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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ ShnWmut runners ~ flt'o
Fresh leaf sage at kendrieks'
Sale of garments and furs ut The
Vaughan Store,
Just received at Abbott's, babies long
white capes and coats.
The members Of the Baptist church
choir are requested 10 be at the church
tonight at 1920.
Albert Rochelle of hamwick arrived
in the city yesterday for short visit
with his family.
Mrs. George Bowen of Essex Center
arrived in the city this morning Tor u
weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Blanche Spaulding left this morn.
| ing for st. Johnsbury, where she VIII
make short visit with relatives.
Mrs. Lester Jennings returned yester'
day to her home In Wells River, after
spending few days with friends IN the
city.
A covenant meeting of teachers OF
the Baptist Sunday school viii be held
in the chapel tonight "wednesday at
$3.50.
Thursday, Thanksgiving night, a
prayer and covenant meeting viii be-
held in the Baptist chapel at o'clock
sharp.
Regular meeting Of Barre lodge, No.
l3s, n. L. o. p. tonight. Several cam
didates to be voted for and accumulated
business of several weeks to be trans
acted.
Miss Ruth Malone of Derby Line, a
student at Goddard seminary, is confined
TO her room by illness, and her mother
Mrs. L. w. Malone of Derby, is caring
for her.
Miss Florence Jocelyn, student at
Goddard seminary went this forenoon
to her home in Bridgewater Corners,
where she will visit her parents over
Thanksgiving,
Alfred A. Lamorey, who travels
through Maine and New Hampshire in
the interests of the Adler Clothing Co.,
arrived in the city to-day to pass
Thanksgiving with his family on Cliff
street.
MIR. and Mrs George w. Dodge started
yesterday morning to make their annna,
Thanksgiving visit to his brother, Wil-
lam r. Dodge Of Cohoes, n, ", who +
81 years old, AMI returns the visit each
summer.
If you are thankful for the blessings
of the year past, join those who viii
gather at the Baptist church this even
ing for the annual union Thanksgiving
service. The time has been changed
from Thursday forenoon to Wednesday
evening for your convenience; act ac-
cordingly The service begins at 1880.
Mrs. III. S. Miles OF 10 North Main
street wishes to announce that she has
added iewelry as a side line and will |
also take orders for Rogers silverwarc |
and jewelry. Come in and order early |
for Christmas. Special for the next ten
days, 30 per cent, discount on all |
trimmed and untrimmed hats. Remem
Der the place, 20 North Main street.
A. w. Allen, the well-known dealer in
farmstead implements, is exhibiting
variety Of agricultural accessories in the
corner store Of the Aldrch building. The
west window of the store has been at
tractively arranged with things the
farmer needs, as well as the ordinary
man who owns home or horse, and
during the past few days the exhibit
has been the cynostue OF many eyes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-27
BABIES, LONG GOATS. CAPES

We received by express Monday
about twenty different styles and
qualities in Babies Long White
Coats and Capes. These are made
from a good quality of Henrietta, AL
batross, and Corduroy.
The Coat at 1925 is made Ola
Cream Henrietta, has an embroidered
collar, lined throughout. -.
At $50 are Coats made of
Cashmere and heavy Cotton Cordu-
roy. Are finished with braid.
At $500 are number of diff
ferent styles in Capes and Coats.
Some plain, others with deep capes,
finished with lace.
At $3.50 are some good values in
heavy Cotton Rep and Serge. Have
deep collar, finished with braid and
lace.
At from $500 to 1918 are a
number of new values in the Long
Coats. Are made of wool rep, mer-
cerized reps, cashmere and Jap silk.
Are lined throughout.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JOHN ALLAN.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis trict of
Washington, Commissioners. toreceive. examine
and adjust the claims and demands of all persons
against the es tate of John A Ian late of Barre
tied in offset thereto, hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purpose aforesaid. at the
Granite savings Bank and Trust Company, IN
the City o. Barre in said District, on the .7fh
day OF December next. from o'clock A. Nj.
until 4 o'clock p. ". on said day. and that six
months from the 2Tfh day OF December. A. ID.
1912. is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their claims to us for exam.
ination and allowance.
Dated at hare, Vt, this 26th day Of Novem-
Der. A. ID. 1912.
J.F. ArERI.f. Commis.
o. j. l. MATTHEWS, sioners.
nov 77-dec Ali
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Christmas handkerchiefs at Fits.
Remember that L. NJ Laws Velvet
ice cream should occupy prominent
place on your Thanksgiving menu. Spe-
cial for tomorrow only, 25e per quart
Our fastidious ribbon candy at Zoe per
pound in many toothsome flavors. Call
at the New England Fruit Store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-27
CHILOREN'S WOOL DRESSES

We have just received lot OF
Children's Wool Dresses that are the
best values we have ever been able
to offer. These are the Dresses we
have been waiting the last three
weeks for, and when you see the style
and quality YOU will surely agree with
us as TO value.
In this lot of Dresses are six diff
ferent styles in blues, reds and
browns. Are made from an all-wool,
good vale serge, waist is lined.
In the larger sizes is Norfolk
style that is an extra good value,
and the price is only $3.50.
At $500 are four styles of Chill
dren's Dresses in an all wool serge,
sizes from q to IA years. These are
Dresses that will tit nicely, and are
made and finished as you would fin
ish them at home. See the little
Corduroy Dress at $3.50. Size
and 8 years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-27
SILKS

We pride ourselves on having a
little the best silk values to be had
in this part OF the state.
All colors in our Dircctoire Silks.
These are the equal of Suesine Silks
and the price is but 29c per yard.
For many purposes they are as good
as the real Jap Silk that sells for
SOC.
For Dresses, see our S1.OO and
S1.25 Yard Wide Messaline Silks
in new shades.
A very swell Silk for evening wear
is our Silk Poplin. These in all the
new evening shades at $500 for
a Dress Pattern.
We are showing a $500 Charmeuse
Silk in new shades, a beautiful quail
ity at the price, S1.75 per yard.
We are showing several extra good
values in Black Silks in the new
weaves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-27
CHILDREN'S COATS
$2.OS

These the facts drummer anxious to close
out his line of Chdren's Coats We made him offer
for the lot Consequently got this lot OF Children
Goats big discount and in position TO offer
these Goats you for only 81 % There values here
worth So IS, 81. 90, 81. so and $500
DULY So o. with your choice of the entire lot of flannel
corduroy, chinchilas caracus, bouce All well
made and trimmed and all have stitched nngs altogether
of the best values offered Cons in and look
these Goats before the assortment is broken
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-27
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Scotch dance Thanksgiving eve from
s to |. Gents, Is cents, ladies, free
Refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome /. Irish and
daughter of Brooklyn street went to-
day to North Duxbury, where they will
visit friends for few days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Everybody dance, Thanksgiving eve to
the latest and most popular music. Ri
ley's popular orchestra.
Dancing from 5 to / Wednesday,
Thanksgiving eve. A good time for
everyone. Riley's orchestra.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-27
c. L. U. Delegates.

Regular meeting of the Central Labor
union Of Barre and vicinity will be held
in Nichols block Friday evening, Nov.
20, at 73o o'clock. James Mulch, sec
rotary,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-27
DRESS GOODS

So far we have been able to sell
the trade good All Wool Imported
Serge at soc, in all of the best
eolors, such as navies, reds, browns
and green.
Our line of fine wide Serges at 75c
contains cloths that are going over
most counters at s5c and SIC. That
difference is enough to save.
Our Dollar Serge is sponged and
shrunk.
Ask 10 see our Whipcord Serges
at $50 and $1.65. These are
the same as are used in high-priced
tailored suits.
For children's dresses we have
lot of Dollar 42.inch Dress Goods in
six colors and the lot is but 75c per
yard. Less than first cost.
A nice lot of Plaid Back Cloakings.
These for winter coats or remodel
ing last winters coats.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
WILL FINISH SEASON

SELMA, ALA, July 22-The South
eastern league was resuscitated yester-
day and indications appear right for il
to finish the season as a four-club or
ganization, though efforts may be made
during the Week to increase it to a
six-club organization again. If the six
club organization is decided on Pensa-
cola will get in and some other city
will be selected for the other club.
Manager Stickney. of the Selma club
and Manager Segle Of the Gadsden
club. We're communicated with by Man
ager Biggs. of the Talladega club An
nouncement was made that Rome will
stick, and now there is little doubt but
tho club will finish out the season A
new schedule will be made for the rest
Of the league season during the week
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
RRADY CARDED
T0HURL TODAY
AGAINST BILLS

MONTGOMERY July 22.-Charley
uennhir led his Crackers into this
,.ulaee today for a series with the Bill
.tens The Atlanta chief predicted this
corning that it is right here that his
.,o,, villsstart climbing and that moth
,rg will stop 'em until they get right
INTO the first division.
Brady is carded to do the hurting for
.,e visitors this afternoon, and as he
l. now in tiptop condition he is sure
80 olive the local batsmen peck of
.,onbIa if he gets the breaks.
The crackers came over from New
orleans They were scheduled to play
,re Pelcans double-header yester-
aov hut il rained hard and Charley
rank was forced to postpone the bat
ties
The cracker Billiken series is sure to
nrove a red-hot argument McElveen
ssvs he will play the best ball of his
ooroar here and show that Dobbs made
fatai mistake when he traded him to
There is bitter feeling between the
.,,o teams over the McElveen- Dobbs
set FIGHT in Atlanta, but no trouble is
exnecfed on the field during the series.
T,nIese Manager Hemphill feels bet
tor than he did this morning. Graham
Mn lake his place in the outfield. 9th
ervise the lineup will remain UNI
changed
Paige will hurl and McAlllster eaten
for the Montgomery team. Danzig, the
big former Montgomery first baseman
vino has been i'll several weeks, re-
Joined the team last night. Hereafter
he will he used as a pitcher.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
Chief Meyers Tells of '@7he Job of Catcher" c'
Heavy Hitting Backstop Reveals Inner Workings

so we serve them low balls regularly.
That's why / think we can beat them
easier than any other club.
For the Cubs and the Pirates and
some others we have to mix EN- up"
and that's hard going.
SO, you see, the job of a catcher is no
easy one. He must be a big, strong
fellow, able to take hard knocks, able
to work through eighteen innings of a
double header on a July afternoon with
all his heavy junk upholstery. and able.
above all, to keep his head working
every minute of the time.
He doesn't get the glory pitcher
does, though he's getting more credit
than he used to and the fans are COM
ing to realize that he must be pretty
responsible and capable sort of fell
low.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
Games TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
40 games scheduled.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
THE BASEBALL CARD.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Games To-Day.
Atlanta in Montgomery.
chattanooga in Birmingham.
Nashville in Mobile.
Memphis in New Orleans.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
Standing OF the cEups
Yesterdays Resulsa.

New Orleans \ tlanta, rain.
MOBILE J. Chattanooga 0.
memphis 4, Birmingham ,.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
THREE MANAGERS AFTER
Jump WESTERVELT'S JOB

NEW YORK, July pa protest
against Umpire Westervelt to be lodged
with President Ban Johnson, of the
American league, will be drawn up at
a secret meeting of Manager Stovall OF
the St Louis Browns; Manager Harry
Davis Of Cleveland, and Manager jim
nv Callahan, of the White Sox. it be-
came known today. The baseball men
met secretly yesterday in a hotel here
Ii was learned that the protest against
Westeryelt is on the ground that many
Of his decisions are wrong. Manager
Stovall was suspended recently because
Of an argument with Westervelt.
This will be the first known organ
ized protest against an umpire, and the
result viii be watched with keen in
terest by baseball men in both the
leagues
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
SOUTHERN LEAGUE TO
HAVE FIVE UMPIRES

MEMPHIS. TENN. July 22.-Pres-
ident Kavanaugh. of the Southern
league. stated today that the season
would be completed with five umpires.
They will be Pfenninger Rudderham,
Kellum Breitenstein and Hart, who re-
Gently left for the bedside of his sick
wife. but viii return in about week.
During the day President Kavanaugh
was in consultation with F. f. Kuhn.
former president of the Nashville club.
1t is understood they were discussing
matters pertaining to the Nashville
club but nothing was given out by
either
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
Refuses to Take Chance.

Well. there are two down. The
worst of the worry is over for time
But we don't take a chance. sign the
pitcher against the third mans weak
ness Cor, if he is one of the older pitch
ers. | don't have to sign him; he
knows. This fellow stops" a drop
ball, it bounds easily to short. and a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22

Games Today.
."n in Pittsburg.
. ~ ork in Cincinnati
81 3 'Hlyn in Chicago.
'laqelphia in St. Louis.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
Buying Trusses

BUYING a truss is easy enough,
En- but deserves a little thought.
Rupture Is too serious to
leave to guesswork. You should get
the truss that fits exactly.
In our truss department we have
not only the scope of stock, styles
and sizes, but an expert who knows
which is best and how to fit truss
exactly. Private Fitting Rooms
at our Main Store, Second Floor,
quiet and apart from the general
business. Men and women attend
anta
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
JACKSON
S37 1875 .371
Meyers One of the Greatest Backstops

is all
McGraw
a
possible Jimmy Archer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22

go in New York.
Louis in Philadelphia.
ls'''rolt m Washington
Gland in Boston.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
Standing o. the clnha.


al" York 2, Cincinnati 6.
rhi.s > Brooklyn (frst game.9
81 60 s." .. Brooklyn (second game }
pt,st'uls 3. Philadelphia 0.
'''soarg- Boston, off day.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-30

5u MAIDEN, unb als ihm Dieies Mot
gelang, Ieitete er ein Derfabren eIn.
inter benz pase fir irrfinnis ertlGrt
perbsn ioa. gr bafirt bds 8erfab-
rem auf bic f6riftliden, eibli6 srhar.
teten Qngdkn bon atpei Srrendraten,
tpel6e bic Regierung tpd6renb bes g3rns
aefes 3psds Bsobd6tung Deg Wdnnes
i'm geri9tsiaul bdtte.
Il inter- utung bes 6arttob
lengef6dfts berlangt.
Der Reprdientant 9ifenberFer bon
pennfplpanien, 0emotrat, rei9te am
Uaittpod i'm Reprdfentantenbaufe
eine Refolution ein, in pelher cine
eingebenbe unterIu9ung bes 5arttob>
fengeihdfts Derldngt tpirb. gr fdgte,
bob bic 9rubenbsfissr bic 1batfa9e,
oaB iie tur5li4 ge3Dungen lpurben
bic G06ne Der Soblengrdber gu srb0z
ben, als 0orpanb benusten, um einen
iibermGbtg boben preis fir &pblen au
berehnen. 9ifenberfer fagte, bab bic
2obnerbObung insgeiammt S. 900, 900
ausmade, tpGbreno bic aoniumenten
5u ben big jsst erb09ten greiien f6Dn
um $15,0O0,00O mebr be5ablen mIbs
ten.
Sn Der 8eTolution rpirb Der Setr.z
tor fir 6anbel unb 4rbeit anesrpiefen,
burh bas 8iireau fir Nrbelt gsnaus
Snformatton nit 8eaug uuf ben uns
terihieb 3piihen probuttionstDiten
uno benz er3islten Yrofit BEL ben iesis
gen boben preiien 81 erlangen.
$3.50, 900 fir bic 9sttp 3:
Burg Seier,
Der Senat nabm am Wittlpo6 elm;
ftimmig bic gorlage an, ber3ufOlse fiji
bic 8etbeiligung Der Regterung an be,
Sysisr gu gbrsn oes 50. Sabrestages
Der Sdlatt bet 9ettpsburg, i'm Sabre
1913, $4,000 DerpiIigt Deroen
iDqen.
gnterbt.
Sos QnQsles, Gal, 20. Wtat.
s5rau Gouiie 6. Wurnsr, cine promlz
nente Dame Der Sos Qngeles 9sTeQs
i6aft, peIte unldngit Deritarb, bat eiH
9sItamsnt binterlaTsn, tporin iie ibr
$25OOOO betragenbes 8ermDaen ibrcn
beiben 309tsrn GIarine uno G.iiubet1
berma9t. Shre 9odter gbttb Alicc
O9ilbp 9ittombe 1ruie, peIae in
garis lebt, bat ne S. bintsrloFen, I'm
iit bafiir elm BUD iber rllnoantborz
teit unb siinbe" gu taufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-30
ZenteteriAlmR.
Gic Absanssicier iinbct am Eamitag
gDrmittas in Der ltniueriitats.
Sarnballe itatt.

Stmeftsrfhlub unb 4bedngss Jsiers
lihteiten auf Der uniperiit0t finnsn
otesmal in Der llnipsriitdtss 1urnbdlIe
tn Burnst Woobs ftatt unb sipar am
Somftue WOrssn um 10 ubr. prof.
ebus. Jetton Scott unb prof. Robins
fon finb bic Rebnsr. Die Deier sefpinnt
nod beionoeres Sntersfe babur4. bub
NIT oerfelben Die Gintpeihung Der
neuen llnipsriitdtss sGebGube, ipis sSns
genieurssGebdube, 1urnboae, Tompfz
anlogs, fopie bes Carton SJislb pers
buRbep lit. 5err pOllat bdlt bic ues
btrreihunssrsbe unb llninsriitdts prds
fibent 0r. Dabnep iibernimmt bic G..
b1uoe etc.
I'm Donneritag unb 5reitae ftnbeH
alaHens Jeftlihteiten itdtt unS am
s5reiiug Nbsnb i'll 4lumneneBant.tt i'm
Buiineb Wsns Club. 4m Samitae
Usittds beeinnt in 8urnet Woobs oas
pienie uno um 3 ubr finbet Elm Ball
ipiel itatt 3lpiifeu WitgIisbsrn Der
5atuitdt unb Der Senioren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-30
Cine 8entiitbIide Mffaire
Nar bas 1nnsfran5d)en 'ber syramen
nnS IDd)fer bes GnnbmebrDereius.

Cine iiberams genliitblife 4ffatre
mar 0ns 3an3frdn3hen Der Jruuen
uno 5od)ter oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
oas geitern 2lbeno in Der @aibington
Vlatform itnttfano ilo if1on Rdbmtt-
tags ourh einen aaiiee fiir bas iDeib-
lihe 8eihledt eroiinet nurDe, on Dem
Die Wiitglieber Der RocabontaS 2oge
Der Rotbnldnner mo oes Clifton
Seigbts Enmen5irfels tbeilnabmer.
abenos fanoen iid) natiirlih Die 2all6.
mebrntdnner ciiL Inn ibre ,Sralen lmo
9of)ter lmo tire 2rcunoinnen ileiBig
I'm afcllc 81 idtpingen, geraoe 10 ipie
oonlois, ais lie nod oes Aonigs Hof
trugen.
Die ludferen Sdnger oes 9entonia
Wtdrnerhors lunren ebenfdIls erif)ies
nen uno erfreuten bic 8eiuf]er ourh
ons oeutfhe Sieo, nobel Iie BON Der
0eianes. Seftion bes Sanopebr. Ser.
Gins fleibtg unteritiist ipurben. aub'
anoere beirennoete 8ereine iparen per.
treten, oa fonnte es natiirlif nid,f
ausblei6en, oaB baIo eine genliltbIihe
Stimmuns berrihte uno iih ale auf' )
aoltlifIte antiiiirfen. Ias riibrige
Arrangements -aommit.ee, oas ifen
ieit Bod,en eifrig fir ben GrfoIs oes
1an8frdt5deus gearbeitet bate, be.
itano aus ben Damen osobnrkge5,
Sentpel, anbn, Sobel, Gappes, 8eiB
@rube, Geitanann uno 1bomns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-30
Die Qllnts & DDepfe So.
Gritano seitern bas 0rnnbeigentbnm
Der @aIfer Breiuiug So.

Das gan3e @runDeieentbum Der
Wdlter gretpins Co., an Der SDcaz
more Strdbe unb Webenftraben gelee
gen, iit BEL benz geitrigen, nuf 8efebl
oes Common pleas Geridts porge>
Rommsnen offentfihen 8ertaufe, Der
4lms &c Doepts 60. 5usefdlassn ippr>
ben, bod fpsieerte fih S.rr SO. 8.
4lms, ber geftern Mbenb befragt tpurs
be, porerit irgeno tpelhe angdben 3u
MAIDEN, mas bic 5irma nit benz giz
gentbum gu tbun eebentt. Gr CAB nur
Die Grildrun9 ab. bab feins 5irma cine
fortfbriitli1e fsi unb nenn Der ri6tiae
3eitpuntt tomm., ibre pldns tunogeben
tperoe.
Die grauereisGinridtuna, einz
fhlieblih Der ousftehtnben Jprberunz
gen i'm getroge BON ettpa Si08,0OO,
Der pferbs, Wagen, pohtre6ts, Birtbz
f6ofts<Ginrihtunsen, psrbsn am
nddften Wittpod gum Raul ausss6o>
ten rperben.
Ter anfauf Der Aluts & Ioepfe
60 idIiebt oas grauerei.Gigentbum,
so bel t9o SUB, gfe Der Sail -aaep,
ebeuio eine Giniabrt in basieIbe BON
Der DIT 12. StraBe aus. If BEL So
JuB, 5 Cots on Der e5aiI.aQep uno
Rorooit.g6e Der Gong aQep, 100 bel
~ Sub. 0as Gffice9ebGu0e nit Dem
arteiiihen grllnnen an Der SilbtueIt.
ede Der Spcamore Strabe uno Sail
allep,, 10 Bel 80 ssitB, oa5 8an3e als
ENTHUSIASTICALLY betannt, elm, ,uub
oas erbaiItig mir $50 eritanoen
peroen fam. gn Der Ror6ieite Der
Slrnt StrnBe, ede Der Gountp auep,
neben Dem 2ogcrhauie BON Sante
Bros. uno gegeniiber Dem Sauptge.
bduoe Der almS & Doepte 60. beiiu.
bet iih Elm @ebGibe Der ;Firma 8oeo.
per C 60, AZ bel POI SUP. tpeltes
fitr $4,000 erltnnben tper6en FAM
into fir tDeId)es cine idhriid)e @rimb.
rentc bon Grc3. be3ohlt miro. Serr
alms bot fir 6o5 pottred,t $1,000
gebcten ino Die Gfferte biirfte ntcep.
tirt iperoen.
Die grauersi mar bic Qrleinbeiiserin
Der Rorbneitsgt, Der 6unt uno Gu
cautore CTR, 2S-54 sSltB. fir .rpeIfe
leste Wohe nur $1,000 aebcten tporben
tpdren, bic a5er geftern Der 4Gms &
9oeptf 60. fir $4,000 sugsidlassn
tpurbe.
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2okal.Derid)t
perisnal'N otijen.

syrnn Wdrgarete GeIIer oK
Dor feds ssabren BON Cincinnati ndh
;sruntfOrt, stp., iiberiisoelte, lim bel
ibrtr bort on Der ct. Clair Sirabe
ipobnenesn 3ohter Jrau q. BerbrtH
ibren 2sbsnsnbenp 3u polIbringsn, be-
sins psrsangsnsn Wlontag ibren 81.
Osburtstag unb empfing Die ber3lih-
fen Dliidpiinfhe, aud piele bon lhrtrs
nlttn gineiHHatier JrsuHoinnen. Cine
sabIreihe Geburtstags sGeieaihaft per-
bruhte bic RahmiltdgsjtunDsn aIif ans
asnetme Deiie in Dsm 8erberih' iheH
5aufe unb sSrau Berberi6 tpuros IN
ibrtn s5unttionen ais G1itgeberin Dorl
iSrau M. u. 5elbert uno Grau gDdlter
Weisel bIfsns unteritiipt. Das gretie
G.burtstagstino, Dos iiH nod elner
isl!enen asiiiigen unb tOrpsrli1tn Jrts
fhe srfreut, empfins audi pi:Ie idOne
@lumenangebinbe.
Supt. Samuel q. Wttprotp
bon Der NnfislubereuloIis 2ign III ges
tern gum aongreb Der RationuleMfos
cidticn fir bos Gtubium unb bic Ders
hinoeruns Der Sdtpinoiuh. nad
Mnibington obeereiit. 6err WitbrOtp
niro einsn Dortrog iibsr bic Qotbnens
oigfeit elmer grsiebunsstampagne fir
bic Shpinbiuhts sgerbinberuns bal
ten.
IIora, bie dnmutbige Johter
BON aapt. Geo. gidel pon Jeuers
fompdgnis % on Wape Ct. unp syrees
man aOenue .i6loB seitsrn nit 5errn
W m. Sommers ben 8unb fiir's
2eben. Sn bem Rebih'fhen 2otale an
4rmorD unb yreemdn 2lb. fano eine
fr0blihe SOh3sitgfsier itutt. an bet
fih &: Mitglieoer bes Shpei3er
Mdnnsr4ors burh biibite akoerpors
irdgs in berporragsnber Weiie betbeis
Ii9ten.
6err Sobn 9. gelger tit ON
Disnftag i'm alter pon nur 56 Sabren
plosIit nit 5ob abgesaneen uno be
bnterb!isbene Satin s5rau Warn
pelser, geb. Wsier, bat bas her5lihitc
Beilsib ibrer sablreiben Jreunoe uno
8etannten. Die gesrbiguns Finott am
Jreitae Wlorgen pom 5rduerbauie,
Rn. 1909 Central 4penue, aus itati,
iporauf in Der ct. Gran3istus airde
Elm feierlihes 5padmt 5elsbrirt tpirp.
9err ausuft gre6tel 1T eee
fern feinsn Qieben burb ben 5oo ent.
riiien fporben unb bic Jiufriht bon
ieinem 5obe piro niht perfeblen. in
fpeitsn areiien 1rausr tpah3urufen.
Der aHgeiebens pionisr hattie Elm o..
ter bon 73 Jobren uno z Monot.n
erreiht. Die geerbisung finbei an
5rtitag NahHiittas bonn 9rauerhoufe,
30. 1911 Baltimore 4penus in NorDs
Gairmount, aus fsatt.