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The Lamar register., 1910-12-21
Public Schools

An additional teacher was en-
ployed in the schools after the
Thanksgiving vacation. This be-
came necessary on account of the
increased attendance in the fifth
and sixth grades. Heretofore Miss
Davis has had charge of both of
these grades at the Lincoln school.
Mrs. Coy Beavers now has charge
of the sixth grade in the German
Lutheran church.
Miss Sally Reeder, who has been
in La Junta at the city hospital.
did not recover as soon as was
anticipated. Owing to this fact
she resigned her position in the
sch ools and has now returned to
her home in Illinois to rest for the
remainder of the year. Margaret
Ford has been substituting in this
position.
About one-half of the Lamar
teachers have organized a reading
circle and are now pursuing a
course prescribed by the State
, Normal school.
Some of the Lamar teachers took
the regular county examination for
certificates on Thursday and Fri
day of last week. Mrs. C. c. Brown
and Miss Fay Martin substituted.
The enrolment in the High
School is now 1910 boys and
20 girls. A little more room would
be highly appreciated.
On Friday morning Miss Nc
CandIiss pleased the school very
much by introducing some special
music features at the morning ex-
ercises. A double quartet of girls.
a mixed quartet and boys glee
club of sixteen each rendered a
selection. The songs were well
selected and well rendered.
with three months and three
weeks of the term gone the Lamar
schools have made record for
effectual and consistent work. The
attendance has been regular. the
attention has been well focused
and there has been harmonious CO.
operation throughout.
The Lamar register., 1910-12-21

Word has Just been received from
Dodge City by City Clerk A. E.
Downer that his brother, T. E.
Downer, was the unfortunate vic
tim of an accident there and has
Just had to undergo an amputation
of his arm at the hospital there.
Mr.. Downer left at once for Dodge
City. No particulars are known
but it is supposed to have occurred
in the ditching machine which he
has been operating for the past
year here and in Kansas Mr.. Down
er lost one arm about % years
ago after coming to Colorado and
ibis second loss is a sad blow and
the news was a great shock to
his many friends here.
A later telegram states that a
portion Of his hand only had to be
amputated.
The Lamar register., 1910-12-21
National Reform Conferences

What promises to be an interest
ing conference on National Reform
issues is announced for Thursday
light and Friday afternoon and
light, Dec. 20 and 80. The ses-
ions will be held in the Presby-
srian church and will be addressed
" Rev. F. o. Seamans OF Las
n,mas, Rev. +. A. Crooks of La
unta, Rev. J. l.. Weaver. ID. ID. oil
,ocky Ford and Rev. G. c. stearns
4 Lamar besides other local men
.ho have convictions on the mat
ers under discussion.
1.-The True Conception OF the
yate=Is 1t Christian or Secular.
darriage and Divorce" Christian
in the Public Schools" The
.ord's Day" and other vital topics
will be treated by men who have
dyen attention to them. II Is
earnestly hoped that these address
As and discussions on live issues
NAV be heard and participated In
" many of our representative cit
liens.
The Lamar register., 1910-12-21
M. J. McMillin returned this week

M. ]. McMillin returned this week
from a short trip to South Dakota
and other points in the east.
The stockholders of the Maxwell
ditch voted at their meeting on Nor
day to increase the assessment for
the. purpose of rebuilding the dam
and named committee of water
users to superintend the work.
John Goss. Russian living east
of town. was arrested ON Tuesday,
charged with stealing purse from
Warburg's store belonging to one
of the clerks. 1t contained about
SIS. He was searched and the
goods recovered.
Died-At hospital in Pueblo
ON Sunday morning after an illness
of several weeks. Hiram T. Hogue.
who has been a resident of this
vicinity for over twenty years. The
funeral service was held on Mon
day afternoon and the remains
now rest in Riverside cemetery.
Mrs. Sallie Copeland, mother of
Henry Copeland, died Friday. De-
cember IS, 1910, at the home OF
her son. She was born May %,
1887, in North Carolina, and was
~ years and months old at the
lime Of hire death. The funeral
services were held Sunday from
the Baptist church, Rev. Kelley. of
ficiating. and interment was made
ut Riverside cemetery.
The Lamar register., 1910-12-21
For SAKE

I have decided to put a little
more money into the loan business
and offer for sale the following
,hoice pieces of real estate:
One hundred sixty acres one mile
south of Wiley. This is the very
best lard. ninety acres in cultiva-
lion. NEST of which is in alfalfa:
seventy-two shares OF water. Terms.
ash payment and balance to suit
purchaser.
One hundred twenty acres six
miles from Lamar. Eighty acres
in cultivation. forty acres in pas
ture; seventy-two shares of water:
some buildings. half mile to beet
dump. A good proposition at low
price. Some cash. balance on time.
Store building on north Main St
Modern throughout. substantial
and well rented. Cash and time
Five room frame house in good
order. Price $500. fifty dollar pay
ment, balance time at low rate Of
interest.
Two residence lots five blocks
from postoffice. - Shade trees and
fruit trees. Price 5000 each.
Ten residence lots with city water
and sewer. Price $3.50 to $500
each.
r. NJ LEE
The Lamar register., 1910-12-21

Superintendent Gamble of the
NJ. Z. Sunday school has arranged
FOR a special program at the school
on Christmas morning. There VIII
be music by the orchestra of eight
pieces, and special songs by a select
chorus. He is having special sow
mir programs printed to be dis
tributed on that occasion. THIS
Sunday school now has n regular
attendance of about 300.
The Lamar register., 1910-12-21

wish to thank all friends and
neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy shown during the sick
ness and bereavement of my wife,
also for the beautiful floral offer
ings.
EpANK A HANNA
The Lamar register., 1910-12-21
FRANK A. HAM


On sixth street, two blocks from
business center. Six rooms. mod
ern and in good condition. Inquire
3O1 south Fourth street.
T. ]. SAYLER.
The Lamar register., 1910-12-21

We have other things engaging time following the
first of the year.
selling win fast and furious while the stock lat
saespeople viii be employed to wait ON
you promptly.
history Of Lamar have you been gwen
such Q grocery buying opportunity.
This will be given wide publicity and VIII bring buyer:
around wish share Of the plums 1t
will be necessary to come early.
It win pay you handsomely lay your years supply Of
groceries.
The Lamar register., 1910-12-21
Bar.s.in IN az, irrigated Ftm

For quick sale the owner offers
60 acres good laying land with
iull water-right of 144 shares and
main lateral right at $40 per acre
$4,000 down. balance in spring.
Address Box $40. Lamar. Colo.
The Lamar register., 1910-12-21

Xmas mix 17Hc
Mix Candy 15c pound
100 lbs Sugar IS rs; 10 lbs. for 800
Save money your coffee highest product the
good Coffee 17Nc whoeales price, today this same
goods 1s1ac
You should buy these goods in 100 h. lots
All All s soc grades go at s &c -
LAUNDRY SOAPS
Case White Russian, 100 bars, $3.50
Case White Soap, 100 bars, $3.50
Case Fels Naptha Soap, 100 bars Sc bar; $475
FRUITS AND vEGETABLEs-s4 to the
Case Case lz'f f. $50
2b Standard Sugar Corn "a 1Oc cam s225 case
Case AZ Em ansi H%ny cams for 2se 500
Case Emp Kraut "a loe cam s2s5 case r. 60, o.
Case Golden Robin Oysters Csc quality lsc
Pork and Beans best MARKET $500
Best Hawaiian Pineapple
Small can, grated Is and zoe size 12ac can
2% ib can sliced Pineapple IS cent quality Csc
b Golden Robin Berries put up rich syrup peter than
All our high grade goods ~ h. cans the best
that's packed 25c zoe and Csc quality tsoo can
2% h. h. black Cherries 25c quality 81 doz.; a
Quart Maple syrup, SOC seller, CSC
Half gallon Maple Syrup, s5c seller, Soc can
l gallon Maple syrup sl T, seller, VI si1o can
Baking Powder Calumet X c. o. H. Oc cans 1 l5c cans lOc
These prices will give you an idea how we expect saus
goods
Remember only Two Weeks and this
stock of Groceries will be gone and with
it your buying opportunity.
HUNT BROS.
LAMAR, Colo. Phone Lamar 6
The Lamar register., 1910-12-21

We have 100 sacks Of No. 4
ilfalfa seed. which is the reclean-
ID screenings. In order to close
nut we offer this seed while 1t lasts
1t cents a pound. Better buy
now for spring sowing.
LAMAR SEED CO.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-07

Ser 21nia BON gnalano perIana
etne 8ebaltserb6bung BON $50O.0Ot
per Sabr. Oh aud ttiraere Mrbeitssei
miro niht gemeloet. Mir elauben ni1t
oaB es su einem gtreit tommt. ionf
f0nnten Die gnaldnber i1lieblib auI
ben @eoanten tommen au fragen: ,Wo.
au brauaen mir eiaentlib eineu
R6ni9?" -.--s.
Giirit Nitolaus BON Wontenearo, Der
ir ben 5dmarsen Bergen auf Der
Baltan Oalbiniel. auf einem @ebiet,
oas nur menig arDBer III als Der @taat
Delamare. iiber einige 3auieno 3iesen=
birten berrfht, min isin 6iirltentbum
gum 36ni9tbum erbeben uno lih als
Gbnig tr0nen lalien.
leber bas nnbeil. tpelbes Die iina=
ifen ueberidmemmungen in llnearn
an1eri6tet baben. murben amtlihe
3itfern befannt se9eben. 1913 perlonen
haben In ben Glutben ibren 8oo se.
funoen. % tperben oermiBt, oiirften
aber slei6fals idon ben Splern suae-
5dblt tueroen. oeren 8eiammtsabl iomil
auf 2l5 ftel9t. Ser WaterialiAaoen III
unaebeuer qrob aemeien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-07

Ginen entfeBltAen 5ldnts
mentob tn fetner 8iege, Die er felbft
beim @ptelen tn 8ranb gefeBt bate,
fan6 In feiner Glterntpobnung tn
Gep yorf Der atpeiidbrise Otto
MeneB. I'm gtntdufe fir oas Qbeno=
eFen su MAIDEN, bate 5rau Gsneb
bas Saus berlafen nno borher thr
fblafenoes @16n9en Otto in Die nes
BEN bem Rauin itebenbe Mtege ses
legt, pdbrenb fie ibr iiinsfes Rtno,
bas erit oret Mpden adblt, auf bem
Sifde sebettet batte. 2anse fonnte
bic Mtutter mod ni6t fortsetpeien
fem, 10 eripahte, tpte es fdeint. Der
tleine Otto. itano in feinem 8ett9en
auf, bplte stntge Der auf Dem Ramtn>
fms febenoen Stret9bDl5er uno Bee
gann, nit oieIen 81 fptelen. Dabei
entaiinbete ii9 ems Der StreihbDlaer,
iebte bas 8ettaeue Der Wtese tn
8rano, un6 bilflos Tam barauf bes
tletne Sunse i'm brennenben 9etts
um's 2eben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-07
8etrogeme gportsIeMte.

gtua 80 @lepelanb 6ports, tDelde
fid bic Rauferei in Geno. NeDaba, arls
ieben uollten. muBten su 0auie bleiben,
neil Der Deronfalter oes Grtra3uges,
Der bic Sports" mad Heno bringen
iolIte. nit benz 8elbe ourdgebrannt
mar. Cine gleoelano 3eitung beri1tet
oarIber:
Mm 20. SUM- fanben fih etlua 30
Sports" on Der union.S .Station eilI,
UNI in 5pesial,paaen Der 2afe Sbores
giienbabn nad Reno. Nepaba. gum
aroBen Seifries.Sobnion. preistampf
abaufabren. Nber mas fur lange 0e.l
iihter lin l0:l5 llbr Bormittaas
fubr Der 3ug. oer Die Spesialcars plits
nebmen io0te. ab unb oieie blieGs: auf
einem 5eiteneeleiie feben. Ser Inter.
nebmer Solepb Nasen erihien niht. um
Der Babn oas pertra9lib Dereinbarte
@elo au 3abten. go blieben uniere
0eloen rubmlos auf oem .BabnbOf
iteben. Ssiir ieben Mann iollten Der
Babn $84.50 besablt ueroen. Wanhe
0gelineqluer 1atten - 90 etHe WrI
Berloiunssplan maBeebeno mar - fiir
idmmtlibe Musla9en $3.50 besablt.
@iniae. namentlic Nustudrtige batten
ieooh nur tleine 3ahlungen geleiftet.
Sie Drufer Daois & Cannon fiibrten
bel Jrieoensri6ter Wurpbp 2la9e. baB
pasen nit benz ein9e3ogenen @elbe bas
2ano gu perlaKen aeoddte, tporauf
oieler cine 8eroronune traf. tpona1
gaRn. iofern er lid nod innerbaIb bes
Goantps lib aufbalte. einse3oaen tper.
ben tonne. Oabis & Cannon fellten
oenielben aud eine Goroerung BON
$lO5.40 fur Drufarbeiten au. eyn Der
&lase iit aud Die 2afe Shore.Giien-
babn eiu9ei6lohen. neil oieisr fiir Den
prouiant 8e3ablung seleiitet tporben
mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-07
cSittt cSetfrjes beiieat.

Jiir bic GporttDelt mar 0as @rei9nis
Der Wohe Die Borerei in Reno. Neuaoa,
Die am 4. Suli 3miiben benz Weiben
Seffries uno oem Nsaer Sobnion ftatt-
fano uno aug melber i'm Is. 8anae
SobnTon als Sieaer unb als champion
Preisborer Der Welt berporaing. Sic
gorerei mar BON Nnfana an cine ein=
ieitiae Nffaire. Die Bertbeiouna oes
Negers mar serabesu perfett. CT parirte
ole 5hldae ieines 8egners nit elmer
unerb6rten 8el1ifli1teit nno in ben
lebten fiinf @dnaen bate Seffries bel
unier ben Saultihldgen Sobnions aus=
aubalten. Beim BsQinn bes Is. 8anaes
oriiften bic Sahperitdnoigen bic Nn=
iidt aus, oaB menn Seffries nur title
lteben uno nibt tdmpfen tuolle, er i'm
Stanoe iein miiroe. bis gum Gnoe aus=
3ubalten. Seffries aber bate immer
nod Vertrauen, oaB er leinen 8esner
beiiegen tperoe. Nls Die Is. Runoe bee
gam. griif Sobnion iofort in beftiaer
gBeiie an. st idlua Seffries aum eraen
Wale nit einem Oaeel bon 5hldeen
auf oas Rinn su Booen; oies tpieoer.
bolte ii9 balo nadber uno 3tpeimal laa
Seffries auf Dem 8ooen. big abt eesdhlt
muroe. Seifries fieI ieoesmal unter Die
untere Seile Der BlattForm. Mis er fd)
gum atueiten Wale erhob uno auf ,sSohn.
Ion suaing. erbielt er absrmals cine Nn.
sabl sbldge nit Der linfen 5auif unter
oas &inn uno flog abermals unter Die
Seile auf Der Oltieite Der plattform,
mo- er lag, big er yaus9eSdblt" muroe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-07
Cine id)reGIi6e @Mn0e

bon einem Wteher. 8emebr. 8le9fld,
roitisen Nagel, Jeuermert ooer iraeno
einem anoeren @egenitano erforoert lo-
fortige gebanoluns nit guflens
Arnica Salbe. um 8lutusrsiftung ODER
talten Srano au oerbtiten. sic 1T oas
ibneafe. ii1erlte 0silmittel fir ale
iolhe Wunoen. tpie fir Branomunoen.
Shwdren, 0autausbriibe. @csema,
auf9eiprungene 0dnoe. 0iibnerauaen
ooer 0dmorrboioen. Csc BEL Us. s.
peters, bem oeutiben Npotbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-07

SIR bas rumdnif9e @olt III
.glrat" unb rWabriaser" oafelbe,
rBracin".
14prnaent Der 8ooenfld9e
oss @roBberaostbums Sloenburg iino
Jog. ltnlano.
SnO Oeferrei9 sibt es Bel ben
i1i9toeutf9en Hesi1nentern 80 oeutfbe
Rommanoos.
Sn Der beuti9en Mrmee tperben
aus 3tpedrndBtefeitsriidii9ten feline
tpeiBen pferoe benubt.
Deutf9lanb muB iabraus,
iabrein BON fehperen Mrbettspferoen
10000 Stiid einfiibrsn.
On ber @olofiife tperoen bdufts
atnoer NIT feds 5ingern geboren,
bann aber iofprt ertrGnft.
Die bD9fen Gteuern in Yreuz
Ben tperoen in Miehoptb BEL Sppeln
5erboben, 400 proaent 3uf9lag.
d Der Wertb Der jdbrli9 in Gaz
4 lifornien getponnenen gerlen betrdgt
peindbe 114 Wfillipn Dollars.
&noblauh erfreute auerit Die
8eppbner Siailiens uno Der &iiit itenz
lGnoer oes mittellGnoif9en Meeres.
Sn 8eaus au'T 8ebDlterungsz
bi6tisteit ii6ertreffen paris unb 8erz
lin ale anberen eurppdii9en Stdbte.
Sn ben 2onboner S9ulen tpars
ben in etrsm sabr nabeau $35O,O0O
fir Speifuns armer Rtnoer aussesez
ben.
Sn Canada iinb 2O39 Meilen
ftaatlt6er Gifenbabnen in 8etrieb,
beren 8aufoiten Sill, ,545, 900 betruz
gen.
Ser &atfer bon Oeiterrei9 til
Ser Monar9, Ser nit ben meiiten
Miniitern 5u arbeiten bat, nGmlth
nit "a.
3nei MilIionen Mcres 2anb
in Neuz5iionales fino our6 8ez
pdferung Der aultur erf6loifen
tpproen.
Gin iapani19er @olbat err
bdlt tdg1i9 21a pfunb roben Heifes
a 6 Gents, bas iit feline sanae 8ers
pflegung.
Oie Saporitin oes Sdabs
Set9 2li, Saup=Gbauna, CAB idbrltd
alein $4,000 fir bie @etpiirae ibrer
Ru6e aus.
0pr 100 Sabren batten nut
4 preubtitbe @tGbte iiber 10000 ginz
tpobner: Berlin, R0nissberg, potsz
bam, 8reslau.
Sn 8ritif9 Snbien siebi
es mebr 3iesen, als in irgenb einem
anoeren 2anbe. Sbre 3abl betrdsi
ettpa 100000.
Nabeau 200 Millionen ben Gin=
ipobner sSnoiens ftnb be3iigli9 Mres
Qebensunterbalts auf bic 2anotpirtbz
i4aft ansenieien.
Der t1e1tafrtfanif d Walo
tit sefennaei9net bur9 6as Seblen
bon 2thtungen auf @ntfernungen big
au 300 Rilometer.
Die fiibafrifanifde Nes
siernng bat einen befonoeren 9bierz
arat anseiteGt, Inn Die &ranfbetten oer
Straube ou itubiren.
Dur1 Rreuanngen bat Elm Bln'
n1e13iinter in galiforitien bon bet
Rletterrofe eine fhmadz uno nabrs
Bafte Sru6t geiponnen.
Die garaias (Snoidner) ellen
,1ie Mil9 ooer Gleifh zines BON ibnen
ge5iidteten Sbieres. audi ibre eigenen
9ibner berf9mdben iie.
Mani9dbt, 6aB 1000 gtfen.
babnnasgons nDtbig fein iDeroeN I'm,
bie biesidbrige pfirii&ernte BEG
@tnates @eorgia gu befOrberh.
Der RItttsau tn ber GdDcta
III 6oonr9 befannt, 6ab bort auBtt'
Dr0entli6 bdufig Mebrgeburteu
(8piltnae, Drillinge ufm) auftrtten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-07

rSeit Dem ber9anQenen Sabr baben
mir Den &6nig aaer Abfibrmittel, Dr.
Sings Stem 2ife Billen, in unierem
9eim gebalten uno lie baben fi6 als ein
9esen fir uniere aanse Gamilie erpie=
fen. i6reibt elm Wathulta bon Buffa=
10, N: q. Gin mifoes, bod iiiberes
6eilmittel fur ale Maeen=. Gsber= unb
Niereniibel. Nur Csc bel %. s. peters.
oem oeuti9en NpOtbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-07
JnIanl.

Mm 90. Suni ltarb in Rem Orleans
ber Bunbesienotor Samuel Douglas
Wlegnerp bon 2ouiliana. Der Senator
lianb i'm "a. Qebensiabr unb mar fdon
lett Elm paor Sabren etipas frdntli1.
Der 6enotor mar Elm 66ub361ner unb
iiimmte IN 9arifonseleasnbeiten ineiit
nit ben MepubIilonern. Der iebige
3ermin Oes Genators mar fein oritter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-07

Die SanO. tueI6e ole Wie9e
idanfeIt, lit Die SanD, weId)e
Die WeIt regiert. - Sn Der 1a=
Mile 1T es suerlt DIE Wutter, ipelhs fir
Die Seoarfni1e Der 2ranfen uao 2eioeu=
ben gu for9en bat. Mit elmer 6laide
Jornis 4lpentrduter parieben, 1T lie
fir Die meiiten Notbfdae porbereitet. :.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-07
Qds Aemta6t,

H6e 0eM0WL
m6f,ten piele 2eute Die 9ausfrau glau=
ber, MAIDEN, penn lie ausgebt. um
WsebI fur ibr 8ebdf 3u taufen. - aber
tp.nn lie einmal peerleb Wsbl ae=
braudt bot, 10 MID is tein anoeres
mebr. neil es cine Greuoe 1T. Srot au
baden, wenn es 10 ueib, leiAt uno
Ihmodbaft miro, mie es mit bleiem
ausae3eibueteu Mebl Der Gaa it'll
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-07

WuT Oenl OuIe OQmm Oet T0nlqs=
berg in Dltpreuben brad am 2. Suli
in bem 0errlaaftsbaule Elm Jeuer aug,
BEL oem fiinf perlonen. brei Dienlt=
mdoben. elm Diener unb elm Wirtb.
fdafts.glebe, einen qualpolen SOB
fanoen. Sic anoeren perlonen. bic fi1
our 3eit bes Musbrudbs bes 5euers in
Dem @ebduoe befanben. tpuroen nit
tnapper Notb aerettet. Cine bon ben
3ultdnbigsn Beb0roen borgenommene
unteriuhun9 ergab. oaB bas Geuer
ourh uuporii9ti9teit beruria1t moroen
lit. Der anaeribtete @1aoen miro auf
70. 900 bis 100, 900 Mart berani1laet.
sSn Bern tpuroe am Mnntag Der 8.
iniernationale @ilenbabn.g .gonsreB. Der
ole 5 Sabre 3uiammentritt lebtes
Mal in Waibin9ton togte, erDffnet.
Der gr6ffnun9, bic our6 ben Bunoes-
prdiioenten Hobert gomtelIe erfolote,
tpohnten 400 Delegaten bai. Der @ons
9reB ipiro 3tpei WoNen tn9en unb per=
ibiebene tpinti8e @ei9dfte erleoiqen.
Giir bic Dele9aten iinb grcurlionen
nah oem Berner Dberlanb, goulonne,
Msntreuy uno 3lri4 orrangiert
iuoroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-07

Dtsatf ber beIte DIat sum Gtnsoufe BON epe1erss
n,onrer ituo QrrDttpntn. DMr9 iDrtm6brenhe men,
Semhuuden sptrD bic Mu3tpdhl ftet1 trti9 nmn Don
66nbio frk0Iteu unb merben ole 8tGelum4en ptcmpi
onSos3hbrt un6 Bic m1drsu rbue >rdsNer9afuM0
~ Hull SsaiSprobnsts psrbsn bic bDdpissH naarfi
Sprsd6t Dor anb ma@t Cure Gtntanie mn
akY werbef jtuDeu, bob be Maareu e0m peHeS A0o'
iti6t nmb hte ~rstIe btasg hHo.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-03

after a week they have covered their entire territories, and have returned the names and addresses of all who have been skipped.
 In addition to this work they have run down hundreds of reports of faul- ty enumeration. Many a man or woman has reported that his or her name was not taken by the enumera- tors, and the carriers on investigation have found that his informant was panying information desired was of ten supplied by others of the family, without the informant's knowledge.
 The postal employees addenda to the work of Special Agent Jones' re- ports consist principally of persons who were absent from Bridgeport dur ing the taking of the census, and who were not taken elsewhere.
 One important detail of the census that caused Agent Jones considerable worriment is the registration of the POO Bridgeporters who are included in the small array of men employed by the Barnum & Bailey circus. The reg istration of these people is now being handled from Washington, for their inter trips are so frequent that it is with difficulty that agents in va rious cities have been able to get a partial list. However, the heads of the various departments of the circus are now expected to supply the com plete information which will be re- turned to Washington and included in the Bridgeport registration.
 It is to the interest of the postal service of the city to have it's popu lation appear as large as possible. While the post office is in the first class, and the salaries are not likely to be increased with a big showing of population the postal employees stand a better chance of consideration when improvements or favors for the service are considered, if the city ranks high in population. Thus it may readily be seen the carriers have had an in- centive to careful work in increasing the returns. But they admit that the work of Jones' people has been most thorough.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-03
COAL MINER AND FR0NTIERSMAN IS
 NOW CLERGYMAN
Unique Experience of Rev. Rich ard L. Swain, Pastor of
 South Church

The South church is to welcome it's new pastor, pr. Richard l.. Swain, Ph D., on Sunday morning. This will be his first sermon in his new pastor ate. His morning subject is 'The New Sense of Mans Worth" In the evening he will preach on the sub ject, incentives to Going Forward.
 Dr. Swain plans to be in this city for some seven Sundays after which he will take vacation returning September first. This stay will afford the new minister an opportunity to get acquainted with the people and the needs of the church. In the fall he will be prepared to take up with vigor his duties.
 Dr. Swain comes to this city from a. ten year pastorate in Laconia, N. H. He has been recommended by some of the strongest men in the denomination among them Dr. Newell Dwight Hil- lis. pr. Swain was born in small Iowa town in 1860. His father was for several years minister in United Brethern church. His son, Richard L., has had a varied experience. For a time he was a coal miner. Other pur suits and experiences of frontier life were his fortune. He became a licens- ed preacher at the age of seventeen. Soon he was inspired with an idea for education. This led him into more civilized country. He completed courses of study at Clark College, Union Biblical Seminary, Yale and Otterbeim. By teaching music he paid his own way through these in StitutionS.
 Dr. Swain's active ministry began as college pastor and lecturer at Ot- terbein, the mother college of the United Brethern Church. The mar rowness of views there had led him into the Congregational fold. His first work was in South Hadley Falls, Mass. of large foreign element.
 His years at Laconia show a splen- did work The membership has grown as have the benevolences. He was in strumental in having there erected large, beautiful stone church. His preaching has resulted in a moral and religious uplift. Dr. Swain's family consists of his wife and four children. the two oldest boys are in Syracuse University, a daughter and younger in