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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-12-08

Harry Charles, assistant secretary of
the Kenesha Y NJ. c. A. met with sew
ere injuries at the Association building
on Monday when he fell down the stairs
leading to the basement of the building.
He suffered no broken bones but was
so badly bruised that he will be laid
up for several days.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-12-08

The Rev. Fred Ingley preached his
second anniversary sermon at st. Math-
ews church on Sunday morning. A
large number of the members and
friends of the parish attended the ser
vice.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-12-08

The Red Cross holiday seals are ap-
pearing on most of the letters and pack
ages going through the postoffices these
days. Are you using them?
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-12-08
subscription 81 a Year in Advance

Is it not strange how many people
always preferred the upper berth in the
Pullman all the time?
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-12-08

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Whitcner of
Bristol spent Sunday afternoon with
friends in Kenesha
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-12-08

Mrs. F. c. Webb entertained Sunday
evening at dinner in honor of Miss
Beresford.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-12-08

Misses Kate and Anna Krebs spent
Sunday N Racine.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
CONGREGATION OF FATHERS

Constable Murphy yesterday had q Ir, sonally con1iEra'l crcursion of bathcrs from 2 pornt an the canal cast of tbc city to Justice Johnstone'S C.ticc. There were about fifteen of tI'e excursionistF. WIG traVcled m on express wagon into which they were packed so closely that tho sight of them suggested a lot of chickens be-
 ing taken to market They were of all colors and ages. ranging from & to 15 years. Complaint had been made by residents of that ncighbOr- hood of the use of the canal for bathing purposes. It was said that the ladies of the community had to put the windows down every after noon and stay in the houses and that precaution did not exclude the bad language used by the bathers. The constable went out yesterday after
 noon to see about it He found about forty boys. Half of them had their clothes on the north side of the canal and they got away. The officer could not cross. He gathered up those that had to get out on his side and loaded them into the wagon. Four or five escaped The justice told them if they were caught in the canal again they would be sent to the Re- form school. and they all took a sol emn oath never to bathe again
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
RETURNED FROM HONEYMOON

--Mr. and Mrs sam N. Scip returned from their honeymoon tour at the Grand Canyon. where they spent more than week This was really only l preliminary honeymoon tour, for they will leave on the main one about July l and will spend tw" ar three months in journey through the east.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
TROLLEY WIRE sREAkS-rh

overhead trolley wire nf the Capitol line broke late last night It a point near where the street ear tracks cross those "f the Santa Fc. Traifi" WHS continued thereafter only as far as the crossing. pending repairs which will be made in the morning. An cIcc- triCian was sent [" the scene last night and arranged the broken ends of the wire SO that no ddmag" could result during the night.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
REM OVAL NOTICE.

Drs. Craig and Dysart have removed their office to Nos. II and l5 East
 EMonruc street in the Craig building. OppOSitp poStoffiCc
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
RYAN IOCkTEO-I
C. RI

Ryan. travclinS man. wh" Was re- ported yesterday [" nave been q guest of the Hotel Adams and unaccounted for. was later heard from in Fl Pas" by a letter received at iilldcrbrdns icwclry store He left Phoenix Sat urlaN night.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
THE SUPREME coURT-Thcrc
VALUABLE SLIDES LoST-Mr

Erwin. the lecturer of he Southern Pacific Railroad company wh" was here last week. vent to Prescott 10 spend Sunday. returning Tuesday afternoon. He had left lni of stere- opticon slides in the Hot"i Adams. which were lost in tho Tuesdg! Eorn- iufs fsre
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES OF

FICE-Miss C GiIcnrist superinten- dent of the Associated Charities. has moved her office from West Adams street to the city hall. During the summer months her office hours will be from 2 to , The office will h." open for business in the new quarters on Monday morning.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
NEW YORK LIFE oFFIcEs-Th,

manager of the New York Life lnSur- ance company's offices here an nounc.s that the company is still in the same quarters and has never ceased doing business. Canvas has been tackled over the windows. aS it has over the santa Fe windows. as a temporary protection. pending pcrma- ncnt repairs to the building.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
MAJESTIcS Vs. ELKs-Thc lin,

up of the Elks next Sunday. when they will play ball with tho Maics- tics at Eastlake park. will he. liar ter. catcher. Carson. pitcher: Bcr- nard first. Creech. second: Eycrs. short; Nicholson. third; Levy. left field: Hull. center. and Johnson. right field. Tn the lineup of the Ma aics
 tics arc such strong players as Am bier. Bennett. Osborn. Lancaster. Ma Soffin and Casey. The game will br played at 2 o'clock. Anthony Tcbbcn will umpire
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

MISSIONARY SOCTtT " TUe Woman's Home Missionary society Of the First M F.. church will meet a; the residence of Mrs. T. r.. Irvine. 'i3 West Taylor street this afternoon at 2:3n \ full attendance is desired a; this meeting. as there will b. an rl@c- tion Of officers and tha mite box opening. Those who find II irI'"s- sible to attend are reGuest-" tp s.nd their mite boxes.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
HOTEL SALVAGE-Dick

reports that h" has in his office m tine Martin building. oppOsit" ColiinS g vehicle store. d quantity of things recovered from the ruins of the Hotel Adams Those who have lost prop crty are invited |" call and Scc Il they can identify any of it.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
JUDGE THOMAS BUSY

seating capacity Of the prisoners dock of Judge Thomas Court was severely taxed yesterday afternoon There wes gathering that would have compared favordbly with almost any sporting event in or about Phoe- nix. Pedro Gomez admitted being drunk and wus assessed five dollars or five days. Ccdro Cornado had been there before and vas likewise fined five dollars. John ochoa drew q three dollar assessment. \ plcaSan mt evening with the boys cost Hosea Maria Salido five dollars. in addition to that spent for the refreshments. while a day and q night of it left Juan Ortcro the pOssessor of q ticket calling for twcnty-onc meals at the Hotel dc Perrin. Jacinto Sanchcy will will also bc a guest of the city for five days Two women were present. ready [" he tried upon charges of prostitution but their cases were continued until tomorrow. as was also tho case of Juan Iemas. charged with IoafinG in the rooms of one of the women. X Chnaman whose name cannot be represented in English was fined twenty-five dollars for carrying concealed weapons.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
COLLINS ADDITION WATER US.

ERS-The Collins Addition Water Users Association will meet in the office uf the Phoenix railway this evening at 1:30 to consider turning the handling of the water over 10 the city.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
RESIGNED FROM SERVICE =

RESIGNED FROM SERVICE - Chester Mathers. who for the past five years has been the popular and painstaking carrier on rural route No l. has tcndcred his resignation and will he succeeded by his brother. Marion \ Mathcrs. who has been his substitute carrier for the last three years Chester has bought an inter est in d grocery store on the Tempe road that is doing a nice little busi-
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
MUST START OVER AGAIN

MUST START OVER AGAIN. Peter John LasScn. q nativ" of Den mark called at the office of the clerk of the court yesterday to inquire how his application to become citizen of the United States was coming on. Mir. Lasscn filed it a good many months ago and forcSworc allegiance to Frederick the King and all other princes and potcntates and went away thinking that time would invest him with citizenship. He went back to Denmark on a visit. His ease came mp in due time. but he did not come. and the matter was continued. There were several continuances and finally the court. uncertain of the intentions of MT. Lassen. dismissed the whole matter Now he has tO start over again and will remain in the country and within call of the court until his citizenship is complete.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
JOB ENDS oiSAsTRoUSLY

Mexican who had been given tcmp"r-
 ary employment by the Pioneer Transfer company to assist in ren"v- ing q boxed piano from a house in West Adams street yesterday after noon. met with an accident before the piano had been loaded upon one of the companys wagons which re- suited in his leg being fractured. The piano had been upcnded and it was the intention of the driver to back the wagon under the box. The Mcxi- can was standing too close and the wheel of the wagon caught him upon tho log. crushing that member. pr. Hawley was called and had tho man removed to the Sisters hospital
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
PhlLATHEA SOCIAL A SUCCESS

The ice cream social at the home of Rev F. \. Phillips of the Chris tian church was a great success. Games. both indoor and outdoor were enjoyed by young and old. All left in hicn spirits. saving that they en- inyed the evening immensely Much credit iS due to the Philathea girls and Mrs Phillips who acted as host sSSeS
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
OF LOCAL INTEREST

BATTALION DRiLL-C"mraHies \ and E \. C. A nCid p1ttall"n drill last night under ihe direction oC Captain GrinstcaG.
 TRINITY CHURCH VESTRY- The vcStry "f Trinity church will hold q meeting this evening at 1:50 o'clock in the office of l.. J. Bcnnitt X Co.
 THE SUPREME cOURT-Thcrc will be .. ucetinp of Ihc supreme court this morning at To o'clock Tor ( e purpo@" "f hcarin': nl ptiolh,. 'nle of which ..3L not uC"n disposed "i d: the time of adi"urnrl"r. and soma of which have been !iirJ SiEc"-
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
WHERE IS HER sRoTHER?-

WH6hG IS heh bhO " CH - Mrs. F,line Maria Hanson of Los Ans- eIes writes The Republican asking for assistance in finding her brother. An ton Johnson. whom she has not seen for many years. ar since they were in the city of their birth. Christiania. Norway. The brother. al the age of fourteen. went [" sea. About fifteen years ago the sister, who had come |" this country. learned that her brother. still sailor. was at Grand Haven. Wash. and was about tO sail for Australia Mrs Hanson at that item was living at Sturgeon Bay. Wis Six years ago she moved [" Los Angeles. Recently she learned that her brother might be in this territory. She hopes that the ether papers of the territory will publish this notice and that the police and mail carriers will interest themselves in this matter to the end that brother and sister who have not met for thirty years may be brought together. The ad- dress of Mrs Hanson K f90 South Hope street. Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
GOING TO NEW YoRk-Gco

V. Hcrdling of Aguila leaves this morning for New York. where he goes to represent the Pay Car Mines company of Bouse. He expects to open an office in New York for the sale uf stock.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20

THE LAST SOCiAL-The ladies of the First Presbyterian church will hold their last social for this season this evening at x o'clock at East Lake Park tu which all the men as
 well as the ladies are invited. The following named ladies vii lserVe re treatments: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Shir- ley. Mrs Sterling. Mrs. HueneryaSer, Mrs Noll. Mrs Mcdonald. Mrs. Her tel Miss TiChtburn. Hiss Irwin. Mrs Kohlbcrc. Mrs. Dawes and Mrs. Wal ters Tue Misses De Mund and com mittec will furnish ;he entertain
 mcnt
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
EYE GLASSES s
COME HERE.
DR. E. MUNSON

optieisn, 118 w. Wash. St. Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
THE BACHELORS CONGRESS-

On tine evening uf May 26 the senior class of tho high school the same class that gave the minstrel show 4 year ago. will present in the Elks' thoatcr little pay called The Bachelors Congress There will be forty people in the cast. and II IS said the entertainment will be very jolly one Reserved seats will bc placed on sale at Boehmer's on Mon day. May 23. at a m.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-20
MOONLIGHT AUCTIoN-Thc A

MOONLIGHT AUCTTON-Thc Ari- znna Auction and Development com p;nv is arranging rather unusual function for Monday night, May s5. when if will sell twenty lots in Van Burpn place at auction, by moon light The lots are situated between the east extension of Van Buren street. better known as the Tempe road. and the town ditch, and il is proposed to make 2 regular picnic of thc auction sale. The company will furnish free street car transportation to all who desire to attend If they will call at its office. No. , West Washington street There will bc mu- sic and cold drinks will be served free Everybody is invited to come and bring his wife or his best girl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-11
@pnt gIhertiidj.

9ie gluensH.9 H9luseabe Der vSeutIdeu
s,ousfrau" Gilne.ltee, Bis., tpeIde :oz
chen eridieneu lit, U;etet nit ibrem
rei66altigen Sn6alt Sen 2eler:, eine iebr
unterbalteuoe Wittiornnler giIn,mer.
Ghon bas Sitelblatt Sonnenblumen
nah Dem @emdlDe bon &aulbad, tpirft
an5iebenb. Som Snbalt beben ipir berz
bor einen intereilanteu Irtifel iiber
Serbbeimer. BEN 6eloen bon Srisfanp,
bon @eorg bon Sfal, llub berl6ieDene
fiirsere Grtifel. tbeils praftiIhen unO
lebrreifen Snbnltes. In gr5dblltuoert
bietet Die SDrtiebllng Der fellelnoeu Noz
belle. uSu biit fir MIDI, bon Gua Glnoz
nerzNaned unb mebrere fleinere Sfi5@
scn arlpre6enbe l1nterbdltung fir Die
ELECTROMAGNETIC Sir Wliiffreunbe lit
burdb ein biibid)es Ntuiititiid fir Biano
aelorgt unb fir Die &leinen itnb lehrz
reid)e unD amiiiante @eI6i6ten. 8ebibte
llnb Gpiele porgeieben 9te 36 Sctteu
ltarfe, reid illuitrirte gfimmer bringt
areb cine slusipabl Der neue1ten 8utterid
Spmmermoben. iotpie cine groRe Nnsdbl
@orlagen 5u biibihen 3anbarbetteu. Mn&
leitungen gum &leiberma6en unb fir
Srauermoben; erprobte Ne5epte fir Die
Slide inn CONNER, alIerlei prdftiIGe
Matb5bldae fir Die Sansfran fir bas
6aus nnb ben @nrten. iiber hduslide
@eiunbbeitspfleae unb einen reihboltigen,
intereiianten 8rieffalten. Mit elmer
y,tmmer tpie biefe. fteat .Sie 9elitid'e
6ausfrau" ben belten itt@ linb ausldns
oiiben 3eitld]riften on sSnbalt nlebt nnd%
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-11

9ntonio aus sytalien ipoIIten NIT dls
tenn GiIen outage fd1ren. glns uIlsrs
flGrlihen @riinDen fDlroen tie dAs
Sem ss0rberforb sefnlenbert iino
itiir3ten in oie siefe, no iie toDt lIss
gen blieben.
OesterretcbsM sMngarn.
mien. 5ier 1T bic ebemalige
Sofidaulpielerin gbriftine 2ebbsl,
bic Wittpe beg Di4ters, i'm SO. lss
bensiabre geForben. Wenn Jrieo-i4
6ebbel nidot in 5orgen untergegnrlz.
een 1T, 10 bat bies bds beuti1s WOif
ber nun 6insef9iebenen 5m banter.
Gaernopib. gum ReftDr
Der t. t. Grans= Sofef=llniDeriit fiir'
bas Stubieniabr 1910-11 Durne Der
grofei1or Ser romantiihen philologie,
Dottor Jriebpasner, geipdblt.
@loegnib. = aarbinal 5arlt=
| ersbiIhof Or. 9ruldu. Der i'm 90
2ebensiabre itebt, fam burh einen
! unalidli6en 3ufan in feinem Shlafs
aimmer au ssalle unb 5og fth einige
duBere 0erleBunsen lei4ter Dirt am
| &opfe gu.
8ruIid. - Der WaDrber bes
8abnbofreitaurateurs Soural ipurbe
| in Der perion bes Sapeaierermeiiters
gllois paulid aus Mfittelnalbe in
YreuBifdz@9leiien perbaftet. 8ei Der
| Bel Yaulicb porgenommenen 5duss
ourdlu9ung fanb man elm Golbitiid
| in einem 8lumentopfe Der1tedt, bas
stpeifeIps bon benz 3aube berriibrt.
Scbwet3.
Mrtesbeim. - WGbrenb bes
iber bas 8irstbal niebergegangenen
@enitters tpurbe Der beim Riri1enz
pfliden beIddftiete 2unbpirtb Rrdft
bonn @etpitter iiberraldt. gr luAte
bor afm Resen urter etnenl Boume
Sdub, tpo er bonn 8lib getroffen
tpurbe.
8elltn5ond. Sn eInem
WabniinnsanfaG erboldte bic Satin
bon Silpio Sosnola in 9rono (gfi@
iorertbaD ibren eigenen &Gemanr,
tpel9er na6 fur5em Sooestampfe
1tarb.
Gent. y Wlan melbet ben Sob
2eopolb Wltnelis, bes 8oniernators
Der 9enfer 8ibliotbet, Der in 2epoz
ulou (5intitere) Bel einem nnfaa erz
trunfen lit.
ga Gbuur be Sonbs~-
2aut rsSmpurtial" seitanb Moion,
baB ct Der l1rbeber Der 8ersiftungsz
periu6e gesen SriB NuBbaum lei.
3uri6. - Or. Nlois SbriTt,
fel. ipiirttembergii9er 9oftape1msi=
fter unb 3uitos bes 2is3tzMuieums,
Weimar unb Stuttgart, 1T Elm
S9pei5er tpie Jrdulein 4nna Gut
ter. bic ct in iein blutiges gnbe btnz
elm rib, unb ftummt aus 3oIiton.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-11
BranOenburg.

Burg. Das alien 5preeipalobez
fudbern beFens befannte 8roooadid)e
Reitaurant, seseniiber ber Rir1e ses
legen, lit ourh Gauf in ben 8eiib oes
Gaitpirtbs 8lsste aus Werfen
t5preeipalb) selanst. Mls aaufpreis
tDeroen $4,000 Murf genannt.
Galau. Gin entiebltber linz
slidsfal ereignete Iif in Der getz
iAcuer Metallnaaren 5abrit Don
Ghnen uno Noelf. Der 8er5ote
entgesen tam Der Mrbeiter qDnad
ans MeiBagt einem Reifel. Ser nit
sefdbrIihen @aien ansefiilIt mar,
nit offenem 9iat 3l nabe. Gr err
folste eine beftise GrplOiion, pobei
pDnad iein 2eben einbiibte.
Muf Der ,Gelbmart @rob Sauer
fanoen tiir3lid Mrbsiter beim R;sos
len cine srDbere Mnsabl np9 gut er=
baltener urnen, bie reihe 0er3ierunz
gen auftpeilen. Die aus Bronae bsrs
geItellten 8eisaben 5etaten faubere
.3iIeleurarbeit. 51nmtlihe ll-nen
aebit 8eisaben iinO Der oortiscn
Ghule aur 9erfiiguag geitent tporoen.
Oobrtlngt.- 9ds BEL Dobri5
iuat selesene 8rarntoblenberg
,8rube Sba" bat Ieit Dem /. Suli ben
Betrieb einseiteat. Ser @runo oaz
fir iino 3atlunesldpierigteiten. Dem
@ernebmen nah Ionen Die paTIira
ettpa 100000 M. betragen.
Sprau. - lin elm Original, dr.
mer tpuroe Sorau. Die Semme!oer=
tduferin grnsItine Sdr0ter bee
IGtpinoet bon Ser 9otbbausede, .uo
tie SO Sabre lang fait oene ieoe llnz
terbrehuns ss1eifen bat. Die 54
Sabre alte Greiiin lieit nod obne
8rile. sic mar foit ME ffant unb
Fat nod glten 6umor. Sbpcbl lie
nun oo9 BON ben 8ebrehen bes Ml=
ters beilnsefucbt miro, bat iie bpG
nod teine 2uit, iif CUR Ru6e gu
ieben.
5reientpaloe. Wls Rreis=
fagsdbgeorDnster fir ben bon bier
psraogenen poliseimuior Sdmioi
1puroe Der neue 9iirgermeiiter Or.
Rurts 9elpdblt.
Ostprenssen.
RDntgsberg. - @m IL. eSuIi
1910 fonnten bic preuBiIhen Sberz
.lebrer oen 100. 8eburtstag ibres
Stanbes beseben. Mm IL, Suli
1910 1ruros our6 einen grlaB fir
nie BriiIllng gum 2ebramt fir 10Esre
S6ulen Der Sberlebrerfano &c.
qriinoet.
Mlt= Wepnot6en. - Riir5li6
ipurbe Der ettpa 6Oidbriee 5leifhe,z
metiter gbriitopb ariboobn bon bier
untpeit ieines 6auTes eriGlagen. Gr
mar nit mebreren Bsrionen i'm @at=
bauie in 5treitisteiten seratben.
Mngerburg. @utsbeiibsr
Sbsfa Dertuufte iein Gut 8ie tern
i'm 4reiie 20Ben fir 10000 Marf
on Hentier 2odner aus aurlsbDbe lei
Qngerburg.
Bofellen. - Gs mar auf ten
Attteraut 2lltotpe. Der SberinIpeftrr
Stefen1ee nit Ser Gdtpelter bes Mr=
heiters 3ipisls in WortipehIel gss
ratben. Gaum batte Der 9ruoer bas
apahrgenommen, als ct eine Qatte
ergriff, Ourh oie Elm Nasel sel4lasen
aoar. uno Dem Oberinipeftor iiber Sen
Sppf ihlug. BlutiberfrDmt brad
pieier auIammen, oa Der Magel in Sen
Gopf geDrungen toar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-11
Westprensseil.

8iirgerpieIen. ssn Der
Sibung Der @emeinbeDertreter tpuros
Der 5leiihermeiiter 5err Moplf GOb
sum itellpertretenoen Sd0ffen ss=
irGblt.
gaerst. Mnf Ser Strede boz
g5erts nah 2astopitid lit auf ZEN
Ghienen atpiifen Gsersf unb 4Dnissz
bruh cine Deritimmette mdnnliGe
2eihe gefunOen roroen. eSn 0erIel=
ben 1T Der Mrteiter Mlois 9umm cIs
Gaerst erfannt.
Oirfhau. - 9as bteiige @hDfz
fenseriht berurtbet!te ben 6ilfsreoafs
teur, Ghriftieber. sSsnaB Wiscaoret
bon bem polnifh tlernalen 9Iatt
rpielsr5pm" il. pelplin, tpesen 81
fentliher 8elsioiguna, begansen burd
einen Mrtitel nit Der lleber1hrift Der
s8enoarm als WDroer", 5l 6 Mo1en
@efdngniB.
posen.
pnfen. Mm 1. eeSuli fnn6 i'm
RoniiItorium Die fsierlid5e Nerabihie-
bnng o.s bis6eriaen @eneralIupez
rintenoenten 6eietiel Itatt. Qlus Mn.
laB leines Musiheiosrs aus Dem Mmi
lit ibm Ser Wilbslmsoroen perlieAen
1porben.
Bromberg. Die bieiige &rts
minnlpoii5ei lit umfangreihen DIAL
fenbiebfdblen auf bic Spur getonl=
men, pelhe felt eiriger 3ett bon Ma=
peienten bss M0eipuarensel1dftes
Nrnnlo Mronfoblr Nahf. 6ier periib'
tpurben. .3tpei Ghpeitern glamens
mcsninf, Die in Dem betreffenDen Dez
lnGfte als Dierttrice besip. Wertdu=
ferin nngeifelIt fpnren. oie Mutte.
Der beiOen MGDhen unb Ser 6aus=
Diener 2esnieipiea tpurben per6aftet.
6ei OurGfuhlng ibrer Wobnnngen
tpur0s Elm .anass Waarenlager Be-
ihlasnnbnt, au Gef1tn s5ortImaffunn
Elm 3tpeilp6niligsr GpeoiteurtDagsn
erfproerlin mar. Der Mertb Der qes
fto6lentn Guben belduft ii1 mad por~
Idufigtr Gddbung duf iiber 5000
Mdrt. oodl oiirfte bitis Guulrne nod
<rbeblin iibtrfmritisn tperbtn, "a
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-11

Sabre alt, uno Ser 8ergmunn ylsoIo
Gntonio aus sstalien iDolltsn NIT dls
tenn Giien outage fabren. Ans nTsrs|
flGrlihen @riinDen tpuroen ne aug
oem ss6roerforb sefdlenbsrt lIi,o
Iiirsten in oie Siefe, no lie toDt lIss
nen fIiehen. M
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-11
Iuren1burg.
EIsaSssIotbrtngefl

8ifh1eim. Der @emeinoe=
ratb befGlob bes 8iirgermeiIters
Mmtsentiebung Bel Der Mnfjihts=
ratbsbebOroe gu beantragen; bas
Gleihe tpuroe nit IL segen 4 Gtim=
men fir ben 8etgeoroneten Meattern
belblofien.
8runnftatt. Ourn einige
herabfulIenOe Gteine murbe ser IpOs
tengrdber 8ern6arSt 9art6 10 i1ner
rerleBt, oaB Ct fOfOrt toot mar.
6orbah. Muf fhredlihe
Meife pernngliidte 0os Is Sabre
alte MdbHel 9(nnd 0offmdnn. gs
tam elmer Mlnldine su nate uno es
lpurben ihr beioe llnterarlrle db9ss
riIfen.
M Ten b0 Sin @tsiosr<
o6onn lHttl, allz lpfiIt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-11
Wnrttember9.

Stuttgdrt. @egerl Den friis
beren 6pftbentersG sGetretdr 8Dhringer
lit nlinmebr Mnflage tptgen unters
ihldgli1g ilnO llntreue erboben.
DIR pnttntanpalt ganS, Der ieis
ner3tit 70 riel bon iich re0en n1n6ts,
lit Ditisr xast n bas bisii0e llaisrs
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-18

W. W. Dale and son John ar
rived here last Wednesday from
Sullivan, Ind, and are highly
pleased with the Holly country.
so much SO that they may locate
here.
Chief Agriculturist Crowl of
The Holly Sugar Company states
that the writing of beet contract
is coming fully up to expectations
Col. W. NJ. Wiley arrived last
Tuesday from Washington. d. c.
Supt. Sid Sinsheimer of the
Sugar factory at Swink was in
town last Wednesday.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-18
ESTRAY ADVERTISEMENT

Notice is hereby given to whom it may
concern that the following described estray
animals were taken up near Holly, Prow-
ers County, Colo, on or about Feb. 28.
1910. To wit: One roam COW about four
years old, no visible brand. One steer
calf about ten months old, branded n
right shoulder, slash on right jaw.
Said animals being unknown to this
Board, unless claimed by owner on or be.
fore March IS, 1910, said estrays will be
sold by this Board for the benefit of the
owner when found.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INSPEC.
TON COMMISSIONERS,
Denver, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-18

w H. Van Fetten. the con
tractor. is meeting with much sue
cess IN his new carpenter shop
near the Holly Lumber Co. and
he is called upon daily for esti-
macs on painting and wall paper
ing as well AS housebnilding. Its
success. of course. depends upon
the support given il. so if in need
of anything in his line, call up
Phone "a.
Yon don't need to 20 to Lamar
to buy the best motor cycle in the
world the Harley.Davis They
can be bought from Will Van Pet.
ten. 20 come in and investigate
its merits.