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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-13
Spbe @arf Rotisen.

Yrofellor nno Sran @barles yeber
uon Dsft Gin StraBe iinb bur6 bic
>@sburt sinss E6dterlsins beslfdt NOR.
ben uuO Der Rupu 1T ipssisll ftols auf
Die iunss 0eltbiirserin.
= Srau Suian Ssrber bon Norb
Spoe Pari Gusnue, so Sabre ult nno
felt ben lsstsn 20 Sabrsn cine ssbrsrin
in Der 80. 10 Sdnls. lift am Srsitas
Diorssn ssitOrbsn uno puros SOnntus
giadmittas priuutim bssrbiSt. Sc iibsrs
lebt fis cine Tohtsr.
= Der % Sabre alte Wfi6aet Scar.
nep pom 8anois StraBe lift am Sreitas
i'm Moiss Euplor SOipital ben gsrlss'
unsen erlesen, bic sr am Dienitas jris
Dor i'm aepier 8allsb Sof Der 9ada.
mamma @Ompanis erbislt. ais cine
DSremieitanse brad uno er unter bic
&dOsr itirSts.
= Sobn Wiarbello periu6te DOM
neritas giaat on Scranton StraBe ben
9obn aouha 3u sridisBen uno CAB Spsi
Ruseln auf ibn ab cine orans ourd
bic Sdultsr. ole anbere itreifte ieinen
Stopf, uorauf Warbello bic Slutt er.
ariff. Yeioe Wt1nner hatten porher
Streit, Der init mebreren Slaeeu Dor
sinem albsrmunn elm 9iahipiel bate.
slcafa lief iid feline 0unoen i'm 0sit'
ieite Soipital beaanoeln uuo fonnte
oann beimfebreu. Wtaroella Durbe erit
am Wiontus BON Der POlisei oinsfeit
ssmadt uuo mad siusm 8erb6r unter
Sarsidaft gum Proseb ssbalten.
= Sn Der Montag absnb absebal.
tsnen Sabresueriammluns Der beutidsn
Presbgteriihen @emeinbe uOn @beitnut
auenue murosn bic folssnoen 8sumtsn
erwdhlt: Prdfbsnt, 3. 3. Surf9sl ;
SiSe Prdioent. 0illiam Troftsl; Se'
trstdr, 9surp Sdubert; Shasmsiiter,
Billiam Seber; Gruitess. Senrp Siloe-
brandt, Sobn Sdilo unb @briit. Sff'
lamb; asltsits, @eOrse Sod. Charles
SdIsna, Suitus sBsbsr. Senrp Wtss.
Ssorse @briit, SafOb Rsibert, 9uitau
Sauer. @eOrss anierism uno @burles
Wisllert. @s wuroe beihlcGen. bas
Subildum Der @emsinOs i'm Sftober obs
Subulten unb Der Sabresausfug ioll
ON 6. Suli nad) 2ufe 3obore erfOlsen.
Die uOrsslsSten Ssri6te 3sistsn. bub
Die @emeinoe iid in einem bliibsIosn
3uftauO bsfiuost.
8rianntma9una. -:.Snbem id bus
pbOtoSrapbiide StnoiO BON @bsrt.6rsp.
421 2adapanna gluenue, iibernommen
babe, bite i'd oas wsrtbe beutide Pub.
lifum. mir feline ssnsists aunoiduft ju.
,uwenOsn. Sir 3onfirmanoen 3inbsr
perbsu ernisbriste Preiis fur PbOtOsra'
pbisen in Sruppen oOsr ein3sln bepill'
ist. 9err 9snrp 5rsD piro bel ben
Nufnabmsn mitnirfen.
a6tunssuollft
14,2 oscar Gram b. /.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-13
@as Der esfrstar bts fSnisIi6en aoHiu'
lats bon Stalien iiber Sorni's
alpenfrGuter iagt:

uiptHtrnuter inBI.
Pbilabslpbia, 3d.. 10. Mdr3 1910.
Or. Better Sabrnsb & Cons. Chicago.
8srtbs Ssrrsnl @s irsut mid iebr,
cine Nsentur fiir Sbren alpenfrauier
annebmsn ju f0nnen, cine Wieoi.
ain, bic ie6e Samilie I'm Sauie balten
ollte, iei es aud nur cine Slaihe, nm
aus5ufinosn. msl6 ein merthpolles. blut'
er,eussnoss uno bic @eiunbbeit fOrbsrn.
bss Wtittel bieielbs lit.
Was mid anbetrifft, 70 peroe i'd,
mein Deites tbun. um oenielben befannt
3u MAIDEN, ipie er es .peroient. Shr Gls
pentrduter bat meine Satin furirt unb
ibre @siunobsit mieoer bereeitellt. Sd
fam isst alls, welde mid frasen. aus
@rfabrung ueriihern. ba6 Der alpen,
frduter oils sin3iser. bsller 6offnunss.
ftrabl alien 3ranten lsuhtet, felblt nenn
bic iossnanntsn ipiiisni4aftli6en Se,
banolungen periagt babsn.
@s freut mid, oaB mir btefe @elegen,
belt eebotsn lit, Sbnen meinen Danf
aus3uipreheu unb slsih3eitis meinsr
0o9ahtung ueriidern 3u t0nnen.,
Sbr gan, ersebeuer
@uiisppe be stepbaHo,
Setretdr oes f0ni9liAen 8oniuluts
uon Stallen.
Reiioen,: 1918 90. 10. Street,
philadelphia, go.
Sorui's alpsnfrduter III ni6t In Gpo,
tbsfsn ju baben. ionoern wiro ben Seu.
ten Sirett ssliefert burA Gofalassntsn,
pelde anssitsllt iino uon ben @issntbii.
meru, Or. Petsr 5abtnep & CONS Co.,
1925 90. 9opne aue., Chicago. 81.
5orni's Sllpenfrduter Blutbeleber 1T
3u baben bel Seurp 0alter. 1O11 @sbar
aueuue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-13
Satet @nd1 per salben aeaen "a

tarrb, bic AusdTlbr suibaItsn. bd Autfibtl
iitr ben Stun ets @tru2es iIifOrtn unb bae
game Spifsm pSlis ;nriiiiti pire, pmn 90
ourb bic Ibldmistn Sbua6 tn sinbrinst.
Solht Nrtiftl fclsH ME aubtr 9srorpnune
aui bIuftnrr a,rits afbrau6t psIptn ea bsr
StaNtu. ben iis auriGfsn, isbnmdl 70 srOb n
ale eae @utt, oas Sbr baron tlitltn fSnnisi.
5alfs Ratarrb- Sur, fabrbiri pom ..
) Sb,nty & Co., IOlsbp, O., tnibdlt ftin
AutdiilbtT uup pire innuIib efnpmmsu unb
pHit eirsft duf bic lGItimissn Sbnh6Hn bts
Syftms. gHtnH 3br Saa's Rat TrD aur
fault, isib hhu, baB 5br bic 6&is btfcmmt.
GIT ptrp tnnsrl6 asnpmmtn uue In JUIspp,
Obir, ron Q. 5. GbsHss u 90. etma1t.
1dS- 8srfauft bon alien ApOtbsffru, prtis
75e bic 6lnlGs.
pal's 8amiIitn piIsu ius bic bsIftu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-13
Nus benz pbsren Ebale.
(Gr4balb @orrelponbens.)

= Wfi4asl Popsd unb feline Satin
Marb, bersn Sinh im lsstsn Ssrblt 3u
Didion Gitb pon sinsm Dasen Der
3sgitone Bran SOmpanie iiberfabren
nno seiDbtst wurbs, baben leste @o9e
ssssn bic ssnunnts @Ompauis cine @ut.
iddoisuussilass fur $40. 600 sintrasen
laiisn.
- Gin Pulusrbaus bel osm neuen
gio. 2 Sdudt gu Slppbunt fog Dom
neritaS yiadt In bic @uit uno nabe.
itsbenoe @sbdube wuroen sridittert
unb oeren Senitsri6eibsn ssbro4en,
aber nismanb psrlsst. Die @ridiitter'
uns mar I'm sanSsu mittleren &bale be-
merfbar.
- Der 16 Sabre ulte @eorse Wtars'
ben uOn Slppbant. Elm slnseitellter Oes
oortissu .. & 8. BREEDERS. ftiirSte am
Donneritas cine 9Dbe uon 60 SUB ucn
BEN BREEDER uno erbielt Elm sebrOhenes
@enid, bsibe Nunseu burdbObrt uno
bic Seine uno. grme 9ebrohen. iooae
sr fiiuf,ebn Wtinuten ipater ben @siit
auf9ab.
- @ins unbsidiiste eamps. bic Der
Bersmann Patrid Bsrrg BON Olppbant
trus, ent3iiuOste am Dienitas Yormit'
tas in Der Stsrrid @rsef 3sf,e cine an'
seiammelte @asmaHe unb BERN, iomis
iein Sanolanser Sobn SEQ, ipuroen ba.
ourh idlimm uerbrannt. Beioe Bers
lssts purbsn na6 bsm Staat 6oipitaI
ssnOmmeu, mo ibre @eneinns srmartet
fpiro.
(@arbonbale @orreiponben3.)
- Sin ihblif fubrenbsr .. & Us.
3us rannts am Disnitus 0torsen nubs
Der Belmont StraBs 8reu,uns in sinsn
auf BEN Suuptselsiie itebenbsu SOhIen'
,us uno es CAB Elm jtemlid b0iss
SBrud. oas bic @slsiie bis uabsSu Wtit'
tag blOdirte. ieOOh entfamsn Die 3us.
anssitellten unusrlest.
= Srau @briitian Shr6ber BON @a'
naan StruBe. bic Dor rs Sabren in
Deuti6lano 9sborsn nuroe uno ieil
1882 bier wObnbuft mar, 1T um Diem
flag absno Der altersihwdde srlssen,
sic wiro BON osm @uttsn. brsi SUbnsu
uHo elmer Eodtsr tibsrlsbt; ibrs BET
issuns erfolst i'm MaplspOOO SrisbbOf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-13
Samen-Samem-Samem.

9iotbs, psiBs uno sslbe Stsdjwiebsln,
crime @rbien. Soru. Salat, Rettise.
Raoieshen, Bobnen. rotbe. weiBe uno
9eIbe Riiben. ionic ale Sorten uon
friihen oeutihsn Sdmereien beim Rae
ODER Pfunb.
@omaro Siebeder,
14,6 $50 Vadamanna Gpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-13
@allep Wie,p 0arf 8cu,ert.

an Der suursl 9inis. SOnntas Siaamit'
tag, ben 23. apriI, I'm 8 lbr. lusnn bic
8ittsruus ss erlaubt. alsranbsr's So.
pelle. @intritt fret. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-13
Sffer 6rua.

giihts gan, 70 fsin als pie cine bliib.
enos Pfanje ooer cine Sbabtsl nit
S9nittblnmen.
@iarf. Slortft,
124 WaibinstOn apsnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-13
6 Srp3ent SDpOtbefen.
3UalsD+

&ealeiseatbnm sa berfamfem.
$1275 Ssds 3fiimsr Saus, Saeune,
Nder iebr sutes ganb, aborn
Shattsnbdume unb Nspislbdns
me, brsi Wiinntsn pon Der an.
balteitatiOn Der Strassnbabn In
Oalton.
100 Siebsn 3inimer Saus, GtarPs
Summit, isbr srOBe 9Ot, uabe
bel StraBeububn, Sir9t uno
S1ule.
45oo PradtuOles Saus, alls gsrbsi.
ierun9en, nabe Der o., Z. & US.
uno NOrtbern electric, Glart's
summit.
1875 Ght 3immer Saus, elm ader
Sano, S6eune, GnSabl Srndts
banme, iebr nabe Der anbaltes
ftatlon osrStraBenbabn. Dalton.
5000 Sebr sutes feds 3immsr 9aus.
gutter asllsr. srOBe Dadfammsr,
alle Tsrbsnsrunssn, uolle &ot,
yloro Sineoln Guenue.
2O0o Sisbsn 3immsr Saus unb pier
Cots, Wiarion Strabe
1850 N9ieun 3immsr Saus, quite GOT,
5rudt. Sonssoals Strass.
270o 3wsi 5umlIisn Saus, srobs Got,
&aum iiir sinsn ooppeltsn Btod
borne, 0iew StraBe.
$500 Ssbr blbides Sans. feds .3im.
mer, sroBe Dudiammer, polle
got, aoamS sIusnus. Dunmore.
1900 @issntbum auf Der Shbisiis;
Wiistbs bstrdst $85 ben Dionat.
21Oo a6t 3immsr Saus. polls Got,
Uople Stra6e, Dunmore.
$500 Doppsltss 9aus, aht 3immer
bic Seiis. alle gsrbeGernnseu,
electric Straes.
1000 Doppsltss Saus, feinss gus,
iebsn. alle Ysrbsiierunssn, @lse.
trio StraBe.
2soo Sehs 3immsr 9aus, 9ot 100
SsuB in Sront, Wioniep apsnue.
22oo Doppsltss Saus. quite Gage on
Bon Stor6 slpsnns.
$500 Doppsltss Saus. @dlOt. 9absn
an Der Gds, quite @elsssnbsit fir
@is Cream ParlOr, @isarrsn u.
M. Glib Mfain auenue.
$500 Saoen uuo BObnuns, 9ot 13O
bel 140, isbr quite 9slessnbsit
fur sinsn aufsswedten Wiann.
23oo 9aus, feds 3immer auf benz
srftsn Stod, pier auf bsm smei.
ten, Got 60 bel $50, an @beltnut
StraBe.
3u permietbem.
gabeu i'm 100 Slod. Sranflin gusnue
2aosn 20 bel so on Sisbsntsr Strase
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-13

6emife uuS Slumen Samen
IN @lart's Samen Sanbluns, 124 v.
Waibiuston ausnus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-13
2afaipauna 3meia.

Seine Seriammlnna ON Sreitas
SSessn oes @burfreitases fdut BIZ
Tsriammlun9 morSsn Absnb aus uni
1T usrlsst auf
Sreitae, ben 81. sfpru.
Sttte, ss 10 bsiaunt wis mOslid iu
MAIDEN bel allen Wiitslieoern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-13

Die felnsten Drucisarbeltsn IN der stadt
Llefert die once des "Woehenblatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-13

2absn i'm 100 Slod. Srantlin auenue
2aoen 20 bel so an Sisbsntsr Strase
@infa9e unb boppelte Uobnbanisr
uno Stats In allen Ebsilsn Der Staot.
Bir faufen, usriaufen. psrmistbsn
unO usrii6srn @issutbum in alien Tbeis
len Der Stabt uno bss' Counties. @S
wirO Sie bsIablsn, baB sic uns fon.
iulttren, ebe sic elm abtommen trsffsn.
$40 Gpnnen Oeb6nbe.
Seeues 500. altes 468S.
Sffen Samffa8 abenb
uou 7.30 bic $50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-21
Mrs. Thorn Entertains.

Mrs. Arthur X. Thorn was hostess
last evening in her home on Mulberry
street at large and beautifully APP
pointed reception from to O'Clock.
The guests were hidden to meet Mrs.
Stuart F. Reed. of Charleston, and
Mrs. Ernest Yates, Of Chicago. The
parIor had for its floral decorations
pink and white asters, where Mrs.
Thorn, her guests of honor and Mrs.
Guy Rumbaugh received the many
guests. In the reception hall was an ar
tistic table with floral decorations OF
nasturtains and there fruit
punch was served by Mrs. Charles
Smiley, assisted by Miss Elsie Yates.
of Chicago. Most attractive was the
dining room with it's decorations Of
golden rod and the tables center
piece of a huge basket of golden rod
augmented by a large bow. of golden
colored satin ribbon.
Mrs Homer Villains presided over
the ices and was assisted in serving
by Miss Mildred Lamberd. Assisting
through the rooms were Mrs. Harvey
F. Smith and Miss Cora Smith. All
during the reception a delightful
program of music was rendered by
a string orchestra stationed in the
upper hall. About 100 guests called
during the evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-21
Bridge Luncheon.

A very unique and attractive bridge
luncheon was given today by Mrs.
Charles Lamberd in her attractive
home on East Main street, compliment
tary to Mrs. ernest Yates, of Chicago.
and Mrs. Stuart F. Reed, of Charles
ton. Upon the arrival of the guests
fruit punch was refreshingly served
Miss Mildred Bamberd presiding at
the punch bowl Later three tables
were pleasingly arranged for bridge
whict
At O'Clock delicious salad
luncheon was served at small tables.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Yates
and Mrs. Reed, Miss Cora Smith, Mrs.
william II. Lewis, Mrs. Arthur X.
Thorn, Mrs. Mansfield Nicely, of Fair
mont; Mrs. Homer Williams, Mrs.
David Carter. Mrs Virgil Highland,
Mrs. Frank Dennson, Mrs. Charles
Smiley, Mrs. Charles Findley, and
Miss Cora Atchison,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-21
Miss Hornor Honor Guest.

AS social courtesy for he~
guests. Misses Mary Hornor, of
Clarksburg; Louise Hopkins, OF
Washington, D. c.; and Harriet
Smith, of Ravenswood, Miss Bernice
earle entertained most delightfully."-
with a bridge luncheon Wednesday
at the residence of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. earle, on Nine
tenth street. Roses and ferns
were utilized for decorating the
apartments in use and pleasing
effect was obtained by the arrange
ment OF flowers and Ereenery. At
ter the games the prize, a bouquet
of Killarney roses, was awarded to
Miss Bertha Baird. Supplementary
to the contests repast was served
Three tables were in service. They
were surrounded by the following
in addition to the honor guests:
Misses Rebecca' and Bertha Baird,
of wheeling:; Mrs. Ray Roberts, Of
Elizabeth; Misses Resale Metclaf,
of Jacksonville, Fla; Mabel Brown,
Lou Vandevender, Doris Dudley. re
becca dis. Julia Brown and Fran
ces Vandervort-Th Par
kersburg Dispatch-News.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-21
Engagement Announced.

At an informal party given by
Miss Lulu Layton, OF 'MorganTown,
Wednesday afternoon in honor of
Miss Jane Maple, of Lake City. Ia,
and Miss Ada Smith. OF Salem. an
nouncement was made in a clever
way by Mrs. Roy A. Lough of the
engagement of Miss Layton and
Mr.. Edward S. Book OF C1arksburg.
THE date of the wedding was not
given. The announcement came as
quite a surprise to the guests who
had been invited for a sewing party
The bride-elect is a daughter of for
mer mayor Al Layton, of Morgan
town, and is an attractive young
lady. Mr. Book is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George I. Book, of Coshocton'
o. and is a graduate of the West
Virginia University. He graduated
this year and recently located in
clarksburg for the practice. of law.
Mr.. Book is a member of the Phi
Beta Kappa and Delta Tau Delta
fraternity and is deservedly pop
ular young man.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-21

James n. Knox. Mrs. Charles Luz
cas-, Mrs. o. L. Reed, Mrs. F.. L.
Kelley, Mrs c.. w. Gerard, Mrs.
az. s. startzman. Mrs. II. b. Laird,
Mrs. Rufus Ogden. Mrs. Lawrence
Crawford, Mrs. w. H Fleming.
and Misses Josephine Harmer, Cath
crime Shinn and Iva clifford. and
tho following children virginia
Ferguson, Virginia Newton, Guy
Chalfant. Elizabeth Hardesty. Allen
Gerard, Dorothy StarHman and
Glen Reed.
Miss Anna Wilkinson of Gypsy,
and John II. Quinn. of Meyersdale,
Pa, were married Monday after
noon, JuE 8, at Clarksburg, at the
residence of the Rev. Father CORN
ley. of the Catholic church. Father
Gormley officiating. Miss Ellea
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-21

given by Mrs. Homer Williams in her
home on Mulberry street. Sweet peas
are the floral decorations of the
rooms, while an artistic wicker -bas-
ket filled with La France roses forms
the centerpIece of the table in tho
dining room.
The aides for the afternoon are
Mrs. Arthur Thorn, Miss Cora Smith.
Miss Jennie. Wilson. the Misses Grace
and Marion Flowers. Miss Francis
Curtin and Miss Grace Duncan. The
ices IN the dining room with con-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-21
S OCIAL.
shinnston Social Items.

Shinnsto residents had n number
OF social affairs during the week.
Tuesday evening the Shinnston
Club and n number of their friends
from Shinnston, Clarksburg and
Fairmont held an enjoyable picnic
and dance at Traction Park.
number went down in the afternoon
for the picnic and they were Joined
later by the guests from other
places. The dance was held in the
cool pavilion and about twenty-five
couples were in attendance. They
returned home on the Il o'clock
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-21

car.
Mrs. o. L. Reed entertained the
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist
Episcopal church at her home in
East Shinnston Thursday evening
After the devotional services We're
held very pleasant time was spent
in a social way, during which
refreshments were served Those
present were Mrs. Robert Hardesty,
Mrs. Lawrence Hawkins, Mrs Sey-
mour Lowe, Mrs. Lloyd Chalfant,
Mrs. A. NJ. Hammond, Mrs. Ernest
Shinn. Mrs William Harmer, Mrs.
Leslie Hawker. Mrs. w. |. Booth.
Mrs Margaret Harmer, Mrs. Guy
Hardesty, Mrs. Sarah Linville, Mrs.
Mary ,SwIger. Mrs. Flo. Newton,
Mrs. George Ferguson. Mrs. Thomas
Iawker, Mrs. H. Fl. Carder, Mrs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-21

burke and Joe Burr ., OF Clarks-
burg we're ths attendants after
the ceremony a delightful dinner
was served At the waldo.
MARRIED, by the ReY. Mr.. Ham
mond. last Saturday evening, Mr.
Arthur C. Gribble and Miss Alice
Grimth. Mr. GEibble's home is in
Irona, w. va, and Miss Griffith was
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hardman
Of near shinnston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-21
Mo-. WnItnms Rntertnlns.

Mrs. Ernest Yates, of Chicago. Mrs.
Mansfield Nicely. of Fairmont, and
Mrs Stuart F. Reed. of Charleston,
are sharing honors this afternoon at
a very attractive reception being
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-21

SUSANNA FOR CHILDREN
Nervous children.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-21

sectiOns are presided over by Miss
Smith, and fruit punch served by Miss
Wilson. About eighty guests were
asked to meet Mrs. Ya.ss. Mrs Mans
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-03
LIVONA LINGO.

Correspondence of the Record duly n.
l.. w. Crandell was caller in our
burg last Wednesday.
The several schools in this vicinity
are having vacation.
Miss Ethel Vader has gone 10
Glencoe to stay with Mrs. John Kim.
ball.
Doc Nogle and family have moved
to their claim near the DEVILS
Gulch.
Mrs. S. E. Chandler spent satur-
day and Sunday visiting her son
at Brittin.
Several parties were out from
Hazelton yesterday looking for
choke-cherries.
Hubert Marsh came over from
Fort Rice. Friday, and took in the
dance that evening at the Glencoe
hall.
Mrs. Otis Letner, of Fort Rice.
spent the latter part of last week
visiting friends on this side Of the
river.
BY the way. the Fort Rice editor
seems to be nursing crouch be-
cause man told him he would rath-
er buy a bottle of beer than sub
scribe for his paper. Wonder if he
wouldn't have felt all right if the
I bottle of beer had been divided with
him? -
Joe Baker went to Mandan last
week and had new plaster-cast ont
on his foot. Joe tried to create some
excitement at the Fourth-of-Julycel.
ebration at Fort Rice, and suffered
a broken ankle. A large crowd went
across from this side; but there was
nothing doing So they all came
back at evening and went to the hall
at Glencoe. where all danced to their
hearts content. Friskv
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-03
STRAINED RELATIONS.
England and Germany Are Not Agreed
As to Matters Ia Morocco.

London. July 81. The most pes
simistic views regarding the acute
ness Of the Morocco crisis were
largely confirmed by the prime min
ister inthe house of commons to-day,
when. il a manner as impressive as
his words. he read from manu-
script which had been carefully pre-
pared a warning to Germany that
Great Britain proposed to stand by
what she considered her rights and
to maintain the balance of power in
Europe.
Further testimony as to the CRAWL
fy Of the situation is given by the
tact that the prime minister obvious
ly had taken the leader of the OPP
position into the government conf
dence. and Balfour's declaration was
no less firm than Asquith's. The
prime minister's statement was
couched in diplomatic. though not
reassuring. language. At the very
opening he said:
1T is obvious that this Moroccan
question has reached point at
which it will become increasingly
difficult. embarrassing and provoca-
tive of anxiety unless solution is
found. :"
Later he said:
I'VE thought it right from the be-
ginning to make it clear that, fail
ing Of settlement such as have in
dictated, we must become an active
party in the discussion of the situa-
ton. That would be our right as a
signatory to the treaty of Algeciras,
as it might be our obligation under
the terms of our agreement of 1904
with France. 1t might be our duty
in defense Of British interests d.
rectly affected bv further develop.
ments. -
In promising the support of the
opposition to the government. Bal
four said:
''If there are any who proposed
that we would be wiped off the map
of Europe because of our difficulties
at home. it may be worth while say
ing that they bitterly mistake the
temper of the British people and
patriotism of the opposition. J"
Such plain speaking on a question
fraught with possibilities of a great
European war has not been heard in
the British parliment in many
years. The outcome of the situation
appears to rest wholly on Germany
shoulders.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-03
Summons.

state OF North Dakota,
County of Emmons.
In District Court: Sixth Judicial pis,rat
Mary ~. Pomeroy, Thomas w. Pumrr6y Fi.
win NJ. Pomeroy Sadie l.. Gilmore ',rm-
erly Pomeroy), Helen w. l'ouNr .ud
isees and legatees OF the las, viii 4 I'm
Cruiser defendants. simmons. ".
The State OF North Dakota to ,hc stey6.
named defendant:
You and each you are hereby sti,.n..ll,.d
to answer the complaint of the ,lA.iaiF,
In the above-entitled action, whieh com.
plant Is hereto annexed and hr, vi,h
served upon you and to serve ii cD4yoi
your answer to the said complaint o', Inc
subscribers at their offices in the city ~ RS
mafck, IN the said county and state si.ln
thirty days after the service OF tbs sum-
services and In case OF your fa!ur, "a az
pear or answer, Judgment will he ,,her,
against you by default for the rene, d..
manded In the complaint.
Dated July :. 1911.
COCHRANE s. BKAIDIIl
Attorneys for Plaint8g,
Bismarck North lal Ia
TO the above named defendant Mli
please take notice that the sumuai, and
complaint In the above-entitled actiol we're
filed In the office Of the Clerk OF the l4,trlct
the 10th day Of July, 1911, and that ms az
title In these plaintiffs TO the r,'rilel,,
quarter OF Section @, Township ~ uur,h,
Range ~ west Of the Fifth Principe. N4rd
ian. Emmons county, North Dakota
0y27-au3D CoCHRANE u BRADLEY
Attorneys for lpiaiut}%s
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-03


Elsewhere in this weeks Record
is published an account of the clos.
ing scenes connected with the reel.
procity measure in the senate. We
call the particular attention of Re.
publicans who threaten to vote the
Democratic ticket because of reci-
procity to the fact that in both
House and Senate there was a Re-
publican majority against the meas.
ure and a Democratic majority for
it. That President Taft seeks ma
tional popularity at the expense of
the agricultural states is very poor
reason for joining party whose
every presidential candidate is out
spoken in favor of reciprocity with
Canada. And perhaps Taft won't
be the nominee.