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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05

I'll, at &esierineen er bleperl 'iogei
ftifiet bert. llnber De nplig torar.
ftaIteSe ltnoeriseelier poa Wbtte
gartb @eierpationen fol oct nemlie
babe bit iie, at Tonmelmprferne
life er ioa eanife p%aalioelige, boor.
for Snbioneragenterne er blepne an
mobeoe ON, at De life ifnl antage no.
aen Snoianers SommeImPrfe, meo
minbre oct bepibnes al en- peoerbef-
tia Ianb, Ser Fan ifripe.
gaa Spor otter S%pinbleren. $.
q. Gbafiee al Gmenia, q. DAT, bar
Ebininebperne ubtaget be nsopen'
bige Bapirer I'll at urreitere og brin.
ee tiIbage fro Sos Ingeies, G%uliIor'
mia, en- Sobn armitron9, oeIaa
fien6t iom Sames Gaobegan. Wr.
Gbaffee blep for TO Ior iiben | Win.
neapoIis inpbt for $4,000, ibet ban
beb poa arogen % fiebte Ell 8iilo.
"@ricf". Ghi meuer ban at babe op'
boget Den fifiiee 9ebraeer / Sos In'
geIes, og bill ocrfor fnibe BAN. 90.
foto. Wonben err for itebie belbreoet
for 9piten I'll at fisbe @ulo."Sricf",
men bans Singre flor efter at foa
fat | Sen Wanb, Der fog BAN Iaa
griinbig peo RGien.
ri 9iecnie nbiteSes. @eb ct ipe'
cieIt Ws6e al Gait @rnnb SORTS 9p'
raaS iibIte Wnnoag blep Der pber'
Iigere bepiIget 8 2icenie til i%naoanne
SfiPnfep9rter, Ser firnoe bile 2eie.
fontroft for Den @pgning, boori bens
Sorretning ifiiIbe oripes. elsie 8
bar bIanot De 16, Der isr negtebe8
@eoiIgnirg, og iom life filnbe aabne
lin 6orretning iibite Sorsbag. Dc
ileite al De SfiGnfeoprter, iom MI
erboIot gepiIgnine, bapbe erboIot
9eiefontraft al ct 9rpseerifirma /
Ct. Baul. Ger er enonu ipp Ga.
Ioonpprter, iom life bar npret
iitano til Of erboIbe 9~eiefontraft,
% iom oerfor enbmt life bar fiin-
net be9pnoe Sorretning igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
Mtrbtuun

SsSe at snIt. 2iget al arpio
Nattion, Ser iioite Seit foripanbt
unoer en- Saattltr rpr Sitron Ban,
er MI blepet flmOet, og bet bier iig,
at ben i~taffels Mano er omfommpn
al Suit. San bopbe uben SpiI ban.
bret omfring / l9naere Sio, oa hans
Sig fanotes finn en- balo Wtils Rel ira
en- Ssmmerbug9erleir. Ifbsoes
Stem Dor / 0nns
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05


S%orpbnnoen. On ianbbOISis .SOrsbunS. Der er
Inber fnloftnnots &outrol o. uben 9fee for ~Jrnatbars
beo. Wf9uo fra Roroftaterue bar bprfet ben for
torten War % tent 9en8e. 9efte CT tutet Giatte.
eerii heller ne speort, men ot Deb, bet CT COB SOro
alimast: Senns gsn Tieser omtrsnt so mI ira
SrIftpiten. en- Ssibe at 800 Mob ouer oapet. aislis
ftaeist Rarfarbetbe, 6a enc Ct ufieu6t.
Weentaioet. @ienueuiinitssR eeufdroet er 30
Tomner ONT @aret. bier 1aaaneb bapenbe I'm Del;
tneen 3srte. tneen Sperrisltug er nbooeuoig, ba Der
er tilftrriielig &ean for enboer Gfersoe.
SurobeosttlStanoeu. @guen bar ueret uuber
Sbierpatton, 90 be Gorenebe Staters Wartne 5oipt.
tails RpmHtslion bar rapporteret ON ben for et autal
az War, 9tsie Rapporter flyer, at bet er ben eneite
PSI az BE gOreneoe Statsr, ION er fulSftauSts FIJI for
Vamoei. Sets u~at,trIta. a.ub.b CT bepia peb
Gnalnie. Der ptier ganbet at babe paret bet reuefte al
5000 9rSosr nnosrisgte AZ Slin0ts llniesrilist
y, ~SstSirntMs.n t,,, Sstts IerrttCrtqm bltos5 bet.I'
ira Rpreitaterue. og oenus 8pIoui aioer ESTE ON at
bile neobIioe at pGre ubeu en- Ripalt Snbeu..
Moisn. SpiIienioubeIit Ting fan opIes paaGaib'
Steoer. Sr Gferpoe Fan irembriuges / bper az Garets
paaaueoer, % mere gtats fan aoles paa en- Were euo
bet e. n,nitet at gro I be bsoits %nOrblise @ais. stat,r.
Utdrftoer. Der er az r~otgmmeIigt Soridrgenoe
SrasttUs fsrsr @arerne til Staterue baaoe Iiprp "a
ipS saa. Iiee lase Grasttarter os bnrtis .Seforbring.
gtifaar % paa lang Sto. for en- ubetpbeIis gum pr.
We're. let er lite nsopeubtet at ietts 90 { GIabans
Tor at blioe &isber, men man IAN blipe hiemme %
betale @tsnoonlnieu uo al I'm Gortienene os ~taettaee
ben Itige tB9roi.
Billie bet Tie iuteresf.re Dem. bpis Se bar Hitter
paa al fnnue tieue 5000 I'll 5000 ON Ndret paa en-
GcIn sSaibiuaton & Gboctan Gsuen. Bi ubeiuer
en- BOG paa 20 Stoer, iont ~fort1ner ali ON bette 2ans
% %eiengiper mango Sreue fra EuIf. ioul fienoer San.
bet, bar oprtet bet % er uelftaaenoe % ttIfrebie. Seno
otter oeune BOG. Den foiter tngeuting. Bt suffer,
De ffal ie ben o9 Irre ON oeune beiltse Geu, bppr ot
tlbpoer big et Diem for iaa Lap 1r,s % pdd iaa lette
gtlfaar. De fan aaa til bette une 9anb % bore fiffer
paa, at 9eres Gueret ptl brtu le opbbelt. ia, ire @auge
iaa mango Eeu9e iom | Roroen. Sette CT life LIS
SaIe-oet er 2ierosaieruiuser. % Dor lille Bog ol
o%perbeptie Dem herpm. Strip efter ben. 9erss
Gremtto er itftert uRro ct 9%rimerte. Seuo efter
benue BOG, ben fan ntaafte iuoeipe Dem Sheer. De
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
miacnuNu.
Sfifubrif / Reu Hifmpub.

q. Straubs Sfiiabrif Der for noaIe
iaa Waoneber iioen uebbrpnote /
WtinueopoIis, itaI M eienoprettes /
Rep Ridmono, ibet Den berpGrenSe
understanding bar iifret Sirmaet
ri 5abritbpgnins for ct Siosrum al
lem aar. Sobrifen itaI, til at be.
spnSe meS, ipsieIiatte tpue RanS.
Tause @aper. G. 9. Steens.
lano, Ssn al aibsoe 8oniuI Sale
SteensIanb / Waoiion bar ~iornpIia
ffi9nfet islsenoe @aper: Si0O til
Sidfonisiebiemmet i @bicaeo iamt
en- lisnenoe Gum til gnitaItens
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05

nof beaeriffe iaa aIniinbeli9t Jon
fsr, at Bigger nil flenme en- go. {
500 inb | en- Ro. A Sfo. Seq har
iolJt nogle Sunoreoe Bar Sfo | it1
Sio og peo list ON, bpab noset itcre
Gomefsbber maa finoe Zig /, na1r Be-
res gierinbe er Iibt - toifetl limb.
ffplo, Gamer! oct Dor life iaa iIbe
iagt iom ment.
en- gift Sfueipiaer peb ct Sent
centsSeater / Chicago blep of 9om.
mer Sanbis ienbt til Slaperiet pao
ii aar for at 10 narret meo Jig en-
10 aar gammel Bige til Nliscatine
Sa., og Der forlaot benoe. S en- al
porlig Gale, Oommeren boIot for
Slpngelen, Loo ban bam og ANDRE
pibe, at "15 4ar eamIe bigger par
ben farlieite Gina / 2anoet of beiatte
fig meb for borne Weno, iier naar
De babe Some og 9srn osiaa." -
Set err / i'm Srben at tole libt for
8allerierne ogiaa, raar man bar lao
pas aloorIige Sing at preoife ON.
On Stenbugeer | Bnterion, 81. S.,
blep FER ON Sngen arreiteret for al
ia ipigret lin IA 4ar gamle Spiger.
inoe iait til en- Stol. San bolot ben.
be nebe / StoIen meo BEN enc Saano,
mems ban meo BEN anoen orep Spi'
ger giennem &lPoerne benbes og NED
/ StoIie6et. 9et par SpiJermobe'
rem, iom fit Nanoen arreiteret. Slige
"SorbrpoeIier" gift tibt uitraffet!
s bet ianune Storblab, ieg bentei
openitoaenoe "Rpbeo" ira, lei er iee
ON en- SfueIpiler, iom bar anlagt
Gag for $4,000 Dollars moo en-
Sfueipiuertnoe, Der baooe 9toet ban
ct &ap ooer S~aanoleoet. ., on
uififfelige Bige!
On Sabrifarbeioer | Baris bar
ifsIae ct am. 9Iab anlagt gritat'
ningsias MOB Sabrifeierne, foroi en-
Spipnsmano baooe barfet pua ban
Iiot. ga imiblertio nGpnte Spipns-
mano par @uttens ~fisoelige Gar,
funoe Surpen life bli enig. Set er
iaare taabelist at saa til &etten mes
Saaer, iom De ire iioinrpnte. @isr
bet fife, erebe 29ier!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
5oranSrct abresie.

8eo. ). Setber, S15 G. Sranflir
Gbe., R~inneapolis, Winn.
Rin eamle abresie bar: 9feb. :. Ses
tier. 1901 g. 17tb Ct, RinneapoIis.
Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
SmaaruIf.

Som RegeI ffaI man life i9tte |
@eoegelie noget, bpis Retning, 5urt
os Sslser man bperfen bar beregnet
eller peb Jig iitano til at fontrolere.
Sormaninsen gi9loer uopgtige, men
liporne 4utomobilfisrere, oumoriIt-
ge 2uftieiIere, 8rpbifpttere / almin-
beligbeb og tanfelsie, bimme Ssn'
bagsiegere / Serbelesbeo, iamt ale
Slass u~foriigtise "glinfifpttere".
Den fan osiaa paste for uforbeoerlige
SIaoberbanfer, onbifabsfuloe, iarl-
pittigbeosIsie SfmbaImagere og BET
Slaes "Reformatorer", iom belit
logger an paa at opbioie fine Silbs'
rere os optenbe SAB os Sepnlpit !
beres Sierter.
Saa Iangt, Sc fleite al os fan buife
tilbase, bar en- eller anben Sarriion
iom 8egal peret 8or5ermeiter / ben
itore Stob Chicago. So, b~oorfor lite,
lom ct Sopablab i~oreilaar, forunore
Rapret til Sarriionpine?
Roneresmanb Wnnn fra Sninois
er Bit 1inoritetsleoer, berettes Ser.
Set pil pel bare il, at ban er Seoer
for Waioriteten al Winoriteten.
8ongresmanb Berger, ben eneite
Socialiit / be Soreneoe StaterS gta'
Notwithstanding, bar ianbelig gar'
lag til at fsle Jig en- ON. Der buroe
babe ppret en- eaer TO I'll, iaa Oct fun.
De bit ct "Socialiitparti".
8 en- Senieenoe er Ssnen uiiere
emo mangen en- Ytanb Den fagler
life, fsr Den bar lngt lit seg.
Ipno, iom gaar meo "R9ien /
Seiret", err at foretrGffe for WGno,
ser bar i'm NGie / andre Soils Sor'
retninger, bem9rfer en- amerifanif
Sumoriit. Sar ban alorig trnffet
paa Ienb, Der funoe 5aa meo 9te-
len / @eiret og paa iamme 9io ia
ben borte / andre Soils affPrer9 Seq
bar fienbt benz, Der funbe uofere bet
SIaes Weiteripffe meb lit Snpoe-
ifaft.
en- 9ostonlase bar regnet no, at
en- SorfisIeIie / &opebet foIter | @ien-
neminit $44.S4. San sisr insen Sor.
IfieI paa sobe Sopeber og rent1,o
perSiIsie a~loosbopeoer, Iaapibt ieg
fan Ifisnne. Ser er BOG libt Sor-
ifiel, Sr. Softor!
ct WeebIem al en- ~Sboe Dealers
asiociation" | Nep gorf opIpier os
ON, at aoinoerne / amerifa iaar
itsrre % itsrre Sober. Soab betpr
MI bet2 Naar 8riiene beepnoer at
faa Ianse Srpner CO tpffe Ben, bar
ieg oct paa. at BET er paatioe at fa.
met Blob" inc | @riicflcffen. for oct
blir Stunts" al olc iammen. Sc
itore apinSeieooer er bos neppe no.
get Segn paa. at ben amerifanife
8pinoe "besenerer". 9e er beuer ct
gepis paa, at bun bruser Ssoberne
mer enc for aar tiIbase. Oct er Bit
mer ~alminSelist for 8pinoer END for
en- Menneifealoer iioen at oeltage !
9egunsspclier % bep9se fla tiIfobs
noe / Subs frie, berlise gatiir. %
Get er, JON bel bsr bore. Set er pist.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
.OnlkerDeen
for S. ON ~ftlaaneden?
Gn Of oisie f~rnstbare 1O.aers
SS0rme / Nfohorro Acknowledgement

Gn al oisie frnstbare 1O.aere
Sarme | alabama, 8i0unberIanbet!
beliggenoe n9r gelIoip 8ine, @oibinaton
9o., Nlabama. peo @aibinston & Gbuctau
Sernbane, so Ntil fra @ulftnIten.
De tilbpoes III Ell | bgi Grab lppenoe Sci.
ligbeo til at erbperpe, til en- meget lop Bris
o9 paa bilige Betin9elier, ct Diem for Dem
ielp ! bet melt frustbare 2anb iBeroen, bper
10 Gcres pil hoe en- Snfomit at $1,000 til
$4,000 ON Garet-bppr life alene en-, men to,
tire % enops fire Gfsrpber fan bsfteS bpert
gar paa bet iamre Stpffe Sprb, bpor &lis
ma, bet naturlise 8esnfulo os Sorobuno
%torener JIG til at betinse Ell gapmilo Sgit.
Sproen err pasienoe for alminoeligt Nger.
brig, WRais, 8omulo, @rpntia9er, Srugiaul,
Ngboer eler ior Sgniepolb, 8reaturapl, Bi'
apl. Weieriorift o. T. b.
&c Ian figbe Sam Der paa Iana 5ib meo aarIiae
@fbetaIinaer, ener poa imaa mtaaueoliae @fbetaItnaer
al Gp M nm 0D
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05

Saa Iangt, Be fleite al os Tan BUTTE
tilbage, bar en- ener anoen Sarriion
iom &esal peret 9or5ermeiter / ben
itore Stob Chicago. So, bporfor life,
lom ct Sopablab ioreilaar, forunore
Rapnet til Sarriionpiue?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05

Rongresmano Warn fra Sninois
er Bit Minoritetsleoer, berettes Der.
Set piI pel bare ii, at ban er 9eoer
for Maioriteten al Winoriteten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05

8ongresmanb Berger, ben eneIte
SocioIiit / BE Sorenebe Staters Na-
Notwithstanding, bar %ianbelig aar'
Jag til at isle Jig eniom. Ser buroe
babe peret en- eGer TO til, iaa oct fun.
De bit Ell "SociaIiitparti".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21

OPERATING
OUTLOOK rs MORE THAN EN-.
couRAeINo FOR SEASON.
ran and Winter Products Are Now
Being Made In the Wheeling
District.

With the fall and winter now rand.
" approaching. the outlook in the
Wheeling district Is more than en-.
couraging and present indications are
that practically all the industries in
this vicinity will operate in fun
throughout the winter months. Inter.
views from many OF the managers OF
the local industries yesterday secured
oy reporter were TO the effect that
wheeling has very bright winter
before IL. That is all the industries
VIII operate in full. giving employ.
ment 10 thousands OF men
The Riverside department OF the
National Tube Company, at Benwood.
which furnishes employment TO sew
eral thousand local mill men. has been
operating in full and will continue
TO do so until after Christmas. The
officials OF this plant state that pres
ent indications are that the big fac
tory will operate throughout the
winter. The Wheeling Steel & Iron
works will also operate in full until
late In the winter. The Wheeling
Mold Foundry which now has on
file orders for the furnishing OF over
a million dollars worth OF materials
for the Panama canal, aside from their
other contracts. will operate day and
night throughout the winter months
The Wheeling Corrugating COMPANY
and its branch concerns in the Wheel
ing district. are operating in full and
the outlook is very good.
Glass Industries.
The Christmas and fall patterns OF
glass ware are now being made by
the many glass industries of this vicin.
ity. All these plants which furnish
employment TO thousands of glass men
will operate in full until after the
holidays. when the usual shut down
will be taken for repairs and invent
DRY. The Northwood. Central. Eos.
toria. Haskins. North Wheeling and
other glass plants are now operating
steadily.
The potteries are now operating
manufacturing their Christmas lines.
while the Wheeling Sanitary Manu-
featuring Company and the many
other factories OF the Wheeling dis.
trict are operating in full
Business View.
From business mans standpoint.
the outlook for the fall and winter in
this city Is also very encouraging
Already the fall line of clothing.
furnishings and other goods have ar
rived and the sale. according TO the
statement Of the managers OF the big
departments has been unusually
heavy. William Somerfield. manager
or the W"riheimer store. states that
more clothing has been sold in Wheel
ing so far this fall than for many
years which has a tendency TO show
the prosperous condition Of the city.
All the department stores have pur-
chased very heavily for their holiday
trade which this wear promises to
eclipse that OF any previous year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
STONE & THOMAS
MILLINERY OPENING
LATE MODELS IN WOMEN'S
HEADGEAR MAKES BRILLIANT
DISPLAY.
Rich VelVets N Wash Shades Seem
10 Take Lead m Stunning
Feminine Creations.

Amid q profusion 81 ported plants.
palms ana flowers the new Autumn
hats were introduced To- the ladies' 81
Wheeling and vicinity Wednesday on
%" OCCASION 81 the FaU Millinery
opening at stone 4 Thomas depart
mrnt store. % was the occasion Of
Greater Mh''liug's first complDt,.
showing 81 the authenticated millinery
modes Tor Fnll and Winter and IN.
ladies turned ont by ia. hundreds 10
View the creations
The display was well worth fh. q
fort for r1fnpro NJ nsivsu-ss and pic.
tur"squ'ness 90 has not been equaiIcd
even ht the formtr formal openings ~
this firm. The East Indian note both
In shap' and colufings seems 90 have
inspired creators Of hcadw.ar o. new
hnrm"nles 30 beauty The shapes ~
IN" hats were 80 varied ~ 90, gent
uses that created them Both large
and small effects are in equal owl
d'nre. th" swcrping Rembrandt and
fh" graceful Osiu'sburough being
noted lu small effects fh.r. are three.
pronounced TENDENCIES th, high
pointed .f"wr 90" marrow hat ~ ~
from" IruEfh from Uark fo front and
fh' ta'r. 'u'irrilng bonnet shape all
th"s" and msnf more ar. seen
in ,nl"tinrs the now hats show
n.F' and white. uFhf ana dark
'r"Nns. cremation purple ar-i th~
N.rh . stern tones HrF many other
exquisite .nVffrHfirue Th. rIm.
nIrrs r.Idf h.ef f4f- 4rd a.ss
Hr. shaded feathers ufnH. novel
ffHrsf eTs.fr in ostrich. vffr Iarfa
aft entire H.rurs uf rH'f .rnuf.
.f.f Dot sf.trAiirs .rra0 n.nfs .f ...
cameo ans 90 Ussf f. fr'nr ..t fhs
f.rh .sh's , 'he ~.rf.rf.I .hsI.d
ar. frFta. r.s'f. ....a orc
HH"H" "'. .H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21

cd 10y Atttnev Frank OBrien
So weak did the defense consider
The states case that bur one witness
vas examined The jurors were ~
follows y " Grafton. del Wood
y y Kemple. Charles Ebeling. Rob.
erf Ne"k Leo Iatiam. VI \ Nc.
Feency. Charles Klein. IS q Dick
man. Louis Carl Conrad Bremer and
Joseph Dudley
To-day 'hs caao ~ rho state '.
tfsr.s- Reuter- ts snf for frll Reu.
'er il. accused OF sunday selling o.
I1IY-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
NEW ROOF
VIII Probably be placed on Count,
Building Following Inspee-
ton Yesterday.

An inspection ~ the roof ~ tho
county pilding was made yesterday
morning hy tho commissioners and
Architect George 3 Mooney. with a
view ~ determining its condition II
vas decided 10 take no the tin In Ger
'aln places and 20 determine from its
'ohbuon whether 10 apply a ne.y
one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
REMOVAL NOTICE.

The old established barber shop
owned by Clemaus 4 Jackson has
removed 10 the basement of Schmul-
bach building. where the very best
service will he given to old patrons.
"a well as new.
The ladies and childrens depart
ment will be- entirely separate from
the barber shop. and Mr. n. b. Glenn
ans will devote his entire time to
this special work.
.-fq-tI-ea. - ~ n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
NOTICE. 10 coMrsAcroas

Ih" sr"cihcatione FOR tho paving ~
tdEinF'0n Lane can nov be- seer ~
fh" recorder Office Fcho Poinf Al
bids must be- entered is -erf 7-fb =.
90 GENE WfN=fOW
Recorder
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-08-25
FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN
ESTATE.

In the village of Orwell Addison
County, Vermont. facing the "Green,"
two story wooden house, and plot on
which it is situated, consisting of about
one and three. quarter acres. House has
on ground floor, hall, reception room,
parlor, dining room, bed room and large
bath, XII chen, laundry pantry and
closets. Five chambers on second story
Hardwood finish, furnace heated, and
provided with tank and running water
Good garden, fruit trees, barn and sta
bles Sufficient land to pasture cow
Will be sold furnished or unfinished
Possession given at once.
An exceptional opportunity to pur-
chase an attractive home, ready for oc
cupancy, in "A pleasant village, on ad-
vantageous terms. Induire OF
GEORGE NJ. WRIGHT,
1913 Executor.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-08-25
Close of Spring Grove Camp
Meetinu.

The Young People Assembly at Spring
Grove closed Sunday with three great
services. District Superintendent the
Rev. DR.. j. III. Coleman, subject in the
morning was "The Hand of Providence
in Methodism.' The Rev. c. L. Evarts
preached in the afternoon on "The Pos
session of the Holy Spirit" In the even
ing DR.. G. P. Benton, president of I'm
iversity of Vermont, spoke on Our Dual
Nature. His text, "Smon, Satan hath
desired to have thee was so presented
as to move the entire audience to a de-
sire for the higher life. The out going
officers of the society announce all bills
paid and cash, pledges and resources to
the amount of $3.50 to place in the hands
of the new cabinet for the work of the
coming year. The weeks meeting has
been great success and an influence for
good has been eXerted over the young
people of the district.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-08-25
Curious Eskimo Living.

Furniture is quite unknown in a COM
mon Eskimo home" writes the wife of the
Danish governor of Greenland, Anna
Bistrup, in an article on Eskimo Wom-
en- in Greenland" in the September Cen
fury"
The houses of the Eskimo are all
built of stone and turf, with the windows
opening toward the sun, the one entrance
always being on the side that is least ex-
posed to the wind. Along the back wall
runs a platform, pallet of boards, raised
eighteen inches above the floor. 1t is
from six to eight feet deep, and through
its whole length it is divided into rooms
or spaces of eight or ten feet. Each
room is separated from the neighboring
room by a partition of board or skin.
An open passage runs the whole length
of the house along the pallet rooms and
serves for the traffic of all the inmates;
but each pallet room claims for its own
the bit of passageway adjoining.
Each pallet room is occupied by one
family, and there they stay night and
day. The best pallet room is the inner
most, and is always occupied by the
owner of the house, or the oldest, if
the house has more than one owner.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-08-25
NOTICE.

The bondholders of the Brandon Italian
Marble Company are hereby notified that
sad Company, under the right reserved
10 1t IN Article 7 of the mortgage secur-
ing said bonds, gave due notice to the
Trustees of its election to pay all of the
remaining outstanding bonds July /, 1911:
that under said notice all of said bonds
have been paid except Nos 6, 10 and II
for $4,000 each. and Nos. II to 70 inclu-
sive and No. 100 for $4,000 each, and
that the holders of said numbered bonds
are unknown.
Notice of the foregoing and that inter.
est on said bonds Will cease thirty 800
days from the date hereof, is hereby
given in accordance with the mortgage.
BRANDON ITALIAN MARBLE co.
August IL, 1911. 1872
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-08-25
Fire Damages Landmark.

Fire in the old toll house on the road to
Berlin pond. Montpelier, caused $1,000
loss Sunday morning. Fire was discover
ed in bedroom near a chimney. The
distance from the nearest hydrant made
it impossible to string more than one line
of hose and the roof was destroyed.
The house is about 100 years old and
landmark. 1t is owned by E. c. Gitchell
and occupied by Emanuel Lascre. Git
chell's loss was covered by insurance,
but Lascre will lose heavily from water
damage.
The hose carried on the first cart would
not reach the fire and with one line near
ly all the hose carried on the two carts
was in use.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-08-25
SHARKS

While Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Ferguson
were returning home from visit to F.
E. Stokes last Saturday the harness
broke while going down the hill and let
the wagon onto the horse. The horse
ran and threw them both out hurting
them quite severely, cutting big cash
in MIR. Ferguson's head and injuring him
otherwise. 1t also hurt Mrs. Ferguson
arm quite badly.
Mrs B. F. Browns Sunday school class
gives a cantata. GA Day in the Woods, "
September IA,
Mrs. Ira Stokes and daughter, Mrs.
Orange Stokes visitei at w. B. Ellison S,
/ Newell Stokes and w. w. Mason's sew
eral days last week.
Mrs. Cora Hallock and daughter Mae,
have been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ursula
Stokes, the past few days.
Arthur Stokes is working for Clayton
Stokes.
The Purinton reunion will be held Au-
gust "a with Mr.. and Mrs Ambrose Grow
in Bristol.
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Stokes are visiting
her mother in Ferrisburg.
A considerable rain fell last week, so
that it raised the springs and did lots Of
good
Rev. Franklin Blake preached very
able sermon last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thorn of New York
are here to spend the rest of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Ellison, Verne
Ellison and Miss Chloe Hill visited their
sister, Mrs. Julius Hill, in South Burling-
ton last week.
rthur StOlyes is on tba sicly liSt
Ben Smith, Carl Smith, Herman Smith
and Will Bebeau of Addison and Bird
port were visitors in town last Friday
and Saturday.
Several Farmers have taken out their
cream from the creamery and are carry
ing it elsewhere.