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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30
Gin S;ilmittel.
Cine ierbii6e goItsersdbInna.

Der aIte Suti9et fam gum 8sIu9
gu feinem Sobne Ulilop na9 benz
@etpeie bel Strasanaina, oas er ibm
felbit setauft bate, aIs er ii9 nit
8anii9ta perbeiratete.
Dies @eT5ent mar Dem bitten teuer
gu iteben setommen. Wiepiele Sage
bate er ii1 ben 8ifen bonn Ntunoe
abseipurt, ipiepieleNGdte bate er ni9t
ausgei9lafen, um friibmorgens gu
drbeiten uno bas @elb aufamm.nsuz
brineen. Iber bafiir tonnts er audi
Elm hiibI6es @sbDft sriteben! 3ipei
SABRE bate er nun ben Spbn unS Die
Sdpieserto6ter ni9t sefsben, serabe
folanse iie Sodaeit 9efeiert batten.
Die GiIenbdbnen limb in Serbien ni9t
70 oidt seiGt, uno aur laneen Wans
beruns sebOrt 3eit.
Die Srsuos mar srob nit bem uns
triparteten 9oIte. Die S6pisgertods
ter tp9te unb badts allerlei, Der Sobn
bemiibte ii9. ben Batter gu unt.rbaI>
ten uno alIes orsbis ii9 I'M fsin Be-
bdgen. 9lber Der 9llte fonnte nitbt
re6t munter perben. Gr bur6I9aute
fofOrt. ouB i'm Sauie Die Sronuns
febIte uno @ie6 un6 @efIiisel Der
n6tieen Sorsfalt entbsbrten.
8anifdta mar ni9t mebr 70 hiibid
fpie friiber, bic Qussn matt. bic Duns
gen eingefaIIen uno Der Sang unii6.r.
llnb Der Sobn Iab nod unporteilbafs
ter aus. Seine glafs Isudtets i'm
Sellrpt unb feline SGnoe sittert.n.
Der olte Suti6et mar Elm ai erfabrss
ner Mann, um Ole llria6s nidt su
erfennen Gr ipsiB re9t gut, buB bd
ni9ts g,o.iben Tam, mo Der Suuss
herr ii6 bsm Srunte ergibt unb feline
iunge ssrou aud nod oaran gu ses
ipG6nen iu9t. Wliloip bolte ole bette
syIafhe aus benz Seller berbei, um
benz @ater nit itorf,m S9naps uno
SonisbrGu auf5uparttn. Der glte
i9iittslt nur ben 8opf unb fpridt:
,.Ri9t oesbnlb, ainosrden, bin id
su Sud 9etpanbert! Gin Srunt aus
elmer @OttesqueIle 1T fir mid senus,
heionosrs penn nod elm Sropftn
rotten bosnii9sn Wtins bin5utOmmt.
@ber S9nops trinte id nidt. unb
biefer itarts gar brtnnt pie 9ift i'm
Magen."
WliIpp unb ganiIhta Ia9ten i'm
Gus. sic fdnosn ibn aud iebr
tOmifd, boB er nit ibnen ni6t in Die
Stobt ssbsn ipollte, mo er piele ulte
sSrsunbt bate bssriiBen. giHtdufe
MAIDEN uno nit alien SuIdmmtn in
ter S9snle luitie fein t0nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30
Nan6bauien.
gon sauI e6eurid.

...... So Iieb ID bam boiler SuIi
Wii6 in Die 9robs Snnone laoeu.
SIlle eritarten Dor meinem 0iut,
sd aber Iagte nur: Babe er gittl
SD ipiiHide Elm 1dones 2ano 5u er.
fliegeu,
Boiler slbenteuer un0 rpIl gerenii'
gen.
Gin flr6tbarer Hnall :. &. id floe aus
benz GhIimb
Ses 9iubrs, nuf Der 9ugel eiiernem
9luno.
SIog ii6er StGote, 2dnber uno Meer,
leber taliienbf1pfiee 0teuee ber,
lleber Seite poll Yrruf, ilbcr tIdffenbt
Wleilte,
Srauereeprdnge imo Sodl5eitSeeIdlite.
9ie MenI6eu i1rieen, Die 9unbe fldifs
ten,
Sd rief ~9uteu Sag" aus ellen ardfs
ten.
Gin reuer Gometl" 10 meinten bic els
men,
GIs Slii9eIrob polIt i'd ben enberu ers
ideinen.
gs pfiff Der @ino mir nm bic Sbren,
Sie Gounc tad i'm 9ano Der Deubren,
Soscl CAB es an auoerm Ort.
Regner tnt's bier uno idneien bort.
Sd iuirbeIte toll burd Die toIliten
Sloden.
@nrbe balo nab nno baIb ipieSer
troden.
Damn ienfte Die 9ueeI iidi aufs 0aub
llno iette mid iadlt in bie;en SGnb. =
Ber tieran SiueiieIt. lit nibt ipert.
TAB er nod ferneres bon mir bort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30

immer berliebter gsiporoen. ipos lie in
grobe 8erlsgenbeit bro9te. Der 2oro
lansipeilte iie 10 entieblib uno 5eigte
Iid iebt fhpn ppn fold unfpmpatbis
i9er Seits, bab iie ibn unmDslid bsis
raten t0nne; unb penn ibr Sntsl Soc
MIR Iagen pplIte, ipie iie bic beioen
am beItsn losipsrben t0nnte, bann
ipiirbe lie ibm alIss geben. mas iie be-
fibe, Iogar ibren S9pbbunb. Onfel
Soc mar na6oenfli9 un6 blab geippr=
ben; .r erteilte ibr ietnen Rot uls
9eidtpdter unb Weltmann unb erz
tldrte, oab bon 2iebe in bieiem Sale
ni6t oie Rebe isin tDnnte. oa lie beis
oen MGnnern ben slei9en f9mei9els
boften Sitsl psrlieben; barum miife
ie an beios sinen 8rief fdreiben unb
bic @erlobung aufbeben; uno fpenn er
ibr oisfe 8riefe uuffeben folle, ober
fpnit et,pas fir 8unnbs Wobl tun
tDnnte, IL piirOe es ibn, ben Ontel
Soe, nur eIiidlid MAIDEN.
9lfs lie bic bebenoe Stimme b0rte
uno ibm in bic fsudtsepor6ensn, lies
ben glusen iab, purbe es 8unnp 10
ipsi9 um ibr fleines, pitlbesebrtes
Sera, ods Dor Iuuter 9antbarteit
po9f.. bab = obsr erit gu Suus,
na9bem iie oen Sut ouf ibr 8ett ses
tuorfen bate, fpurOs es ibr gang tlar,
baB Iie ii9 gum britten Male psrlobt
bate, itatt ii4 nit ben beibsn anberen
gu entlobsn.
4ls 8unnb am anoeren Morsen
gum Sriibitiid fam nit bunteIn Hdns
bern unter ben Qugen, pdren Die beis
ben 10 pidtigsn 8riefe bod ni4t ges
f9rieben.
r9u iiebIt rs9t seaItert aus" be-
merfts 2abp Soro trodtn. ,gs pirb
om beiten iein, Ou berreift nit uns. a
sd baiie @iienbobnfabrtsn," pppo=
nisrte bic So9ter. .auberbem babe ib
sbsn Bel Wars. llppingbam ansstlins
gelt, OBJ iie einen 9lusflug i'm auto
nit mir MAIDEN m0bte auf Gin puur
Gage nur, uno iis 1T gang bsgeitert
bon Der Soee."
8eioe @ltern tparen gang entf9ies
ben gegen bieIen plan unb ipeigerten
iid, ibre 3uitimmuns gu Dem 9luss
fIug gu seben; bod Die aussinanbsr>
febuns enbste ipie setpObnli6 bumit.
baB 8unnp senau tat. mas iie ipolIte.
qm absnb i9risb iie brsi gang uns
slaubli4e 8risfe, Die fold elm Msis
itertpert BON llntlarbeit ipdren, oab
tein geipDbnli9er @terblit9er oaraus
tlue peroen tonnts, unb am anoeren
Sag perlieB lie bas glternbaus i'm
9luto, ipie lie beabiibtist bate.
8ier3sbn Sage fpGtsr Iafen isbo9
bic @mpfdnger Der 6rei 8riefe cine
Rptia i'm Morsenblatt, Die an alars
belt ni4ts gu ipiinI9en iibrig lieb;
nGmIi4, baB MiB Gbriitable Mauo
Sarsrabe 5oro, .inaise So9tsr bes
Sir Oliper uno 2aop 5pro ii9 nit
Mr. percp Murpell, bem iiinsiten
Sobn bes beriibnltsn g(rstes. bsrmdblt
babe, uno baB ous iunse padr ieins
9od5eitsreife i'm 9luto made.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30

an Sbrer Sunb I,rnte iG pieosr ben
Wtg geben, Der mir crit 70 fteiais,
10 unertrGsIid seI6ienen = oIlein!
Sur6 sic babe id ipieOer laden
aelernt, our1 sic erfubren, baB ods
asben nod 10 idSn iein lam, TO
tpunOerppll, au9 ipenn Der Sriibling
uno Soumer bpriiber ="
uMabeleine, Wabelsine, bas TT ia
ni6t pabr = bas, bus trieb mid
ia audi oapon, sic iparen jung gee
iporosn, 70 tDitli6 jung = uno i'd
= plDblih fiiblte ids, lpie alt i'd
bin, neben Sbnen = uno oarum au4
=" @r ftodte.
Limb barum aud boben sic mid
olIein gelaHen uno ii9 bobon gee
itoblen, Sic Sreuloier, uno ipuBten
op6 gan3 gut. bab i'd jung mar
bur9 sic, nit Sbnen; bab bic Sons
ne, Die bon Sbnen ousging. MIDI
pieoer gum 2tben ertpedt botte. bob
es talt uno troitlos in mir lit pfne
Sic. Su, Otto ban Meulen, feds
unooreibig Gtunben bin i9 sefabs
rem, Sbnen ra4gsfabrsn, um Sbnen
6as au fasen! gtun tDnnen Sic midi
ia pieber beimi9idsn uno fih fpeiter
in Sbter @inIdmteit pergrabenl" sic
fab ibn nit sinem 2d9eln an, absr
in ibrm 9lussn itanOen Srdnen.
llno oa bate er lie an iib gerifs
fen unb ibr @eiibt nit tollen 4iifz
Isn bebedt: vDu 2isbesl Ou @eliebs
te, 9u @insige. Ou," itummeIte er
dbaebro6en. .Ou fpmmit gu mir,
Su ipiltIi mid ni9t ALIEN Iaifen
iebt, tpo .s abipGrts sebt!"
sic belt ibm ben Munb au:
n9!ber ss sebt ni9t abtpdrts = auf@
parts eebf es : Meni6ensIiid snts
gsqen. So. Define &unit, bic bat
Dir ou5u nidt 3eit sslafsn. 9fber
Bat iie Define Su9enb beieiien, 70 LAB
mir Sein 9llter. Sd mill ia ni9t
msbr, unb Du folIit ieben, fpie fdOn
es 1T, ipenn man iansiam ben Weg
ipsiteri9reitet, Dor Dem 9u Did 10
fiir6teit - Sanb in Sano!4
.Sa, Mabeleine, ia. 3, i9 bans
fe Dir. 9ln 9einer Sanb. od bat
Der @es feinen Sdreden mebr. gaur
nift einfam fein. tpenn es Serbit
pirb!"
@rf6auernS prsBte er iie an iid.
unb bann bor6te iie einen 9lugens
bid binaus, mo iauienb Der Sturm
brauIts unb an Den SenItern riittsIte
baB ole Sdeibsn tlirrten.
sic lebnte ibrsn blon6en 9opi
gun3 oidt on feline 8ruit unb fogte
nit .inem Isifen, sliidIeIisen 2as
den: r2uB ibn ord beulen, ben
Serbititurm, uns f4redt er utmmer.
mir buben istt unfern Griiblins i'm
Srrbit. Man mub nur ben Wtut bd'
ben unb oaran slauben!"
sd babe ben Wilt = ben Wiut,
az gu fperoen, ieBt, mo 9u nit mir
seben pillit!"
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warnm bsnn I'm bic alpsuql

@us nj i1 in ben glpen2
@arum 10 melt binnus?
@as mir Die Glpeu bieteu,
Sas bab' i'd ia 5u Saus.
Sas @etterborn beitdnbi9
Seb' ih III meiner Srnu,
limb meile inuge Sodlter,
Sic sIeidt Der SIiintIisssu.
Sas SdredborH in ben @oIfeu.
$50 Die 2atpine frddlt,
Sas lit Die Shpiegermlltter,
Sic man ins Snils gebradt.
Sds SinIternarborn aber
Sie liebe Sarite lit,
Sic ii6 an eii'9er Sdlte
9tit ieoem @Ieti6er mibt.
Sas SauTborn bin i'd ielber,
9ies fueib id MIR 5u gut,
Seitoem diif meiner giaie
Gin GIpeneIiiben rilht.
&drum 6enn in bic 9Ipen2
@esbalb 10 tpeit binnus2
@as mir Die alpen bieteu,
Sd bob' es ia 5u Saus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30

Der 9tIts psissrts Fi6 uber gan,
entf9ieben.
sd lisbe nun einmdl nidlt bic
S9ente," iaste er. rSie Cuff tit bort
I9le9t. man permug taum gu otmen
uno miro BON Dem 9srGui9 Der pies
len 2eltte bstdubt. 9tbsr Sbr bruu9t
Sud feinen 3pang uuf3uerlesen,
&inberden. ssbt nur Gursr @ege.
Sd iperbe i9on bier einen pluB fin.
0en!"
WGbrenb Dillon unb feline Srau
iid gum StaotbeIu9 riifeten, ums
treiite Der olts SutI6st in Der 0dms
merung bas Sous unb fhien ettpds
in feinem pels gu Lerlteden. Gr ging
in ben @iebitaII binein, Damn in ben
Pferoefaa un6 in ben @efliigeIItall.
@r begoB Den Sufer unb bds Seu nit
S9naps i'm 8ubitall uno mddte es
ebenio nit Dem 6utter, bds ben
SdDeinen uno ben Siibnern porselest
mar. 3psi Slafden S6naps. Die
beiten, bic ibm bonn Spbne uno Der
S9piegerto9ter ouseoaht paren,
perDenbete er auf bisIe @eife. Die
Siere fhouten Den 9llten mibtrduiidb
an uno ro9en ipisberbolt on ibrem
Sutter. glu9 Der Sofbunb ipuroe
trunten gema9t. Damn elite Suif1et
ins Saus auriid unb traf feline 2inber
geraoe, als fis fdOn bic S4pele
iiberf6ritten.
sd ssbe bod nit Gud, &ins
ber6en." iaete er, rabsr muir Bis Sur
Stabt. 9ort berabfdisosn mir uns,
bsnn meine qlte srpartet mid bod
gum 5eite!"
SpGt aben6s tsbrten Ole Sauspirte
beim. Dillon uno 9aniI@ta puren
iiber5eilst, baB alIes in Srbnuna iei:
bic Siibner eingei9IoTen, ods @ieb
sefiittert unb Der Sunb ouf Dem 9ps
ben, um fir alle 3u pa9en. 9t6er
mas sin9 benn auf bem @eb0fte nur
por Der Suno fGat on Serrn an,
als ertenne er ibn gar ni9t. Die
Gugen fdeinen Dem Sier aus ben
SDblen berporSutrsten, ipGbreno Der
S9aum ibm aus Dem Maul fpribt.
Sm 8ubitdll lit sic Sire serbrpben,
cine &ub bat ficb bonn Strid IosgeriIs
len, remit iiber ben Sof unb neigt oie
Sorner na9 alien Seiten. 9lu1 bic
@lasf4eibsn bes Sauiss iinS sertriim=
inert, uno i'm 9emiiiesartsn allss
bur9piiblt.
Die friebli9sn 9lrbeitspferoe, Die
fonit teinen 2out BON ii6 qeben,
f9ld9en nit BEN 6uTen aus, Itoben
ii4 unb pollen ii6 eeseni,itig bsiben.
Sret Stuten bluten an ben erlittenen
Wunoen. Selbit bic aiiden Iinb nib
eefporoenl Sagsn iiber ben 5of uno
bduen nit ben S6nGbeln eeaeneinans
Der, odB bic Seoern fliegen. Die
Sdpeine srun3en fiir9terIi9 unb
molten aud ni9t an ibrsm p!aBe
bleiben.
Wds fir elm miBsefaid III .6enn
nir eingeireiene --ss''
Soften bic Siers etipd bebert por.
ben fein bon irseno einsm b0sipilIigen
Menf9en, Der gsrabe am 9e60fte
boriiberfam9
Gs mar i9pn tpeit iiber Mitter>
na1t. unb Miloip uno 8dnii1fd be-
miibten fi9 persebeus, Sronung au
f9offen unb oas bonn S9naps I6ier
tol setporOsne @ieb gu berubigsn.
Simmer pi.ber frogte oas Gbepaar
einanber:
.8anuit 9u Dir biellei6t benfen,
mi. bas llnbeil s.tommen Iein mage"
@nblih lesten iicb bsioe f6lafen,
uno aIs iie am foIsen6sn Morgen ers
tpa4ten, fanben iie einen Brief. ben
Der 8oter ibnen bon untsripegs es=
f9idt bate. 3unGdF srfdraten
WiiIpip uno 8anii9ta, onnn Iaf.n Iie
folgenbe 3silen:
sd mar es. Der bds @ieb auf bem
@ebOfte truntsn ma9te nit Dem
S9nops, ben Ou, msin Sobn, nit
9einer iungen 5rau gu trinten pfIegit.
SD pofIte Sud oaourf bslebren."
Seit ienem Gage bOrten Milo!p
uno 9anii9ta gu trinten duf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30

= Gin neuss Retdll. Oa,
ftuuen Sic. mas ib fir elm bibitss
glbum auf Der MeiTe getuuft babe.
Gin 70 ih0nes 8eidIdee oaron, gang
glGnsenb peib. ipie Silber. pis beiBt
man bod biefes MetalI9
0us miro eben einfu9 BON Oiefsm
&lbuminium fein!
4nsenebmer. .@iirbsn
Gle nt9t aud fir bas @atsrIano
iisrbsns"
sd fpiiroe Iieber ouf oas @obf
res 9utsrlunbes trinten. sndbiges
Srdulein!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30
mas 8raneH fraeen.

gin.n luitisen, penn aud niat
eeraoe gdlanten 9lusipruh iiber Die
Srau,n b.r0ff.utIidt elm tiefiinniesr
engliI9sr 9riibIer in einem 2onOoner
9latt.. .Oie Srauen," 70 bebuupt.t
oi,Ier @eife. rridtsn ibr Gntsssens
tpmm,n Su ben MGnnern mad Dem
@ntsegentommen ibrer eis.nen Sabre.
@enn Il. 20 sGblen. frueen iie sIsid>
siiltis: rDie iif er9" 9si 80 frassn
fie: .Was tut ere" 9.i 40 begniisen
iie Fh nit Der Srus.: rWsr 1T sr?"
8ei 30 obsr rufsn lie nit eiIem
I96nsn @ifsr: rWo 1T ere"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30
MerhuiirSis.

8iir9ermeifter: rSino sic
benn ni9t fofOrt Bel bem rubeitOrens
bsn 9Grm Der StuOenten einsei9rit'
ten9"
Ro9tpddter: .@efpiB, 5err
8iirgermeiIter = ols i9 aber 5ur
@erbaftung f9rsiten iuolIts, mar
pl5bli9 teiner mebr bal"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30

@rifofrat bur6 unh
our9. proB (peI9er neueroinss
eedbelt tporben iit, onnonciert bsi
rirer 5eittafeI fsinsn @GFsn)
rWtsine Serrf6often. iebt piro abe,
ein Saisnbraten. dlisre 9ini.. fsr'
eicrt. Den polIen mir rittsrli9 bF.
.,-'i-;nl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30

8strodtune. nQrmut
idGnbst ni9t," beibt es, raber es 1T
bod me Sdanbe, penn man tei1
@elb bat"
= 9aI9enbumor. S9riftz
TELLER Tin Ser sritsn gaadt feiner
sSsitungsbaft por benz @inidIafen
tie Wa9e dufz unb abseben b0reno.
fir fid): Wabrbaftig. bier fdIdft
man ia tpie elm Siirit, : nit einem
GhrenpOiten unter benz Senitsr!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30
GhmtrtnHttr.

SdpertnDter. 9err:
SrGuIsin iinb elm re9t METER 8Gs
fer. Sn tpsl4em Monot iino 5-Gus
lem sisentli9 sebpreng"
TrGulein: ,Sm Moi."
Serr; ,9dht ids mir bed, Sab
5;Gulsin Elm Rai!ifsr fino."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30

. 10 B tu CT. US IT
gum @erspeifsln! Inter Der sdn5en.
in bieiem 9tIbum tersinistsn Der
ipano:ftaft aud n;dt sins Spur BON
Grbtantt ooer Grbontel au sntotdsn!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30

a.: rWisins Jrau BAT neuerbinss
Ole Marotte, fir bic 5rauenb.pesune
gu f9pdrmen!4
g.: ~0as tut iie ia f6on IdnsItr
o.: r@iefo2"
g.: rNu. es 1T bod befannt, 6ai
bel Seiner Grau tsin 9ienitmGodsI
lange ausbGIt!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30

Srem6.r: SON tleiner Sunge
ipte Du seb0rt eisentlid I'm oisfs
3eit ins 9ett!"
Der ffeine peperI (pfiffig).
r@elt, bas fagen q nur, bamit i'd
aufitebn folI. !. neil id auf Sbrem
Sut fbe!"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-24

been out on the street within a day OF
two. He was taken violently i'll al
about II o'clock Wednesday evening and
failed rapidly.
One daughter, Miss Milly Ellis of Rut-
land, and two sons, Isaac X. Ellis, an
instructor in mathematics at Worcester
academy, Worcester Mass, and Arthur
j. Ellis, a senior medical student at the
University of Vermont, survive. Mr.
Ellis also leaves three sisters.
Mr. Ellis was born in Europe, going to
California when a young man. Later be
went to New York and thence came to
this city, where he had lived for about
80 years. For number OF years up to
about Is years ago Mr.. Ellis conducted
merchant tailoring business in Rut-
land. He was also money broker. A
33rd degree Mason, Mr.. Ellis was a
member OF the New England Order of
Protection and of the Knights of Honor.
The remains will be taken on the
sleeper train Sunday morning to New
York where the funeral will be held.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-24
OCTOBER A RECORD MONTH.
In Live Stock Shipments, "a Carloads
Sent from ST. Johnsbury.

St. Johnsbury, Oct 24-The ship.
ments OF 657 calves. 1866 hogs TO sheep
500 beef cattle and 81 new mileh cows
TO the Brighton markets by W. A. Rick
er last week brought $4,000 at Brighton
which is a tidy sum to be paid out to
Vermont farmers in one week.
II took 81 ears to transport this stock
The week before that Mr.. Kicker sent 80
ears of live stock to the market and the
first week in October he sent 20 cars.
October IS safely record month in his
business and he is confident Vermont
farmers are raising more cattle than
formerly as his shipments have more
than quadrupled in 20 years,
The vast shipments OF stock are
picked up from the following territory :
Tn the Boston and Maine from Newport
to White River Junction: on the st. J &
l.. c. from East Fairfield to st. Johns
bury; on the Maine Central from Luneu-
burg to st. Johushnry; on the Central
Vermont from Milton to Waterbury;
and on the Montpelier and Wells River
road from Montpelier to Wells River
Mr.. Kicker believes it would be ad-
yantageOus TO the Vermont farmer to
diversity his live stock business a little
and instead of keeping all dairy cows
keep part dairy, part beef cattle and
some sheep.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-24
Saturday, October 25th

at | o'clock in the afternoon at my
home place at % Maple avenue, Barre
City, Vt, | gray horse 10 or II years
old, weight about | .l50 pounds. sound
and kind perfectly fearless; has been at
work around the city and is a good one
for general purposes; ! extra good dump
cart with forward trucks; | top buggy
open buggy, | road cart; l l-horse
traverse sled, with pole and shafts. box
body and brake, a good one; ] l-horse
bob sled pleasure sleigh, | old-style
Camp sleigh, ] single work harness. |
single drive harness, wolf robe, plush
robe and blankets, | hand land roll,
land scraper, wheelbarrow, grindstone,
straw cutter, step ladder, chicken wire
/ 2-horse moving machine, pillow,
l-horse spring tooth harrow, with a lot
OF chains iron bars, eveners, whifiletrees,
neck yokes, hoes, shovels, forks. rakes,
etc, with few pieces of household
furniture, with some other things not
mentioned.
Everything to be sold without limit
or reserve, as ] have no use for them.
Terms at time of sale.
MRS. DAVID JAMESON.
c. F. SMITH, Auctioneer.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

FORTY HEAD OF STOCK, consisting
of Is cows, grade Jerseys, all good age
and size, most of them fresh now, all
viii be this fall; 8 yearlings coming 2,
all to be fresh in January and Febru
airy; II calves. good ones; | 2-year-old
Jersey bull a dandy; 8 horses, good
workers and drivers; sheep, 3 shoats
weight about l25 pounds each; 80 hens,
also | fox hound, well trained will be
two years old in February
Osborne moving machine Deering
horse rake, hay tedder, American manure
spreader, Champion 2-horse lumber wag-
on, 3.inch tire, dandy; set 0sgood
& Roundy low down trucks; Waterloo
gas engine, H. p; sulky pillow, circular
saw, | Fl. p; Empire milk separator,
dog power pillow, harrows, 2 cultiyators,
wheel harrow, dump cart, good sleigh,
road cart, ! buggy wagon, express wag-
on, 2-horse sled, light sleds. cross-eut
saw. stone drag, corn planter. new; land
scraper, wheelbarrows, emery wheel, .
pairs work harnesses drive harness,
blankets, butter worker, churn, all sugar
tools, 2 chunk stoves, water heater. and
all small tools, such as hoes, rakes,
forks chains, bars, eyeners, whiffletrees,
seythes, snaths, etc
Also as tons of extra good hay, 10
tons of good oat and barley straw, 90
tons ensilage, 800 bushels oats and bar
ley, 25 bushels India wheat, p runs OF
block wood and many other articles too
numerous to mention
This is good farm. good stock and
tools and viii be sold positively without
reserve or limit to the highest bidder.
Crackers and cheese with coffee will be
served at noon.
Terms at time of sale. Remember
the date, Wednesday, October 20, 1913,
at 9 o'clock in the forenoon.
C. W. BANNISTER, Owner.
d. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
The D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency,
Agents, Barre, VT.
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Al Head of Cows and
Young Cattle

consisting of Is COWS, some now fresh,
balance before Feb. | 2-year-old hef-
ers, due to freshen in the winter and
spring; S yearling heifers and | yearling
bull; 8 early spring heifer calves, fan
cy Holstein bull coming 3 years old.
These cows are young, slick, good size
and all right Young stock can't be
beat. This herd are all Holsteins and
have the reputation of being the best lot
Of stock in and around Randolph These
cows were raised by the late j. B. Wells,
one of the best well -known farmers in
Orange county and a man who kept only
the best stock. If YOU are looking for
black and white, extra good Holstein
stock, attend this sale, Also, at the
same time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-24
MY HOME FARM

located on the county road from East
Brookfeld to Chelsea, about one mile
from East Brookfeld village; contains
100 acres of good land; 50 acres of till
age; balance pasture and wood; never
failing water at buildings; house has
recently been repaired contains s rooms;
a very pleasant and convenient house,
Barn is 64x47 feet with basement extra
good apple orchard and sugar orchard Of
1000 naples, equipped. Plums, grapes,
cherries, pears and all small fruit.
This is one OF the best farms in this
section of the country and would not be
sold under any consideration were it not
for the reason above stated.
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PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
George Baker of Essex Was Charged
with Forgery.

Rutland. Oct 24.-Federal Judge
James H. Martin of Brattleboro, who is
in this city to await the report of the
grand jury who have been at work since
Tuesday at the postoffiee building, held a
short session OF the district court yes
terday and George Baker of Essex, col
ored. was arraigned before him on the
charge of forging name to money
order The man pleaded not guilty and
was placed under $500 bail In default
of surety he was taken to the Rutland
county Jail by Deputy United States
Marshal Thomas Reeves of Burlington
who brought him to Rutland together
with three women wanted as witnesses
before the grand jury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-24

The changeable weather OF early fall
brings on coughs and colds that have a
weakening effect on the system and
may become chronic, Use Foleys Honey
and Tar Compound. 1t has a very sooth-
ing and healing effect on the irritated
and infamed air passages and will help
very quickly 1t is a wel-known ia; ly
medicine that gives results, G. H.
Kendrick & Co-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-24
Excursion to New York, Tuesday, 0cto.
Der 20, via the Central Vermont
Railway-0nly $500 for
Round Trip.

Leave Barre ll:25 a. M, due Palmer
6:2O p. m, stop twenty minutes for
supper, arrive New London 9:l5 p. m,
leave New London ll:00 p. M, via the
steamer City of Lowell. arrive New
York 700 a. IN. the following morning.
Final return limit to arrive back at
starting point until November 5, in.
elusive. See flyers for particulars.
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so to Is Tons of No | Hay

cut early, stored in fine shape and free
from clover also or 10 tons of clean
straw. For good reasons this property
viii all be sold to the highest bidder
without reserve or limit Come carly so
we can get through early. Terms at
time of sale. Lunch at noon
SILAS DASHAW, Owner, Randolph, vt.
c. F. SMITH, Auctioneer, Barre, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-24
AARON D. ELLIS DEAD.

3Srd Degree Mason and Formerly in
Business in Rutland
Rutland Oct. 24-Aaron D. Ellis.
aged 70 years, died suddenly at his
home, "a Strongs avenue yesterday of
a complication Of diseases of the heart
and kidneys Mr. Ellis, while not we'll,
was able to be about the house and had