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The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1906-10-03

LNNR SALE CHEAP-F First Glass Work
Horse. MICHAEL ROBERTS,
*6W22 West Stafford.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1906-10-03

Agents for Butterick Patterns.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1906-10-03

WTANTED-Boy or young man to
w work at Green house. Apply to
JOSEPH j. BRAUN, Stafford Springs
Gilpin observer., 1906-11-22

10000 tons per day for plants in
operative or in the course of con-
struction. There is no single mill
on record in the state having a ca
pacity to exceed 500 tons daily,
while the smaller mills handle as
low as twenty-five tons per day. 1t
is estimated that the two leading
counties treating milling ore, San
Juan and San Miguel, each have
tonnage of about 5000 a day.
The other counties come in the
following order: Gilpin, 2,OG0;
Clear Creek, 1,S0O: Summit, 1900;
Pitkin, 1,050; Ouray and Lake, L.
600 each; Hinsdale, 800; Fremont,
$50; Ell Paso, Boulder and Gun
nison, 600 each; Mineral, Eagle
and Teller, 500 each LA Plata, 450;
Custer, 300: Chaffee, 250: Park,
200; Dolores and Larimer. $50
each; Saguache, 100.
Gilpin observer., 1906-11-22

A week from today will be
Thanksgiving when we are all sup
posed to offer thanks for the bless.
ings we have received during the
past year We of Central City and
Gilpin county, have some things
to be thankful for. perhaps many.
During the twelve months that
will close with the coming of the
holiday, our people have been fair
ly prosperous and in the county
many changes have come about
tending to better conditions ma
terially. While the effects of these
changes are not felt now to any
large extent it must be conceded
that they will eventually mean the
placing of this section in state of
general activity enjoyed in years
past when the camp was the prin-
cipal mining district of Colorado
Within the last few months some
large and prominent mines have
resumed operations and before a
great while will be in shape to
give employment to large forces of
men. The mines we have reference
to are those that have in years
gone by. when worked extensively,
placed the county before investors
and were the means of bringing
capital into the camp. Besides
the large mines that have already
started preliminary work which
necessarily precedes operations,
business affairs of other properties
are being placed in shape for the
commencement of work the first
of the year. The permanency of
Gilpin county as mining district
is fully established and the know
ledge of this one fact alone and the
feeling impressed upon our minds
that no matter what set-backs or
reverses the county may meet with
covering Il short period of two or
three years, it can recover from
brief spells of adversely and as
sumo its position among the lead.
ing mining camps, makes it ever
possible for us to feel grateful.
Gilpin observer., 1906-11-22
The Grand County Advocate

The Grand County Advocate is
strong in its denunciation of the
action of the canvassing board in
throwing out the vote of the
Sheephorn district. The reason
the board did not canvass the re-
turns from this precinct was that
the poll books had not been sign
ed by the judges of election. As
the law requires that the returns
be certified to by the judges, we
can't see how the board could have
done otherwise. The refusal of
the judges to sign their books
would lead one to believe that
something crooked had transpired
in the Sheephorn precinct. 1t is
reported that one of the Judges
has left the county and the others
refuse to sign unless his signature
is procured. Sixty-slx votes were
cast at Sheephorn and if these are
not counted it will mean the cleo
ton of the Democratic treasurer
instead of the Republican and will
mako the vote on the two candi-
dates for sheriff tie. The Advo-
cate says the Republican county
central committee will institute a
contest at once.
Gilpin observer., 1906-11-22

An old resident of this county,
seventy-two years of age, who has
made and lost two fortunes during
his life time, told us the other day
that he intended to leave the coun-
ty soon in quest of another fortune.
What do you think of that for
frmness and persistency? Seven
ty-two years of age and then start
ing out to make a third fortune!
Gilpin observer., 1906-11-22

The oldest and one Of the most
respected editors of the state, Gen.
George West, died at his home in
Golden last week at the advanced
age of eighty years. Gen. West
enjoyed the distinction of owning
the oldest weekly newspaper in
Colorado to be published continu-
ously. upwards of forty years, with
out change. of management-The
Golden Transcript. He was an
active member of the Colorado
State Editorial Association and at
the time of his death was historian
of the organization. Among the
newspaper fraternity of the state
he was always held in the highest
esteem as an editor of honor and
integrity and faithful worker in
the upbuilding of Colorado and a
loyal citizen. An irreparable loss
is suffered generally through the
death of the veteran editor.
Gilpin observer., 1906-11-22

There is a scarcity of laborers,
both skilled and upskilled, through.
out the country. Men are needed
badly by the railroads on construc-
ton work. The Western Pacific
can use 5000 men, the Northwest
ern 5000 and st. Paul 1000, say
ing nothing of the number needed
by other roads. Miners in several
of the mining states are in big de-
mand. In this county operators
are greatly hampered in their de-
velopment work in not being able
to secure miners. A prominent
mining man the other day told us
it was impossible for him to get
men, and the party in question has
always paid top wages. 1t seems
that the country and the western
states more noticeably ere suffer-
ing from too much prosperity.
Gilpin observer., 1906-11-22

The undertaking of Gov. Myron
Herrick and numerous western
capitalists to harness the waters of
Gore canon for the purpose of
generating power for electricity to
supply the state, is the most gigan-
tic proposition ever attempted in
the western section of the country.
II is the aim of the new corpora
tion to furnish electricity for
mines, towns, cities and railways.
Now that we know their purpose,
the next thing of importance to be
learned is the price the people will
have to pay for their electricity.
If the company eventually gets a
monopoly and undertakes to charge
what it wants the people will be
up against it. the same as they are
with the smelter trust. But then
have recourse from
an oppression from an electric
trust as they can establish plants
to be owned aud operated under
the municipal ownership system.
Gilpin observer., 1906-11-22

With thu exception o. San Juan
and San Miguel counties, Gilpin
leads all the counties of the state
in milling capacity. The Mining
Reporter which cln be regarded
us reliable authority in matters Of
this kind, gives the total capacity
of the mills now operative in Colo.
RADIO as 1000 tons daily and to
this may he added an additional
Gilpin observer., 1906-11-22
OFFICIAL PAPER GILPIN COUNT
Phone, Central LOG Residence Blk 6O2

Holy smoke. We were resting
in the hope that Senator Patterson
in the recent defeat had got his
stomach full. but now comes the
Silverton Standard IN an editorial
comment on the state election and
says defeat has only given Patter-
son taste for fighting.
Gilpin observer., 1906-11-22
Legality of Wills

II you contemplate making a will, or
are interested 10 the validity Of one, or
have an interest in az estater, call and
see me, or write me. l make speciality
Of the preparation and legality Of wills.
N. y. TANQUARY. Attorney st Law,
C0ntiasutu II Bldg. Denver. Colo
Gilpin observer., 1906-11-22
University Of Colorado vs.. State School Of
Mines.

The greatest game OF the year, to be
played at Denver, Thanksgiving Day,
November 2)tt. Specialt xcursion rates
OF Sl.5O on Colorado & Southern. Thea.
tre train leave, Denver at Has p. m. for
Idaho Springs, Central City and inter.
mediates.
Gilpin observer., 1906-11-22

Spudsg Well, guess! just go to
Hawleys. Two carloads-one Greeley
potatoes and one western slope.
Gilpin observer., 1906-11-22

Oranges aud bananas at Hawlsy's.
Gilpin observer., 1906-11-22
For Sale Cheap.

Four room house and furniture. Ap
ply to 7. II. Tfenoweth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14

ultlmDre IL. SHlIt 1OUb,
gicriteNcitc g]tnNc6otc merhcu bonn 6trcttnrIltnt
hes Utarhluno Suhtburta, Baltimore, MO, bis
3lim =. Slti 1906. Nn6mitiags 4 llbr. anlcs
Hommel lucrbct fiir ole SiefCrltnQ Gler Nbcit
WiatCridIiCu. @crtitC mo gSert5cuGc allcr &trtclL
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i'm WtnrDIath 3ubtbulo, baltimore, Mo, Ios
tbtg limo.
Sic 9trbcit uniabt 9htSarnbuna, Stcinarbrit
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2iIuuC lH0 ltortcl. ,Sitr hteic Stems ncroelt
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hCQlduhiQteH Gbct i'm NctrnRc bon 30 4Sro5ent
bCo gtn0chotC5 bCqlettct fem; ~bieiclhet miiiieH
aui cine unacfcbcuc Mani, Die @cibdftc i'm Siddt
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nce Ntrcttpriim5 ncS WtdrOInnh 3u6tbnu5 5aDIs
bar QeUadlt lein.
glac Rcrloncn. meItbc &oraaffIdnc sl ma
dlcn piinfbcu, miiiicu ibrc 9tnmen het Dem Pr
9ilrcdu, 9tr. 1924, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, @nltte
more. Wih., por hem 20. sunni 1906. ~ llbr
Wtittan5, ctnreidclt, @Hinc llrlo Spejittfnttoncn
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allc %9lnAehOtc abiupctiCil.
Nm ~guttrnBc bcs SircttortlmS oe5 W(urDlanh
3HdbtDaulee.
Sobu y. &eNler.
(SHni1t ,13.15) 2Sarbetl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
Edlmub . Mmfriibren.

8raiioent Nooiepelt bat iid) neuIib
nal iiber oieS dmutborte mIsgclpro.
den. Gos lit ibm bon peridieoenen
Geiten gut nngeidriebcn moroen. Il@
er aber oann nit ieiner goiidoft iiber
Die 3uit1noe in Den 0roBid)labterelel
fam oa bate er e5 NIT oieien 2euten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
MOfzGrcc Qampiboot GOmpaanic,

Sahrplln.
MGinbrt hc8 9amter5 nab Gtone Greef bon
EohloH's @Serttc tdglid. artSGeu1mmcn Gam
flags, nm 8 hob Uturgen5 nm $50 9tadbmits
Tags. gtbiabrt bon 4'rnlun'5 gSerfte nm $40
WturgcHs unh 3 llbr 9d6mittags.
Sampler nab Nod Greet tagtid, auSgcnon.
men GamltaAs, BON 0oolon'5 g4crite nm & llbr
Wtorgc1a 1t. go 9tntbrn. Non Iiromu'S &Scrfte
nm $40 4}orgens uno 3 ll6r 9labm. Gamiiag5
nab hci6eli Grecf5 bon Snofou'6 g8erIte NM q
llbr WiurNeh6 UNI $50 9tnbm. 4'rumH'S 98erjte
nm G,10 mtorGcn6 uno 8 llbr 9Ianm.
SonntdnS nm 4 lInh s ltbr Nioracn5 uno Q
llbr gtahnt. nab bciocn GreefS; bnn Q'ruun'5
l&erite 10 mtimtten ipdtcG.
SaBrprctS tit bic Muuhreiie % Gents,
CSImit, IuS3Wtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
Sic idD6ncm 3urt Scpuiit nno Get

trrtnusN rfmIiNhrn. Ntnhlpoue Gtencricn. Sc
alcimt Dem SiSouc6unnas 5luB. Vcttcrton 1T
Der pOpu!ire @lHb Nrn6c ncuc SGtcIS. Gcucr
ibncuer Ganrpicr "Glsaicbnnna" icbcn 9iens
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miiiuAo. 81 &ulttc tim 1O.30 9lbenoS. W'itts
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Udbrt IL Ghnoc in Bort Eepoitt 8um 9lGfudl
Der prudbtbDllen NnluNcn hc5 IDmc=S nitituiS,
@iacte SOC, Mtabl6eiteu SOC. BEGINNER am 1G.
Stunt. CNlni5 .I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14

llebcr sic 3ult6nOc in
San SranciSco leien mir in ser in
GatIano eriheinenben california
Sta: &abreno beS MonntS Mai
muroen in Gan SronciSco 29,532
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6ranci8co. 22SS in Snflonb, MID
meoa un6 8crfelep, GOO in Sos Nn.
gele8 uno 100 in sacramento. IS
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mats oae 3eltloger o~uigebrpdcn mer-
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5ogcn. Die Nomen biclcr 2eute Iou.
ten p~er0ifentlift mcrocn. Wapor
Shmib bat ein MoniieIt erlaiien, in
mcldem er ole SahIogc III Son tSran.
cisco oarleet, alien 1beilnebmern an
uuierem Mibaeidid uno Scliern ii
Gotb nno GerIeaenbeit Den Ganf bei
9iirgeri6alt ausoriidt nnb CUR an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
8oiuIanO's tiirfiidc &Gbcr.
0%uitatle. gsbaube, @oitamt OeneH. stets Uften.
lMI mnnItO0. \
TiUiocnocn.
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Baltimore, If. &uui 1906.
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tiao ben II. Sunt, in Den @ithcrn einGctraGcn
finh.
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mt 9onncritnN, ben ii. Snnt bis o ll6r Nor
Qcn5 am DtontGg. Den Is. 5Ht. gcibIofcn hIeis
ben.
0G3-6) Sas. M. Mtthcn, Gcfrctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
ahrrnn hrs stnnt. mcnmeters.

tt. NNIlIII ITTT-
Scr Gtaot(8cumctCr miro nn WtittiuDdl ocl
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
GEfnrflumcm per Sampfcr.
TOl0eiter= 8eQ6.
9n porem @fan5e erSfuet.
Scr grORartI9e Gamilien=I elort.

Frnhtbollc 4'nrfS, telte 9lmiicments lrlS
stttratttoneu; beril6mte soc. MabIaciten; Gala.
iunitersgah; nerTu1t ltnb bendbrt. Mllllif bon
Der anpeIe beo .. JIeGiments, 5ebem oefaQt
&c in Iolhefter.
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SrcitaNs). $50 BORN uno go 9ta0m.; 0ien,
ltun. Eouncritaa unb SrcitnR. $50 @Sornt.; 200
Rno G.9s 9iuhm.; r4tFa 6osi 3.t5 GadM.:
an SunHtaGeH; 900 &nrm. mo $50 9iu6n;
Bette GamiIicutuGc MiontnN llnb DIittpoD. Scr
mcific Flat.
Die ietnfte Iour in Der 28elt itr PC. Ra.
bait fir Shulen ulo @eieuibaiten. Gtlitc
fciuc Eaten often.
CQiui26-,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14

nl5balo ontrctcn INTO icd5 bis ltebcll
Wod)elt an oaa StllOilm Der Scr.
boltnllle mo SpItemc mGcutIflano,
6ronfrci6 ltnb GnglanO ucrmcnocn.
Ser neuen fran50itIb e II
&ammer aeb0rcn 1873 9lonofotcn nocr
9totdrc an, 100 @rlmobcIiter, 81
Ncr5tc ooer N~potGcfcr, 10 Yllbli5i.
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glicoer (9arreS, 0cafoncl, Mltn,
Gtbot), bic nGcole GoIptedniQue"
0nrd) IA ~cbctnoligc 30gIilgc oertrc-
ten. Inter ben 70 Go3io(iItcn iinO
II Arbcitcr; Die iibriQcn pertbcilcn
iid otf # SoltrnoIiItcn, I NoOofotcn,
8 2cbrer, A Ncr5tc, 2 S1gcnicure uno
81 @cruf3polititer.
Gin bitbiheS Il ii h e II
bonn bciliacn @ureorlfrotiu2 miro ans
O}il5pc, M~citpbolcn, mitactbcilt. 9tof
Observation-Disclosures 9citcbcn crbiclt Die
Oorti9e @nliergcnoiienihoit ihriftlid
ole omtIihc Wittbciluna ooB Tie nit
0,02 Wt. 0lei0 2 Yfq. unO ocnr5uiolBe
nit DEM Conmunoleu 3ul6la9 Don
21O Hro3ent 5t iGGrlih 00l Mart
0leid 4 Ffa. sur @rmoitcltcr Ocrons
laQt ici. lteber Den Gmpfon8 oc5
G6rcibcn2 batte Der @epollmdhtigte
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tol-Gn0iummc Der 8etrnQ pon 4 Hfg.
pcr}cidnct NOR, 3nblbor in Mcrtelz
%jobrarotcn. 2llio 9cnohridti9lmg,
Glittuna uno Stcucr3cttcI medcn
pier Eicnnig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
2unbun Hnrf.

Ter banptiGfitfitc Srichbuf tn Baltimore.
Arcai: $50 sldcr. - Smncriunhrrnoe Charter.
3u icocr 3eit errcibhdr. Slim GcuiS Snbr.
acIb bon allen StnbitbeiIen. Strabenbabns
g&napons pniiiren het SaupteinGnIg aae brei
Miulltcn. SSnrmeS gSarte6immcr fir SoIde,
bic ben ~Srieebof bel rnnbem 9Settcr bcfhhcn.
Observation-Disclosures 81 iebr mdBigen Yreiicr.
ldmniiIirb inter iorimabrenher 4lIeee.
Nitrcan: Dir. II. eitsSnratpga.Strabe
(San6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14

ii~e0eIuulg in ser uon Nott rrforenclr
OtetrUpole am Yacific rinIu0ct. ST
IoGt III Ieincm WtoniicIt, ooB I'M Elm
Glitcl Scr Sto0titdhc pom @ronoc
pcrpilItet mtr0e. CAB sic gauge
Battlefront nit ocn @critcn pom
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il6rigena crircuIid). Gir SHiiic f0lt.
nrn nod) mic Dor loocn mo I0idJcn,
un6 ser ScepcrfeGr crIci0ct foum cine
ltntcrbrchun9 un6 St0rlnh ga sic
meiltcn Sra6tartifel pon Sen @aq.
gon8 umO @critcn aus perGo0en mcr.
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lelttcn in Son francisco ocipo6nt,
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ben, crnItli6 oter raid Hot6 pflcgcn
rn6 nit Scr Nlt5iiibrtng i6rcr 9c.
iGIiiiic un0 &I0nc niht IonQc 56Qcrn.
Die Grin0li6fcit mo @emciniom.
felt Scr NuiBo6e miro lie crit rcd)t 5ltr
S5otfroit %Nuipornen. @cr sic i'm.
meme 6l6hc Ser @erpiiltwnq iibcrs
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unterncbmcn mollen rn0 mir biirgct
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ih0ncr, loli0cr uno itol5er ouItc6cn
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lei, Sic itebcn 5r iGrcm Erin5ip.
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gcIt miro, 10 miro er in Spclumfen
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6dS N%nenoement oeS Experimentation
@opcriod bon &attioS, 6ab fem @elo
i'm GiDil6olSbolt Scr Union fir
ir9cn0 Gin notionnlcS Sol0otcnbcim
perlpnn6t merOen Bari in Incident
cine &antine beItcDt, muroc nit 100
0eacn 63 Simmer onQcnommcn. Der
%llniinn fat mic0er nal QIGn5eno &c.
iieat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
lorraine.

Maferiih Yarfartia Sriebltf.
gScitIih bon Nalbronf Elm luo cine bdlhe
Wfeile. Genntt bic nit NnpbGttln heSeibuctc
NORTH 4stoenres6nr. Srete auiiCbeu Gabmittaas
am terminus. Freife bon NcardhnibpIiteu
lest Ipe8iel. 9ci6ic @ebinauuacn. TelepbcI-
9atnn 1923. Siream: Irnmtitm. mb @iubiur.
Nnabe. 9~crlan1t G'rpidiire. (Mai4.l 2.I&0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14

MeprGicntnnt Sherman
BON Nrp.Y ort bat cine @cietporInge
cingcrcidt, mclbe i0oS 6o6rgeGo ouf
alien @obncn ser Hereinafter Staa.
ten, mcIhc SEN Smiihcnitontlihen
Gcrfcbr OcrmitteIn, ouf 5pei GentS
pro Wteile icItiebt. Gic &orIoge per-
6icnt, ongcnommen ST. mcrocn. Nnfl
Nbihoiiun1 oIlcr SrcipGiic maben sic
9abncn nltf SIT scr n%itOri9ercn. State
nod quite @cidGite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
Baltimore Ecmctcrn.

@irenu: Srnnfliu.@lha, Baltimore. It. 4uribitr.
Segr1hnibpl1bc 8lnn Scrialf - bon $25 an.
nit WInrmorpipiten obgcGren5t $35 : Ylab
fir bier @rGbcr. (Suttl6,tO
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GpcaicQc Nrniinltiannnrn


Die GIcaaaS Der 8tau: etuer Sroa
uni bcr Gib tbrcr NlGther bdnot bon Dem bon
3rnlien btbft an3tc6enb nnb bcpunocrt mndt.
9SieIe Ghmcr6cn ituo atf enaecfbniirte billtge
GnrfetS 6nriid6ntibrcr, lUclbe bic ireic %gltbnlilila
hebtnocrn. GuS ,,2aabe Guriet" lit has ciu8iae
Gorfet auf BEN Wtarft, ipelde5 treics @tbcilts
bnlen %geitnttct. rsSooe Gpriet" GarInrS, Wr.
2003, 9iurb.G6arless StraRe. C5e6r1s,1O
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Gas 6cut dc &aiicrIid )
Statiitiidc Nmt bot I'M Initroge oes
@rnoeSrotb3 cine 0enfihriit iiber sic
belteben6en Gtnridtrngcn sur Ser.
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b~citSloIiGtcit mlaNcorbcitet. Die Cent.
ihrift foBt bic ~Grqebniiic ser Inter.
illdltng o06in 3uIommcn, Dob sic 9e-
fGmpfllng Ser Nrbcit8loligfcit Iel6It
nidt I'M @cAc ser &erli6erung 81 crs
iolgen but, lon0crn tbcilS burh Dor.
6euqcnbc MHObnabmcn o%llgemeincn
GbaroftcrS, tbcil5 our6 &ermittc.
hug p%orbon0cncr Nrbcit un6 0urd)
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Notbltan0S Nrbcitcu. Die Serlihe'
rlng babe mn cine Si6erlteIluna &c.
gen sic mathematician Solaen 81
bieten, sic liN aus ser IrbeitSlolia.
felt er9ebcrI. Ter 0cqcHuGrtiae gu.
itonb i'm bcittihcn NeiHe Iei nid)t &C.
ci9net, elmer 26iung 6es EroblemS
ser IrbeitSloicn . &eriiderung ais
0runolagc 81 0iencn. Grit miiiie cine
3uiammeni0ilung ser ein5elnen 6or.
men ocS Nrbcitanodnpeiies erfolgen,
nm Die &orbcNin1una fiir bic 2olrna
0eS Eroblcna 81 id)aiien. @enn nun
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-28
ANoTHER cARNEGIE LIBRARY.
Leominster to Accept Offer Of the Ircn-
master.

Leominster, Mass, Dec est was
announced yesterday that Andrew Car
negie had offered To give the town of
LeoIninster the SUM Of S27,500 to he
used for the erection Of new public
library building. on condition that the
town appropriate $3.50 annually for its
maintenance. This condition Will ne
met, as the town already makes yearly
appropriation Of about $4,000 for its
library, which at present Is located in
the old town hall