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The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

The Knights of Pythias held a live
ly meeting last evening. The dele
gates to the recent grand lodge at
Boulder, r. C. Walker. Vern d. Lee
and J. Guy Baily. made interesting
reports Preparations were made for
the big roundup meeting to be held
next Wednesday evening, when spe-
cial attractions will be presented and
large attendance of knights is ex-
pected. The affair will be in the ma
ture OF a smoker, with several unique
features on the program. A novelty
In the way of refreshments will also
be provided.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

By an error yesterday it was stated
that the late Mrs. Dr. Devine, who
died in st. Louis. Mo-. was sister
of Mrs. o. e. Reams instead of being
sister to Mr.. Reams, which is rhe
case. The body will probably arrive
tomorrow and until 1t does no defi-
mite arrangements can be made for
the funeral. Mrs. Devine visited in
Grand Junction with her husband a
few weeks back and came here for
treatment from DR.. Bull of this city.
Mrs. Devine is a daughter of Mrs.
Reams of this city and a sister of
Mrs. c. II. Covey. formerly of Grand
Junction, now of California. At one
time she was an instructor in the
Teller institute here. The news of
her death has occasioned much sor-
row among her many Grand Junction
friends.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08
Buy shoes at N. weinbergers.

The funeral of Herman Zieman
was held at one o'clock from the
lome today and was followed by SER
vices at 2 o'clock at the German
church, preached by Rev. Gekeler. A
host of friends gathered at both
places to pay their last respects to
the old Grand valley pioneer and his
remains were laid to rest in Orchard
Mesa cemetery. Undertaken w. p.
Slough prepared the remains for
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

St Regis-Denver Thomas Clarke
Harry Fagan: Colorado Springs, Jas
w. Avery; Palisade, II. w. Kluge, w.
f. Unborn, f. Wilson, Frank Phil
lips
LaCourt Denver, James S. Sch
raider II. b. Hardie. l.. r. Heer, G.
Al. Adams Thos. NJ. Hunter; Delta,
VIM. S. Cline; Glenwood Springs, Ed.
T. Taylor: Paradox, b. w. Marsh
Montrose, Mr. and Mrs. b. c. Tripler
Longmout. J. II. Empson.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

Miss Bessie Terrence, a popular
young lady of Denver, is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. j. r. Falls. at the Falls
home at 446 White avenue. 1t is
Miss Torrence's first visit to the west
ern slope.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08
Fresh Oysters.

We have the first of the season.
HOMEGROWN Celery.
Lettuce.
Egg Plant.
New Beets, Radishes and Green
onions.
Mango, Peppers, Fresh Tomatoes
and homegrown Sweet Potatoes.
Green Sugar Corn.
Watermelons
and Cantaloupes are cheap this week.
A plentiful supply of fine home
grown Grapes.
Also Peaches, Pears and Plums.
Pride of the Rockies Flour, S165
per sack.
Star Flour, s1.40 per sack.
Imperial Flour. s1.50 per sack.
Fine Fat Chickens.
We have a particularly fine lot of
Chickens this week; 3 pounds or over
il you want them.
Good fat Beef at very reasonable
prices.
Prime Rib Roasts, 15c per pound
Boiling Beef, &c, 7c and Sc
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

The young men of TIE fire depart
ment are exhibiting today photo
graphs of the group and fire wagon,
together with their mascot. taken af-
ter the Labor day parade. The de-
partment wagon was by all means the
most beautiful in the parade and the
outfit took a splendid photograph
with the neatly clad firemen in uni
form and their pretty mascot.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

Fruit exhibits, racing events, live
stock and poultry shows, and the
famous Moose Circus at the Mesa
County Fair, Grand Junction, Sept.
20-23. Don't forget the date.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

Fine exhibits of fruit, horses, cat
tie, sheep, chickens. and garden sass
at the Mesa County Fair, Grand juno
tion, Sept. 20-23. Ask your railroad
ticket agent for rates.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

Among the visitors to the city dur
ing the Bankers convention will be
U. S. Senator Teller. He will be
kindly received by his many old-time
friends in this city.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

For livery rigs. cali the Blue Barn
and you will find satisfaction and the
best OF treatment. Phone junction
22S, 319 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

G. w. Bundy, of Milford, Seward
County, Nebraska, editor of the Mon
itor and brother-in-law of Ben Ding
man of this city. is visiting relatives.
He will take a trip TO the Plateau
valley soon.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

See the western slope boxed apple
show at the Mesa County Fair. Grand
Junction. Sept. 20-23. Special rates
on all railroads.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

H. L. Davis, of Denver, formerly
manager of the Palisade Electric
Light Co, is a business visitor to the
city today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

Do you like chicken? See the fine
chanteclers and other birds of plum
age at the Mesa County Fair, Sept.
20-23.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

Mr.. Chas. Shepherd and family
who have lived in Colorado the past
twenty-five years and in Grand juno
tion for two years will shortly remove
to Hale, Idaho, to make their future
home.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

Bring plenty of peanuts for the
elephants at the Moose Circus. Mesa
County Fair, Grand Junction. Sept.
20-23.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

Mrs. NJ. E. Neel is visiting friends
and relatives in the city for a few
days. Mrs. Neel is a welI-known res
ident of DeBeque.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

The largest and best assortment of
furnaces on the western slope Round
Oak, Front Rrank and Underfeeds
All at reasonable prices. j. II. Lane
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

Harry Fagan. the Cordova cigar
man of Denver. is a business visitor
in the city today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

Frank Phillips, proprietor of the
Elberta hotel at Palisade, is spending
the day in the city on business.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

C. z. Crew, the Palisade druggist,
is visitor in the city today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

1t will pay you to watch N. Vein
berger's special don't overlook them.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

Geo. f, Thurman. of Green River,
is transacting business in the city
today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

burial and interment was made un-
der his direction.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

The store where your friends meet
The Quist Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

DIR. and Mrs. j. e. Hoffman, of
Tucson, Arizona, are visiting friends
and relatives in the city today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

Dave Winger, of Palisade, is a bus
iness visitor to the city today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

Oar advertising um5reilas are out
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

See the Sc and sS leather fly nets
at $3.50.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08
COLORADO GUESTS
AT LOCAL HOTELS

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The daily sentinel., 1910-09-08

Be sure to read N. weinberger's ad.
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american Trinfs.

Ter CONNER iit bu unb audi isiH
eetreuer lrabant, Der Scmmerourit,
bat Ii6 bereits tpieoer .iReeItsllt. WeHu
bic Sonne in ben Wittogsitunben auf
oas 4ipbaltpTIaitsr nisosrbrsHnt. a!s
ipollte iis es gum GjIiiben briusen,
bann psrIaret bic auseeoorrt. aeble
sebietsrif1 nuh bsm betpuBten, 10 risl
bsiuneenen ,tiibIen Sruut". Iber
nibt jeber tiibIs grunt iit ibr tpillioms
men. Sic lit Iauniih, lie liebt bic ab.
ipe6slune, bic nun siHmal ro.le,tirt"
limb on Der iiibliten .8lonoen". am
trefflihften .Shorlemorle" an Der be-
iten beutfbsn 9olple trintt lie iia
idIiebIid futt.
Nas iolIen mir trinten, tpas uniereu
Jreunoen anbieten, um grobere 4bs
fps1s!ung gu itafien2 9srIu6en mir
ss einmal NIT ben .4mericon 9rints"
bieisn gum 5giI tunitponsn Wliihuns
gen, bic ihren GrfinNrn, ben Yoniees,
Gbre MAIDEN. 9ieis .amerifaniiden
Getrdnte4 entiprehen allsrpinss ips>
sifift ameriianiihen 8eoIrfniHen.
Quf R.n Yort brsnnt ia bic SOmmers
tonne nod piel beiber berab ols ouf
Berlin, unb Der omeritanifde ginter
III pi.I unsrbitiltter als Der eeutihe
Winter. Daber Der omertianiife
Durit na6 eistolien Sommsrmiidun.
gen unb gIutbbeibsn Winiergetrdnien.
9aber bic ameritoniih. Riyertunit.
Die oisi.n 9urit gum 8ebagsr Der per>
ifiebeniien Geidmddsr su itillen ipeib.
Wtbr Enb m.br lerni man bic Gr3euga
niFe bieier aunit auh in europa
itGb.n, unb audi bi. beutihen 5duss
herren uno 5ausfrouen fangen an, Su
5anie 5u .rniren".
Sebr onsenehme Sommergeirdn.e
finb bic ~igiSsss". Defenders Gin.
sSis5", beiien 3ubereitung niht iebr
fdtpisris lift. Waan briidt in elm $40
aiterslas ben Saft elmer bolb.n 3itros
ne aus, fiigt elm tpenis 3uder basu unb
siebt Elm Mermutbglas Wa1oloers
branntfpein (.6in0 barauf. Dunn
fhiiitsli man cas gcn3e nit gis iiihs
tia burh, lGbt es burh Elm Sieb gebtn
unD fiat bas glas nit Gipbon ouf.
syiist man Der Wiihung nod Sin Gi>
gelb BEL, 10 erb1lt man Elm r0oloen-
syiss". Die Bars tennen nod cine
gang. Reibe onbersr .S5iSses1, bic fih
aber nur ipenis noneinonber unteriheis
ben. auh bic .Gpurs" fam man lid,
ieiht ielbit 3ubereiten. Sic fperben In
ileineren Gldiern ierpirt unb nit
Mbisip. Gin ooer .,8ranbp1 hsrseitelIt.
Wian miftt einen oiefer Ghn1pfe NIT
ettpos 3itroneniaft unb 3uder. fhiitS
telt bic WifhIng NIT Gis burh unD
fiillt bos Glas nan bem Dlr6fieben
NIT Gipbpn auf. Nimmt man ffntt
bsa mHS!p, Gin Snsr Nraubp Rum.
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.Sie geben ftrens nit uns ins Sc
ridt," ldheIte Der 5ran5oie.
gDtr iparen 5u Der fleinen 9ruppe
setreten; Raoul nabm ben arm ieiner
5rau, ipehIeIte Elm paar bOflihe Worts
NIT ben beioen 6erren, unb ndhbem
mir uns Der Marheid empfoblen, be-
ittesen mir unIern Dor benz aoloHeum
baltenoen Waeen. 9incente blidte sil
tbrem Gotten fir6tIum>neusieris auf,
etnen Woment itmieste iie iid innis
ger on ibn; ba er bieie Inndberung
ni6t bemertte, mid iie iofort suriid
uno ibr biibf6es Geiiht perfiniterte
iih. SD bat fi., ben Sbaipl umsulss
gen, neil bic 2uft iit auffaueno abses
tiiblt bate unb bic 5rsmben iib por
Dem ldhen umfhld9 Der Ssmperatur
bitten muBten. Sie fpei9erte fih uno
bebdupiete, iih niemuls 3u ertGlten. Iie
mare gesen alIe 0itterungseinfliiiIe
dbgebdrtet. gs ipar fpirtIih falt oes
iporben, fefbft mid ourdidautrte Is
.iiie, troB bes biten Paletpts, als mir
i'm Wosen faBsn, unb iis tatte nur
eine oiinne SpibenI6Grpe iiber bas
Seibenflsib eetniipfi.
YWea6e Du Define autoritGt oel.
tero." tponote ih mid an Raoul, unb
bate mid i'm feIbsr Iueenblid fir
mslne unseihidIidtsit priiseln mDs.H
- itott ben aonfIitt gu perbiiten,
fubrte ih ibn ieIbit berbei.
rWleine 4utoritGt bsniis. id nur ba,
no iie auf 9ernunft ft0bt." aHtDortsts
sr itsif, ~on tinbifdem Giseniinn ssrs
ipItttert bi. ueberrsounsstunit zines
8emoitbenes. Oos; lid tpia nitt!1 iIt
niht gu DiberIee.n."
9incep's aussn FilIt.n ii9 nit
Shranen unb ibr tItinss, runoes ainn
5itterts.
(5nr!fttuns foIst.)
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Wittsr R. Corn on 9lsnoale y. II
8. u. SO. $1,000.
9eorge Wa. Rogers on Scoit W
Rossrs. $4,000.
TitoIas alein on Glart Street 6
IL. q. 60. 500.
William g. Dbit. on Z. Daro Z
Ii. .. 60. $1,000.
Sobn 8. Sobniton on 9I.nbaIs g
q. S205.
gbas. 8. gropns an Sburonpint
2. II. 6. SO. $25O0.
Curtis y. sydrliee on gnt,rpriis
9. ii. 6. u. 60. $500.
Sobn 3. abel on Soutbern Sbic
Sab. 8t. 60. S2600.
Gbds. 8. GRANGER on GdtI.p Smpr.
9. II. g. SO. $25O0.
SsrmoH =. Stratmun an GolIse.
Siu 6. II. 9. 60. $500.
GetiIste Sppptbetsn.
auitin Q. Sting an gI.nbaI. 3. II.
6. ". SO. $1,000.
IIeranber 8. Ginn on German J,
Witte. $3.50.
u. gii6ensor on antonio 9ome 8.
II. g. SO. $1,000.
Wlurn Jroit an Milforo 5ome 3.
SO. $1150.
Geo. Gaier on W. 8. Campbell,
$1,000.
5erman Strotmun on goit SiN 3,
&c 8. 60. $4,000.
8. R. u. q. part on 3. u. S6miot
$3.50.
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2ebrerinnen .raiebt. Sa iollte lie
ielbit 70 Gtfpas iperben unb purbe es
aud, lam in bas Saus zines ulten gndz
bigen serren, ih babe ibn re4t gut
getannt, er mar mebr als einmal bier,
mar audi 70 elm gerpanoter BON benz
junsen Serrn Baron 2arfelo. Was gs>
Idab aber2 aaum mar iie Elm Sobr ba"
- er lohte pfiffis auf uno fabte iid
uns DIR - ma, sic tDnnen tpobl ben.
fen. mas aefdab - ridtie, Der Ilte
betrathete fie. So, meiner Seele, Serr
Dottor, er bat Tie sebeiratbet! Wie Tag
unb Raht mar es; er bate Saare ipie
Sdnee 10 peiB, aber lie bat ibn bod
senommen.
.Sas iit eben nidbts geionberts,"
idste Rubolf, vbab iunse ihDne Wdbz
hen alte Mdnner beiratben, Die ibnen
bofiir Sitel unb 8elo uno Elm 2eben
bon 5reuben geben."
% ia, tpenn es bas eetpeien ipdre,
10 liebe es iih boren," antiportete Der
alte Mann; rabsr es mar Ni6ts, lie
bate fih anaefi6rt. S6uloen iparen
ba, bic 9inber taueten It6ts, paren
neiit ihon ertpohien unb boiler Neraer
uno Wutb, unb bann - nit benz 2e-
ben pou Jreuoeu mar es aud midi tpeit
ber. Der alte Serr" - er madte nit
Der Sanb bic 8epegune, als fibre er
ein GIas on ben Munb unb tippte ss
I'm - rb.r 'teben sic, Serr 9pttor?
Wenn Gtner ale Sage gu tief binein
iisbt, iann's nihts8sIdeibtes nerben."
y9as 1T traurig. Die urme Sruu!"
murmelts Rubplf.
rRa," iagte Paul, riest lit er tobt.
Beibna9tsn nur's idhris. Sam pou
mad Souie sefabrsn; tpie lie ben Das
gen aufnadeu, Iiegt er briunen unb
riihrt teiu glieb mebr. 8rpb Erauern
unb 5erSleib iit uiht um ibn espeien,
oas tDnnen sic osnten, benn ibr gebt's
bsfer, tpie porbsr. Mit ben Rinbsrn
lit lie aus einanoer, bat aud GtDas
heraus betommen, unb uniere 5errz
ihaft forst audi. SEPT nil iie pieosr
in Die 5taot sieb.n."
nSie tpobnt. ulio isitber ouf bem
2anbe?"
.5rsiIih," psrieBte 9auI, ,auf .tnem
Cute, urb Dorigen CONNER unb Serbit
lit unfer 5rGulein bel ibr getpeien, TO-
gar i'm Dinter aud ipieosr, unb tpenn
lie niht ba mar, fam bic qndoige SSrau
bierber. Gs lit cine Ssreunofddft spis
fhen geiben aus Der ainber8eit, bds
Idbt niht log, unb bdnn paiIsn Tie
aud gut 3uiummen. Infer Srdulein
lit INNER ernIt unb fir iid, iist unb
malt ober ma6t Muiit unb Iieit, bGlt
gei1ts oon 9eieQidufter uno 2uitbars
teiten; bic Qnoere dber lit Iauter leben
uno 5reuoigtstt, m0tte imm.r ipreden
uno auf ben geinen iein unb bat fir
ale 2eute Elm eutss 8ort unb Elm
8opfniden unb etnsn SpoB.
rDas JrGulein" iast oer0ottor nit
einiser anitrsnsung, lift tpoblibsrs
baupt =. t6 meine, ri6t febr beIiebt?"
rRsin," anttports:s Der ereiIe Die
ner leiisr, .isbr beIiebt 1T lie ni6t,
petPs 10 in ihrem Bsien Iiegt, tur5 ans
gsbunoer gu fein, Obne pieIs5reunblitz
teit, meiitbin, als ob Ginsr ibr i'm Mez
&c pGre; dber gut 1T lie bod, SsrrDots
tor, gut 1T lie bod. 8is i6 tront mar,
babe i6 es geisben. Wis asiner in mel.
ne aammsr fam, fam iis, unb ME ih
lpieoer aufiaB - i'd boris nod, tpie
tie iagte: 2lIter puuI. 0u barfit mid
ni6t Oerlaiien, btit ia msir gutter ges
treuer 5reunb! uno babel madte Fl. Elm
Geii9t, ME ein gngeI, 10 boil 9uts unb
Qis6e."
(5ortIesung foIst.)
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8rznSeiseztbxus lleb.rtraannssu
Cincinnati, 10. III

" y ~ ~ ~ " IL. ANA
Simon 8erbcrot an sSpTepb 8. :.
Rieoel, 80 bel 14O SUB an Der SiiO.
isite Der eebar ap,nus in COLLEGE gill;
81.
Die Cincinnati Sruit gompanp,
5ruitee. On 2aurente Woebrinesr, Got
137 in Waoiion YLdcs llntsrobtbsis
lung in WobiionDjqs; 81.
SuIia 6. 6aipIsp an DiQidm $.
aims, Got 46 in Role 5ilI part uns
t.rabtheiIuns; $500.
Serbert z. aent II. Qnb. on Gmss
lia g. Rent, Cots 64 unb 65 in u. >.
ernits unterabibeilune; 81.
Qnna M. Cannon ar Bellevue
grefping Co., 5 Sabre pa6t bss Gis
seHtbums, betonnt aIs 2017 maoiion
Roao. gu $40 per Wonat.
auitin Q. ainq an Witt.r Or. Corn,
Got ID unb 5beil bon Got Is in glod
2 in Grupforb & gIarfs uniaabz
tbsiIung in GLENDALE; 81.
QIics 6. 2inssnfeIter an Carr Gins
senfeIter, Got 239 in Blair e 2stpis'
llntsrabtbeiluns bon Blu. 4ib; 81.
DiIbeIm 9ounoIosr an Biuiam q.
5ouiIsr, Got 80 in !. 8. GIipsr' 3
3psitsr unterabtbilung in aodInnS;
81.
Wamis 9rssntpaIb on emma Sarts
fieI, a adtr 2anb in Surpep l126
IN 4no.rion 5ounfbip; $500.
Seth 6. Softer an Diuiam 8. ;Scrs
iparo, 80 bei 162 SUB an Der Suo.
ieite Der WooIper 4penue, 620 auB
oitIib bon Clifton apenus; 81.
Wiliam 3. Jortparb an george ID.
Rogers, bosieIbe Giatntbum; 81.
Wlarp Troit an WilIiam g. Wbit.,
sbsiI Un Got 207 in 6. SOp,ins' I'm
terubtheilung in Rornooo; 81.
Catherine Wlener an 4meIia Saoas
man, 5bsil BON Got 113 in gouna &c
Cutters llutsrabibetlung; 81.
Ssnrp U. aipp on Ritolas rnb
Gnnu al.in. Got q in WeR.nsie Qart
unt.rabtbsiIuns; ST..
Wlarp Qapsu an Warn 2apeu II.
anb., 35 BEL 135 CUB on Rortb geno
Rono, 218 JuB noroIih bon 5arriiuH
pite: 81.
Die Cincinnati 9ruit Co., 9ruite.,
on 5drrp Ssgoob, Got 13S in WaSis
ion place unterabtbeiluna; 1920.
gollmun gBilIon Jounbrn SO. an
guguii Got.. 5 Sabre pa6t bes Giz
genthums. bstannt aIs 800. SOP unb
5O4 on 4. Strobs; monatIide Wieibs
$65.
5rant %. 2ansbon an Rbpba 81.
aonsoOn, GOT o in ROis 5iu parf
unterabtbeiIuns; 81.
qnnd Settle an Sophia Reintina,
Got Al unb IbeiI BON Got AZ in 4nnn
6. Ga gOite-ur's 4bbition gu Nt.
5ealtbp; 81.
Ben. ). 5dppeniod an alta q.
Rob. 56 JuB an 3. slDenus, prIes
5in; 81.
Wasgie gusrger an 4ita O. Rob,
So Iub on berielben 4nenue; 81.
Caroline StemIer an Julia gofs
mann, 20 Sub an Belts StraBe; 81.
Soiepb ansebronbt an Sobn O..
5iBler, 33t igu5 BON Got "a in gpans
lion 2anb aT'n unterabtbeilnns; 81.
Qnna M puhta an Sobn 3. 4Ber.
5 Cots in 2ouis Gornel's unierab@
theiIung. MabifpnpiIle; ST..
Soa WeGopan an SuIia BotmnnI.
12t SUB on Weit z. Strabe, nabe
Gutter; 81.
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pic ge6eimniepolle
Sdugerin.
(Jortf. .gung.)

sd srbIit;s eben nod ibren ipeiF
uno bIau geitreiiten Sbapl Dor uns,
panntnt fiibrte iis :"
rRo6 cine unosrs Dame trdgt etnen
blauDeiBsn SbupI, Sic tDnnen iit
pisLIsitt seirrt baben."
rRein, nein, es tpar ibre 9r0be, unb
PaHHini srtannts it) bsutli6."
QDar es Der DioerbaQ oes Ges
mGusrs, Der uns iiber Die gti6tun1
Der Zone tGuidts, Die Sirene i6i.n
balo bier, balo oa bsritstt; als mir
auf Der obsriten Galsrie anaelonat
fparsn unO bon Der iapino.Iuoen 606e
in Die Arena binab6!itten, in beren
Wtitte oas grpbe, bOIasrns areus ems
porragt, srihallte Die 3rpsite Stropbs:
,IuI natl puInerati
10 i6mel3eno unb i6msr3Dur9sittert,
boB mir NIT angebaltenem 4tbem re-.
gun9slos bordtsu.
rSfel9en MIR berunter!" riefen Die
9erren, aIs bic Sdngerin IApiea. Die
Signora bat ii6 Der grbe sendbert,
mir tuollsn ibr folssn. Gs mare felt
lam, Denn mir bic aiinftlerin nit)t
entoeden iplten."
sd CLAUDE, ss 1T Sianoro gattanz
ca BPM Qppuotbeater," meinte bic
GonteHa, Die oas SntsrsFe, oas bic
uniiHtbure erregte, libel permertte.
80, gonteha!" entsssnete Der Mars
6efe beinabe entriiitet, bic gattanea
1T cine Dortrefflihe primaoonno, pon
Jeuer unb 8erDe auf Der S3ene, aber
ipie tDnnsn sic ibre idarfen 2lccsnte
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-04-22
WHlTlNGHAM.
Death Of George r. Faulkner.

George r. Faulkner, SO, who died April
", was born in Nottingham Feb. &c,
1851 He was a son of Royal II. and
Minerva (Boyd) Faulkner. lie had al
ways followed with success the occupa-
ton of farming. In the spring of 1876
he bought the farm where he died. Not
withstandng the active duties OF the
farm he found time for other things.
He was a corporator of the Wilmington
savings bank, auditor of the Deerfield
Valley creamery in Wilmington, agent
for the Vermont Farm Machine company
of Bellows Falls, selectman several years
and justice Of the peace in recent years.
lie was member OF Pearl chapter, No.
So, O. e. S., and one OF its past patrons,
also a member of Unity lodge, No SO,
f. & A. M, in which he had held many
important offices, including that OF wor-
shipful master several years. He mar
ried Eldora l.. Gallup, daughter of Ed
ward ID. Gallup Of Halifax, Jan. q, 1875,
and they reared two children, Miss Ada
May, a past matron of Pearl chapter,
and Royal II. His father, who Is 50
years old, was unable to attend the
funeral which was held in his late home
Thursday April IA, Rev. A. n. Black
ford officiating. Besides his wife and
children he leaves one brother and three
sisters, all Of whom were present at the
funeral with uncles, aunts and many
other relatives. A large delegation was
present OF Wilmington savings bank
officers, members OF the Eastern Star
and Unity, Social and Balance Rock
lodges OF Free Masons Beautiful floral
offerings were sent from his lodge and
chapter and from Social lodge OF Will
mington. There were also many floral
tributes from appreciative friends in this
and other towns The burial was in the
Nottingham cemetery. The procession
was escorted to the cemetery by the
IA mi
women OF the Eastern Star. these bodies
being under the command OF Schuyler
Murdoch, marshal OF Unity lodge. The
beautiful Masonic burial service was rem
dered at the grave by Harry f. Clark
master of Unity lodge. During the
service the women OF the Eastern Star
placed beautiful flowers upon the coffin.
How often we heard the expression "He
was a good man and true and faithful
| to all his obligations"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-04-22
GIGANTIC POWER SCHEME.
Plant at Zoar and Electrfy Hoosao
Tunnel 6 Wilmington Railroad.

4 gigantic power scheme which entails
the spending of millions of dollars Is
being slowly pushed onward on the east
side OF the Hoosac tunnel by interests
which the North Adams Transcript
learns has back Of them the great
Standard OIL company. Bound up in the
scheme, the greatest power scheme as
yet conceived in New England, is the
tunneing Of Davis mountain and the
establishment at Zoar of a great power
station which will generate power
sufficient to supply the Boston q
Maine Railroad company with all the
power it needs to electrify the Hoosac
Tunnel and Wilmington narrow gauge
road and still have plenty of power to
sell to any and all industries which may
desire it in the greater part of western
Massachusetts
The Deerfeld River Power company,
rejuvenated, with plenty Of money back
of it, as agents are now busy buying
options, and where they can't get the
options they are buying the land or
farms outright
For some time past, Edward Wheeler,
OF the firm Of Wheeler Brothers, lumber
men, OF Wilmington, who is in the
employ OF Martin A. Brown OF Boston,
has been at work securing needed op-
tions, according to the Transcript story,
and most of them have been secured
The scheme calls for the erection OF a
great dam near Monroe Bridge which
will effectually hold back all the water
of the great watershed on that side Of the
mountain. The mountain is to be tun-
neled and the water will be carried
through ii to Zoar, gathering power
from the fall between the two towns
The adoption OF the plan OF a big
dam at Monroe Bridge would stop the
flow OF water through the present river
bed between Monroe Bridge and Zoar.
and in consequence it is necessary for
the company to have all the water rights
between the two towns. Last winter
the Frank Pike farm, which is on the
river, was bought outright and 1t has
been learned that the Dory Carbis and
the Newman property rights below the
Pike farm have been secured. The
Boston & Maine company have large
rights between the Carbs and Newman
properties, and these OF course did not
have to be bought, as the New Haven
interests are in some way associated in
the new company, which will probably
succeed the Deerfeld company.