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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1911-01-27
Notice of Probate of VIII

State OF South Dakota, county Of Charles
Mix. 90
In the matter of the estate of Harriet L.
Aungie, deceased.
The state Of south Dakota sends greeting
to Helen williams Matilda Lyman. Alfred N
coe, Henry N Aungie, Howard d Aungie.
Alara Lyman Deion. Viola N Picotte, sllas
Aungie, Josette II Coe, Robert ID Coe, Viola
Bentley. Jane f Waldron, Elviria Oaks. John
T vanMeter, charles Luther Van Meter, and
the children Of Helen williams and Mary
Van Meter whose names are %unknown) and
the Presbyterian church, Greenwood. South
Dakota. heirs at law and next Of kin md de-
visess and ~leRatees Of Harriet L Aungie, the
above named deceased and to all whom these
presents may come.
Notice is hereby given thatG w Williamson
has fled with the Judge Of this court a petit
ton praying that the last will and testament
OF Harriet L Aungie, deceased be approved
and allowed by this court and that said G..
w. Williamson be appointed as administrator
Of the last will and Testament OF said deoeas-
ed and that Tuesday the 7th day Of r. bruary
1871, al the hour OF ten o'clock in the forenoon
Of said day 1T the court room of said court In
the city Of Geddes. eount OF charles Mix aud
state OF South Dakota, has been set for hear
Ing said petition. when and where any per-
SON interested may appear n show cause
why che said petition should mot be granted.
s Dated at Geddes. charles Mix eoun:y,
SossA Dakota this 18th day Of January, 1911
BY the court T. +. Ward
Attest: Judge Of the county court
j.. f. craig, clerk
81. d. James
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church Tuesday. More particu-
lars next week.
Margaret Teeters and Hattie
Lox attended the Teachers meet
ing at Wagner and they report
the meeting very interesting and
helpful.
Mrs. George Lamoure and her
brother, George Remillard re-
turned from Stanley county
where they had been looking
latter their land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Rohla and
land family gava a party Sunday
for a few of their relatives and
Intimate friends, in honor of
their son Joe's marriage.
The school board of Rec town
ship has not yet been able to Sc
cure a teacher to fill the vacancy
left by Miss Natalia Held, who
closed school to prove up on her
claim.
Mr.. Conleys gave a dance for a
very large number of friends at
their home Saturday night last.
1t was indeed we'll attended, and
every one reports having had a
delightful time.
Miss Mary Matonnaha and Mr..
Joseph Rohla we're married Tues
day, January 10, 1911, at Mr..
Tolkes north of Wagner. Miss
Mary was the only daughter of
Nh. and Mrs. Jos. Matonnaha, a
we'll known and prosperous family
living south of Wagner. Mary
is n the most highly respected
kyoung ladies of Rec township
land is the possessor of a very
large circle of friends. Mr..
Joseph Rohla is we'll worthy of
his fair young bride. He is a
prosperous farmer south of Wag-
ner who has been keeping batch
elor quarters the past few years.
THE bride wore a lovely cream
colored batiste dress and was at
tended by the Misses Mollie and
Emma Rohla, sisters of the
groom, and Miss Barbara Chytka.
The groom was attended by
Messrs. August Rohla,. brother
of the groom, JOS, Matonaha,
brother of the bride, and Frank
sChytka. Mr.. and Mrs. Rohla re-
ceived many beautiful and useful
presents and they have the very
hest wishes of their many friends.
Daisy Dot.
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Rec Township

Barbara Chytka is working for
Mrs. Walter Cochran near Was-
ner.
Messrs. Herman Droegmiller
and r. B. Miller were city callers
Monday.
Miss Mary Miller spent Satur-
day afternoon with the bride,
Mrs. Joe Rohla.
Dolly Smith has accepted a
position as teacher of Domestic
Science at the Greenwood school.
Miss Eliza Millar fnishec
teaching school Monday aftt r.
noon for her sister Mary, WI {
had been sick.
Mary and Eliza Millar and Wn
and Charles Millar spent Sun
day with MI. and Mrs. A. F.
Droegmillar.
Miss Mary Millar began teach
ing again Thursday, after :
weeks vacation on cccount O
the teacher being ill
Miss Anna Melmer and Mr.
Jos. Payer were married at Dant'
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1911-01-27
DIR. 2. r. PINARD
Physician and Surgeon
Office over First State Bank
WAGNER. so. OAK.
If it's anything in the drug
line, you can get it at Pinard's
City Drug Store.

]. E. Staska and wife returned
Tuesday from a visit with her
parents at Jefferson.
George Mozourek, who is a
knight of the grip, spent We'd
nesday night with his parents
here.
Bro. Beemer OF the Ravinia
Booster came down "Wednesday
night to attend the band rehear-
sal.
A fine baby boy arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Trumbo on Saturday of last
week. All are doing nicely.
II your mortgage is coming
due within the next few months.
Apply now for some 5 per cent
money. &C. L. Kirkpatrick.
Mr.. Joseph Kuca left for
Pierre Monday morning where
he is a delegate to the conven-
ton held in that city from the
23d to the 18th.
A. ]. Baker and wife returned
last Friday from an extended
visit with relatives and friends in
michigan, Indiana and Ohio.
They report a very enjoyable
time.
Plenty OF money to loan after
six months on land or houses
and lots, at 5 per cent interest.
Apply for your loan now.
&C. L. kirkpatrick.
B. E. Lager, formerly of Wag-
ner, but now located at Beres-
ford, is here visiting relatives and
friends. The New Era acknow-
lodges a pleasant call from the
gentleman.
The first game of indoor base
ball was pulled off at the rink
"Wednesday evening. The game
was played by two home teams,
one known as Tompys Cubs and
THE other Smiths Colts. The
game ended in favor of the latte
but was very close and exciting.
A series of II games are to be
pulled of, first game next Mon
day night and a game to be pulled
off each Monday and Tuurday
night until the series have been
completed. Mr.. Yoho has very
kindly furnished the boys a score
board SO that the spectators can
very easily keep tab OF the score
as they are being chalked up b,
the official. The game Monday
proved to the spectators that thu
game is very exciting and inter
esting. Don't fail to be presen'
next Monday evening. The line
up will be given in next week
issue.
All parties indebted to the Nc
Kenna Hardware Co., please cal
and settle at once. We nee'
the money.
-McKenna Hardware Co
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Lease of Common School Lands.

Notice is hereby given that on March 9Th,
1911, all of the Unbiased common school land
in Cearles Mix county will be offered for
lease at pulic auction between the hours Of
10 O'Clock q. M. and 5 O'Clock p. m. at the
front door OF the count house In sain county.
Dated at Pierre. January 23rd. 1911.
F.. BRINKER.
commissioner OF School and Public Lands.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1911-01-27
For Sale.

A black team of mares, in foal
to big horse, 7 and 10 years old,
sound, will weigh 200 in flesh,
but are thin. Price $500, half
cash, balance 8 months time on
approved security. Enquire OF
Frank Ray or DR.. Terry, Wag-
ner.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1911-01-27
Notice.

All parties are hereby notified
to stop dumping manure and
rubbish on the land just east OF
the ball ground. Paties who
continue this practice will be
prosecuted.
st John Keller.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1911-01-27
The following is the program TO be rendered at the banc
concert to be given at the opera house on
Friday evening, February Sd


PART
March. "Our Special !. Fred Jewell
Apple Blossoms -. :. -. :. hatnleena NODeTtS
The Lake Orchestra
Serenade. Loves Response ....H c. Miller
Band
Violin Solo, 'Brindise Waltz. .............D I. Alard
Ruby Lake
Overture, Gala Days. NJ. Laurens
Band
The Lake Orchestra
PART II
|Serenade. Evening Shadows -. .......... L. King
Band
Piano Solo, Alpine Storm -. Kunkel
Miss Anna Ryan
Serenade, Queen Of Night NJ. Laurens
$3.50 Band
Violin Solo, "Adagio Pathetique' !. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GODDARD
Ruby Lake
Water Lilies Waltz. II. L.. hlng
Band Il
Piano Duet. The Beetles. Dance, :. ........... E. Hoist
"A Ruby LaAe,. Miss Anna Ryan IA 80.
saucy Sal. NJ. Laurens
@ Band 50 MtA
M rM
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1911-01-27
Meet me at Pinard 5.

jane at the opera house Jan.
81. It's funny.
mesa O'Connell has been very
LOT the grippe.
For . good Sunday dinner 60
70 the Majestic cafe.
Little Miss Lois Hoover has
been very sick with the gripp the
past week.
The New Era family have all
been on the sick list during the
past week.
Tits anything In the drug
lie. you can get it at Pinard's
City Drug Store.
Mrs. Wakefield has been very
i'll the past week, but is %convale-
scing at present.
Miss Louise Modregger was
visiting friends in the country
Saturday and Sunday last.
Eat Your Sunday dinner at
the Majestic Cafe.
Mrs. Geo. Hoover and little
daughter Eunice are confined to
their rooms with a severe attack
Of grippe.
For a le,-Thoroughbred Bar
red Plymouth Cockerals.
st Mrs. ]. E. Larkin.
j. =. Farley. who has been
assisting in the postoffce for some
time, resigned that position last
Saturday evening.
Jack Kaberna came over from
Wheeler Saturday and spent Sun
day with his parents returning
Monday.
Senator Morgan and Repre-.
sentive Trumbo returned tc
Pierre Monday, after having
spent the recess at home.
The infant child Of MI. ane
Mrs. B. j. Mitchell near Mayo
is recovering nicely from a spell
Of sickness under the care Of DR.
Pinard.
! want to buy S car loads of ok
iron, and will pay the highes'
market price. Farmers, bring il
all you have. &C. c. James.
Jack London, the popular pro
prietor Of the New York Store
has been confined to his HON,
for several days with a severe at.
tack Of grippe.
Come to the Baptist church
Sabbath morning. The Theme
will be. Faithful Service an,
Accompanying Reward" In tn
evening, Home and its Hind
RANGES" will be the theme
You are welcome.
After two weeks Of the fines
weather, 4 change occurred yester
day and the mercury dropped
about rs degrees. There Is some
indication Of snow, but altogeth'
er, the outlook for the futur,
weather conditions is not bad.
The supreme court, on Wed
nesday, handed down q decision
il the disbarment case agains
G. p, Harlem, formerly Of Platte
and w~ell-known over the state =
Al able attorney, disbarring hin
from p~racticing in any Of tn
courts 81 the state ia future.
The Noble Bros. Theatrica
Co., who have pleased many
large audiences IN Wagner til.
past few years. will fli 4 thre,
nights stand Al the opera house
February 9th, 7th, and 9Th
Nobles are coming IS al tina!
needs fo Be said to assure til,
heatre going people Of Wayne
f6af hey are to witness some o
f6e 6sst performances that com.
esalote a 6rat class<nilcl
rsrlscfly gentle. Fresf
May or June. InQnirs Il
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1911-01-27

Miss Anna Ryan at the piano
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-07
MOCK TRIAL AFFORDED
GOOD ENTERTAINMENT

4 good sized audience attended the
mock trial at the high school audi
,tUrium Monday evening and was kept
in a contiual roar of laughter from
the time the court was convened un-
til the final adjournment Miss Mabe
Snider as the plaintiff in the excIt-
ing breach of promise suit, took her
part with excellence;' W. Maxwell
HankinS was the ideal defendant
while Col. A. V. Newton, as attorney
for the plaintiff, afforded much
amusement by his catchy examination
Of witnesses and eloquent argumen nj
TO the jury. IL. c. f. Dohm ably
represented the defendant, and W.
S. Snead, as the judge, was grave
as a sphinx. The witnesses took
their parts we'll and the jury could no;
have been improved upon.
The entertainment was gwen for
the benefit Of the Island Park fund,
and was arranged by the ladies OF
:the civic department Of the Pa.mec-
to club, under the lead rsi.p OF Mrs.
Graham THOMPSON Fly dollars was
netted from the entertainment.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-07
PICTURES
ARE TAKEN
Of CROOKS.
ffWfLL AND ULMfR SNAPPED
At the GAINESVILLE JAIL,
FEWEll Is RAPIDLY RECOVER.
ING FROM WOUND AND ULMER
SAYS he WILL SOON TELL HIS
WHOLE HISTORY.

GAINESVILLE, Fla, March Z =
Photographs of Fewell and Ulmer
the SwO white men who were arrest
ed some time ago at Daytona and re-
Gently attempted to make their es.
cape from the county Jail here, have
been taken under the direction of
Sheriff Ramsey, who desired to have
a likeness of the two nervy prison
ers for his own office records as well
as to have them for use of officers
elsewhere.
Fewen, who was shot in the back
by Jailer T0rlay as he was climbing
over the high fence surrounding the
JAN after escaping from the building.
is recovering rapidly from his wound,
and is now able to be up and around
the jail.
When Sheriff Ramsey walked into
FewelIS cell and asked if he was
we'll enough to walk to the front OF
the Jail and have his picture taken.
Fewell answered: "Tickled to death,
Sheriff. Join me and we will have
a picture hard to beat for good
looks"
The wounded man said he is fast
regaining his strength and offered to
lay wager he can outrun the sher-
itf in foot race right now He
added: Sheriff, l have been think
ing of running for your office as
soon as l get out of this trouble, but
l would hate to defeat you, because
if l did the state of Florida would
lose a mighty good officer
Fewe.l. who is man of small
stature but of unlimited nerve, with
i surplus amount of plain grit. is
all interesting tonversationalist and
one whom the ordinary layman wou d
never recognize as man unknown tC
fear or result. He is continually
smiling and VOWS his determination
to walk the straight and narrow path
as soon as he is allowed to pay the
penalty for his past record.
Ullmer, who is the elder OF the
two, announces that he will shortly
prepare an absolute account OF his
life, from the day of his birth up TO
his present condition. He says
while he has travelled fast and dam
SerOus gait. he is going to take the
public in his confidence and tell d
story which viii not only be authen-
tic but Il narrative Interesting and
amusing from start to fin ;sh
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-07

WOMAN DIES
IN The CITY.
MRS. EDWARD COBB SuCclJmbS
BODY IS sent TO kANKAkfk.
CAME HERE FROM PALM BEACH
LAST NIGHT TO MEET SISTER
FROM NEW JERSEY AND DIES
DURING NIGHT.

Coming here from Palm Beach by
boat and arriving Monday evening. to
carry out an arrangement by which
she Was TO meet her sister from
New Jersey. Mrs. Isabel Cobb of
kankakee, H., died suddenly Of
heart failure few hours after reach
ing Daytona.
Mrs. Cobb, accompanied by her
sister-in-law, Mrs W. W. Cobb. and
daughter-in-aw. Mls. H. c. Clark,
arrived here from Palm Beach Mon
day evening. having made the trip
up the inland waterway by boat. The
party registered at one of the Ridge
wood avenue hote,s and prepared To
remain here for some time. Ry
previous ARRANGEMENTS Mis-. Cobb
was TO meet her sister wife of Sen
ator Clark of Nv .Ielsev here Wed
ht5taE and the parry pl nned to re-
mann in Dayloni TOR some time
Ms. Cobb Wa, about a.: yeas of
-" ana quite feeble and did sud
denly Early Tue day morning. the
o;t'.-e 81 death being heart failure.
.\fter arriving at Day;oia Morday
~, party received word that be
cause Senator Clark had ssee.. de-
ja.ntd - duties II Washington n
Umi hi, Nie noG.d ic unable to
r"acA he." II he exp cted tine.
'-'inesdak and q believed the.
, l.,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-07
CLEAN Up
CAMPAIGN
CONTINUES.
MORE CASES BEFORE MAYOR
FOR ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS.
CITY EXECUTIVE DECLARES DAY.
ToNA AND SUBURBS WILL BE
MADE MODEL FOR REAL
CLEANLINESS.

Following up the clean up policy
naugurated by Mayor Titus more
than dozen residents of Midway.
the negro suburb, were in court
Tuesday morning to explain WHY
their premises are in an unsanitary
condition and answer to the charge of
violation OF the city ordinance.
Some were fined and others dis
charged with a stiff warming from
The mayor that the whole town of
Midway shall be cleaned up at once
and Kept III clean condition in the
fu8 lure
From Midway the cleanup cam
palgn will be carried into other sub
urbs and brought into the city of
Daytona, Mayor Titus declaring the
sanitary conditions of this CITY will
be put into the best possible shane.
at once.
The city executive has given the
city health officer Instructions TO
make thorough investigation of the
sanitary conditions of the city and
make recommendation for changes
and improvements
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-07
PROTfSTATION And
IDENTIFICATION,

Protesting 4 check is done by q
notary pubic who presents the note,
check Or draft on the day Of
maturity, making a complete state
ment OF such preSentatiOn over h IS
signature and seal and notifying all
endorsers by mail Oh the same day
1t is simply legal notice OF failure
TO pay on presentation at maturity
Banks require strangers u give
Identification before paying out
money about which there is any
doubt or chance for fraud Every
bank depositor should realize the
Importance Of this formality and in
all cases should use their utmost ef
forts TO satisfy the banker OF their
identity when called upon 10 do SO.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-07

**FOCND-C:.e So Weed chains
L. A. Arm >t-ongs garage Ridge
wood avenue
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-07
ST. MARY'S CHURCH
LENTEN SERVICES

Wednesday, morning prayer, $50.
Thursday, Holy Communion, $50
evening prayer, D. III.
Friday, Litany, 80 a. III.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-07
TO SEND
WIRELESS
MESSAGES.
FEAT BY AVIATOR M'CURDY
During HIS FLIGHTS HERE.
AIR MAN WILL ATTEMPT TO
TALK WITH OPERATOR BLAKE
At THE CLARENDON WIRELESS
STATION.

A novel feature of the exhibition
flights of Aviator J. A. d. McCurdy,
which will be given here the last
week of this month will be an at
tempt to talk by means Of wireless
communication with OPERATOR Blake
at the Clarendon wireless station.
McCurdy was the first aviator to
carry on wireless experiments from
an aerOplane and the first man to
send a wireless message from a. aer-
oplane in flight. His machine is
equipped with wireless instrument
and while making his flights here
he will endeavor to get into commu-
ncatiOn with the operator at the
Clarendon and through the Clarendon
station with all other stations along
the Atlantic coast
Recently McCuldy has been in
charge Of an aviation school meet at
Palm Beach. teaching young avators
to fly and how to manipulate their
machines. He will arrive in Day
itora several days ahead Of the time
when he is scheduled to make the
first flight from the beach here.
March 2S. and viii spend the time in
putting his aercplaEes in condition
and coductig further experiments.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-07
DARING FEAT
IN THE AIR
+RfNfAUX.
QUALITIES FOR M|cHtL|N
Twenty THOUSAND Prize,
DRIVES MACHINE THROUGH AIF
$50 MILES CARRYING PAssEN
GER AND MAKES TRIP IN GOOD
TIME.

PARIS, March s7-Eugene Reneaux,
one of the youngest and most daring
aviatOrs in France, has qualified for
the Michelin prize OF $4,000, full
filling the perilOns conditions by fly
ing from st. Cloud to the heights of
the Puy de Dome mountain, dis
tance Of 24O miles. carrying one pas
senger and making o!.e stop.
The journey was made in a half
hour less than the prescribed time
and without mishap OF any kind.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-07

Why: because every customer
knows that she will find here abso-
lutte satisfaction in everything she
purchases. Our prices are Just right
and our values are full loo per cent.
values. One trial will convince YOU.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-07
BATTLE LASTS "A HOURS;
ffDfRALS ARE PfNNED Up.
TRAPPED BY RfvOluI|ONlS1S
N RAVINf IN THE MOUNTAINS.
! lERS STATE THE FEDERALs 8
LOST $50 MEN KILLED AND
WOUNDED.

Ell PASO. Texas. March 7-Ac-
c0rdtng to reports received from
Couriers today 25O Federals have
been killed and wounded in a battle
which lasted for "a hours between
dekachments Of the RevOlutionists un-
der General Madero and a force Of
Federals under Col. Escudro, near
Montezuma.
The Federal forces have been
penned UP In a mountain ravine be-
yond the plain of DeAlamos and
have been fighting to force their
way out. They are still entrapped
and indications are the men will
fieht to death to prevent being
Starved In the mountains.
United States Ready
WASHINGTON. March Twenty
thousand troops from the different
amy posts in the United States
have been ordered to report to the
department of Texas. where they
w1A be handy to the Mexican bor-
der and ready for any emergency.
ri The fleet of cruisers under the
command Of Rear Admiral Stauton
has also been ordered to the coast
OF Texas and 1t is evident the Unit
ed States expects a crisis in the
Mexican revolution which may involve
this country through the neutrality
laws or attacks on Americans.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-07
TWO DAYS
ARE LEFT
FOR VOTES.
OFFER Of SPECIAL BONUS
Will EXPIRE THURSDAY.
THIS is THE FINAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR ALL THE CONTESTANTS
TO SECURE THE $4,000 EXTRA

vOJES.
The big special bonus offer of
$4,000 votes which is to be awarde ed
In the Gazette-News Great Popular.
rty Contest to the contestant who
secures the mCst votes during the
week ending Thursday. March 9th,
VIII expire in just two days more,
and all contestants are hard at work
to win this big bonus, which will
prove quite a decided factor in the
race for the piano.
This special bonus is to be award
ed by the contest judges to the youns
lady who secures the most votes DUR
ing the week only and will afford
every contestant oppOrtuntis to try
for big advance over their regu-
lar votes.
During the past week great inter
est has been taken in this contest.
and the contest maager has been
flooded with inquiries as to the con-
ditions governing the contest.
The management of the cont st
wants it distinctly understood this
contest is absolutely fair and impair
tIal and one where true worth and
popularity counts.
Each week the votes are coun: ed
under the supervision of the con-
test judges, Mayor Henry T. Titus,
and Messrs. G. +. Young and r. III.
Lesesne. all Of whom are prominent
citizens of Daytona.
The following is the complete
standing of all contestants UP to
Thursday March -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-02-22
TELEPHONE CONSOLIDATION.

1t is expected that the plant of the
Vermont PEOPLES Telephone Company
will be consolidated with that of the
Passumpsic Telephone Company on
Saturday night of this week. In the
villages having two exchanges, New
port, Orleans and North Troy, one ex-
change will be abolished and the busi-
ness all handled at one central. The
Passumpsic Company have just hung
a new trunk circuit between Newport
and North Troy and have cable or
dered for Herby, which will be put up
as soon as it arrives. A two position
switchboard will be installed at Or
leans and new boards will be placed in
other exchanges where needed. AS
rapidly as possible trunk lines con-
Meeting various exchanges will be
constructed, heavily loaded lines will
be relieved and a general inspection of
all stations made, all of which will
tend to improve the service. Com
mencing March first, continuous serv-
ice. days, nights and Sundays will be
furnished by all exchanges of the
company. Copies of the new and en-
larged directory will be mailed all
subscribers this week and if any sub
scriber fails to receive one he should
notify the manager at Newport.