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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-02-09
Big Springs Items

c. A. Eiker shipped car of hogs to
Denver last Monday. he accompanied
the shipment.
Mrs. VIM Caskey is suffering from a
white swelling.
Col. o. NJ. Swe1eberg of the firm of
Swedeberg and Wahlstrom came in on
No. 3, Tuesday morning from Hold
redge, Nebraska, this firm are large
holders of real estate, have a gasoline
plow aud have three hundred acres of
winter wheat in good condition.
W. S. Daggett, of Day, came in on
No. from Cheyenne Wyo., Monday
where he has position on the railroad.
He went up to Day for few days
visit with his family.
Messrs A. J.. Walrath and R. NJ.
Adams of Julesburg were Big Springs
visitors last Tuesday.
The M. E. people are agitating the
question of having a gasoline lamp
placed at the entrance of the church.
Mrs. Poulson, who owns land near
town and has lived here for a year,
has rented her land and left on No. 4
4uSSdoy AOE OtcTIUI, q,
where she will hereafter reside.
o. d. Stafford of Brule was in town
last Tuesday.
F. H. Wolf is to have his own garage
for his new auto.
Geo. King of Day was in town last
Friday.
Geo. Cochran one of the pioneers of
Big Springs but for the last five years
residing on farm near Lewellen, was
shaking hands with old friends in town
last Monday and Tuesday.
The public schools were closed last
week. Too much whooping cough.
VIM Recks sale, last Monday, was
well attended, every thing brought good
prices.
Mr.. H. H. Crinkshank, who lived 10
miles northwest has sold out and will
make his home at Snyder, Nebraska.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-02-09
West Lisesls Nsvs Bulee
Gora Davis Corrsspsndeat)

Wsst Iisesis Nsvs Bsdees
Nora Davis Cosrsspsndent)
There was horse bsyer in these
parts last week.
The Minstrel" boys played at
Ch.Ppell Monday evening.
N. C. Cook began teaching the West
Lincoln school Monday.
o. B. Van Horn of Julesburs is
sorting potatoes at his farm this week.
Mrs. Homar Truax and DAUGHTER,
Bessie spent Friday afternoon at 7. E.
Davis.
A surprise party was given Miss
Marie Alexander on Wednesday even
ing of last week.
Mrs. Jennie Dutton spent Tuesday
With Mrs.. T. E. Davis helping care for
Grandma Rogers.
Mrs. Edith Bliss returned to Jules.
burg Tuesday morning after spend
ing several days at the bedside of her
mother.
The basket ball boys played against
the Sedgwick boys on the Sedgwick
floor last Friday evening. The score
was in favor of the Sedgwick team.
The Epworth League of Ovid will
give Hard Time" social in the hall
on Saturday evening FEBRUARY Is.
is invited to attend but be
sure ami wear your hard time clothes.
Mr.. Roy Davis was given . surprise
party last Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Woodlands of
Pleasant View. Roy was completely
surprised when walking into the parlor
he found it filled with young people. A
two-course lap supper was served and
all report a most pleasant evening.
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Warren; the Misses Grace Dutton,
Orpha Bennett, Alice O'Connor, Mary
Dawson, Alma Porter, and Mary Her
fert; and the Messers Ermine and
Ernest Davis, Jay Bennett, Gus Her
fert. George Hicks, Oscar Rudd.
Walter Short and Roy Davis.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-02-09
South Divide News

Mrs. Jim Brown and daughter, Miss
Blanche were calling on Tom Rich
ardson's Sunday.
The evangelist from Venango held
services at the Union Sunday school on
Sunday. There was large attend
ance.
We are sorry to lose Mr.. Mcdowell,
but are glad to welcome his worthy
successor Mr.. Strattan.
The famous "Watermellon Case" re-
hersals were held at H. H. Smelser's S
on Wednesday. Feb. lst and at Blain
Flora's on Saturday, Feb 4th.
Mrs. Harry Smelser is having the
grippe.
The Green family dined with Flora's S
Sunday.
Messrs. Juett, Tom Richardson,
Blain Flora, H. H. Smelser and Geo.
Clark were Venango callers Monday,
Mrs. Geo. Baxter and Mary are on
the sick list again.
Had a very good attendance at liter
AIRY Friday evening but like a street car
there is always room for more. A
most excellent program was rendered.
Due to grippe and other uncomfortable
conditions the play had to be postponed
a week. consequently the play will be
given on Feb. 10 and the Watermelon
Trial on Feb. 18th. The question for
debate on Feb. 10 is: Resolved: That
immigration is a detriment to the
United States. Affirmative Messrs.
Millsap, Sr., H. H. Smelser. Negative
Messrs. Guy Smelser and Blain Flora.
U. No Me.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-02-09
Administrators Notice
Estate Of William R. Zachary. deceased.

The undersigned having been appointed Ad-
ministratrix Of the estate of William R. Zachary
Colorado. deceased. hereby give notice that she
will appear before the County Court of said County
at the Court House in Julesburg. in said county
March next at which time all persons having
claims against said estate notified and request
ed to attend for the purpose of having the same
adjusted. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to the un-
dersigned.
Dated at Julesburg this end day of February
A. d. 1911.
HANNAH ZACHARY,
ADMINISTRATIVE.
Feb 9-Mch. g.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-02-09
South Table Items

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robertson spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Avery.
Nate and John Spelts were in Holy
oke this week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Avery entertain
ed very pleasantly Saturday evening.
A three course luncheon was served,
the .chafing dish being used. High
five was played throughout the even
ing.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-02-09
Thirty Banks Robbed Within
Three months

More than 80 banks have been rob-
bed in Kansas during the past three
months, with more than $1OO, 900 taken,
and not singel criminal captured. 1t
is understood that the work is being
done by a we'll organized gang of burg
bars, who operate in motor cars, and
are often 100 miles away before the
crime is discovered.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-02-09


Weher the State Of Coo<.do vii add to is e,c..;oaL n
tons Horticultural and forestry school dpesds wh.t action the
general assembly takes bills just introduced BY Senator Shen and
Repxe.eaive Newton These bill, provide for he .ec&.sce Of
e federal government. o4es give Colorado the Tea1 Is.a
School Grand Junction and providing appropiahaa M manen
according the the grant The bill. provide that when
accepted the shall establish school for the teaching, Of ho
;cuhme and forestry
The grant includes all the building. Of the Federal Indian School
with about 300 has been offered the
similar those under which the Font Lewis school recently
oepted
cetance Of Coosado the efforts Of Senator Gnggenhe
Coorado lone Republican Representative Congress- having
serted the federal appropriation bills Of the last years.
Of the grants FIRST July 1910 and again July ll9ll In
fact 1909 the government had planned abandon both schools
but Senator Gugeenhem succeeded having the government continue
their maintenance twoyea1s oppor
y make provision for taking both the Fort Lewis and the
Grand Junction schools.
Two weeks ago Governor shao Colorado acceptance
the Fort Lewis proposition the state authorities being urged speedy
action by Secretary Bangers effort have the grant Withdrawn the
winning by Of Senator Guggenhm preventing
the United States Senaeom approving eSecrea withdrawal by
point order Blythe acceptance Of the Fort Lewis grant, the
is richer by about 5000 acres Of valuable coal lands
State officials and especially representatives Of the Western Slope
equally have the accept the Grand Junction grant
Such action be taken this Of the legislature the gant
expire July 1911.
Under the of the grant, Indians will be admitted both
suons and free instruction. but there few Indians
he state this obligation is Of little consequence.
knowledge and skill always One of the
notions young sometimes get that Accomplishments for they
have present need Of value hem Weknow young
who had excellent opportunity to learn the typewriter His
work didn't the knowledge and he let the opportunity pass
though urged spend his spare time the office praccng
Later he place where that knose would have given him
desirable promotion but he had leave the work and 90 another,
The progressive always seeking equip himself for high
workeven though the opportunity the kno~ege ap
parent at that time
Few investments profitable the effort equip oneself
the four fundamental accompihmentshow think accurately
and comprehensve how thought talking wring
to work % with the hands and how take ones place among
For Of these accomplishments grow the highest forms Of hu
activity manufacture executive ability productive
power samanh literature, DRAMA reputation skill and char
acter.
When ela big hat has been purchased and the pmes bro
and bent
When the hobbe skirt has been bamhed and one cares where
went
We shall and faith shall need and quit aeon two
Denouncg each fashion verdict and condemnng each thing
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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-02-09

All kinds of electric light globes
at Dyes hardware.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-02-09

Tantalum electric light globes
take less current than any other
kind. For sale by Dye Bros.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-02-09

Baby chix or eggs for Matching
right now. See Crozier Bros Ad Else
where in this issue.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-02-09
CLASSIFIED ADS

Electric light globes at Dyes
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-02-09
Notice
Colorado Piano Buyers Save
$50 to 500

By buying direct. Big 1911 illustrat-
ed catalogue now ready for mailing.
This new ca talogue contains much in
formation of value to every intending
buyer and will be sent free. When
you write, if you will mention in stru-
ment interested in and tell US your ex-
act wants, this will assist US greatly in
furnishing the information desired
without the necessity of any delay.
Thirty-seven years reputation and
strongest possible guarantee behind
your dealings with US. Let our Easy
Pay Plan" simplify the purchase for
you. Write US now before you forget.
Address Knight Campbell Music Co,
Denver, Colo Dept. "A".
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02

Ser @erein iih III @esug auf Sen
%finan5ieueu Stano mie altd 1T 9e5l1g
ol,f Sic Mitglieoidnft in bliibenoen
3uitouoc tefinbet. Mah Grleoigl1n9
Scr Moutine=@e lh1fte CT ltattete lod]tp.
P. Nlfreo, .. 8. g., 11all1ells oes
Irlc9aten Alois Traute, melder oen
&srein ol1f oen1 lit Chicago gebolte=
ncu >Sabresfpupent oeS Gentralpercl1s
p%ertrot, einen o,sfiibrlIden Sertdt
iiber Sic &crhuuHlungell, mobet no.
lNutlid, eiu M1ltrug oeS bod9n' 1ten
Mlar. Mfor Mltrlt bon @abaiba, im
foulntenSen Sabre, lit meldes ser 100.
$Suhrestog ser @ettrt oeS ll1per9cB=
lid,e1 Gentrumsfiibrers @intbprlt
tGllt, cine biesbe5iiglide @intborlt=
Ieier SIT beqebeu, berpprgebphcn
murre; ein Nntrog, melder Sen
lalttelten Behalf III Gbicagp fano.
SIN Nnld)luB on Sen Dpm Central
pereil1 gefnBten @eidlub elmer @int=
fprlt=Teier hat 1,'t ser ct. Splepb5=
pereir1 iid SIT eil1er oerarttgen 6eier
cntidloiicrL u1o oieielbe lpll I'M
Monot Sau11ar geholten meroen. gs
&orbereitlurgs=Gpmitc fir bieie 6elt=
lid)feit %ernal11te ser @ereinsprai i0ent
@orger Sen bod1m. P. Nlfreo ltno nie
@erren Mlois 6ranfe, $. @%ol1ignon,
9. 9ammerien, @b. SOIL nn6 81.
SCHUBERT. 8epor Sic Ser amlltng
itd) autl0ite, bielt @err $. @ollignon,
Ser iid Sic Gerbreita1ag oes Gen=
tralblattes, meldes SEN So5ialismuS
bon ser Ml1r5el aus befdmpft, eff
right ungelegen iein laBt, einen nret
iterbaften &prtrag iiber Sic @efobren
oes So5ialism1S uno ipornte 5nm
eintrdd1tigen Muftreten ser fafboli<
lden M6nner ols Mb1pebr gegen oieie
@efabren a11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
Mms Der mm9eseno.
ct. 9fpia.

&ergongenen 5onntag paren Sic
jl1ngen 2e1te Ser Tamilien S. $. Ser
cog ltl1o 90. S. @1iden beiudstpeiie
in ct. 9(ntbpnp, ontpo @e1. @er5og
ols 0terlebrer al,gelteut lit. Ser Be-
iud mar 5ugleih Gin Mbid)ie6, 0en
2oren5 @0iden, Elm 8rlt6cr Ser Trau
@cr. @er5pg, nafm ST leiner &eile
nad) Galporaiip, Sn0., mo ct lid] hD=
beren StuSicl1 mionne1t miro. Cont
tags norher mnr0e 9oren5 @0ihen BON
ieincn pielen Treltn0en iiberrolht,
nno es ml1rbe Bel @eIang uno Ml1iif
oie 9(blhieosl Gene SIT elmer redt bei=
teren. - &ern1mm Slider lit felt Sltli
ols @iilfsregiitror Ser @ebl1rten unS
Sterbefolle fir Sen 0itlid)en Sbeil oes
Somn Millmopb anaeitel1t, un6 ma
ipn oiesbe5iigltb Mittbeilungen on
ibn ridten.
Spring Sill.
&od)p. Hforrer 6. 8feiter tebrte
Mitttpo6 bon Eroirie 0u Gbten 5uriid,
no ct oos in feline Sbiorge genom=
meme MG0den namens 6loren5 @bon=
cep, 6as iih an Ser 5ortigen bon
Notre Game 5hmel tern geleiteten
ct. Morp's Mfa6ontie befin6et, BE-
iud}te. - Feter @epmann mltr6e
burd Sic Mnfunft zines netten Eodl=
terhens erfreltt; ebenio nnier Sdmieo
Motb. 2ouha6. - &einri6 Mbmomt
lit nit iei>1em 11elter @obnbouie Balls
fertig, un6 Srau 2aubad fiblt ii9
1t1ter ibrem neaten 0b0ad bereits bei=
mild. - Sacob 8rid un6 Sro1 bon
Tapnespine beiud)ten Montag bieii<
qe Sre11noe. = @eter Bung fat int
Store ieines 8ru6ers Mrnol6 in 60
lilo, q. g., Mnitellung. - Ser in 6ie=
ier @emein6e beiteben6e SSiinelings<
berein ftiftete fir $50 cine neue Mon<
itran3, mel6e Ser bodtp. 8farrer @fei-
ier 6urd Sic Strma 9aletoen & So.
in Chicago importieren ldBt. - 2eb=
rer 2entbed fat 6ns S9adi6e Sous
re1robiert nn6 miro 6asIelbe bieie $50
DIE nod be5ieben. - @ater @el6e
fann nit ieinen "a Sabren sic Min<
neiota 8inter nidt mebr gut bertra=
gen un6 Iaborirt on elmer beftigen
Grfdltung. = Sobann Sdlonborn,
6rar3 &irdner un6 @aul @inter be-
reiten iid al,f sic &iridiagb Dor; 1ett-
gena1ntter lauf iebt idon NIT elmer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02

nad 8attleforf, Canada, uni iih nad
elmer @eimitdtte um5uieben. = Bapa
Spobn febrte bon cinem 5tpeimodents
lid)en 8eil,de BEL ieinen Sobnen III
Canada 5l,riid ru,o beri@tet 6as Bette.
- Mud oieies Sabr bringen Sic 6ar=
mer bon 2ate &enrp 6en @ei5en
groBtentbeiIs nad @reenlpal6. =
Geo. Sarris, meld1er olrd einel1 TIM
fan bel ser D%reidmaldine idmer per-
lett pl1roe, befinoet iid al1f oem @e<
&c ser 8eiierlmg. - Socob 9todert
lit nit Ser 8plle,toung bes County
@rabens, oe1 er fontraft1id iiber~
nabn1, nun int bollen Gauge, 1tno
Sobn Berries fat ei,,en @ege-&ontraft
fit $500 iibernonmen. - Gem So
lepb 9ieier lit oas @obnbol,s altf iei=
ner 3ion=Sarm, pelde @einrid} So
fen gepadtet fat, Sonntag Ma4t ab=
%aebronnt. - Mid}. &rd111er fat al,f
ieiner Sartt, meld)e BON Sermann
5hleper bearbeitet miro, einen groBen
Stall erridtet. - Matb. Studs lit
jebt a,n Maisbreiden. - @ena nad)
Sem beiteren @elid)t SIT ~urtbeilen, mel
DIES infer 3orfidptieo Setter Sdymib
sur Sdou trGgt, ban miiiien Sic &C.
idafte iebr gut ieiu. Sobn @enne=
mann hral1dt iid) ii6er ltnteritiibung
leitens Ser 6arn1er nid)t 5u beflagel1,
oenm es forumel1 ilnl1er l1elle oa5lt, Sic
iblu Mild l1no &abnl bringen. -
N4diten Son1tag miro in ser Seb=
Suue cine 5beoterporitellnng nit
@unoelbiloeru itattfiu0eu. - 6ralt
9pb1er, meld1e I'M Muguit nad t6rer
often @eimotb Seiterrcidl III @eglei=
tlt1g ibrer 5dppiegertodter abretite,
febrte 2onneritug 5uriid uur0 beridtet,
oab c5 in Sem 2un0c, no fire @iege
itarto, 5lpar ld)011 lei, tic uber trot0en1
mieSer frob lit, amerifaniiden @ooer
utter ibren 6iiBelt SIT baben. - Ste=
pfan Heuer ur6 SEQ 2pblrer, Sic 1id
iett in &arn0a befin0en, beridten,
0aB Clara, Sic Sobter Ser Santilie
Soiepb &ird)ner, nit einem friiberer
2ofe @enrp 6arn1er bol0 @ob5eit
feieru lpir6. Sic ipplen 0iel e @od)-
5eit mitmodet, bepor iie Sic SCENT
reile antreten. - IS. @enoler, elmer
unierer dlteite1 Mniie0ler, fat feline
Iurn1 SEM 8itltS @pttlpalo f4uflid
. iiberlailen. Mm 9ienitag bate ct
Mllftion uno 1ptr0 ii6 nl111 Ben Mel=
role 8iirgern auidylieBe11. - Mid.
6le6s mar 31pei @oden lang in @be=
rofee, Soma, Inn iid tpegen zines
Muslpudies ant &opfe operiren gu
1alien; err fehrte Dor eit1igen Sagen in
gutter @erfaifaang 5uriid.
@apnesnile.
Mnforgs pergongener ISOLDE troi
SEER Sobl1 Gang bon &tbmon0 i'm
bieiigen 81. Billions @oipital Elm, I'm
iid) zines @einbrl1des tpegen, Sen Ell
Dor l61gerer 3eit erlttt, obermnIs
6r3tlih bebon0elt 5u laiieu. Gr mir>
jebt bis 5u ieiner poucn @enei l1ne
im @pipital berbleiber. - ST.. g. 6
Hilon febrte Dor ct1pas mebr be11n ah1
Sogen bon @bicago 3uriif, mo er Sci
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02

Sabresperi amrlung Ser 600 : Sine
@l1noar3te h%eilpobnte. 0r. 8ilon er-
0ffnete sic Sibnng NIT eil1er Mn=
lprade.
&id)mpnb.
Miiblenbeiiber 6rib. @nrit madte
Montag einen geidDaftliden 8eiud
per Malto III ct. @lou0. - Mi6. 8u=
tala uno Sobn @0fer bon bier moba<
ten Mittmob letter @pde ser @tn-
mcibl,ng ser nel1en 5ta0tbaQe 1T @at-
fins bel. - Serr uno 6rau Sobn
Stint crfrel,ten iid ser Mnfunft Ell
mes geiln1oen 8iibdens. Moge 6as-
ielbe sur 6reloe Ser gltern mad)Ien
uno ge5eiben! - &err un0 6rau
Iran5 Mierenbaui en mobnten ser
Sd)dfer- Dunaer=&od5eit lebte ISOLDE
in gbe,l @auep bel. - SSobn @illen-
bring laBt einen Gement=Tll,r in ie=
mes @eballbe leaen, bas er CUR ltnter=
bringing BON Mutomobilen erridtete.
- Soicpb &opalfomsfi miro feline
@igorren=Tabrif in SOS Weid. 8uta=
las @eidaftsgebar1oe perleget1, ioba1o
cine 5ipedentipre6enbe gi,1rihtung
oes 2ofales getroffen lit. - Die S.
9. 9ieSrihs &eii6en5 ltebt jebt mod
inner, iolpobl mie nod al,ben fin IN
leiner &ollennltng bo. Yeter Nblep=
ien bon @olo Spring fat i1 oem ih0-
men Mcl1ba>t Sic Sei5l11g anaebrad)t.
- Sri. S6ereiia 2ennt, Spdter Ser
i1 Me1ito, Canada, mobnenoen Ia=
mile N6il. 2entm mar bier bei Ser
ma,1oten oltf einiae Gage 3t 9eil1d)
u1lo bot iid) nah ct. Soieph beaeben,
100 Tie iid) at ser ct. @ene0icts Mfa=
6eluie boiberen Stltoien mi6mer mfrs.
- SSoss. &ogt, peld)er fontroftlih init
oern @olt ei1tes 1eltelt Moidinenbolt=
les fir Sic 6orlners Mi1i1tg 60. lit
Gol6 spring betra11t lit, ldBt nidts
ungeihehe1t, 11r1 ben 24X36 groben
@olt no6 Dor gintritt oes broben0e11
@il1ters SIT bollen6en.
Gbcm &allep.
Gcrgongenen Mittlpod Morgell
pur6en in Ser bieiigen Seutid=fotho=
1iider Stride 6urh SEN bodm. Nfor=
rer Neiffer getraut clinton Sd)dfer
uno SRI. Gliie Dunger. Mit SEN bic
len &eripan0ten nnb Sreun6en, ipelhe
bei Ser &od6eitsfeier 6en1 iunger
Gaare Sic ber3lihiten 8%r1funftstpiin=
iden entboten, tpiinidt al1@ ser
uMor6ltern" 6emielben Slid, Sell
un6 Segen a11f allen @ege,t. - Serr
Saeob @iidof, melder Dor bielen Sab=
rem, tebor er ii6 nah M%orooafota
oltflnad)te, iei1ten @obnitb bier botte
uno, bon Mor6oafota 5uriidgefebrt,
bier mie6er iei11en @obniib nabm inns
3m0lf Sabre beigebielt, lit bergangene
ISOLDE nod ct Glou6 umgeaoger, 1po
ct feline @obnung beim S6ipieger=
iobne Heter @anien, pelder Sal elbi1
ais @ouidreiner tbGtig lit, getom=
men fat. - Sim b%ergo1genen Mon=
tag ipl1roe hier 6os ieoes Sahr iiblihe
grnte 1tn6 1onffeit in feierlid1er @ei=
lie .geholten. 9asieIbe muroe 6l1rd
.feierliden @ottes0ienit eiltgeleitet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02

P. Saul, 8. g: s., in ct. Martink
P. @ilorius in ct. Midel, P. Soleph,
.. 8. g., in ct. Solepb, P. @omin,
.. 9. g., in ct. Glpuo. - Scr
bobm. P. '@l1go Sell, >. g. g., bis
Dor fur5em @ilfsprielter an ser ct.
@omifa5il1sfirde 81 minneapolis, lit
nltrnebr &farrer BON Goaomap nit
Ser Miiiion Saemo in Ser 0io5ele
Grooflton. - Sim W}ittmod uro Dp,1-
nerltag, SEN 25. ur0 26. Oft, heber=
bergte ct. Sobns Sic &erren gouoro
@itelcod u,1o Miner @aloen @a1lup,
beioe trefflide &iinitler. Ser @ritere
rccitirte &aroinol Nemmon's Meiiter=
merf uSbe Dream of @erontins".
mdbreno SEER &ollup Sic Muiifbe=
9leitl1no 6a3u l%ieferte. 9ln6eren Gags
gaben lie nod gum beiten 2ongfeI=
lom's r&obert Of 2icilp" uro Moi=
ie1et's Sper She SSltgg1er Of @otre
Game" SHE brei Muffiibr11ngen 1po=
ren bodgraoige 2eiitungen ser &11nft,
Sic SEN 8eifou neroiente,1, meld]cn
Gafllt6t uno Gtl16enten idaft ibne,t
5oQten. - Mm 6efte Mqerbeiligen bo=
ben Sic Stltoenten gum eritenmole
in ibrem eigenen Acknowledgements
btelite Sic gespcr %gciungen. Sic
M6nd)e longen bic &esper in ser Oh
telfirde, aetrennt bon Sen Stl,oenter
inns Sen MitalicSern Ser @emein0c
meeen Monael on &ol1lr. - SSn iei=
ner onsge5eidmeten Ereoigt, Sic Scr
bodm'itc s(bt Neter @,,gel, .. g. g..
ont Mitt>pod lebter ISOLDE BEL Scr
Nonfifico1peSper oes 1elten gbtes
Bruno @orfler bon Ser ct. Eeters
Mbtei in Miinfter, Canada, meld)cr
@orn1ittags Sic Mbtmeibe (iiebe m1oerc
Seite) erbielt, gebalten fat u1b III
melder @odberie lbe 6os fr11dtbarc
@irfen scr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES anf
f1tIt1rcm =religi0icn @ebiete belel1dltc=
te, crlp0h1te berielhe riibmlidit Sic
@eroienitc oes bod>p. P. Mfrca
Maper, 8. 9. g., bon ct. G1o,o oils
Ses erlten Yriors Ser gene0ictincr
Mieocrlniiuma in Miiniter, Canada.
GollceebiQe.
6rit Stodi11aer bon st. GlollS
mud)te nit Jamilie Ietten SonntoN
ieinen bier ipob1,enben gltcr:1 cinef
Sc JUDI. - SRI. @elena &eller reilte
lette Mod)e nab Moorbcao, no iie
Sem bod)m. Hater @crbnro, 8. 8. g.
Sen @ousbalt fiibren miro. - @ein-
rilD 2eners bon @e1nepin @ountr,
welder 3mei Meilcn meitlid BON Sol
lege 2o,r0 9efauft fat, laBt ieiner So
mile ol1f 6emielben cine @obmtng er=
ridten. - 2ette ISOLDE bego,m in Scr
Sdntle BEL Mlois @inrsl ser ltnterridrt
nit Simpn Meicr ais 2ebrer. Mn1dh
inn Giitrift IA beim @if. Seller bot
@eorg @11egenberger dig 2ebrer Sen
llnterridt m1fgenomnen. - 2ouis
@artig u1o Srou madten letten-
Sonntag ser Jamilie Seller fire 9ui=
martl1ng.
@olbinsforb.
Ser bereits i'm rMoroltern" Iebte
ISOLDE nod feinem nere,r @eim in Gu
na6a abgei9idte Cert Bictor &ims[
fat INNER nod Dor ieiner Mbreife 10
einige @eiddfte in Sronung at britt
gen, riiitet fib aber mittlertpeile 5u
ietnem baloigen Mbidte6. - Dm
Campaigning in Ser Sdl1le tp11roe
lebte ISOLDE bon @if SOFTER ser erften
Strobe unter8oeen, melde CUR 311frie=
oenbeit beitan6en puroe. - Sos.
8lttmeiler, ,nelder bier rabe5n Elm
Sabr Sen 8etrieb ser 8utterfabrif lei
tete, lit lette ISOLDE na@ ieinem &eim
in 6reeport 3uriidgefebrt, miro ober
balo nieoer cine Stene als erprobfer
8uttermader antreten.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-03
k~EAhSBURG MEN CUT
By GLASS IN EXPLOSION
.sosa, to the EVENING NEwe.

Special to the EVENING NE NE.
K~eansburg, Feb. 3:-J oseph Nor
ris and Howard Smith, who live here
ard q d atiy sw-forht Il
positions as deck hands on the
ferryboats of g. r. II. OF N. j., were
both badly cut by the flying glass
while on duty when the dynamite ex-
sp2eded Wednesday. Mr.. Morris
works on the boat ~SomerviIle and
was cut on the left cheek Just be-
low the eye. Mr.. Smith works on
the boat Plainf1e1d ana received a
severe cash on his right hand. Both
boats were Just leaving their slips on
the Jersey side Of the river when
| the explosion occurred.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-03
MATAWAN

Miss Anna Carman, one OF the
graded school teachers. is confined
to the house with an attack of grip.
Mrs F. Howard Lloyd Is substituting
In her place.
The Keyport Orchestra vas enter
tanned Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hutchinson.
Miss May Bergen, who has been
attending the State Normal School
at Trenton, is teaching at Perth Am
boy, trial preparatory to her gradu-
alton In June at Trenton.
Mr.. Ponderford Shank, of New
York, was a Matawan visitor We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Emmons, of
Red Bank, were visiting friends In
Matawan Thursday. {
The Misses Ethel Lewis, Naomi
Redle and Mildred Morton will at
tend a card party on Saturday eveR'
ing given by Miss Dorothy Dennis at
her home In Newark N. J.