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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-09-20
REX.
WEST FRANKLIN.

Elmer Williams is up for Q visit from
Bar Harbor.
Watson McGown has finished saving at
the mill here.
Harry Goodwin has the lumber sawed
to build house.
Edna Clark came home from Northeast
Harbor Saturday.
Eddie Caller is at home for short visit
from New Hampshire.
Martin and Harvard Clark are going to
Bluehiu to work in Q mill.
The frost Wednesday and Thursday
nights did its work thoroughly.
Miss Leuta Smith, daughter Of Norman
Smith and wife, Of this place, was re-
Gently married to Fred Holder, OF Boston,
and they are at home ct 254 Lexington
street, East Boston.
Sept. IS. GREER.
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DEER ISLE.

Hugh c., little con of Edward Marshall
died Saturday.
Mrs. h. w. Small arrived home from
Ksnt's Hill Wednesday.
Mrs.O Frank Gross went to Atlantic
Thursday to visit friends.
Capt. Walter Haskell, who has been sail
ing q racer out of New London, arrived
home Friday.
Jasper Haskell, who has been employed
in Boston, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Ida Haskell.
DIR. g. A. Wheeler has closed his dental
Office and returned to Cambridge, Mass,
for the winter.
Mrs. Alma Wood, OF Stonington, is
spending the week with her cousins, Lucy
and Rachel Haskell.
Sept. Is. REX.
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REACH.

Mrs. Ida Torrsy, Of Bristol, r. l., is the
guest OF Mrs. A. +. Holden.
Steam yacht Restless, Capt. A. +.
Holden, Of this place, lay at anchor Of
Campbell's wharf Tuesday night.
Ruth Torrey has gone to Deerheld,
Mass, to attend school the coming year.
Her sister Eta has gone to Castine nor
NAL school,
Mrs. Myrtle Lowe and daughters Ger
trude and Claribel, who have spent
month with Mrs. loves parents, A. A.
Carter and wife, in Rockland, arrived
home Wednesday.
Sept. IA. l..
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GoULDsbeRo.

Archie Rolfe IL home, after season gu
the Kennebec. So.
JefIe Squirting, who has been employs
In Detroit the Last six months, Is hoine'
Miss Bertha Beers, Of vancebcro' h. ua.
iting Mrs. Ellie Campbell at in'
spruces".
Miss Marie Rolfe has gone to Camor'as''
Mass, where she has commenced he'
ond year in Latin high school.
Rev. h. 3. HASKELL, district superin's.
dent. will hold conference in the Me'n0
dist church this afternoon.
Sept. Is.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH SULLIVAN.


Frank NJ. Gordon visited . friend at
Frankfort LIST week, and attended Monroe
fair.
Aivah Blaisdell, Clyde Robertson and
Harry Merchant attended the fair at 81.
Stephen, N. B.
Mrs. Jerusha Trip and Mrs. Howard
Gordon were guests Of Mrs. Charles Butler
last Wednesday.
Hollis Bowden and school friend, Bert
Miles, left last week for Maine Central
institute, Pittsfeld.
Miss 8. Ellen Hall attended the fair at
Cherryfield last week, and visited her
grandmoth her, Mrs. r. M. Hall, at Har-
rington.
WnlR. Havey, wife and little daughter
Dorothy r., Francis Stanley and wife,
George Havey and wife and Mrs. Louise
Hooper went to Bethel, VT, last Tuesday,
to visit Austin Havey and wife.
Mrs. Nellie Gray, OF Rumford Falls, ac-
companied by her niece, Mrs. Lula Camp
bell, OF Lewiston, visited in town last
week. Mrs. Gray was q former resident
OF this town, and many friends were
pleased to greet her.
Monday evening, Sept. IL, Mary 3. Abel
and Bernard K. Webb were quietly mar
ried at the Methodist parsonage by Rev
C. E. Cook. Both young people are well
known and popular, and hosts OF friends
extend congratulations.
Horace Newinghsm and wife were re-
cent guests OF N. II. Williams and wife
and took in the Cherryfleld fair. Mr.. ano
Mss. williams accompanied them home
They will take trip through Aroostool
county by automobile before they return
Hazel Catherine, infant daughter .
Rev. c. E. Cook and wife, died Wednes
day, Sept. 10. The little one had beef
delicate from birth, and preparations wer'
being made by the parents to remove tt
California for the benefit OF the child'i
health. Bronchial pneumonis set in, ane
the end came quickly. Many iriend'
sympathize with the parents in their be-
reavement. The little one was ten montn
old.
Sept IS. ID.
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EAST SULLIVAN.

Mrs. E. w. HILL of Bar Harbor, was
guest of the Hills over Sunday.
John s. Moran and wife, Of Roxbury
Mass, are in town on their annual vaca
ton.
Everett Dunbar and sister, Mrs. Lilliar
Cooper, were recent guests OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Dunbar.
Mrs. Dallas H. Hanna presented her
husband with twins, girl and boy, Sat-
urday morning.
Sympathy is extended to Rev. Clinton
E. Cook and wife, in the death Of their
infant daughter.
Charles W. Doyle is having the founda-
ton put in for house near the station at
Sullivan Highlands.
Miss Mary 8. Sawyer left for her home
in Jacksonville, Fla, Wednesday. She
will visit at Baltimore en- route.
Miss Catherine Spear, of Rockport, who
recently visited Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson
has entered the normal school at Castine
Mrs. Fred A. Noyes has returned from Z
delightful visit in Massachusetts, and New
Hampshire, going up with her brother
DR.. Harvey Taft, in his automobile.
Miss Fannie West, of 5teuben, and
Maynard Hancock, Of this place, wers
married Wednesday evening. They com.
menced housekeeping at once ct Sullivan
Highlands.
Walter 8. Hanna left this morning fol
Fairfield, where he will join his aunt
Mrs. Mary Leighton, to return with hel
to her home in Braddock, Pa, for an ex.
tended visit. Walter is . bright lad, ane
all are glad that he is to have the trip.
Sent 49, b,
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SEAL COVE.

Miss Bernice Ashley is teaching ut DUCK
island.
Miss Marian Sawyer, Of Southwest Han
Dor, 10 visiting her grandmother, as'' u
D. Sawyer.
Miss Alberta Kelley, OF Bernard, is IN
charge Of the post ONCE. Miss Hodgdonh
teaching Bayside school.
A ole Of ics.ersAm Snd cake was neio ~
The hail Monday evening, Sept. IL fo' ~.
benefit VI the Episcopal mission A0'u'
eD.25 was f6ali5ed. ::
Sept. Is. Ne
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CoREA.

John Ndtch, Who has enpioyA rent in
Pawtucket, ~ ~ is spending . is~ days
ut home.
The Baptists 1aSe supper ~ hse
church Friday eveAahg. Proceeds. skOA
e11 for the pastor.
Misses Alma Stewart fndiGensvs Your9
have gone to Charleston ts'sttend Higeinv|
classical institute.
The Baptist pastor, Allen g. Knieht..
preached his farewell sermon sohssy, to !
the regret Of the people.
Sept. Is. q.
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ASHVuLE.

Harold and Curtis Leighton visited their
mother, Mrs. Fanny Leighton, recently.
John Carpenter is having improvements
made ON his house. Thurlow Hammond
il doing the work.
Fremont 1eas~ on u q home nom Bar
Harbor. vhsfs h VA had employment Of
the Belmont Aafisg ths sam.nef.
The two schS6as ct bffdSbam hill will
6nfte 10 giving lawn party ~ ~ bsnsfit
q the Whittier League, Saturday evening,
~. ~ Ee-cream and homemade esndy
VII b on sxle.
setk Is. PHOEBE.
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NORTH LAMoINE.

Miss Elvirs Austin was recent guest at
Hollis Austin's. i
Mrs. A. q. Austin has gone to, Castine to
spend some time with her daughter, Mrs.
J. w. Bowden.
Miss Murisl Linscott, who has been en-.
ployed at W. B. Kings the past two years,
has returned home.
Des. George Il. Coggins and wife at
tended the meetings Of the Baptist
association at Bluehill last week.
Sept. 10. "
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs. A. g. Haskell Is visiting in Boston.
Mrs. Chariena Lowe left for Portland
Monday on business.
Arthur Haviland, wife and son Thomas
left Friday for their home in Atlantic
City, N. J.
Mrs. Jack Stinson and Miss Ida have
returned from Portland, where they have
been for the past three months with Capt.
Stinson.
Those who have entered high school
from this district this fall are Bessie Scott,
Marion Staples, Hazel Hardy, Ida stin.
and NIX Gray.
Sept. Is. q.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

High school begins this morning.
w. F. Cousins and wife are visiting in
Bangor.
Mrs. Marion Goodwin was the guest OF
her mother, Mrs. Lena Caller, last week.
Mason Crimmin, OF Hsllowel, was q
weekend guest Of his nephews, Hervey
and Charles Murch,
Mrs. Vivian Abbott was called to Har-
rington last week by the death of her sis
ter, Mrs. Lizzie 6abin.
Sept. 10, T.
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A. usually treated. spcainsd ankle viii
disable man for three or four weeks. but
Dy applying Chamberlain's Imminent
freely q soon q the injury il received
and observing the directions with each
Doefie, cnrs can b effected in from two
tofous days. For sale By al dealers.
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EDEN.

Henry Pratt, Of st. Johnsbury, VT, ia
the guest OF B. v. Grant and wife.
Albert H. Blake and wife, OF Lynn,
Mass, who have been visiting their aunt,
Mrs. II. w. Jellison.' have returned home.
Schools began here Sept. II, with NAL
colin Stoddard as principal Of Central high
and Miss Paula Williamson charge Of the
primary grades.
eeuf IA II
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COUNTY NEWS.
MT. pEsERr.

MT. DE6ERT.
George r. Arnold, who has been away
the past two weeks, returned Friday.
Mis- Ads Richardson left last week for
Farmington, whore she will attend normal
school.
Pearl Leland, Of Trenton, was the guest
OF his daughter, Mrs. w. 8. Brown, ons
day last week.
Mrs.. Kate Pray and two children, who
has spent two weeks In Bristol visiting
Il. A. Jenkins and wife, are home.
@. W. Pierce and wife, who have had
the Acorn cottage for the season, reformed
to their home in Cambridge, Mass, Friday.
Mrs. Katie K. Day, who has spent the
last two months In Mt. Desert with rela-
tives, have gone to Brewer, where she
formerly lived.
Among summer people who left the past
week are Horace Leavitt and wife, Walter
Gilpatr,ck and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Christ,
and Joseph Jastion and wife.
Richmond Homes, Of Boston, ID at his
old home, the Somes house. The Somea
house viii remain open till Oct. l. II
has had busy season.
Mrs. Zelphia Marcyes and daughter,
Georgia Nash, Of Brooklyn, N. T., have
been here the past week visiting Mrs. Dem
sic Somes. Their old friends were glad e
see them after an absence Of several years
Martin Lurvsy and daughter Gladys, o.
Dracut, Mass, wers here few days Last
week. All were glad TO - him. Much
sympathy was expressed for the death o.
his wife few months ago. She was Mis-
Nellie 6eavsy.
Sent H. II.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Nrs. A. W. Clark attended the Baptist
association meetings ct Blushill last
week.
Henry Clark left Friday for Boston to
Join his nephews, George and Jesss Par
ksr, on . vacation trip.
Alfred Mayo, Of sAco, with his little
daughter, spent last week with his
mother, Mrs. Jacob Mayo.
Mrs. Edgar Robbins returned Thursday
from the Bar Hsfbor hospital, where she
had been successfully treated for appendix
citis.
Daniel Lawton left with Jesse Mills last
week to enter Kent's Hill academy, where
Mills has already taken two years OF the
course.
DR.. Charles Cook, OF South Berwick, ID
spending week with his parents, G. E.
Cook and wife, where his wife and in
FAINT son are at present. Mrs. Cook has
returned from visit to her sister ct Gran
berry Isles.
Schools here opened Sept. II. Principal
Taylor, OF Lisbon Falls, is in charge Of the
high school, Miss Ethel Straw, assistant
Miss Hodgkins, Of Lamoine, is again
teacher Of the grammar and Miss Taylor Of
the primary grade.
Willard W. T. c. U. held its annual
meeting Friday afternoon. The conflict.
ing election news was read and discussed
One change was made in the board OF OH.
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REX.
ISLE AU HAUT.

Matte Robinson has gone to Rockl.,,
high school.
Addie Robinson has gone to BrunswicL
to attend high school.
School commenced Sept. II, Miss Clan
Webster, Of vinalhavsn, teacher.
Carpenters from Rockland are putting
cloak and coat rooms 10 the new school.
house.
Rev. Lewis Elhun ended his dutie, ..
pastor Of the church here Sunday, Sept. 10.
and went to Rockland Thursday.
A few summer guests remain losth to
leave the wholesome air and sea breeze,
which prevail here, and the beautiful az.
tumu weather.
Sept. Is, G.
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PROsPECT HAnBOR.

Mrs.. John 8. Coombs has been quite Ill
several days but - improving.
Miss Julis GuptiIl, Oh Gouldsboro, was
weekend guest ct w. r. Bruce's.
George Noyes, Of Ptssque lsle, who was
injured in the Grindstone train wreck, has
been here recently calling upcn relatives
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Many requests from CateYFh sufferers who
use atomisers have CAUSED q 10 put an IiouiS
Creem bAlmra new and convenient form Of
Eiy's Cream Balm, the only. remedy for Ca
Laid vnicn can always be depended ON. In
clogged air.passages. TO promote free, natursl
breathing, the two forms Of Cream Balm are
gtsts for u cents, including sprsyinr tube
Mailed BY Ely Bros, 80 Warren Street.. New
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employed IN . Drugstore, Il now Ali. !.
ct around. bat b still very weak, ' %
Ars. Sterling Barbour, Of West ston,,
ton, was guest 1t the home :,
brother, L. =. 6tinson, this week. ssF
Sept. 10.
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

MI. DESERT FERRY.
School has been in session q week, with
Miss Alice Minton as teacher.
F. L. Colby and wife attended the Bap.
fist association meetings in Bluehill last
week.
Mrs. Florence Carter and two children,
OF West 6carboro, are visiting her parents,
A. L Colby and wife.
Mrs. }. A. Blatchford, who has been vis-
iting her uncle, e. 8. Jellison, left to-day
for her home in Dorchester, Mass.
Sept. Is. G..
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COUNTY NEWS.
HANooCK POINT.


Mrs. George Grant wss guest Of her
sister, Mrs. W. A. Alexander, q Ellsworth
last week.
Mrs.. Sampson has returned 70 Washing
ton, d. c.
Mrs. Grace Baldwin returned to Boston
Thursday.
Mr.. Van Dyke left for his home in Kit
terry Point Saturday.
Mr.. shaw left Friday for Orono to take
the U. OF M. examination.
Mr.. Mackenzie left for Princeton, N. j.,
Saturday. He will attend Princeton col
lege this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby have returned to
Philadelphia.
William Maxwell has returned to school
at Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs. MAXWELL has gone to New York.
Howard Nichols returned to Bangor
Monday.
Miss Hazel Bragdon, who has been
working at the Tarratins this summer,
has returned to franklin.
Miss Laura LAlly, who has been visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Aaslam, returned to Otis
Tuesday.
Mr.. Hamlin has returned to New York.
The Tarratine HOUSE will close for the
season Sept. 20.
The lobster season II on, and Mr.. Crab
tree and Mr.. Hurley report good catches
Mr.. Bartlett has returned to Bangor.
Mrs. 8. B. Thatcher has closed her cot
tags for the summer, and returned to Ban.
gor.
Mr.. Croker, Of Bangor, spent last week
ct his cottage.
Mrs. Walker has returned to Bangor.
Mrs.. J. G. Clark has returned to Bangor
Mrs. Boutells, who has spent the sum.
mer 1t the Tarratine, has returned 10 Ban.
gor.
Misc May Citing, who has spent tn,
summer at the Maxwell cottage, returned
to New York Monday.
Miss Lord spent Wednesday in Ellis
worth.
Miss Eulalie Young spent few day
| with her mother, Mrs. Charles C. Young
in Trenton last week.
Mr.. hurley will close his 6sh marke
4 this week.
James Hill, Of Virginia, arrived at tn
Point Wednesday for few days.
Miss Hilda HodRkins left for New Yorl
Wednesday to resume an engagement q
pianist with ladies' orchestra in Keith
circuit.
Miss Annie Forrier has returned to Ban.
| gor.
Mrs. Wing has returned to Bangor.
Sept. IA. SPEC.
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WINTER HARBOR.

Grindstone inn closed Sept. II, after the
most successful season in its history.
Miss Edna Hamilton and Mrs. Clara
Foss left Thursday for their home in Porto
Rico.
DR.. A. L. Chase and wife, Of Bangor, are
in town for few days, the guests Of Mrs.
Grace e. Hanson.
Wilson Gsrrish broke his wrist Tuesday
evening. The fracture was reduced by
Drs. Small and Elmer.
Joseph L. smallidgs and Mrs. Elmira
Higgins win enter the Bar Harbor hospi-
tai this week, for surgical treatment.
Among those who attended the Baptist
association ct Blushill Last week were
Mrs. Cora Guptill, Elmer Torrey and wife,
Mrs. N. T. Bunker and Rev. 4. 8. Drew
and wife.
DR.. and Mrs. Bragg, Of Newport, were
in town Wednesday. Mr.. Bragg, remem-
bered ~ Miss Ina Guptill, was kindly
greeted by hsr many friends and former
pupils.
"A kASsey We00An& WIN paw - Sho ASR
tist parsonage Saturday evening, when
Mr.. Stanley, Of sutton's island, and Miss
Means, Of Sedgwick, were married by Rev.
E. 8. Drew.
The friends Of Albert Rand kindly re-
membered him on his nipetieth birthday,
Sept. u, by many tokens Of love and es-
TEEN. Mr.. Rand il the oldest citizen in
town. and retains his faculties to q re.
markable degree. On Sept. II he went to
the town hall and deposited his ballot
>gainst the repeal Of the prohibitory
anna .~dment.
Regrets sts heard from all sides that DR..
A. e. Small ecntsmplates leaving town
Nov. for New York, to specialize in the
eye, ear, nose and thscst, after which he
will take up his residence In . city. Dr..
Small has been successf0 ttsctitioner
here for fifteen years, and has tsSh init
mately connected with sducationa1 s6ciGf
and municipal improvements since thS H.
corporation OF the town in 1so6. he wiz
be succeeded by Dr.. Bragg, Of Newport,
who comes most highly recommended,
and who is kindly remembered by many
patients, from his connection a. house
surgeon in the Eastern Maine general
hospital.
SEPT. 10, r.
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Hives, eczema. itch or salt rheum sets you
Grassy. Can't bear the touch Of your clothing.
Doans Ointment cures the most Obstinate
cases. Why sufferf All druggists sell Il.
-Adut.
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LAMoINE.

Ralph Hoyt returns to Waterville to-
day.
Mrs. A. w. Reynolds and family will
leave Friday for their home in Derry, n.
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
VIM reach your individual case IL You hsy.
ny Iorm OF kidney and bladder trouble or
Sn1ory irregularities. Try them. For sale
~ On druggists.
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Of physical endurance and while your ooudi-
Their qnick action and positive reSuIts wiii
oeliehe you. For backhches nervousness,
rheumatism, and AL kidney, bladder and
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.1akGa'nYA bled with nasal catarrh, hay
s,ttyoq ST tstM he head. 1t IL purifytng. and
FEVER or c6ldirrA usitive membrane that lines
soothing - thesA. e Is made 70 overcome the
d dis ar, pss.ges be patient BY short, de-
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-17

to the man Both drank heavily and then
1t was passed to the priest. He drained
1t and turned 1t upside down on the grass.
Then, taking the couple by the hands, he
held them aloft and began singing and
bowling. For some time he did this and
then clasping the hands of the lovers, he
chanted a few words. Immediately upon
the closing OF the chant the musicians
started a lively tune and the whole gath
ering began dancing.
Dancing was followed by drinking from
several kegs OF beer which had been
showed into the roped square. The groom
filled glasses and passed one to each
Gypsy. Singing a song, the groom emptied
his glass. as did the others. The bride was
then bedecked with q crown OF wild flowers.
A long chain OF brass disks was placed
about her neck and the beer was opened
for ell.
About o'clock In sthe afternoon the
ceremonies became such that the citizens
OF the town applied to the marshal. He
spoke to the groom and the noise subsidized
for time. Later q fight started, In which
the groom was badly cut up. The mar
shall appeared again on the scene and gave
the band two hours TO leave town. The
sheriff from Omaha was also appealed To
and late at night the Gypsiss moved away
to complete the other two days OF the cere-
mony.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-17
An 0bliging Couple
Runs Away With
Grip of Aged Norman
Make Getaway with Grip Which
They Offer to Carry Be
tween Stations.

Mrs Lizzie Stroud. an aged Wornzn from
Peoria. III. was robbed Of a suitcase con-
tanning ga and her gold watch by \ young
man and WomAu whom she became ac-
quAinted with On a Burlington train coming
TO Omaha Thursday. The young couple
Was very soIic1tous for the welfare Of MrA-
Stroud and volunteered to carry her things
mum the Burlington depot 20 ths uutdn
depot Before reaching the latter the man
and WOMAN ran away with the suitcase
and have not been seen since The matter
has hem rep0<ted % the D0tAne. bGt Up %
a l4ts hour KrhaAy No trace OT ne eaGpas
had hean EDun6- AAr1- SCrO@d says sAs
W1a hEEeuuaEae N hzEe kzr EziAEund u1Eik9t
and zwe arher nnnzT On 4h& wUUld hGEs
heen zEEkuAnL IN umkha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-17
MISTAKE NEARLY COSTS
COMPANY HALF A MILLION
Clerical Error IL Corrected for street
Railway Company by BOARD
of EquAltEat ton.

clerical error made a difference In the
tar return OF the street railway company
OF $4,000. This was explained to the
Board Of Equalization Friday morning ana
the assessment lowered accordingly.
The original schedule returned by the
company showed personal property of the
corporation amounting to n.oooOO0 II was
lowered 70 SG5oe.0n
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-17
GYPSIES IN WEIRD CEREMONY
Nomad Lovers United Amid Chants,
Fights and Cold Beer.
WILD FLOWER CROWN FOR BRIDE
Qualification starts Early in Morning,
to Last Three Days, but Water
loo Officials 7venk Up
Party on rst.

AS the sun rose over the hill tops Thurs
day morning two bands OF Gypsies met
ON the banks OF the Elkhorn river near
Waterloo. Solicitations were exchanged, and
in silence horses were unhitched and staked
in the tall grass. Fires were lighted and
preparations for breakfast begun. 1t was
the beginning of a three-day wedding cere-
mony.
One band hailed from Brazil, South
America, and the other consisted OF no.
MAIDS OF the United States. The bride-elect
was a belle OF the South American band,
and the groom is member of the north
ern nOmads. All the attendants and wit
nesses were dressed in gaudy apparel. con-
sisting OF all the bright colors OF the rain
bow.
All morning the camp was a scene of
great activity and many people from the
town of Waterloo went out to look on.
Shortly after dinner everything was in
readiness for the ceremony. A tall man
In a somber black suit, who had remained
in wagon all morning appeared on a
green plot which had been roped off. From
another tent came five men with musical
instruments. The lovers came from other
wagons, and amid weird music walked to
the plot.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-17
Merry with song.

The 100 Gtpsies now began to make
merry with songs. A tail man, who evil
IDENTIFY was the priest in charge. began to
chant The noises kept up for about fif-
teen minutes. when another Gypsy came
from a wagon with huge nagon. which
he passed first TO the bride-elect ana then
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