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The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1912-02-02

celled. 1t is probable that all O
} these lands will not be require'
for lieu allotments as some of tn
, lands now withdrawn for reser
voir sites may be found later no
to be required for such purposes
, and the allotments in confic
: Herewith will not have to b,
cancelled. Whether these lieu
lands are allotted or restored an(
made subject to settlement ane
entry, it is the opinion of the de-
partment that to lease them al
this time would result in com.
plications when the lands passed
. into private ownership.
STATE LIEU LANDS
1t is not deemed advisable tc
make an exception of the Flat
head surplus lands to the general
rule, that before title passes from
the government Of the United
States for Indian lands it must
be determined that they contain
no mineral, power site or reser-
voir site possibilities. 1t is hoped
that funds will be made available
so that an examination of these
lands may be made as early dur
ing the coming season as weather
conditions will permit.
RIGHTS OF WAY FOR HIGHWAYS
Section 4 of the Act of March
3, 1901 (3l Stats. L., 1858, 1O84),
authorizes the department to
grant permission to state or local
authorities for the opening and
establishment of public highways
across Indian lands, tribal and
allotted.
A short time before the open
ing of the Flathead Indian reser-
vation there was submitted to
the department the application
of the commissioners of Flat
head county for authority to open
certain highways across the trib-
al lands, as it was desired that
these roads be established before
the lands were acquired by set
tiers. The application was ap-
proved. While the plats submit
ted showed proposed roads across
Indian allotments also, the ap-
proval did not extend to the al
lotted lands for the reason that
the regulations prescribed under
the law cited provide that the al
lottees shall be consulted and
their consents obtained to the
establishment of roads across
their lands. The county author
tiles have never completed their
applications for roads across the
allotted lands.
Several applications were
afterwards submitted but as it
did not appear that all of the al
lottees whose lards were involved
had been consulted they were re-
turned for further consideration
and action. Just about the time
the applications reached the In
dian office, protests were also
filed by Indians claiming that the
proposed roads did not follow
section lines as required by the
regulations, whenever possible,
just as good roads could
be constructed on the section
lines as where they had been
located.
The department is favorable to
opening public roads on Indian
lands, as it is realized that the
public highways are not only a
necessity, but also enhance the {
value of adjoining lands. ;
If the county commissioners
will submit applications prepared J
n accordance with the regula- {
ions, and either obtain the con- I
sents of the allottees, or show s
why it is impossible to do so, the I
applications will receive careful {
and prompt consideration. ,
With resnact tO tho two tolo- I
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1912-02-02
HOMESTEADERS ASK FOR RFI JEF

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29

10 namentlidy aus Dem Oberneierge=
biete, aus Sem @erra= un6 Glll6a-
tbol iotpie pom MeiBnersebiree. 8e-
lon6ers groBen S6aoen fat bas lin
metter bel 6uI6a a,1geri6tet. 9as
@elpitter mar bon wolfenbr1darti=
gen &egen9iiiien begleitet. g 9 IL
feb, Nem itabt inns ser &c
rol5boer @an ml1rben bon
l(nmettern nit molten6rudartigen1
&egen l115 @agel beimgeil1dt. Die
6elofriid}te, namentli9 @etrei0e l1no
&artoffeln, ml,roen pernid)tet u1ro
@aiermalien idapenmrten bas Gro
reid fort. Sn Meu ita6t Gliid=
gou) iino sic @opfenonlagen idrper
geida6igt mor6elr. - Das @oloene
Subilaum beging ser fatb. @eiellen=
@erein III 6ramffur t a. 80. =
2ebrer Marfus, ber lett 80 Sarfen
in Meuito6t mirft, besebt i'm
September fein 5%0iabriges Dienitt1=
bilalrn1. = Scr &ertner Sdramm
fat Ser Stoot Sffenbah 300,=
600 Mf. 5l1r @rritbu,lg eines Mlten=
Defines permoht. = 9ie a1teite Gin
mobnerim Ser Staot @iesba6en,
Sran &entner @obl, fat ibren 1Ot.
@eburtstag begangen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
81. g. ssones bon ser See 8bor=

q. g. Sones bon ser See @bar-
moep, Chico, GAL, melde 6olep &
Cos Me0i5inen Sabre lang perfonf<
tie, iagt: SD Bit ser anii@t, ooB
6oleps @onep ans Sar COMPOUND
ieiens @leiden nidt bat, un6 es lit
iene @uiten=Me6i5in, meld)e i6 em=
pfeblen fam, 6a lie feline 8etdu=
bungsmittel o6er on6ere ida0lide
subiton5en entbalt. Gas @dte lit in
gelbem Baquete. Molitor Drug 60.
Cine ser gepobnliditen @ranfbei=
ten, bon oeren Fart orbeiten0e 2cute
be fallen tper6en, lit labmer &iden.
@en5et @bomberloin's Eminent 5pei<
NAL 6es Cages an un6 reibt sic Sbeile
tiidtig Bel ie6er Mpplifation, ur16 ibr
mer6et RAID 2in5er11ng beripiren. gu
faufe1 BEL allen @Gn6lern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
ion. - 81, ser Mobel- un6 @arfett=

ion. - Ss,1 Ser Mobel- uno @arfett-
fabrif Geo. Moier in q iirnbere
riftete 5Ser1er groBen 54aoen an. =
ST. geiitiger l%tmuadtlu1g periibte Der
itdotiide @auomt'natm Bonn in
% iir5burg Selltmoro our@ CT
bdngen. = @eiltl. 9}atb Sob. @olfs.
&aleie, felt % Sabrel, 8farrer in
q llersburg begging iein 50jab=
RIGGS Yrieiterjubild1m. = SSn
d. au m1rSe oas 50jabr.
Subila,m Ser 6ortiaen Treiniaigen
6e,ermebr gefeiert. - Ser @Dm11a=
iialpf0rtner Sob. StroBen in
2an0sbut fat iid) in S6mer=
multi erba,1gt. = Ger @lib aiderte
Sen 9al,erlebof oes Oecononten Strict
III 90 a t ein. - Ser 8%farrberr
BON 8ambfel6, @einr. Sermann,
lit i'm 20. 2ebensiobre %geitorben.
@iirttcmberg.
Seit ei,tiger 3eit Meibt gu Suit
lingen sic Conan mieSer aus uno
Ser alte, troitloie 3uitan5 NIT aem
leeren Donoubett lit mie5er in pof1em
l1mfang eingetreter. : Ser v9ie1er=
fran5" in % ut m1ingen begging
iein 5%0iabriges Sl1bila,1nr. - 81
5poi6ingen iimo Sic 1ricotoge=
Sabrif bon Marg. II. &aler uno 0os
8iibniide @0belgei@dft, beioe am
8obnbofe gelegen, nbgebrannt. -
@ebrer &Gmmerer lit mad 47i6bri=
ger Dienit3eit, BON Set er 43 Sabre
in 8artenitein 5ugebraht fat,
in Sen Sutherland getreten. - Sic
grpoiitur = Gicariate ~ ubIader
ln5 8airenfurt iir6 81 itan6i=
gen @farrpertpei ereien erboben NOR
sen. Ole @atbolifen in 6e1lbad
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETcHER'S
CAS- r
6e1en=0armitabt.

9ie .Marioniide so0olitGt 9 ie=
burg" feierte ibr @o16e,tes Subj
16l1msfeit. - @oloene &o65eit feier=
ten 5os @bepaar 8aItb. Giniie6el 4.
lit @onigit66ten, rn6 &bilipp
@enfel 1m6 gbefral1, geb. &aufmnnn,
in neberau.
8ahern.
Sn 81 ii II d e II madt ser orgal1i=
iirte n~nglaa1ben INNER groBere Sort
ihritte. Sic vSrei0enfer" uno Got
t%esleugner, sic 6reimal1rer un5 oos
Slt6entbum aus alien Sbeilen &es
&ei6es, ober audi pielfah aus &uB=
1anb, arheiten 5l,i ammen, Tim 1oS fa=
tboIiife Miind)en gu einem @nl1pt-
quartiere 6es orgonilirten l1nglau=
hens GIT mad]en. &or 90 Sahren
CAB es in Mii11den nod nidt eir1en
ein5igen &erein, Ser antireligioie
3mede berfolgte, nun ober gibt es
iolde &ereinigur1gen inns @l6tter al=
Ter S6attirrngen u116 jebt ion iogor
audi Sos aiiotii@e @ei6entbrm ieinet
@in5ug boIten, 90 elm GROCER Gent
pei 6es 8l11oibiSmus erbart per6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29

p1a1rer einen @irdenbau. SSn
01e dIenbeuren ip1r6e Die
@runoiteinlegl1ng CUR 1,euen Stride
obgebalter1. - Die 11eue Donau-
Bride gu Il I nj >puroe under groben
Ieitlidfeiter feierlid ~eineepeibt. 9ie
Bride fat 100000 @arf gefoftet urb
fat 3 8ogen bon je 10 Meter @eite.
= 0ie Ieier Tiers 100jdbrigen 8e~
itebe11s fonnte Sic 6. @eilamitalt
3miefaIten begeben. = @ol6e-
ne @od5cit %feierten Sic @belel1te
Gbriition l1n0 Magoalenu Mii1er in
&ei5bauien.
8a6en.
Sic So5ialoe1nofroten perlnngten
bon ser &egierung I'M 2an6fage eli
men 3uidu1B BON iabrli6 1900 Mf.
fir Sic INSTRUMENTATION S1tgenb=
pereine. @ultus Miniiter 80bm
leb,1te 5ieie 1or6erung gang entidie=
SER al, nit @iilfe ser 9iberoGen muir
Sc Damn aber Sen &otben Sic @ef6l=
ligfeit getbon, 6oB ole getpinigun=
gen fir Sugeaooereine abgelebnt
tpur5en. - Sn ser @aGfabrts= Stride
in @agbduiel miro om 10.
September, 200idbr. So6estog bes
Gaters Mnrtin bon Godem, Elm
3enfmol entbint iperSen. - SSn
@eiiingen brannte bas @ait=
baus n3mn &ed)t" NIT Seconomie=
gebduoc ab. - Sn g amla If tpur6e
6os @aitbal1s u3um Storben" burb
Setter pol1ltdnoig 5eritort.
0eiterreid<11ngarn.
Sn @ien lit @ogiitratsratb i.
&. 2eop. 59miobol1er, ser Iange
Belt Sos Departement fir Sic @ai=
ierperi orgltng @ien's leitete, int 81.
2~ebensiabre geitorben. - &rdlot
6ri5giam sdJmoIf, Mbt 5es Gbor-
berren stiftes in @er5ogen=
bu r g, lit inn Sitter bon 20 Sabren
geltorben. - SSn Strebcrsoorf
itarb I'M Sitter Don 66 Sabren Migr.
Sob. Gorfler, Yrofeiior u110 Saupt=
lcbrer am 2cbrer leminar ser @briitl.
.Sdulbriioer. - S,1 8p5en ltarb
bodpp. @r. Sol. Irenfnaloer, 5taot=
pfarrer u,ro inf1lirter Eropit, int 81.
2%ebemsiabre. - SSn SaI5burg
fano Sic Ginapeibung 6es ,1eu errid=
tetcn &rabenieminars v@orro-
mdl1m" itatt. - Die Eailionsipiele
lit Sorts baben gnoe Suni begon=
1er1. Sic mer6cn BON nielen Mus=
ld11oern, namentlib &eidsoeutidet
un0 6run5oien beiudt. - gu 6 G.
lafomit fins Ser 8rager
Medupatal inns 3 bel ibnt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29

ter geto6tet, ein 5ritter idper per=
lebt. = COMMENCEMENT 56oeller
bon Diren erIag einem 5dlagan=
fon, I'M So. 2ebensjabre. = S11
9udbaulen brunnten 2 aneirnn=
0ergebaute @%obnbduier ser @ittme
&01i4 ab. = Ser Genior ser @eit=
lidfeit ser 9io8eie 80 ii n It e r, gloB=
bicar ST. @ernb. Meteler, nuf SaloB
2oburg, lit int glitter bon 81 Safren
g%eitorben. = Ser 8m ser neuett
&farrfir6e in 8iemer lit boGlea6et
uno fonnte eingemeibt neroen. =
Gin biitoriides @obraeiden ser sta6t
DIiie16orf, Ole nalte @eii5en5, "
miro o~bgetraeen un5 an ieiner stene
elm reues Suiti5gebdi,16e, oos sic ge=
iammte @ioilredtspflege oufnebn1en
Jon, erri6tet per6en. = 3miiden sen
0rten Mrgeni@mang mo
Brnnn6meig tpur6e ei11 gro
bes &oblenlager ent0edt, nit 5eiien
Iusbeutung bereits begonne11 tpurSe.
- @it SEM 8au ser r1elter Moie1=
brii6e gu @iesport lit begonnen
tpor6en. Sic ion Big gum M1tguft
1918 pollen5et tper5en. - 1ie Croft
rung Ser 1teler giienbobn = 2inie
@eimbndy 8oumboI0er Fat
itottgefun6en. = Sn l1e6em lit
bodp. ST.. &%rofeiior a. 8. uno @eiiH.
&atb &erm. Sol. @eritgens, IS SATIRE
alt, geitorben. = SSrr @aI5mei=
Ter miro nit einem @oitenoufman6e
bon $4,000 Mf. Elm 1eltes SduIhaus
erbaut. Sn g 0 II n lit @eb. Berg
rotb M6o1pb Borders I'M Sitter bon
60 Sabren geiforben. = Ser fatb.
@el euenberein in @brenbreit=
fen feierte iein 5i1bernes Subj
1aiat1n. = Mit SEM Mnfaufe ser Tbp=
iettiden @aiiernerfe GIT MibI=
beim a. S. 81. lit 6os Iette @in6er=
nib 5ur Durdfubrung seq Nroiectes
Der @%erbin6ung Ser &l1br nit Sent
&bein beieitigt. Sod tpur6e bon ser
Sdiffbarmodunq ser l1nteren Ml1br
abgefeben un6 ion itatt 6eiien elm be-
%ion6erer Canal erbaut tper5en, ser
bel &atbrort in SEN @beim&erne=@o=
nal miir0et. Dne 5to6tbermorh1nd
bon Miiblbeib Fat SEN 9mt elmer
groBartigen @ta6tboIe, sic mebrere
Millionen @arf foiten ion, befdloi=
ien.
Standardization.
Gin i@meres un1petter gin0 fuir5=
lid iber &efen nie6er. 3oblreide
5e%uersbrinite. 6ur6 8liti@Iog muir
ben aus allen @egen6er gemelset. :
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
Sic alte 9etmatb.
G4lefem.

YrdIot Tron5 samtot, Nforrer
bon 81. @il1cen5 i1 8resIau II, lit
inn Sitter BON IS Sabnen geitorben.
= Sci 56miebefeI5 fubr Elm
Nerlonen5ug in einen bollbeietten
&remier binein, mobei z @erionen ge=
to6tet urr6 II berlebt tp11r6en.
@annpber.
9os I'M @reiie Seize gelegene &ird=
Sort 9ebitbt lit 6ur@ elm 6elter
oerbeert tpor6en. 25 8al1erngebofte
unto 3te Stride tpur6en Elm &aub Ser
Slomme11. - Commencement Mlops
Sage, geniorhef ser &i16esbei=
mer Sparberofabrif, lit int Mlter
bon 60 Sabren g%eitorben.
@eitfaIen.
Die acknowledgement BEL Sem
Spor= l1no DorIebnsperein lit Il IL
na iteuen it6 en5giltig auf run6
45,OOO Wtf. Non e11ter 9otcurSer=
0ffn11ng gegen SEN &en6anten Spiel-
fel6, 6eiien 6dli6ungen un6 l1nter=
idla9a1ngen feft9eiteut iin6, apur6e
spegen ser geringen @oiie Mbitan5
genommen. - &edmungsrab Driife,
Sberlefretdr am &gl. 2an0geri6te
in 8aberborn feierte iein so
iabrtges Dienftiubildum. = Muf ser
3e6e Meu=Sier1obn gu 2ongen=
6reer mur5en 2 @ergleute, sic
Sob11e elmer olten @ittpe, beridit=
tet 1tn6 get00tet. - @ieberl1m fat Ser
9ortmun0 =Gmscarml ei1 Spfer a.
for6crt. Sin in sen mittleren Sabren
'teher1ner Mrbeiter bon auspGrts, in
81 bcine 5l,r 3eit in Dienlten mar,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29

oer;uhle Elm Ba0 gu nebmen uno er.
tranf. Sic 2eidye 0es Derungliiftel1
Ma,11leS ipuroe nad ser &aue 0eS e.
ten 6rie6bofes gebradt. Sci ser meit-
faliiden Drobtin6uitrie gu &amm
fonrten 81 Mrbeiter ouf cine 25jab=
rige un6 4 ouf cine 50iabrige Mr=
beits3eit 5uriidbli6en. DaS @erf
idenfte iebem ser Mr6eitet nit So
jabriger Mrbeits5eit Elm 5partaiien<
bu4 NIT 500 &C., ie6er Mrbeiter nit
25iqbriger Dien3eit erbielt cine iil=
berre l1br. = Die S1sberger
Stride erbdlt 5nr 58eit cine 11el1e CT
meiterung ibrer M~a1sidmiidurg. DaS
@etp0Ibe uno sic @an6 um Den @o4-
altar tper6en bon befannten Diiiie1<
6orfer &iinitlern ausgemalt. Ser
sti1 ser MoIerei paBt iid 6em roma-
niidyen @barafter ser Stride an, 1pubrt
ie6o9 Sic mo5er1te @erbeiierung ouf
oem @ebiete Ser Sarben un0 3ei4=
nung. = St Ba6erborn5e ger tor=
te ein @roBfeuer 6os Sage1perf ser
@ebrii6er l1ble nit Meoidinen un6
&ol5porratben p%olitdn0ig. - Ser
Bau elmer 11elte1r Stride in g. ne It
miro nit &iIfe 6es &errn Domcapitu=
lars Brofeiiors ST. Sdmitgen aus
Colin idon int ndditen Sabre 5ur
Musfibrung ge1angen. @nneit liegt
BON ser Hfarrftrde Mtten6orn etpa
3 @iIometer entfernt. Ser bodgele=
gene u116 6ober itarf 6em Sturm u1t6
@etter ol1gSiebte @eg na6 Mtten6orn
i It i'm @inter MIR nit ser groBten
Miibe paiiirbor. = Sn @Ispe fan6
unter reger 8etbeiligung sic @run6=
iteinlegurg 0es 11el,en &ranfenbauies
itatt. Sc maren @err @ebeimratb
|2an0rotb 6reusberg, &err Mmtmann
Sdulte, sic @eiitIi6feit uno 9ebrer=
idoft 6es 0rtes, iomie cine groBe
3ab1 neutrality-suspicious. eri6ienen.
@heinprobins.
Die 1re11ett 8nbnitreden in Ser 81
fel: DumpelfeI6 2iiien n
Sort, Sinferatb @ep=
mert, @ilIesbeim= @erol-
It. n un6 Sic a%usgebauten Streden
Ser MbrtbaIbabn iomie 2iiien-
1orf Siinferatb, iino Dem
8etrieb iibergeben tpor5en. - SIN
Sitter bon 70 Sobren 1T ser Subilar-
priefter 8rodboff Stiftsberr om
2iebfra1eenmiin1ter in Ma@em, ge-
itorben. - 8eim 3uiammenbrlnh Ell
nse @eriiits in einem Sal1retburm
Ser Stolberger @efenidaft in
30 initerbu6 muroen 2 Mrbei<
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Sin GROCER 8etrag i6ledter &C.
S,@,Shni4 ~ So, iATnA4n, NorSn,,,.41n

Sin GROCER 8etrag idledter &C.
iunobeit lit ser idle6ten 8er0auung
5u5ui6reiben. @enn ser Mugen Der
feblt, feline Gl1nftionen. regelredt gu
oerri6ten, geratb 6os gan5e Spitem
ouBer Sr6nung. ginige Doien Giant
berlains Soblatte lit oIles, 1pas STR
gebraudt. 3ieielben itdrfen sic Ser
0mung, beleben Cure Sober un6 re.
guliren Cure g%ingepei6e, bertretben
oollitdn6ig 6os miierabIe @efiibl, 6aS
bon elmer idle@ten @er6auung fer.
fommt. @eriudt iie. @iele ar6ere
fins 6a6ur@ permanent gebeilt NOR
Sen. - @arum nibt SIR? gu fau>
fen bel allen &din6lerm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
Standardization.

Gin i4aperes unpetter ging fuir5<
lid Mber &efen nieoer. 8obIreide
5el1ersbrunite 6ur4 8liti4loa muir
Ben aus allen @egeroen gemelset.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-02-02
c. A. R. TO HOLD
BIG CAMP FIRE
installation Services On
Friday Night, Feb. z
THE BOYS IN BLUE WILL GATH
ER IN FREEDOM HALL-PROM-
INENT SPEAKERS EXPECTED.

Elaborate preparations are being
made for the installation services of
Captain James Ham Post, No. 1913,
Department of Pennsylvania, Grand
Army of the Republic, and Captain
James Ham Circle, No 76, which
will be held Friday evening, Febru-
ary 2, in Freedom Hall. Attorney
Richard II. Holgate, a member of the
Factoryville Post, and noted Scran-
ton criminal lawyer, will act as the
installing officer.
Mrs. J. b. Evans, Carbondale, will
also be present and entertain the
members and invited guests of the
Post. Besides there will be several
prominent local speakers who will
take part in the exercises. Homer
Greene, Esq, Wayne's poet laureate,
will be one of them.
Captain James Ham Post has a
present membership of between
twenty and twenty-five veterans
During the past year two members
answered the final roll call, viz,
Captain c. e. Baker, Waymart and
Stuart Lincoln, Honesdale. Judge
Henry Wilson is making a determin-
ed effort to keep the Post together
until 1915.
III NAMING a pea DtlOIt the OM IL
Council last July for an appropriation
of S2o 10 the G. A. r., Judge Wilson
said: THE expenses of Memorial
Day have been heavier this year than
before. We have to bury more men
every year. We have to get one or
two more carriages every year. Peo-
pie who in former years gave us their
conveyanCes are dropping carriages
and keeping autos. We'd like to
keep Memorial Day going until 1915.
1t ought to be public function"
Following the installation services
Friday night a camp fire will be held
which will be in charge OF the Ladies'
Circle.
Following are the officers who will
be installed:
mmander-Judge Henry Wilson.
Senior Vice Commander. Edward
ss.Cook
Junior Vice Commander-Davi Will
cox, Mt. Pleasant.
Adjutant and officer of the Day
County Treasurer w. w. Wood
Quartermaster- Graham Watts.
Chaplain-P. R. Collum.
SurgeOn-R. w. Brady, M. d.
Officer of the Guard-Michael Weber
Bugler-John Fischer.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-02-02
Training Nurses-Free Scholarships
Increased Earning Power.

The Philadelphia School for Nur-
ses, 2219 Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia, announces that enrolment for
the Spring classes will shortly be-
gin. This institution is recognized
and endorsed by leading physicians
everywhere. Free scholarships in the
Two-Year Course are available and
provide room, board, laundering. in
cidental expenses and railroad fare
home on completion OF the course.
A Home Study Course and a resident
Short Course are also provided. The
school provides full instruction un-
der safe and wholesome conditions
and opens the way to almost imm edi-
ate financial betterment for those
who need to increase their earning
power.
A Special Short Course Glass opens
February 21st. This class is formed
at the request of leading physicians
and are anxious that some provision
be made to meet the increasing de-
mand for nurses in all sections. This
is an opening which will be appre-
ciated by those who need to quickly
prepare themselves for self-support
and nursing duty An illustrated
number of the School Bulletin,
which is sent free to interested per-
sons, gives all the details.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-02-02
POLES To BE PAINTED.
Bell Company Endorses Honesdale
Improvement Association,

Miss Jennie Ball, secretary OF the
Honesdale Improvement association,
has received a letter from Fl. l..
Badger, District Plant Superintend-
ent OF the Bell Telephone Company
of Pennsylvania, whose headquarters
are located in Scranton, stating that
he is hearty accord with them. He
also stated that he was under the i'm
preston that most of the poles of
the Ben Telephone Co., within the
borough limits, are at present paint
ed dark green, this color, in their
opinion, harmonizing we'll with the
general surroundings. He assured
her, however, that he would have
this point checked up in the spring,
and see that all the unpainted poles
will be attended to at that time.
We have repeatedly" he wrote
" refused permission to tack signs
on poles of this company for the very
reason that you bring out, but un-
fortunately, there are some that take
advantage OF the difficulty encount-
cred in supervising all poles, scat.
tered as they are. In some towns
there is an ordinance prohibiting the
placing of signs on poles, which has
assisted materially in accomplishing
the result desired"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-02-02
A Pleasant Surprise Party.

An enjoyable surprise party was
5rranged for Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
|3renneman on Wednesday evening,
I he occasion being their ninth we'd
hing anniversary. The affair was a
complete surprise to the host and
bostess and when about twenty-five
bf their friends and neighbors walk
Id in they were dumfounded as to
| he meaning of so many guests. The
evening was spent at cards and
| hose who were awarded prizes were,
Mrs. F. w. Powell, ladies' first;
Leonard Guckenberger, gentlemen
Hrst; Mrs. r. NJ. Stocker, ladies'
consolation; Harry Menner, gentle.
mems consolation. Everybody en-.
Boyed themselves to the utmost and
bitter cards came refreshments which
were brought by the guests and
which consisted of sandwiches, cake
/ ce cream, and coffee. At a late
hour the guests departed wishing
the host and hostess many more
happy anniversaries. Mr.. and Mrs
lBrenneman were presented with 6
handsome gift to commemorate thu
occasion.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-02-02
Good Away TO Advertise.

Dispite the many changes which
have taken place in advertising meth
DDS during the past 20 years, the ad-
vertising calendar has maintained its
position as one of the best mediums
of publicity for the merchant dealer
or small manufacturer. The con-
sumption of calendars increases an
nually. Last year over one hundred
thousand firms used calendar adver-
tising in the United States alone.
Can So Many Business Men BE Mis-
taken?
Calendar advertising persists be-
cause no one has been able to devise
another form OF publicity which pays
so large a return on so small an in
vestment. Let us show you our line
of calendars for 1913. Every one
is a business producer, and it costs
you nothing to see them. Remember
that they are all copyrighted and that
we are the exclusive agents in and
about this section. The Citizen Pub
fishing Company.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-02-02
Death OF Thomas l.. Burcher.

Thomas L. Burcher, a prominent
farmer OF Fallsdale, died at his
home January 80, following a weeks
illness from pneumonia, aged SO
years, six months. Funeral services
were held the following Monday,
Rev. r. d. Minch, Tyler Hill, OFF,
ciating. He is survived by his wife,
who was a Miss Adie Mitchell, before
her marriage, and resided at Damas-
Gus. Two daughters, Maximila and
Evadna, living at home; two broth
ers, j. NJ, Calkins; Judson, Scran-
ton; four sisters, Mrs. Martin Suy-
dam, California; Mrs. A. r. Sheard,
Calkins; Mrs. Frank Noble, Scran-
ton; Miss Maris Burcher, Boston.
Mass, also survive. Interment was
made at Damascus Baptist cemetery.