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The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26

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Tho oomneooement exercises Of 81.
Ftanoas Academy took plabH Monday
even Ing June 24th Tho program VA
- follows:
Gonna Al Dol Gloriam"
Won Fels zu4 Mser-D eutscher
Siaees-Marsch. FRI. Liszt.
Piano Duo Misses L. Eberhardt and
I. BregA.
Siag. Sing. Ws're Happy While We
Sing Selscted.
Song 0aleotod, pupils.
Piano Niss r. Walker.
Overture "Koen Stephen" OPP. III
8eothovon.
Piano Solo-Miss A. Dineen.
IaGuenoe Of Association on Our
Chazacter Mis- II. NoUabe
Stille Wuenache g. Lange
Piano Duo-Nisoes A. Naguiu and
A Pfitohard.
The Star span&led Banner r. 8.
Key.
0oag-0lsoted, papils.
Pio00-HiaD A. Donoon.
Every Ono 70 The Architect Of hid
ovn happiness Miss A. NaGull
Mexican Ehndango K Since. 0ui.
tar solo lIi0 I. Brega.
Dream Of RAEadise 81 Gray. Vocal
Solo 1Gi0 3. CruahA.
Piano lriaD A. Oinoon.
Valediosoey "The Ship Miss A.
PfitohaEd.
Lastspiel Overture Keler.Bela.
Piano Tfio-Niso A. Dineen, E.
Walker, L. Eberhardt.
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26

Mn. Caroline Albeeoht Of Portland.
Ore, md daughter. Viola, who lave
boea whiting 1lra. Albeooht's sisteE
llrs. Ftpd Miller. left last Saturday
for their homo. On Friday evening .
party Was given her prior her do
poItpro.
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26

We viah 20 thaak IL uaay {rienda
for The aotD Of kindnea shown - IN
the Lon Of our son and brother Harry,
and also for to boaasiful floral offer
ines. I'd CLARK md Family.
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26

Taking Necessary preeaueioa.
NeighbOr-N0 0ne ever hears You
and your husband exchanging words
Do you get along % excellently to
gether?
Wife-Not at all: bat we discovered
that the maid listened 1t the door.
Now We quarrel only on Sunday after.
Moons between three and six, wheu
she's out Of the house-Tiegende
Blaetter.
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26

At tho meeting Of the city council
last Friday evening the report Of
NeasEs . SchurR and Burke on the
value OF the electric light plant. wa
presented. The value placed on the
piaat 70 Ga. 00U including it's earning
capacity. From the cost prios Of the
plant proper forty per cent wa de-
duoted for depreciation. No action
VA taken By the council. but there
win b . meeting this evening b.
tween tho council and Mr.. Helntz
preliminary 20 tho council taking
sp0s de1nate action The request Of
the policemen for . raise Of salary
W. dsaied, ~ there IL . statute FIX
Ing Tho amount tobe paid BY . city Of
this sise. and tho city Is now paying
The limit.
1Ao po0enAseeFs association Of Ne
beasla Dee1s at Omaha juno Is and
8. Postmaster Kramer, being vice
pcosidsat and also . mewber Of the
sxsoative committed. viii attend.
he postaAsssEs Of Iowa meet On: the
saDs day ct Ooanctl BlufRs and their
Win b . union Of Nasbys. Senator
Deliver 0f Iowa IL to make tho pein.
Opal addrssa
Nm. Leopold Jaeggi and daughter,
Min Gertrude. Left Thursday for On
sxeeoded trip to Switserland. Word
Was received from them Saturday
SEATING they were in Chicago and
having Q Ane time. but weuld Leave
10 00e day for New York and on
~ 94tA they ailed for their destina.
tioa.
Three 0ArfaGo licenses were issued
y J0dge RattsEman tho Last week,
Fred II. Rip and Jose L. Olother,
P1at>e Osatsr; Wm. Greeorio1s and
Ei0both Aarley Of Oolumbus; Win.
Asad 9. PAgs. York Sophia johnson,
G. Edward The Judge performed
- oocemoay for tho last named oou-
PIE.
walter 0ieger a~ccidsntally fell last
evening" aad broke his am near The
slboW. A paysioian was hurriedly
ealled an1 at this writing he Il nest.
~ quite saskly.
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26

First Tramp-Ks pretty cold TO-
day; Id hate to hve 1t tAe north pole.
Second Tramp-So Would I: I
wouldn't have the nerve To ~ lbr .
nights lodging. II -tAe nights were III
months long--Smart Set.
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26

foil new line Of beautiful ahs Isle hosiery II svsy sAadsso-
asinabss. in plain silk Isle asd il laes boot e9eees Foesh
gray, pint. Copenhagsn blus. c~Aanpagns, AaneNA hvsodsG
marine blue. white. nile green aid I'll ths keeh9shaao.TA n
scarcity OF hosiery in the russell shades nakss IL a. 1sesese -
know that We have . full line a thsn. Or lice Of paata
veaves in black aud white as eooPsses II bstA eaieaFcas' cd
miaoe0,.
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26

IauMla.4.

Route uo.l
John and Mary 4urIay returned
last Saturday from Quincy H.. whore
they were attending 81. 1ary's
academy.
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26
Women's
Fancy Co|0red
4 0SIER

To be right up 70 dsts
you must wear hosiery
end sbOss &, match o.
harmonize with your
gown. SIX hosiery IL
out VI the question for
dsily wear; but We have =
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26

small. untidy, would-be country laDe
He fancied he could hear the strident
tones of an organ sounding in the very
suburban village at the end Of the
street. Certainly. there was the
whistling and pufing of a train near
by. The day had become chill and
overcast. OF course repeated the
man to himself softly. of course"
rs that the end?" asked Kitty. rest.
lessly.
Il don't know. said I. taking her
hand again. Tell me. kits 1t the
end? Did Honesty love him AZ he
the man so learnedly ignorant and un-
worthy-loved her? Was the castle
ever built up again?"
IF h loved her." commenced Kitty
uncertainty, If. with all his strength
he truly loved her I think the castle
never fell down. I think that the man
in the Haven went out Of It, and
walked in Honesty's garden: that A.
ter a while-Oh. a very, very long
while-he began to UNDERTAKE that
when two people e alike they some
times view the Happy Country. where
in there are castles and rose gardens
for everyone. I think"-and her dear
voice trembled-"that. perhaps b
had never seemed sincere. How could
she tell?"
"she understood roses" I protested
"And roses have-heartS."
Kitty gave that dear little shrug Of
her shoulders which I knew % Welf:
but this time I had her fingers fast.
and she could not get away. Perhaps
It was mean Of me to permit her No
chance of escape-but some good fairy
whispered that this was the great
hour of my life. I spoke ~ bravely
a I might. though I felt that the
words were a%kward-not such -
one would have chosen: You are tie
world to me, Kit-don't you know T.
dear? You must know it-love h noe
always blind. I see you. and you n
vays. in that little mirror In NJ
heart"
She lifted her glance to mine Thea.
an earnest gaze. In her dearest eyes
I saw myself plainly; and triump1
swept through my soul.
So long As We love. We serve. -
long IS we are loved by others u
would almost say we are ~indispense
bic: and no man - useless while
he has q friend.-Robert Louis Stev'
enson.
To him that hath It shan b given
Ito get out Of paying his taxes) but
from him that hath not shall be taken
(directly or Indirectly evea that
which he hath.-Puck 49,
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26

We invite I'll vio daaiss eAoaa>
seeak, aod Ne Wy best e11ed
al Other 0ao1as % Ell n -
0oRkoe o. 0evun1hseypaG. ~
also Aaedls DoaDesy ed - -
0yoe0gs IN 0ooa0o.
1s''sA'ss No L caa..ssansA.
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26

Beggar-Kind OR. give - tvo aoua
for my three children.
Kind Sir-That isn't dear. certainly.
but I don't think I'm take ~
have four already 1t hooa-Noe Ioaa.
i'm
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26

To him that hath It shah b given
Ito get out Of paying his taxes) but
from him that hath not shall be taken
(directly or Indirectly evea that
Which he hath.-Puck
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26

Have you heard Tie no a
H0rtense's engagement to Ciareneer.
"Oh. dear. that's not IN ensase-
ment. That's onlv a skirmish..
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26

So long as We love. We serve. -
long IS we are loved by others ]
would almost say We Ire ~indispenss
ble: and no man n useless while
he has . friend.-Robert Louis Stsv'
enSon.
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26
John Goetx
J. F.Sohure.

On motion same vas adopted.
Moved BY supervisor Sohaeohef that
the County Board Of Equalization nov
adjourn until August Is. 1897. ct
o'clock o. N. Motion carried.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-05

$500 loie 80de. senau palIenb. fir. $4,000
$3.50 9t6fe in oieiem Dertauf fur. .$23. 90
ges 1T bic bette @eesenbeit, Winertleioer gu rebu-
sirn pretleu su taufsn. bic nod aebo:en moroen lit.
SeBt lit bic 3eit su taufen. Waret nbt etpa, big na4
ben Jeiertagen.
gDir bsrtaufen aud Nnsiiee iebr bilig.
$500 uno $l8 90 gnBse in oieiem gertauF r $1,000
$500 1850
$4,000 o $500
$4,000 20 SO
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(Ehrfnts i,pn 9ienftbptett.

Ser 3ipetgperei1l bes Tdterldnbiz
5nen syrauenpereins gu Glberfelb Derz
anftaItete cine Jeier gu gbren FOLDER
Dienifboten, bic lGnger als 10 Sabre
i'm Dienfte berfelben 9errfduft itehen.
Niht peniger als 1O8 folder Subiz
larinnen batten iid eingsfunben; II
bon ibnen fonntsn auf cine 9ienftaeit
bon mebr als 25 Sabren in bemfelben
6aufe auriidbliden, ie stpei fonnten
cine 30idhriss unb 33idbrise Oienitz
aeit, eine cine 37idbrise unb eine iogar
cine 46idbriee Sbdtisteit Bel berfel6en
6err1daft bersei1nen. Mn Der Jeier,
bei Der Die Subilarinnen bur9 &affee
unb Sudden betpirtbet tpurben, betbeiz
ligten fi9 auh bic 9errfhaften, Ser
tpdnbten nnb 8efannten Der Snbtz
larinnen, 5ubem indren Sberbiirger~
meifter syund unb je ein @eiItliber ber
9riFtlihen aonfeifonen erT1ienen,
ipelhe Qnipraden hielten. Die S4rifts
fiibrerin bas 0ereins begriibte bic SUI
bilarinnen I'm Nanlen bes WorTtanbes.
2llsn eeSubiiarinnen tDurben bieranf
bon 0orftanbsban1en gefchmadpolle
8rpIden nit bem Glberfelber Stabts
ipappen unb Der l1mihrift uJiir treue
9ienfe," foipie fiinftlsrif9 auggeitate
tete 9iplpme, IN benen fir treue
Yflidterfalung lDbenbe Entertaining
dusgeipronen ipirb, iiberreint. Sir
Die II MGbhen, bic mebr als Is
Sabre in bem1elben 9auIe bianen,
tDurbe bic grpfde nod nit einem Mnz
bdnger nit Der 3ahl % psrfehen; baom
erhielten lie Elm 9lnbantsbnh.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-05
Ger Rofos osnuBbaum 1T
70 elaItif9, baB er bem itdrfiten
gturm .piDerfebt, fosar on Der aife.
S 6 n / + &c.
4IerIei SntereKantes ams rllerlet @es
biet-Tiir Se0en etpas.

Sn Gbtna fon es 20mal mebr
Roble als in sana europa 9eben.
Der bette g hiiBe unter
ben potentaten fon Der aDnig bon
Bortugal fein.
Sn &anaba 1T bic erDbte Mnz
5abl Der 2obnarbeiter in Der 9ol5inDuz
ftrie befGdftist. Gs iinb beren etpa
5000.
g Ghnebif9e Merate fem
ben ibren patienten feline aehnungen,
fonbern iiberlahsn Die 8esablung pols
itanbig beren syreigsbiesfeit.
Ser Bferbebef1Iag, Bel
tpelGen man Ndgel bur9 bic 9nfe
treibt, fon bur9 @tlbslm ben grobee
rer IN Gnglanb eingefisbrt tDorben fein.
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NodD ,ein Ratmpi 1tt;1 cas
Geieiu."

2as 2eben beg Wenf1en lift in n,ebr ais elmer 5tr.
fht EN- Ganipf nm bas 9aein@ ytiebt MN, bob mir
infer grot i'm SfbfpeiB nnieres aneeiitts per5ehren
nlilen bahea nit GH ntii bsr elptsen SDrae 5 fdi=
pfen DaB BON bes Cages &at lnb Waiibe Die 6einnos
belt nid all5u d)fper gebdoat Dirb. gic hob itel-
l iie In yplge Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9eroanni9s-
ftDruneeH Elm, baS @rnnbhbel aler SeiDen uno lpie
baID fDlaen anf bic eriten Spmpt0me, pie fletbter
@ei6mad llebelfelt NuiltoBen unb &opilGner5en .ie
Mnseiden bet tDbtlen ipdteren Seber unb 9herenet.
oen nit ihren 8ebtperoen, fpie Wiatttafeit &icens
ftrpddae gbnmadte,l unb GGlptnbeiunfdle, frpniIde
8eritopfnna, @elbiud5t unb Waieriuftk sSn foieben
coppeiten Sample mnB man benz a6rper mt benz
Startunas unb etlnlittel 5n otIfe foinnen bos por
efobrbnnberten bic heriibntten Wt6nDe bon ct 8er=
arD ber Natur entrten i,lbent tie es aus bsen belt.
frdfaiten pfIanaend|ten at bereiten Iernen 3ieies
DitteI bic ct gernarb &rdhterptlen. pirb nod beHte
gennn mad benz He5ept ieiMer Grfinber hergelteHt
nnb bilt benz G6rper i'm nRanipfe um1s fdgiiNe groi
ub aeQeu bic barfen MufDrbeI Inn9en oes EebenS1 ~
neuem BIute, gu neuent Gehsn. 5n Geinnobeit. Sn
alIen QpptbeEen fir 25 @ents.
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.@erid,tSb stl,asso Iasss 6ea.

Wm. RrotIiti por0 ibutDip 9yfani
osn, gsihoNen ID baden nit Der AbiiAl
ali t6oten un0 iDar0 3u elmer Hube Ouil
$50 neblt ROiten uerurtbeilt mo muh
Die 5bulo im MrbeItsbaus abDel nieilen,
Dle Soften belauleM Aeb anf r l76.
ssDbn Yoppban. Der tueatn Wotb.
snht unter anilase ltano. befanllte Id,
oss Nnariffs ihnloi9 nlo ,puroe sl'
einem Wlonat Mrbeitsh1ns. elmer BnBs
Don $50 uno 3u ben Golten pernltpeli.
G5eltern Nbeno INN s ubr ert0nts
iseueraIa,m. Bei BEN 0aule DOn DIN
u. S1pei3sr an Siib. BrOaolpup mur
eine Sommertiihe III Bran0 aelatb Il
uaD brunnle uolllianol9 iilsber. Sdas
osn ettDa $lOO.
Mm Hisnlta9 ain9 Wm. 8.
3ebnber BON Ntron. Der leit elili9en
2Donen nit isiuer Jrau bel lealrm
5hlpisAerpater. Moolpa GhlpleD N
@anul Doper. aui yeluA 1T. MT einl.
aeil Jreunoen aai Die 5aao. Sn Der
gtdbe Der Ehauislmerte Dollte e nl.i
lelnem 8elpshr sllllae Gtiide gls meg.
l1ieben. als lih oafslbe enlluo npo ols
pie 2abun9 ihn Oberbalb ben puttsn
IN ben 2eib trai. Yer Ye'Dugosly
murDe noh benz Union Spna! s,-
braAi. bod smeiIsln Die Yerate al lsl.
nem Muftonmen.
Gin.pphner5ablcn beutitbcr staSte.
Die Jingle 8erufs= unb Bsfriehs%
3Gblung in Deutfdlanb bat niAt nnr
fir Berlin, fonbern auh fir eine Mnz
aabl anberer bentf1er @rDbifGbte
lleberrafaungen gebradt. Wlit 8ers
lin tbeilen bas @efdid, einen betrd4ts
liden Gintpobnerperllft erlitten gu hds
ben, 6annoSer, Masbsburg, glberfelb,
RDnigsbers, Dan5is, Nltona, Stettin.
grfurt basegen bat sesen bie lebte
8plfssGblung bon 1905 nm runb 1000
ginippbner 5ugenominen unb 1T baz
burh in bic Meibe Der lpirtlihsn 8rDBs
ftGbte, bas beibt Der @tdbte nit mebr
ais 100000 Ginnobnern. eingetreten.
Muber @rfart baben, unb apar erbebs
licb 5usenomrnen R0ln Sranffurt a.
M., DiiHelborf, 8reslau, Gbarlottenz
burg unb Rirborf. Die 3unahme
Rirborfs maht bic rei6lide 9alfte
bes Werluites Berlins ipett. a0ln bat,
ipie DiiHelborf, Inn ettpa 5000 Gins
tpobner augenpmmen, pdbrenb Bress
lau cine grbDbung Der 8spDlferungss
siffer 1ur INN ettpa 1000 gu per5eth.
men bat.
8reslau tpar piele Sahr5ebnte lang
bic 5tpeitsrDBts @tabt a}reubens uni
bic britts-0bte bes Oeutfden Hei4es
es ipurbe bann 1895 BON Miin4en uni
2eipaig, 1905 AUDI bon 9resbsn iiber:
fliiselt unb itebt nit feinen 472,OO(
Ginpobnern (a0ln bat 436,00O See
len) iebt an 6. @teue. Die @beinpro'
nina bat f9on felt geraumer Sci
@dieiien, bas einF pie polfsrei4ft
propina greuBens trar. erbebliA iibsr
fliiqsH.
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s3trafskialltn i. atnt(4 4lano.



Rnsaste M4mem ans Hesdbafttsnnaen- 0rsbs
SAIL scr DsrMtsftaHew.
Qdut ben GrssbniiIen Der iiingfteu
Nerufs= unb NetriebSaGbfung IN
0entfcblunb gibt es borter 15,016 ptrz
Miebene Derufsflu1en. guh bat be-
fagte 3Ghlung ben Befpeis erbrubt,
bdB bic dIte quite Eitelfuht mod imnler
IN ibrer fhOnften 8liitbs itsbt.
Du erlneint 3unohit Der 9trr
Gorffdubbisnlt NnpGrter. Man
nub 59on cine gentle 3nngenfertigs
teit befiben. I'm biefe geaeihnuEg aus>
3ufprehsn. Damn ton1lnt ber Greiss
Observation-Disclosures unb Der
etnatsfbulben5a gstdffenfontrol> L
leilr. 6;e beibe tperben dbar nod BON
benz GiIenbabnbetrieb bstelegrapbenin&
fpeftionsafiiIienten in ben @hatten
geftelt. Gebr fh0ne 9itel finb aud
6pfbeubinber unb Salpnfamraerbiez
rler. postif1 peranlagte Gemiitber
iperben fin 3u ben Berufen Der 8lilz
miftinnen unb @ersiBmeinnidtm
binge5Dgen fiiblan, bod oft perbirgt gez
rdbe bier Der fhDne Name ein fdperes
Mingen um bic griitsn3. 0iele Greunbe
tpirb Der Beruf bes Blaumaders fins
ben, benn bie1er bat iih obne 3ne;fel
bas bequernlte Qeben ausgefuht. @ein
ibpnii1es Dafein iDirh anndbernb nur
bon ben Gommerfennern unb ben
Winter11ubmahern erreiAt, bic freis
lih in,merbin nod bic 9dlfte bes Sab
res arbeiten nliiifen. Sin eritrebensz
tpertbes @ef1Gft ift permutbli1 dl4
Der 6anbel nit geift. 2obnenbe Be-
fhdftigungen biirfen ferner bic Der
@erieber unb Der Ganitbudbalter fein,
benn iie ndbren felbft In ben f4lehz
teiten 3eiten ibren Mann.
SntereKant tit, auf pas fir mert=
tpiirbiee Sbeen, @elb gu MAIDEN, bic
Menf9beit anmdlig gefommen 1T. Der
eine permietbet 9rudluft, Der anbere
6anbtii9er, Elm britter pirb 3iebunssz
rGberperleiber, unb Der ndbI.e muat
gar Elm 8er'impelge1hatt duf. Damn
gibt es 2ellte, bic ibr tdglihes 8rot
berbtenen als aanone-bobrer, 8ri1enz
elaspdfder. WaferitraBenmarfirer
9arafrebler, Nietenpdrmer, Glitter
itrider, Nerihinbfer, Minbelbobenmaz
der. @elbit Munberbottoren, Quad
falber unb Raltabreiber perfiinben mid
@tol5 ibr 9anbpert. sSn Der SuAs
unb Webebrande gibt es 2umpens
fdneiber, pfeifentreiber. Holenfahrer,
@lubftrumpfmeber. 2uftftrider. Wols
fraber, Geibenmdf fterinnen uni
@pribenfdlaudube Dis
Observation-Disclosures 1T bertreten
bur9 bic 2osbdder, aaitanienbrater.
Badfteinfdfer, ardutermiiller, 3tpet=
f9enbDrrer, Weinberlaher unb enelid
bur9 ben Geipiirafapitdn. G4lieblid
lei nod per 8eiiber bon Sduflinsss
| fabrifen sebadt. Diefe tpadern Mdn.
ner tperben boffentlidh unabldffe
Gorge bafiir trasen, bab unter ber
Dertretern Der berf9iebenen 8erufs.
tlaiIen feline Watan3 eintritt.
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sduar, serippte Riaoerpeieil -, - : 90 70 so'
So oornirte Daenhie i'm gSerbe oon =, 90
bs l2 wrusl 9eppihlduier msrtp slo oe' o,s'el ~
y}prfnuf firs :.
Go~n;rts g,omsnbite in, gDerbe BON $3.50 in allen
oouetis eduer. $50 Bel 70 3oa bic eorts ms'e na a
INNER iar $49o Oriaut fol9o; Iui i a.i.m srfaul
5omrnetdufsr 80 bel o 3ou " Os's'' Z. ai'as
1000 aaros {h0ne eeeriuder @inab0ns reaemaB,aet o
Wreis 12ae, nbieiem gertauf .... ae an
1000 gorbs aeIreifter Stoff su anosrsoer 90 5en
s.;t MIN 81 Is Gents merDen tut 10 eents pertaui'.
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9rpEmeIu aus Gnaocla.

Sic ielIIamitsn Gronmsln, Die es
iiberbaupt geben mag, finb Die, tpel1e
bic tibetanifeben 2amas Bel ibren reliz
gi0ien 1Iebungen benuBen. Man fteat
fie aus 5ipsi GhGbeIn, am liebiten fo[z
der bon 4inbern, ber. 3ipei berartige
GhGbelbeden iperben neben eindnber
onaebraht, nnb bic pffene Geite ipirb
NIT getrodneter Shlangenhaut be-
fpdnnt. Die Gheitelpunfte bieler
SdGbel befeftigt man bann an beiben
@eiten elmer nit 9einpanb iiber5Dge-
nen 6ol3fdeibe berart, baB bic NIT
Der 6ait bsfpanntsn Jl16en nah diis
Ben lisgen. QBie I'm bds gefpenltige
2lusieben bie1er n1uiitulifben Snftrus
ments nod tpeiter 81 trbOben finb fie
nit EeufsIs Isf0pfen unb dnntrn i4reds
Iidsn Giguren IN gttlltn GarbeH bss
matt.
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Gin besft tbuc1tD e8 tbebet.

,sOsoa Bel Orr Jbns,i bsifen. 9nd.
tents Mrnico Saibe Qlllen befannt 3u
maiden. |" ihreibt s.. 8. Sentins bon
Chapel 0ill. q. 81: .gs ndbnl pie
51mer3en fir mid raid aus einem
NagelgeiH,pur uno lciste balfelbe In
ipnnberbar tar5er 3eit." Nm geften
auf groen fur @eihipiire. 8ranbmun=
ben uno Wunben. Garontirt bon
gsters apottsie. Hur 25 Gents. Ser.
iubt lie,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-05

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-05

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-05

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-05

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-05
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-13
EAST BARRE.

The Red Men are planning big time
for the 22nd, They hope All the mem-
beers win bear the evening in mind.
The w. q. n u. will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Arkley on Friday at the
usual hour. A collection will be taken
for the Willard Memorial fund.
The valentine social given tonight BY
the Ladies' Aid Of the Congregational
church bids fair to be great success
by the talk from one to another.
McAllister Bros auction sale Of gen
eral merchandise win continue in the
opera house hall Thursday evening,
February Il, at 1850 O'Clock. o. Ii.
Hale, auctioneer. Everyone come.
About forty Of the friends Of Ralph
Vinol gathered at his home on the
evening Of February III, to remind
him Of his twenty first birthday. Was
il surprise We Judge it was from
the fact that he was found dressed in
retiring regalia. He was soon brought
to the first floor and a good time began.
The evening was spent playing games,
and Refreshments Of sandwiches, cake
and coffee were served. Mr.. Vinol was
the recipient OF many beautiful gifts.
The party broke up at midnight wish
ing their friend many more happy birth
days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-13
WILLIAMSToWN.

The auditors are busy at work on the
accounts of the town.
Quite party from Barre enjoyed a
ride to this village last evening with
supper at the Monument house.
A public installation win be held to-
night by the Good Templars. a good
program II expected All are cordially
invited to attend
News was received yesterday of the
death of Edwin Covell at the home Of
Arthur Covell al Berlin. The funeral
will be tomorrow at z p. IN.
The Village Improvement society
are preparing an entertainment which
viii be given the last Of the month
and which promises to be something
worth going to see.
Are you ready for the valentine mas.
querade promenade Friday evening?
II not, make your plans to attend and
have a good time. Ladies please bring
a box Of lunch for two To be sold AZ
auction. Coffee win be served free.
Admission 10 cents.