davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-25
ToTDox VIM SWING DnAwERs.

which lift up and on which may be
kept those things which should be
close to the ice The lower part Of the
refrigerator is equipped with drawers,
which swing II and out on a hinge at
one side. They are rounded at one
end and come out only a certain dis
lance That part Of the bottom Of the
drawer which extends outside when
the latter Is moved to the limit Of its
outward range Is solid, the other seq
ment being perforated to permit the
cold air to pass through more readily.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-25

An improved kind Of refrigerator IN
vented by a Georgia man is shown
herewith In place Of the row Of
shelves with which the ordinary refrig-
orator is equipped, this new ice chest
has series Of drawers, which swing
In and out aud which make the articles
kept within much easier Of access
The ice compartment is at the top, as
in most other types, and alongside 1t
IN one corner is a row Of shelves
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-25
Class cIaaninn Him.

Place pulyerized pumice stone be-
tween the layers Of a folded piece Of
soft muslin and stitch around the edge
to keep the powder from splitting.
Wipe lamp ehimneys or windows with
this dry cloth, and they win become
clean and sparkling almost instantly.
Enough powder viii remain ia the
cloth to use several times
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-25
Nasal Catarrh
Henry I. Britton Says 1t Is Easy to Get
Rid Of


My head, nose and glands Leading to
my eyes and nose were stopped mp ard
swollen. | tried several so-mlled eatafrh
cures. but Hyomei, Used thoroughly did
the curing There Is nothing TOO good to
say ID favor of Hyomei Il cured ny
nasal eatarrh Henry i. Brittoni Frost
street Eaton Rapids, Mich
IIyomei pronounced High-o-mel cures
catarrh. because it gets where the germs
are, and destroys them. 1t IS made Of
Australian eucalyptus, mixed With otae,
healing antiseptics. When breathed over
the irritated and inaamed membrane It
gives relief in two minutes.
Used regularly for few weeks, Z
will build up and heal the germ-iafested
membrane and drive ont catarrh.
IF YOU own a small Hyomei pocket m
haler YOU can get bottle Of Hgomei ~
druggists everywhere Or at the hea
Cross Pharmacy, for only 80 cents H
YOU do not own a Hyomei inhaler, ask
for a complete outfit, The price q winch
Is s100 It is guaranteed to cure eataffa'
coughs. colds, Group OF sore throat, q
money back.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-25
Al Laundry Hint.

Few people know how to hang sheets
properly upon the line Shake them
well while still wet ana hang them
with the hens together and the hem
edge pinned to the line, This prevents
whipping the corners and lessons the
wear and tear while the sheet viii
need less pulling into shape for the
ironing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-25

Tulips and sheafs OF beautiful iris
blooms are prominent among the fiow-
sr trimmings on the new spring hats:
also wall flowers and stocks. acacia
blossoms wlstaria. sweetpeas. pansIea
snd violets. Many Of the new dover
turbans are composed OF the latter.
For illustration there Is a charming
flower turban shown composed of vio-
lets Of reddish purple shade. On
the left side is a bow Of red velvet
which blends admirably with the red
dish purple tone in the violets.
Fruit trimmings are still IN favor
with the designers Of millinery. and
fruits, large and small. big black
grapes. white grapes, plums and
peaches. all luscious in coIorings. are
used alone or combined oddly with
flowers. In q smart shop a huge furban
seen recently was OF black straw. Sur
rounding the turban were clusters Of
large English grapes. There were 9th.
er models in the same shop with fruit
trimmings Of one sort or another.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-25
AGAINsr CANNON.
stand Of Eleven Republican Nominees
in Ohio.

Cleveland. O.. May % Eleven newly
chosen Republican Congress nominees iu
Ohio, eight Of them reasonably certain
OF election in November have pledged
themselves as against the reelection Of
Speaker Cannon in poll completed yes.
terday. One nominee certain Of election
General J. Warren keifeI Of the seventh
district, is openly for the speakers re.
election.
Nine nominees, only three of whom are
at an certain OF reelection, are non
oommittal, not being forced b. then
campaign to meet the issue Of Cannon
fsnl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-25
KILLED BY LABOR LEADER.
westville, H., Man Shot In Quarrel by
SECRETARY Of Miners, Union.

Danville, Ill., May 25. Joseph Smith
was shot and killed at Westville Mon
day night by John Welsh secretary Of
the local miners union. Welsh recent.
III disarmed All Italian who had threat
ened to shoot John Fl Walker, president
Of the United Mine Workers Of Illinois.
Last nights tragedy resulted from
quarrel over that incident Welsh sur.
rendered to the police.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-25
MORE RIors NEAR cHANcsHA.
General Unrest and Anti-foreign Senti-
ment Reported Spreading.

Shanghai May 25Native riots oe.
CURED at Chaun- CHA, thirty miles north.
west Of ChaHgsha, last Saturday 4 cen.
siderable portion Of the city was burned.
The Lutheran church was destroyed by
fire Tha general unrest and anti.foreiga
sentiment are spreading
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-25
wAsHINGroNs ONLY HEIR.
George M. Roebrts Of Ohio Makes This
Assertion.

Assertion.
Washington. May 25- Publication Of
the fact that Congress might pay the
claims Of heirs Of George Washington,
who contend that s905000 worth Of land
was taken from them without warrant
Of law, has brought ont new claimant
TO dispute their rights George M Rob
erts of Welleyille, o., has written a Lett
tar to Representative Roberts Of Massa
ehusetts, chairman Of the house commit
tee on private land claims, asserting
That he Il the only real live heir to-
those longforgotten lands Of George
Washington and that he wants the
whole S3O5000. He says he viii fully
his claim Just as soon as he
RECEIVERS the original documents carried
to England by John Paul Jones.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-25
Empire pav IN Canada.

Halifax, N. 81, May % Yesterday was
observed as Empire day and was holi
day throughout Canada
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-25
Rhubarb is grown extensively IN

Rhubarb is grown extensively in
China.
Ozone venttiiadng machines are now
common In many large buildings.
The FIRST automobile show for west
ern Canada viii be held in February.
1911.
IN Spain the old style charcoal bra
Kier is stin Ia use for heating pur-
poses
England's newest vessel Of the
Dreadnought type. the Neptune, has a
displacement Of 20,250 tons.
There are now in German East At
RIGA seventeen medium and smaller
European plantations having some
5000 acres In cotton and twenty-four
plantations with approximately s,00G
acres in cotton as q catch crop. Twelva
cotton planting associations are devel-
oping 10000 acres, planting at the
rate Of about 10000 acres per year,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-25
PERU Accepts.
Agrees Unreservedly to Arbitration with
Ecuador.

Washington, May %. The government
of Peru has formally accepted without
reserve the mediation Of the United
States. Brazil and Argentine in the
dispute between Peru aud Ec.
nndar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-25

GOLD DUST is better than soap
and elbow grease for pots and pans.
Ii digs deep into cracks and corners
and sterilizes everything it touches
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-28
Die Serfunft Der 8eieoa.

rad neueiten Soridunesn 1T ais
llrIprungsort Der 70 lieblih ouftens
ben ReTeoa ni6t Qssppten, tpie man
friibsr msiit annabm, ionbern bs.
n0rbIide glfrita unSuisbsn. Sn Gus
ropa purbe Iie um Die Nlitts bts 18.
Sabrbunbsrts einssfiibrt uno psrbreis
tste iid raid bsrurt, bab man fiinfs
Sis perI6isoene arten sdblte. Gimme
srlpGbnts fie suerf 1859, 2tIbredt b.
SalIer fiibrte iie bereits 1853 ala
vReIeod despptiaed oooratifima
Stranger" an. Stranger mar Der
Same zines fraus0IiI6eu Qrstes, Der
Oas anmutbiee pfIdn5den 1888 uuf
elmer Sori9ungsrsiIe in Sripolts iab
uno Samen bopon an ben ySdrbin
oes Plantes" in puris iunbte. 9a.
bur9, baB er bic Senouns nit ans
bern 9ineen bon Qeeppten auseebsn
lieb, f6eint ole glnna6me entItanoen
gu iein. bic Reieba famine aus benz
8buraonenrei9e. Sm pariier 8otus
uiI9sn 9artsn ipur6e lie oom i'm
Sabre 1877 gum eriteu Male ausses
fat. Sn ibrer ltrbsimatb obsr, Der
alien 2anbIdaft gpreuaita i'm beutt>
gen Sripolis, tommt bic Rsisod nod
bsute bielfuh tpilblpa6ienb in Sell
fenipaIten uno an sraiisen abbdnsen
Dor, tpie Der 9erIiner 8otuniter Saus
BERT Ihon 1887 BEL elmer 5orT9unsss
rsiie feftitelIen tonnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-28
Sas gcrbaHsuiF.

Der Suustns6t bonn .@aT6blausn
6tmmel" mar elm pbiloiopb. .DiHen
g." fagt er mir nal, vgsgn Die Be-
itimmung lam tsener mid an. SIDE,
ME Sc mir bier ieben, mar au6 mid
gum Saustne9t geboren, aber, pis
idons Der 9i6ter Iaet: Init BEN qe.
i9idten WlGO9en is Teen elpger 8unn
gu fle9ten" uno nenn's einem mics
gsbn ioa, Oenn sebts einem mics.
alsounn ipie i'd nod n aino mar,
I'm Wtuttern bat gefrogt, mas pillfte
pern, DiIIema bab id egal g.antpor-
tet: 3uderbdder. lin Oieie 8orliebe is
mir aud in ben ipdtern Sabren ees
blieben. gu iperbe id su einsm T&ee=
iter in De 2sbre gsitedt uno aliens
lpdre 70 melt AUDI gang gut sesansen;
dber es tommt ia alemal anSers.
Gines idOnsn Suses fasts mein Rse=
fter, Dab id 2uftberdnoerung brau<
DIE, unb parf mid beraus. @arum9
oas is ia eben mein @erbGnsniB. Sd
follte ndmIib Magronen tneten. Der
Sberto6 bate ben Sei6 Ippeit fertia
gemadt uno MI IoIlte id nit meine
Sdnoe ffOne, tlsene &iigsltens maz
6en. Rsdt tle.ne, bamit man au6
mas babel p.rbisnsn Tam. limb nu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-28

Sn benz 9ssirt Wabura Der in6is
f6en StattbdlterI6aft Ufaoras Iebt
bas @olf Der 3alldrs, bas 9iebitabl,
Raub uno Gbnli6e ptrbre9erif6t 4rt
bes @rperbes gu feinem etgenen Be-
rufe gemd6t bat, ipie aud bas Wort
&allars ieIbit 9iebe bebeut.t. Die
&ullurs iino in ben bsnddbarten Be-
Sirten iueeen ibrsr grenSenios tiibnen
Rdubereien unb 0iebereien gefiir6tet;
bic @plltommenbeit i'm Steblen unb
Ginbre9en itebt bel ibnen in 70 bpbem
4nIe6sn, buB Die srDBten ibrer Rdus
bereien in Ot9tuneen psrberrliht pers
ben. Die SeIbsntbaten bes RGubsrs
San6ana Sbebdn, Der Dor einieen
Sdbreu ben ipobIberbisntsn Soo am
9algsn sefuu6sn bat. Isbsn nod in
ben 9efGngnifsn Der &alIdrs fort.
Die Sittsn Der &alIars sntIpre6en
gang Dem ein3isen 8erufe, ben Iie
fennen. Die &inoer iperben i'm grs
truaen bon WiBbanblunsen fuit fpars
tanif4 itrenge er5ogen, 70 oab lie
SiBs, 8dIte unb gtuspeiti6en mort.
los iibcr iid erseb,n Iafen Iern.n.
Der am beiten fteblsn uno rauben
lam, bstommt Die bette ssrau unb es
tommt Dor. ooB cine &n!Iarfrau ibs
rem Mann berIGbt. urn einem dnoeren
gu folgen, be- es i'm Rauben unb
Stebkn peitsr 1sbra6t bat, aIIo in
Der 9luffafiurg Der SaIIurs ptugsnb.
batter" 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-28

Gin cItsr unb elm tb6rifter Grid,
Der bem 1lnsliidIiden nGtiirIi9 aihts
niiBte. ibm nur I9aSets! 1lno bsss
6alb tonnte aud bas 8otum nt9t
anbers lauten, oIs ss t6atidAIih ges
ldutet, ouf pf6uloi9" -.
SEPT nur nod tpenige Sage, unb
bic Repiiion. bic er bate stnlesen lais
fen. nur um glufi9ub au babsn, tpiirs
be perporfen iein. 9lIsbdm follte
nod Elm 9lntrag auf DiebsrGuTnabs
me bes 8erfabreus seIteqt peroeu.
lin ben gu beeriinben, mar es nos
tbie, neue Sbatfa6en porsubringen,
bic 5ur @rmittelung bes llnbetannten
fiibren fpnnten. papier uno 8Ieis
itift iparen bem @srurtbeiIten gu biss
fem 3pede our 9erfiisung eeIielt
iporben.
Sb es ibm ni9t bod nod selins
gen piirbe2 Gin unbeTtimmtes 9es
fiibl pflests jebt bin unb tpieber in
ibm auf3utau9sn. Gtipas, ipie
9Iaube, Soffnuns! 9ofer mo6ts es
lpobl tommen, bdb iein S6laf beiier
ipurbe. Die SrGume, bic ibn iebt
aufIu6ten, perT9eu6ten bic 8irtli9z
feit nidt mebr. Sic bra9ten ibm,
i'm @sgentbeiI, Grinnsruneen nit an
bic 3eit, no er jung. bebiitet unb
fiinbenlos gsfpeisn. S,ine tobte Wuts
ter fam iebt in Der Na6t oft gu ibm.
Stets bate fie iein fritz bsritorbenes
S9peiter9eu an Der Sanb unb 8eia
be blidten Iie ibn an, 70 pertraut unb
70 Iieb! ga, biefe penieitens tpuBten,
baB er unf9uIbig Ieiben muBte. @ts
ne erobe SebnIu9t iibertum ibn, bies
fes liebe Wlutterauss auf benz gupiers
feitSubdlten, nm ss ben san5en tdrs
gen Reft feiner Gage Dor iih gu bds
ben. 9tber INNER, ipsnn er ben 8lei'
itift sur Sanb nabm, entglitt bas
ause. ibm bon tpeiter 5srne aus
freunbli9 sunidenb.
@ines Sages mar Der Wunf1, oas
geIiebte 9luge gu 5ei6nen, Defenders
mddtis in ibm. Gr bssann. 9tber
es ipurbe ni9ts. Gtpus 8efanns
tss mar in benz. pas ba por ibm
sntitanb. Iber ni9ts 2Ghelnbes,
ni9ts 2iebes. gtipas Sur4tbures
mar es, stipas, bas ibn an grduitgs
augenblids srinnerte. Mit einem
erfGltenben @efiible am SerSen Sei4'
nete er neiter. Medldnifh, faft. tpie
unsspoIlt, sIitt Der Stiff iiber bas
papier. Simmer IbGrf.r bob ii4
bas @ttpas ab. Mas mar ss bo63
Gs padte Jpn ia orhsntIi9 an. So, |
mein 9ptt, bies Muge bate sr bod |
T6on geiebsn. 9tuf Der 2anbftrube, |
Dor tur3em, bas 9luse zines 8ugus
6unben, fpis er ia, bds mar ia |
has gtuge bsFen, Der ibm bic Sahen |
pertuuft, bss erobn llubstannten. !
limb nun, tpie sr bas 9luse fab, ers
inusrts er ii4 pIOBIi9 bss sanaen
Msnfhen.
Gs mar i6m, aIs pb er por ibn
trat, pie er leibts unb lebte. Wtit
fiebrieem @ifsr arbeitete er unb drs
bsitete unb ni9t lanss, Ou lag bas
Bib bes 5remben Oor ibm auf benz
papier, ipie cine Photographic, gum
9reifen Gbnlih E.
@enige Sage ipdtsr nabm bic
@enbarmsrie auf 9runb bieies 8iI'
bes ben pirtliden MOrber, einen
panbernben glbbeder9eielIen, fsit.
Sebr I9psr mar es ni9t, i'm gu ei'
mem @eitdnbniFe 5u ptranlaifsn. gr
betannts, bub er nidt mebr babe lpei'
ter tDnnsn por inneren SolterquaIen.
Die 9lide Ieiner beioen Spfer, oes
@rmorbeten unb bss unihuIbis @er'
bGttsn ibn unuufbGrli4,
tpie nit Sol6Ipiben bur9bobrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-28

&urgaft (Su einem poriibergez
benosn Pafanten): rWollen sic mir
gefdatgft oieie gln5eise lefsn, msin
Serr9"
Paffant: ~Sa, tOnnen Sic Die
S9rtft ni4t feben, iie 1T bod fstt
geOrudt."
Surg a #: nGben oesbalb, mein
Ir5t bat mir DerOronet, allies 5stte
gu permsioen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-28

- @rttdrung. rDie 1T es
nur mO9Ii6, baB Oein 6reunb feline
Grau in isinem lebten DilIen suts
srbteg" = Sang bssrsifIi4. gs
mar ia Der srite, ben iie ibm IuFen
mubts."
: Seineaufi9t. Ssrr gum
SetrdtbspsrmittIsr): ga, .rlaubsn sic
nal, sic buben mir bod psriidert,
bic Dame fei ipunberi9On, babe feis
nerI.i ROrptrmdnsel; einItpeil.n ift
iie budlig unb bat bas @eIift boIl
Dar5en! - Seiratbsbermittler: Sm
: ia, bite. bas iinO ia bod aud
feline WGns.l - ebsr Elm ll.btrfIuB!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-28

- Refptttpoll. Rittersuts-
beiibsr: Run, me:n Iieber Snipettor,
tuie sebt's benn Sbrem Sobne auf
Dem 9pmnaiium9" = Snipettpr: %,
Serr Baron, Der bat bic G1re esbabt,
nit Sbrem Serrn SObn Suiummen-
iibcn az bleiben."
= Romunpaue. {. Rad lans
ger Wanberuns betrui Der @raF bas
ShlOb feiner @orfabren. Dor Gre
miibuug iait aufammenbre9snb,
bIidts er iid uersebli9 nd6 eineR
SeHeI nm. uuf Dem iein sequGItss
Ssr5 Der Tube pfIssen tOnute!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-28

: Gin MtbperfGnbnib.
MaIerin (5u ibrem MpbeGl, einem
8oritdotmdbeD: ST es bas .rftemal,
6db Sic iiBsn9" - MoOeI (50g.rnb):
R.in, i'd babe NAL tu.sen 0iebItabl
pieraebn Sage gsiefen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-28

fiitfen mir uu9 gang alIein in ben
Selisn in 9ietsnborf blsibsn. e. Ssnt
nal an! Sntel bat uns beut ssboIt
unb pupu tpia"...
Or fpra9 nibt aus. 9snn es but'
te gerabe ausseieben, uls OBJ BIZ
3ante pIOBIid tpie6er fortIaufen poll'
te. 9rete belt iie aber feit an Der
Sano, ba tonnte Iie es gepib ni9t
~Sa tommt ia f9on Sntel", Ia9tc
Sans iebr bersniist unS erlei9tert
Don Der 9epddabF.rtisunssitene
Der fam rafhen Sdrittes elm bu6s
eefpadfeher Mann. llnb nun bliet
er itsbsn, unb ipie elm 3uden bur9s
Fpg es f.insn &6rper.
InnesMarie tonnte ss beutIi9 ies
ben, aber fie itdno Felt.
Od fam er ndbsr unb sos ben
5ut.
rOntsI, iisb nal, Sante 2lnnss
Rarie 1T ou!" iau9stsn ibm bic
Rinber entgessn.
Gr bob idb ben ssfentten aopf.
rWaIter!" f9ris 2lnnezRaris faIs
funssIos uuf, als fie iein 9eii9t fab.
S9maI mar es seiporbsn unb bas.r.
Die fpnft 70 guten, f9Onen Iusen
hagen ttsf, fpradtn bon 2eio, 6ds
Iungfum an Der 9efunbbeit sebrt. :.
sd babe ia gar nidts bon bir ges
ipubt, @aIt.r", fuste 2tnn.sMaris,
tnbtm iie bic Sanb dusitr.dte.
limb uIs er iie nidt sl.t6 nabm,
fsbte iie erfdiittert bin5u: Limb bin
por Ss3niuat mad bir rein umsss
tomm.n.". :.
Run sriff er bod gu.
n@s mar Elm barter Brief ods
mails, InnezMarte. 2lber id pGre
eber seforben, .be i9 Dor eu9
Helm getporben ipdrs unb nod einmal
gefommen.". a..
rDas tannit bu ia gar ni9t, Helm
iperben", fIiiiterte QnnezMarie, inoem
fie ii9 tpie biIfeiu9enb an ieintr
Sano feftbieIt. sd bin ss sepes
fen, mir ale in unferem 9r0bens
fpabn. limb i6 bite bid, Walter,
persiB unb persib. Sd mO6te bid
tuieber Orgel fpielen b0ren. Wt05t.
9ott bur9 bid ipisosrfinben, ben i9
bd brauben uuf oeinsm 2anbe faub.
uno ben id fat psrIOren Bate.
Sbre Stimme brad. 9l6er es mar
elm groBss Slid in ibrem Sersen.
Sic fiiblte, baB lie fi9 ebrli9 bur9s
esruusen bate bur6 ale &dmpfs.
@r bielt iie i'm 4rm. ginen 2lus
senblid nur. Gs fi.I aud gar ni1t
ouf unter ben bitlen Qlbf9ieb nebs
member Wenfden.
$50 isi pieoer mein, 2lnnesWsus
rie!"
Sic nidte. sic puBte pIDbIi6,
boB fie ME mas an6eres getpeTen mar
ala fetn. unb puBte, baB 70 cine
SugsnoliebeIei, ipie Mutter sefaat
bate, bod fsiter bieIt aIs alls Der
nunft Der Delt. sic nabm bic
airber an bi. Sano uno ftrei6elte
bic bIOnben &0pfe.
,@erT9iebt cure ReiIe auf elm padr
Stunbsn, jar Sbr tommt nod friib
aenug gu eurer 5srtenfreube. Snt.l
foll nal erit nit Der Sante unb eu6
nu6 Sdus geben gu mir d. id9"
Die &inoer fhduten frasenO ben
Sntel an.
Der nidte ibnen ermunterno gu.
rDir fabren bafiir am 4bsno nit
Rem S9nensug. od itno mir nod
einmuG 10 RAID in @roBs0istenoorf.
limb -. 70 9ott min, biirft ibr
balb 8lumen ftreuen sur Sodaeit. ..
nod Sommerblumen -. 9lnnesMd'
rie :. ia9"
rSu", fliiiterte fe.
gln Ieiner unb Der &inoer Seite
ging iie Den @eg suriid, ben 4.
eetommen mar, Inn ii6 iIr Ihtper err
fGmpftes Slid traft ibrer 2iebe All
forbern, bas taufenSmal mebr nertb
mar aIs ole fogsnunrts quite gartis.
llno fie sins itOIs ipie cine &OnisiH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-28

-unnOtbie. Dame (Oie einsn
Gebemdnn bsiruttets): mir puros
cbnebiu bon Der 9artsnI9lGserin pro.
pfe5eit, baB uniers @be ni9t lanGs
hauern tperoe. 2ebemann: unb bpSu
bran9teIt bu srit Oi: Sartsni9tdgs
rin2!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-28

9enaue 4ustunft.
Stdoter: nHun, mas gtbt es Reues
in @urem 0orf9 2ebt Der alte @ez
metnoebori itanO no99" Bauer:
Der 1T geitorben." StGbter:
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-28

Putney. He was of the opinion it would send them all to Bridgeport for their shopping and for church, and so divide the town. He wished to have the Derby cars run to the center of Stra tford, and not switch off at Bar mum avenue. MT. Daniel Wood hoped the company would put some electric lights on Barnum avenue.
 Father O'COnnor made a powerful and telling speech, which was applaud ed to the echo. He hoped the Select men and the people of Stratford would see that Barnum avenue gets the. troll ley tracks. He asked if the roads are more valuable than the convenience of the citizens? The trolley is a great convenience for all working people. Now many have had to walk to their places of employment for years? He knew that MT. McQuillan had been ob- liged to walk for 30 years in all kinds of weather over that road on his way to work. All corporations should do what is right. The roads are for the convenience of the public and are not to be regarded as beautiful parks for the wealthy and their automobiles. We have no business to turn down our thumbs on the people of Hollister Heights We should have no selfish interest. He warned these officials who opposed the proposition that if they did so it would go hard with them at the next election. This re- mark produced storms of applause.
 MT. Robert Sammis, as often an- nounced in the Farmer, said he had yet to hear the least objection to trolley on the avenue. He did not know of any one who is opposed. The center of the town is in favor of it. A trolley on Barnum avenue will relieve the traffic on Stratford avenue and not oblige one to hang on to the steps of a car as is now the case. He believed the town should be loyal and all the people should stand together. A vote was taken to express the sense of the meeting, and it was unanimous, not a solitary person voting no.
 The next question considered by the meeting was in relation to building a spur, or switch, on the Main street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-28

end of East Broadway. Dr. Lewis made vigorous speech in opposition. He remarked that the same prOposi- tiOn had been thrashed out twice be- fore in as many town meetings and the sentiment of the town is wholly Oppos- ed to any more encroachments on East Broadway. Some one spoke in behalf of the contention of the railway, and was of the opinion that the switch is an absolute necessity but when vote was taken the town gave it's voice against the job. MT. Chapman tried to head off the opposition by saying that similar state of affairs existed in Hartford and no one objected Dur ing the meeting one gentleman was re- quested by the audience to talk to the point Or sit down. He began to say something about MT. Bullock and Poughkeepsie, but the assemblage did not care to hear any remarks on that subject, which was not germain to the question before the town. There was much shouting, hissing and jeer- ing and 1t was plain to be seen the gentlemen present came to attend to business, and not to hear remarks about private individuals.
 MT. Abraham Ryder, who has lived at Putney, near the Housatonic river for the past 50 years, says the water was higher III the stream last Saturday than it has ever been within his mem Ory.
 The sudden cessation of the publica- tion of the tax list has caused quite a shock to those who expected to see their assessments in print.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-28
TARIFF DUTIES, AND COST OF LIVING


 living been made of late them from labor which evident belief being that would in decreased reductions the Beef but Trusts profits by cutting of it's
  of the labor union above quoted this important point duties the articles in question: They follows: valued at than s4 each $s had at more than s eao 27 per cent Sheep. All other live animals mules 20 cent veal, mutton. amt pork 11a ID. Means prepared preserved on protection ducersto with not which makes addition tariff it's Therefore might be repealed without njuring them ir the noticed, meats, eign competition Indeed,  Wilson. they in country"
 comparatively pound but added refrigeration, is well Congress took excellent Beef Administration. evidently endeavoring
 
 
 
 
 would not lessen the cost of living