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Barbour County index., 1910-11-30
In Appreciation

The High Point Union Chapel of
Eagle township was dedicated to the
worship Of God Nov. IS, 1910.
Thanks are due the pastors who so
ably assisted. Also to those who
donated to the furnishing of Chanel.
as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Root. Organ
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Mckee, Window
shades
Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette Thomas, $500
DIR. Cloud. 800
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hickle,
OHff Olson :. 1000
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Kenney 1000
Mr.. and Mrs. Tip McCracken 1000
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Smith :. 1000
Mr.. and Mrs S. Runyan 1000
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Hall :. 1000
Mr.. and Mrs.W VStranathan, $500
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Smith. 500
Mr.. and Mrs Hile Smith. 500
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith,. :. 500
Mr.. VIM. Smith,. =. :. :. 800
Mr.. and Mrs A. Avery :. :. 200
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Williams, 200
Mr.. Will Critics.. :. :. :. ..2.5O
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams, ..1.50
Mr.. Jack Warwick. :. :. 100
Mrs. May Binning,.. :. :. 100
Thanks are also due J. HMinick,
T. L. Lindley, Geo. Guthrie and L.
w. Fullerton for painting and Of
flee work
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30
fr. Strickland w. Gillian

The next number of the lecture
course will be Mr.. Strickland w.
Gillian, Humorist, December Sth.
Mr.. Strickland Gillian, since
his taking up the lyceum work has
been steady grower. He has new
er gone back.
His is one of the positive and
distinct personalities presented to
the world through the lyceum and
the public prints.
The January Ladies Home Jour-
nal contains five poems of his, with
an introductory paragraph by the
editor, who commented upon the
versatility of writer who, being
author of the five tender and ser
ious poems there given, had also
written the famous "Off agin, on
agin, gone agin-Finnigin.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30
To Poultry Raisers

1 have some Single Comb Rhode
Island Red Cockerels and Pullets
for SALE Stock of prize winners at
Alva and Kiowa Poultry Shows.
Stock guaranteed. Eggs in season.
Write w. S. Ball, Route /, Kiowa.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30
Two little girl friends of Richar,

Two little girl friends of Richard
Woodward planned and carried out
surprise party on him Monday
evening, it being his fourteenth
birthday. Ice cream, cake. candy and
apples were served He received
many nice presents and all left at
1O:3O, declaring they had a fine
time.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

He is at present superintendent of
the Kansas Christian Missionary So
ciety. Elder Hopkins was ordained
by him and entered the ministry un-
der his advice and instruction.
The success of these meetings is
already assured
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

w. s. Longman and wife and Miss
Frieda Kline of Wellington arrived
last Wednesday to visit with j. C.
Richardson and family. Mrs. Long
man and her daughter returned
home on Saturday, and Mr.. Long
man On. Monday.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30
Presbyterian Church Notes

The regular mid-week Sabbath day
services will be held at the Presby-
terian church except the prayer
meeting which the Session voted to
omit during the time that the special
services at the Christian church are
in progress. The pastor will preach
On next Sabbath on subjects of inter-
est to the pastor and people in ref
erence to the work Of the coming
year.
The pastor is in hearty accord
with the special services at the
Christian church and is willing to
do anything that he can to make
them blessing to the town. 1t is
greatly to be hoped our people will
cooperate with these brethren in
this good work.
The Ladies' Missionary Society
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Lind
ley on Wednesday afternoon.
W. r. VAN HORN. Pastor.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

The C. W. B. NJ. will meet at the
home of Mrs. G. NJ Martin, Friday,
December End. A good attendance
of members is earnestly desired
Secretary.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Mrs. c. T. McCracken and daugh-
ter, Miss Mamie, departed last We'd
nesday to visit about two weeks
with Mrs. McCracken's brothers
Kansas
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Miss Pearl Fnnk, arrived from
Wichita last Friday TO visit about "a.
week with her brother, D. G. Funk.
and family
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

GuiIford Davis returned home
from his visit in Wichita Monday.
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Auto Livery

Chas. N. Marshall is running an
Auto Livery. Calls promptly an
swered. Will take you anywhere.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

st. Elmo next Wednesday night
December 7th.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Lost-A purple Amethyst set on
gold ring, with two small diamonds,
between home and school house.
Finder please return to Eugenia
Gaitskiil.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

The different banks are publish
ing their official statements this
week. Look them up.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

o. V. Sherman aand wife of Eagle
township returned last Thursday
from a months visit in Florida. They
are favorably impressed with the
southern country and enjoyed the
trip very much. They met Mr.. and
Mrs. Coryefl, formerly of this city,
at Orlando and report them doing
we'll and enjoying excellent health.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

Three good mares for sale. In
Quire Of H. w. Stevens.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

ALI persons indebted to US are re-
quested to call and settle.-Collins
& Tedrow.
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Fred Hamilton called at the IN
dex office on Monday and deposit
ed a dollar for the truth dissemina-
tor And this reminds us: 1t
seems but yesterday that Fred was
a mere lad. Now he is a we'll de-
veloped mantle type of sturdy
young manhood that has made this
country what it is Industrious.
courteous, honest and a constant
help to those about him-these ele-
ments are a part of his being. There
is need everywhere for young men
of this kind.
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A basket ball attraction is re-
opera house Saturday night but as
the usual courtesies were not ex-
tended to the press we know little
about it except what is heard at
random here and there. 1t is said
that two games were p1ayed-one
between the Medicine Lodge boys
and Sharon boys and the other be-
tween the girls of the two towns.
The victors are reported to have
been the Medicine Lodge girls and
the Sharon boys but we were un-
able to learn the scores.
The newspapers of this county
and adjoining counties have taken
advantage of the demise of the
Lasswen Tortoise to do a specially
a la punster, treating at length on
phonetic spelling, original sayllabi-
cation and unique printing. This
is unkind. The Tortoise deserves
credit for filling a long-felt want.I 1t
can consistently claim to have been
different from any other paper in
existence and published under diff
culties that would have discouraged
veteran newspaper men. We sim
cerely hope that after the dull win
ter months shall have passed away,
the Tortoise will be ''born again. =
Barbour County index., 1910-11-30

w. T. VAN HORN, Pastor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-18

loum gefeiert. 9lae eberu[i9en Gi@
reftoren 0ireftionsntit9Iieber, Ss.)1ili-
tor= uto Gipiaebrer, iop!a oic -Ift-
8iere uno 9eolnten, oie ser Stuo;en=
&ontniiiion aneeboren maten ou ocs
Syeier eingelooen. gs NOR ei,l clint
aenoes nilitariides Bib. bas i'd,
aufroate. Der &oiier nllh ST aoi=
ieri0bne moren bel oeln 6eitoft 5ltge-
gen. Der 9aiier perlas. periDnGb ole
&abinettsorore, ollrd) iueldje Die
@riinoung ser 9lfaoel1lie perfiiot
lporoen, uno feierte bos sS1liti41it in
elmer &eoe, ols cine Sodburg Ser
&riegsmiiieni6often.
: 9lus @erlin meloet mat. Gai
einen bonn &aiier uno Ser 5edileriil
5u @bren bes omerifoniiGen &rteg3<
iefretdrs 9idilrion gegebencn Wa5el-
fritbitiid al1Berte Serr 9ifinlpil, es
lpiiroe cine quite sSoee fem. meKlt Der
&ronprin5 altf ieiner 9lioilleiIc
Die 8bilippinen beiui;er noii-
te, um 5u lebenL ipus Sic
amerifaner CUR @ri6lieBana Ser S,Sn-
ieln tun. Ser aaiier fono otfenaar
@efallen on Dem gori6lag el er-
mioerte, ooB Die SSoee iein Sntertfic
babe u1to er iie IN grtpagane oiebet
milr6e.
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Seras. a 3.

= Sn &arris County |hto oie III
Der lebtelt Erin1arpahl flr SIC BET
ben Sberiffsfo1oioaten abgeeebene,,
Stintnlen nod eilnnol nahge5iiblt
iporoen ltno es fat iib berausyel;cllt
oaB Der ieeige Snbaber ,oes lllutes,
q. 81. 9lnoerion, eine Mosoritot n,r
III Stirmlen erbalten bat.
Ser an1 Spnntog utcr1eN con
bier nnh @l Yaio abgefabrene Solia+
gier5ug Der Solltbern 8aeific 5abn
entgleilte Mfontag nlorgen etiuas rod
funf llbr ill Ser 9eabe pom Golaoo,
1913 Meilen oitlid BON 81 Eaio. ss::lr
orei Haiiagiere erlitten idlnere Ser
lebnngen: 6rolt SW GonnbM aus
9oufon, cine ioe6en ner5etalete
5rall, Die nit ibreln @ottsu noJ
San 5rancisco reiIte, iie lit ant 9i,lf-
grat perlebt; ierner SRI tSeriru0c
9eleenap nno Srmt Warn @ariGnif=
Der, beioe e6enfolls ous @ollltou.
3pan5ig allOere 9aliag;are erlitten
leidte 8erlebungel1.
SIN gbrpitol gafe 5u 5bcliuan
mnrbe oer bort ongeltellte aalSicrar,
eill iunger Wann Mantcus Grnlt
Sobnlo1l, bon einem Neeer biilier=
riids erihoiIen, als er an icincnl
Bltlt iaB. Ser geger, pill seibiiier
Marlpeu, murbe rerbaftet.
9lfle 8eriuhe, Ben Eto5c;3 Der
6rau Minnie 8. Streieht ais Ste
@regor auf5ui6ieben iin0 lnisya;ff.
Diftriftri6ter Monroe hi Wueo bat
alle oiesbe5iiglihen @eIud), absaTic-
ien.
Sn Der Maler< ut!h 3iulilie.-
monns @erfItatte bes 3ou5ir.i,rr1-
men ssnitituts gu sluYtin nur0e
ourh 5euer elm Shaoen BON $500
0as 6eller io4 onrh
anaben, oie nit Streibbolsern ipiel-
ten, entltai1oen iein.
Ser 9iitriftanlpalt IN slus:ir,
bot bic slnflose eeaen gtao 9lOa.tls,
Die bara,lf loutete, oaB er Sa5aro-
ipiel in ieinem 3immer ertauli ga6e,
fallen laiien.
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Giieabab1l : Ta1lplau.
5. G. 6. q. gaha.

Anfunft-
go.3 -Gon yioroen. .6.45 abenos
@p g Som georben. .6.45 ntora
yo 7-9ocal bon .3earne. 1000 nlorg
No SOCIAL bon Baleftine. -. :. =.
=. ....... :. ..10.45 a6enos
gfo. e. Son @erifo. .1.5O na61u.
No 12-2ocal bon 2arebo (semii1t) :.
:. 900 n1Drg.
gbfn9rt =
yo. A. Na9 Dem Mor6en. .1.55 nafm.
ytp. g. Na6 ben1 Norben. 800 a6enbs
$40. Social nab 8aleitine 80 n1ors
No. To- ggpreb nad S,earne. :.
:. =. -. :. ;. . 400 nterg
SO. -ga9 Megifo. 100 mors.
SO. Il -2oeal na9 2areoo (sentidt) :.
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9as aieS Oon Ser sluIter.

Sn ben Wtunaten nit 9t
Senbet nls bic Gee ais 0a6e,
5riid]e MMTterm itets 1ierber,
. lit me gans fannie 2abe.
Sriiber freiltdJ iuaren iie
Sir ben Armen ,,Sanre Srnuhen".
siber 1entc fann Iid) bic
Seherntann beretts erlan6em.
WsandJer lift iie gerne rob,
Dtit Gitrpmcniaft hetrdufclt,
Wiand]en ulad]t iie bann nnr frDg
gSenn nit Hfeffer iie npertsnfeii".
Man6er ikt iic zen Srpd]ette"
WanGer iuil iie mlr gebrateif,
Sod idJ tueik, iie iinb eans nett
Nmdj auf ntand)e an6're Nrten.
4nb're iucrhen ,gniter Steiu"
nNnitern =SMppe" lid beIteiler,
,glnitern GUftail" sibfs bnsn
Sier in mundDeH ,geiit'gen SHelen".
Spdj man fpa bic 9nitern mid)t
Dime 5liiiiisfeit genieken,
9afiir iutrb aus bem Webtdj.
Wandler cute Sat entipricfeu.
@er hasu MIR @aiier trinft.
SIT Elm tranriger 9eiele,
@er sum Sdnapps bernnteriinft,
SIT fiiriuabr andl gar nidlt Jeae.
W.anher rat Gudj iupl sum 9Seiu.
OpdJ idj Jag Sud- unumiuunoen,
SaB als rid)t'ger Ernuf aileril,
~ a mp gicr" iuarb gcfunocu.
Mlamp Sier lit ber Srai.l.
Der 5ur auiter itets iuirb paifeH.
Ginerlei tuie, bir sit Sanf,
Su iie tuirit bereiten IaiIen.
@enn gum aniternid)manS o nac9It,
Splse meinen tueiien @infeu,
Saf BIT i,nmer b'rauf beitebit,
~ a mi o" basil ST. trinfcn.
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Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

ift felt iiber so Sabren bon .0iilIio.
nen bon Miittern beim 3abnen it,
rer 9inbcr nit b6llisem Griols ge.
brou6t poroen. @s berubiNt 6os
&inb, erpei6t bos 3abnflelIb. li,'.
bert aIe S6meren, fiiriert gtnb,
gplie uno iit Die bette @r5llei eeger
Diorrboe. 8on alien 0rlia9iiter
in ieoem Sell ser @elt perfauft
Geio fi6er uno berIongt DUirs
@inslotps Seotbing Spritp" urr
nebnlt nidts g(noeres. 25 Gts. Die
6loihe.
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sSie man in ssranfreid br;fcn bari.

Der gliidli6e gater, Der IL,
Sronfreid gum Stanoesaalt forllnt
I'm in @egentpart bon 5luei 3eugeii
ben Gornameit ieires G5r,tgebDle.
nen eintrogen 3lt loiien, na1t se-
mobnli6 ein reht peroltbtcs Sc
iid)tu menn er erfabrt, o1e er (oopi
lelne 5raiD Dem aino einen 9taln1t
geben mil, ben es garni1i gtm.
Sssunsit 10 bea6tet grncit oaut lni
a5untaiio", lpollte ei11 Ssoter icii;cl.
Sobn @ernlinal nenner rc.I er
iiber5eugfer Hepublifancr lit. Sen
Gamen gibt es ober ltieht, unb 10
muBte er einen anoeren tpuDler.
Serr Goirier, ben iiin9It Ieine 0raa
init einem Spbn bei6enfi 1ot, lam
Ieoof ieinen fleinen 2iehling itber-
bullpt ni6t nit Dem Gornalnen
nennen, oenn er bot fcinenl CT
beibt eitfa6 Goirier, nit nihfs na-
Dor rno ni1ts oabinter, unD ipaier
miro er unter oieiem Manael ibiper
5u leioen baber. Die G..,erit luuG-
ten ibren So6n &leber nenren> aDsr
oieien aamen gibt es ridjt nlclrte
Der Stanbesbeanlte, ulb 10 blieb DER
anabe eben o6ne 8ornalncn gpc.!-
10 ergirtg es einem Serru. Der lei.
men Boltaire ilennen poatc. SOL
taire als @ornarnen aibt es nid,i in
Sranfref6 l1no lparum2 8etl tiir
Die 8ornanten nod irlll1er elm Miti<
tel oes @eieBes aus bcii, Mpntl
@erminal oes Sabres !. Der etitet
aipublif gift nod Dem a(s 1prs
namen llur Nanen aller aulelloer
uno gigennomen Der oltcn 8tIbid].
te 5ulaiiig iino, mabreno Die geaa!-
ten ole anberen Same, 5uriidDei-
len miiiien. Gin Sranaolc falur, Of
ne init Dem @eies in @ioerlbinG) 5n
geraten, ieinen Sobn Silnaleon,
Silarion ooer Siacre nennen 5ena
oieie Namen iteben int srieGilGelt
aalenber. gr oarf i'm Sctooi ooer
Sans-Gulotte nennen ooer .iBin sar
ben 0omen elmer Sru6t. ei1es &C.
mites ooer eines Ianonirtlfaltli.
den Snltrumentes seben. oenl ole-
ie 8e5eihnrngen lteben iln antelioer
Der gepublif. Won borf in Sraaf-
reid ieinen Sobn 9rlltus. @>all,i,
nonoos ooer ampbict1on neritesl
oenn oieie 9sarnen finoen litb in Der
alten @el6idte. 0ie ganen
8aDaro, 9iibeliell Golberi obet &u-
renne iino ieboh, als Der re.tcre!:
@eidi6te oneeboria Midi 5uldiiia
un6 ebenio miro Der 8orrame Sci
taire nid)t anerfannt, bern CT &c
bort Ger 2iteratur on Die frail5c.
fiiben 8eboroen baben 5ur Griel6te
rung oes Namenlubens fir elud.;-
DIE gltern cine engere 9hlaiunbl gil
laiiiger Namen aufgeltellt - !upige.
51bIte 1850 Gornamenl 9arin fin-
ben iif 3. g. als Weas6ennalncn
Mgrippina uno 9luItreberte Ser 9ttl-
me Senriette jeoo6 finbet ii6, lrie
jiingit elm Sran5pie gu ielnen 2esS.
peien erfnbr, niht barin Softer
@ut iiber oieien 0taneel mdD.te er
fir feline neugeborene Sodter orei
aalenoernamen aus Der eilgerei,
9luspabl" uno forton lGlit ras ar.
me Mdo6en nit einenl gerooc5u nut
ousiprecbliden gtarnen Dernm. g.
beiBt nanlid (and Del 0eonte
trtnchte ,1erIt gin erItn1itttee 3ni1chN
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g8tr oIaitbcn MI i'm,

neil mir ielne @irfllng fennclt la-
gen Die 2eier oieier 3eitula, luell1e
Or. &ihter's u9ain-grpeaer" oe-
braudt babe1 lange bebor iie afille-
rita iaben. Gin dlt beioaartes,
ibneu uno iider ipirfelloes Mtittel
gegen Meunlatisn1us, @ifl Jerltrol-
gle, grfdltiguneen llin. @s lit III ol-
len oeutlhen Mpotbefen 5u Daten gu
% uno so Gents oie Slal6e.
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9lus Berlin meI6et n,oft. 81

9lus Berlin nelbet man: An-
Der ben 5nei idon mifscfuahenrn
iinb nod flint Srauenleiden belpDcr.
fobIt unter ben 9riimmern Oer aiJe-
branrlten 9lrnot'ihen @aid5einbtif
an Der Neuen Srie0ridltraBe 1erupr-
gebolt lporoen. 9laes slrneiteGlc, ee.
nen ourd oos raien0e ltt1iifs sreifen
Der Slarnmen Ser @eg gu, 9fci.lng
abaeihnitten lpar. S6nn,tliGe ul1-
gefon,nenen 9ldberillnelL Die .giao.
den ooer Sranen Wiidfe, sleilocr,
Mirnonn Sehtner, 9oot nno sSsen-
bel ioaen in einem gencinlolren
@rahe beiaelebt meroen.
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Siitct Gudj por saIben aeeen 81

Siitct Gmdj npr Salben gegen Sos
tarrb, Die QnefIilber entbalten. oa
Qnediilber fid5er ben CHM beg @eruds
5erft0ren llnb bas gauge Gpitem b5Iia
3erriittet tpirb, tpenn es burh bic ihleis
migen 0berfldben eiitbrinat Solcge
Mrfifel iollen ME nuber auf @erorbmrn9
gut berllfener Ger5te sebrmi6t tperbsn,
6a Der @baben, ben fie anri6ten. sehns
NAL 10 srob iit als 6as Cute, bas Sht
babon er5ielen f0nnt. 8aII's s. Il:
tarrb &ur, fabri5iert bon S. S.
gbeneh & Co., Sofebo, O., entbdIt tein
GuedIilber itilb ipirb iinerlid) eenont>
men llnb pirft bireft nllf Die 56leinisea
Cberfldhen bes 6bftems. Benn Sbr
9eIIs's 2atarrbs@nr fauft, ieib iicber.
6db SIR bic dhte befomnit. Sie ipiro
innerlid aenomnlen nno in Solebn,
0bie; bon s. $ .gbenep 4 60. see
fT @erfallft bon alien 9lpotbefen.
Ereis 75c Die SInfhe.
5nn's GamiIienS0illen iiilo Die beiten.
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@ietoria 9ipifipn, 9. $. & 9. 81.

Mnfnnft
go; so5-euerO, gietOria. .7:5o na6m
Nbfahrt-
80. so6-Guero. Wietpria. 500 Dorm
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Nabifalb
9terDenidudde.

e6made, nerp0ic peronen. esplagt pon SoiF=
nunesloii9fet urb ihledten Srdumen, eri66pfenoeu
@usfllIen, gruit=, Riifen= uio Ropiihnersen,
6aarausfaa abnabme oes Geb6rs un6 65eFd,ts,
Raiarrb. MaaenorIien, etublperfopfune. Mioiq
felt, srroten 3itterrl 6srtlopfen. grlbeflemmuns,
Aenatlidfeit uno Srlblinn = eriabren ons benz
,Sngenb frsunn", iuie einiad, idjnea unb
bilIig ale unnatiiriden UerInfie uuo amne,
re 5oIgen jagsnDlidber @erirrunsen arino.
lid gtbeslt unD boue 0eiunbb II uub s5rob.
finn tpiebr erlangf iprDsn f0nuen. - wans
nensa 6siluetfabren. Sener fin eig 'ner
Wrst
9ieies anberoroentlid iniereHante uno le9rreife
Bud (8ati9e @uflase 1910, iueldes BON jung uno
alt, Wann uno STRAIT 9elefeu wer0cn iollie, fam
asgen gjnienoune BON 25 Gents in griefmartsn oer-
Fisgelt be5ogen fperoen bon Der
Yriuats alinif, 1876. Muenne,
5te.p gnrk, at. 81.
Wtan ertunbne .fSreie 8reiie fir xeras"
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g.. $. & g. ". (Salpt-oinie)

g.. $. G g. ". (Saupt-2inie)
Inflinft-
$40. 9-@om Often. 7:35 uorm
yfo. 7-8om Often. 800. 800 nadm
geo. 10v@l Baio IT, 8eften. .7:30 rtohm
$40. 2-@on Sci 0fio.. .10.50 BORN
@bfabrt
$40 9--9a6 eI 9afo unb @eiten.
:. :. ..!. -. -. 900 BORN
$40 1o-9eaa 5. Beiten. 1890 abenns
SO. 8-@a6 bem Often. II 100 BORN
Wo. 1-gtah 9eI 9fio. 400 nbenos
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W. &. & :. gaau.

N. &. & :. ga5n.
Mnflnft-
30. 241-gon &oufton nnb @albefton
:. :. :. -. $50 n1prgeus
$50. 235-@om glor6en. .7.30 borntiti.
go. 231-@om gaorben unb 2onftcn
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fomen nit eerineen sltid)iIrlAngen
bapon. gtlpa oreibunoert SSer,onen
befonoen lid allf Ser 2ritlilll. MS
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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-14

kOta, and Mr.. Potter We're mentioned
as prominent candidates, but Mr.. Taft
was said to be desirous of taking his
time in determining his choice.
Just few minutes after Mr.. Potter
called at the White House with Sec
retary Wilson, however, Mr. Graves
came hurrying into the White House
offices. At the conclusion of the con
ference between the president, Secre-
tary Wilson and Mr.. Potter Mr.. Will
son admitted that there was some
Glance that the head of the Yale
schoo! might be selected.
In the formal announcement from
the White House later il was stated
that Mr.. Graves has been director of
Yale Forest school since 1890. He
was graduated from that university
i'm 1892 and was trained in forestry
in this country and by European
study. He was connected with the
reconnaissance forest survey of the
Black Hills in 1891
The White House statement says
thai Mr.. Potter, who is to re the new
associate forester, is western man,
native of California; that he has
been connected with the forestry de
partment for eight or nine years and
that he is well acquainted with west
err conditions and thoroughly inform
ed with regard to all the policies and
practices of the forest service"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-14
ON P|NCHOT' 5 JOB
Henry S. Graves of Yale
Made Chief Forester.
A. F. POTTER HIS ASSOCIATE
New Head of Tree Service Has Had
Many Years of Experience
In Work-Assistant Is
Western Man.
A. F. POTTER HIS ASSOCIATE

Washington. Jan. 13. - Henry s.
Graves, appointed chief forester in
place of Clifford Pinchot, removed by
the president, is director of the Yale
Forest school and was for two years
assistant chief of the old division of
forestry under Mr.. Pinchot Albert
+. Potter of Arizona. assistant for
ester, will be appointed associate for
ester. Mr.. Graves will take up his
new duties on Feb. l, and Mr.. Potter
will continue in charge meantime.
The appointment of Mr. Graves came
with surprising quickness. Ever since
the dismissal of Mr.. Pinchot last week
both the president and Secretary Will
son have been represented as being
deeply concerned over the selection Of
a suitable man. Captain Seth Bullock,
United States marshal for South Da-
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-14
PauIhan Breaks Height Rec
ord at Los Angeles.
SPECK AGAINST THE SKY.
Frenchman Rises So High Specta-
tors Almost Lose Sight of Him
Until He Returns to
the Earth.

Los Angeles, Cal. Jan. 13.-Circling
in n special over aviation field, Louis
Paulhan in q Farman biplane mounted
$40 feet into the air, breaking all al
titude records for heavier than air
machines.
Paulhan's ascent was one of the
most spectacular aviation feats ever
witnessed and brought the crowd of
10000 persons TO its feet, waiting
breathlessly as the big machine lost
its outlines, became mere bit of
black against the clear sky and was
again seen in a long perilous sweep as
the aviator descended, swooping to the
west and reversing his course when
within 500 feet of the earth.
With not a wisp of cloud in the sky,
Paulhan rose in the brilliant sun
shine to a point where be could look
over the snowy sky line Of the Sierras
to the west. \ slight breeze from the
east which had been stirring earlier
lulled just before his ascent, and he
remarked to Mrs. Paulhan just before
starting the machine. 1t is now or
never" You will bring down the
record" was her reply.
Mrs. Paulhan, who had watched her
husbands flight with sobs and emo
ton, broke into tears as the machine
swept to the earth and Paulhdn fell
into her arms. As he climbed from
the machine the little Frenchman was
nearlv e. hausted and walked unstead-
ilY,to his mt, with ,lrs. Panlbar sup
porting him.
The crowd, which had been cheering
frantically, was fought back by the
regular and special police. members of
the local aviation committee and aero.
nauts from a dozen different states
seeking to break through the ropes to
carry their congratulations to the little
Frenchman.
Glenn II. CurtisS, the American avi-
ator, who broke the speed record for
the course by circling the mile and a
half in minutes 10 3-5 seconds, an
nounced his determination to surpass
Paulhans height performance.