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The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18
GARFIELD

Pete and Alfred Manley called on
Will Fisher Sunday.
Lots of the farmers in Garfield are
busy blowing forfall wheat.
Ray Sutton has quit working for
Bert King and has gone south.
An agent for Remington Produce
Co., was on wind mill row Tuesday
rustling cream
A fine rain fell Thursday and Tues,
day nights which is liable to spoil
some of the nubbins.
Will Fisher went to town Sunday
and brought his children home where
they have been visiting for the past
week.
Mrs. Griffith returned to her home
in Galveston, Texas on Monday after
a months visit with her sister, Mrs. r
w. White.
We understand some farms in tn,
south part of Garfield have been sold
but nothing sure yet for money is
what talks.
The thrashing has let up for this
week for the steamer has pulled in 70,
the winter and the horse power ha.
broke down and is waiting for repairs
The primary election came off Tues
day and some of the candidates fee
better and some feel worse but theI
they can'tall be elected and it all goe'
in politics and war.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18
Order to Show Cause.

State OF Nebraska, In the County Court
Webster County.
AT II County Court held Mt tho County
Court room in and for said county Thurs.
day August nth \. ~, 1910.
IN the matter Of the estate OF William b.
Cramcr, Deceased.
ON reading and nling the petition OF
Della NJ. Cramcr praying that the instru-
mcnt filed on the 9Th day Of July, 1910, and
purportlng to be the last VIII and Testament
OF the said deceased may be proved, approx
ed, probated allowed II recorded as the
last VIII and Testament Of tho said william
Is. Cramer deceased, and that the execution
OF the instrument may be committed, and the
administration OF said estate may be granted
to said Della NJ. Cramer, ~ EXecutrix.
ORDERED, hat Tuesday the 30th day OF
August A. ID. 1910, at 10 o'clock Il. M, Is
assigned for hearing said petition when all
persons Interested In said matter may appear
at u County Cour to be held In and for said
County and show cause why prayer OF
petition should not be granted; and that
notice OF the tendency Of said petition and
the hearing thereof be given to all persons
Interested In said matter, by publishing n
copy OF this order In the Red cloud Chief, a
weekly newspaper printed in said county,
for three successive weeks prior to said day
OF hearing. l.. w. EDISON,
seal County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18
Order to Show Cause.
/. w. EPSON
County Judge.
state OF Nebraska | |,
Az nhSInr InnnlN

state OF Nebraska In the County Court.
Webster County
Ara County Court held at the County
Court room In and for said county Thursday,
July 18th A. D., 1910.
IN the matter OF the estate OF Charles r..
Beal, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of John
l. lieal, nled ON the 18th day OF july A. D.,
1910, praying for the examination and allow
ance of his tinal account OF the same date,
n decree OF assignment of the lands belong
ing to said estate to the persons entitled to
the same, an order distributing the residue OF
personal estate and there upon an order dis
charging him from further burden and ser
vice in his said Office as administrators
ORDERED, That Tuesday the 9Th day OF
september \. -. 1910, AT one O'Clock p. m,
Is assigned for hearing said petition when all
persons interested in said matter may appear
at n County Court to be held I'm and Tor
said county and show cause why prayer OF
petitioner should not be granted; and that
notice OF the tendency Of said petition and
the hearing thereof he given TO all persons
Interested In said matter, by publishing I
copy OF this order in the Red Cloud Chief, 1
weekly newspaper printed In said county
for three consecutive weeks prior tn said dal
o fhearing.
lsEAIl 1. W. EDsoN
County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18
SUNNY SIDE.

j. $. Rupard of Alexander, kas.. Is
visiting in this vacinity.
j. II. Ellinger's brother-in.law and
wife are visiting them for II short
time.
Clifford Martin, son of u. &. Martin
is under the doctors care. He has Il
fever.
Those attending the Chautauqua
from about here were very well pleas.
ed with its management and hope fol-
it's continuance.
While w. 5. Bense and family were
in Red Cloud one day last week II OF
his horses was taken suddenly sick at
home. A Veterinary vas telephoned
for and it is now on the road to recoy'
cry.
5. Beckwith was unfortunate il
loosing two ricks of alfalfa by spontan
eous combustion. They contained
about fifty tons. The crop being ligh'
this year is a severe loss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18
LESTER

Mrs. AL. Decker has gone to Kansas
to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Fry spent Sunday
at Gotolieb Rassers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Frisbie have
gone out west in their auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. John iIolcomb Sun
dayed at George McKinneys.
Most everybody in the neighborhood
is busy thrashing this week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. ii. Harris have gone
to Missouri to visit relatives.
Mrs. John Saladen visited her sister,
Mrs. John IIolcomb Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Emick aud son
spent Sunday at John Emick's.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Garfield and Mis-,
Brown from Burr Oak, Kas., are camp
ing on the liver this week.
Miss Nellie Crazy of Guide Rock re
turned home Sunday morning. Sh,
has been visiting Miss May Frisbie o
Lester.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18
NstiCe Of Hearin4.

TO all Persons Interested In the Estate Of
Margaret NJ. wall, Deceased.
YOU are hereby notified hat on the nth.
day OF May 1910 Clarence Reed AdmInlstrato
OF the Estate OF Margaret NJ. wall, Deceased
nled his petition in the District Court Of
Webster County, Nebraska, the object and
prayer OF which are to obtain a decree. auth
orizing and directing the said Clarence Reed,
rs Admlnistrato Of said Estate, to complete
and carry out a written agreement which
agreement ii is alleged was entered into by
and between the said Margaret VI. Wall, De
ceased, during her life time and T.. y .Strayer
OF al, and further direct the said Clarence
Reed rs such administrator to execute a deed
to said f.. a. Strayer to the following real
estate, towit. Lots ! and8 in Block 10 Smit
& Moores Addition to Red Cloud, Nebraska,
Said petition will be heard AT the Cour Room
in Red loud, Webster County, Nebraska n,
. O'Clock n. III. on the 18th day Of September
1910. HARRY S. DUNCAN
District Judge
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18
Notice Creditors.
(Seal.)

State OF Nebraska, In the county Court.
Webster County
IN the matter!of the estate OF Eliza iiouch-
In, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons hav-
ing claims and demands against Eliza
Houchin, late OF Webster county, deceased,
that the time fixed for filing claims against
said estate is six months from the 18th day OF
August 1919.
An such persons are required to present
their claims. with the vouchers. to the
County Judge Of said county, nj his office
therein, on or before the 18th day OF Feb
ruary l9lI; and all claims so filed Will Do
heard before the said Judge on the 9th day OF
February 1911, ut 10 O'Clock n. M; and that
the Executor is allowed one year from the
BIRD day of july 1910, In which to pay
the debts allowed against said estate and
settle the same.
ISEAL1 I. W. Epson
County Judge,
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18
Tax Sale NetlCe
seal

To Whom II May Concerns;
You are hereby notified that on thcSth day
OF December 1908 ". r., White purchased ut
tax sale of the then County Treasurer OF
Webster County, Nebraska for the delin-
quent taxes thereon for the years 1900 1901,
1903, 1904, 1908, 1906 and 1907 then amounting
with interest, penalty and costs 10 the sum
of Sl3.77 tho following described real estate
towit: Lots Twenty one cd Twenty Two
90 and Twenty Three 2N in Block Three ~
of Richardson's Addition to the lily OF Red
Cloud, Nebraska, that said lots was assessed
in the name of Matte NJ. Gulllford That II
stands OF record In the office Of tho County
clerk OF said 1ounty i'm the name of Matte
NJ. Gulliford as owner. That said treasurer
duly issued his certificate OF tax sale 10 said
purchaser thereof, and the undersigned f.
now owner Of such certificate and all rights
hereunder, and has paid all subsequent dc
~linquent taxes levied and assessed againsI
said premises for the years 1908 and 1909,
That the time OF redemption OF such prem
ises from said tax sale viii expire on the si
day Of December 1919. w ", WHITE
DATED August 10, 1910.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18

Mortgages Ned siIo0O0
Mortgage, released. Sl7Ou7tS5
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18
INAVALE

George lsom was Ia town Monday.
Mr.. Martina Carpeut. ieti Tor Yer.
mont Friday
ElIph and Guy Sticsv,y arc ON the
sick list this week.
There Is % be ii penny social ut Mrs.
ArnJld7 Thursday evening.
Miss Vercs visited at the home OF
DR.. Phillips "A few days Of last week.
VIM. Woaderly and family went to
Hebron, Nebr., Thursday to attend n
Woodman picnic.
Tom Smith and family from Horton,
kas., are visiting Mr.. Smiths mother
Mrs. Emma Smith aud other relatives.
Mrs. Austin Bagwell and children
OF Riycrtun were visiting with he.
parents Mr. aud Mrs. Mel Farnhaul
last week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18
PROPOSED coNerlrUrioNal.
A5r

h6ENc&-t!.
Tive fcl u~,u. go g. ~ ,.'
Co the cCu-.,''. 10. .t. c.
l.sa.,. us bol. natter SGT forth ~ O..
ia submitted 90 the electors OF ,Dr
state Of Ncoraa'a. % be voted up>n aJ
the general election to be he'd Tues
day, November Sth, a. u. 1910;
A JOINT RESOLUTION to amend
Section one CD OF Article seven 60 OF
the Constitution of the State oi Ne.
LrasEa
BE it enacted by the Legislature OF
the state of Nebraska:
Section l.. amendment cunstitu-
tior proposcd) That section %
Of gr,,cle seven % OF the constitution
, ol J'o state Of Nebraska, the senate
,on.r ring, be SO amended as TO read
as ...iYwa.
section T.. tyrho srt clac,1rs) ET-
rIy m..a ciHacn OF the United States.
IS the axe OF twouty.one ycars, who
! shall have been a resident OF this state
SIX months next preceding the election
and of tho county, precinct, or ward,
for the term provided by law shall be
an e~lector; provided, that persons of
foreign birth who shall have declared
their intention to become citizens con-
formally to the laws of the United
States and are voting at the taking eff
feet of this amendment, may continue
TO exercise the right of suffrage until
such time as they may have resided In
Che ITnftAI GtntAa R,A .nAyn nftNr
which they shall take out full citizen
ship papers to be entitled to vote at
any succeeding election.
Section 9. (Ballots.) That at the
general election nineteen hundred and
ten 1910 there shall be submitted to
the electors of the state for their ap.
prevail or rejection the foregoing pro-
posed amendment to the constitution
relating to the right OF suffrage. At
such election, on the ballot of each
elector voting for or against said pro-
posed amendment, shall be written or
printed the words: For proposed
amendment to the constitution relating
to the right OF suffrage" and Against
said proposed amendment to the con-
stitution relating to the right of suf.
frage."
Section 3. (Adoption) II such
amendment shall be approved by a
majority OF all electors voting at such
election, said amendment shall consti.
tute section one % of article seven
(7) of the constitution of the State OF
Nebraska.
Annroyed kpril 1919
I, Geo. C. Junkin, Secretary OF State
OF the state of Nebraska do hereby Ger
3 tify that the foregoing proposed amend
ment to the Constitution of the State
of Nebraska Is a true and correct copy
of the original enrolled and engrosset
bill, as passed by the thirty-first session
of the legislature of the State of Ne
braska, as appears from said origina
: bill on file in this office, and that saiC
proposed amendment is submitted t.
the qualified voters of the state of Ne
braska for their adoption or rejection
at the general election to be held o.
Tuesday. the Sth day of November, A
D., 1910.
In Testimony Whereof, | have here
unto set my hand and affixed the grea
seal Of the state of Nebraska. Don
at Lincoln. this 29th day of July, in tn
II year Of our Lord, One Thousand Min
Hundred and Ten, and of the Indeper
e dence of the United States the On
Hundred and Thirty-ffth, and of thi
State the For~ty-fourth.
. GEORGE c. JUNKIN,
(Seal.) Secretary OF STATE
e
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18
Real Estate Transfers.

Transfers reported by the Fort Abb
stract Co. for the week ending We'd
nesday, August II, 1910.
Fred Kick to Katie Kick, lots
TO ., Blk, l. Moreys Add to
Blue Hill, wd.... ..,....... 800
Il. II. Olmsted to Claas Rose, lot
=, Blk. !, Rosemont wd...... 1000
Otis a. Whelan to State Bank
Bladen, und = lots /, ., Biz.
10, Baden, wd. ........ ... 6O(
Adam Morhart to George NJ
Morhart ct al, und lot 9. Blk.
., Red Cloud, wd ........... .!
William James to Elizabeth
Huppcrt, lots to L., Blk. 3,
lot II, Blk, 4, Moreys Ord Add
to Blue Hill, wd.. 33
Nels Longtin to John Polnickcv
lot =, Blk. 81, Red Cloud. ocd.. $50
John Polnickey to Agnes Long
tin, und = lot 8, Blk. 81, Red
Cloud, qcd. $50
$751;
Mortgages hlcd, $4,000
Mortgage, released, sl7OD7tsJ
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
Norbtbaten an SdnlmGbdlen.

Gin Yforo fpuroe an einem NGo.
ben BEL grlnsbiittel periibt. Die orei.
sebni6briee Eohter bes grbeiters
gariten aus SroSen BEL grunsbiitteI
luurbe nit einem fremSen Wanne su.
iammen eeieben, fuie beioe Dem Glib.
oeif) Suidritten. Sp6ter ianb man
Die 2eife oes Maoflens nit bitrh.
idnittener SfebIe nuf. Bie bic Gr3tIi.
DE llnteriuhuns ersab, bat Der Nor.
Der bas 0tGoden Dor bem So6e nod
miBbanOeIt. 8isber febIen uIle Spli.
rem bon bem Ebdter. = SIM sSuli
oieies Sabres ueridnpano Die 5tpoIi.
iabrige Gle 6oritboff aus Der Srie.
oenitrabe gu GiiIeIoorf. @inige $50.
den ipGter ipur6e oas RGS6en aIs
Seide aus oem 8bein aelanSet.
Shon oamals tuuroe nermutbet, 6aB
Gle 3. einem 8erbreden gum Spier
geiaIlen lei. Sest bnben ii6 Ole Ser.
oodtsgriinoe gegen einen 8eriuano.
ten, Der nit Der SamiIie ailf feinoIi.
dem 6itbe itebt, gu Der gei6uISi.
slns peroihtet, 6db Der 6as &in6
in ben Hbein geitoBen babe. Der
nlttbwaBIide M0roer iit iIiiGtig ge.
por0en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
Gin. erSsnsabIe6nana IN eeierEE.

glud in gaiern III iest elm SAN
bon SrbensabIebnung 5u nerSeiGnen,
unieres @iiiens Der erite. Sn Rlilm-
bad purbe Die bunberti6brise 8iige.
borisfeit al 9aiern feitIi6 besansen
uno ouf bem 8iirgereHsn bic Der
leibungen mo aus5eihnitnsen be-
fannt geseben unb Oertbeilt. Ser
StoSti6uIrotb Sorgel betam oabei
Die Bring 2ititpolb.ReSaiIle in 8ron-
se, Die er inoeiIen abIebnte; eIeidBei-
tig nerlieb or ons SeitmobI. @s bn-
belt ii6, tpie nidt anbers eeiaat per-
ben fam, I'M einen W:Beriff Der
Itaotliden Stelle, BON Der oud) in
aulmbad Der 8oribIag su Orbcns-
btrIeibunsen auseegangen 1T. 9sun
nrnn in 9oiern ihon Je6er Rononier
zines Regiments 6es &egenten bieie
2ititpoIbmeooille in 8ron5e bei ir.
sen6einem 9iesimentsinbiIGum be.
fomnt, 10 lit in Der auseabe berf.I-
ben Riaiie an einen afa6emiih @e-
biIbeten enti6ieben eine 3iiriidiesuna
5u erbIiden. Sn 8aiern berrihen IN
bieier 8e5iehlug rebt punoerIide
BerbGItniIie. Gin SberIonosgeridts-
ratb gum 8etfpieI, Der ieine erfte Or.
6ensous5eihnins rerieiien" bot mb
unfpeigerIid nit benz WiidoeIoroen
4. &laiie nusfomnten. 9ie 9uitpolo-
meoaiae iit iiberbies gar fein offiaieI-
Ter SrOen, ionoern eine &rt Crime
rirnss5eiden. oos Der Tesent fiir ii6
peri0nIi6 perIeibt. 60 lit es in Der
Sbeorie. 9rattiid trifit es iid, aber
10, Sab nit Der aussabe In Der Resel
eerau 10 nerfobren pir6 tpie Bel BEN
iibrisen Srben, Die fiIberne 2ilit-
polo-Neboi1e tpirb in 9aiern Iton
iebr sei66tt, pGbren6 Die bronaene
Su elmer Glfenpelsoeforation getpor.
ben lit, Die man oerIeibt, ipenn man
nidt tpeiB, ipos man ben 2eliten se.
ben fol-. nm ibnen feline @eipGbr Sn
elmer boberen Decoration angebeiben
su Ioiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
2iebesorama Dor G,eridlt.

9as 9anbserift Wiin6en bot Sen
20idbrigen NotariatseebiIfen Otto
9ranbenburger aus 2u0lpigsbqien.
Der angefIagt mar. feline 34idbrioe
@eIiebte, Die 4eInerin Charlotte
3iegler. pori1sIib. rber auf oeren
ausoriifIihen @uni6 set0btet gu bn-
ben, Dem Intrage Ses StaatsanrpaIts
entiprefeno lno inter 8erlpeigerung
milberuoer ltmitGnoe Su bier SSnbren
@eidngnib perurtbeilt. Die pier5ebn
Sabre GItere gerfou bntte ben 8il.
lensidpunden gum gemeiniamen Zoo
iiberreoet, % iie i'm nift beirotben
tounte inb ieine Stellung ourd I'm
teri6ldgungen uno iiberm1Bigen auf-
nano imbaltbor geporoen mar. Das
Baar reiite bon 2uOnigsbafen na6
Sberbapern, no es nnh Dem Der.
brau6 6es lesten @eIoes am gaoer.
Zee in elmer sroBartisen 6elsgrotte
eemeinfam in ben 9oo 81 geben be.
nbiidtiete. slls Der iunge Wann bort
bic RelInerin burd einen Sdub in
ben Nunb getootet botte, perlieb ibn
Der Mutb. @r lief CUR Genonrmerie
na6 @armiidl, Inn iib BORT ieIbit 5it
itelen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
@roEc lleberidliiKe.

Gube5u 80 Miaionen 0ipi6enOen
bGben Die taIiforniihen 8etroIeum.
geiellidaiten ausbe5abIt. 9ieie enor.
men Broiite limo oaourd er5ieIt NOR.
ben oaB aalliornien iest Die ergie-
bigiten SetroIeumqueuen bat unS
oas TobpetroIerm mebr uno mebr
als 9rennmateriaI 8ernenouna fin.
oct. aaIifornien proolSirt aur Seit
etma S61a WailIionen SAB 8etro.
leum bro Snbr i'm @ertbe BON riino
40 WilIioren Dollars. Ga lit iue.
nigitens groiperit1t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
Eaiuier ii6cr Sismard.

Ser yYoupslliite o'glllaoe-Iorrajne"
berofientlidlt cine llnterreoung. Die
elmer ieiner ReoafteIre nrif Dem irii-
beren raPoIeoniifen Nainiiter emile
Sainier in @eroais in SoOopen ge.
babt bat. glus 6ieier lluterreoung
ieien ioIgenoe Safe ipieoergegrben:
r9ismarfs 9eniits Seigte iib an &c.
Iten BARN. Dab er nlitbalf in 5ranf-
reid Die 9iepubIit ein5uridter. On.
rim Bat er oih oen naipen @rnien
grnim abberiifen. Der ieirerieits cine
monor6iid)e geitouratiou itiiser
tpoIIte. Snfpobl er por genial, unb
es bat mid itets gauuirSert, Sab elm
Mann BON Sen5Gbiateittn gismards
Die 0unrnsbeit be5eben fonnte, oen
4uIfurtanpf ntit5lunudlen Die
9eutiden baben 1870 @liif eebobt:
Der &aiier botte Riereniteine. uno
gusaine hafte einen Steln I'M ser.
5en." z
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
edr.dsnstbat ..inss @a5nFH1is.a.

Der am @ppenoorfer 8es in CANT
burg wobnenbe Sberpoitoiiiitent 2oe-
fer periudte ieine Sraii, ieinen ieds.
iGbrieen Sobn unb bonn ii6 ieIbit 5u
t0bten. 2oeier JOB NIT ieiner 5amiIie
am Roffeetifd, als er plotlih auf-
iprang oas 9rotmeiier ergriff unS
oui ieinen Sobn eirtbrang. Die Srau,
bic ibm in ben arm fiel, erbielt einen
tiefen S6nitt bonn linfen DIR bis
gum Ginn IN Der 2dnee bon 20 bis
25 3entimetern, 10 oob iie obnmdd-
rig juiammehbrn9. ghin orang Der
Srriinnise oui ieinen Sobn elm. bem
er oen gIeifen S6nitt beibrahte.
uber Die SaIsidIasaber traf, 10 Sa6
bas &ino oerbIiltete. 9luf Die SiIie-
rufe Der Srau eilten Sousbepobner
berbei, oenen 2oeier bInten6 entge-
genging. @r bate iidb Die BuIsaoer
Der rehten Sano 6ur6ihnitten. sIls
Die 2eiite i'm fnBten. periuhte er, iit)
ald Die Eulsooer Der Iinfen Sano
au bitrfifneioen, fonnte iebodD
bieran eebin0ert neroen. 9oeier, Der
ifon Idngere 3eit 3eiden BON
Sdiuermutb 'se6eiet bate, tpor bis
Dor brei Noraten in einem Sanoto-
rium, aus bem er aIs sebeiIt entlai-
len mar. Sein 3uitano, iopie Der
ieiner 5rau gelten oIs iebr ernft, bod,
gInubt man. bnB bei6e nit oem 9e-
ben bnoonfommen iperben. Die 2ei-
DIE bes ainoes purbe BON Den 8e60r-
ben beidIngnpbmt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
ans ben WebeimHifen Sss Settler
IebenS.

IEutups
au6 bic gettIer in oIIer 8eIt ifrei.
ten nit Der Seit fort un6 MAIDEN lid
Die neueiten r@rrungeni6uften" 5li'
nuse.
Cine 9onSoner Bofeni6rift, Die
iiiagit 6urd einen rSpeaiaIforreipon.
henten" bic @ebs5ntiiie Der gettler.
baft Der eneIiiden Solptita6t erfor.
iben Iieb, bot Die @nt6efung ge.
madt, bob 6ns 8etteIn in 2onoon
tein @eidGft mebr lit, ionbern gu
elmer rihtigen sSnbuitrie puroe.
~@as meinen Sie", nnt1portete cir
Witalieb Der ebrboren 3unit benz
Snteruieper auf Die Sraee, tpie man
iid 6urd getteIn oenn ben 9ebens-
unierbaIt su ertperben perm0ee, ytpns
meinen Siel l1nfereius betreibt bod
beiit5utoge iein @ei6dft ni6t me1r
auf eisene Sauitl 9as mare eesen.
pGrtig nieI au ristantl gs iou ia
iein, oab gu 8eiten bas @eiddft 10
gut gebt, bab Der 9etrieb auf eieene
Suuit iebr Iobnenb mare, ober lpie
iiber Die i6Iedten 8eiten bintpesfom.
men2 gtein, i'd rno meme RoIIeaen
fatren uieI befer. penn mir gegen
einen beitimnten, y2obn~ fir eineu
Der .ltnternebmer" arbeiten, oeren
es bereits cine gaiBe Reibe gibt. Ser
D@opernor" fault Die Streihbol3er
uno S6niirierfeI unb DIE moeren
9inge fir ms elm. i6idt uns am
Worgen ditf yglrbeit" un6 fuiIirt am
abenb bic eeionte @innabme elm.
Siir bic tpirtbifaftIi6e Siderbeit, bic
er nns burd Die feite podentIide
@ntiddOisrns bietet,, er5ieIt er iei.
nerieits einen boppeIten gusen, er.
items oaourh, BOB er Die ,8uren" fir
pier5ig uno fiinf5is bon uns au sIei.
der 3eit upb bober biIIieer be5iebt,
lnro 5lueitens oa6urb, 6ab er ben
lleberiduB Der sefanten @innabmen
einftedt. Gber bas lit MIR re6t un6
biuig."
Ser Ssrterpieiuer bat nod perifie.
bene un6ere HeprGientanten Der Jun.
gen Snbititrie befrast. Ser cine BON
ibnen, beiien Sprod,e Die einitmaIs
genoHene beiiere 9iL6ung berrietb,
pieS buraitf bin, SaB Die ltnterneb.
mer NIT 8orIiebe ioIbe 2eute In
Nenit iteIIen, Die iiber einen forper.
li6en SebIer oerfiieen. ariippel iin6
beionoers ~gefrast", nod Iieber aber
perben SIinoe angeiteat. 9lber iie
miiiien nu6 nirfIi6 bIino iein, fir
SimiIanten lit 6as gflaiter elmer
@eltitaot iest idon 5u aefabrIid &c.
fporoen.
sluf einen tpeiteren Iusen, Der fir
gettler aus Dem neuen @eih1itsper.
bdltniB entipringt, lpeiIt Elm britter
bin. n8ir fonnten", 10 iaate ser be.
treffenoe ~gneeiteIlte", nidt iiir 10
OerbaItniBmdbis gerinsen 2obn ,ar.
beiten", iuenn Der llnternebmer uns
nidt aud Die grbeitsfIeibune Iieferte.
9as ifIehte Wetter, gesen uno So.
gel unO Sdmus, Die bos @ei6Gft i'm.
mer 10 siinitig beeinfIuiien, ruinirt
Die Sleioung iebr. guh fam man
ia ionIt nidt 10 id1Gbis berumIauien,
pie man es i'm @eei61ft mB."
Gin 8ertreter Der Boli5eibebor6e
perii6erte bem SournaIiiten nod, oab
lleberoortbeiluneen bon Seiten oes
llnternebmers ,oSer aneeiteIIten Der
neren Snbuitrie 10 gut mie sar nidt
borfGmen, Senn Der S6uIbige tpiiroe
nirgenbs mebr cine aniteauna fin.
ben. sluh Die Rnmen Ser llnterneb.
mer tper6en ME perrntben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
einbrndl in cine gleaimentsfaiie.

SSn Der 9nn5Iei Oes ID. 6Iterrei.
6iiden 9rasOnerresiments gu Bill.
len muroe Die San0faIie erbroden.
Den 9ieben iielen 1000 aronen in oie
SGnoe, ,bisber 1T es nidt seIungvn,
ihrer babbnit 81 peroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10

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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-05-20
GOSHEN.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Severy recently
visited in Rochester.
Mrs. Joseph Craps died Friday, May
10. The funeral was held at St. Mary s
church Brandon. Monday, at $3.50 a. m.
She is survived by husband and a son,
Mrs. 7. Ruell of Montreal, Can, is in
town, called here by the death of her
sister, Mrs. Craps.
Alex LaPort of Forestdale has moved
into the Heman Hooker farm.
Mr. and Mrs. D. h. Fassett visited in
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Brown of Pitts
ford, have been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Brown.
Miss Hazel Bowker of Brandon spent
Sunday with Miss Mindwel Cross.
Mrs. Addie Reed of Rochester is here
for two weeks stay with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. d. b. Brown.
Mrs. Lizzie Bsbee and son Frank of
Bristol have been visiting her mother,
Mrs. l.. E. Hooker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anvil Baird visited in
Chittenden over Sunday.
John Brown is on the sick list