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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-12-17

"ax, YOU LOOK L1KB COAMON La
BORER!"
deeply. He did not speak, and after
a moment she went on with an abrupt
change Of subject:
$50 that funny little house over there
against the hill is where the mystic
r1ous woman lives?"
"Who?'
CHERRY Malotte'
Eyes. How did you learn that?"
"Mr. Marsh pointed it out. He said
she came up on the same ship with
you.'
"That is true.''
why didn't you tell me-? Why did
not you write me that she was with
you in Scatter
II don't know; I didn't think Of it."
She regarded him coolly.
HAS anybody discovered who or
what she is?'
"Why are you so curious about her?"
Mildred shrugged her shoulders
''Your discussion with Willis Marsh
that night at our house interested ne
very much. thought I would ask
Mr.. Marsh to bring her around when
we went ashore. It would be rather
amusing. She wouldn't come out to
the yacht and return my call, would
she?' Boyd smiled at her frank con-
Germ at this possibility.
you don't know the kind Of girl she
1s," he said. "She isn't at all what
you think. Il don't believe you would
be able to meet her in the way you sug-
gest-"
Indeed" Mildred arched her brows.
WHY 49,. 80. !. ...S. :. !.
'.She, wouldn't fancy being brought
eezoun'ad, particularly by Marsh. .
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-12-17

the most important testimony in the
whole case:
:: At: the close of the trial, when Judge
Gummere and his associates refused
to permit the case to go to the jury,
1 myself heard Roosevelt Stanley,
one of those on trial for man.
slaughter, in shaking hands with
Chandler w. Riker, say most hearth
ly: '"rhank you, Chan. La Toilet
te's.
ut is now said by the daily. press
that President Taft is considering the
name Of Judge w. S. Gummere for
appointment to the bench of the Su-
premen court of the United States
EDDY
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-12-17
II can't. I promised to- 60 ashore
with the Berrys and Mr.. Marsh"

with the Berrys and Mr.. Marsh"
"Marsh!'
''Now don't get tragic! We are all
going to look over his plant and have
lunch there. They are expecting me.
Oh, dearv' she cried pla1ntively. II
have seen and heard nothing but can
neries ever since we left Vancouver.
The men talk nothing but fish and
packs and markets and dividends. It's
all deadly stupid, and I'm wretchedly
tired Of 1t. Father is the worst Of the
lot, of course"
Emerson's eyes shifted to his own
cannery. "You haven't seen mine
ours" said he.
"Oh, yes, have. Mr.. Marsh pointed
it out to father and me. It looks just
like all the Others" There was an in
stant's pause before she ran on. do
you know, there is only one interesting
feature about them, to my notion, and
that is the way the Cinnamon smoke.
Those funny crooked pipes and those
little wads Of tobacco are too ridicu-
lous." The Hghtness- Of her words
damped his ardor and brought back
the sense Of failure:
II was down with the fishing fleet at
the mouth of the bay this morning
when you came in. l thought might
see you," he said.
AT that hour? Heavens! I was
sound asleep. 1t was hard enough to
get up when we were called. Father
might have instructed the captain not
to steam so fast"
Boyd stared at her in hurt surprise.
but she was smiling at Alton Clyde in
the distance and did not observe his
look.
Don't you care even to hear what I
have done?'' he inquired.
"Of course" said Mildred, bringing
her eyes back to him.
Hesitatingly he told her Of his dis
appointments, the obstacles he had met
and overcome, avoiding Marsh's name
and refraining from placing the blame
where it belonged. When he had con-
cluded she shook her head.
1T is too bad. But Mr.. Marsh told
us all about it before you came. Boyd,
I never thought we'll of this enter
prise. OF course didn't say anything
against it, you were SO enthusiastic,
but you really ought to try something
big. am sure you have the ability.
Why, the successful men I know at
home have no more intelligence than
you, and they haven't half your force
As for this-well, l think you can &C.
complish more important things than
catching fish"
''1mportant!' he cried. why, the
salmon industry is one Of the most i'm
portant on the coast. 1t employs 10000
men in Alaska alone, and they produce
$10,0O0,000 every year."
"Oh, let's not go into Statistics" said
Mildred lightly; they make my head
ache. What I mean is that fisherman
Is nothing like-an attorney or a bro
ker or an architect, for instance; he
is more like miner Pardon me,
Boyd, but look at your clothes" She
began to laugh: "Why, you look like
common laborer!'
II might have slicked up bit," he
acknowledged lanely; "but when you
came I forgot everything else.''
II was dreadfully embarrassed when
I introduced you to the Berrys and the
rest. daresay they thought you were
one Of Mr.. Marsh's foremen."
Never before had Boyd known the
least constraint in Mildred's presence,
but now he. felt the rebuke behind her
careless manner, and it wounded him
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Ina zlate3 circular pabici,y department
DeareE caahez Of CoVae-oe the following
wod AE>i heard OF Col5z3e
peo, and sersceural psoa- ths state
eNe5ed the P-oaetlea Ct u metals o. uaay
lars Ta1S fast zad soundatSon prosper
p1auctfa
Ell L ne there woud
tae this CGeszGo Springs osbr
goa.6 bad
struggling villages We p-oad the agricultural
aud sock professions q this -t
b forgotten tas th tie hardy pSo1ser
and Ia ADVERTISING oso
ssO1d urdressiate. tie
tiss Of the aaeral wealth
loozea : the tezseu In tie Den-
agriculture and se=ane Frotuctsoa given sus
>co~ sd z11oa attention While ih aiuas passS
over h eek q tsG as1n ;A ha-5iv rs
cssvsl Pleasant s-zl II tie Mr.
NoSa1 q tbs cty dag @iih vs-l -, 9-U
osuis1os BY the ba tae the -
to the NAE lie close q tie NoNoz fa-
dass1 A re~olat1ol ard 6asy th7o-sb
hcs seemed 70 hare calo-Vto- or S.
s-owsiss 5orEd the -1<zs Of the
v1hSes6 Ing Denver sseve ,Aa-
a1u;'o1 s12o1 tse1 - aiFs=sl1g .1.n
aeEzS G1e Z 6rc1st hs d.awhseSS s-S-v
tie tie ra 5s.s vaass And wAst
fo-ae ?-3ac> iaas ase-.s. hsr. 80
tae a a6re-aS so- rhro3xh
aS~o1aiaas <1eaA5 aoe ~isaAo3d fal reciprocity
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Foreclosure Sale.

= n, Z. her> by gwen that under md by sirlnfeof
--.4su decree rendered and ent' red "a tbs
=lv Ccuri OF Clear Greek County, Colorado.
1 Has-tuber 8 1873. IN a certnin action wbett-
e -ssB. r;ise J. kacetis was plaintiff ant Joan
r--sa1 - administrator of the estate ot NtpiH j.
s.. ... deceased. wes defendant and 10y Nteiu. ui
. lain order Of sal. issued out OF said cuHh ia
=. g rzas.. on Dee, fllei 6 lpa, in which said de
-.. 4 as anjuftEed and drcrecd that thu Was
80 E.. the piaintif. Catherine j. koterts, from
,a.d daf-adenl. John frsthen ~ administra,
q h.. .,-ats Of y ola j. Wine d. ceased the
~. II Niue Hundred Thiny-t~o dollars and
1ty-eight cents SEC. -, debt. aud COSTS
ara q, Twenty SIX dollar ard thiuy seven
so 2, ! and IN which decree II was farther
-. .-.-t-a tnst the morrgseea premises hefeinafter
81. ted. much tnefe, { ss nay be sufficient
-si-s The amount dus TO The piainuh fot deb'
.-4r ,rsss "a aforesaid, and interest upon the
.zs- n, Eocfusi cs-sis and expenses OF sale. be
At puhiic .uction Q, the front door OF the
2 - Z oe IN the City Of ldah1 Springs. County Of
- u. es ana State ef Goorado. and In which
ct ssie the sheriff af Clear cfeek county
=s,f., sss ,a-iInr1z-st, strsc,ch isiii einiow-
Isl 20 enissse for sale public aucIinii
-.-rty b Teiaatter described after giving pubic
Ice q the lime and pisce Of s.id sale. aeeoie-
O the cosi-se aud practice OF lie cour; and
avs relative saies of real estate nnder ex
fau Dr Tie l.irI,ose of making the amount ri
nd dee Il, the plain ia aforesaid. with =
..sz~T. cost, and ds>burs. ments said sale.
NyW THEREFORE. 1. Thomas ". tuuniui .
a saerlt. Of Gear Greek county siate of
= al1fy. 1910, the hour OF eleven, II, o'clou K
-l~ totrnoSE Of safd day. at the front door Of te
= oinee IN the ct.y d idaho Springs. County
ear Gre, k and Stale OF Colorado. expose tpr
4Ad seAi the property hereinafter described
-1 much I ercof al may be sufficient To raise
sal1uut due To the plaintiff ss aforesaid. with
r--gst COSTS Of sgtr accrued costs, and expenses
szte TO vii; Los pnmbere Eleven II. and
ssv@ i2, in Block numbered Sixty -four "a. in
tiky NJ Idaho springs Gear Greek
-.-saty, state OF Colorado. according to
- off5iai Tla. and sar,ey of said c ~
TUhlsc venoae To the highest and oess Bit
cash. for the purposes herenbeore
szeL
THOMAS ". CUNNING AHtN
sheriff Of Clear Greek County. ColoTa 10.
-; pat. Dec Is. 1899.
z-l pub Jan ;. 1910.
ERWIN l. REGESNITTER,
A fnr
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EState of Samuel j. Fabian, otherwise I
ezlled s. j. Fabian, deceased.

Estate of Samuel J. Fabian. otherwise
called s. j. Fabian, deceased.
The ra5ersigned. having been ap-
poiHtsd executor of the Estate of Sam
Eel j. Fabian, otherwise called s. j.
Fabian, late OF the County Of Clear
Creek and State of Colorado, deceased
hereby gives notice that he will appear be
fore the County Court of said Clear Creek
Ccaaty. at the Court House in George
town, Colorado, in said County, on
y ednesday the fifth day of January,
\ D. 1863, q, the hour Of one O'Clock
e the afternoon of said day, for the
ssttlIng and adjusting of all claims
agairst the said Samuel J Fabian or
: estate, at which time all persons
-sving claims or demands against the
said estate are requested to present the
sane to the Court for adjustment.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
-zlent 70 the undersigned.
Dated at Idaho Springs. Colorado. this
t0grth day of December, A. D 1909.
ERWIN L. REGENNITrER,
Executor OF the Estate of Samuel J
Fabian otherwise called S. J. Fabian.
deceased
First pub Dec ii. 1903.
Last pub. Jan l. 1910.
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The who sleeps y
couanunity that sleeps liable log There
hoGd *
looking securing
aceoEa3stiou oihe Atcs aud Yankee
doae these Future
hetr aa>asss and shipments destined Moa
This should presented Burlington Colorado
Slhern officials Idaho Springs trading
pace AMI shipping po.a fo coa1tEy
tl've Ii ne done whou,
with the OF tne branch e Paciolus
h1e TO Central Cay and Szc> Had.
w-i l1a13 S9-iass r I
much oat ;s utare oe
iad.sfial present
O he present
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Markings Great Deed.

a iong-su1erius man; God Eade tbs
neck man made the collar and ale
ceyil Invented The starch This gea-
Grafton boasts o. many things accn@
Qiishei ty its predecessors as its cx n
bat no genius has Vet arrived TO gfve
suffering uAn soft neck bondage
which : mach Eaore needed th1a aero
planes and other c1riosities-
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MINING APPLICATION No oiisel
Mineral Survey No lssls


Z : Land Os.ee. neuve- G.Anrsdo
NoSefsher 1. 1919,
Ns1sirS = tsfesaS given thst IN pursuance of he
Ar o5 ggsr zr~ss- sppEoresi NAV 10. Iss2 Nm
w.. 81 frss- L ia ioEn. his attorney in sa.-f
Wise k.l>zzas1re u iaEha Spgiusx C<,1aea,s. ns>
E2Sse xsssacssac for psts for Isea ii.ae-r re,
esl ID ~ sefss No lode. situate in Irtil Run
ztatsE assress- Gear Trs-s canuty SSate ut
rsasasr>szs sd te-c-.h-si tn the pl-t and T.l
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iSe<f.-taz gsr y b. re tn \ l.. ro-
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KIT : tsst, rA+ncs - - IL = 5res to e,,-
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4S2 ~ es 20 coz N s. th@ue~ ST. ~ Z Issg "a
fssz ~ ca- No { ta<-cs> ~ IS 10 sect ia esl-
No . ta~ezcs sE- a. tSs-N fess TO enr NJ :.
saeesHs ~ Il SECT % NJ p ss, n :. 5,
. siss sszs - err ~ 10, shesecs 50 SO L;
itsFs ~ cor Ne : Ehv plsse 81 oe--Aeafax
trczs1alzE - scrSs eS So 81 sxeSeesins sns!
eyraaszn< a. EVS31k wsts sHfv4ss N.sS % s-4t
f5s& a al4 fs--zssrs es-tsssa ef tAS un>u tsti.;-
6~S ts = ; Of TIE 81 D principal userss!5Su.
AtrGza-x esst12zEs ieE asusrs II ss.,ygxx.
c9rs.s1 s1Fvey> All Surveys Nos I7fsaA aad
iSS-
c n rom Rsyisser
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n Ce-tierso.

mar that's clean inside ana oue:
who neither locks Up 70 the rich nor
down On the POOR; who can lose With
osV sqReSliug and WHO can win with
cat Dragging; ~ho is eonsiderate Of
women children ard old people. xho
= too brave u lie. too generous to
chest and who takes his share Of the
word and lets other people have
the1rs--Nex York S9n-
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Eg ler oN- TcSf-c-y,

Mr. EUox-~Tsere' one sod thinz
zhcut that yo-rE puppy thaJ came -
see vou last night ana thar Is. he's
healthy" Ills stsr-'Tn glad t.
hsEr vuu ADMIT ,AzT much NJ
hrsx--E wuul dat except Tor the tac;
that whe- y0H Eet ki.n in t7e hall las,
aizhJ heard yoe SAY, Oh, Ton
COS col1 yCar hose ts.'-
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ev---tcs, u.~ts :. e. A.,

Tae a1s cesi-e ef TIE entire popuia-
Iio1 az the colc1y q s. Vincent Is q,
81 away fra- their island home -
sLlsg kly as PossEeEa Men and xorns :
make The c1esz5o1 Of emigration a
a15sy. and @Eo Gan blame then
WE2t tutB-s naY- they IN St VIZ
Kingston - vireentl Time
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m t---aI E.rA

One Of the critics says Sazkes-ea-e
cvatd usFs- hzvs wrzItsz II z6s
G a po7Glzz so-g We are irc-z %
ss,ieTs - Eight have toce err x.
Y ere Cf his sczrscs lie Ezzss
fest rhrrse wfEh sweass-
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ca z - r-,--s

Z. tie T1lrsss States and Grz1t 8-it-
an, esi7hSr q s2zu ANS Is eo--taa-
L e1s-esss5 Il seczzzl< e 81 --ca.
etAsr~tss n z-El--s<s-s: cz55=-s O;
o-tEzzee II srchss CT esn-3rzs.e.s
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01
Pe ezSArs.

There x deep distinction betwee-
pleasure loving and pleasure seekirs
TIE FIRST spirit seems 10 Eri rlsZsu-
almost everywEere. while the Earte-
we2risS ;tseif n : fruitlass ssareA
TIE best pleasure Is fo1zd of thosz
who seek II res
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01
"o--r's Ge.c-

E1sya-d hlrzI1s slzr6ersd ~o-rz-
sN defining her rs a rag and ho-s
and hank Q. hair." bat Loaaco1-
Ing lady. seven years uaTrd eers
back rAythElieaIly with this synoySs
o. 3 max 4 Ec and sroae art
a tsak Of Springfield Re2eo-
Ncln
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01
IRE aoons Troubles

TIE SIN attracts oosh the earth au1
ths moon ana as they are alEay
either al tlTe- an distances from II
sun or lie IN different directions truz
the suu- they vii be differently a..
tracted b the sga and hence thei-
relative rao,iuns ~iFl be disturbed
TAzs rise tEe FsrtuFh2r5ons OF til
Eoa-'s sF-arant Eotiozs
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01
u-isee States s-is.cer=ey.

In Lis co1at-y there Is a ssaaccc-.r
sr- wealth Gnd az a-tsroe-aey a. f---k +
lectGaI ability Tie raakS 4-e zen
'e al aHi he Poos soEs OF tl-5 ~ z-e
spizs te b tze Essratss g - y
tire
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

ls1e2 Syc-ss As-se Ne tE-I ~ the
sAssSs x1I hKre eesr -S-llaroc ers<-
sas-s g Wss-2=ss1ay axes yssas-zx
saas see-e -lI s~ s7rs2l sslz-a7x uas.e
s.s-s Es2- Dc za7y Ss,a.9 saas 1T ssrs-1
q sas le-asrs l2. = E-aeraI cassa r-s
fzss4 g,as "a
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

WITH tina large strike OF ruby silver the Auaden property
the large deposits running high
dollars Stanley discovery large
picaheute GPn county mining people
t that Merry Christmas lot ard That
and prosperous New Year Il these shongs
S1d
be ensaaEases and a.,sslrs
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Swedish Lnt herAn nChurcn u

z. ". Hanson, pastor.
sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning service, II a m
Eveuins service, 30 p. m.
i cordial welcome to the Swedish
.=gple Of Idaho Springs.
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AiSiSl APsiI ALTON No eiliss
Nsze-zl SURVEY NJ ls>s
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1Nsr-s y a. = Z ss-z sss- ~ 10 W & tA,n,,
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sssa<ssA zze-Rszsz Sxss l-ssssoa ss-sls rses-yf,
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C o. FORD.
Register
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C5 Tr2-e.

Fr-esig,, g very use. brr s7-zs,--
7aE : vs-T s-sss5sh. a=3 cas-Jsz - a.
zzy r1ts ae-rs- 5k7z dE2seczs IL -he
zt--Sr Tce- Tess,-k
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01
Gecc lrte-.Ec-s Nc, E-c-- :

Rs-e-1sr. S1a-- said Eueie E-=a.
y7z r-E7s a4vs iCsEEert as == as
s1thuS3s So GSao3 i-tszcse-S = re-
s7ozSibls fcn sorze c de worst s2S
n n ce cAci-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

WITH today begins the New Year To readers
extend cordial greetings hearty felci,atons- We believe
COED aud prosperity will
the every mining
lahoEer wishes AhapPy New NeaE each and
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

TIE leaving during
ror- for large
the optimistic spi,
the oEr3ag many poI
Keep up talk the distract pride oy lay
taeach sad irving capital and al
Will hs well
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

THIS the swearing off dav. and in 'o-rorro"
WI mild taking One DAY for Sweat
off %
good resolution than
and theu break
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

The values >hiPped this camp
fraction OF per
low grade cnP the hand shows uaec
grade Considering
backs be of output good VIII
be he nTesert
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wc-e- s-- Aa-c-.

Tee uzr 80 rrse< . - s-z-7 :,
-v-e-allv = bore ez7 wc-1- e. y.
& 11y w2thssE trTFzE IT !-ss -zz--s
so- street car S1-zs-yIl1s 7c.z--.l.
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o-N-cxS

C-e ot TIE s-zc SEAS tAzr ~c-s,
: ss7-i1S a.. i -te- Sc gsyls =.
s-c-T thzt sAe married. before -
wGS Is
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>rsS.i Rn.Ds TrF EsGs<xkx-z r. ses .
Nv ADrS aaS T

O. ces sss IL; sn-s Tssssssr n<
eaAcS -anE c1-S sss ysa- s.ss.,r-s.s., =
Southern 2xaray vL seZ rr-,s ~
eoGssssSsrs s9gxsss - = srsSs -x-r
rsx-S 4 SsE Nexsee 4rss Tex. a
1Cs fare PEAS & tor he ruaas r-s,.
s2A azzs r.~sT-srs 5ayx. aEss.s-x
loerz s11r~orsr privileges For ae-
-klAc E1ac-A1eE RAGS eec. eag cr
soe Cssorzss 4 Sc1znex. AT q
.AzSss T. Z FSasr G. P. A bsrre-.
C1sc
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

sFcz SEvz-Ta-.e aa--8w ss4r-ssess.
rssg-=< tar 1.s2s 1s9a-exs~Efaz-- I-as-Ez~
A. NJ A..s EA>s Aa=-r s-rexs- ezgo-s.e
i-s co4a >s5s ssrl1<
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SIS. = PIT. 49,

ospzs Is he agent fc- ra-stsvz-- ~
- ee-cs-ss I adds Ec-s5-s sxs-s7.
oIssz Wa assists 4 zs-zcsa-
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Nc~ gcz E-c.

Ns~ TecaEa- ss so.5y q as,---t--a-
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Life
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

NorwEsrASprNs the cry hard times, the several
report the Christmas holiday
unusualy good
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-04-13
# any Of the evil. BY ~hiel We az. sur

of any Of the evils BY ~hieh ve are sur
rouDded-
There are injzxsices in our commercial
and b1siness life that must Be reached oy
national and state legislation. and 50 Tar
~ the federal government is concerned.
every effort viii be made bet ~een nov and
the close OF the present Congress to enact
such laws ~ will give the people the
desired relief. Some such laws are likely
10 be enacted. and with \ continued high
volume OF employment, With good crops
and good prices for the farmer We shall
pass through record breaking year. and
the people ruuss attribute the conditions
in large extent to the legislation OF the
rwpz hiiczn party. This means uoii-
can victory at the polls next November,
and q republican Congress in both
branches to sustain the Administration OF
the last t~o years OF President Taf1's term.
Ii may be possible that IL the election
were beld this spring instead OF next
November, the result might be matter OF
doubt. bat when the truth il spread and
the misrepresentation has been oyercoCe,
tine people, as they have 90 often in the
past, will see that it IL to their best in
ferssts to keep the republican party in
power and uphold the principles OF that
party. and give unsfinted support to
President Taft and his allies Throughout
the administration
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-04-13

HANCOCK ss.-At q probate court held ut
Ellsworth. in and for said county of Hancock.
on the fifth day Of April. in the ye.f
OF our Lord one thousand nine hundred anc
ten.
A CERTAIN instrument purporting to be
"A copy OF the last will and testament Of
JOHN CROSBY BROWN, late Of the CITY
OF NEW YORK,
in the county Of New York. and State OF New
YORK. deceased. and OF the probate thereof in
saio county OF New York. duly aut he nticated
having been presented TO the Judge OF pro
bate for our said county OF Hancock Tor The
purpose Of being allowed. died and recorded
n the probate court Of our said county OF
Ordered. That notice thereof be given TO
ali persons interested therein. by publishing
copy OF this order three weeks snccessiyei1
In the Ellsworth American, a newspaper
printed at Ell,worth, in said county OF
aaacor ,a,o prior 70 the thru day Of May.
probate court then to be held Al Ellsworth.
IN and for said county OF Hancock, at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon, and show cause. in
any they have, against the same.
EDWARD e. CHASE. Judge Of Probate.
true copy OF the original order.
Attest:-T. F. MAHosKY, Register.