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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-03-05
PITNEY TO BE CONFIRMED.
Judiciary Committee Orders His
Nomination FavorabIy Reported.

Judiciary Committee Orders His
Nomination FavorabIy Reported.
The Senate judiciary committee has
ordered favorable report on the
nomination of Mahlon Pitney, of New
Jersey, to be associate justice of the
Supreme Court of the United States
The vote to report the nomination
was unanimous. 1t has been found
that the decision of which the Iowa
Federation of labor complained had
been written by Chancellor Pitney's
father. The nomination viii remain
on the calendar until the next execu-
tive session of the committee.
Senator Culberson obtained the SEN
ate's permission to print in the record
and as public document Chancellor
Pitney's decision in the so-called
glass blowers case, in which he sus-
tanned a lower courts injunction
against strike. The opinion of the
Justices who dissented to the opinion
also will be printed.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-03-05
A New Policeman.

The board of aldermen Friday night
appointed Doorman Charles B. Jen-
nings as regular patrolman and
Chanceman Joseph Vorholz was Civ
en- Jennings former post as doorman.
Both the men took the oath of office
before Justice Howard on Saturday
and Doorman Vorholz began his work
at once while Patrolman Jennings
made his first regular patrol Sunday
night. Both young men have had ex-
perience as policemen while on the
ehanceman list and gave evidence of
making good officers.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-03-05
HOT COFFEE SOON.
Plant to Supply Firemen to Go in
Truck House.

Truck House.
The hot coffee boiler for the Nor
ristown fire department, the gift OF
the Women's Town Improvement com
mittee, is expected to be ready for
use within a few days. Chief Wilbur
f. Day, jr., who has the matter in
charge for the women, has been un-
able to get what he wanted in New
York and found it necessary to have
the apparatus made to order. When
it comes it will be installed in what
is now used as an oats room in Reso-
lutte Hook and Ladder company's S
house. The apparatus will include a
thirty-two gallon boiler under which
will be three large gas burners. The
lower part of the can and the burners
will be protected by sheet iron jack
ct, the whole contriyance supported
by tripod. Accompanying the boiler
will be twenty-gallon jacketed can
and dozen agate ware cups.
Chief Day will place the apparatus
in the charge of the stewards of the
fire companies with Steward Stephen
G. Griffith. jr., of the Resolutes and
Steward Russell LaRue, of Humane
Engine company, as chief coffee
makers. Chief Day will demonstrate
to the stewards how to make the
beverage and henceforth ON cod
nights and days, too. the firemen will
have plenty of the hot coffee to
drink
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-03-05
CHIEF sHARRETTE HAPPY.
Humanes Present Him With Com

Humanes Present Him With Com
pIete Chiefs Equipment.
First Assistant Chief Engineer Fred
j. Sharrette has been presented by
Humane Engine company with com
plete chiefs uniform outfit, including
the regulation chiefs uniform, white
fire helmet and oyercoat. The pre-
sentation was made at meeting of
the company on Monday night, the
Oldest member OF the company, Cor
nelius Tiger, making the presenta-
tion speech. Chief Sharrette re-
sponded and invited the company to
Days for refreshments. While the
Humanes have had four second as
sistant chiefs selected from its com
pany, Chief Sharrette is the first
man to represent the company on the
board of engineers as first assistant
chief.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-03-05
Loto of Smoke. ANYWAY.

The auto chemical engine was
called to the home of Mrs. Arthur
Dean, on Franklin street, Sunday
morning. The house was filled with
smoke but the firemen could find
nothing in the way of fire except
that in the furnace A defective
chimney permitted the smoke to
escape into the house.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-03-05
FLAMES MOUNT HIGH.
Lurid Reflection from FIagler Street
Fire on Sunday Night.

Fire on Sunday Night.
When the fire alarm sounded Mt
ten o'c ock Sunday night the reflec-
tion from burning building on Flag
Ter street drew hundreds of people
to the scene for ii looked like a big
fire. But it was only few minutes
after the arrival of the fire fighters
before the flames were quelled A
ing owned by Joseph Pagano was
ab,aze. Streams from the auto chem
ical and from extinguishers from the
Resoiute. truck kept the flames under
control until the Humane Engine com
pany turned a stream of water on the
burning building.
The two-story store and dwelling,
occupied by Carmine Vigalanti and
owned by Pagano caught fire but was
not seriously damaged. The Viga-
lanti family were abed when a neigh
Dor rushed into their home and
awakened them, Vigalanti hustled his
wife and seven children from the
building while the belching flames
from the burning store licked the
sides of his home. One of his sons
ran to the fire alarm box at Water
street and Cole avenue and turned in
the signal for the firemen.
The loss to the Pagano store build
ing is 5000. The origin of the fire
has not been discovered.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-03-05
Harry MesIer Hurt.

Foreman Harry Mesler, of Wash
ington Engine company. is carrying
his left arm in a sling as the result
of an accident. While walking home
recently he slipped on some ice and
fell, breaking his wrist. The fract-
ure is at the same point of tract
ure he sustained fourteen years ago.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-03-05
Humanes Honor Horses.

Humane Engine company has placed
in its house a handsome framed
photograph of the company's team,
Frank and "Tom. The picture
is an enlargement of photo taken
by Henry Ensminger and is a hand
some addition to the adornment Of
the company's quarters.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-03-05
HIGH school Basketball

Irwin W. somerville, coach of the
high school basketball team, viii be
able to continue the team in the
county league owing to the kindness
of the authorities Of Morristown
School. The use of the gymnasium
at the latter school has been granted
the high school boys and in C.
quence the team will be abb
practice regularly.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-03-05
eATY WAS HIGH GUN.
Wins Contest at Targets of Y. M. c.
A. Boys on Saturday.

Young Mems Christian association
juniors enjoyed target shooting con
test ON Fort Nonsense Saturday morn
ing under the direction of Physical
Director Byron G. Sherman. Theo-
dore Gaty was high gun with ninety
five points; Wilbur Day, Srd. was sec
ond, with seventy-five points; and
Harold Ward, third. with seventy-four
points,
Each contestant made two targets
of ten shots each. One target was
shot at from the standing off hand
position and the other from a prone
position facing target.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-03-05
Approval Given to eond looue.

The Public Utilities commission has
given its sanction to the proposed
issue Of $4,000 of capital stock and
$4,000 of five per cent. bonds by the
Morris & Somerset Electric Co The
proceeds of the issues are to be de-
voted to the extension of the com
pany's distribution system.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-03-05
SMALL FIRE IN CLOSET.

Blaze in George r.. Papps' Home on
SpeedweI Avenue.
Chief Day and members of Inde-
pendent Hose company extinguished
fire in closet on the third floor
of the building at No. III Speedwell
avenues Thursday night The fire
was in the apartments of George H.
Papps and did damage to the amount
of ten dollars. It's origin is mys-
terry.
This was the first rum of AS
sistant Chauffeur Philip Day and he
handled the automobile chemical en-
gine with ease and dexterity with
great satisfaction to Foreman George
Melick and other members of the
company who were on the apparatus.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-03-05
HOSE COMPANY INCORPORATES.
Prudentown Firemen Seek Recognition
of the Law.

Prudentown Hose company, No. J.
has been Incorporated by Harry A.
Armstrong. Freeland NJ. Green, Jo-
seph W. Penn, Glen G. Soaring, Will
lam P. Smith, George w. Penn and
Henry Teets. The company will pro
tect the lives and property of resi-
dents of Mt. Kemble avenue and
vicinity from fire.
The company has begun the erec-
tion of two-story firehouse and is
equipped with hose wagon and sew
eral hundred feet of fire hose as
well as ladders. extinguishers and
other fire-fighting paraphernalia
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-03-05
Short Line Resumes.

The short line, as the trolley be-
tween the station and Cutler street is
called, was resumed Friday morning.
The car will run between the hours
Of six in the morning and eight at
night.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-03-05
Western Avenue LIohts.

Though ordered last Novmeber
street lights on upper Western av-
enue in Morris township were just
turned on last week,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-03-05

The cuurfew ordinance. passed by
the board of aldermen last Friday
night, will go into effect on Friday
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-10
Para Beneficio de Ia Humanidad Doliente

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Siento como una obligation, y como deber social, hacer EM&W %NMM
saber al p1bico e general, por medic de esas lintas mis- #@G MM@ kMW
agradecimIento ia profundo hacia ell Sr. Martinez, por Ell EM%M@EW M~
bsnefcio tan grand que reibo de 81. pues 70 tenia como A N@M#XN I'll @H
AMOS de sufrir de las alnorranas; ff tratado por varios E&MM@&@#N@M@
de los mejores doctores, que he conocdo, sin recibir min EM##Ms*& EM#
gun benefcio. Supe que estaba IN espcialista 10 Pueblo BMN8MM ~
Coloa my renombrado v fuf a vero y despues de haberme $@ NM4 &&M
examinado me dWp que tenlaa ue operarme y III ST nolo
pasar pr una opsracion ! me yolvi b hi casa my dsssc on /. Gbran Lopez
solado y sin esperanza. Como cnatro6 clnco mesesa ntes
de cOnOcer al Sr. Martinez me re5uHo enHrmed ad q la lengua, en- m ne
r d q lObanilO n ell trOncO de la lengua easier ell paladar, era d dOencia
terrible, los doctores n o supieron que enfermedad era, pero nj puderon curar,
queriar Operarme, 70 de tanto sufrirm e habia resueHO que me cortaran, pues
Ia genie m decia que estaba embruIado, 70 va no saba que pensar. A este
fuf a verlo, y 81 me euro. 70 puedo lurar donde Sc neceste que 81 me euro.
Gracias d Dios y al Sr Martinez y Dios 10 guarde muchos amos para bene6-
clio de los que sufren- Ss ratamientos 3 maravillosos, 81 pose6 i'm poder
sobrenaturaI Ell cmra sin ell uo de ninguna medicinal.
Frmado.-J0se Abran Lopez. Primero Colo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-10
Starkvills, Colo, Mario "a de 1911.
:. M. u. Martinez

Sr. M. G. MARTINEZ.
Apreciable senior mio:-Con muchO gustO dirijO a
I'd, estas lineas para decirle que sus m6todos son 10 mejor
que yo he conOcido, sus ~resultados son maravillosos.
Pues hace como doce amos que ma do un ataque de para.
Isis y durante este tempo mi cuerpo 90 sentia mucho muy
pesado; d veces que no podia andar, sufria estrenimiento,
pildoras para poner mi cuerp0 en- corriente. Muchos
doctores me a~tendieron v fu6 muy POGO o ninguno Ell bene.
Martinez me esta curando y me siento mncho diferente,
me siento mas aliviado ahora que 10 que me habia sentido
durante doce amos pasados, me desconozco yo mismo,
mis- brazos, puedo trabaiar con mucha mas facilidad y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-10

ahora puedo mover mis- brazos, puedo TRAFALGAR con mucha mas facihdad VI
por TODD este recomiendo y dio que ell senior Martinez puede curars sin ell uo
de medicine. Firmado Jose Ignacio Duran, Hicks, Colo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-14
8rAu3cien' uebermut.

Dom lle6srmut Der S%ransoien in
Den Sabren 1906 biz 1912 er3Gbleu
bic mdrtiI9en Qanpteute nlanferlei
@ei4i6ten. 60 iollen bic Rot9ofsn,
als linen in 6obeni9oppiug
MObniuppe DOrgeieBt lpuroe, Die bic
iiberraidte 6ausfrau mad ionIt be-
pGbrter Metbobe our6 8dFerSuIab
gu febr rbsrldngert" bate, Der 5rau
ben aeflQt.n 9opf iiber ben aopf
geitiilpt unb binterber icsdr bic 9ds
oeIbriide 3pif4sn 5obenid0pping unb
Gtolpe an Der Rorbbabn aus Qerg.r
in Brand geitedt habsn. gbenfo
faittete Der baperilhs OberIt !Sdbttr
1912 Der 5ruu bes Imtmdnns gu
Wiblenbed in frs9er Deii. etpds in
Den S4oB, tpofiir er bon benz marils
bdften Gbeberrn etlpas unIonft an
Die frifde Cuff beforbert ipurbe.
Der Giibdrfer &inbel, cine iumpfige
Rie0erung beim gleidndmigen Oorf,
bat Der etpus uniiferen @oltsiase
mad feinsn Rdmen babon erbaItsn,
baB bic 5ran3oien bort elm ain6 les
begruben, bag Tie In eirem BON
ben 8etppbnern berldfenen 0orf fanz
ben. Die 2eute hdtten ibr 5ab unb
ouf einen ourd giI6s perbed.
ten Siigel i'm Sumpf sersttet; oie
beut.gierigen 5ran5oien tam.n aufs
leere Neit unb tieben nun lire Wut
an Dem aus @erisben 3uriidgslaF.>
nen atnbe aus. 0as drme Murm fo[I
10 ber85er6re4enb osiammert bubsn,
oab bic 5liiatlines i'm 8eried tief
tparen uno ipdter ben
mad benz &inbel benanntsn
absr ebenIo u%npabrffeins
tlingt bic umgetebrte Sage, Der
babe feinen Ramer na6 ben
Emblem erbdlten, bic Der Gtorh
port aus benz Sumpf BOLT. Msnn
,as pirflid 10 tpGre, 70 Bate man
a in Der 5une6menhen @erfonbune
YER mdrtifden @elpdfer einen @runb
iir bic abna6me Der ainbn3abI ge=
unben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-14

Con otbba B.. z hmib.
nm 9ranmt idritt Id eurdl ein altes
6nns.
Turd mir beinnnie. l6t1itbertronie
Sinnltr,
Gas GhidinI trieb mid tpeii, 10 ipsit
2 binmi5,
Zen alien Bea sur 3eimdt fdnb I'd
nimnler.
glum fnh Id bloblid dIlcs, mas bic Reit
In mir berbrdnei, in friiden Bnrben
iuieber.
eSie fpnrt bic Gcele mir 70 frei, 10
lpeit,
Toh ardneu nebfen meine guaenliber;
Sier fpielie id ais Ainb - bic D1ut'
terbnnb,
Gle Ienlie foraIih mrine erittn
Gdritte.
limb aid ben Blob aim Bdrteu ih
II fnnb.
Die Qinbsn rnaien nod aus ieiner
Ritfe,
Tie Moicnhede bliibte iberreih,
Sd finite bort iuie ciuitmaIs meine
Sdnoc.
Wom @eibcr ItriA Der Sommeriutlo 10
ncif,
limb weneGIoder nnrnsu bonn Gee
IduDe.
Ga rief es reiie: e@uttcrl" Sod Gins
NAL
Srnana Is idmeiGelub, Sntf ids
ielbit geriifeu2
Id furff Is nift - ertpor ann Gar
ierisaf
Giieg i'd bic arnuen. oussctrefren
Gtufen.
.gripah bod cnblif, Iutterl"-9nut
60 nana -.
p idprzS Der Srnnm. mno meincs
ainoes @orte -
Gle rieien mid aus eirer Belt. Die
lana
werrauIft. lino Iei'e ihlob ii6 cine
Eforte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-14
Seimselem

Ssnrp Warb gesher mar bur6
feinen fdarf.n Wib beriihmt; oft err
belt er aber aud oef6riebene pros
teIte, Die er bunn 'tiner @emeinb.
borIas unb tritiiierte. Gines Spnns
tags hub er ulio an: sd mub Sbs
n.n cine ieItiame Mittsiluns b.tannts
gsben, bic i'd erbaIten babe. Gs in
elm babies 9latt aus einem Nptisa
bud, auf BEN nidts sei6riebsn itebt
aubsr Dem Mort rglarr." Sc tommt
ia pObl por, bab elm griefdrsiber
ieinen Ramen bin5uieben bsraibt,
aber oas 1T bas eritemaf, bob elmer
ieinen Ramen fdreibs unb ben Brief
pergibt ...."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-14

g'irtf'n, no sr enbnsr net isnni a,
bobt bat -. 20 unb bsspsg'n bari
ma on Won DO net eIti ausIoF'nl
aft friagn 9 loan neu'n mtty,
n Mon ildt a Won unb near
Dem binerI Grempenbun9 ildps nc
lang net s'fsblt. Dos lam no Der
b.f6te Gb.mann tperb'n -, CAB bi,
bieb.rs 2ircl.rin gu b.b.ni,n.
Jrdu einotmonn maHte Elm. OBJ
l.bntnbe GebGrb,, bic ober bic 3.nsi
in ibrem 8eriSbnunesptris nidt emf,
muiist.. 81. i,bt. fd gu Der @ti,
member unb fubr gu fpr.ten fort:
rWiHn's iunst Grar, mos | iucr
tan tat, mann | anal b0s,fbiq, Bel
ntin Won .rIsb.n mO9t2 3 ici
fog'n: @Gsbnnn 9u aump, Oh
f4ledter. 0u bait mi ona'lue.n uno
mi bstnieIt! 2(b.r ber.ntptgen
10 modt | ias'n - bif6t e'feblt
oron, ipenn 9 slabf, I lab mi pi.ls
leidt bon Dir f9sioen -. Sm @eaens
tell! ) Oerseib' Dir @.in, Sdl,ds
tisteit -. SatppbI, oos tua |, ober
bonn bsutigen 9ags an ssbt BEL uns
a nsues Regiment los! Mert Dir
bds! DeiI Dr. Di ols Iug.rter uno
unberIaBIi6er Wonn %erfpiei.n bofbt,
tperb' bonn beutissn Sos. an i'd ans
idoffen, tpirO alIes nod mel WiGen
geben -. Soi6t p~srftonbsn, Du
lump2 u 10 m06t / reben go"
6rou GinOemonn bate pG6reno
bteier tIeinen Quseinanbsrisbung gu
ipsinen oufseb0rt unb tpor ben auss
tiibrnng.n ben 3sn3i nit srobsm Sn'
tereTs sefoIst.
Damn" fubr bic 3.nsi fort, .bann
tot | mein WOn itrsng bulten. Dns
Wirts9aus unb bic pfsifsn m0tt /
cabin a%bgetpDbnen &c. unb mann or
anal iibermiitig obsr gar tpioeripens
fig tat. piirb' | eabm bic 8'ditt
bonn MISUNDERSTANDING inter bic
Rafe reiben. Dos m09t |, fpie gee
iaat, tuan tan, mann | an Shrsr
Ste1e mare
5rau 2inbemonn briitte ibrer
Ratgeb,rin bonlbor BIZ, Sano, tporduf
i9 oieie pieb.r in bic Saitftub. Der
@isiO4eI6iitts auriid3og -.
Sine babe Stunoe Ipdter befauo
fd idon Serr alfreb Bel ieiner
Srau. Ri,monb bat erfo6ren, pos
in biefer Stuno. bon benz Gbspoar
bsTprofen tuurbc unb unter p.l6en
geoingung,n ii4 QIfreb ben ebsliden
Trieoen ertnuft bat. Mb.r in fpdtes
rem Sohren tam es nod Dor, bob bic
getonnten Der 5omilie 2inbemonn,
fu.nn in i6rer @egentpart tIeine eng
observation-disclosures itottfnnoen,
ii4 INNER i~punbertsn, bob bic Srou
oes 6ouIes nit benz einFa6en SAB:
ralfreo, bente an bos SrembenbuA
nuf Der Gisi0dsl6utte! ibren @ottsn
in Qngit bsrfeBte unb gum S9psis
gen bra4ts -.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-14
9as Sr.mosnbnd.
Ghubbnttenbumoreste bon GIois Ill
reid.


reid.
On einem beitimmten Rohmittuy,
bate JrGuIein Minna in elmer 2ous
Be bes bGterlihen @artens cine tlelns
llnterrebunq nit einem iung.n
Monn, Bel Der re bsmielbsn mebrete
tpidtise Grusen CUR 8eantportuns
porlegte.
Il Limb lam i9 .s oud glnubsn,
bab Du mid pirtlid Iiebii, alfreo?"
forfdte bic iunes Dame sund4f.
slleber oles!!" e~nteegnete alfreo
nit BEN patbos Der 2iebenben.
,Soit On nod feline onbsre Dor
mir s.lisbt94 srtunbiste ii4 Winna
ipeiter.
raeine ein8ige!' beteuerte Der juns
ee Mann, feline - mein fiibes Gp'
felmGus9tn!l"
Ser Gebanfe, bab Su ihon cine
onbsre Dor mir eetiibt bGtteif. mare
fir mid idredlih!"
,Was etdubit Gu Bonn bon mir,
msin Siibndenl"
Damn fdp0re ss!" inste Minna
feitrlid.
S.rr 9lfreb nor Isihtfnrig gee
mug, bieIen S9nur gu IeiIten unb
i6n bura cine qnaabl BON auFn 5u
beiiegsln.
/ gnI6 mad bisisr fleinsn llnttrrss
/ bung flatterten bic bsliebten Druid
I fafen in bic Dtlt, bic ben 3sitges
noEsn b~erfiinbeten, bab Serr Glfreo
1 iid entT6loFen babe, Srdulsin Mins
no fir itin bdusIi9ss 9srbfeusr our
/ 6iiterin lsbensIGnslid gu sngasiereu.
] Sn ben nddften Wo6en NOR Der
#junge Monn nun iibernus beftis Be-
Rfddftigt. St mubte nit ben 9am.r
gum Sifdler gehen, I'M elmer 3onfes
tens iiber bas Speiie5immsr beiaus
ipobnen, bonn tpurpe er gum 3ope>
sierer g.fiibrt, Inn bic Sopeten fir
ben GoIon gu priifer. au6 fdlepps
fe man i'm gum 2einpanbbdnbler,
ba oud Die aoffeetii6er unb Ger
|bietten BON berihiebenen 8eii9tss
punften betradtet fein tpo[Iten. No6s
/ benz 6srr MIfreb nod mebrersn one
beren @eIhdftsleuten feline 4uftpnr>
potte MAIDEN miiFen, fam enbs
iin Der Sag Der Sod5eit in Die
Snddfte Rd6e, mas SrGulein Minna
3eines Ibsnbs beranlobte, bic Sroge
init Nndbrud oufsuperfer, fpobin
bsnn eisentIi4 bic 6o68eitsrtiie ses
ben tper6e.
nglnr nidt su ipeit!" srtIdrte vi,
lfreb, Der bon ben @dngen unb Be-
fuden Idon gang erIdopft mar. ,Mm
Iiebiten m06te id mid in einem
itilen rpmantiiden ReTte ir%genbpo
lin ben Bergen bon ben 8ef6trerben
ebes 0erlpbtfeins ousruben!l"
JrGulein Minna ionb ben @ors
Nhlag ot3eptobel. Statt bon Sotel
6ot.l gu iasen, ipollte iie lisber
Finer romnntif9en 8ereeinfamfeit
eriten Rpienpo6en Der Gbe psrs
ineen.
co lam es, bob Der Serr unb
kJrau 2inbemann einige Mo4en fpGs
Her In eiiem poetiI6seinfomen Siros
'lernefs obtiesen unb itd beqnem ein.
mieteten. 6err qlfreb mar, ipie er
trilorte, in friiheren Sabren fdon
einmal bier getpefen, ip.sbnlb err ale
|bibfhen Mege pnb partien fannte,
klno rc- aaen herborgenen, Ianopirt.
|fdqftlidsn Sd0nbeiten tpubte. aein
|M fsrfaI blisb unbeiu9t unb t.in.
MI mar 10 entlegen, als boB lie
I9e unb 5rau ainbsmann ni9t bod
ltffaht bGtten, I'M bort an Der QueIIe
Mil6 5u trinfen.
s9os fdDnite beben mir uns ober
BIB 5uIebt auf!1 ertlarts Glfreb feiner
jtngen Jrou, ni6 meme bic partis
oufs GisiDhe."
smort Du bort aud idon oben2"
sGelbitpsritGnolih1, eripi6erte Mls
frto, bort babe id meme fdonHen
Jugenbeinoriids seiammelt I'm Sabre
1903 tifb bann 1905 ...1
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-14

Gin Subtfium. M Ia &c
tpo6l ein5ig baiteht. fnnnts hielsr
SAGE Der @dftnirt hilbert 9riiaer in
9i[iau II beneben. tSs roren nj Il
lid S~reibunoert Sabre neroanan,
ieitbem bonn granddaughter qr
f"iirften Jobann Siaismurb Dem
Seinrit aeber in 3amitisal nebsn
einsm Stiid 9ano ufp. bic arugaes
redtieteit in benz hamn!isen Oorfe
pilau perliebsn iporben. Seit bie-
fen 9agen 1T oas @eihdft INNER in
lnunterbrohener 6olge Bel berlelb.n
Sdmilie, bic bomaIs ben Namsn Rriis
ger annabm, g%eblieben.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-10

an organization to promote the dairy
industry in this section of the country.
AT this meeting soon to be called it
is hoped that large attendance will be
present and the dairymen take this
opportunity of improving their dairy
business by listening to experts along
these lines.
by vote of "A to 81 the voters of
kamiah decided Monday to purchase
the kamiah Water company's system.
While considerable interest had been
taken in the question, the vote was very
light considering the Importance of the
question that had been submitted to
the people by the village trustees for
their approval or rejection.
The next move will be the calling
OF special election to vote the neces-
sary bonds with which to purchase the
system and additional reservoir for fire
protection. This will be done as soon
as proper notice can be given in order
to meet the requirements of bonding
companies who will bid ON the bonds
that are to be issued. As the present
system has been paying a nice sum of
money each month, there is hardly any
question but that the vote will be in
favor of the bonds.