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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-04-26
zpravy an,erick6.
Kongrcs presidentoyi yyhoy6l.

Vz6jemH0H 0beh0dBi knB0s
dou, jejiA pGje0 president Taft od
kongresu pozaduJe, Y dolni spe.
moy1b yelk0n yttsl1ou pfijata. ---
Pro pfcdlobu blasoyaIi y malou
yyjiI0kou demokrati, kdezto yttsi.
na republikhbd bIasoyala proti, --
Pfedloba d0pl1tba p0nze jed.
nom pffpadu, kterSzto dodatek
zmocduje u zdda presideDta Taf.
to, aby praeoyal 10 tom, by jeste
jjH1 GbchodBi ulehGcDi mezi Sp0.
jengmj Staty u KaDadou dodatko.
yymi Gstnpky yzhjemDosti byla
dosaze6a. 20 sest dDi trYal boj o.
bledDt ziDineDf pfcdloby Y dome
zdstupe6, I36lfem tfto DOLBY Deby.
Ia pfcdloba v nebczpcti bgti porn
zcna, u dem1kraii mobli j y4rat.
II dob6 prosaditi, lee ehifli d6ti
repnbIIk6Ddm pfilezitost, ably No.
dnklodBt yymJnyili. Pouze 10 dc.
p6kratd blas0yaIo proti pfedIoze,
kdezto lg7 blas0yaIo pro. u re.
publikanh " bIasoyalo pro u N
prDtL Soeialista Berger \ WiseOn,
sinu hlas0val pro n Akin n New
Yorku, ktcrg plati N DeodyisItbo,
proti yzhjemnosti. KongrcsDik
SABBATH hlasoval pro yzajemnost
Pro valku "a urcitych podminek
Senator Stone We svt res0luci,
kterou podal n snazi ~ prosaditi,
chee, ably president Taft prohlhsll
ydlku Mcxiku, kdyz ~ budc opa,
koyat jestc podobny pffpad. KITE
ry ~ uddl Y Douglas, Arizona,
kdc byly diva zivoty utraceny ne
dbalosti obou bojujieich stran, -~
Tehdy ylddni yojsko mexiekf by
10 u branic adtu Arizony n po.
ystaleckf yojsso yedlo iliok, NJ
kter6 strely zalttly na ameriekou
pndn n byli nsmrvni diva Ame.
ritant n icdrndei osob bylo zra-
memo. licsoluee TAX yaln6ho dru'
hn ogkem nebyla jestt vgiizena,
ale knhlnet pfesident1y mel dlou-
hon konfcfenci ysecky pripady
So yyfiloyaly a uYazoyaIy Iaro.
ven byln nsneseno, ahy voisk6
ktert ie dues II hfanic mcNickteh,
hfhylo tFausieroyana ma tilipinskf
lostroyy, iak se lamfslolo, n}brl a
lhF selrqalp na mislt tax dlGilhn
dokud celia tato kritieka sltnart
nebudc 1iusntm Meli iintm hy
h take nyrtlcna, ~ president md
prdynmnc, ahy vgsnl yoisho piss
hfaniee meAieke kdyi isHu ttNoil
amefiekteh ohtahn ohrolnN Ne
Iu ifeba ani Ayuleni kongrsu
ohee ahy yoJsko bylo odvolano
kanefesuik lletger Wlsepns
Im pslal n slasiu5 dal poiali
ppslant nu9mayub peiifl ah,
slada mltolala ,uiaha "a mgNl
fk{rh hmnte Musel i sisIlnal
l,lm ndis kiefi j a. sntmutW rn
uesli . polniill "a piatbunu rrnl
bluigktha slalu Nluyei tlafl
thtal - pftseeasne, ro ~ ir { ler
aer NteAetntal ie ~ "a relilr
aAlrpsana 'Hltso ub8any a. saeel
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-04-26

siD. e-s DIE pOsledD1eb pi1pray o.
dcbtfc 80 cfsaf FraDtjsek Josef M.
tatkcm kyttna do Budapest % ne
kolIk tydnn pobode V pestskem
.krdloysktm bradn. D1e 7. kyttUa
pax prime tam ndysttyu srbskebo
krhle .pctra ~ vesniee vizyar u
Fcls0eDszto uherskem k0Uithtu
Sofnogy podjzeny byIy pozarn1 ka-
tastrofou P0dJe tclegrafiekych
zpriy, prhyt dosIycb, zaebyhtily
plameny ysecky budoyy u marnt
.byly NJ dos1d pokusy dostat poz6r
pod kontroln, lJasiG byli See na
mfstG u biDjli y4eek0 NOME, ale M.
darmo. ObyyateIsty0 mesta
VidDt jest yelice zuepokojeno p0.
ytstui 0 D0yhm vazB6m onetn0e1e4
nj cisafe Frautiska Josefa ptfti.
ou bn poplssnym poytaem zaydal
uabIy 1ayrat eisafhy DO eisafskt.
bo hdmkn, jakoz ! okoIpost, Ne pa
0oyuik yzd0r krhsDimu jarnimu
po6asi nepoduika vice Woje obyy.
klf yyjizdky. - u h0dn0yfrnfho
prauene 10 ndhyA, ~ arejyfv0da
karel IFrantisek Josef, drub} nj.
sledulk trfnu rak0usko-nher8k6h
bude zasnouben \ ptjncczbou RI
UnDsk0n AlHbetOD. ArciybV0da je
Gejaar6im synet1 zemfelbb0 arei.
ytyody Otty, -- Areiytvod1 Fran.
tisek Ferdinand, u1sIed1fk trhnn,
odccstoyaj inkoRnito do Holland.
ska, aby vi tam prohI6dl yeIikb po.
le, na uicbz ~ ptstnji karafihty
ITgz j. yeIikgm miloynikem kye.
tin ptstnje jicb yelikt mDozstN
NEMECKO.
V Berlin6 koIuji poytsti, n pre-.
sidcnt Taft bodIh Cornelia Van
derbiIta jnen0yati ameriekym w.
slancem Y BcrliDe na mistG dra
lIiIIa, jenz resignoyaI Toto jme.
noyani bylo by We zdej1 "yyso
kf spoletnosti" zylaste popular
MIN, ponhyadz Vanderbilt jest o
sobDc u cfsafe Vilbma, jakoz j d
Iprinec Jindficba prlisktho "perso
m gratissima." VedIe Vanderbilt
Ia yysloyoyano je take jmhn1
| q OBriena, dosavadniho amcrjckt
ho yyslaDce v Japopsku - Prl
lsky konseryatiybi poslanec Mas
Won NegeIein byI usDreen pfi an
tomobiloytm Desttstf. Jeb0 man
zeIka q tfi jint osoby byIy ttzc'
porantBy. -- V Bcrli1e objeyily ~
zprhyy, ~ zdravotni stay eisaf'
Vileina na Korfu jest spatng. e.
fedne 81 10 vsak prohlasuje "a nc
praydu. -- Vbdccky cennd zaji
maya zprava dosla \ BonDu Pf
Doyych vykopaykaeb Y tamndjsiu
startm mfstt, jcz konapy byly
pod odborniekym dozorem, naIeze
ny byly fimsk6 broby. Tyto maj
kruhovitou formu asi pnI metru \
priimtru = prohloubenim v podob,
kotle. I'yly do uich nkladany po
zGstatky sphlengch mriyol sc zbra
ntmi a klenoty bez yselikt urny
ncbo rakye. Die ndpis6 jcdnd ~
IN o pozilstatky muzstya prvni nj
nerVskt legie. We vykopdykacl
pokraeujc Sc 80 zyyscn}m Gsilim !
nadtji, ~ dojde kn dalsim dnlezi
ltSm archaeloRickfm obieyim, --
MEXIkO, g
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4 OMAHY.

- yelkOn tlBceni zhbhyu usp0s
fhdh Yatesoya eeta, setnina y
l. plukp, W, q. w. V sobotp, dne
~, dubna 1911, v dni Bratn Di-
yia6 no jiani ~, nl pfi yyborne
bndbG KofigkoyG,
ItGl Sam SortjDo u &, 1872
jN. ~, NJ, yzplaDul jest lhskon ye-
jiIs0n yelmi kn pladibkf zabec 10.
zeDh Wurtzoyf, Rodiee JEDI 40 pro.
VI tomu postayiIi n aby dcyec do
stall \ d0bledu Iialoya, posIall j.
do ppAce u Size d0 ObehOdu paDl
J0sefy lfntereineroyh nh 2, . po-
ppleioB uI Ital0 ~ d0p6lilo u
prot0 jal ~ It6zcDn proDhslcdoya-
u n j / yybrozoyati, neyrdti'Ii se
d0na k rodi6lm, 10 ii M 10 ste.
zoyaIa pi UDtereineroyc, kterh
sortina 81 cbytil0 q jaja ~ mtl pro.
to domIouyati, SortiDo, ebtt j ~
strasiti, yyp1Iil proti nj do yzdu'
chn raDu, zaGcz byI zat6en a soud.
eem odsouzen kn $25 poknty a
sonduim 1trathm,
~ KGrl0 Largon0yb, tftlet6 dee
rlska Chris Gars0nh y 4, l4l1 Gar
field NJ utrpela V DedtIi zhhy We.
Ter yelmi WHINE pophIenipy poll
tim karboIoyt kyseIiny Diit ma
slo labyitku y jedem, jeboz sc y
domaenosti pouziyalo jako desin'
fekcnibo prostfedku, n yypilo vice
jak Kiei kyscIiDy. X pophlephm,'
diclm ryehle byl pifyolhn pollccj.
nj lblsaf &. II, Pepper, jenz mu p0
skytl pryni ponce.
- Jak znhm0, ustayil 80 v Oma
Ne pred krdtkoD dobou klnb ce
sko.sloyanskyeb Staryeb Osadni
VA, TW nn osIayn tobo die usnesc
nj \ minute scbnzo nsp0fddl sou
kromou pfdtclskon zdbayn, jez NJ
buds kObnlj tuiO ncdeli yc6er, dB'
30. dnbnn 1911, Y sini Bratn Diyi
sh. I1baya In koDaij ~ bude pre-
fleny u t6mito uyedenh hostS
u blaynf za 1felcm seznhmeni ~ 4
pobnyeni Ne ysemi starSmi fesky
mi osadniky zdejsimi. Pfedsedol
spoIku je kareI Shabata, mistO
pfcdsedou kaspar Podolak, tajem
nikcm V. VanGura a pokladniken
f'r LangpauI Ma poradajicim W
boru pro tuto zabayn jsou Jan VI
rAk, Jan simdnck, V. Engelihaler
Jan SOkoI u dos SOkOl.
- ZdcjN katolekd Beseda Sc
hraje Y nedtli, dne 30. dubna 1911
v Narodni SIM p. V. Filipa na jiz
II. a William ul pontayou hrt
Jan IA chHa dan, dramatisoya
non pog6st o ifech jedndnicb. IN
Gaiell o x. hodnft ye6er u ystnpnt
25c IN 0snbu. PO diyadle Yolnf
tanceni zhbaya pfi dobrf hndbt
lTjz dram, odbor V nejblllsi dob'
sehraje ye prosp6eh spolkn ~
Vinecnee paulansktho lidoyou hrl
80 kaplitky"
Pomlhskoyd libaya fidt
Omaha, Z. ~, {. s. =, y. icdnoiy
lttera ST. konala minnlon sob0t,
yeter y sini lirath niyisn IN iil
I13. ul, yydafila 50 v kaldtm ohlc
| dn namenitt, NaRSltya byla q
brotskd itaNuici So pfi yShorn
h,,lht y neilepsi udlodt ldrlol
ldluuho do unee. ruftdaiiri yiho
mnle btti prolo zrela spakojcn
zndmt kdejsi teskt prAyni
Adolf A. Trnopir prrsidlil \ n.
nul>rh dnrrh : hutlnU First IA
.fiunsl mnty da hu,lnyy Tanker
sat inp aud loan Asnrihtiu
I btalt mtiaQ Omaha nullliu
l8nl lnan tont ua iil lh
nulor ala kle Il mui tafilil q,
ll dta1oNuu liwls ~ syHtot,
lii neien pftgr i tllelIleit pfi'
Imet ~ iako llIlrl egskthu -
iilieh nauEev Aatms and l.ea
Nssu paslou Hssm NlAsl
sah ktamuam Fe ,se b sAlak
aslreh bknleieb y iohala Nsll
u neisstlemilail u N5iak Nl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-04-26


Jeoopiro netfeba, poneyadz syou
yIastni praci on sam vzdy n ysude
doporncuJe No jako prozirayy, g.
nergieky D pH tom Dapejyys po.
ctiyy u WGdouity rhdee . prne0y.
mix, .
- Krajap A. Y, kouba, kter}
po nfjakou dobu zamtAndn byl V
0fadoynb Nhrodm Tiskarny n 20.
sIcdni ear zaudsd ~ obebodem
p0zemfoyym, nebyI y Omahou pas
trnh spokojeD o proto pfesidliJ do
Verdigris, Nebr, kde bude zasths
yhti miAo kasfra nn bance.
- I'H poDd6Ini seb6M m6Aske
rady ygboru pres poyseehnt NJ
lezitosti dosIo mezi mtstskym
koDlrolWem CosgroWeu u radDim
NJ +. FunkhOuserem X n6jAkbmn
Ded0r0zunfBi, pro Eter6 na ob0u
stfanheb padlo nekolik ostryeh
sloy, 20 jicbz ySmtn6 k prdyu syts
nh bldsily 10 / ruee kobtrolor
CosRroye udcfiI rad1lbo Funk
bousera DO tyhfe TAX prudce, ze
WI kry6cel, u uebgti zakro6cnj
Dfkolika rozy6Hnyeh osob, mezi
nimN byI ! radni I5erka, bylo by
10 spatuf asi dopodlo, Oba p6bi
byIi od sebe odtrzeDi u Tim uti,
ntna pfitH pokraGoydDi V pest
MIN zdpau X nedoroNup6ni 10.
mu dosIo w$ pro jedDdDi Cosgro.
yeOy0, f'uDkbouser mn yyt}kal,
te pr0pustjI Dedayno ze syf Gfa.
dovny tr klerky, jakkoli mu III.
bill, ~ zddn6 zmtuy beutiDi. Proto
prS taky pro nhho yoliI, Cosgroye
byl mtMskou radou pfedvolaD,
aby j Y obledu tom podhl W.
|syftleui,
~ Dramatick$ odbor Podporu.
jieibo sokoIa Tyrs, Z. |, Y Omazc
sehraje V nedtIi, dne IA. kyttna
I, r. M jeyisi sine Bratn Diyisd
ma ill., 13, III. d0brOn u DfigObiyOn
nhrodni yeselohru o 3 jednhnicb
'konkurgy pana notdfe" od jos
Vdyry pod fizeDim snaziytbo o
cbOtnikH D. Werncra, IIra se pill
nj Wfdomit6 zk0nW n prot0 w
dobron s0uhrou o6ekdyati pTjem
ne arAycny yctcr, jemuz WI6A.
nibo Ieslu dodd jedeb nejIepTcf
n Dejstarsicb zdejUch oebotDik6
| p, Frank BaDdh0uer, kterbbo ~
dramatickfmn odboru podafilo
ziskati pro opraydu yzdcn6 Wy.
stoupeni Ma pfcdstayeni TO obe.
censtyo npozoriujeme &c Mdosti
10y se no We ylastnim zhjmu 50.
tastnilo V po6tu ncjhojntjsim. Nv
6htek o 4. hodinf vctcrni ystup.
| n6 2jc za osobu 20 diyadle vol.
nj laueGni zdbava pfi unioyf
lhudbc.
- KrdlovskA Liga KomenskS
| I, 2s0, v Omaze odbyvala v pom,
d6Ii ye6cr syoji schhzi, We ktcri
Ibylo uyedeno o nov$ch elena a
| pliiato o noy}ch zhdosti. Organl'
sator X. Baroch poskytI pfitom-
In3m pi1leziiost k voln$m doiaziIm
IohIednf teslgch podpnrnych jed
not n hIadce veslicr6 ot6zky zod,
| poyGdtl PffSn schflze bude 81
lkonali dine \. ky6tna t. r, n oteka.
vi SO, ~ SO il s1eastni hlayni ta'
icmnik X. T., Piper, jenz je spolu
lhlaynim organisalorem. ceskt ~
slo eta iiz G3 zaklddajicich elena
Ttmi sc bezplatnt mohou stat
ysichni, klol Ne ptihlhsi do =
Ikyttna hud Il iednotliyfch Client
oneho primo Il organisatora panl
lliuroeha
Mmult tfden ieduoho due
lphmoei byla ualezena na kfiio
ynlre William al trait hurlins
louskt drhhy m1voln pani Ma
Iuia knntlovt 4 .. la0s iil !. vi
So slfelenou nnou Y liyott lci
luuf. icu1 ie zamtstniu VI slul
.haeh Union raeifif drihy byl "A
Ihy pc uilcm tom fat1Fu a ysazg
lo ,lnem m pmlezfcni te De VI
poirni liW rtipdem Nugal
.hfla ualfzcua um1iutm kuoilm
'H itha slriuu tleefnstou Maril
'fHo rela prutlu pprdstla 2
'iiNNalntr bbY sla ni0 htja
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-RAknliskn l'llERsKO

Nl,leASll eeohoy6 rot,innii ellau
aslts5l ehle'lem na uaoi olhs 10
il 81 rasly iea uslanotrut isau
IA ilen ~ eef.na " tserh VI
itaskseh yalshpieh iistrikltrh 90
siati sNeie slaslui kaudlslAl, 4
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20
FARMERS WEEK.

Farmers Week at The Pennsylva-
MIA State College has become one OF
the established features of work in
that practical institution. Many
hundreds of the more progressive
farmers of the state gather at State
College during that week to listen to
discussions of various phases OF
farming. This year the lectures will
begin Wednesday, December 27th,
and will close Wednesday, January
3. One hundred and ten lectures will
be given by fifty-two scientists and
practical men. Some of the most
widely-known authorities in agricul-
ture are on the program which is ex-
ceptionally good this year. Our
readers should write to School of
Agriculture, State College, Pa" for
programs that will inform them re-
garding the lectures and their sub
jects. Anyone who has ever attend
ed one of these Farmers Week meet
ings knows their value to practical
men, but there are other thousands OF
farmers who should avail themselves
of this opportunity for meeting with
the leaders in the best agricultural
practices. This conference of farm
ers is divided into sections so that
rhorticulturists, dairymen, animal
husbandrymen, general farmers, ETC..
may give all their time during the
week to the particular line of sub
jects that interests them. Send for
program and go to State College fol
this Farmers Week.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

To make this doll take No. 4 knitting
cotton. Wind thirty-two times around
a nineteen inch book for arms. Tie at
ends with baby ribbon, leaving one
end for hands. For the body wind the
cotton around a twenty-five inch book
Wind it close at one end. where it is
knotted with baby ribbon. Cut sixty
strands of the cotton about halfway
down. Make of this two plaits. Cut
the other end Of cotton to form skirt.
On taking from book tie in two inches
from top to form head Slip in the
arms. Add baby ribbon and bells to
suit fancy. Paint the features.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20
Dynamiting Subsoil.

Much is being written at this time
on the subject of blasting the soil at
the point where young trees are to
be set. Prof. Surface, State Zoolo-
gist, comments upon the use of ex-
plosives preparatory to planting, in a
letter to a recent inquirer as fol-
lows:
Replying to your letter asking if
you should use dynamite to make
holes for your apple trees, 1 beg to
say that this depends entirely upon
the conditions. If there is imper-
vious hardpan beneath your soil, or
if there is a layer of rock, or any
thing that will prevent the penetra-
tion by the roots, or the proper ac-
emulation and retention of mois-
ture, it would be good plan to shat
ter the hardpan or bed rock by the
use of dynamite. If the subsoil is
loose, and there is no impervious or
impenetrable rock Immediately be-
meath it, as is found in the strata be-
low shale soil and gravel soil, and
certain other conditions, it is not at
all necessary to use dynamite, and
this may even result in some injury
instead of benefit.
I believe it possible to make the
subdrainage too complete for the
good of the trees under certain cir
cumstances. On the other hand, in
cases where it is needed, it is desir-
able. Experiments are being con-
Quoted now in several places to learn
more about this. At the present
time | would not advise our friends
to rush rashly into the dynamitine
process. 1t is best to try it only
on few tree places, and watch the
results"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

Handmade lingerie is expensive, and
if in doubt what to give some femi-
nine member of her family OF init
mate friend a woman might do worse
than copy the fetching design for a
corset cover pictured here. By little
maneuvering she may discover the size
of the one for whom the gift is to be
made. After that the task is easy. for
this pattern is so simple that it takes
little time or patience to follow it out
The body is made Of fiouncing in the
usual way. but an extension piece in
yoke shape is added at the top and
gives more finished appearance. This
yoke may be omitted if desired, but
the usual objection to corset covers of
this description has been that they
are so low cut that they do not af-
ford sufficient protection. Embroider-
ed fiouncing thirteen inches wide was
used for this garment
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

The man who has a pretty iancee,
wife or daughter will do well to exam
inc the three necklaces photographed
here. These. fashion experts assure
us, are the very latest wrinkles in
neck ornaments.
If the one for whom 1t is intended
has a plump, pretty neck the narrow
turquoise mounted collar will be ac-
ceptable, 1t is mounted in old silver.
Trinkets Of any sort are liked by
pretty women. These collars. if mount
ed with semiprecious stones, are not
out of the reach of ordinary pocket
books
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

Pennsylvania forest reserves will
likely reach the million acre mark
before the next Legislature meets if
the State can make favorable terms
for a number of tracts of land offer
ed. The total area of the reserves
is now close to 962,991 acres and
there are large number of offers to
be considered. The Pine Grove Furn-
ace tract, which has valuable mineral
and ice rights has been formally TAX
en- over.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

The firm of Kinnie & Schneider,
or Narrowsburgh, will dissolve part
nership on January /. Mr.. Kinnie
will go to Monticello to take up his
duties as sheriff of the county, to
which office he was elected in No
vember. The Schneider brothers,
Lewis and Paul, will conduct the
business. The firm of Kinnie &
Schneider has been doing business
for the past 16 years and it has made
a successful business record.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Farmers and Me-
ChaniCS Bank,
OF HoNEsDALE. WAYNE COUNTY. PA
at the close OF business. Nov. 6. 1911.
RESOURCES.

RESOURCES
Cash. specie and notes, $l4765 20
Due from approved re-
serve agents.. ........ $32, ,601 67---47,366 81
Nickels, cents and fractional
Checks and other cash ITEMS. SSs 8 Is Is
Due from banks and trust com
panies not reserve.
Bills discounted, Observation-Disclosures. "a 765 80
Time loans with collateral. ...... 2s,055 90
Loans on call with collateral ,.. 1883 40
Loans on call upon two or more
names ........i....; ;.....:......,. 29,573 50
cages; ...:;;.................. 9,OI1 90
siye OF reserve bonds, viZ.........
Stocks, bonds, etc. ,................ 63,6l1 OS
Mortgages and judg
~ ments of record ............. CLIPS 60
ONCE Building and Lot.............. 1889 55
Purniture and fixtures 1904 Il
Miscellaneous assets. ................ 1852 Is
391 .476 II
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in................$ 5000 90
UndiVided hi u Profits less expenses i0'OOO W
Deposits, o tf Subject to check $6sS4 rs 40's o.
CASHIERS checks outstand'g 35
Deposits, special ..... .226, 1856 1926, ,632 II
1891 .476 II
State of Pennsylvania, County OF Wayne. SIS:
I.C. A. Emery, Cashier of the above named
company, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief,
C, A. EMERY, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before this
18th day of Nov, 1911.
My commission expires Jan. l9, 1911
RENA s. EDGETT. N, p.
Correct attest:
NJ. 2. SMoNs,
G. VIM. SELL. directors,
f. w. KRErTNER. 9lw6
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

Pennsylvania registration of au-
tomobiles is going to run over $4,000
this year according to the way the
registration has been going on at the
State Highway Department. So far
44,300 machines have been register
ed. The best previous record was
1908 with 34,351.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

The White Star liner, Oceanic"
arrived in port in New York Thurs
day morning from Southampton,
Cherbourg and Queenstown. 1t
broke all records as an incoming
Christmas ship. She carried 5,616
sacks of mail. and 230 bags of par
cells post. This is the biggest batch
of mail ever brought to this country.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

A. Waidler of Winterdale offers a
reward of $25 for evidence that will
lead to the conviction of the party
who smashed the glass in the front
doors of his residence last Monday
night
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

DR.. ]. F. Butterfield, of Riverside,
Cal, has just sold his entire herd of
twenty cows at 5000 each. DR.. But
terfield, when he went from South
Montrose last spring, shipped his fine
herd of thoroughbred Ayrshires to
his new home. He had started a
certified milk station, when a party
came along and made an offer of
5000 a head for each of the twenty
COWS. The doctor couldn't resist the
figures, selling the herd outright. A
number of young cattle also sold at
prices near the 200-mark.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

water came up to her neck. Shortly
after, her husband arrived, fished her
out and discovered the kitten on the
roof while it's shadow was reflected
in the water.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

An interesting fact connected with
New York's new water supply in the
Catskills is that it will take four days
or more for drop of water to pass
from the valley of Esopus through
the aqueduct and pipe till it reaches
a faucet in New York.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

A loquacious parrot, the property
of MRS. George Wheeling, of Lans-
downe, caused her to pay so for a
load of wood which she did not
want. Two wood peddlers went
through the borough and as they
were opposite the Wheeling home
they heard some one call from the
doorway, Put ft in the cellar" The
two men dumped the wood and pre-
sented their bill. Mrs. Wheeling de-
MED ordering the wood and refused
to pay. Just then they heard the
same voice say, Put it in the cell
lar" 1t was the parrot, and Mrs.
Wheeling paid the bill.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

w. G. Tiffany, of Deposit, has ac-
cepted the management of the Star
light Dairy Company's store, at Star
light, Pa.-Hancock Herald.
The following bankruptcy petition
was filed in the United States District
court, Wednesday,: Frederick Hubert,
of Callicoon, Sullivan county. volun-
tary. Liabilities, $1,5S5, and nomi-
nal assets, $150.-Deposit Courier
Journal.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

Buy few Red Cross Seals.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

The State yesterday issued war;
rants for the payment of $4,000 to
Sculptor Barnard as final payments
for his groups and $60,0VS.57 for
the estate of Edwin A. Abbey, for
his paintings at the Capitol. In all
of his estate and there remains near
ly 100000 for the payment of Miss
Violet Oakley, who will complete the
work outlined by Mr. Abbey
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

A six inch trout swimming rounC
in can of milk was the strange
sight which greeted the eyes of al
employee of the milk station in Gro
ton, when he started to empty one
of the cans brought to the station
by farmer.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

A lady in an adjoining town spied
what she supposed to be her pet kit
ten in the eistern making a terrible
ado, Her love for the pet made her
determined to rescue 1t at all haz-
ards. She applied rake but all to
no use, SO in she jumped when the
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

Burglars entered the home of W.
l.. wolfe, Wilkes-Barre, Wednesday
night and after ranksacking the low
er floors carried off purse. The
purse was an old one and in it were
two pennies, one of which dropped to
the floor as the intruder made his
escape. A penny was all the bur-
glar received for his trouble. In his
eagerness to get away with the
purse, he overlooked valuables to the
amount of $1,000, which were stor-
ed in the sideboard that he ransack-
ed.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20

In an attempt to duplicate the feat
of friend in hotel at Winton, near
Scranton, who had just drunk a
schooner of beer without moving a
$40 gold-piece which had been de-
posted in the bottom, Joseph Man
CELLS swallowed tbs coin and narrow
ly escaped choking to death last
week. Mengellis was operated on in
the State Hospital the next day and
it is thought that he will recover.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-20
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Attorneys-at-Law.

III WILSON,
Ii. ATTORNEY a OoUNsELoR-AT-LAw, :,
Office adjacent to Post Office in Dimmick
office. Honesdale, Pa.