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Putnam patriot., 1913-03-07

HEARING ON ASSESSMENTS
 After the council had assembled in the hall below in front of those gather ed for the purpose of being heard rela- tive to the sewer assessment the mayor called for remarks. It needed two or three suggestions of the sort before a response was forthcoming. A. |. Morse was recognized and what he said was in substance agreed to by most of those whose remarks followed. He said that he wished to enter protest in regard to the way the assessment had been made, and as to the way the money was to be collected. He thought the people should be given series of years to meet their assessments as the proposed dose was altogether too much to pay in so short time. Even five years was not enough. He thought the charter ought to be changed so that the city could grant longer time and issue more bonds thereby assuming more of the debt and tightening the burden of the assessed. The matter
 
 should not be adjusted on front foot but on the use the abutter has for the sewer. There are people who cannot pay this assessment without selling or mortgaging their property. He did not believe the assessment as made could ever be legally collected. He did not believe the city had right to exempt church property or any other property. Taxation should fall equal ly and only the legislature has the power to exempt anyone from a tax. He thought it unjust that avacant, al- most worthless lot should be assessed for as much as our largest business blocks and hotels who are big users of the privilege where the other man does not use it at all. He thought the mat ter should be assessed in accordance of | the use made by the abutter.
 Others spoke along similar line and pointed out where to them the present method appeared negotiable. Some
 suggested an assessment based on the
 grand list valuation, others the same
 with an additional rental according te the amount of water used and other in addition to the above a small gener l al tax and the balance to be made uI l in some of the ways suggested. |
 seemed the unanimous opinion tha
 the present method was unsatisfactory 1 c. k. Chandler, civil engineer o
 Norwich, explained that the asaess ment had been made to comply witt
 the charter and 1t was thought to b
 the best plan that could be devise'
 under existing charter conditions. H'
 said the matter of sewer assessment
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-07
Goes to Eastern Station

Major Dion Williams of Washing ton, who, with his wife, has on several occasions been the guest of MT. and Mrs. G. A. Hammond, this city, has
 been assigned to Pekir, China, where
 he is to have command of the marine
 barraks of the American Legation, where other countries are similarly
 represented.
 Major Williams married Miss Helen | Ames, daughter of Colonel Ames, for
 merly in command of the third regi- ment, C. N. G., and since his gradua- ton from Annapolis has been promot- ed from 2nd lieutenant, from time to time, to major. His posts have been
 Boston, San Francisco, Brooklyn and at the naval school at Newport, R. l.. He was with Dewey at Manila and raised the first United States flag in those islands at Cavite while in com mand of marines. During the oceu- patton of Cuba by the United States Major Williams had prominent part in the mapping of that island which covered everything which had and may have correct information in case of another occupation of our army which, God forbid, it's ever being neces- sary. This included the railroads and stations in detail, every wagon road, every trail, every bit of good water and Sh Sf n army, besides showing all lands and the availability for various erops-all down in the inside pocket of Uncle Sam's business suit.
 Major Williams was flag officer of the fleet around the world, with his post on the flag ship Connecticut and he was in command of the marines of all the battleships both on ship or ashore for practice or business. He has written frequent articles concern ing the needs of the navy and has had liberal experience in court martial. For the past three years he has been at the bureau of information at Washington engaged in similar work as to that he did in Cuba. This bureau is where senators and congressman go for de- tailed information on any subject of land or sea in connection with the navy and it is there promptly forth- coming and of inestimable value to congress.
 It is customary for naval officers to serve alternately three years sea ser vice and three years on land. His post in Pekin, where under him will be some 300 marines with duplicate quarters of the Washington marine barracks, fully equipped with houses for officers and men and ample drill grounds. This post is considered equivalent to sea service and in case of naval activitles the corps is liable to be called ito the front or moved to any other quarter of the globe.
 Major Williams is an Ohio boy but Connecticut has it's claim to him as well. Personally the major is refined gentleman which, added to his mii- tary education and training, with his varied experience, makes him con spicuously noted.
 While in Washington MT and Mrs. Hammond were guests of Major Will Hams at dinner at the recently conn., pleted Army and Navy club building, eight stories, with every modern con- venience, having cost S350,000. The main building is in cream colored tap estry brick, an agreeable contrast to public buildings generally.
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-07
Superlor Court

The March term of the court opened Wednesday with the case of Hatha- way vs Perreault. Plaintiff claimed 5000 damages for injuries received when he was run into by defendants s automobile. Defendant Is Dr. J. N. Perreault of Danielson while plaintiff comes from Rhode Island. After b. ing out half an hour the jury returned verdict for the plaintiff to recover $425.
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-07
Interesting Locals
ADVERTISEMENT

Next week Miss Yvonne Tetreault will open manicure and hairdressing parlors in the Peloquin block, Elm-st.
 Lauretta l.. Allard's Hat Shop will be ready for business, Wednesday, March F, at the new location in the Union Block, Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-07

In lecture on 1.-The Earth and Sun as Magnets Dr. George EiIery Hale, director of the Mount Wilson solar ob- servatory, announced that observa- tions made on Mount Wilson during the last year proved the sun to be a magnet.
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-07

Two resolutions for the Putnam Foundry & Machine corporation came up for hearing at the capitol in Hart ford Tuesday, one to validate the last increase in capital stock, the other to increase the present capital stock from $75DOO to s2O0,00O. There was no op- position
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-07
Annual City Meeting

About fifty voters participated in the annual city meeting in the munic. ipal building Monday morning. The meeting was harmonious throughout although there was some discussion over some of the items of appropria- tion. It was pleasure to see the citi- zens in frie ndly, intelligent discussion of city affairs and in harmony as to the reco concentrations of the council.
 The appropriations were in the most part the same as in former years and
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-07

Attorney D. Roy Smith of Boston was . recent guest of his mother, Mrs. NJ. F. Smith, Fremont street.
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-07

The Deputy Grand High Priest will visit the local chapter of Royal Arch Masons this Thursday evening
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-07
S2s.sO0

Total $2S. 800 S1 800 was appropriated for the inn provement of Front iand Pomfret streets from the junction of School and High streets to the bridge on Pom- fret street. 1t was explained that this piece joined the trunk line and after completion would be taken over and kept In repair by the state. It was al- so said that 1t could be done cheaper at the present time than later on account of the facilities for getting out the crushed rock.
 The matter of improvement of Elm street by the state was touched on. It was said that the survey had been made and it was hoped that the inn provement would soon be started, but on account Of the change in the office of Highway Commissioner 1t was not certain that the work would be done, but it was to be hoped that the plans of the former commissioner would be carried out.
 Appropriations of 6,l25 to cover de- ficiency in back interest on sewer and water debt was voted. This it was ex- pained had already ,been paid, but that the vote was necessary in order that the matter might be charged to the proper account by the treasurer. No real expense is entailed as 1t would appear without explanation.
 $6,0OO was appropriated tor interest on the sewer debt for the fiscal year l913-14.
 Another appropriation was voted which does not entail extra expense, but comes out of earnings of the de. partment and the vote was only nec- essary to charge the proper account This was an appropriation of sl2,5Oo for interest on the water debt for 1913- IA.
 It was voted to lay tax of s l-2 mills on the dollar on the grand list, to be collected on or before July 10th.
 The council was authorized to bor- row such sums of money as shall be necessary for current expenses until the tax is collected.
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-07
ANNOUNCEMENT

According to a law passed by con gress that has just gone into effect sn notices of suppers. sales, enter .ainments. etc, must be marked .sdv." Hereafter charge of ten cents Ene will be made for all notices of sh;s kind where an admission fee is sbarged or the affair is given for the nurpose of making money.
 We will continue to publish notices of religious, society or other meetings where there is no charge of admis- s,on as items of news as heretofore. PUTNAM PATRIOT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

benen, ser gbrfurdt bepegt Sen 8e=
|i6ouer. &o1er @ormonie lit sic @len=
oung ser 5arben, peridonert int Colo
Ser &ibben uno Der ginfaiiu1gen. Die
figuralen Malereien an sen @anbf Fla
lden Des Sanfftuarilms, sic bier gpa11=
geliiten utro Sic. @ngelgeitalten, ole
groBen @~ruppenhilber iiber Sen Sei=
tenaltaren, I'M 8euroner Stile ent=
morfen, rSSelu &er gloriae" ut10 &pe
Marm .grotio plena, gefr0nt ourd sic
@orte ont Gril1mpfboge11: Siebe 90
'',ous &er5, Dos sic Meniden 10 iebr
9eliebt, fins ein 8erf BON bober Be-
|Se1,tnng IN 5ieier Mr,sfiibru11g, idltdt
u1b pabr, meiiterbaft u1@ filiniitleriid
erfabt uno %bollenSet. s. lit uns lr11r.
moglih, int @an5en 0teies @erf 5u
erfaiien obne 8e5lgrubme pieler Git
5elbeiten; 0o6 1T es uns auH bet
g0nnt, 6reu6e gu empfitr6en at1 6em
0pfermutbe bteier @enreinbe l1r6 Ser
@nergie un0 Der Matfraft 1es ieBigen
|bodm. @errn 8fnrrers, poourd 10
ehtpas grbnbenes CUR b0diten gbre
@sotteS 5uftame gebrabt aplroe.
@lid alpf ser Ser5 SSelu=@ emeitt0e in
.6reeport fir 5ie 3ufunft!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

'lpobnert 1T Scr Mbtei ct. Sttilien in
@opern Die lett 25 Sabren nrander
Mpoitel 6es @laube1ts fir SOS bebre
Miiiio1rsmerf borbereitet nr6 emf
lan6t bat. @ie6ernm fnieten fiir5-
li6 5moIf iunge Miiitonare Dor 6em
bo6m'iten &errn Mbte, 6ie 6ra1bt LAM
gen beiBen Tlebens ser beiligen &ir=
de, ser 9a1t5en &loitergenpei11be, Der
Nngeborigen, ser Miiiionare orouBen
i'm fernen &friffa rno &orea. ser re11=
bafebrten &ei6endriiten inns bieIer
%fronuuner trel1er @brtftenber5en, nm
Ith BON ser @an6 fires geiitlihen @a=
tiers 6us Miiiionsfre115 gIeth einem
beiligen &reu5rttteror6en an 6ie freu-
dig podeu6e @ruit beften gu lniierp.
.SSbnen idloB ii6 Elm otter Mfrifamii-
iionar on, Ser nenige Sabre CUR ST.
boll1ng 1T ct. 9ttilier 8l1gebradt bat-
te un6 nun bonn &eintpeb nod feinen
lbeben Sdhnar5en erfaBt por. Ser
Mbi6ie6stog ser Miiiio1rdre lift fir Ole
Nbtei Elm Self ser @bre 11mb Ser SSreu=
6e. M0ge oa1d III mardem @Itern=
altge, SOS Sen lteben @obt bieltei9t
5um lebten Male iab Sranen gegldn5t
eS maren fife, ielige Srdi1ten.
M1n Morgen INN balbne11n l1br riefen
Ole Seiergloden 5ie geiammte &loz
iterfmnilie 11t16 sic %5oblretd,en Geit=
gaite. INT 6ie tral1te Mbtetfirde, mo
mebrere ser 1telte1 Miiiio1tGre Dor toem
Mbte ein feierlides &o6om iangen.
Seifppebiger Bater 8e6a Danger,
g. g., 5eigte IN binreiBenoen @or-
mie ale @briiten 5u s6ubengeIn:
Der arn1en &ei6et befteM 1tt6 hur1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
Smmerbim eim 9roit.

SSn &iniidt aatf oie bllltigen greig-
nilie, apie lie li6 in Ger @m1pt1tabt
Merifos abgeipielt baben, Heim es
fit urs imnerbin ein Sroit, bob BON
I'M leren ameritaniiden 2an6sIeute1r
nur berbdltnibmabig menige getootet
morben iinoun6 bo1r lnieren oea1tiden
Stunmnesgetooiien oaielbit nidt ein
ein5iger umgetonmlen lit, natb elmer
Epom 5taatsiefretdr oes M%1tstpdrtigen
Nmtes oon SSagom int @eidstage ge=
lpadyten Mitfbeif1ng. Sour ein Deut=
ider mnroe angei@oliem, Elm Moto=
groph Ser iid NIT 6eutifer @riin61z
lidfeit uro oeuti6er 61rdtloiigfeit
3u 1abe an sic &dmpfenben getpagt
butte, oie ieine Camera obiea1rn"
mabrideinli6 fit eine Morbmnidine
IIbielten a1no oaber SEN binter ibr Be
fil10liden outs &ortr nabmen.
Dte ibon BON an0erer Settle ge=
mad)ten Wittbeilnngen o0er Mnbeuz
tlt1tgen, nab apeld5en ser amerifaniibe
8otlbafter @enrp Game 8illon uno
Ser 0eltlbe @eiarote &orter=M omiral
a. 8. Dol, @inbe bei sen fir lire
bei0erleitigen 5duubbefoblenen 5u
treffenoen S1mbmoBnabmen, bel D-
rer gntfermung aus ser @atnpf5ote,
@ano in @a,6 gingel, mie es li@ nidt
nur i1 @iniidt a1f 6ie 51piiden ibren
9di1,oern %betebenoen frel,6iduftliden
@e5iebunge1t, fon6ern au6 oa1f @rur6
ser Mor1roe Noftrin geb0rte, mur6en
.gIeidfaus beitdtigt 6urb Sic bon
&errn bon SSagom im &eidstage abge=
gebenen grfldrnnge1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
Die osn ie1linnmsn Wirfunasn
Ser 1ldr3>uitter,1f,a 81 ettaeben

IHerunq. Yeruna bri1gt ben Mppetit alt<
Iri1d. Yerunn r1ebrt bic 9erbnnungsfraft.
Sernnn reglliert Die @ingetpeibe. 8erm<
tlg ftdrft bic Nerbensgentren. Yeruna
tbut ale oie}e 5a1en unb obne irgenb
tpeld9e tpiberipanitigen &elultate. Seine
Sar1ilte folte es iid erlal1ben tpdbrenD
beg Wtonnts Ntdr3 obne &erunn All fem.
Sic .5Rmptome Der Grippe iinb: grs
ltens beginnt nit elmer GrtGItung, bic
111dbt bon -cinem Blobge1teutfein berrihrt.
3peitens cine Mn3aI 2ente tperben au>
gletb oabom %a1ge9riffen. 9rittens padt
bauptidbli6 ben &opf unb Bic NtbmunaSz
organe an: 8iertens lit bon bodgrabigem
S1eber auf mebrere Sage begIeifet. Stint
tens i6limme No6tpirfunaen. @euefuna
langiam.
Sic grfahrllng Der Qeute, DAP 8eruna
EN- Wt1ttel fir Grippe 1T, tparen iiberein<
lt1mnneno gut. Sebr ipe1ige, tpenn Mber-
Danpf ipeld)e tpnrDen enttdn11t IN Yeru<
no als ein Grippe @itteI.
@err 8. 9. Eeterlon bon $50. 1897 50.
9nmilton Mbe., Chicago, Suinois, bate
einen i9limmen MnfaI bon grippe. Sic
i'm iebr idtpa6 lieB. gr mar III eiuem
3nitanbe, oaB er unfdbig mar, irgenb cine
Mrbeit gu berrtdten. St fling an 8eruna
gu nebn1er, unb IN 8tpei Boden mar CT
itarf nno geiun6. Sic Solge lit. baB er
IN ieinem @au5e itets 8eruna baiIt.
&err George g. Yrat, $50. $3.50
t5t., Moline, Suinois, fdreibt be3iiglid
feiner Srau: Gle bate Bic Grippe. Nadz
benz tie 3tpei SIni6en &eruna genommen,
fIblte iie ii6 beoeuteno better. 90 bieI,
lbab iie Die 8ebanDIrmg fortIebte fiir eine
tnr3e 3eit, biz tie boQitd16ig gebeiH mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

49, - 49, If-E&
Waar8 1T Der fritiide Monat bes 9an<
3en Sabres. CT lit Der Wonat 56le1ter
Befnn6beit unb 8etteritlrr1e. Sebruar
tit porbei NIT feinen gpioemien fMr Grip
pc unb 8ranoopfer Der grfdltl1ngen, nel<
be BEN @amen Ser &ranfbeiten unb I'm
paBltdfeiten auseeitreut baben. @ar3 lit
ein Monat pibrigen @etters, aber erE
Der Wonat, nelber Sic Solgen Der Sc
ruarz3erriittlngen reift. 8ern Semanb
sSsa f' is;S}i% Su aafa : 1sn gSG Saau g SirB
Der @eit bes Sabres berbdltniBnadbig lei6t
fem.
Sebe &o1sbaltung foQte nit 8eruna
perieben fem. 8em SIR Die Grippe bat<
tet tpdbrenb bes @inters nnb Cure fritz
here @einnbbeit unb &raft mi9t 5ltriid<
erbalten babt, bann gebrau6t SIR iider
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
Cine rnbremoe Teier III
Der Beneoiftiner:Mbtei
st. Otttltett.
(P. S.. g.. 49,

Ser @eiatberg fatboliider Mii=
liorstatyfeit 1T iu lnierer 3eit iiber
6en gan5en gr5enrlt10 alesgebebnt.
ltnter ser aparl1pen Come ser @nn6e
@ottes lit mandes 0iefer 5ablreiden
Miiionsfelber gu elmer REDEEM @rnte
berangererh, aber ser Sbnitter iin6
tpetrige. 10000 Miiiionsprieiter fin1
Inn @ereine NIT 5000 Miiiionsbriii6er1r
ltno 10000 Miiiionsidhpeitern 1T ben
beioniiden 9an1arn tditig. Die< 8nbl
ser ormen @ei6en lit nber nod 800
Miuioner. Nemno9 treffen o1f etnen
Miiiondr 10000 &eioenieelen, in
China iogar 100000 Seelen. 9oS
be0el1tet, DOB 5e gauge @elt eft 1T
5000 Sabren gum mabren @laubet
befebrt ieit 6iirfte, tpenn Sos Mii=
i%ionsrperf 10 fortldreitet, nie es gege1t-
1pdrtig gei6iebt. Simmer unb i1nnper
ipie0er ert0nt 6eabalb Der ernite STUFF
Ser Miiltonare aus ber Serne: uSen=
set mebr Mr6eiter in ben @einberg
6es @errt."
Gs gtbt int 6riitlidyen europa cine
&etbe bon &fan5itdltten fir mutige
.opfermillige @laubensboten, 6ie NIT
Sem 8anner 6es @reu3es binaus5ie-
fen gu 0en ungliidli6en &ei6enb0l-
fern. 2aBt uns etnn1ol ser MusIer=
Dung iold)er Miiiionare I'M @eiite BEL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

gononfteur g: 8. Miler, Morfon,
Nebr., ser an 8onelteel Debiiion Der
is. & g. IS. &p. 60. empfieblt 6olep
M%ierenpillen inns iogt: Sd babe So
5leD Mierenpinen NIT iebr 5~uffrie0en-
~itellen6en &eiultaten genomamen nn6
i16oriire 6eren @ebraud fir irgeno
SSematrb, tpelder nit Acknowledgements
bebaftet lit. Sic itnb gang redbtt."
Molitor Drug So. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
meberraidt Cure Trenmoe,

Sir bier @oden gebral16t Or
Sings Meue 9ebenspimen regelmdBig
Sic rei5t sic 2eber, beiiert Sic Ser.
6aultng, hieitigt Standardization
Simmer uno &al1tausiblag beridapin-
sen aus @urem @eii9t un6 bonn &0r-
per INNS Str fiiblt beiier. 8eginmd
iofort. &nuft es in Molitors Mpo=
tbefe. = Mn8eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
!Qatbuliidbe g~ereinsbriaiber bon Minneiota,

@athdidbe 9ereinsbrI6er bon MinneIota. 1858
0biaeg gGo ihut ene Grippe bon Nannern oar, helde 2nnO in Sill
iiume, sSlorioa, qefon,t unb bamt Sen Gruno eedegt boben aur 6eutfdrto.
tboIiiden @olonlaton, fir todde olrd &errn Sobn SdrpIe Gus Bud.
man 0ainH, 9anohuber gemornen t@roen iouen. Bier Der sNfauner in.
ser @ruppe fins por 5IeepD gDf, O1mn. uno sic a1oeren bon Norrion
County, Miun. DaeiIben buben fb Dor Ser tatboifdpn @irde gruppdrts
1reIde int Iekn Sabre erridet tulroe. Sebts inmer nod 2nno gu $35s
per older nobe Ser Stride gu fourier, tooordy ene ser befen geIegelbei
ten ar grLnngane elmer 1orrn* 1T Ser ikdSMren finatitben @eenD, gebo-s
ten i'll. :gdbberes Bel sSdbnE 5drpote, Nir3, Ninu, 8. q
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

Beten, 3pfern u1o @erben on bet1
groBen bbeiIigen @erte ser $ehen.
miifion mtauarbeiten berufen ieiien.s
Mm Mahrnittage bielt ser bodrD'ih
@err Mbt u1pber bem 8norange elmer.
lgroBen Sdsar bon @Iaalbigen Ole @on-
ttfifulpeilpper, an meldr itib sic riff
ren6e Geier ser Musier6alng anidIoB.
Der gbor ser M0nde iitiim1tte Ole Sin.
tipbor an: .
gu &0ituig her &eioen,
Da1! ibr @rfebnter,
@onnrr! 1ttuo erl1ie ben Menf4en,
gu aus Stallbe gebilbet!"
Scum ml1r0e sic nltebrtpiir6ige Mii=
lionsurfun6e, oag Seftnment Ses ibei=
oen6en MeltbeiIanoes nerleen, 1rdrn<
.IidJ oas gpangelium BON 6em Mii-
iionsbefebIe gbriiti:
u@ebet bin in ane @elt
limo alien @eid|opfet1 Mn6et ole froDe
gotidaft!
Tins iere brnden n1f nno pre6igten
Mit gbri1H @ilfe in alien 2ditt6ern.
Danaltf ernelterten Ole 12 @rmGbl=
ten ibr beiligen @eliiboe 1no empfim-
gen 6nn1t fnie1p6 6os Miiionsfrel5
ous ser &an6 oes Mbtes, Ser in elmer
ergreifen6en Mnfprade nnf 6eiien @e-
oenttng binipies 81 @~reu8rittern ge-
i6logen, erbobem lie iid urb in ibren
Mugen gldn3te 6te @iegesgepiBbeit
ibres &eraems mie6er: r@oH min eS!!"
Dnrouf fa16 I'M @reiie Ser Mitbriiii-
ser urb M~ngeb0rigen cine erbeber6e
Mbidie6sfeier fir sic idei6em0en Mii-
fiondre itatt als lebtes 3eiden Ser
2iebe nn6 &odyobhung alter fir ite,
Sn flint ser far6enprddtigen, leben=
Gen 8il6ern15og 6as taten= um6 opfer-
reide 9eben bes fl. @a1tlats, 1es eriten
uno gr6bten &et6emaiIiionairs .at SEN
Dungeon Ser 3nidynuer boriiber, 6es III.
Nnulus @efebr1t11g un6 @erufung
gum Miifionsnerf, feline a1no 6es 81.
8urnnbas %@ltsiert0ung BON Ser @bri=
ftemgemeime 5u Mntiodten, feline Meii=
lionspreSigt Dor Sen Detoniiden @e=
lebrten sn Mtben, lem Mbidteo boa1
Ser Miiiimsgemeitt6e 5t Met1et urt6
feline @%erfIdirung. Die Geben6en 9il-
Ser maren eineeleitet blr6 @eiGtge
aus Sem 9natorium u&aufus" bon
Men6eGiobm. Ser S%eitreoner, Srater.
@eimborb Sod, 8. g. 81, i6iG6erte
lin b~egeiiterten @orten rSt. Ottilien,
1ein Brie6ensprogramm att5 sSrie0ens=
merf." Drei groBe Mdnnerd0re, SOS
Marienle@ Gin 8ib lit mir ms &er5
gegraben," rDas &obeIieo bon Got
tesIiebe, 11,o r@ott IN ser Mahlr,"
paren bon gutter @irfung. Gum
5@Iniie Der erbeben6en Seier fangen
ane Mn1peie1t6en bus rSt. Ottilien=
lie6," 6eiien lebte @erie Golttef:
rEroget, @olten, 6ie br fliebet,
gead 5i6en metnen @rnB
l1n6 FACET: 6orfbiin 3iiebet
@efhigelt ba& mein SUB.
l1m6 perun iie mid begrabenL
$50 itol5 Sic @almen iteb'n
Wer0' ielig ih mid laben
Tins meine Come feb'n!".
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-25

Guatemala and Honduras have just
selected sites for government build
ings at the Panama. Pacific exposition
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-25

CONTINUED from page one,
The Keota news., 1913-03-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial No. OlO747
Department of the Interior
u. S. Land Office at Denver, Colorado

February rs. 1913
Notice Is hereby given that George H. Besaw, of
keota. Colo. who. on Sept. Fl. 1909. made Home
la. and NE IA Sc Ia. Section 20. Township 9 N.
Range 60 w. s P Meridian. has filed notice of In
tention to make final three year Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described. before Ira 8.
Griffin. u. S. Commissioner. at Keota. Colo. on the
7th day of May, 1913.
Claimant names Witnesses: William ]. Simms,
of keota. Colo; Leonard A. Jackson. of keota.
Colo: Lee F. Patty of keota. Colo: Joseph Foy Of
keota, Colo.
SO CD. FORD. Register.
The Keota news., 1913-03-14
$l.25 Per Year In Advance.
Avalo Country Being Settled


P. E. Nelson, pioneer of Avalo, tho
Weld county voting precinct farthest
east, ninety miles from this city. was
the guest Of Judge George Bradfield
yesterday. Mr.. Nelson recently sold
his Avalo lond and removed to Omaha
for his wife's health.
Mr.. Nelson said that the Avalo coun-
try was fast being transformed from a
stock section into dry farming one.
Ten years, yes five years, ago the Avalo
district was open country with herds
browsing over it; now it is traversed
with wire fances and telephone lines
and the plow and the harrow are in ev-
idence.
Last year was the best in years for
the Avalo dry farmer and it is likely
that crops will be as good so far as win
ter wheat is concerned this season be-
cause of the abundant moisture last fall
and this spring. Many contend that
stock raising is far ahead of dry farm
ing in the Avalo region and that ut best
the dry farmer must combine dairying
and fattening cattle for market with
his crop growing. Greeley Tribune,
March 5.
The Keota news., 1913-03-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial No. Ol1949
Department of the Interior

u. s Land Office at Denver. Colorado.
Feb. 26. 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that William J. Simms Of
Keota. Colo. who on Dec. 20. 1909, made Home
stead Entry No. Oll949. for f H. Section 2.
Township 8 N. Range 60 w. r. Meridian. has
filed notice of intention to make final three year
Proof to establish claim to the land above described
before Ira S. Griffin. u S. Commissioner. at keota.
Colo. on the 9TH day of May 1913
Claimant names As witnesses: James A. Rumsey.
of keota. Colo: George H. Besaw. of keota. Colo:
Thomas c. Cowcy of keota. Iolo Bernard S.
Sonaer of Keota. Colo.
50 CD. FORD Register.