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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1912-10-25
After anySiCkneSS

nothing so rapidly restores health
and vigor as SCOTS EMULSION
1t is the essence of natural body
nourishment, so medically perfect
that nature Immediately appropri-
ates and distributes it to every
organ, every tissue-feeding,
nourishing and restoring them to
normal activity.
SCOTS EMULSION is not a
patent medicine, but is natures
body-nourishment with curative,
upbuilding properties and without
a drop of drug or alcohol. 1t con-
tains superior cod liver oil, the
hypophosphites of lime and soda
with glycerine, and is so delicately
emulsihed that it enters the system
without digestive effort builds,
tones and sustains.
After Group, whooping cough,
measles and other child ailments it
is natures ally in restoring health.
After grippe or pneumonia it
imparts strength and health. and
for colds, coughs, sore, tight chests
and throat troubles SCOTS
EMULSION gives the greatest relief
known. 81.
soorz q BOWIE. Blsozksd. Nj. n-S
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1912-10-25

Turkey is having a hard time.
We do not mean the barnyard
variety with Thanksgiving in pros
pect, but European Turkey which
finishes one war only toface another.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1912-10-25
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XIV

No one doubts that Governor
Fletcher is able to give governors
ball and thereby follow custom. 1t
has been an unnecessary drain upon
the private finances of our governors
and this is probably good time to
stop it. The governors gift to the
Burlington Home for Destitute chill
dren will do double good at this
time for, while it increases the
Homes resources by a thousand
dollars, it will also bring the Home
that much nearer the twenty-five
thousand which is to be raised be-
fore they receive the twenty-five
thousand dollars to be given by
Mrs. Proctor is pursuance of the
known wish of Gov. F. D. Proctor
Gov. Fletcher intimates that this is
but a part of what would be spent
in a Ball, and other worthy institu-
lions may receive the balance. The
Home is not local institution and
it is doing a work for homeless chill
dren all over the state, so the gov
ernor's gift is to benefit many sec
tions of Vermont.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1912-10-25

THE D. A. Perry Real Estate
~ Agency offers several attractive
bargains in Real Estate in this
section. River Farms, 3 Nice Village
Homes, Mercantile Opportunities.
Write me for a Catalogue.
Farm $50 Acres. 40 tillage, GO pasture,
so wood and lumber. Good house, ? barns,
corn barn and tool house, mile to school,
church and store. J mile to creamery
and saw mill On r. +. ID. Good amount
Of tillage meadow land. Location good
and price is right.
Village place with acres, Just across
the road from store. Good Fruit Orchard,
Wood for place. Brick house 9 rooms, Barn
and Shed connected. All in good condi-
ton, pure water. 25 acres OF tillage,
lumber and woodland about miles from
this place that can be purchased II one
wishes for more land. This is a bargain.
II YOU are looking for Real Estate oil
any description. write us.
II YOU have property to sell, let US list
it. NO EXPENSE UNLESS A SALE
Is MADE.
THE d. A. PERRY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Barre, Vt
BRANCH OFFICE, FAIRkEE, VI.
z. F.DUDLEY, kgr.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1912-10-25

z We have listened to the cutlery
against the humorous supplements
of the Sunday editions. and while
we still have them, the cry has been
heard and some papers. like the
Boston Herald and the New York
Sun, have adopted a supplement of
realmerit andeducational value. The
plate paper is covered with fine pic
lures of great national or universal
events or with pictures of those who
are figuring large in present history.
Gradually this kind Of a supplement
will be regular, instead of the ex-
cepti onal, magazine portion of Sun
day newspapers. 1t would be a
carping critic who could find fault
either with the grade of work or
the subjects, then.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1912-10-25

We are too apt to forget that
Benedict Arnold was a patriot long
before he was a traitor. Our school
histories are largely to blame for
this half truth. The Maine Society
Of the Daughters of the Revolution
have done but simple justice in their
marking historical spots of Arnold's
march through the Wilderness to
Quebec. This is one of the inspiring
pages of history when bravery and
privation almost made the little
army victorious. Had Arnold sue
ceeded which he came so near to
doing, the North American CONT
nent would not have had an imagin-
airy line drawn across it through the
Great Lakes. The brilliant Arnold
was not to blame for the failure, for
his plans were well laid and success
should have been his. While Arnold
was traitor, his name should not
be so completely furnished by it
that we do not see the patriotism of
his early years.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1912-10-25

''For ways that are queer and
tricks that are vain" the heather
Chinese is trimmed by his Ameri-
canized brother. The San Francisco
Chinese opium smugglers trick by
which they cheated Chinese mer-
chants out of thousands of dollars
was better than two of the ordinary
heather types. The plan worked
this way. They packed opium cane
with axle greese in way to defy
detection. They sold fifty tins Of
this stuff for a thousand dollars.
As soon as the sale was made, others
of the swindlers would visit the
purchasing merchant, show a gov
eminent badge, threaten him with
arrest for smuggling and then after
getting all the money he could, he
would seize the opium tins and so
remove all the evidence against
them. Like all "good things" it
worked too well and now the game
is stopped.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1912-10-25

President Thomas, in speaking to
the Bryn Mawr students, gave scant
encouragement to those girls who
go to college just because it is the
thing to do. He said "All idlers,
and all girls who come here for the
American good time, or to pass
the interval between school and
coming out, or because a woman's
college is regarded by family physi-
clans as one of the best cures for
nervous girls, will, of course, be
eliminated" Colleges are getting
back to their original purpose of
education instead of being amuse-
ment places for the youthful. Some
play is a good thing all play is
about played out.
Those at all interested in the
Olympic games, and the fact that
Vermont man made a record makes
most Vermonters interested, will
regret to hear that financially it
was decidedly a losing game, as the
deficit is said to be $243, 900 which
does not include the cost of the
Stadium. The Swedes are not dis
couraged as they expected a deficit
and they expected to pay the price
of showing to the whole world their
high skill as sportsmen.
That Progressive plank which re-
pudiates any candidate for Office
who does not favor the Progressive
as advocated by Theodore
makes one think of the |
Pilgrim fathers who came to Amer
lea to establish religious freedom"
so long as that freedom meant being
Congregationalists, even the vote in
town meeting being contingent upon
ibis qualification. But they did
establish real religious freedom here
n spite of themselves.
The Randolph Agricultural school
S getting to be sturdy youngster,
md more room is now said to be
leeded. 1t is better to have an
agricultural school which outgrows
is room than a normal school which
as too much room. We undoubt-
dly took step in the right direc-
ion when we concentrated our
ormal schools, without impairing
heir efficiency, and used one of the
lants for an entirely new branch of
ducation
Kurn Hattin Homes is the second
lstitution to feel the beneficial eff {
,ct of doing away with the Gov {
rnor's Ball, The Homes are doing
luch for the youth of the land as
ach boy who goes from the Home ,
strong, industrious young man |
leans that one more has been saved g
'om the wreckage which strews the g
Jreets of the big cities.
Lawrence showed at Columbus J
lay that it was only asmall section, :
ven of the foreign element, of her J
tlzens who do not respect the '
merican flag. 1t was like a re- '
eshing blast of cool wind to see D
lie hats come off and the patriotic I,
flutes with which the flag was >
'eeted in the procession.
Senate Bill No. 3 ought to receive j
.vorable attention. If capital pun c
hment is to be continued, it seems C
lat the electric chair is a better II
ethod than hanging. We have .
lngled our executions, of late, {
ltil hanging is not only unpopular
it'll the victims but with the gen. :
al public.
The Greeks are always patriotic.
nee Greece has sent out the call
T her sons to come home to fight 4
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Owing to the recent fire, and there
being no place in Bradford in
which to obtain
HOUSE FINISH!
The PARKER & YOUNG CO..
Lisbon, New Hampshire,

Lisbon, New Hampshire,
Announce that they prepared furnish anything needed
this ne promptly either by express freight at fair prices
Below will be found list of materials carried in stock:
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1912-10-25

1t really seems as if winter had
set in with the first number of the
lecture course a thing of the past.
The unseasonably cold weather
helps along the illusion.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1912-10-25

Sheep raising, while not the in
dustry it was formerly, has not en-
tirely died out, as H. p. Cook of
Middlebury has just started for
South Africa with sheep and this is
hisffteenth trip on the same errand.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1912-10-25

OUTSIDE DOORS.
Redwood.
Sizes
o 6x6- 6x1 3-8
Q 8x6-- Ski 3-s
3 8x6-- Ski ga
2-10x6--10x1 3-8
2-10x6-10x1 3-4
s. 0x7- 0x1 3-8
g. 0x7- 0x1 3-4
Prices quoted on application.
Other sizes and styles made to
order.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1912-10-25

Widespread sympathy has been
given Colonel Roosevelt but it is
personal, human sympathy and not
political sympathy. 1t is doubtful
if the shooting has any great effect
on the election, although the whole
country is delighted that the wound
was not more serious.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1912-10-25

The Greeks are always patriotic.
Since Greece has sent out the call
for her sons to come home to fight
for the fatherland, America and
Canada are sending shiploads back
to the classic land. Lowell, Mass,
has fifteen hundred Greeks all ready
to 90 home in the event OF war.
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70 BEL $50 SUB an Rorbisite Don9ur-
net Mpenue, 1,05O Sub DItlih bon
Clifton MDs; 81.
Snmes 6. Mponen an 0pfparb M.
2sp. flint Scbr. pabt auf 90 Bel 150
sSub an Der GiibIeite bon lineoln
Mpe., $50 SUB Dftlih BON MaD Str.
sSdbrlibe Mi,tbe $240, nit benz gtn-
taufsredt 3a $4,000.
Soparb G.. Hlobes II. ". an Sas
muel Molf. 30 bei $50 5ub an ber
GiioIeiie prn Nebipap Mpenue. 406
sub 1Itlih rrn Dafota Ipe.; $2,375.
1orrp &. Crane IL. ". on bic Gins
einnati, aebonon nnb Rorthern Gi-
fenbabn=Gefenfhnft. Cots 183 nnb
1874 in Chen part unterobtbeilnng,
tpeitlih Don YiIbert aps.; 5000.
Samuel G. Druee on Nnnn o.
Mopnep, ein Stiid 2anb in Sefttol
/ in Sycamore SoipnIbip; 81.
Sames 6. Mponep an 6opdrb W.
Gen, Got Al In Sames 6. Woonsn's
rnterabtbeiluns in Wsit WdInut
9ils; ST, $50.
George s. 9ramIhe, aominiitras
tpr, an german Bloom, % bel 50
SUP an Der nDroliheu Seite con
George Strube, spiihen 2inn uno
8opmi[Ier Str; $500.
Qena M. Sdott an auep 8. Sas
cobs, Elm Gtiid 2anb in Stttion 80
in WilIcreet SptpnIbip; $50.
Rpbert Simpion unb anbere an
2uep 6. Sucobs, basIelbe Gigsnthum;
$1.00.
auep 8. Sacobs an ). Gbmorb
aroegsr, basieIbe gigentbum; 81.
GIeeia Socobs an 2ucp 5otDurb,
$50 Mcres Qonb in Settion 36 in
Wi[ereef Ectpnfhip; 81.
gbarles ". Sherrer an Nnua
Sherrer, Got 4 in gIpd IA in Ruts
tbonieI penblston's gIfate; 81.
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.. q. 6. StabtnerbanD ban Gin:
rinnnti.

8eitern Nuhmittag I'm 8 llbr belt
Der Deutfd- HDmif 9zRuib iboliihs Qofulz
0erbanb in Der ct. 5ran3istuss Sa[le
bic misunderstanding ab. prGiiz
bent 5sinrid D0rssr fiibrts ben 0orz
lib uno 5efretdr Sof. S6parB protpz
tollirte. gtpa 100 Delesaten p.rfhiez
bener tatboliIher WGnner- unb Sing
ingss0ereine ippbnten berfelben Eel.
Die Setter bes ct. 9oniFa8iusz5 z5oges
i'm Junt tpurbe einsebenb erOrtert unb
bis 0prbsreitung bes tirhlihen
Theiles besielben tpurbe ben gsame
ten iiberldfen. Dieielben tpsrbsn nit
ben b.rren pfarrern Der hieiigen fa-
tholifhen @emeinben eegsn gnSe bies
fes monats cine biesbsaiiglihs geras
tbung ubbalten.
NeD. @bmunb Glsin, 8. +. M..
pfarrer Der ct. 5ran5istus Gemeinbs,
belt eintn lehrreihsn 0ortrag iiber
bas ltb.n unb Wirten bss bl. gonis
fosius. bss Mpoitels ber Deut'hen,
tpeIheni nit erobem Sntsr.iTs selaufht
tpurbe unb tpofiir benz Rebner ein it.>
benbes DoHtsspotum ge5oQt puroe.
5err Sof.pb 9erntng, prdfibent bes
.. M. q. StnotsDerbanbes bon Obio,
belt cine turae anfpruhe iiber bic bier
i'm Stunt ituttfinbenbe Sabresneriamms
lung unb legte es Der 0erfammlung
ans 9era redt tiihtig propagunba
bnfiir 5u MAIDEN.
Meittre 9eitrdge singsn ein fir ben
Jonb fiir bie 9onifa5ius- -G.ier. 10 baB
bie Gtfdmmtfumme fIh iest auf bei<
maize $500 bsIduft.
- nssss tsi8IsFsh be nS&fs
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ge(eQrap6
9es Ddtt.nmprbeB pers
bGhtid.

gbieago. Saa. 81. Gesbr. Jruu
Rene Weorrop, bic Satin pom Ghas.
g. WorrDip. nurbe am Counting in
6aft oenommen. nohoem bic llnters
| iuhung besiisIit bes NbIebens non
Worrpfp fpieber dufgenommen lporben
mar, cbfchon Der Coroner ben Wabrr
iprun obsessbsn tatte, baB Wlorrop,
Der aIs Qeihs ouf Der 0.ranbn ieines
5auies gefunbsn poroen. iih ielbit
entkibt babe. G<Esgentli1 bes Sn=
queiss mar Jrau Wiorroip bic 9oupts
5eusin seipeien nnb bate bstunbei.
bob ibr Oatte lbtrous jhtDermiibig
gsfporben ei. Ti. Urau .pobnte ber9.s
erbieuns ibrts Satin am Gonniu3
unter Cbbut BON NetettiDes Bel.
Mm Gonntag Abenb tpurot pom
poIi3siinipsttor gInnsp cine formeIIe
antlase iptssn RDrbes segsH Grau
Worrom erbokn, nnhhem ber Jns
Ipettor cine lGnssre unttrrebung NIT
9lribur Worron pon 9insbdls, Jns..
unb Mnnolt potts, beHIRehtsbeiitono
Worroip's. sebu6t bate.
QDie Snipei.or glnnep trtlGrts,
min e. in Grfa9rung gebroft babeH,
bnb 0rnu Mprroip In einen Reifenotn
einer automobilfirmn Derlkbt mar
unb perfhitbentlim Dro9ungen gegeH
ibren Ootten, Der bebeutsnb alter mar
nIs iie, ausgei!oben aatts. Mubtrbtm
belibt Jrau Morroim OrunbeigentbuHl
i'm Wertbe pon ettDu $25. 600. bns ibr
Gate por etpo Subresfrift an iie
iibertrug. als sr infolge gtfddftlihsr
MBtrfolge gum Ddnftrott gs5nunssn
ipOrben mar. g2onbem DOR tiir5em
Grau Wforroip ibrsm Satin uufgsfcrs
bert bate. bas oous 81 DtrlnHsn. iOtl
Ct gtplunt buben, einen prDaeb nns
bGngis 5u maiden, nm ipieber tn ben
Nefb ftiBes Gigentbums ~ gsluneen.
gran Worroip betbeutrte nG9 ibEss
ps54ufGas shse ijai6 6sls sao ~!
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GtntlnHnfL ~. ge5.
g6ilip glsibsiiel an Ninnie Cons
mermeier nnD Qnbsre. Stpei SABRE
paht auf Cots 3 unb 4 in 5. o.
Garion's unterabtbeiluns. JGbrlih.
Mistbe 5000.
Mscrearet alsin on Charles ).
@odenitetis, IT,. 4s 1ub an Der SiiDs
ieite BON Syoreit Npenue, 115 Jub Dfts
Iia BON WlcWinnn Ctr; ST..
Sbomas SO. 5ortmau an albert u.
w1isrsnfslb, ari AZ in Snbian WieIp
iinterubtbeilnns; $500.
Sofepb 8pebmer an Warn g.
Sbine unb Nnbere. 48 5ub an Der
fiiblihen Geite pom Oltpsr S!rabe.
spif6en Sobn unb ainn Str.; 81.
Die Srtfhoft pleuiant Ribge an
plsafant Ribse aDbse go. 282 5. u.
u. &C.. flint Sabre paht uuf 5spei
Gtodnerte Der 9oipn 6ull in pIeafant
Ribqe. sSGbrIi1e Mietbe $125.
SbeoDore s. Runn an Benjamin II.
6otparb, Cots 1O6 uno 107 IN Wcs
Ramara unb gDnnor's llnttrabtbei>
lung in Godlanb; 81.
abe Suburban Steal gitate gomp.
Gn 4nna DelbeIe. Got SO in 1bomps
fon uno sbOmpion's 5ipeiter llnters
abtbeiluns IN Gdirmount. 81.
Samusl Oloper an 6ngb @. His
dolion. Got 26 In 9lod 3 IN gIoDers
Berrp unterabtbeilung in Wpcming
9eigbts; 81.
g. q. Wlporman an 1rant Woerif%
ler uno 2ena 1oeritltr. 9beil bon Got
/ in 1lod 3 in Hufurb UecDrts
gfote; 81.
6<len U. Gteport an Worp 8.
Gssnad u. q. HaaHssaltss 4S11 aeH
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2aicns gbnlratb
ssiir fatbulii6e s6ulsn in Der sit'
ung Der aatbulii@en Sitter BON
cbiu angerest.

en Der geitrigen Sisuns beg FOCAL
Council Der Ratboliiden Rittsr bon
Ohio. bic in Der ct. Wfarien Salls
ftattfano, nurbe Die Shaffuns zines
aus eaten bsitehenoen S6ulratbs tur
bic tutholiiden @emeiubeihulen IN
anregung gebruht unb bteie 4nrss
qung fanb ben unsstbsilten 8eifal Der
Mnpeienoen.
Der Reoner, Der fir bic S6affunq
elmer bsrartieen 8eb0roe etntrat. par
Serr Dennis Rpan, Der iiber bic ers
siebuns i'm Iasemeinen iprah unn
ben Stanbpuntt 'pertrot, bab Die
2aisn iid gu peuie I'm Die tatboliI6en
Ghulen fiimmerten. Seiner Iniiht
nad folte bic 2eitung Der tat6pltftsn
ShuIen in ben Sdnoen zines Shul=
raths liesen unb bteie gehorbe iolt:
aus Gaien beftsben, ba ia Die Gaier
aus ibrer 9aihe fir ben unterhalt oel
Shulen be3ablten.
Serr WaIter S'2earp ma6te Dit
Teleaaten borouf aufmertiam, bat
ole gDrbersituugen fur ben 8ortrae
iiber SpsiaIismus, Den Serr .. 9olps
ftein am Mittpoh 4balb i'm Guoito'
rum bGlt, beitens setrpffen iinb uni
er lub bic 0eIegaten gum geiuh bic
fes gprtrdss Elm. Diefe Ginlabunt
tpuroe einftimnis ungenOmmsn.
Serr George 8. Rotbert tpurbe er'
mGhtigt, Die nDtbigen @sfpdnber fiji
bas Seam bebufs gtnfiihrung in Der
sfpeitsn Grab on3uidaffen.
Cine nit erpbem 8eifda oufgenom
mere 2tniprahs belt Rep. Gpril DeiI
Der 5iIFsprielter Der Ct. WurienSir6e
in tpel9er er ben tutholii9en Wobl
| tbGtiateits Srben fir ihre issens
| reide SbGtigteit bic poIIite GHerten
nuHg aollte.
2ls 9ii6srunteriu6unes Som
mitt.e tpurben bic 6.rren 5. 5enn, 5
8. Wteper unb ). Jluegemann er
nannt. GsIegentlib Der 8erfammlun!
| I'M tpmmenben Mpnat tpirb bic 8s
dmtenpahI bes 2pcal Gpuneil itatt
| finben unb bieie @srfammlung tpiri
in Der ct. Jransistus Saae dbgebal
| ten perben. 9as eenuue Datum irirl
isbo5 erit ipGter feftsefest, nm mid
nit benz biamantenen Subildum Del
ct. Nlopfius MoiienDereins 81 toIi
| Direu.
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@asexp(oltoa.
Wantter nnb 1p1ter erleicen
fnrbthare Wrnnbipiinoex,
6aus bur4 bic Grplnliou iait boas
itanois ,eritSrf.

Gine setpnlttse GaserploIion fanc
oeitern Morger in benz aellsr bes bon
Der 70 Sabre alten 5rau anna Gen
non unb ihrer 25 Sabre alter 1nhter
Npie betpobnten, afpeisinhalbftOdiser
6auies go. 16 Concord plaee itdtt
Die beibsn Irouen trugen grdblihs
GronolpunDen bupon, oenen Trl. len'
non nod i'm 2aufe oes 5asts erlag
nGhrenb bic Wsutter in beindhe hoff'
nungslpIsm 3uItanbe barnieoerlisst
Dus Saus tpurbs burh Die GIploiton
fat pollit6nbig bemolirt. Sb bic Gr.
ploiion burd) Ratursas ODER burf
Generaas peruTaht ipuroe, lieb iit
nod nitt nit geItimmtbeit .feftitell.n,
iepod fheinen ale umitdnbe fir BIZ
leBtere Qnnabme 81 iprehen.
ssrau aennpn unb ihre 1phter mas
rem oerabe BON Der airhe beimsetebri
unb ihidten iih on, bas Jruhitiid 5i'
subereiten. QIs GrI. 2ennon ben Rel
ler betreten nplIts, i'm cine Jlaihs
Rilh beraufsuholen, sntbsdte lie einsn
irarfsn 9asserud. Gle mdnte ibr'
Mutter auf ben llniitanb oufmsrfiam
uno geioe besuben fid NIT einsr brsn'
uenben Serge in ben aelIer, um eins
llnterIuduns ausuitsllsn. als lie BIZ
sneitlebte 5rsppenitufe erreiht hattsn,
erfp!ute cine furhtbure Grploiion nnn
btioe sFrouen tpurben eessn bic aeaer'
ipano oeihIeuoert, ipD tie nit brennen'
rem aleiOern lieaen blieben, big ils
BON Radbarn iu's 5reis gstraseu pnrs
BEN. Die 9erunsliidten 1puroen ihlens
niaIt i'm goIiseiduipmobil SO. 2 mad
bem 6oIpitul gum Guten Samariisr
qebraht, ipo 9SrI. aennon. ipelhe DON
aopf gu ssub nit gruHofpunoen BE-
bedt tpar, am Rohmittae inrs na6 :
| ubr ibren 9eiit aufsob, ohne bas BE
tpustfein pieosr erIdngt gu habsn
Der 3uftonb Der Mutter lit, tple &C.
ioat, Elm bsinaae hoffnuneslpier.
Die GrpIoIiOn rintste a.tpaltis.
9er6.erungen on, inbem bic WeitisI.:
bes Saufes pom Seller biz gum Dad
ponitGnbis fortseriiisn ipuroe, nab
reno Die Sftmausr iih IN einem ID
fdfper beI6dcistem 3uitano. bsfinbet
has fe ieoen gusenblid .initiirser
lam. gadfteine, galten, Seniters uni
gbiirrabmen purben mad alien Rih
tunaen oeftleub.rt. Gin 3ieeelftsir
hurhfhlua Elm Jsnfter Der seeeniiber'
| Iieoenben Mohnuna Der Trau Iiuit
| Iount, go. Is Concord place, uni
2ertriimmerts Elm on Der Wono ban
oenbss Bib. Die Muuer bes an bos
2ennon'i6e 5aus eren3enben 9sbau'
beg go. IA Concord 9lace. gIeenthuT
| bes Geo. Rpan, erbielt einen erober
Rib. Die GrplpIion peruriahte unter
ben 4npohnern bon Concord glaes
irel6er spif6sn 4. uup 5. Gpenue uni
gulpert unb gqoIeiton @penae aeleg.r
! 1T, ielbftDsritGnblih bic erObts aufr.'
ounq. Gin StilIularm brahte hl'
Gpris.n=a aompaanie ND: a sur Stea'
unb Der burh bic Grploiion psrur
ichte granb tOrnte In turser 3eit &C.
lriht perben. Das GebGub., tn mel
dem Die GrsIpiion itnttfanb, sebori
gum gmerp.glahIab. Gusielbe tpurb'
sum 8etrogs BON ca. $500 beIddois'
unb mub nod Insabe Deg gausaomi
miffdrs aubImaHn abgebrcfen tpsr
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OrnHSeis sSsyotleien.
Reue 6ppotbeteH.

Utarp g. Sbins an JinoIdp 6. uHb
3. 60. Ro. 3; 81, 800.
anna WeIbele on Central sgairs
mount 3. uno 6. Co.; 81 500.
sSranf 8osritls on Z. Doro 6. uno
3. Co.; ST, 800.
Goitb 6. Robbins an Rorthmitera
9. unb 6. Co.; S1.700.
5be gloube 9rn Cleaning Comp.
on DAT 6. unb q. Co.; $500.
0iei.Ibe an SacOb 3. Stmibt;
$500.
8isT.Ibe an Gturks g. Stiff;
$14Oo.
German Bloom an 0srmania ..
u. go. 3; $500.
2liblsD 6. 2oprp an Columbia ..
unb g. Go; $500.
0stiIete 6ppotheten.
Catherine Wbite an Deit QibsrtD
9. unb 8. Co.; $1,000.
SuIia 6. 2eppert an Nplitor 8. II.
g. Co.; $1,000.
.Scbn u. .SIeglsr on elTtoH psI9pfs
g. uac y. Co.; $1,000.
syraat 9prb on R. 9. pierfon;
81 300.
Goitb 6. Robbins an gbarks Dill
er; $3.2s5.
Gbpin 81. Mponep an Cottage 9.
unb 6. Co.; $400.
5arrp W. Glouoe on sitIt O. uun
gruit Co.; $1,000.
Dsri.Ibe an 6. g. Stiff unb Co.;
81 400.
9erielbe an :. g. Gmitb; 81, 100
6. s. Spreen an erpoiitipu 3. u
8. Co.; $500.
u. 6. 2oiprp an Columbia 9. Il
g. Co.; $4,000.
gpalina Gates an asnor o. uni
6. 60. $11O0.
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@eeen 20 i'm Sabre 1910.
3pei perfonen ipurben beim llebers
fhreiten ponGiIenbabnbriiden aetDotlt;
fieben Itiiraten 5ufdllis aus Jenftern;
/ burh Gassrploiion i'm 8abe5immer
getDptet; 5 eritidt bur9 8asDfen; l
anabe perunsliidt bsim &olfdublan~
fen; 6 ainber fielen in Behdlter nit
fodsnbsm WoHer; l Warn auf Der
5Giefebenebahn setDbtet; 3 itarben tns
fplae BON Gntbebrungen; 4 JubrIeute
BON ibrsn eiesnen Masen iiberfd6ren;
8 peripnsn peridiittet; 5 sufdllia elets
trofutipntrt; l bonn glibe setobtet; l
ourd aanonenIdlas getDotet; 6 su=
fdIIig erIhoFen; 6 Sobesfdlle infplgs
BON glepatpr@llnfdlen; II
perionen famen Bel grGnoen um; l6
Berionen bon Iutomobilen iiberfahren
unD aetobtet; 2 perionen ipuroen IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb l in stnem
fosenannten Dumb" sGlepatnr setOo@
tel.
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0erfammluns iinb 8eamttntpabl am
Sonntos, ben Is. 1ebrnar, gsahmit>
tags, absubalten, mann ouch Der Jeit-
ausIhub fir bic bier ifdttfinbei,be
Gtaotsperfanntlung ernannt perben
pirb. 8ertaeuna erfolgte init @ebet.
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treuu abr grars fe!n. berkmsifeu nit!, somrI
au unk ipir .uriyen 9udl iuier Gural.tie, seibi
ipenn Guer sun nodb 70 boffuuugslos erfnetnt
ss4tne @eSablune. irena Hi6t ftutrt. Ieusf q
ctfa5rene asrsis. E2rec)ftliHhen 2-s. sfsforu
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