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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-15
si. aais.Rsnmtu in eaisnis

Tie qutos unn MotorrobsRe
bic unter ben aufptsisn Der httiiptn
autobdnbler aFOciniicH cuf btm va
tonio Rennplab gum Nutirds sdHtn.
hnbeu asItern ihrsH abitlub asFunbel.
Die sIptitdaios RenuiuifoH mar ishr
srfaiareib unb Tie bat nsm Autoipori
In Cincinnati jihsriith tinen groBsn
gfuIporn asatbeu. aah esferH lam
luieber Gin ilnfalI por. Der abr tir
ssinsn Der geiroffsnsH bon srHttsn
7spla.n beaIeitsi mar. Gtrooe pcr BEN
Rfubbdus ltiebeR siDei autcmobile
auFummsn. Nitiiom 6ritlh Don
GpunIton, elmer Der Johrer. tuurot uHs
bebeuteno um Rppfs ptrltst. Der oas
bere 7scbrer, @iI6riit nit Romtn. tam
init einiatn unbebeuisHbtn 56rammtn
BACON.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-15
g.irnalsasr DsieIina ssrtalisi.

Der Wufiisr gImdr Hopp bon go.
1912 9r0nDirap bsstsnsst ss1isrn
abenp, ais sr In beiruntfutm 3uiianDs
an bem W1Fbinaton 4art unD Glm.
fsrabe Dorbxifnn. Der ssFastEa.beteis
s5raa gnbi1 4unttr, nit Der sr. Obns
iis 5u ttnnen. an3ub1nbeIn perfudte.
Dir vfolnit 5ruu psrfeste ibm sinsn
ipobIDerbisntsn G6Iae irls GeIisht, no.
rnuf Hopp iit 3u 9oDtn fdblns. Dss
paripoIisifs Grant. btr ben worfafl
btmsrtt botts, nahm ben frsnen Bur,
fden In naff unb brdd3it ihn nnn bsg
|3. Eiftriliitusicn, no sr lptaen tbdt,
Iidtn ansriffs asbuAt ipurbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-15
2ofal i: Seridt.
6emte Mbeno
IN bic 0alassrifsllnHs sts Ssui'
Ftsn lksattls im @alHut StraBt
1hsater.

isiir bic GaIaporiteIluns. bic heuts
abeuo pom GniernbIs pes Deutifsrl
sheuters unitr ZEN auipisieu oss
1katsrpsrtins i'm MoInutSir. 2bed'
ter eeasben pirb, iiRD ncu SeitEH ser
Tirettion nes 6trrn Otto Grnii
Gdmib bic umfoHtneitsn gorbereis
tunpen e.troffsn. ShctnRrr's ers
iG,iitternbts Drama -6timaib une
Dlcube-, oas btrtits ben Siesesste
iibsr bic guhnen Geutihlnnos unt
Oeitsrrsibs etno6t, pirb obns 3ipei'
FeI cine muitersiiItipt Dariieaune
finosn. Die 9roben fiRo nit etfe'
bstrieben iporbtn unD perfprs6en stHs
asaubrtite @OritsIInag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-15

Qetde aus bem Mailer ges
q, n n

Qetde aus benz Mailer &c 3
Scsen
tepsstoI.1ssef Sss gtuetunatier EoIisb'aii)
SumtIton, IA. Wai.-Dis itott
in BsrpeTuna iibsreeaangene Gsths ets
n,s unbetanntsn Wannss purpe bsute
gaahmittae bel RibbIstoipn i'm Riamt
oefunbeu uro g.lanpst. Ter aOrper
mum niub.itens Ihon bret Wohen lang
i'm Dufer osIsasn babsn. Die 3otnt's
tdt css Grtrunteuen tcnnts bisIon9
niht ie'tgs'tsut tptrosn.
8ebtutenoes Geuer.
teps,iaE atscrts S,s GtnetHuater SoHsbIatt9
Sumilton, IA. Mlai. ~- Ssut'
Ibsnb, iurs Dor / Ollbr, pdbrsrO Ssrr
Sobr SeppIer nit fstHsr 5antiIts I'D
in Cincinnati bsTdnb, brgt1 aus tts
iset unbetduntsr llrfahs in be'tsr
Wpbubdus, go. 220 aobn aptrue,
St Sumiltpn, Elm Gsusr aus, ourtl
ip,lt,ss niht rur pos sennnnts Sous,
tonptrH auG etn ntDeHuH ltu tl'hUth
Der g.ubau asppIsr's, Der nod nthi
aaus fsytig aeits[It mar, pDII'tdnot1 ger
it0rt purbsn. Der Shooen beldutt
Tih auF sttpa $500.
- Der pier SABRE aIts Gbriittdn
Risosrt. Spbn BON SoIspb Risgsrt pon
go. 1850 Central Ipsnue, rpuro. ess
Stsrn Ra6mittuq nahs Der Jabrit Der
Columbia Carriage 60. BON stnm
giiter,ua ubtrFabrtn auo biibte bstoe
petns untsrboIb beg Sniss elm. Der
sl.ins tpor bel polIsr 9eFununa, aIs sr
ppr 60. Rid oeFunbsr lpuroe. Wos ben
llnFuu perurio6ts, 1T nod ri4t dufss'
tlGrt. Rur gIaubt ab:r, oab Der snnbt
rsb.r oem 3uas brqtng uno urttsr BIZ
Rdoer eeristb. Der Sdmer5 Der GItsrr
mar bersssrbrshsno. Gin l6jdbrts.'
Sobn Der Tdmilie purot Dor tintaer
Sobrsu, pGhreno sr uIs bltubsr paRa'
oisr rot1 Ribotstonn fubr, pOn einem
gItsrsuq uberiabrsn uHo blbts istr
Qeben Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-15
Mnireseaoe Jaso
Rat, siHsm italisniihsm WtfefhsIb.a
rsinltailss perianfeH.

aurs nah 4 lIbr ssitsrn Ranmtttag
ipnrpt gdtrOIipds.n 80. 2 ouf sineH
Riot. alarm" bin nod Der Msisthss
taTsrns 30. $40 Rorth Strub. ssrufsn,
tnc augsblih unser Den bort Dohnsnotn
SinIiensrn elm bIuiiasr Strsis ausges
brphtn mar, Der 5uRbtrte BON Geiitsn
ansoa nua itns @tasne In oie srobse
aufrearng perfsets. Bel ibrer aHfunft
fanbtn bic grliliifsn Bodh0fsr, Glnrt,
1riutIt unb GlIsnriber, bob siuige
SFentrDebrlsuie, hdrunter Eb. probit
Don aompasnis 3. tinfu 5idlisntr. Der
sin 5t;lett in Der bdnO belt, DerfpIgs
ten, Der ober, nc6bem CT ~ tinem tEs
IoIelofsn hisb ssasn prObFt dusgthoIi.
ieoO4 nur beHsn Rcd ttrita;.tsn bats
Ii, in tiHtn aeller an Der Ode Der
Rorth Strube unb 9. aptnne p:rs
itnanb uHo troy alien Suttns nitt
asfunesn tusrDen ionnte. Rnd1forihnns
gen srgabsu, ocb Der Gniflobtnt, c.n
Ritmanb su ssHnen idbitn. turS borbes
In Der Alls1 neben otm 5duft 10. 610
Rortb Sirnbt btraneeihli6tn frdr
unb bon sinsr gsseniibr tpchnenhtn
Irau sntbett fpuroe. tu,lhe ben alien
5saIisner Dnitar Sorna nuf ihn aaf'
merriam rnafis. Der assisre bstpaffs
nt.e Iih nit einem Eniipptl. bod ,iis
sr In Der aLlsn trfhisn. lpuros sr pon
BEN llnbesannitn nisbsrgeihIaeeE uED
ihDer ptrIstt. Ter Qtbisre btrnddps
figie fid bes aniipptIs unb bieb bamii
Gnf sfpsi 5rnueu, Alltt Snrep urD
Wngb1 Garto. bic bsm niisH S1rH1 81
Ollie n.eilt ip0rsn, ein.
Snsirifdtn n1rtn aud 0iornnno
unb 9sihol1s gineasino unh DliGrsi
gpnti einsstrpffsn. ilnb nls Der llnbss
fannie fid, bititn ssseniibts fah, COG er
isin StiIsit unb hitb fpis befsiItn nui
his lepttrtn sipei sin, bic init Giid,s
ipunbtn i'm Riidsn 81 9cben fisIsE.
Jn nisftm auatnblid tomsH glrobFs
unn me6rsrt anbsrs 5euerpebrlsus.
berbei unp maditn iid, on bic 8trfoI'
aune bes llnbelonnstH, bic itbo6 re,
fuitaslos psriisf. Wdbreub bic Iekisr.
itatiFanb. fam ssrnhf eins Qtsersgsr
rabe pcriibsr unb bic Mfnss ipuhs ir
| on, bnb ss sinfn Aussnblid fhisn. nls
Oh eg eiuen olIgtmtineH Aufruhr &C.
BEN suiirte, Der isnph burd1 bic rsd,.s
seitias Anfunft Der poIi5ti ntrbinbsri
lparos. nit Ausanhms BON Gnraa,
Der anetbiids sineH Ghdnelbrud) srIit,
ten Dat. beinnben iid' bic iibrisen Ser.
lrunhsten In seinsr Oefabr. Garnd
spuros nadl bem ocfpitaI ssbrndi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-15
Webmrten.

Btprae unn Settle BtHttHii l22ot9 " VI.
8. aptnus; Wdehen.
albert unD Spiepbine 8epts. POI
D.St MsUliden Apenut; Ndehen.
Sen. uno Marn Stiib, 1442 Gafiern
@5snus; Ndotlen.
CHARTS nnc Gnrrl: Burroughs,
s75 Nlortin StroBs; Rnobs.
WilIiam unb Amslia 5ummsi. l0I
gstte Sirabs; WiD6tH.
albsrt unp Alma Gils. 8ltnlpan
unb Trctt 2fpsnut; Wdo6en.
MilIiom uno aatberiRs 2oti, 1244
CRIT. apenus; Wlao6eH.
George uHn Anna Rc@orrtn. 1858
slif apsnue; WaDfen.
Qnman uno aoaiie Softer, 737 atrs
non aptnus; W6Dclsn.
Gsoret unb QilIion 9rpn, ALP Cop
tins Gtrabt; Macthsn.
Scbn unD Glis Wlestinnsp, 718 0.
elfis Aptnus; Nnox.
Milliam uno GIis0bttb Rsrstsr,
1055 Hlini Gsrdbs; anabs.
Oeerge uRb Gfttld Grams. 300a
gclernin Mptnut; Wiood5sn.
Robert unb s5annis Wstpsr, 1l4A
boppls Gtrnbs; anabs.
Goiparb unb guetni1 plate, 1884
Eccf Strabs; annbt.
slofepb u. unn Sbl Carroll, 4181
1 slnfufItDu Mptutls. Wldnd1tn.
ssobn une Giiiabstb Nsrlinatr, 21E
s5inbl1p Strnbe; W1D6en.
augnlt uHb Amslia 8adtlitr. 421l
Qepsr aDenae; Wdodsn.
JDbn unn @ufdn 6eimbah. So
B1nt Gtrabe; Rn1be.
Niholns unb Dsrsriot SslD1lb
925 San! sStrabe; WaDhsn.
| 5obH unh zhsrtfd 6ub. T16 SO
gan Sirobt: Wdohtn.
buob unb Gb1rIotis GoniUan. Al
lDfs Eritts apsnus; Wldbdsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-15

banbes mil ibrsn Damen limb 5rears
ben beltte @bsnn red3t sablreid tn
Bdlts's Sperbans etnfinben follten,
um ben 8ortrds bon Or. SuItusgat
iiber ,1ubertul0is" gu horsn.
- 8erpniea luednldnn, Satin
bes Sosrrn 5ermann 3. 2usdmonn
BON Rp. 300 proipect 9Ipe., Bellevue,
itarb i'm glItet BON 36 Sobren. Stt
btnterIdBt ben Gatten unO bier Stn'
Der,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-15
amtsmsbiI esristt In Nrass.

Als 6esr G0uis u. pnhcub psIttya
abenb tur3 Dor 8 ubr feiH Automas
bill in bic Darass brinesn nonts, gss
rittb b1iIeIbs plosIid tn Hranb.
Gsutr aompusHis 80. % unb gsis
ter ROmpaenit 1O. 8. ptlhe bes
riahrihiigi iporbsn marin. tamn
t0ID b<rbsi nnb ss esIane ibaea, BIT.
;5lammen su I0fnen. ebs ciefelbeH Dsn
DniplinbebaIisr bss Mntos ftxeiGt
tniitn. Dos lsbitrt lpurb< gum nss
traes non mfbrtrtH hunDsrt Gelsss
befddoiss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-15
Jn(anOTe(egrap6
Dtfertionen bonn 9sr. g /.
Seer.

DtertioHen pom 8er. 81.
Seer.
Wafbinatpu, .. g., 13. Blci.
Ginsm gtri6t bss 9snsroIabiutantsn
Qtnsportb 3ufules, iiRb IN ben eritsH
snoIF Saatn nss Wlonats WtGt BON
ben 5ruppsn an Der msritonIiaeH
greuse uno in Collection uno Gan
antonio 81 SoIbotsH bsisrtirt. uHo
in ben eanssn spei moHaisH Ndrs
unb Qpril nitt mshr als 120. Der
Gsnsralabtutont perOffsutIiht biefe
3ahlen. um bds @eratt gu pioerlsssn.
bos Die 1ruppsn maHsurpsiIe osisrtirs
ten unb gu ben msrilaHiitsu JHiurs
gsntsn iibsrgtngsn.
Sin beTperatsr Rtetr.
Rontgomsrp, a!a., Ia. Wai.
Gir farhig.r 4RGretr. Der iid in elmer
oltrn Siittt an Der WobiIsr gbouHse
perbarritabl:t bate, belt beuie Wpr-
oen Elm Sdsriffs aufgsbot iiber cine
Sinuoe In S6dh uno erti, nohetm
,r uubsr isinsm sriteu Spfer. tpeitere
! fiinf QstIousR a.i1ciTsu bate. fpuroe
CT ourh cine 5iiiilaes Der gelagerer
unf6Gblih ssmabt.
5om Benion, ttn ii5elbsriiftigtsr
Reaer. bate beute su friihsr Morpens
Itunoe .iniss WsiIen ouberboIb Wonts
gomsrps fsin.u RdTsssupHen Better
| 1oqs srmoroet. Gin Sbsriffs duff
sebpt purn. oen fIihtigtn GdtpdrseH
nu6etIanht uno itslItt ibu in Der
5iitte. Webrsre SaIpsn fpurben ouf
bisIsIbe ubeeesben, Der ihfDdrse Rors
Der ertpioerte inbeIien bos 5susr, ;
9erion.n fhtper psrpunnenc; stuei
borurtsr I.bsusssfdhrIi6h. Giner Der
8sIuesrsr troG auf SGnbsn uno Jill
| bsn an bic 5utte hsron uub ieste tie
| in granb, 10 oaB Der gsssr iia ins
i5rsis fIu1tsn mubtt. Gr psrborriias
birts iih j.st bintsr elmer 5ens. no
er ihlisbIih. oon auetIn ourhbohri,
tobt gu 8oben iaut.
Sragifner automobits
lnfdll.
| afbtabuIa, Ohio, Il. Wai -
Der Sdldhtsr asron Sh.lbon tum an
| Sonnius bel einsu1 autOmobiIsllnfal
um's aeben uno bic Gilenbabntoubnt.
teure abner Determination, Gnparo Ei,
BED unn Shomas Tonls rpuroen ihme,
nerlest. Gle befonoen iit in Shelt
oons Nutomcbil aui Der 5timfobci
als be Maihtne in Elm God aerittt
unb umtippts, nobel Sbeloon bad
genid brad.
! 50btlther SturS
| Dafbingtpn, .. g., IA. Mni
| Gsun 5tansen Na6be1a ef aus BEN
nritten Stotipert bes 0arfielo 5oIpi,
| tails entipeber aefalien oosr eeiprnnt
| gen mar. itarb am Sonntaa gbil;l
Baparb bon Wilminsion, Snb.. cir
| 5obn oes peritorbenen Gbomas q
9dnorb, Der ieinerseit StautsietretGl
aub 9otfhdftsr In England qetpeFer
NOR. Surh cine autppfie tpurps fsfit
| sefrIt. baB 8oDarb on inem 5er3lei,
| ben litt unb Der Sob sin3is unb alIeir
burh ben Ghred perurioe3t iparbs
lpsnn bel benz Sturs bate sr icb abIo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-15
I'm 6eIauanib sriramfi.

Die 26idbris. TisHiimago Sisur
TscDrman, 4ls On 3. Sttabs ip.l4e
am Samftoa bon bem DcIisiittH Wttb
perbaiset unh mad een GrunenssfaHes
NIP aebraht iporben mar. trfronsss ess
fiern abenb pIDslih uno mubtt nab
BEN SiobtboIpiial etbradt fusrosn.
no ,s Fidl herousfteflit, bdB he an hod'
orabiosr 2unoenenisiinbunl ltiott.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-15
ssu sinsm MntsmsbiI astrsisa.

Der Jialieusr QspH Donislt bon 30.
1892 Gussn gitp apsHus fpuros ess
Iistn absno an Der WltWilIcn uno
Epmmes Girabe pon Dem Mutomobsl
bss Gsp. Q. 5apDod BON glsnooIs gs
troFfen nnD tr!iii eiHen iouplissrtsn
Wrud, Des Iinssn Arms. p1trohudesn
80. z bra6ts ihn nrt ptm Dttbtsed
6cTpitol.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-15
1asttidlcr ansaaHa.

3rsS. aina, Der farbig, GItDaior.
Eiitr,r o,s granb 6oi,la. tpslhfr am
10. ulai ollf bisbtr nndnfattlorlt
MsiI, pom pieritn StodDsrt aus ourdb
ben Scbritubgidadt gum GrbstlhOb
biaabitiirsts, III geftsrn i'm itdbsiihsn
6ofpitoI ieinsn 0trlebuHstn ttisgsn.
Der Coroner ipurbe b,nuhrintisi nno
orhuet, sinen Sroueit on.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-15
cincinnati ar. Glib.

Der Cincinnati ,srt Club bal fiir
bus Iaufsnbs 5abr bic fcIseHbsH 8s'
oHien atDdbit: grdfbeHt, 8. 8.
Nlsoiin; 8ises grGFoeni, g. Z. our
lep: Getretir, ;Srnnf milmes; G6nss
m.tfsr, eb. !. RsiB; Sdus4aommits
tee, Rartin Reitie. 9beo. g. Drrl
uno Nm. gSIisrt; aufios. n. o. pa
mnnh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-15
GaIIde Esutrsa alarms.

Dab ber fntffs 5sutralurm.Rdrr
INNER nod nidt befsitigs In. ruros
1eFiern betpiefsn, inosm ois sytnfrfoebr
ouf Alarm 365 nnd Der gpaet uno
BARTON Strabe anb ant Alurm 663
ned @lsnpoos ADenue unb RedoiHg
Nrun gsrafsn spur0s. no iis sa i9tsm
Merger stin s5susr snioedtn fonnse.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-15
9teine 3sOIiaeinad ridb btea.

= Nns Der mObHuns bes miusdm
GbkIton, 30. 521 garIikI< Ep<nnt,
luurhtn stfetn pcH einsn G&Ifi6hisb
~ Hkipungsfiids im Eesrtfs npn 80
tnispsnhss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-28
MoREToWN.

Mrs. Celia Shea was in Barre Friday.
w. L. Wilcox was in Montpelier on
Wednesday.
Miss Riusler of Montpelier was in
town Friday.
M II. McAllister has been OH the sick
list the past week
Il. A. Heath spent several days last
week in Burlington.
F. J. Seaver of Bolton was in town
ON business Friday
Paul johnson spent part of last week
with relatives in Montpelier.
Miss Ruth Bruce from Montpelier
seminary was home over Sunday.
Miss Eta Neil visited relatives in
Waitsfeld several days last week.
Miss Maude johnson Of Montpelier
was guest OF her parents Sunday
Miss Grace Buckley, who has been
attending school in Boston, is at home.
Mrs. NJ. r. Childs visited her father,
+. D. Griffith, at Waterbury Center Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs b. c. Newton of Mont
pelier were guests at P. L. Griffith's re-
Gently
J. D. Bidgood and f. A. Heath were
in Montpelier on business Monday of
last week.
Curtis Turner. who has been local
visitor for the past two weeks, returned
to Waterbury Saturday.
Miss Addie Freeman has returned
from Barton, where she has been to pur-
chase her spring millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Talbot and daugh-
ter, Lucy, of Waterbury, were guests at
S. f. Atkins over Sunday.
Lillian, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. R. Russell, has been quite i'll
the past week with bronchitis.
Mr. and Mrs, l. A. Armstrong left on
Tuesday for Melrose. Mass, where they
will reside Their many friends wish
them success in their new home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-28
ROCHESTER,.

James Walker, who has been quite i'll,
is now improving.
Jesse Billings has purchased a horse
from Warren parties.
Mrs. G, Z. Andrews is spending a few
days at Alex Shampeney's.
The winter term of the graded school
will close Friday for a weeks vacation.
Mrs Hester Durham and Mrs. A. ID.
Martin were guests at L. j, Spencer's re-
Gently.
Miss LuelIa Cole has returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital, where she
went for medical treatment.
c. S. Eaton was in Randolph Satur
day. His place as mail carrier was sup
piled by his daughter, Evelyn.
Mr., and Mrs. Crosby Martin and Mr..
and Mrs Richard Hubbard have moved
into the house owned by Mr. Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Brooks have
moved to the farm recently bought by
them, known as the Riley Newton place
Il. Fl. Edgerton has been in Rutland
and White River Junction recently to
attend meeting of the road commits
siOners.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wing and
daughter, Walter Wing and Mrs. Alma
Ellis have started for Portland, Oregon,
where they intend to make their home
They returned to Vermont about two
years ago, having spent some years in
the West. They enjoyed the life so
much they decided to return.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-28
WASHINGTON.

Regular meeting l. o. o. F. Thurs
day evening All members take notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. BigeIow and Har-
old were in Plainfeld at George Owens
Sunday.
The first regular meeting of Silver
Spring Rebekah lodge occurs this Tues
day evening. All members are request
ed to be present
c. Fl. McAlister met with an acct
dent, while rolling logs for J. j. Dash
ner one day last week. He came in con-
fact with a cant hook handle, cutting
quite a cash in his head.
Notice is hereby given that the time
expires next Saturday FOR the licensing
of dogs, and all dog owners are hereby
notified that they must see to it that
licenses are obtained before that time.
Town clerk.
DR.. w, 0. Hutchinson, who has been
at the hospital at Burlington for treat
ment of his throat, is somewhat i'm
proved, so that he has returned home
aud is able to attend to all Office work
and on pleasant days will be able to at
tend to some calls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-28
DYSPEPSIA ON THE DECLINE
Sewers Dyspepsia Tablets Cure Forty
nine Cases Out Of Fifty.

Why anyone in Barre and East Barre
should continue to suffer with indiges-
tion, when box of Seavers Dyspepsia
Tablets will cure, is certainly a mys-
terry. D. +. Davis and Frank Roark have
been selling Seayers Dyspepsia Tablets
for some time, and we know from actual
experience right here in our own stores
just what Sewers Famous Dyspepsia
Tablets will do, and il you inquire Of the
above druggists they will tell you they
never knew remedy to prove so decd-
edly beneficial in the treatment of indi-
gestion, dyspepsia, palpitatioh, sleepless-
ness and other forms of stomach trouble
1t certainly ought to give you conf
dence when you know that every SOC box
OF Seaver's Dyspepsia Tablets contains
20 days treatment, and at the end OF
that time If you are not decidedly bene-
fitted all you need to do is to 90 back to
the dealer and get your money. Seavers
Dyspepsia Tablets are sold right on their
own merits. They cure indigestion sim
ply by toning up the stomach and di-
gestive organs so that the food viii as
simulate and give strength to the system
just as nature intended. Seaver's Dys-
pepsia Tablets are such good nerve
tonic, too. just try box and see if it
don't give you new energy, new ambition
and new courage to carry out your plans
and daily work. If it doesn't, your mon
ey back.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-28
PLAINFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank l<ittredge and son
have moved to Burlington.
! Mr. and Mrs e. r. Leayitt recently
visited relatives in Burlington
Mrs, Sanford Hawkins of Hardwick
was in town Tuesday Of last week.
Mr. and Mrs Morton Holbrook re-
turned to Mendon, Mass, Monday.
Miss Louise Knapp recently visited her
aunt Mrs. Frank Marsh, OF East Calais
Dean Batchelder has moved his family
to the Frank Hardy house on Maple HILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dix have gone to
Leominstre, Mass, for an indefinite stay,
Miss Dobey OF Montpelier is spending
few weeks with her uncle, Clement st.
John.
Mrs. Claud Bailey and daughter spent
part Of last week with relatives in Wor,
cester
Miss Abbie Clark is spending few
days in Montpelier with Mrs Cora
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Batchelder of
Barre spent Sunday with Mrs, Emma
Batchelder.
Miss Chamberln of Washington is
spending a few days at the home OF w.
j. Batohelder
Miss Alice Shorey returned from South
Barre Saturday where she has been
teaching school.
DR.. +. p. Gale has returned from Mont
pelier, where he underwent an operation
at Heaton hospital.
Miss Ethel Bemis spent part of last
week in Montpelier, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Badord.
Miss Geneva Wilmot and Charles Hale
of Lyndonville spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. H. w Cowles
Mrs. George st. Cyr and Miss Florence
Clark recently spent several days in New
Hamphire with relatives.
Mrs. w II Martin and Mrs. Fanny
Burton visited Mrs. Hannah Bullock of
Marshiield one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs Myron Goodenough Of
Walden recently visited at the home of
his mother, Mrs. Goodenough.
Mrs Frank Marsh and Miss Alice
Pearsons OF East Calais visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. /. L. Knapp Sun
day.
Miss Julia Martin Miss Kate Coburn
and Rudolph Cutting of Goddard sem
mary are spending a weeks vacation at
their homes.
Mrs. Elsie Wood returned from Barre
the first of the week. where she was
nursing in the home Of Mr., Keith on
Church street
Rev. Dir. Merrill, secretary of the state
missionary association, gave an interest
ing address at the Congregational church
Sunday morning.
Elmer ST. John, who was called to
town by the death OF his mother, Mrs,
Clement st. John, returned to his home
in Jackson, Mich, Tuesday.
About forty were present at the so.
cial given by ladies' aid Of the Congre-
gationsl church Thursday afternoon in
the church vestry. The ladies tried
puff. A very interesting paper was read
by Mrs. Wilfred Kiser. A bountiful sup
per was served.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-28
Only Sober Men Wanted

Competition is too keen and life is too
strenuous for an employer to keep on
his payroll men who are not in mental
or physical condition to perform their
duties. Every line OF business is closing
its doors to drinking men. If you are
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rine thousands of men have been re-
stored to lives of sobriety and industry,
hence they have become worth more to
their employers, and best Of oil they've
made their loved ones happier.
Orrine is simple home treatment.
No loss of time from work while YOU
ara. taking it. Start to-day. You viii
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sure that Orrine will benefit YOU that
we say to you that If, after a trial, you
fail to get any benefit from its use, we
will give your money back.
ORRINE is prepared in two forms, No.
/. secret treatment. a powder, absolutely
tssteless and odorless, given secretly in
food or drink. ORRINE No. 2, in pill
form. is for those who desire to take
voluntary treatment. ORRlNE costs
only 81 90 a box. Write for free Orrine
booklet tmailed in plain sealed envelope
to ORRINE COMPANY, Orrine building
Washington, D. G. ORRINE is recon-
mended aud i for sale in this city by
Burt H. Wells. 100 North Main street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-28
NORTH CALAIS.

Mrs Cynthia Thuston is working at
Gardner Celley's
Mrs. Laura Felch is in Montpelier for
a few days stay.
c. d. Foster of Cabot visited relatives
in town part of last week.
Mrs. Gardner Celley is i'll with pneu-
monia. Dir. Wheeler is attending her
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Martin of Hard
wick are guests of Mrs. Matilda Fair for
a few days.
Mrs. Margaret Mitchell died very sud
denly Friday night at the town farm,
where she lived.
Miss Carrie White sold at auction Fri
day, the oath, her household goods, farm
ing implements, etc.
N. H. Teachout and wife of Mont
pelier, who have been visitors at Mrs.
Matilda Fairs, returned to their home
Saturday.