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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-28
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Sic Nenpprt Office fir bas rGin-
cinnntier Splfsblatt" beiinoet Ed) in
go. 331 gorf Strase, sesennber oem
Gunrtbanie, ipoielbii Geuisfeiteu, Iu'
seigen II. I. ~. biz 10 ubr 45 Winnten
a6enbs cntsegcugcnommen meroen.
selcpbuu So,uh 2401. "
- OsIteru Nahmittae fanb in
Sanbbas' 3ous bic monutIits Ser.
iammIung xs Orion Mdnnsrhors.
unter gOriis oss prdiiDtntsu Ss!pulb
&reheu, itatt. SstretGr Gugen GrauB
fiibrte bas prototou. Die 9sIaIiife
Der lesten 9erIammluns fpurosn p.rs
Ieisn uno angenommen. Tos aommi:-
tee fir 2lnibaffung zines RspoIitoris
ums our 4ufbeipobruns Der Wuiitas
lien ETC., erhislt ben Iuftras eine 3eih.
nung sin3ubrinsen uno ben Soften
puntt onsugeben. Der Stabtperbano
fonbt. Elm Sdrsiben sin. bsmeendB
bic aopffteusr fir jsbss Witslisb fdI.
lis iit. Duroe ents.genssnommen unb
bidlOfIsu, oieieIbe gu besoblen. prGii.
bent are6en ernannte 5errn Sobn
RefI.r gum 9.tegaten beg Reipportsr
DeutIhsQmeritaniI6en Stabtp.rbon.
bes. gon Der 9eutibs sImeritoniidsn
9ersinssIbreBbub publtIbing Co..
Wilpou.s., Mis., lief Elm S6reiben
Elm, in benz Der 8erein eriuht fpirb.
ibr BEL ibrem unternebmen bebuIilit
su isir. gs purbe befhloHen. bas beis
liegenbe 5ormular aus5ufiiuen. 9as
8ergniigunes Gommitt.e fir bas
lsstbin itatteefunoene aprssrt r.idts
feinen Shlubberidt elm. Der ans.nom.
men tpurbs. Der ueberihub betrdst
Sill. &c purbe beI6loT.n. 5rau
Ebea Stubl unb ibrem 9Dtternen
9ioIo, ben Dont bes 8ersins fir mit.
tpirtuna Bel benz apn5sr.e ihriftIid
ous3uoriiden. 4n SteIe b.s 5errn
Socob Sbnitt, Der nah Cincinnati
iib.riiebelt, tpurbe 5err Sphn 5un...
nDaer als Se.rstdr Der 8ummeltaF.
ernannt. Gin mitslisb bes Wiuiits
aummittees pirb am tommenpen
Mittnod ernannt. Der geftlub nurs
egsfabt, bob bic gbriftbaumbeT tees
runs am SploeitsrzQbenb in Sanbs
bos' 9au. abeshulten tperben ion.
9err 5enrp ReuIt tpurbe aIs pafi.
Dss MitgIisb uufg.nommen.
Ger 3eutid.4meritoniit eStobt.
perbanb Derfumm.lt ii9 beuie Mbenb
in 5errinser's 5aGe CUR mOnatlihsn
9erfammluns.
--0efunbbeitsbsamt.r Dr. 1obb
beridtete folsenbe Too.sfGl. fir biz
perfloHene Wohe: gDelin Ries. %
9age; emilia unsermann. 60; Jnfan.
gonrab; gatbarine Smitb, 72; Wo,
felt Wietbalter. 5; Mamis 5uilep, 48;
peter 90. Jifher. 26; Caroline Ger.
mann. 60 Sabre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-28

Die Saby,sperInmmluus Der Totios
noI Qiga, Die kut. ibsr 8 5ose in
Reip gOr. 3aiammsntriti. pirb bon
bsiorbsrsm SntereH. fein, benn bi.
GrpGbIurs zines prdIibenien Der 2iaa
fir bos Jabr 1911 finoet bic s Ross
natsn in teiuespess barmon!fder
Stimmung. 5err 9pm 2nnb.
Der jssies qr1iib,nt, min bus amt
nur bann lDisbsr uberu,bmen, ipenn
ibm baF,!5s fir bic Duusr BON tpeniss
Itens slpsi 5obrtn suseiihert miro.
Ssins 0isosrertpdhIuns piro BON R.fu
gor,. pittsburs, Cincinnati nno
Bottom untsritiist. tpdbrenb Gbieoso.
9bilabeIpbia, Brootlpn unb ct. 2outs
siusn NdIsI in Der gerraltuns per'
Ianssn. 3err 2pnd, Der m.br gaies
bau SpisIsr unb pbiloiopb ols Si'
plomot 1T, ideini es nidt perfdnben
gu bcbsn, BEN Waenaten Der bier lest'
eenannten StGbie fein bispeilis.a
Gingrsif.n in beren (WiBs) 8srpal'
tung nibrsnb Der nereansenen Sai'
fon itsts muRbserehi 81 MAIDEN lrnn
5eins's 4nfih! - mas film.
merss ben Rono, tpenu ibn bic 6unb.
onbsu.n@ 3u tbeilsn. Seine,
5auptaufsabe - Elm einipanbsfreiea
Sti,bsrjdt.rtorps beran3ubiloen -
III .r saH3 b.Ionbers eeiDahfen. uni
bat er Iit pdbreno ieiner einiobrig.H
9eripoItung in teiner Meiie burh uH'
gerstts gsihuIbisuneen ober burt
auf periDnIite Notipe suriidSufiihr.n.
rss G.,ldff einffiidtern luFen
W.hrsrsn f.iner Benmi.n bat er peser
llnfdbistsit ben laufpab seseben uni
iie burh beNeres Mdterial su erieser
asspubt. Inter be. aonfiitution Sei
9ationoIIiga 0erbonbes DerbIeibt e
i'm Imt., bis isin NahfoIeer nurd
etimm.nm.brbeit eripGblt miro.
Serr garnep DreifuB. prdiioen'
Der pittsburser .NratenA. tpiro in
nddit,r Sabre sinem aus 4bftinen5'
lern auiammengeiebkn alub pori
iieb.n. 9oIItdnbige entbaltfdmle:
bon alien g.iitisen Getrdnten tpirb BE-,
.S.erduber Banbe1 ben Gborotisl
zines nnitums In ben Mnnolen bel
gafebau Spieles ptrleiben. Die an
ber.n Wasnaten eriauben ibren Spit
lern ben aupeilisen OenuB bon Bier
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-28
9ritte 9entide Yruteit. Stride.
(pafior $. 6a.iner.)

8ei,etn Rotmiiias ianp bic auars
talsperIommluns Der G.m.inoe unt.r
Dem 8orFs b.s prdNosntsn Serrn ).
80. Gtr.ui,sr itatt. Der Seiretdr psrr
8 Stcdmcun iiibrte bas prototcl.
0.n pi.rtsliGbrlihsn 5inanBb:rittl1
bes Gtasmeiiiers 5srrn Wm. Slime
unb bss yinana Se,retlrs 5srrn
Sobn G:esIsr entn.brsn mir foIet1,:
Rotisen: aaK.nbsitanb am %. auehh
1910 S2l1.61. Ginnobmen $646.Si
ginnohmtn miiaaHenbeitnno $858.i5.
ausaob.n $462.99. aufenbefianb am
q. Popember 1910 $395.46. Inter
ben ginnabmen iii sin Seidens roE
$40O bonn 5rausnperein an bic @ss
meinbe pers.ihnet, fpoiiir Dem eifriasT
0erein bersIider Dani abseftattet
wurb.. paftor 8. 6uefnsr fdlus fol.
aenbe 6.rr,n als neue Wlitslieotr Dor.
pelhe fr.ubis auFsenommen fpureen:
q. W. ShuIis, 1914 Dine Strate;
gharles W.ib, 927 Woin Ctr; georg
Siemsrins. 1926 pleaiantStrube; Tr.
5tliiter. $50 Mtilton Strabe. 9ils
Rominatipns aommittse sur Mui,
itslIung BON aanbieaten fir bic am
Rontas. 2. Sanuar 1910, nbsubals
i.nbe airhenraibsipabl purbeu fol,
senbe 6.rren eripdblt: 5. 8. Brod.
mann, Q. 8. Miiienbnrp. $. auhr.
mann, ir. Sieutper. Rarl aaIIsnborI.
Z. O. y. 0rote unb 8. glausbeis..
Dieies COMMITTEE bat bic Woblrihter
unb Elm Eolletiions aommitt.e fir
bic Gonntassfhule BEL Der Hird.rs
ratbspnbl aus ieiner Witie 5u ernens
nen. Die Sabresbeitrdse Der Niisli.s
Der purben beIdHen ipie bisber. iebot5
pirb esfpiinIhi. boB hi. beHer fituirie1
Mitslieher freiipillis bOtere Heitrdse
sablen mShtsn. Die Disberipobl b.s
prebigers unter ben bisberisen
Bebingunsen erfolsie einiiimmis.
Dem eifrisen Drsnnifen unb
Gborbirisenten. 9errn Sobn 6.
|Q. 6oefner purbe einitimmis Elm.
Oebnltserb0bung bepilligt. Der Ore,
bigger unb Der prdTbent. 6err 3. N
Gtreutier. eripGbnien gum SdIuB ben
gu4re unb 1an5. tuel4en Der Jrauens
perein an Gdmitns. 10. DECEMBER,
RaHmittngs unb Mbenbs, in ben beis
ben eer6umisen 0olIfn Der Norb Gin.
einndti xurn9nIe nerunfnlten ipirh,
unb boten bic Witslisbsr. bieies lin.
ternebmen ndA ardften su unterltii,
ben. Dtr Rir6enrdtb ernannie fol-.
Senbss aommsttse: Sui, ben Ginsain
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-28

Die Serrsn gonrab p.tri uno mm.
Stiitpe; fir Garoerpbe: Wm. glauss
bsios, 9. 5ormbers. 6. 9roam nno
Nm. Ulerdel. gn bem 6aupteingong
sur Stride perben auf BefnluB
Sturmtbiiren dngsbradt. am
nGhiten 0onneritag. Dem l. De5smbtr,
Radmittass um 2 llhr. bolt Der
Jrausnper.in feline mouatliHe 3er'
iammluns ab. lin freunbIide 8etteis
liguna afler Wli.slitber pirb gebeten,
bo ipittise g.Ifdfte gu erlsbisen fino.
0us an bic Beriommluns iib anIhlies
benoe De3ember Gafieetrdnshen
tpiro BON foleenben Domen Deranital'
tet: emma 2ohmon. gliia Witten.
oarp. 5enristta WiitIsr, Watia WoGs
mann. gliIn MeperoIe, Warid Weu.e.
aunisunbe Wublbaufer, Wario Nies
mann, Nnna Rismaun, Gliia RoIie.
Tieie Tamen itelIen alien GGIten ptrz
anugte Stunbeu In 4usIidt unb tofs
fen, bab ihrer berSliden Gin1obuns
germ syolge ssleiIiei rpiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-28
6eder Yoften 0to. 63S,
q. u. st.
Ias 5ifct fur bic fummeaoe 8eum.
tenipabI aufseitelt.

Die obis. Nereinisns. pelGe ses
it.rn untsr 9oriib bes 6errn Jrans
aaifer unbproiotonfiibruns bes 9errn
gbas. 9. Gnslin in Der Gentral2urns
baue ibre 9.riummIuns abbielt. te[te
in berfeIbsn folsenb.s 9idet fir bic
am Sonnias. Il. De5ember. itattfin'
eenbe Beamtentpobl auf:
aommaubeur-5rant G. Raiier.
Genior 9i3e.ommanbeur-Qouis
guhe.
Sunior 8i5s.ommanbeur- r-Ausuit
gramtamp.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S4ulse
Qrst-Jreb. Drummer.
9aplan-gbriItian 2onse.
Offie.r OF ibe Dap-Sobu aiibnIs.
2leub.r. Wo6e Soiepb 1lpmia.
pairiotifder Snftrutteur-4usuit
gusniher.
1ruites- aubin Gteder, Chris.
Bar, aarl Qbr unb 4usuit Guentbtr.
0.I.sat gum Siaats TsIoIoger IN
9oraine. G.-Nguit 0uentber.
gridbmdnn-aarI 6ende.
9elesut sur Deutih. 9assGeienz
fdaft-aarl gende.
Griasmann- 4usuIt 0uentber.
Se!eeat.n gum grdkridmiidunss<
tag Gusfhub ausuitguentber uno
gbas. 6. gnslin.
9i. aameraben Sobn Ouhi9er uno
Ssnrp W.intins puroe bas iiblid. Gbs
rsnbiplom fir bic sanse 3eit ibres
9isnites pabrsnb oes 9iirgertrisss
ausssItellt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-28
ien .nnmentli9 erf tiir3lid einsetpans
berte Sponitr ttrosen baben. inbem
e. tbnen Saint llbrsn fir edit gols
0ene perfoufte.
Cincinnati & 4mrn8euteinoe. E.
NeIdlieft ibr 62ites Stiftmngsielt
init einem erfolareifen ShaD
tnrneu.

Die Cincinnati Surnssmeinos,
melhe am 9anfiasunestoge ihr 6a.
Stiitimgsieit nit einen 9ou nno
Seiteiien einIeiiete, beihlob oasielbc
eeltern, ipie iiblit, nit einem Sfon'
turnen, oas unter Der funoi9en Gel.
iune oes 3urnIebrers Tr. 8ultnp Cd.
iiein In Der erfoIgreihltenWeiie onrd'
eeiiibrt ipurbe.
5ros bes ,mgiinltieen Shelters bot:
ten Tih bic Greunbe oeutfder 9urnss
rel unter linen piele geteronen Der
5urneemeinbe, einaefunberL nm 'ih
on ben 2eiihrngfn Der nerihieoenen
aIaIien 3u ergoten. CAB tie niht eni.
tauift nurben, brm,d,t nidt erfudbnt
al lperoen, benn alles glng nle on,
Shniirhen uno in mander Sinnht
puroe iogar Nusec3eid)neies gelel'let.
Gas Sd,auiuruen iano iomohl anl
8crlnittas OILS ouh ON gsahmittns
iioit uno sipar proolisirten iih Die
aIeinen am 9ormittap, mabreno
5urnIebrer Ir. BuItap Gditein AM
9ohmittng Die erorereu IurnItiiler,
Die Tomen, bic slftipcn nno 5ulest
ouh Die Barren" porfiibrte.
Gle goriuhrungen iuniobten Sro'
numasiibunaen, 5reiiibungen, ael,'
Ienihiuiraen, SanteI. uflb Siahiibnr.
aen, iopie Ber1tbe. e.5urnen lmoSurn.
ipieIe Der perihiebeniteu Grt. Tie
Mftipen, ,pie es nid,t onbers 3n er'
morien mar, er1pieien iih TN 8erdthe.
turnen ais aFeiiter unb ihre 8roBar.
tigeu 2eiItimgen om 8fero, Bed uno
Barren ianben aIlaemeire, hegeiitsrte
sInerfenn,ne. Gie .@oren", ,ueid)e
idon Iangit iiber ibre ottipen gurn.
iobre hinols iinb. lieben iitl boourd,
nidJt abihreden, henn ouh lie berpie'
fen ourh ibre Vroouftionen amVfero,
iotpic Silrh ibre Srbniines. ,rnoStab'
iibunaen, bob Tie nod, tilrnerIihes
@lui in ben gbern hnben unh nod
nid,t bereit iino, in Die RimpeIfan'
mer ae,porfen 5u lperoen. Iuh lie
ern'eten reihen geiiau.
@ons beionbers tboien iid Die 90.
nIenfIofien nit ibren llebuneen her.
Dor; Die 36gIinae seiateu burh ibre
0orfiihrunaen, bob in IIlen BON it,
men bas Woterinl 5u tiitltiaen Sur.
nern ftedi unh iie bies audi. ipenn lie
bns eriorberlid1e sitter erreidlt bo6en,
nm sur gtitaliebItm't 3uaeIoTen 81
tperben, nift perae'ier, foubern gum
9tut unb Srommen Der olten Turnee.
rrcinbe nusniiten iperben.
Gin ahnIites Sob barF oud, 6er
tleinen Suruid)iilern bciben Sc.
idIehts eeipeubet perben, bic iih an
gnr,nittag probii3irien inS ibren1
2ebrer Or. Gditein aIle Ghre rodteu
Sic beipie'en bnrd] Die Srosiiion, nit
Der 'ie Die ibreu geaebenen gefehlt
ousFiibrten unb oiirh Die 2uit unt
2iebe. nit Der iie BEL Der Sote iporer
boB bic 4rbeit hires 2ehrers. obipobI
id,ipieria, nid3t on ibnen berIoreu III
unb baB lie emit. ipenn bic SITTER
ldngit ben Turrerfreiien entriift Iino
beren RIdBe eirnebren nerben, d
bob Der Ruf Der Wiltierqemeinbl
niemals unstb6rt nsrhdlIsn triro.
Niles in aaem fam Der Rereir
i,nS iein tiidtiger gnrnIehrer. iospil
Die IbeiInebmer on ben llebuneer
ieIbit aif ben erfola Der aeitriaer
Soriiihrungeu nit StoI5 5nriidbIiden
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Befabrlider Edjiuinbler.

Sin seriebener G4spinbler ipuroe
geit.rn bon Deteitip Reutting unb benz
Ngenten applegaie BON Der Gurlons
Dtt.itiD asentur IN Der psrion bes
45 Sobr. alien Hesers Oeorse 9lirp
an Der Sd. ber 5. unb MoInut 6trabe
perbaftet unb 3und9ft olS berbd4tis
einseiperrt. Okr 0sfdnsene. tpeI4er
beboupie.. in Gpdnien seboren ~ lem.
batt. 20 persoIbete ubren unb 1894
in Boar in {ein<m Defib. Rad IN.
gabe bes gbefB Der Gebeimpoli1tl
GraDforb foll Airp 5ablrsi4s Dsrio'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-28
gokol-Dtrtd)t
Saie.Sau.

Die beooritebsn0. Jabresperiammluns
Der Rotiorai 2isa in Nsm Dor,.
- Die .qirateu" ols Qbftinsnslsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-28
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sse DsrahmteHe---
lUaQrIa0erin oilIes 3dla(lGs.

efou Tn Der dIisfteH Belt anb % osnsfs
Eerfonsr. bic burd bic G66pf,tne bober beanbf
paren. unb 90 iieai isin Stpetfe Dor, oas
aud beIisutnae ncn 9erfonsn eriliireH. pie
bur6 zine nnbeiannie Kraft i'm Sianes fno,
s,ieles sn tbun unS boraussufaaen, nns fnr
anoere eriiaunIin m uns bIeibt. s5hr Sol6es
bal bic gaiur bieIs Tame Defenders bealnftsi,
heiln fie BAT ibr bic isltene gdbe perletsn. Dos
2ebcn ibrer WiimeufGben tuis eth aafsef6tnae'
mes Rut seunu Bn iefsu. aerGebi niAf. c0s
fs In tbrer eiaeHer aefioens on Sseftn aottue
frohnf gebmi bic Gafi Gns Gar eiiIiM bis
Seesiu aSerue, hann asbf oisfeIbe btndnf bss
cnr bic fctSne e7eiibers bon Jrau 2. Vaeosr
erreidt. Tas Saus II, sar iinieH ecns uns
am Sain sfi oer Qanse:
MRS. R. YAEGER.
eeefin stsenne. 2inippsb. GtncHnatl, Ets.
9reis 80 Gents uno earIber.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-04-13
Church Notes.

On Sunday April 10, while the
weather was somewhat inclement the
attendance at the several churches was
large. At the Congregational church,
Rev. w. A. Warner preached in eX-
change with the pastor. The address
of the morning dealt with the prepare
ton for leadership in this world and
was especially inspiring to those whose
profession is the teaching of our boys
and girls as we'll as the young people
themselves. Rev. Warmers talk held
his audience in closest attention. The
evening service was we'll attended.
The pastor, Rev. R. G. Flagg, gave the
second of his series of talks on the
Wonders of the Heavens, The .Astron-
omic Field" These talks are interest
ing and instructive and must require a
great deal of preparation. The work OF
the choir at both morning and evening
worship was especially pleasing.
Thursday afternoon, from 2 to 5
o'clock the ladies of the church and
congregation will hold social IN the
upper parlor. All are cordially invited.
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock in
the lower parlor there will be confer
ence of delegates from the Congrega-
tional churches of Orleans county in
the interest of the Laymen's Mission
airy movement and the apportionment
plan. Mr.. F. H. Brooks of st. Johns
bury, DR. Gutterson rof Boston, Rev.
Mr.. Knapp from Turkey, are expected
to be present and give us the benefit
of their counsel.
Thursday evening there will be a
grand mass meeting in the audience
room of the church, open to all men
and women in furtherance of the above
mentioned objects. Brief addresses
are expected from Gov. Prouty Mr..
Brooks, DR.. Gutterson, and Mr.. Knapp.
Don't miss it. 7:30.
At the Methodist church the morning
service was led by the pastor, Rev.
C. D. Lance, who spoke on the subject
"a new day for Captive Race" His
evening discourse was Jesus and the
Upper Ten," with chorus praise serv-
ice with Maurice Kendall and Miss AL
| ice Anderson soloists. y
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-04-13
Sad Drowning Accident.

On Tuesday evening, April 5, Edwin,
aged three years, son of w. E. Davis,
a fireman on the B. and M. Railway.
was drowned in an old cistern contain
ing about four feet of water. 1t seems
that Mrs. Davis and her little
son went to the home of a
neighbor, Eugene Before, about half
past six o'clock to witness a bonfire
which Mr.. Before had made from the
banking and other rubbish incident to
the spring cleaning Of his premises.
When ready to return, Mrs. Davis
missed the boy and after short search
he was found in the cistern by Mr.. Be-
fore. When discovered, the child was
still alive, but as the opening to the
cistern was partly filled with logs and
rubbish, Mr.. Before was unable to 90
into it which he tried desperatelyto do.
He was unable to reach the child with
a garden rake and was forced to 90 to
Mr.. Betters' near by for a long pole
with hook on it with which he pulled
the unfortunate boy from the water.
DR.. ]. F. Blanchard who had been sum-
moned, worked over the body for long
time but was unable to resuscitate the
child. The ciStern in which the drown
ing occurred was old and not in use.
and was covered, it seems securely as
Mr.. Before had walked over it repeat
eddy while engaged in cleaning UP
about his buildings. Pobably the child
with an Investigating turn of mind re-
moved the covering and fell in to his
death. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis came here
from Canada several years ago and re-
Gently built house on the hill above
Glen Derby. Everyone joins them in
sorrow over the loss of their only child.
About 8.15 Tuesday night fire was
discovered in the Opera House block
owned by E. Lane and Son. It was
confined to the two rooms on the third
floor back of the balcony and over the
Central offices of the Passumpsic Tele-
phone Company. These rooms were
unused except for storage of stage
property and bill posters supplies, and
the fire may have caught from defect
i've electrical wiring. Men had during
the day, been putting away the double
windows of the building in these rooms.
The blaze was put out with fire eXtin-
guishers, and though the hose company
was on hand promptly, the water was
not turned on. The damage was not
large, being estimated at about 5000.
Fortunately there was no show on for
that night, as a panic might have en-
sued. 1t is reported that fire escapes
are to be attached to this and other
buildings in the village, in the near fu-
ture. Mr. Lane has recently put his
opera house in fine shape inside and
with better method of egress in case
of emergency it will be a model of its
class.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-04-13
BRONCHIAL TUBES
ALL STUFFED UP

"While resident of Washington,
D. O., l suffered continually and in
tensely with bronchial trouble that
was simply terrible to endure.
would have spells that 1 could hardly
breathe, l would choke up, fill up in
my throat and bronchial tubes, and
the doctoring that 1 id and the rem
edies used were of no benefit to me
whatever. 1 heard about Booths
Hyomei being so beneficial in catarrh-
al and bronchial affections and pro-
cured an outfit. l received relief from
the first by it's use. l continued with
it and received a cure. 1t is about
two years since have suffered at all
from my former trouble. Mrs. R.
L. Pannell. 404 N. Augusta Street,
Staunton, Va, March 26, 1909.
Hyomei is guaranteed by Fred D
Pierce to cure catarrh, Group, bron-
chitis, coughs, colds and sore throat
or money back.
A complete Hyomei pronounced
High o-me) outfit costs 81 90 at drug
gists everywhere. This includes a
hard rubber pocket inhaler and bottle
of Hyomei; extra bottles Hyomei cost
SOC. Free sample bottle and booklet
from Booths Hyomei Co., Buff4lo, N
Y. Sold and guaranteed in Orleans
by F. j. Kinney.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-04-13
PROBATE COURT.

Sarah Richards estate, Lowell.
Homer Tillotson appointed admi2i
strator. K. 3. Stannard and Rufus
Kinsley appraisers and commission
ers.
Ethel M. B. and j. Slater Johnson
minors. Derby A. G. Cowles appoint
ed guardian.
Josephine N Adams, minor, Derby.
Gertrude E. Adams appointed guardi-
an.
Eliza A. Mcpherson estate, Derby.
Last will presented for probate. Re-
ferred to April 25.
Hattie Martin estate, Albany. Ad-
ministrator applies for license to sell
real estate. Referred to April %.
Frank Hancock estate, Irasbure.
License granted to sell real estate.
Elizabeth M. Martin estate, Crafts
hurry. Administrator presents his &C.
count. Referred to Newport. April
20, 1910.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-04-13
SIGNALS OF DISTRESS
Barton People Should Know How t.
Read and Heed Them.

Sick kidneys give many signals of
distress.
The secretions are dark, contain a
sediment.
Passages are frequent, scanty, pain
full.
Backache is cosntant day and night,
Headaches and and dizzy spells are
frequent.
The weakened kidneys need quick
help.
Don't delay! Use special kidney
remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys, backache and urinary disorders
Barton evidence proves this state
ment.
Mrs. J. W. Millar, High ST., Barton.
VT, says: II am pleased to testify to
the efficiency of Doan's Kidney Pills.
I suffered a great deal from backache
and when I learned of Doan's Kidney
Pills, / procured a supply at Barron's
Drug Store. I obtained prompt re-
lief through their use and for that
reason I do not hesitate to publicly
recommend them"
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-04-13
County Cour t.

After recess of more than a week
court reconvened Wednesday April 6.
A jury was drawn on the case of Ara
bella Parker VS.. the Boston and Maine
railway, the balance of the panel being
excused for the term, as this is the only
case remaining to be tried by jury.
Work in this case was begun immedi-
ately. 1t appears that the plaintiff,
Miss Parker, was a passenger on a
Boston and Maine train, No. Al, known
as the air line, or Montreal express on
June 26, 1909, when said train at a
speed of from 50 to 40 miles per hour,
off the track q a point near East Bar
net, now Gale Inwood. Several cars,
including the one in which the plaintiff,
was riding, le1C the rails and ploughed
along in the gravel roadbed for a dis
lance nearly eQualling the length of
the train and were partially overturned.
1t further appears that suit case,
which was on the opposite side of the
car from the plaintiff, was thrown in
such manner as to cause the plaintiff
to expect to be hit by the object and
that to avoid possible serious injury,
she threw up an arm to ward off the
| blow, and that the suitcase struck the
plaintiffs elbow, breaking one of the
bones therein, and that with proper
treatment the injured member has not,
and probably will never become sound
or serviceable. The plaintiff who was
a teacher of stenography and type
writing in Burdette Business college
in Boston, being thus incapacitated for
labor at her profession, has brought
suit against the railroad company for
$4,000 damages. The testimony of the
plaintiff substantially as above, was
corroborated, as to the extent and ulti-
mate result of the injury received, by
DR.. j. H. Gaines, the plaintiffs regu-
lar physician as we'll as expert testi-
mony by DR.. Bell of Montreal, and Doc
tors Whitaker, Lougee and Blanchard
of Newport, and Dr. Eastman of Woods
vile. The plaintiffs counsel rested
their case Saturday morning and the
defense put in some testimony tending
to show that their tracks were in good
condition for the passage of trains in
either direction on the day of the &C
cident. That the accident may have
been caused by the warping of the
rails by heat as the temperature on the
day of the accident was something
above ninety degrees. The defense
we understand has several more wit
nesses to put on, including some exper1
medical testimony, and the case viii
probably not go to the jury before
Monday. Miss Parker's attorneys arr
Williams and Dane and H. B. Howe
Young and Young counsel for the Bos
ton and Maine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-04-13
The Rioht Sort,

A young gentleman who submitted
himself for the examination for diplo.
macy knew nothing about the subject
and treated the questions in a highly
imaginative manner. He thought that
the cheek of his answers was enough
to pillow any man, but instead he was
passed head of the list. Later he had
an opportunity of asking one of the
examiners the cause of his success.
Oh replied the examiner. "of
course we saw that you knew nothing
of your subject. but you took the mat
ter so calmly and replied with so
much resource. with such an entire
freedom from any embarrassment.
that we all said. That's the sort of
man fer diplomacyr "-London Truth