGicich 80. hstopadn, 1867
limrti. n tohoto poctu bylo 1876
pfipadd, nichz osoby pfisly zi-
yot nepfirozcnou smrti. s3 pfislo
4 zivot ~pfi nehodach, 40 bylo samo-
yrazed q 13 vrazed, . nichz z bylo
GiraYanfrn-
~ Hotel k pronaimuti 0 10 svet-
nicicll cis. 800 w. 9TH ul., We stfe-
dn tesk6 osady st. Paul, kde do
sud zadneho ceskeho hotelu neni.
Dohra pFile1;sost pro Gecila. Biz
ii podrobnosti sdeIi redakce tohoto
Iistn. lott.
= Pan Jan sR.aaaEiaG, b5yvaiJ obcaIa
st. Paulsky, syn naseho krajana p.
lana Raehaae eG!!s eG!!s. 33eee9 300 Harrison
ave. pFijeI sem tyto dny New
Yorku, by ii. prohIedl praci na ma
sem statnim kapitoln. Pan Rachat
IL poyoianim architekt . ma odbor-
ne vzdeIanf v tom odboru, jak zdej-
II TAX evropske, kde IN tim tice-
lem stravil delsi dobn naystfyil
rnnoha mGsta eyropska. Y uznani
jeho schopnosti vedomosti byl pfi-
;at tex Co architekt ma nasen stat
MIN kapitolu. Hodla se zdrzeti pres
svatky. Pfeielne p. Rachacovi za-
slouzeneho zdaru, jehoz &c svJrn pfi-
Slnenim svou pill dodalal.
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-12-29

st. Paul Je nase flfadoyna pro
vt. Paul a Minneapolis V elsie 500
wv. Z St. r. b. MatIach, mfstni
redaktor fiditel.
Austin, Aasttiisss, T T Gipra GGiipra.
Beroun, John Pulkrabek.
Blooming Prarie, Josef Rick.
Broweryille, John Musil Jos.
Iiavlik.
Candy, II. Click.
Hutchinson, J. Fl. Zila, f. u
herka.
Jackson, Volt Holecek.
London, John r. Lukes.
Monticello, Il. Hlinka.
Montgomery, Jos. Il. Sokol, Jan
David.
Myrtle, Anton Lukes.
New Prague, H. 3. Vanasek.
Olivia, r. Trochlil.
Owatonna, A. L. Rypka.
Pine City, II. $. Balata.
Seaforti,, Jac. Becvaf.
Silver Lake, Ottocar Sobotka a f.
III. Hakel.
Sturgeon Lake, Josef Hrubes.
Tabor, j. III. Vondra.
Wesley, M. j. Smfsek.
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-12-29
Pan VAlay pfibyl

nnrtnINs IokIuhH SsHpdHus NSuhsd-
ntho V Omaze, Neb., pfijeI sem V
zajmu jmenoyapeho listu minuly
tJden, vsak jelikoz chtel byti donna
na yanocni syatky, zd1zel SC zde
ien diva dny, pfi cemz prohledl ii
poprve nase mesto.
f~ Jelikoz neni nam mono, by
chom byli vzdy nasi dfadovne k
alezeni, s:sssssHiis@iiiiii s:sssssHiis@iii iisIrIe Vi ufudnii
hh,,liny, kkdy budou mas moci vsichni
resi- pfizniyci, af "a jakoukoliv "a
liexitosti, nalezti. Rano do 10 ho-
| din; odpoledne cd phl jedne do Q
hodin q vecer cd pil sedme do T..
Y sobotu cel6 odpoledne a Ue6er.
tf.
+ We yyro6ni schnzi spolku sy.
Pavla, cis. s, z. G. X. J., odbyya-
me 5. /. m, byli zvoleni nasleduifci
1fednici ma pfisti rok: Pfedseda
Jos. Machovec, mistopfedseda Ro-
man Hnspek, taicm. jos. Ikhaml.
ucetni tai Karel First, pokladnfk
Fr. Skarda, prvni praporecnik FIR.
JandfFise, slrsiliy praporecniik Anton
Vopat, yysetfnjics vJbor Jan Sew
elk, Vac. Konsel; financni vybor
ban Ssv5ik rok, Fr. Sevcik i ro-
Ky; priyodcl Vac, kol<es spelkeTS
Itkaf DR.. Vic. Hovorka, dornoynik
| Jan Vanek.
Pan II. II. Dyofak Inanzel-
kou odieli ma svatky do Montgomo-
| ry k naystev6 rodiGI pi. Dvofakoye
d znamych, iichz tam maii hojnt.
3. $ j. E. DAILY, y5pomocny list
koyy jednatel Chicago Great West
icrn drahy, byl by malem pfisel o
zivot We sve dfadovne. Pfi otevira-
| nj listkove skFfne vysoupnul pfilis
Ivysoko valcovou plochu skfin6, KITE
ri nhiiic na ncho spadia k zemi
IJej pfirazila. Byl dopraycn do ne
Imocnice sy. Josefa, kde shledano, ze
lma hlubokon ranu ma Cele lekafi
obayaji Sc, 10 ma tez lebku poranG-
nou.
= DR.. Faulkner, jenz dfiv6iEi
leta provoz0yal lekafskou praxi v
nazem mest6 Il hlayne ceske ctyr-
| ii a posIedni dobou usadil sc v
Lonsdale, Mimi, pfijel manzel-
kou dstmi ma svatky do st. Paul
a pfi te pfilezitosti t2 Sc pfisel ma
| mas podivati. Jak nam sdtlil. do
lchazi nas 6asopis okoli Ionsdale
lyEeobccneho rozsifeni tamejA kra~
jane pfdli by 81 ttz zprdyy 3 jcjich
okoli.
r We vYroGni schnzi sboru Ce-
| Ichie, Gis. IL, j. G. d., odbyyan6 dnc
I25. prosince 1901 byly zyoleny ma
-ieziujici ddfadnice na pffsti rok
yyslouzila pfcdsedka Kat. Kralova !;
| ii,,FFesaa=ssiIlka ii,,FFesaa=ssiIka RRosa sSanda; nam6stka
Marie Varhanik tajemnice Anna
Fristenska; i6etnicc Anna Nova !;
pokladnice Marie pavletek; dozor-
lkyne Antonio Buchta. Vybor ma
jetku Marie Jelinek, Marie Honsa
n Marie Vytha, lidetni vybor Marie
Jelinek, Anna Blahnfk a Anna Ko-
|Sl. Skolni yybor Anna skok a
Anna Blahnfk.
= v mestsktn yezeni naleza se
Ed. O'Toole ma obvineni, Ne vylou-
|pil psskafsky obchod p. 7. Noyot-
|nyho, 6emz nedavno jsne zpravu
Irfinesli. Tyz byl chycen pfi prode-
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-12-29

il ukradeneho zhozi JED prodayal
na rozlicnych mistech a bude &c mu-
Set zodpovidati, iak K nemu pfisel.
~ Kdo by 81 pfal dyousedadlovy
kodar, neb iin6 drnhy kocArii, po-
yoxa neb vozd, nechf se zastavi V
elsie 5s3 w. 7th st. tt
= Pani Marie Kasaloya . Move
Prahy zef jeii p. Mike Peroutka,
pfiieli sem ma svatky k dceri pani
KasaloyG pani Ant. Krutinov6.
y Pan Geo. Kostohryz, hostin-
sky Move Prahy dli zde navstevou
u svyoii Pffahttell.
r Dne 21. prosince odbyyala Sc
yJrocni schdze spolku Slovan, els.
., 9. s. T. ID. j a nasledujici u
fcdnici byli zyoleni ma pfisti rok /:
Pfedseda Martin kepl; mistopfed-
soda Jos. Sina; tajemnik Jan r.
Pafizek; lGetnik Frant. Belka; po-
kladnfk FIR. Hanzal; prnvodci Ka-
rel Roubik; ynitrni straz JOS. Got
fried; yenkovni straz Vojtech Sa-
mec; marsal Err. Kffha; ddyernik
Matej VaIek; vyslanci do sjezdu,
ktery 70 bude odbyvati Y mesici led
nu Montgomery, Mimi, jsou To-
mas Silha, FIR. Skok, Fr. Hanzal.
4. A. Horacek a Jos. Sima. We
schulz bylo tez uiednano zyysiti
plat lifedniklm a sice taiernnlkoyi
ze $6 ma S15, dCetnikoyi $S ma
$40 pokladnikovi $5 ma $40. -
Spolck Sloyan pfitomnG eta 100
tientui. Spolkoye imeni IA tfeti
ctvrtletl, konGici 30. zafi 1904 OBJ
nasi $1 1896.
jak minute ohlaseno, bude POI
fadan ma Noyy rok vecer u sini G..
>. ) +. r >. yanocni stromek a zdbavny
program cd des. syob. skoly. Dou-
fame, ze navsteva bude iednou z
neihojnejsieh.
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-12-29
Prouoldnt do 81. Paul a okoh.

ProUoldnt do 81. Paul okoh.
Jak znamo, mas spolecensky zivot
zde net6si 90 jiz po delsi cas- te Gin
nosti, ktera by mas vzajemne sblizo-
yala k dalsi prospesne a uzitecne
praci poyzbuzoyala. Vse ochabuje
je mrtye. Y tt pficin6 usnealo Sc
n6kolik tlenn byyaleho Sokola, syo-
Lett vefejnou schdzi ma Q. hodinu od-
poledne ma novf rok sini CsPS.,
za 1Gelem zalozeni tryaleho zabavne-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-22
Bloodhounds Not Successful in
heepin g on Trail Of Criminals
vic Been in Indianapolis Attempt to
Catch but Without Avail. Detectives
Faith in This Agency

Henry Poland's dogs Poland then lived in
Greensburg but has since gone to Chicago.
He sent us couple of large Danish hounds
big colts, and we put them on the
trail, and ! thought from the way they
started out that the chase would amount
to something, because they took the scent
at first and worked well.
"They took us all over the northern part
of the city. When they first started they
went off in a northeastern direction, and
the way they followed the trail was really
exciting After we had followed them for
some time the dogs led us to a shed in
back yard and there stopped and began 10
howl We, of course went in and found
large pooi of blood on the floor. From this
we took it that Watterson had also shot
one of his assailants, but this was all we
After we left there the dogs circled
around to the south and finally wound up
in the house of respectable FARMER near
Southport. They got away from the Keeper,
ran upstairs, through all OF the rooms,
moved everything down in their path ana
played havoc generally.
to be frozen, and we were mud from head
to foot when we returned to the city and
too tired to describe. We always beneVed
that the dogs were working all right when
they lost the trail and started for home,
and even in going home they got little
mixed and went into the wrong farm
THE next time we used the dogs" the
detective said, was when Frank Redmond,
the fireman at the No. engine mouse,
was shot by James Burton, WHO was al
tempting to rob the store of Job Eldridge,
which was directly across the street from
the engine house.
There were three men connected with
this murder-Carl Harvey, Edward Phillips
and Burton-and all were finally arrested.
but their capture was not brought about
by the part which the dogs played
"A day or so after the murder another
brace of hounds was brought here and put
to work They started off similar to the
other ones, and we thought our chase was
going to come TO something They led us
over a great amount of ground and finally
came to street-car tracks, and here the
dogs stopped. The keeper said il was here
that the murderer had taken a street car.
I'VE tried the dogs over again and again,
but with better results. for each time
they stopped at the same place, so we had
to content ourselves with knowing that the
man we were looking for had taken a street.
ride
'One time there was a murder committed
in Terre Haute," the detective continued,
land a pair of hounds were borrowed from
Henry Poland and put on the track. They
ran about town for awhile and finally went
up on the front porch where lived the
mayor of the town, and curled up to go TO
sleep.
There is only way to track GRIM
hat TO leave, land that is TO get out and
hunt down material clews yourself. / know
| II takes lots of work sometimes to do this.
| but 1t is a good deal better than depending
upon bloodhounds.