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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-25

-S5oIsen6e 8aare erbieIten Sci
ratbslicenferr:
Justin Cramer, Sandy Hook, Mo.
Mrs. Katie Witthaus, Hermann,
Geo. Woemmel, Owensville, Mo.
Anna Groth, Salt Lake City, Utah.
-@. g. Soeotrnant, miro ON
Smmstag, ben 16. @i,suit in ieinei
@obnratg BET fredericksburg iein'
@obneinridtitrg uapo Sausgerdtf
aiif benz 8erfteigerungstpege bertal'
fen.
-Sraat Beter &lott in 8egleitunq
hires Sobnes, Solepb &Iott. bon Der
Sirst Greet, reiiten aln pergange.
men Dienstag nod ct. 2ouis, mo fid
ssram 8lott, bebirfs elmer 1irurai.
fden Operation in elm Soipital be-
gebef- miro.
-Selrp &abneflmt rno @attin,
nebit oeren Sobn, 2lopO, trufen ON
9ienstag bieier ISOLDE, per auto,
bon ct. 2ots, onf 8eiud bier Elm
i1no iiiro Die @aite ibrer 8eriparto-
ten, Sbeooor nnb SSailius @raf uno
sSrait eugene gaiie.
-@op. 8ieber, bon Spiss, mar
arr pe~rgangenen Samstas elm MILL
fonmiener 8eIuber alif unierer Sf-
flee. or bate ieiuen gruber Sos.
9ieber unb beiiem 5arnilie nod Ser.
mann begleitet, bon mo oieielber
alsborn nod ct. 2oiis 5nriidfebr.
ten. &
Srau gilbert S6nbert befarto fi6
ntebrere Gage Der borigen ISOLDE IN
&binelunb, olif @eiud Del 8ertpartb-
ten. Sic febrte ON letter. Montag
in 9esleiting ibrer Mutter, Srau
9. &indepal, bierber 5lriid; lettere
miro mebrere @oden bier Bel ibrer
Sodter bleibeit.
Mus Dem @ettipiel pelfes an
Ietten Sourtag gfodnittaa i'm Die
iigen 8ole.8oll Garf, 5piifen Dem
Sunts Seaim, bon Sefierion eitp.
llnb Dem Teters Seam ltattfonb,
9iarg Dos Heters Seam ais Sieeer
berDor. Sas Teiultat mar 10 gegen
8, 81 @uniten bon Sermaim.
-Salrt 4naeige on artoerer Stelle
miro 9ominid 8nfner ni,f ieiner
Sarm an Der 2ittle Berger. an
Samstag, Den 16. gltgitt ieine
gorge 5armeinridtllng beitebenb aus
ben beltelt Sarmmaidirlen unb Sc.
rdtben, einidlieBli6 eines groBen
giebbeitanoes, offentIib aih ben
yteiitbietenoen berfmtfen. Serr Suf.
lter miro iit bon Der 9altbtpirtb-
lfaft 5ltriid 5ieben mo epenti,ell
nod i~ttIerer Stabt iiberiiebeln unt
bier ieinen 2~ebensabeno in tpoblper-
olenter &nbe 81 genieben.
Srcnton apbIen.
Sett lit bic bette @elegenbeit Gil
rem 8interporratb an &obIen elm
5nlegen 6a Ole 8reiie nod bilis
limo. Maft Cure geiteIlnngen fir
Srenfon &obIen iett bel u. g.. II. %.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-25
aeiic.gerfdt.
Ii[ot 0nint. Ter % Sui

Yllof Yotfrf, Fer, ~. gull
Nof mebrtagigem slufentbalte ii
yteip Gambric, no, begaben @ir
inns rad @ien eitient fleinen Sono.
ltaotdyeu, mo mir inns bier SnQe Bel
Sdtpager unb Sdymeiter, Sermann
@aeemeper iinb @attin, aisfbieIten
nno @elegenbeit fanben bort einem
Yicilic bei5ipobnen. Die grnte ai,i
&orn it1o Safer iitro Don't ailsge3eif.
llet. am 16. SuIi tnten mir Die
Geiie nod Yilot Eoint. Seras an
iiber Die Burlington 8abn nadJ &nr.
las Gitp iin6 BON 6a nit Der 80. g.
& z. nod YiIot Toint. Sn bieier
8egen6 miro piel 8alrnhpoae ge5o.
gen unb Die SeIber in Der jebigeli
gliitbe5eit bieter einen if5nen Mrt.
bid. alid @ei5en bat bort eiireti
id1oner ertrag seIieiert tp1brenb
Corn 1,ttb Safer elmer gutter Stnnb
baben. auf Der @eiie nad Sems
iaben mir nieIe GornfeIoer ole ourd
Die beiben @inbe gdn5lid perhriibt
liiro r%lii,irt tpareti. Sd madte ci.
men fleinen @biteder bon bier nod
Sort @ortb, mo eS nidyt gait3 10
troden tit tpie in 8ilot Yoint, unb
batte bort bas 8~ergrdigen &errn
@m. Mcnnis, eiren friiberen Ser.
manrer, 81 begriiBe,t. Bon BiIot
Eoint tperben mir morgen nadD
@inoborit, Seras reiien.
Sernlaiiit 3opp #.
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@enn bic eurOpaiiden Madte lire

~Nkbh y NNpfttItDS SstutUAt tDN'
in. Mcrtfo airidiiigen Staatsarge
b0rigen alrsreidenh geidiitt baber
ippllen, oanr ut bas Elm iebr natiir'
lid)es Gerlangen; Die 9e9ennartiger
3ititdnbe iinb einfnh unertraglid)
a6er ieoenfoIls iinb tie bereit, bieien
Sdub ielbit Si iibernetn1ten, ulrb
perm tie Bis iett Sdritte in bieier
&idtung nidt get1ail baben, barn
erflGrt iif hos aits Giidiidteil, Die
iih fir iic ans Der @uslegung Ser
Monrpeooftrin ergeben, bie bier In
Cen letten Sa9rer in artfnabme &c.
fonmen lit. Sic uiiien baB jebeS
ieIbiitGnbige 8orgeben 5lim S1uee
ser in Merifo anidiiigen guropder
fir %uniere SingocS Ger g(nIab iein
grobeS @eidJpet iiber Die Ser.
Der @unSidte 81 erbeben,
Die Brdiioent @onroe ~ieiiierSeit fir
Gle &egelitrtg ittierer 9e3iebllngen
ltlp6 Ser 9e5tebi,ngen Ser eiirop1i.
i6ei WGd)te su Mittel. mo Glib
aniertfa fetgeIegt bot. Oaraiis er.
Diebt iih fir nniere Gegierltng cine
gerabe %nitgene9me Sitlintion.
gntidlieBt iie fif oo3u, Wabnabmea
Sdyiise Der in Merifo nni1fiigen|
5n t~reffent bart miro bas
,bre betpaffncte S%tlterbention fairtn
,urd5itiiibren ieir; felt iie aber ben
,itrop6iid,en Mddten nrbeim, ieIbitI
HaBinbrnen 3lim Sdute ibrer
Stodtsangeborigen 81 ergreifen
,aim risfiert fie eireip aIIgemeinen
sntriiitungsiturm in Ben Spaltcn
Singopreiie. abcr Sas cine
'ber oti6ere tpi6 iie id)IiebIid tbiin
Die INNER inbaItbarer tpcr-
gerbdItriiie perben file oasu
fpingen.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested In the es-
tate Of
AUGUSTA SCHMIDT
deceased, that !, A. G. Naegelin,
Administrator OF said estate in
tend to make final settlement there
of at the next term OF the Probate
Court Of Gasconade County, State of
Missouri, to be held at Hermann, Mo-,
On the 10Th. day of August 1913.
A. @. NAEGELIN
Administrator.
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gideIsDine 1T beih.
Der EeIlfartoifein /. 5ran5 madtc
briIlarte @eiddite in ieiner
&neipe,
Bon Scrrn 3adarias Spiel.

Wit Die faunibaI'i Idle Site
@ero es fpirfIid lett al birlt,
@ie mir ip benz @eid)t bier idipiee,
@h Dos iamfnert ieIbit e Sulb,
lin Die Belt Der Commemorate,
Sift boS 2eben bier lei 5reno',
Oetr man tanrt eS bfibrsIie idt1nbe
Sn Der beiben SommerSeit.
Sdiibr, IN mel Salitbn eo ebt eS
@rno' fpte in c Saiibeni6lag,
MeiI bon Morgens friib bis id,pat es
Steiner troder id)tGitoe mag,
Smtrer @ein NIT Selser-W aiier
9dS foutn,t ole meiiften gut,
SelbSt Der Mriton tritrft es, bab err
Gbefr6s ablnpoidt plate int.
Sonidt tot er MIR Wbisfie nerlrie,
Dod bel oieier Temp'ratlir
@inge ibm, 10 int er fldbme,
Wbisfie gegen bic Natur.
@ieb Der Sdipqtenmagen.5rite
1rifrft lett 8aifer 1tisr dro @ein,
Denn er meint. BEL SieIe Site
&ontt' Der Sdyuap$ EN- id)16lid iein.
Inner oider gier.aoIleftor
Gus, Der tut mir pirfIid IeiS.
gleibt's nod LANCER beiB 10 id)tredt ct
aiIe 8iere lang ono brett,
@crnntt net balb e falte @elle,
Sagt er, baB er frobfen mill,
Deirn es mare in Der Sole
Ritbier, tpie in HidelpiQe.
als6 Der &n6oeliepp, Der 9utider,
9dlt iif talnn nod itff lei Yein,
Wero's net tubler, onin is intif er,
Oarar fam tel Cant net ieitL
Oern er jamanert fdon Den gatl5er
Cog, e Sonnidtrobf mar EN- ltiibr,
Iero nit ieiltem oider @ansen
&rrn er balbpegs idnaifen MIR.
0o6 an meiidter 5lt befloeen
.Sidt Der Note-G iiben.@ Gus,
$50 oas@gis DON ieilein @agcn
SSit Die gisbor troger mitb,
Sdleppt Die glods e; bon lei aarren,
Sitt cr idauibe, mie e S6pein,
Ieilo ba fragen nod ole 9arren:
sRoft'it on net Der GiSntann iein?"
aetro mel @lte, mo am Seroe
S6tebt ole iammert: SD erIeb's,
Dab idJ bel Die Site iper6e
&otb, pie e 9efodter &rebs,
St Der &itidJen bier slt idtebe
Sift inbieb, e SdJinherei,
@ero's net tu9ler, lpea, barn qe1e
Iusenamcr i1 pie @rei."
@enn bie Come unablGliig
Sheint bonn blaten armament,
&enn Die Site eielsmGBig
uff ole Meniden nieOerbrennt,
Menn e idtpere Suit int Iiegen
SeiB dtro feltdt nff Col GnD Sill,
Sidt 6as 2eben tel 8~ergniigeit
Sicr bel ans in NidelspiIle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-25
Rnn beikt's aber Set an bic grbeit,

@ouberileiir Waior bot cine Bru.
flanotion erlafier, laitt tpeId)er Ell
ale arbeitsfGbigen WGniier fin
Mitttpof uno Gienstog, oen nGh,
item 20. unb 81. aligirit, our Mrbeli
an Den StruBen npfruft. @ie unier
@oiiperneltr iagt, brirgt tein Inter.
nebmer unieren 9iirgern 10 iidere,
ffneIle uno 6aiternoe 8ortbeiIe oils
ipie Der 8nu unb Die @erbeiieruttg
iinierer 0ffentlide1l Straben, all
fpeldJen ieber 8iirger, iopobI in Der
Staot als pie ailf Dem Sanoe, in.
tereiiierf lit. CT ruff oaber jeoer
arbeitsidbiaen Waf1H inn Staate aiif,
oieiem gite1l 3med 2 Gage al OPT
erit. Ser nddite 90. utb 81. PIN
gmit iino infolge 6eiien oils offentlibe
Seiertage erflGrt, an meld)en alle
GetpobnIiden @eidGfte iopieI pie
nr0glid eingeitelt tperoen i%ollten,
oanfit 6ieie gati5e 3eit Der @erbei.
iemtttg Der offenltiden Straben ge.
ipiotnet fueroen faint.
Der @oltperneur for6ert ole @e.
ridte iGmntIiden Counties oltf cine
Proclamation 81 erlaiien burd) mel.
DIE Die 9etpobner mtigeforbert iper.
ben ii6 5itr slrbeit unb aisbeiic.
ring Ger Straben 81 periamneln,
ionic Die betreffenoen StraBetuui.
leber, umt bic strbeit al oieien beiben
Sagen 81 leiten.
Ipdb Die Sralten iinb ailfgeiorbcrt
an Der Irbeit uilb Dem Gitbm ole.
JET beiben Gage Sbeil 81 nebnren,
irbem iie Sen geiellidaftliden iulo
untenbaltenDen 2beil Der 9alignbe
irbernebmeit irlb Dor ailem CUTE
Wabl5eiten fir Die Arbeiter beior.
gen.
MIio tiod}mols! ole slermel alf9e.
frenpelt uito friid, frei luto froblih
an bas quite @erf, Ous fir jeben
Gimpobner oes Stnntes bon 10 gro.
bem ltito baiternoem GortbeiI lit.
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@iFiOas Set.

slm 90. un6 81. auguIt miro Die
ct. 8auls-@ emeiip6e Su Ban, in Der
Stride aitf benz 9eree ibr Miliions-
feit abbaIten, fpo5ii @adbargemein-
ben uno 8aitoren ber5lidit ein9ela.
ben finb.
g. s. 81 a a c 9aitor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-25
Hrifnng Der g~oltmteiiter biertcr
alafe.

Die GipiIoienit aommiiiion madt
hermit befannt, Dab ont Samstae,
ben 8. Gusuit bier In $ernnann ei.
ne griifung i%tattfinoen miro, CUR
9eiesung Der HoItmeiiteriteIle in
Berger. DaS ginfommen Der Sor.
tigen Stelle betrrg i'm sergatsruen
Sabr 1884. @ppIitanten miiiipn in
Dem Gerritoriim ipobnen, bos BON
Der Berger @oit bebieut miro. ZIP.
pItfationS . SormuIare, iotpie anoe-
re Conformation ertbeilt Der 9oitmei.
iter bon Berger.
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WILLIAM q. PETsCH,

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given to all credi-
tors and Others interested In the es-
tate of
John WIN. SUNDERWlRTH,
deceased, that I, Mary Sunder-
wirth, Executrix of said Estate, in
tend to make final settlement there
OF at the next term of the Probate
Court OF GasconaGe County, State of
Missouri, to be held at Hermann, Mo-,
on the 10Th. day of August 1913.
MARY SUNDERW1RTH
Executrix
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-25

9erIdiebt cs nidt Ianser 6enn
idon morgen mas es 5u ipdt iein,
ionoern berfidcrt iett cure Sous
einridtnns BET .. ". SiIber.
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Mdts 1T better INN eineri fdtpa-
den @agen 81 itdrten als @oert.
fer's Masen-SeiImitteI. 90 Gents,
i'm Central Drug Store, In Ser.
mann gu baben.--an3.
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MiHipnsfch.

Die epafteeIiide 3ions4 @emeifbe
81 8np, miro, 10 @ott mill, am IS.
Gmgut ibr Miifionfeit abbaIten, 3sit
neIfem Seoerniorfi iirto Defenders
Die @~ofbareemeinoen iinb oeren
Seeliorger ber5Iidft eingelaoen finb.
8ilbelm SdprIb, @nftor.
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NOTICE OF FINAL sErrLEMENr.

NO ICE or FTNNL BE TIEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the es.
tate Of
EMIL HASENRITTER
deceased, that /, j. H. H~asenrltter,
Administrator Of said Estate, in
tend to make final settlement there
Of at the next term of the Probate
Court of G%asconade County, State OF
Missouri. to be held at Hermann, NO.,
on the 25th. day OF August 1913.
j. Fl. HASENRITTER,
Administrato.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-25

sIbonntrt aaif Dos $errrianne.
@oIfSbIott.
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EMIL
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the es-
tate OF
ANNA Won LANYI,
deceased, that I, Ludwig Won
Lanyi, Executor of said Estate, in
tend to make final settlement there
OF at the next term of the Probate
Court of Gasconade County, State OF
Missouri, to be held at Hermann, Mo-,
on the 25tn. day Of August 1913.
LUDWIG Won LANYI,
Executor.
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ANNA Won LANYI,

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested In the es-
tate of
WILLIAM II. PETSCH,
deceased, hat I, s. /. Morgan, Adj
ministrator Of said Estate, In
tend to make final settlement there,
OF at the next term of the Probate
Court OF Gasconade County, State of
Missouri, to be held at Hermann, Mo-,
on the 25th. day of August 1913.
8. J. MORGAN.
Administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-25

: @enbet ciid an girtor 81. Gil
Der iueoen tornado @eriidcrtrng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-25

at the most reasonable
prices. We gladly furnish
estimates free OF charge at
your request.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-13
THE MIDDLE.wEsT STORM.

People OF New England who have been
basking in the warmth of an Indian
summer sun during the past few days
have not been able to realize the hard
ships and priyations imposed upon the
inhabitants of the middle-West by the
worst storm ever recorded in the month
of November. Probably never have YER
monters been called upon to suffer as
a great many people in the city OF
Cleveland, for instance, suffered as the
result of the unprecedented fall of snow
and the consequent paralyzation of traf
fc, although winters are proverbially
hard in Vermont and other northern
New England states. We received just
a slight sitting OF snowfakes from the
middle-West storm and experienced no
marked depression in temperature, al
belt the wind tore through the section
with tremendous and sustained force.
However, there is the expectation of the
usual heavy fall of snow and severe
cold hereabouts in due season, unless,
of course, as some people assert, parts
of the gulf stream have really become
detected from the well-known course
and are tending more to follow up the
coastline of New England, bringing the
warming breath from the water.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-13

off the vaudeville stage and into Wash
ington long enough to announce that he
will ask Congress to decide whether he
or Robert +. Peary is entitled to the
honor of having discovered the north
pole, adding that he has assurances that
a resolution authorizing an investiga-
ton will be introduced in the House OF
Representatives In other words, DR..
Cook wishes the national legislature to
act as referee of a supposed dispute be-
tween himself and Peary. II is not like
ly that Congress would accede to such a
indeed, it is doubtful if anyone
would have the courage to present a
resolution calling for such an investiga
ton of the merits of the case, because
the nation would refuse to be drawn
into a personal quarrel between explor-
ers and also refuse to spend consid.
cradle sum of money as would be re-
quired to determine the truth or falsity
of the claims. DIR. Cook can get more
ON the vaudeville stage than in Con-
gress,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-13

Surely it would be a mistake to take
Colonel Goethals off the job at the Pan
anna canal before the work is completed
and the canal placed in good working
condition, as he has been responsible for
the recent rapid progress in the con
struction of the great ditch and is the
man who knows the situation quite
thoroughly. Colonel Goethals should be
retained until there seems to be no fur
Their chance for damage to the canal be-
fore it is put into commission; indeed,
it would be good idea to arrange to
have him take charge in case there
should be great slides of earth into the
channel, as he knows well the best meth
DDS of repairing such damage. Colonel
Cocktails services are too valuable to
be dispensed with for some time longer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-13
wILLIAMSTowN.


Mr.. and Mrs. Elwin j. Clogston re-
turned the llth from a trip which in
cluded visit to their daughter, Bertha,
Mrs. Reynolds, of Belmont, Mass, and a
call at West Lebanon, n H., where
their son, Jean, is student at Rockland
Military academy.
A Mr.. Parkhurst of Barre has rented
the back tenement over Downs store
and is employed by Contractor G. A.
Churchill on the new stoneshed to be
occupied by the William b. Jones
Granite Co.
Miss Emma Adams is at home after
teaching fall term of school in the
town of Winhall. Windham county.
The Rural Good Luck club will meet
with Mrs. Clara Gale on Saturday
Nov. Is, at II o'clock a. m. Subject,
Domestic Science"
Charles NJ. Seaver contracted a severe
cold last week which developed into
something resembling grip, and he has
been obliged to remain indoors for sew.
eral days.
Arthur and Lauren Poland of Waits
field brother and nephew respectively
of T. d. Poland, have lately been in
town for a short visit.
Miss Emma Gorham Of East Angus,
p G., is in town on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Ora Poor.
Miss Ethel Drinkwater of Roxbury. a
former resident and pupil in the village
schools, was married Monday evening.
the 10th, to Mr. Glenn II. Tracy OF
Mortified. Mr.. Tracy is nephew of f.
L. Tracy of this town.
All interested in an outdoor skating
rink are requested TO meet in the lower
room of the town hall on Friday evening
next at 1880 p. m. to consider the mat
ter and take such action as seems proper.
Band meetings are to be held once in
two weeks for while, the next meeting
falling on the evening of Monday, Nov.
"a
Mrs. Emeline Richardson and her
niece. Mrs Flora Harvey, have returned
from the west, where they went to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Richardson's
daughter, Mrs. A. II. Aylesworth of Will
Jeanette, Wis They left Lapeer, Mich,
during the recent severe storm when
there were snowdrifts three feet deep in
the streets.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Slack are away on
a visit to Mr.. Stacks mother in Lisbon,
n H.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-13
TO RESIGN HIS POSITION.
F. A. Joslyn Has Been Director of
Mortified Fair 20 Years.

Editor: would like to state through
your paper that l have sold my las
shares of stock owned in the Dog River
Valley Fair association to the members
of the Mortified Merchants association,
All papers have been signed and deliy-
cred. / also expect to soon tender my
resignation as director and general sup
erintendent in the fair association.
NV reason of selling out was to get
rid OF the work and care of looking after
the grounds through the year. have
been connected with the working team
for 20 years and feel that a change
would put new life into the association,
and the results would be for the best
/ have had many pleasant meetings in
the past with the different boards of
directors and have only the best wishes
for the welfare of the fair and shall al
ways be ready to lend helping hand
should the new management wish to call
on me.
The Mortified fair can be in the
future, as it has always been in the past,
one of the best in the state. But the
directors cannot make it a success with
out the combined effort of all the stock
holders and the public as well. If all
who would like to see the only fair in
Washington county become the best
local fair in the state the best and only
way to do so is to stand by the directors
and give a push whenever you can. Adj
vertise the bright side and encourage
everyone to plan to raise some crops or
fit up colt to take into the Judging
ring or some other kind of stock. And
above all things, show them at the fair
and do not get mad if your neighbor
wins the blue ribbon.
/ extend the best wishes to the new
stockholders and the old / remain yomr
F. A. Joslyn,
Mortified, VT, Nov. IL, 1913,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-13
WIFE ACCUSED OWN SISTER,
In Case of Inhdelity Brought Against
Joseph Palmer.

Burlington, Nov. l3.---The jury in the
case OF State vs.. Joseph Palmer, after
celebrating on the case all night and
a part of the morning, returned YER
dict Of guilty yesterday, and Palmer was
remanded into the custody OF the Jailer.
The case has been on trial for week
in Chittenden county court and many
witnesses were examined on both sides.
The wife took the stand and charged
her husband with several acts of infidel-
ity and named her own sister, Mrs. Ry-
der, as the other woman in the case
The husband denied everything charged
The defense made a point OF showing
that the relations between Mrs. Ryder
and Palmer went ON undisturbed for
several months and without complaint
by the wife under her own roof, if the
story she told was true.
Fine of $500 Paid.
The prosecution against Joseph Agel,
charged with selling a quantity of beer
as wholesale liquor dealer to party
not a licensed, which is against the
provisions of the liquor statute was TAX
en- up next. Charles Hooper appeared as
principal in the case and pleading guilty,
received a fine of S400 and costs of
$3.50, which he paid.
This case grew out of seizure OF 10
kegs of beer at the wharf this summer,
the seizure being made at the instance
OF States Attorney Hopkins, Sept. 20.
The beer was to be sent to camp OF
Italians employed on a job across the
lake, and young Italian came over to
get it. He went to the lake with the
team that carried the liquor and when
the seizure was made he was taken in
charge with the beer, and has been de-
tanned as witness III Jail ever since.
A divorce has been granted in the
case of Emma May Lunt VS.. Isaac Lunt
for infdelity and the custody of the
minor child decreed the petitioner Lunt
is now serving states prison sentence,
following his arrest with Beatrice Gould,
Swanton woman, at hotel in WI
nooski
Louis j. Nichols. proprietor of the Yer
mont inn at Malletts Bay, has paid a
fine of $500 and costs imposed Tuesday
on charge of selling liquor without
authority. An additional penalty of
three months in Jail has been suspended
and the respondent placed in the care
of the probation officer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-13
EAST BARRE.

Miss Bessie Cooney returned home
Friday, having spent the past three
months in South Barre.
Mrs. Bert Blake of Corinth spent sew
eral days with her son, Floyd, the past
week. She was returning home after
an extended visit with her daughter in
Mortified
Mrs. Clarendon Tucker has been i'll
and confined to her home for several
days.
Mrs. H. B. Partridge has been i'll at her
home the past week.
The woman's auxiliary of the Con-
gregational church viii hold an Eek
perience social" in opera hall Wednes-
day evening of next week. Admission
free to everyone, big and little.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-13
COMMUNITY ADVERTISING SIGNS.

COMMUNITY ADVERTISING SIGNS.
The progressive people OF Bellows
Falls will find it to their advantage to
erect attractive signs at the approaches
to their village telling of the major in
dustries of the community, just as Barre
has found it largely to its advantage to
have such distinguishing boards placed
conveniently for the public gize The
signs in Barre are placed at the leading
entrances to the city and they are so
conspicuous that they cannot be over.
looked: and as ones attention is at
traeted he reads that Barre is the great
est monumental granite center in the
world, and the suggestion naturally
raises a train of thought in the mind
of the stranger, oftentimes to be fol-
lowed by a desire to know more about
the greatest monumental granite bust
ness center in the world. Therein lies
the chief value of the advertising
scheme. The signs can be read by day
or by night, too, as the Board of Trade
has caused electric fixtures to be at
tached, so that the signboards are IL
Illuminated during the hours of the night.
Bellows Falls will find it comparative
ly cheap, but nevertheless very etfec-
tive, method of making itself known.