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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-05-27

Our best bow TO +. X. Sadleir for a
fine specimen Of Seymour Lake lunge.
o. T. Davis is again in Portland this
week regarding his eyesight, which does
not seem to improve.
Leo Fortier is to open a barber shop
next Monday in the room recently oceu-
pied by DIR. Trenholme.
The selectmen have issued their war.
rant to the first constable, j. X. Apple
bee, to kill all unlicensed dogs.
A very attractive programme is being
arranged for the Fourth of July cele.
bration. 1t will be published next week.
Charles S. Brooke, of Ottawa, Canada,
X. C., was in town Friday and Saturday;
visiting his sister, Mrs. John Reeve, and
family.
The ladies of the Congregational
Church will conduct food sale in the
church parlors Saturday afternoon from
1 to 5.
NJ. &. Davis has sold two building lots
on Birch street to Mrs. LaRoche. Con-
sideration $500. The lots in ques-
ton adjoin that now owned and occu-
pied by Mrs. LaRoche, one above and
one below the main road.
The /. p. II. S. Juniors will give
bonnet social in Foresters' hall, Friday
evening, May 20. Refreshments served.
Admission l5c. Ladies are requested to
take hat, trimming, needles and thread,
and the gents to go and learn the trade.
There will be no service at Christ
Church next Sunday evening. Instead
there will be a special service at 3
O'Clock in the afternoon for the Grand
Army aud auxiliary organizations. The
citizens generally also are cordially in.
vited to attend.
For Memorial Dav, H. j. Ball, the
we'll known scotsman and florist OF
West Derby, offers wreaths made of
galax and magnolia leaves and box wood
sprays with flowers for 50c, 75c, Sl.00
and upwards. These last well and are
very appropriate.
Mrs. Willie Nolen, who has been very
i'll for several weeks, threatened with
nervous prostraton, was taken on her
bed Tuesday to the home of her parents
in Jefferson, n. II. Her friends hope
the change will be beneficial and that
she will soon return in restored health.
No moving picture entertainment
next Monday evening. The pictures
last Monday evening are highly spoken
of and afforded great pleasure to a good
sized audience. F. s. Story presents a
good programme every week, but that
of Monday evening was exceptionally
good.
State road comm ssione Gates and Mr.
Bates, Orleans county road supervisor,
were in town Tuesday and went to
Bloomfield by auto to inspect the gravel
road connected with the underpass erect
ed to do away with grade crossing on
the Grand Trunk. The selectmen of
Bloomfield refused to accept the road as
built claiming it did not meet the re-
quirements. No decision yet.
Mrs. Mary Evans Dexter, long resi-
dent of Island Pond in the old days, died
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Frank II. Mason, at Akron, Ohio, Sum
day morning, May s, of heart trouble
after two days illness, aged seventy
five years. Quite a number will recall
this estimable lady, and will extend
sympathy to Mrs. Mason and family,
with whom she had made her home the
past ten years. Besides her daughter
she is survived by her husband and one
son, Charles A., of Dexland, Fla. The
funeral was held from her late home
Tuesday, May 10.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-05-27
Life Insurance

is the only certain means 10y which per
sons not possessed of accumulated CAPT
tai can secure their families agains
future want.
6lst year. National Life Ins. Co.. o.
VT. (Mutual.)
W. w. SPRAdUE & SON,
General Agents OF Northeastern Vermont,
ST, Johnsbury, VI.
}. IL. LaRoche Special Agent.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-12
Selesrapbiide TutiSeu.

- Bel astsbao, i'm dinsiiIhen
RuBlanb, iino bel Der GntgIeiiung Ell
nes 3uges Der Sransfdutaiiiheu Gis
Ienbabn 10 QerIonsn ums Qeben ges
tomm.n uno "a i6psr oerlsbt porbeu.
IS. 8. 2incolrr, Big Dor Sturgeon
5ilf8 Gsneral gstrisbstsiter Der
pbildbeIphid Ropio Co., lit in 8eit
pbildbslpbid ums 2s6en gstpmmsn,
aIs sr in Dsit QbiIabeIphia uuf einsr
in getpsgung befirolihen Giienbubnz
aug iprins.u pollte.
= Sn sioga, Qa., an Der Rsubing
Giienba6r, lit Der RsO. Or. Sacob
Su[abs bon stnemgiienbahn3ug iibers
Fabrsn uno getOotet poroen.
- Samuel aslio unb 6rau, bon
5einsburg, Snb.. alte Qeuts, iinb in
Cornelius groifirs, Sno., Don eiuem
3uq Der indianapolis Southern Si>
Isnbabn ii6srfobren uno getootet tpors
ben.
- Su ben gii6srn Der Gitissns
gunt BON Spsinboro, Ga, 1T elm De
fisit BON tpenieitsns $4,000 sntoedt
tporbsn unb 5ugb Stritlanb. Der Raj
iirer, uno :. D. Bomber. Elm friberer
Suhhalter, iiub in 9erbinoung oumii
perbaft.t tporben.
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Rleine pDli3eina6rid3ten

- gsFie Campbell, tpeiB, BON 31S
9ongnortb Strabe, bra9ts benz Reesr
6oparb 8. 5bompion. BON go. q
aperp allep, ipdbreno zines Strsites
nit einem gteTer cine sefGbrlih.
Stidfpuno. an Der gruit BEL. 3bomp@
ion puroe mad benz 5oIpital eebrdh!,
pdbreno 9sFie unter Der 4ntldse nes
Ststens NIT Der 2lbiiht gu tOoten
eingeiperrt tpuroe.
= 5. u. Bennett, bon Der 9oos.
Shiptsp Co., puroe seitsrn beim 4b=
it.igsn bon elmer Gar in Brighton BON
einem Saitenbi.b um feline ll6r nsbit
gerlocqus i'm Wertbe bon $50 beitob>
len.
- Wilton Wanta6, bon go. 1920
goleraiH IDe., melbete eeItern i'm Boz
liseihauptquartier, oaB iein 8iepcle i'm
Werthe bon $25 an Der gde Der 5.
unb Roee Strabe aeItobIen rpurbe.
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Wieoerberseiteat
st Der fiirslid) BON ieiuem Stief.
iobn nnaeidJoHcme oemufrati.
idJe Eplitifcr Tan Galton.

Der betdnnte osmofrotiihe Qolitiz
fer Dan Dalton, Der tiirslth gelegents
lid zines Rencontrss nit isinemStisTs
iobn William ungebeuer bon benz 2eBs
tsrsn angeihoFsn purbe, iTt rpisber TO-
ipeit bergeite(lt. ouB er seitsrn bonn Be
tbesod 6oipital na6 ieiner Wobnung
Ro. 1868 Spanboe Ipe., in Horipooo,
iiberfiibrt tperneH tonnte. Wilium
llnssbsuer, Der augsuI6einli6 ben
3orn ieinss Sttefpatsrs iiirhtst uno
gegsn ben cine 4ntlage tpeesn Worb>
angrifis Dor Wapor Dinner bon Horz
pooo ihpe6t. befinbet ii6 in S.ntudp,
ober feline Wlutter tpeigert iid, ieinsu
4ufentbaltsort betannt su g.6en.
Jrau Dalton bat iih, mi. iie seiiern
4beub .rtldrt., nit ibrem 9atten fpies
Der ausseiObnt, absr fie min iid laut
elmer bon ibr a5s.g,benen GrtlGruna
ni6t basu periteben. Elm S6riftftiid gu
unterseihnen, bds ibr bon ibrem 9at.
ten porgslsst purbs, unb in nelhsm
bic Sahs 10 barseit,llt tpirb. ols Oh Ct
in ieinsm Seim itlsht bebanbslt NOR
ben tpdre uub feline Gattin unb Der
Stieffohn bic sanse Shulb an Der Ders
bGnsnibpolsn SontroperIs, bic sur
SdisBsrsi fiihrts, setruesn bdtteu.
Wie Jrdu Dalton ertldrte, iibermits
tsIt. Il. bisies S6riitItiid ibrsm 4ns
malt Ri6ter Oaoio Daois, Der ibr ben
Ratb CAB. ss niht 3u unterSeibnsn.
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0lusldnniihe 9tacbrid)ten.

Sonntpenofeier cram R B E / n.
Sang unbers lit iis als bort i'm Sios
psutihen, mo Der 9uri6 nit ieinsm
WGosl iiber bas 5euer iprinst, baB Die
glugsn sldnsen uno bic R0de fliesen.
limb iibers Subr finb iie ein paur. An-
oers, gang anosrs it's. 0a eebt, tpenr
bic 9untelheit tommt, Der alte Win5er
hinaus our9 bas friid5e Griin ieiner
Reben, uno nit Woblbsbaeen sielt er
ben ipunberbaren Srauben6liitbenbuft
elm, Der ihm elm sutes Weiniabr, pieiz
Ieiht Observation-Disclosures perIpridt,
ipenn - ia penn Der Sausrnurm, bic
Beronoippra, Das Sioium, bic 2ebers
beerentrantbeit unb anbsre liebepertbe
ShOpfungen bes 9eufeIs mil ihrsn
wiaSnsn" Ramen uHo i4Ie1teu Gisens
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-12

0oper. Gngef.: ,sSintano" BON
geep Yort, na4 4ntperpen beittmmt
plpmoutb. 2tn9et.: r8aiIer
Bilbelm H., BON Rep Yort mad 8rez
men beftimnt.
Stume. gtbgeg.: .llItonia" na6
NeD Oort.
6tbrattar. Nnget.: ,Ocednia
BON g}ep Yort, nprin3eB Srene" pon
ytetp Yort, naa Neapel unD @enua b.
itimmt.
2ono N. 2tn9et.: r2(nglian" BON
Bolton.
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Zfifisnahrihteu.

Rem Yort, II. Suli. Inget.
,Wsanuel Galpo" bon 9enuu, Heapsl
uno Gaoi5, ~Risup amitsroam" BON
Rotterbou, .5urnsfia" bon 9Iass
gop.
9alifar. anest.: rGampania
BON Rptsrodm.
Bremen. Qbgeg.: .Main" nah
Retp gort uno Baltimore.
Wtontreal. 4nset.: .Gunuba
bon 2iperpool, rpretortan" BON 9Iasz
sop.
2iperpopl. auqsf.: ,4rabic
bon Rem Yprt. rOominiun" bon
Montreal uno Quebec.
gremsrbupeH. 4bgeg.: rSss
log" nad Tacoma.
sgop. 9lngst.: rGaleeonia
bon Nem Dort.
9snua. Nnsst.: .Juea Tssli
4bruasiA unb .9ouiiiuna" bon Stem
Uort.
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NOro Sine. guiiueR Mens Stub.

Die Witglieotr bes Horb Gineins
natl DuiineB Men's Club fanosn iit
aeitern Mbenb in ben Rdumiihteitsn
nes Roro Cincinnati 5urnpereins Su
elmer GefhdftsiiBuns suiammsn. Der
prGiinent bss 8sreins, 6err +. r.
gersss. fiibrts ben Yoriib, fpdbrsno
fir Stu abpsienosn SetrstGr, 5errn
Or. Otto 9isdmann, Serr Grneit
o. Bulff bas prototou fii1rie. es
ipurben Sundfft bic Wdbl.n, Be.
skhungspeiie bic WiebsrpabIen Der
8enmten fit bds nsue 8ei6dftsiabr
befannt ses.ben. mi. Il. aus elmer
GirettoreniiBuns pom 20. Suni r.iuls
tirten: 6err 3. 3. 9ersss. prdiioent;
5err Gtnji Dulff, l. 9iseprdiio.ni;
5err 2cuis malb. 2. 8i3epr1Iioent;
6err DR.. Otto Disdmann, SetretGr;
ioerr Or. 6ermann, SdaBmeiit.r. 9i.
sleihfdas tstannt eegebent Sdbr.s.
aorehnung 3eistt einen lleberidbub
BON $140.74. Sur 4ufnabm. in Den
9ersin fpurotn foleenbe Ssrren ems
pfpbleR: 5ohH 9inser. 3249 Dine
Strnb.; Wiaiam gurharb, 1925
Raes StraBe; Glifforb 80. glasii,
1910 Carthage 4p.; Wiliam Dusit,
SsminoIs Sirobe. DIR DrGIibent ers
nannts Johann folssnos 5errsn su ben
9oriibenoen Der itdnoisen aom.
mittees: gborlss 6aud (Ulitalieo.
ftafts g.; Soi. 8srnins CpubIi.a=
.ipns a.); Otto Ti,dmann (Geies
sd; Soi. 5uib (gsrtsbrs a.); Geo.
Ginger tSteusr A.; 6enrp 5oTle
fgori r.; Satob DIET (SirdBeH 81. ];
9cuis Dalb {Sdul a.; Goparb sSas
eobs tusuer uno poli3ei a.); 0r.
Geo. 3. Sermann (5inan3 a); Or.
81. %. Reemslin (0eiunbkiis a.);
6srmonn 5slier (aanalifations 81;
Anguit 6. ainbemann (9iht unb ses
lspbon a.); Grmfi q. Wu!ff (Rsbner
aRb untsrbnliunss a.). Cine ginlns
ouns ber .sge&raiso Improvement
MHoeinttpn OF Sdmilton gountp" an
eintm 4usilus nah benz gooihaus bss
Cincinnati Gpmnaiium anb athletic
Club am IA. Suli na5m Die O:rs
fnmmluns enigesen unb beihIob. iih
n0H Rr1ften baran gu bstbeiligen. Der
SobresberiMi nes prdfibenten Dnroe
init ben borin entboItsnen R.tommans
bctisutn Don Der Wtrfammluns sutss.
hfiben uHb dngtnommen. sbenfo Der
Gpe5iafbtriht b<B Gtrabenlommits
tees. bsm on6erosm burH Drudlesuns
cine ipsitsrs Werbreituns Ssii9srt msrs
rtn fpns
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eokal-Derid)t
2Noro.
Veger BON eiuen JnbiaHer er
id)pHem.
Gpslunfs an front strabs Der s6an
pIas bes yerbrebens.

d Der Rssertpirtbihdft unn Sosirs
naus Ro. 31s Sit SrOnt Strobs, be.
tannt untsr bsm Ramen ~Slb So. sr.
eignste iih seitern Radmittas Elm
Wcrb. inosm Der Ressr Sobn DON'T
ban, 80 Sabre aft. Manossr oes
plaBsa, bon einem 8ollblutinoianer,
DsfIen Roms fi6 nod niht feititell.r
lieB, sridoiien unb auf Der SisIle gs=
tootes puroe. Der Snoianer. fpelder
ausenIheinlih f6per betrunfen mar.
be.roi bic WirtbTdaft unp trant einetl
Shnops, tporauf er iih in elm binter
Der WiribIhaft befinblines 3imm.r
tsadb. Donipan ergriff ben Sobn Der
gDilonib beim Urn uno perIuhte ibnl
ilar Su MAIDEN, bab er oos 3immer
nift betretsn tonne, ou basielbe nur
BON GdHsn hss 2osirbaui.s b.nuBt
iperben oiirf.. Der Snbianer 5og. of
ne Elm Mort gu iasen. ieinen Repolper
uno ifoB cem Manassr cine auael in
bic gruit. 8onipan brah BON elmer
auga burd bas 5srs gstroffen. leblos
sufa.rflen. Seis COB mar Elm duesns
blidli6er Sm ndhiten auaenbltd ell
ie S.resant 5ride, pslher ben Sdub
eebOrt bate. in bas 2otdl unb ihlug
Sem Jnbianer bic Waffe aus Der 5anb.
in BEN ausenblid, als berislbe ben
R.pplper auf ibn ridtste. Der m0r.
Der purbe nah tur3em WioerItdnb
iiberpdltiet et'unh N einem YoiroIipasen
nod Der 2. TiFriftsitation aebradt.
slas ger,iitungen, ibu gu peranlaHen,
feineH Rdrnen unb annere perfonali.n
ar5ussben. eripisien fi6 als srfolslps.
Der Geians,ne fproh in sebrohensm
Gnglifd bon ieinem grub.r unn be-
aniiporteie ule on i'm qsrihisi.n syras
gen NIT sin.m unperftGublihen Ges
brumm. Gr purbe untsr Der Mnslaae
bes Worbss eingefperrt. Die 2sihs
nes Yeg.rs irurbe mad Der Worau. ess
braht, nno cine ipdtsr bon Or. ganae
poraenumniene Sbouttion srgab, bab
tie RuseI bas 5er5 burtbobrt bate.
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II n 7 d tie.

- Sobn 9rotpn. 13 Sabre aft.
bon go. 511 gliSabsib Strabe. tpurbe
esitsrn 4beuo on Der gds ber 2aurel
uno Sohn StraBe. BON sinem 2tutos
mobiI umserannt. gr sog iih eias
aopfIpunoe. iopie 9erlebungsn i'm
9eli6t su. Der 9erunsliidte purbe
na6 oem 5olpital eebraht. Die Sbens
titGt Der SniaHen bes 4utomobils lieb
ii6 nidt feititelIen, ba bieielben naf
Dem unfaI idnen baponfubrsn.
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ibn 5u berauben. Der 3tpstte Der adue
Der, Der pabri6einli6 berlpunoet
tpurbe, lit entfpmmen.
9es Morbes gefdnotg.
u fbboip II, Qtf, II. Suli. Oscar
Puldn bat iih am Sonntug 4beno
benz Sbsriff bon 2tttls Rtber Gountp
eefteut unD einseitdnoen, bab er cs
mar, Der am 13. SUM- in Der gtdbe
bon 4Ihbotpn W. 8. 9elonep ermoroet
bat. Gr Iaste, bcB er ,uno Die Ssrau
bes gtmorbeten 3uiammen oas Der
brs4en geplant batten, UNI ben 0atz
ten, Der ibrer 2iebe i'm @egs mar, los
gu tperoen.
YuIan iagte, bob 5rou 8slonsb
cine erobe aiite unter bas fyeniter gez
itellt babe, bon Der aus er 9elOneD n
ben Riifen i6oB, pd6renb er i6laFenb
i'm Bette Tag. 5rau 8eionsp uno Pulz
Ian tpuroen in LETTER Wode in 2tntlnz
ee8uitanb Deriebt. Die 5rau befinoet
iid i'm Gefdn9nib.
Gin ga h N anbIsr berunz
qludt.
5rinibab, golo., II. SuIi. Or.
R. 3. Wil.n, Elm reiher gelpohner
bon Wlineral Dens, E:ras, fisl in Der
Na6t gum Montag Bel RaneppiGe, i'm
S6ldfs panoelno, bon einem giienz
babnsues unb fam ums Qeben. Seine
2eids Duroe am Wontag BON 2euten
gsfunbsr, bi. abesT6idt iporoen paz
rem, nnd ibm gu fuden. 9r. Wilep be-
fano iih NIT ieiner Satin na9 60
loraoo Springs unterpegs.
Gen. Did Nftionir Der II II l.
psriaI aIpnsumatic1 1ransz
mtiiioH 6 0.
Nen Yort, II. Suli. Die auffals
lenoe 9eDor3u9uns Der llniperIul
pneumatic SronsmiIIion Co., bon No.
l Mobifon Abe., bur6 bas Bunbesz
YOitospartement. bat gu Na6forIhunz
gen gefiibrt, bic srgsben baben, baB
Senator gburles QB. +. Did bonS9io,
Der benz Senatsz&onmittee fir YoIts
peisn angeb0rt, glet65eittg Elm gr0Bes
rer Nttiondr Der gsnannten 9sieQs
i6aft lit. 9ieis GntDetung Dirb, ME
man slaubt, ,eine psitrsi6snbs offt3ieGe
nnterfuhung i'm 9efolge baben uni
aud fir bi. poIitiIde Situatior in
S6io BON bebeutIamer Wirtung iein
Der Sendtor fanbioirt bort fir feline
QBtebsrpabl 9s9sn cine itarte Sppoit.
tion.
Die grttGrung, bab Senator Did
aQes in isinsr Madt ftebsnbe gstbar
babe, um bic Snterehen Der IlniDeriaI
pneumatic gransmiiiion SO. 81 for:
bern, tpurbs BON benz 2eiter bes bieii;
gen Bureaus Der 9eiellihaft, WiQiar
8. Sinspel, abgegeben. Dinspel II
slsi6seitig Der Grfinosr Der 5uben, IL
b.rsn bi. G.i.QIhat Dur9 2uftorut
poitId6en befOrbert. gr gab einsr
9sridtertattsr gsgsniber Su, buB Gen
Did 4ttisn Der 9eieQi6aft i'm @er
TIE bon 100000 bsist. 9apon 9at E,
$4,000 baar be5abIt. 4ie sr oi
iibrissn Qttien erlan9t., mar ni4t 81
srfabrsn. DinIpeI britte aber Die On:
Ii6t aus, oas Senator Did fie i'm offs
nsn Wartt getauft babe. 9as &c,
natssapmrittss fir goittpsien, ben
Gen. Did angsbDrt, bate lsstbiu sint
giQ giinitig ,inberiht.t, Die Der 9sIeQ
Ihuft sinsn rp.rtbooasu &ontratt gu,
ginridtung bon 9uben in Cincinnati
srtbsiIsn ioQ.
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4 eisent9um uno Naaten

9as 5dus on Der SiibfpeItsgde Der
Canal uno Main Strobe purbe gsItern
auf elmer BON Riholas @. Smith seleis
teten uuition BON 9iaeoma Sturla
fur SIS. 400 eritanoen. Sturla, Der
assenndrtise pd6ier b.s GebGubes,
iiberbot bic Summe. su pelher bas
Oeb1ube bon bem Quabrennia! 9oaro
OF Npprdiiers einseiddbt fporbsn lit.
um A930. Wie perlautst, iit bic
5and'f6e Brnuerei an benz aauf in-
terefiri. Das G.bdube seb0rte benz
Nahlab SObn pObtita's.
Giir ben qobeito Nohlab perauttios
IHirss Ni&0Ias 2. Gmitb gsisssu aud
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Gisidlaae.

Der 66 Sabre alte Wart garrisna,
elm 3eitunsspsrtdufer, pobnbdft i'm
ct. Sames 8sbduoe. brad ssiisrn
Vahmittag an Der g., nabe 1ine
StraBe, plOslid betpuBtlps suiammen.
gr ipuroe nah benz 0oipital sebraht,
mo ein leidter 9isidlas iOnitatirt
lpurbe.
5reo. DIbeler. 20 Sabre alt, bon
go. 939 Jreeman ape.. Billieieur i'm
WarpeI~ Nideltbeater, go. 1929
Gin StraBs. tpurbe seitern Ib.no
lDdbrenb Der arbeit BON bsr 0iss iibsr-
ualtigt. CT uurbs in bsm MutomDs
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gscmaffnete Nmosone.

Wdoie 9oloen, Ho. 534 Georae
Strube, nuroe eeitern Qbenb bon ben
polisiiten Werpup unb Coleman an
Der Gde Der Smitb unb 6. Strabe
usrbaftet. Sie bate einsn eroBen qez
ldoensn Repolper in ibrem gsiib uno
tpurDe unter Der Qntlage oes 5ragens
perboroener Waffen eingeiperrt.
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oas 5aus an Der Siiboit- Gde Der 5Ops
Tins unb Sobn Strabe unb aud bier
tpuroe elm bOberer preis er3ielt, als bic
Summe betrdst, 5l pelder Das 5aus
fiirSteusr3ipede eingei6dbt tporbsn iIt.
Der 8eienfdbritdnt Qnorefp Mener
bon go. 1117 Gin StraBe eritanb bas
!5dus fir $500, ipdbrenb es fir
Steuer8pede auf $1,000 abssiddBt
iporoen tpar.
Die Qr6itetten Sietig &c See, bic
nit Der Qusarbeitung Der plGne fir
bic neue IA. Stitritt.S9ule an Der
Sreeman 4penue unb Poplar StroBe
betraut iinb, perben in bieIsn Yldnen
8orfebrunsen fir einen0a6garten aui
Dem S6ulgebdube treffen. 2uBerbem
lpirb oas Gebdubc na6 Siiben 3u aes
leaene, peranoaortie gsbaute offene
aldfen3immer entbaiten, bic fir luns
eentrante &inbtr beitimmt Iinb.
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tern Die foleenben Observation-Disclosures
ertpirtt: Sarab 80. Sonnslon. 25itDdi-
ges Wobnbaus an Der WcWilldn Str,
nabe Der Sbio Qps., $2500; Subepobl
8refpine Co., Gegen zines neuen 5uB.
boben i'm asfelraum, $1,000; Sopnss
lep Bros, 2ait0diges Wobnbdus an
Der Suniet 4pe., nabe Der WaiIon
Roab, $2800; 5enrp Miegsl, 2ait0diz
ges Wobnbaus on Der RoIemont 4pe.,
nuhe Der 8lenpap 4pe., $4,000; s. 6.
air6p, 2ItDdiges Wohnhaus auf benz
8runoitiid go. 4036 Runnnmeoe
4penue, $4,000.
Die Grite HationaIbant srtpirtts i'm
itdotiIhen 8duamt einen Grlaubnibs
f6ein fir ben4bbruh bes fiiufit0diaeu,
an oas 9antesbdube angrensenben
Sauies, Ro. 318 Walnut StrdBe, bds
abgstrugen tperoen tpiro, um fir einen
mooernsn Nsubuu plaB gu MAIDEN.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-16
WORKING TO HELP
JUNIOR REPUBLIC
Today Is First of "Carfare
Days and Campaign
Is On.
MRS. NATHAN B. SCOTT.

This was not tag day" but il was
so near it that many people thought 6,
was.
The slogan was not Don't YOU wi=S
10 be tagged" but Won't you buy a
CarnatiOn2''
The people who are interested In the
success and prosperity of the National
Junior Republic al AnnaDoliE Juction-
interested in IL cents worth, the price
Of q street car ticket were wearing pink
carnations today.
And just as on Tag days" no change
waswas -etUrned 10 those fortunate
or unfortunate individuals who hap
pened 10 hand out bill 10 buy oae OF
the dainty flowers. II al VEN ~ the
cause
The carnations vill conttsnus A. be
pinned on them tomorrow by you - So
ciety women who are going abojV the
city with small goldfish bowls and huge
bouquets OF carnations.
Today and tomorrow are the annual
carfare days OF the Women's Lea cl.e
OF the National Junior Republic. Twice
each year the league sets aside one. or
two days 20 collect funds for the Insti-
tuition. On one OF these occasions the
young women OF the league take charge
and usually given an entertainment
The other period is taken in charge by
the seniors"
The latter demonstration usually takes
the form Of setting aside two days 10
be known as "Carfare days" No one
now connected with the organization
knows Just why this particular title
vas selected, but il has stuck to the
day and the organizers rather like il.
with the idea of getting together as
large a fund as possible a large com
mittee OF the league has been formed
and each member OF the committee has
been assigned 10 a stand in a bank q
store. cafe or hotel, with a fish bowl
and jar OF carnations. Each coD,-
mlttee woman is assisted By a sDeriaI
committee Of the prettest and daintiesf
OF Washlngton's society girls. wI,g min
the carnations on after the carfare con
trlbuuon has been made. The com
mlJtee VIII not 5purn a larger donation
but the Carefare minimum will be riai6-
" enforced
Headquarters for the two davs havA
been opened at the New Willard Hotel
A similar demonstration is being made
by the members of the Womsn's esc71e
branch in Baltimore, u hich shares with
the expense Of maintaining
the Junior Republic
A ful list OF the members Of the com
mittees in charge Of the various
branches of today's work includes Mrs.
Nathan 3. Scott, Mrs. Mary s. Lock
wood, Mrs. Walter Mclean. Miss Rose
Bradford. Miss Katherine Leach. Mrs
Silas Hare, Mrs James McNab Mrs
Sanders Johnston, Miss Myra Hendly.
Miss Mary Lothrop, and Miss Aline
SOlomons-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-16
VRITESLOVE NOTES
TO CHILD'S SLAYER
Sensation Sprung by De
fendant's Attorney in
KrauSS Case.

MARION, Ind. March 1s-Attorney J.
A. Hindman. counsel for defendant.
sprung a sensation at today-s hearing
Of the celebrated Krsuss divorce case,
when he produced and read 20 the fury
thirty letters that William r Krauss
had written 20 HIS wife. Mrs. Rae
hrauss, after she mad been sentenced
70 life Imprisonment upon her confes-
sion 20 the murder OF his daughter.
pretty Crystal Krauss.
The first letter, which was filed with
terms Of endearment, was written within
month after she was sent 70 prison.
Mr.. Krauss. the plaintiff. was called as
witness for defendant, and he has
been on the stand most Of -be dag. The
letters show that ne frequently vislfed
his convict wife and gave her presents
during the first three years Of imprison-
ment