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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-21
HOME LAUNDRY.

THE souTHSlDE home laundy ID now
ready for business; we do rough dry
rs well as ironing. Mrs. e. C. Officer,
prop. Phone 21s1-L.
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FOR sALE--HAY.

FOR SALE 500 ton OF good hay.
make us best offer for all or any
amount. The Madsen Co., Pingree,
n. ID,
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BOARD AND ROOM in modern house
Just north of G. N. depot Telephone
1851.
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FOR EXCHANGE.


FOR ExCHAkGE-Have you city
property to exchange for good land?
have the land. G. r. Froling.
MY EQUITY in a completely modern
house, eight rooms. southside, one
block from car line, for smaller prop
erty, clear; easy terms. Address 537,
care Forum.
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FOR sALE-PIes.

PEDiGREED Duroc Jerseys, months
old. both sexes; prices reasonable.
Stanley A. Thompson, Ayr, N. d..
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FOR RENT - Eight-room modern
house, No. % Eleventh street north;
three blocks from postoffice; hot wa
ter heat; full basement, cistern. laun-
dry, plumbing, chandeliers; hard WOOD
floors; gas and electric lights; every.
thing In first class shape. Il. p. Riley
No. 10 Roberts street.
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CALENDARS ZOE SALE.

LEFT. OVER cALENDARS-Going
out of the calendar business. leaves
Us with an assortment OF 1911 de-
signs. These will be sold at half price.
Write us today; state your require
ments. and samples will be forward
I'd; act now on this opportunity to
iouble the advertising power of your
money.
THE PORTE &C.,
Calendar Dept,
Fargo, N. ID.
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BOARD AND ROOM offered at 6O7
Second street north.
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N. o. PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU.

Inquire within upon everything TOM
mercial literary, mechanical, scientific;
bids for contractors; state and foreign
newspapers. Box 33. Christine. N. d.
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FOR RENT--FL-AT.

ond-hand harness, w. II. Stewart
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FOR RENT-Six-room house. corner
Tenth avenue and Third street north
Newly painted and papered; not mod
ern; SIS per month. J. j. Jordan
phone SGT.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

DRUG STORE FOR SALE in a live
country town; good reasons for sell
ling. Address 544, care Forum.
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nosPiTAL..

MATERNITY H0sPITAL--Competent
nurses and best of care: highest tes-
timonials from doctors and patients
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BOARD AND Room OFFERED.

BOARD AND ROOM. Inquire SIS
Fourth avenue north.
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Forum want Ads Business Getters.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Seven room house on
northside Phone 1124-J.
FOR RENT - Eight room modern
house on Fourth avenue. Phone
1546-L,
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FOR RENT.
Furnished House.

FOR RENT--A good warm barn,
room for two horses. Inquire III
Sixth avenue north.
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FOR RENT-Modern room house
on Fourth avenue south. DR.. L. c.
Davenport. 81 Broadway,
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FOR RENT--sToRE.

SMALL STORE at No. 021 Second
avenue north. EFT. T.. Loomis.
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FOR SALE-Two chair barber shop;
only shop In town Of 400. Address
SIS, care OF Forum.
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IDA M. DIBLEY

E4AUCWLEIAs
First publication on the 14th day OF
November, A. ID. 1910.
(Nov. Ia, 81, 2S, Dec. SD
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TWO CHAIR barber shop for sale
cheap in good North Dakota town,
doing fine business. Address 500, care
Forum.
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CoGSWELL HOSPITAL for sale at a
sacrifice, property new and modern;
would exchange for farm land or real
estate. For particulars inquire of Mrs.
Nellie Saylor, Cogswell N. d.
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NTED-Situation as housekeeper
by widow; good references. Address
$40, care Forum.
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POSITIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Weekly washings for aft
ernoons. Phone 20O6-J.
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HELP wANTEo-.alALs-

Rave Knisat i.rtaeanv = aeia. i.
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WAN Ep-An experienced tailor at
once. Address 5SS. care Forum.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-coTTAcE.

FOR SALE-New seven-room cottage:
viii sacrifice IL taken soon. Inquire
at 1909 Fifth avenue north. Phone
1891.
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WANT ED--A girl to dip chocolates.
Apply at The Bon Ton, sos Front
street.
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FOR SALE-Good livery barn and
residence in thriving western town;
price $4,000; $1,000 cash. balance easy
terms; good reason for selling. c..
Turner. Gladstone, N. ID.
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FoR sALE-poes.

FOR SALE-Ftne full blood female
bull terrier pup, eight months old;
pure white, finely built; price $10 Ad-
dress sos, care Forum.
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LEARN barber trade; requires short
time; good wages, always employ
lneht; earn while you learn: catalogue
Tree. Moler Barber College, ~ Nico-
llet avenue. Minneapolis, MINI.
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FOR RENT-Eight-room house. warm
cistern and basement, hot water. IN
quire 623 Seventh avenue nortf or
phone 1880.
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FOR SALE-Blacksmith shop in a
live new town, having 100 miles of
territory to draw trade from; doing
a good business, with little competi-
ton; best location in town; good
prices for work and plenty of It: easy
terms. Address 6O4. care Forum.
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BURNED WOOD carving done by the
hour. Address C. w. Mcnamara,
kO9 Seventh avenue north. Phone 1914.
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FOR SALE-Cheap, or rent. eight
room house on Ninth street. Ad-
dress DIR. Sherman, 1924 Broadway.
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WANTED-Lady pianist. Palm Con-
fectionery, Phone 229
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-10

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO EN-
UN DIG tome LAXATIVE BROMO-QUININA Ef
boticario devoiveri e dinero 81 lie cura. La hrma
de +. W. GROVE halla en- cada caita
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-10

las asuas estancadas causan cl Palu-
dlSmo. la iam-ala 10 cura. No contitne
uuiniua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-10
0hBcenG al P5ico d Lnuadn Vacuum nava "SAD1O
Con las siguientes garant1as de FL
" Marchara constantemente sin Gale,

Con las siguientes garant1as de f.
"Marchara constanemente sin Gale, interrUnnirsa
Ilene por minute destuci6n caI' de rs 30 nj6s
cublcos dc alre hbre Producra Vacuum de nul
gadas segn Mercuro Standard de los Estados Unidos M
rar& do 11 10 amos, a1n usandose dariamente.
El SANTO trabajara de cuaqcr cubo incaDdescen
to- costo de centavos la hora Ell SANTO podra nna
ser perado para hoga anb6n gran capacdad 10 ha
apetecibe Tendas Amacenes Ocinas Igesas Fon
tales oros edicios grandes Hsga vista nuesrar oe
nas para yer La demostrac6n por ctac6n mandaremos
ratio cuaquler stO San uan para demostrarlo en-
PORTO RICO POWER AND LIGHT 90
&9j@ @f&S>&>'~ Gneral Offices, Marina San guan
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Il. E.SF'ERA.
BERMUDEZ MERMANOs.

Importation dreeta de las pncpaes Fabr de Europa
ventas detail urd
Ruedas de coche nts
pspunte
Fos $500
chado Bau Maas Slas de viaj Acei Ptur
eaos dor
FORTALEZA ID.
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ram ala cur,, cl paludiSmo Sc vcnde
EN- todas las droeuerias.
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FL vierncs 25 del pasado mes. Sc, ce-
lebr6 en Ell "Teatro Albisu', de la Ha-
bana, eI benetcio de la distinguiia di-
nectora dr orquesta Crucita Verar dt.
Real y del notable baritone Real. tan
laplandilo aqui
LA function fut I'm verdadero aconte-
cimiento.
Sc pu>o en- cscrna ~Carcelera> q
Elixir de Amor, opcreta en- dos actos.
Los henefciados que gozan en- la ca
pital de Cuba de gran popularidad v
Ismpatla fIeron muy festejados.
PARA cURAR UN RESFRiAoo EN-
uN DIG tome LAXATTvo BRoMO-QUININA Fl.
botcario devoveri eI dinero 81 no le cura La hrma
de K. W. GROVE Sc halla cada cajita.
Don Jose a. Diaz. de Vieques, Sc en-
cuentra en- San Juan
las asuas estancadas causan cl Pau.
diSm". la Pam-ala 10 cura No contitne-
uuinina.
ESta nochc, ofrrce grandes atractivos
a su> favorcedores. pl "Cine Las Tres
Bandoras. Cntara 10 neior de ,Jl
repertoire la e>pItndida RoSita Reali
cientos de edicos muv conocidox GER
tiiican la verdad de que la Pam-all ,.lrf2
cl Paludismo
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Sc ha nombrado al senior Ramon
Ocaslo MARTINEZ, maquinista del rolo de
vapor numero 9, con destino a los tlaba-
JOS que sc ejecutan en- la carrptera DEF
KIN. AZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-10

Se ha acceptable la renuncia presenta-
da por eI Senor NtSter BriIla, del cargo
dc naquinista del locom6vil del Depar-
tamento del Interior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-10

Tenemos de partcipar s
ria Rclsjefa '' De ''ye'
Este Depsrsmeno ha ido eqRpsde
!"re eontamos los servieios de Opteo gaduado
rHrs facdAd de aQaeos
Shos " hsn vo obhgad los ESsdos hemos
rOnecoi6n
personal n ester '~ ''A 'oh aA
NaesroH preeoa los miEmo Und l rbaio
del todo gar&ntizado. N' , q T@OaJo
eaatas por compc.ds ON. s ~
- t&rmine "A 4horaa AF"'"0~ MAC 0s@ SeS
RoURET HCsTE Successor de Tinud Principal San Juan
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Al senior Co>mr Torres, eX-ih>p.,9or
viajero de Obras Publicas. Sc le ha ofre-
edo una plaza de capataz encargado dc
la direction de los trabajos de calrete-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-10

ram Ia eS una cura pOStiya para Il pa~
ludISho tn enSaYO 10 dejara convencido.
De Venta en- tOdaS las dro9uertaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-10

La Fam ala cura los casOs mas fneltes
de tiebrc paludica. VA sea cr0nica 8 aguda.
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Mas nOticiaS

Mariana en- la noche sc celebra en- Ell
Casino Espanol el gran bale de so-
ciedad anunciado para el dia ocho.
Frio ahora Caior despues - este es Il
PaludismO la cura es Pam-ala.
1la llegado San Juan, procedente de
Arecibo, el distinguido iuez de aquela
Cote de Distrito, licenciado C6rdova Da-
villa.
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CUTLERY.

CUTLERY.
Anything you want IN that line?
keep only the very best. Ben Hart
Remember. the Best.
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SUGGESTIONS FOR
BETTER ROADS
SOME SORT OF CONTRACT sYs-
TEN NEEDED-WHAT KINDS OF
STREETS WOULD RESULT IF
BUSINESS MEN FIXED THEM AT
SPARE MOMENTS?

Fargo, N. D., Dec. rs. 191O-To The
Forum: The near approach of the
several legislative sessions may or
may not be the cause of the good roads
agitation now going the rounds of the
public press
However the question of good roads
is becoming more of a problem every
year; problem, which sooner or later
must be solved either by strict legis-
lative action or by an awakening on
the part of those who are responsible
for the levying and expenditures OF
the peoples cash or labor for highway
and subsequent main
tenance.
The most prevalent plan in this
state seems to be that in which four
road overseers are employed, one for
each corner of the township use the
word corner" advisedly, for the rea-
son that some overseers do not really
seem to care where their jurisdiction
begins or ends.
These overseers are handed a land
tax book in which are set down the
names of all persons or corporations
owning real or personal property with
in the district, together with a descrip-
of the property and the amount OF
labor tax assessed against 1t.
This book is, or ought to be, deliv-
cred to the respective overseers about
April Is each year-just the time when
the good roads are badly needed, but
does any one suppose for one moment
that a busy farmer overseer is
going to ask his busy neighbors to
work on the roads at that time OF the
Year, Not much. 1t would be useless.
Road repairing or leveling would not
be even secondary consideration with
them. They would quickly inform the
overseer that such unimportant work
as road repairing could be done after
the busy season of seeding was over.
and the overseer simply waits.
This in my opinion is the best pos
sible argument in favor of some sort
of contract system; one that would at
least provide for continual leveling
and smoothing OF the most important
highways during the open months.
What a spectacle the average city
would present If the business men
were depended upon during a slack
time to personally aid in repairing
sidewalks and paving streets? The
streets would certainly be on par
with the average country road.
These business men are too busy to
work on the streets, and shrewd
enough to know that small outlay
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PIONEER
PASSES AWAY
ROBERT C. GREEN, AGED SO, DIED
LATE YESTERDAY AT HOME
OF HIS DAUGHTER, MRS. A.
HODGES IN THIS clTY-HAD
MANY FRIENDS.

At the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
A. Hodges, residing at S13 Second ave-
nue. north, occurred the death Of Robert
]. Green yesterday afternoon, Der. 30.
1910. His age was SO years, months
and "a days.
One week a go today Grandpa and
Grandma Green came down from their
home in Mapleton to spend Christmas
week with their daughter in Fargo.
The old gentleman had contracted a
heavy cold, and despite the constant
care of a physician was unable to
rally therefrom and late in the after
noon calmly and peacefully answered
the final call.
Robert j. Green was born in Ep-
worth, England, April s, 1927. When
he was but year old his parents NOV
ed to Attercliff, Can.
In 184s, deceased was married to
Miss Amelia Kirk on his 21st BIRTH
day
In 1882 Mr.. Green brought his fani-
ly to North Dakota and settled on a
farm near Mapleton. Feeling the
weight Of years he left the farm in
1898 and purchased comfortable
home in the village of Napoleon where
he has ever since resided.
Grandpa Green was a man whose
largeness of heart made him a friend
to every one who knew him. He was
a good neighbor, staunch friend and
an honest and upright man As a.
husband and father he was an ideal
American citizen.
Mr.. Green was made a Mason in
early manhood and today at p. m.
appropriate services were held over
the remains in the Masonic temple.
From thence they VIII be taken over
the Northern Pacific to the old home
at Mapleton where final services win
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Chop sOusy, at RathsksIIor. MoOrhesd.
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in cash for civic improvements brings
good returns on the investment.
Now the farmer on his farm is, or
ought to be, just as busy as the busi-
ness man in the city. His close at
tention to details is required on the
farm at least for the entire open sea-
son, and even if he could spare the
time to work out the amount or his
tax, the contract system under ordi-
nary conditions would permit him to
do so-provided he did honest work.
Too often farmers are willing to fritz
ter away $40 in labor on the highway
when an investment of SIS In cash
would almost invariably produce more
and better results under different con-
ditions.
At any rate a highway system that
depends for it's success upon the leis-
ure or convenience of a widely scat
tered and generally indifferent COM
munity is worse than no system at all.
Road building and maintenance is too
important to be taken as a side issue
to any business. 1t is in a class by it,
self. Under present conditions, lit
sometimes ceases to he even side
issue. 1t becomes joke, with the
people paying the freight and the
weary traveller having all the pains
il not the fun.
But since / have criticised the sys-
tenn, let me suggest some changes
which l think would be Of value:
First-Mal1e all levies for road pur-
poses in cash.
Second-Do all grading and level
ing by contract.
Third-Elect township road super
intendent, who should be required
to put up bonds as well as the
other officials.
A system embodying some such idea
has worked well in the east, and 1t
seems to me it ought TO work well here.
Yours for better roads,
F. Fl. Beaton.
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L. K. Sivertson of Darlington ap-
pears to have invented a steam wheel
or rotary that will work For many
years inventors have been endeavoring
to perfect a rotary engine None have
succeeded UP to Mr.. Sivertsons at
tempt. He has patents on two and has
recently sent blue prints to the de-
partment in Washington for a third
and more complete engine. His pres
ent one operates finely and generates
three horse power, The new one will
have about twenty five horse power.
The steam will be used in compound
engine.
Mr.. Sivertson is matchmaker by
trade but has always been greatly in
terested in steam engines and for
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The new GLIDE AGENCY
Henry Paul G. Co. Will Control Sale
of Glide Cars for North
Dakota,

Announcement is made that Henry
Paul e. Co. will have the state agency
for the 1911 Glide and they are now ac-
lively organizing the state putting in
local agents in the different sections.
Associated with Paul & Co. will be
ID. j. Wilcox, formerly of The Fargo
Auto & Supply Co, and it is expected
to push the Glide with energy I'm all
sections Of the state.
The Glide has been without local
representation for the past two sea-
sons, but with new models and a re-
duction in price is expected to regain
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be held tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock. The aged wife in her SEND
year win have the comfort and support
OF her six children who are all able
to be with her to attend the funeral.
Their respective homes are as fol-
lows: J. X. Green, Fargo; Mrs. A.
Hodges, Fargo; r. c. Green, Rec
height, S. d.; Mrs. w. J. Duff, Maple
ton; H. w. Green, LeaI, n. ID.
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years has made a special study of the
rotary. Some monied men are great
ly interested in his invention and Of
fers have been made to purchase the
patents outright. Mr.. Sivertson pre-
fers to retain an interest in them as
he feels confident he has an invention
that will solve the power for automo-
biles and aeroplanes.
The cut shown here Is one of the
earlier models. 1t has developed three
horse power, and it weighs only fifty
pounds.
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stockholders' Annual Msstiro

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders of
the First National bank OF Fargo viii
be held in the directors room Of said
bank at 10 o'clock a. m, Tuesday, Jan.
10th, A. ID. 1911.
+. A. IRISH. Cashier.
CDec. 10-I7-24-31,-Jan. ID
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THE NEW YEAR NIGHT

@ cold and Silly winter night
That far. far around lies.
Thy myriad lamps are burning bright
From out these distant northern sdes-
Above CLEAN thy thousand eyes,
Bright eyes that glirnmer through the cold,
And in my thoughts sweet dreams arise
OF Bethlehenrs star of old
Dear winter night. thy voices speak
In dream like echoes in my ear
feel they cold breath my cheek.
Thee last of the departing year
The sound of far-of bells / hear,
Their tones by distance meIlowed low.
So calmly deep, so sweetly clear
Across the gIistening snow
Yes, tho unlike that southern CLINE
Where summer holds her yearly reign,
There is JOY belongs to time
That winter 'sieges all In vain;
And now that joy has come again
In tinlling bell and silver light
To whisper far across the plain
The glory Of the New Year night.
Floyd D. Rae.
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ground lost by it's lack Of representa-
ton during the past two seasons.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-11

An automobile owned in Westerly and driven by it's owner who has had considerable experience with horseless carriages, was guided Saturday night where automobile never rolled before and probably will never again. Be- tween WeqCetequOck and Stonington there is point parallel to the highway where the cars of the Groton and StOnington railroad passes on private property This Westerly automobile was running along with a weStbound car and just before the entrance to the private way was reached the automo- bile was sWarved to the left and run right on to the trolley track and went bumpity-bump over the ties.
 The trolley car was brought to stop so suddenly that many of the pass engers were thrown violently for ward, but none were injured, but not before the forward end of the car was in close contact with the automobile, the com pact being so slight that no damage was done. When about mid way down the stretch the autonobi was stopped and then slowly worked
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-11
MAIN THING IS TO KEEP COOL. Advice for Those Who May Lose
 Their Way In the Woods.

Let the man who is lost in the woods be very careful not to over exert himself. His chief dangers lie in panic and overexertion, and, though he may be in a great hurry to find shelter, I must warn him to go slowly. Two miles an hour, on an average, through the snow in the woods, Is all that a man in his con dition will be able to stand without overfatigue and it's attendant dangers, overheating and precipitation By ex- ercising caution, man may live through a week of what he is under going. To make this article brief, we shall suppose that he regains the road by the afternoon of the first day. He doesn't yet know. of course, just where he is. He should examine the tracks of the person who last passed that way It being afternoon, he must follow the direction taken by the last passing vehicle or team, as shelter will be nearest in that direction Had it been morning he would have taken the opposite direction, as whoever made the tracks must have come from the place where he obtained shelter the previous night.-Outing Magazine.